Logan Daily News Consolidates Local Papers
The Logan Daily News merges The Hocking Sentinel and The Ohio Democrat with local Logan coverage. The post office notice credits Associated Press dispatches and local news, listing Chicago and New York offices and agents for distribution and byline rights.
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Democratic
Hocking Sentinel
Ohio Democrat
Logan Daily News
Logan
Ohio
Associated Press
Associated Ie
Chicago
C. J. Anderson Special Agency
E. Wacker Drive
Ralph R. Mulligan
Lexington Ave
New York
N. Y
Infirmary Directors of Hocking County Meet in Logan
The Hocking county infirmary directors Beougher Sweazy and Beery held a regular session at the big institute south of Logan. Twenty five bills were paid and three inmates discharged one to Lancaster and two to Sand Run.
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Hocking County
Messrs
Beougher
Sweazy
Beery
Logan
Lancaster
Sand Run
C. ¥. Erhmin
Ray Williamson
Barton Hall
Chris Dalinger
Eli Oeffler
Ed Eberst
Joe
John McBroom
Lucius Wright
Columbus
State Board of Public Works
Sol Kline
Rock House
Shanghai Encounter Brings Val and a Mysterious Dress Attire
Val wanders the Bund after a party aboard the Houston. He gives money to a beggar baby and meets a glamorous southern accent woman in a leopard coat who asks him to help feed a baby. She hints at flirtatious intrigue as their paths cross in Shanghai.
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Sue
Navy
Brad
Val
Laure Montross
Houston
States
Taft
Jan Edding
Shanghai
Cathay
a_ricksha
George
Ricksha
Subscription Terms for Logan Area and Surrounding Zones
Subscription rates listed by carrier in Logan at 10 cents weekly. By mail in Hocking County and Logan trading territory two dollars per year. Outside Hocking County four dollars per year. Beyond first and second postal zone five dollars. Telephone number provided as six.
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Logan
Hocking County
Pioneers Face Rising Discontent in Alaska Valley Venture
Like first pioneers in the Matanuska valley, 1935 colonists report discontent amid tents, rainy weather, swampy farm sites, and truck delays with household goods. The article frames this as a natural dip after initial enthusiasm, not a failure of the project.
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Matanuska Valley
Alaska
Senecas Learn Arrowhead Craft at Public Expense
In Akron New York the state spends 171 dollars weekly to teach Tonawanda Seneca Indians arrowhead making. The Senecas revive ancient crafts at a reservation center producing bows beadwork and ornaments while few tribe members can flint arrowheads. White teachers and books guide the process.
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Akron
N. Y
State of
New York
Tonawanda
Isle Royale Copper Lore From Ancient Lake Superior
In Lake Superior dish of blue water and green shores lies Isle Royale, a romantic island under the American flag. Centuries before Europeans arrived, southern Indians paddled to the island in flimsy canoes to mine copper, yet the origins of their journey and metallurgical knowledge remain unanswered.
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National Park
Lake Superior
Isle Royale urged as national park amid grand park chain push
Archeologists link Isle Royale to Toltecs and Mayas as a distant source of trade, while locals champion turning the island into a national park. The piece argues for expanding the park system eastward, highlighting Isle Royale in Lake Superior as a prime starting point and a symbol of wilderness and historical mystery.
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Mexico
Central America
America
Isle Royale
Uncle Sam
Lake Superior
New England
New York
Yellowstone
Scotts Scrapbook By R J Scott Shakespeare Tragedy Deaths
The piece lists death counts in Shakespeare plays from Hamlet to Titus Andronicus and notes a 19th century engine built by Robert Stephenson in 1859 and rebuilt in 1887 for an Egyptian ruler. It contrasts deaths by murder and natural causes across plays.
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Shakespeare
Pericles
Robert Stephenson
Love and Duty Bind Val at Shanghai Liner
Carefree Lieutenant Valentine Preston hurries toward Shanghai harbor to bid farewell to Janice Edding. Janice’s family sails to the United States, while Brad Norris helps Val by giving him a lift. Janice’s father, Captain Edding, is bound for Puget Sound Navy Yard as Val confronts Kent Townley aboard the liner.
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Valentine Preston
China
Shanghai
Goodby
Janice Edding
United States
Annapolis
Val
Brad Norris
Edding
Janice
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Jan
Mimi
Kent Townley
Fin
Townley
Jan Goodby
Brad
Sue
Navy
Vak
Brad Norris quits navy to join Cordray aviation venture
Val and Sue discuss Brad Norris leaving naval service to join Maurice Cordray, a wealthy shipyard heir turning to aviation with a new all metal cabin monoplane. Cordray offers Brad a lucrative post near Bremerton, promising a life with friends at the Yard and a move away from an Asiatic station.
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Val
Sue
Navy Department
Brad
Navy
Naval Aviation
Sea Falcons
Brad Norris
Sué
Cordray Company
Cordray
Bremerton
Jan
Navy Yard
China
Maurice Cordray
Winston
Maurice
Boeing
Seattle
Can South salvage contract in four spades play
A Plainfield Courier News reader reports a four spade contract at one table. South doubled four spades after North doubled four hearts, West led a singleton heart, dummy won, and declarer ruffed. The article presents a natural line: win opening heart, manage trumps, and finesse through clubs and diamonds to secure five to six tricks, keeping options for later play.
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Plainfield Courier
South
North
East
West
Declarer
Trump
Ruffin
Clay Plant Resumes Operations After Wage Agreement
Officials of Stowe- Fuller Refractories Co announce full operations resume today in New Philadelphia. Union workers approved a two cent an hour wage increase after a Tuscarawas county strike that began April 1, per union official Harry Jones of Dennison.
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New Philadelphia
Stowe- Fuller Refractories Co
Clay
Harry Jones
Dennison
Tuscarawas County
Cleveland Heights School Opposes Fraternities
EB Morley principal at Cleveland Heights High School writes to parents urging opposition to fraternities and sororities and calling for an effort to raise the social life level of students.
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Cleveland
EB. E. Morley
Cleveland Heights High School
Loononville Man Killed Jumping From Freight Car
Walter Adams aged 35 of Detroit, a structural steel worker, was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania passenger train yesterday after he jumped from a freight train he had boarded for a ride. The incident occurred near Loononville, Ohio, on June 8.
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Loononville
Pennsylvania
Walter Adams
Detroit
Dayton Man Killed Pushing Car When Struck by Train
Thomas Bertsch a 54 year old Dayton resident was killed when the automobile he was pushing from a rail crossing stalled and was struck by a Big Four passenger train. His wife Florence and their dog were in the car but uninjured.
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Dayton, D
Thomas Bertsch
Dayton
Florence
Understanding neuritis in health and disease
Dr. Logan Clendening explains neuritis as a nerve condition overlapping arthritis. He distinguishes irritation degeneration and inflammation, with examples from dental infection shingles infantile paralysis and facial nerve neuritis. The note promotes six medical pamphlets available for ten cents each.
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Logan Clendening
Clendening
Whats What at a Grange WASHINGTON
Washington Bureau report notes Supreme Court rulings on NRA and Frazier Lemke attract more public attention than Humphrey. Press discusses telephone rate case in Baltimore and NRA impact, with quotes from Sioux City workers and store executives on working hours and wages under the New Deal codes.
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Washington
New York
American Telephone & Telel Graph Company
NRA
Charlotte H. Prescott
Sioux City
Itvis
Roosevelt
Supreme Court Ruling Affects Humphrey Case and Political Tone
The Humphrey issue is framed as political with the Supreme Court ruling seen as a strong rebuke to President Roosevelt. Ex-Commissioner Humphrey, a conservative Republican, resisted White House demands to resign and died before a final court ruling, with the Frazier Lemke and NRA decisions viewed as broader or milder in impact.
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NRA
Humphrey
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
William E. Humphrey
Washington
President Coolidge
Hoover
White House
Frazier Lemke
Congress
William
Hotel man dies at 52 in Ohio hometown
Charles Mettenbuhler, former manager of Hotel Breakers at Cedar Point and later Hotel Harding in Marion, died yesterday at his Bellevue home. Funeral services will be held Sunday.
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Sandusky
Charles Mettenbuhler
Hotel Breakers
Cedar Point
Harding
Marion
Bellevue
Postmaster Named in Washington
Charles L. Collett of Ironton Ohio appointed acting postmaster in Washington by the post office department announced.
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Washington
Charles L. Collett
Ironton
Ohio
Post Office Department
Senate Approves Laval Decree Powers For France
The Senate approved Premier Pierre Laval's decree powers by a sweeping 233 to 15 vote to protect France, after the Chamber of Deputies grudgingly passed the emergency measure.
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Paris
Senate
Pierre Laval
France
Chamber of Deputies
Helen Wills Moody Captures St George's Hill Title
In Weybridge England on June 8 Helen Wills Moody defeated England's Mrs Hisie Goldsack Pittman in the final of the St George's Hill tournament 6 0 6 4 securing the championship.
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Weybridge
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
St. George’s Hill
Hisie Goldsack Pittman
England
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Scott
R. J. Scott
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E. W. Shepard
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Charles P. Stewart
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