Annual Logan High alumni reunion at Masonic Temple
Logan High School graduates will gather for the annual alumni reunion and banquet at the Masonic Temple on Main and Mulberry streets with a 6 36 dinner, after dinner program, and a 9 30 dance by the High Hatters Lancaster orchestra. Joe Stoughton will host, officers to be chosen, and tickets sold at the door for 1.00 with 0.50 dance only. Members and spouses admitted to both events. Class of 1928 and 1938 guests noted.
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Logan High School
Logan High School Alumni Association
Masonic Temple
Main
Mulberry
High Hatters
Lancaster Orchestra
J. R. Hankison
Association
Joe Stoughton
Blanche Thomas
Lester Risch
Leslie Evans
Faith Wright
Maxine Notestone
Joe Case
Lawrence Adcock
George Schwenke
Alice Frasch
Carl Blosser
Virginia Smith
Jane Walsh
Bill Sauer, Jr
Jack Frazee
Ross Adcock
Anthony Toerner
Francis Roberts
Karl
PUSH HUNT FOR KIDNAPPED BOY IN PRINCETON
Princeton, Fla. June 3 AP The kidnapping of five year old James Bailey Cash Jr. remains unsolved as hundreds searchers scour the area though the trail has grown cold. FBI agents led by J Edgar Hoover questioned many persons but show no strong leads. James Bailey Cash Sr. left home with two federal agents for the first time in three days, fueling speculation a trace had been found.
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Princeton
Fla
James Bailey Cash, Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
James Bailey Cash, Sr
Administration Wins On Hatch Relief Restrictions
A Chicago murder confession reveals Robert Nixon age 18 alias Thomas Crosby admitted slaying four women and a girl, three in Chicago two in Los Angeles, using a brick as a weapon. In Washington the Senate recessed after a bitter fight over the administration relief bill, narrowly defeating Hatch’s aim to curb WPA political activity as lawmakers debated amendments and presidents Roosevelts stance.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
John Boyle
Walter Storms
Robert Nixon
Thomas Crosby
Boyle
Storms
Florence Johnson
Florence Thompson Castle
Jimmy
Anne Kuchta
Chicago Hospital
Edna Worden
Marguerite
Washington
Senate
Hatch
Er Barkley
Kentucky
Senator Barkley
Ohio
WPA
PWA
Appropriations Committee
Roosevet
Peru Ecuador Row Reopens Fierce Border Clash Report
Ecuador tightens frontier defenses after new violence in the 107 year old dispute with Peru. Two Ecuadorian soldiers died and a lieutenant was wounded in a clash with three Peruvian gunboats on the Aguarico river. Peru concentrates at Tumbes near the frontier. Ecuador accuses Peru of unjustified aggression amid a vast jungle border dispute.
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Quito
Ecuador
Peru
Aguarico
Ministry of Defense
Tumbes
Ecuadorian Pacific
Defense Ministry
South America
New York State
Pacific Andes
Boy seriously hurt in fight near Buchtel
A 16 year old Murray City youth William Robinson was knocked down on the highway near Buchtel and suffered concussion and bruises. Charles Macombs of near Buchtel is charged with assault with intent to kill and held for grand jury action with bond set at 500 dollars.
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Murray City
Cherrington
Nelsonville
Buchtel
William Robinson
Charles Macombs
George Bateman
Macombs
Robinson
William Anders
C. G. Dew
Former Justice Praises Lawyer in Campaign Move
Hugh L. Nichols of Batavia said he will manage Charles Sawyer's Democratic gubernatorial primary campaign to restore the office's respect and reverence, recalling former Ohio governors Campbell Harmon Cox Donahey and White. Sawyer challenges Gov. Martin L. Davey for a third term.
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Columbus
Hugh L. Nichols
Batavia
Charles Sawyer
Campbell
Harmon
Cox
Donahey
White
Nichols
Ohio
Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Man Loses 1700 Playing Solitaire In Oakland
William Bauman reported to police he lost 1700 while playing solitaire in a room over his tavern. A gunman entered, took the cash and left Bauman with only a deck of cards.
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Oakland
Calif
William Bauman
Bauman
Price Schedule for New Pool Announced
The city school board announced operating details for the new municipal pool. Hours run daily 10 A M to 9 30 P M except Sundays 1 P M to 9 30 P M. Admission pricing includes season tickets and single entries with special school enrollment provisions. WPA project cost totals over 62 000 with 45 000 federal share and 17 000 local funds. Lifeguards and attendants were named and opening target set for July 1.
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Waldo Terrel
Gore
Dorothy Eberst
Maurice Cole
Logan Board Votes to Cooperate on City Health Plan
Logan Board of Education members last night approved cooperation with the city health board to hire a health nurse for the district. The board agreed to fund $200 of the nurse’s salary, as outlined to the city health board and City Council health committee by Dr. George Roberts. A proposal to re merge city and county health districts appears abandoned.
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Logan Board of Education
City Health Board
George Roberts
Henry Ford Sees Great Prosperity Era Ahead
In Detroit June 3 AP Henry Ford told DAVID J WILKIE that nothing changed his belief we will enter the greatest era of prosperity and happiness. He spoke from a farm camp bench near Dearborn praising a back to the land movement and criticizing financial interests he says would spark war. He suggested 60 families control national destinies and named 25 financiers who steer the world’s finances. He noted World War veterans would...
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Detroit
Washington
White House
Henry Ford
Ford
Popular as ever Woodring says Roosevelt remains strong
St Louis June 3 AP Secretary of War Woodring says President Roosevelt is as strong politically and popular as in 1936. He believes if national election were held tomorrow the results would mirror the 1936 landslide, carrying all states except Maine and Vermont.
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ST. Louis
Roosevelt
Harry H. Woodring
Maine
Vermont
Wage measure faces delay as wage floor debated
Sharp disagreement emerged today among a joint Congressional committee over wage and hour standards. Most members favored 25 cents as the base minimum, but there was division on how to reach a 40 cent goal and a 40 hour week. House conferees reportedly stood by a plan to set nationally uniform standards with no interstate exemptions.
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Washington
Joint
Congressional Committee
House
Deficit Shrinks as Year Ends for First Time Since 1931
Treasury officials report the current fiscal year will close with the smallest federal deficit since 1931, at about 1.41 billion dollars, excluding debt retirements, while a new spending program may triple the gap next year. The prior year deficit stood at 2.8 billion.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Czech German tensions flare after protests abroad
The Czech German situation worsened with Berlin protesting to Prague over alleged mistreatment of Czechoslovakia's German minority. In London Chamberlain announced new British protests against aerial bombardments in China and Spain, while an opposition MP questioned action beyond distress signals.
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Berlin
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Chamberlain
China
Spain
Tokyo
Burgos
Gas Barrier Baffles Probers Near Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania a debris and gas barrier blocked miners as rescuers cleared the Volpe Coal Company shaft after a blast killed ten men and left six injured. State inspectors in gas masks worked 700 feet underground amid wrecked shaft props and caved coal while a new ventilating system was ordered. exact cause may take days to determine. Names of the deceased include Alex Glanko John Clark and several others from Du Pont and Hughes Town. Eight in a prior disaster at St Clair mine are noted.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Volpe Coal Company
Alex Glanko
John Clark
Moosic
John Kovaleski
Martin Wocniak
Adam Mark
Gus Posdzich
John Phillips
Michael Guzzy
John Lokuta
DuPont
Sam Adonizio
Hughes Town
St. Clair
Pottsville
Cop Kills Partner As Gun Explodes In Blind Battle
In a Brooklyn candy store a knife attack by a burglar led to a fatal police shooting. Patrolman John Leaver, 37, claimed his gun fired accidentally while subduing the suspect, fatally wounding his partner Patrolman James Fisher, 53, who was to retire that summer. Leaver was exonerated.
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New York
Brooklyn
John Leaver
Deaver
James D. Fisher
Fisher
Shooting Victim Freeman Holds His Own at Hospital
William Freeman, shot through the chest at Attorney Allen McBroom's home while seeking marriage advice, remains in serious condition at Cherrington Hospital. McBroom, free on $1,500 bond, awaits grand jury review on charges of shooting Freeman with intent to kill.
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Cherrington Hospital
William Freeman
Allen R. McBroom
Freeman
McBroom
Child dies from clothing fire burns in Columbus
Six year old Dorothy Maher died in Columbus after clothing ignited from a stove two days earlier. Authorities reported the fatal accident as a house fire incident and mourners prepared for burial arrangements.
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Columbus
Dorothy Maher
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Hitch
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