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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

2

Stratton Pitches Saints To Victory

Stratton 6 foot 5 right hander, farmed to the American Association by the Chicago White Sox, won his seventh decision this season as St Paul beat Milwaukee 7 to 3. Eddie Marshall collected two hits for Milwaukee as his hitting streak reached 36 games, two short of the league record. Indianapolis fell from first with a 6 to 1 loss to Toledo.

Stratton Chicago White Sox Milwaukee Saints Brewers Sesson Ginst St. Paul Ck Amerieam Association Strat Eddie Marshal Brewer Frank Sign Indianapolis St. Paul Toledo

Golf Origins Debate Conflicts Over Scotland Claim

Major W. G. Tucker of Royal Blackheath challenges the Scottish origin myth, citing Teutonic roots for the word golf and royal bans on golf in 1457 and 1529. He notes later royal and municipal actions show golf persisted despite prohibitions, including King James IV and James I’s quixotic favorites.

Scotland W. G. Tucker Royal Blackheath Golf Club England Jamie James IV James Edinburgh James I Blackheath Owhen

Civil Service Exams and Agricultural Posts Listed

The Civil Service Commission announces openings including Apprentice at the Government Printing Office and various roles in the Department of Agriculture and Department of Justice. Salaries range from 1,440 to 4,600 dollars yearly with deadlines and district filing options noted. Also mentions Greenwich court events and early golf history in Scotland and England.

United States Civil Service Commission Government Printing Office Washington, D. C Civil-Service District U. S. Civil Service Commission Department of Agriculture Bureau of Biological Survey Department of Justice United States National Meditation Board Bureau of Chemistry and Soils Securities and Exchange Commission Greenwich Golfers Scotland England

Pioneers Set Up Government in Alaska Colony

Palmer Alaska June 6 AP The Matanuska Valley colonists from the United States have formed a government and rail service within a month of arrival eight camps appointing a council headed by Harry Campbell and naming Mrs Neil Miller as council secretary Women work beside men as colonists establish farms clear building sites and assign labor to farming tasks and police work

Palmer Alaska Matanuska Valley United States Harry Campbell Abrams Wis Neil Miller Blair J. D. Dunlap University of Toronto Ontario University David Dunlap Toronto Semana Ant Moe Modern Pat Mng Ari

Helen Wills Moody Reaches St George's Hit Semi Finals

In a tense fourth round scare, Helen Wills Moody overcame English rival Mary Hardwick and advanced to the St George's Hit tournament semi finals where she faced Miss Billy Yorke.

Mary Hardwick Helen Wills Moods Billy” Yorke St. George's

Ohio farm income climbs 45 percent January to April

Gross cash farm income in Ohio for January through April rose 45 percent from the same period a year earlier. The increase exceeded 1933 levels by 75 percent, marking a substantial gain for farmers during the period.

Ohio

Embalmers Elect Officers at Ohio Convention

The Ohio Embalmers Association elected Felby P. Gerstner of Washington Court House as president and Herbert A. Webb of Hamilton as vice president after a two day convention in Columbus.

Columbus Ohio Embalmers Association Felby P. Gerstner Washington Court House Herbert A. Webb Hamilton

Alderman Confronts Parking Ticket After Speech

In Waukegan Illinois Alderman William Fuller, finishing a blistering luncheon address against traffic summons fixers, notices a summons for illegal parking on his car. He remarks the blunt reply on the windshield reads To pay.

Waukegan Ill William Fuller

Owens Named Captain of Ohio State Track Team

Jesse Owens was elected captain of the Ohio State University track team becoming the first Black captain of a varsity squad at OSU. His feats have dominated national sports headlines.

Columbus Ohio State University Jesse Owens Owens Ohio State

Hairpin Turn Hazards In Speedway Under Review

Indianapolis experts consider removing danger factors from the hairpin turns blamed for four deaths in the 1935 speedway classic. Officials study possible safer configurations and barriers as part of ongoing accident prevention efforts.

Indianapolis

Miss Harlow Stars in Lavish New MGM Musical Reckless

Miss Harlow sings and dances on screen in Reckless a lavish MGM musical with Jerome Kern Oscar Hammerstein songs and a stellar cast Led by Powell Harlow and Robson the film promises high style dance numbers and Broadway style romance across Westchester society race tracks and yachts.

Miss Harlow Jerome Kern Robert Light Louise Henry James Ellison Leon Waycoff Nina Mae McKinney P. J. Wolfson Allan Jones Carl Randall Jones Europe America Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer M-G-M Randall New York Monte Carlo Ted Riley Mona Leslie Riley Westchester Broadway Pocial Elite Carina Garllionaires Lacal Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer Pythian Theatre William Powell Jean Harlow Selznick David 0. Selznick David Copperfield Peenekot Tone May Robson Ted Healy Nat Pendleton Powell Henry Stephenson Rosalind Russel

Beetle Devastates Pines Across Washington and Oregon

Forest officials report the pine beetle killed over a billion board feet of ponderosa pine in national forests across Washington and Oregon during the summer of 1931, threatening timber supplies and local economies.

Washington Oregon

1000 in Peace Club formed by William Ladd

The American Peace Society organized in New York City by William Ladd of Maine in 1828 now has about 1000 members.

New York City William Ladd Maine

Also Mentioned on This Page

OAT Leonard Bae A Braddock E. Main Street Logan, Ohio Son Saturlina Grabowski Ridgewood L. L Chester Lichel $ Bakery East Main Logan Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Col Otto Ohlson Arrow The Alaskan Railroad Ohl Don L. Irwin Helen SHINE Mohler Powell Co-Starred In ‘Reckless William H. M. Hart Jewel Tea Co. Inc Cleveland Ave Columbus, O Beetle Citizens’ Savings Association Logan Home & Savings Association Harry G. Bartlett Johnson Ned S&s Market FE. Main St Pala Eer Tarilie
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