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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1935

Page

4

Love and Duty Clash in Shanghai Navy Romance

In Shanghai Val Preston a carefree naval lieutenant reels from a skipped date with Janice Edding as rival Kent Townley eyes her and Brad Norris arranges a lift. Jan voices concern that Val’s risky exploits threaten his career while a charged around-the-jetty exchange hints at rekindled feelings before the scene ends.

Valentine Preston China Shanghai Goodby Janice Edding United States Annapolis Val Brad Norris Edding Janice Puget Sound Navy Yard Jan Mimi Kent Townley Townley Jan Edding Laure Montross Sue Norris Laure Val Preston Anking Navy

G Men Chase Abductors of Little George Weyerhaeuser

Editorial praises the U S Secret Service for its record in capturing kidnappers and urges swift harsh punishment for the Weyerhauser kidnapers after the boy was released for a $200000 ransom. It argues for no sentimentality and reinforces faith in existing laws to deter future abductions.

George Weyerhauser Gillians Weyerhauser

Tempting Fate with Rattlesnakes Draws New Scrutiny

A Virginia revivalist again provoked attention by handling rattlesnakes during Sunday services. Three snakes refused to bite as crowds watched while the preacher claimed his arm healed by faith. Earlier incidents, including a bite and a prior miracle claim, sparked debate over the limits of faith healing.

Virginia

Turning Back Father Time in Logan Notes

Miss Mary Myers left for Pineville Kentucky after a several weeks visit in Logan accompanied by Mr and Mrs Ed Myers and family. Miss Mary Till and Miss Florence Snider will attend the Supreme Council of Ladies Auxiliary in Cedar Point next week. Doctors Raney and Ellison moved into new rooms in Rochester building. Joe Beougher of Kansas and Joel Harsch visited J J Nihiser and family. Beougher last in Hocking County twenty four years. The stork brought two boys to local homes last week. Several residents visited John Griffin and family. Lafe Kreig completed a new front for the L Warner building and M Cohen moved his five and ten cent store. Mrs F L Rochester of Columbus visits. son Dr Boyd Rochester sails for the United States to establish practice in Columbus.

Mary Myers Pineville Logan Ed Myers Mary Till Florence Snider Cedar Point Supreme Council of Ladies Auxilary Raney Ellison Rochester Joe Beougher Kansas Joel Harsch J. J. Nihiser Beougher Hocking County Walnut Valley Stork Wm. Griffith Clarence Allen Little Raccoon Creek Chris Achauer Vernon Mauk Dan Schaal Walter Reasoner Laurence Homer Griffin John Griffin Lafe Kreig L. Warner M. Cohen

Hysteria and Faith Demonstrations Persist in Modern Age

The writer notes continued displays of what is called faith by some, labeling them as not true faith but foolish demonstrations. It remarks that such hysteria remains present even in an enlightened era.

Senator Borah Idaho Capitol Hill Supreme Court

The Ancient Babe Quits As Ruth Retired From Playing

Baseball legend Babe Ruth announced at the Boston clubhouse that he is retiring as a player and may seek a managerial role. The public and fans nationwide admire his long career and hope for a happy, approved transition to management if offered.

Babe Ruth Baseball Writers Boston Ruth United States

Dull Days In May Worry Turkey Growers Over Rickets

Ohio turkey producers face rickets in flocks due to prolonged rainy days reducing sunlight. OSU extension poultryman P B Zumbro says turkeys need triple vitamin D exposure compared with chicks. He suggests 1 percent cod liver oil in mash, but warns against feeding oil after 10 weeks before marketing.

Ohio P. B. Zumbro Ohio State University Zumbro

Notable Slam Possibility In Central Bridge Lesson

A Central Press bridge lesson shows North South bidding to 4 Hearts. South finds a small slam after dummy, giving opponents a spade trick. Mr H. H. Ayer of Toronto notes a possible grand slam with the outlined play.

Declarer North South H. H. Ayer Toronto Ontario

Grand Slam Paths in Bridge Openings and Leads

The article analyzes bidding and leads for a simulated grand slam in bridge. It examines responses to South with slam hopes, detailing sequences with diamonds spades hearts and clubs, cross-ruffing, ruffs, and dummy play to establish suits and force trumps, outlining outcomes for various opening leads.

Sears South Declarer

Poison in Professions and New Drug Uses

Dr Logan Clendening explains rapid chemical advances yield peculiar blood conditions from amidopyrine and benzol poisoning. He notes chlorinated hydrocarbons used industrially cause numbness or tremor, and trichloroethylene helps tic douloureux when inhaled but risks overdose. Also mentions hatters tremor from mercury exposure and offers six pamphlets for 10 cents each.

Logan Clendening M. D Clendening

What Roosevelt Said At May Meeting With Reporters

Washington dispatch describes President Roosevelt’s May 31 remarks to correspondents. Reporters saw the speech as a push to rally support for the New Deal and market resistance to the Supreme Court NRA ruling. Some viewed his comments as inciting discontent while others saw a call to action from the administration.

Washington, D. C Washington Supreme Court NRA Supreme Justices

Dred Scott cited in NRA decision analysis by Leslie Eichel

In this third article by Leslie Eichel from the New York Bureau the NRA ruling is weighed against the Dred Scott decision. Woodrow Wilson is quoted explaining the case's background, including Taney's view on slavery as property and the invalidation of the 1820 Missouri Compromise. Lincoln is cited on the divided nation and the Coming Civil War.

Central Press New York 45Th Street Leslie Eichel Central Press NRA United States Supreme Court Woodrow Wilson James Buchanan Pennsylvania Preme Court of the United States Taney Dred Scott Missouri Free States Congress Territorial Mr. Wilson Stephen Douglas Supreme Court Abraham Lincoln

Bible Anniversary Planned By Board

Announcement under signatures of John H. Finley Miss Martha Berry William Allen White and Robert B Speer notes a national committee forming to sponsor a nationwide commemoration of the four hundredth anniversary of the Bible.

John H. Finley Martha Berry William Allen White Robert B. Speer

Farmer Decapitated in Urbana Hay Bailer Accident

Samuel Clark, 59, of Urbana, was killed when he slipped and fell into a hay bailer. The incident occurred yesterday, authorities said.

Urbana Samuel Clark

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