Picket clash injures 17 at Youngstown strike scene
Police and sheriff deputies clashed with Great Lakes steel strike pickers in Youngstown leaving 17 injured as a Republic Steel plant in Monroe, Michigan, planned to reopen amid a barricade. Tear gas and night sticks deployed. two officers hurt and a bystander struck by an explosive tear gas shell. Leaders agreed to attend a Friday conference with SWOC leaders in Columbus.
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Youngstown
Great Lakes
Republic Steel Corp
Monroe
Mich
John L. Lewis
Republic
Ohio
Heads of Republic
Sheet and Tube
SWOC
Martin L. Davey
Columbus
Canton Group Urges End to Mob Rule at Re Public Steel
Canton Ohio June 10 A newly formed citizens' law and order league urged public officials to end a fortnight of mob rule tied to a Re Public Steel strike. Chairman T K Harris called for steps to enforce laws protecting workers commuting to and from work amid picket interference. Mayor James Seccombe and Police Chief Ira Manderbaugh attended a meeting where Seccombe vowed to uphold his oath of office.
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Canton
Citizens’ Law and Order League
Republic Steel Corp
T. K. Harris
Harris
James Seccombe
Olice
Ira Manderbaugh
Saginaw Valley Workers Return After Power Strike
In Flint and Saginaw, about 500000 people resumed normal routines after Consumers Power Company employees ended a three week drought with a second strike. Russell B. Palmer said 1200 workers would immediately return to shifts and ample power was assured for all industries. A Zilwaukee substation key group ratified an agreement 44 to 18, delivered by plane from Washington.
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Flint
Mich
Saginaw Valley
Consumers Power Company
Russell B. Palmer
Saginaw
Zilwaukee
Washington
Flags train, saves dog near Marion Ohio
Mrs. Mary Hastings flagged down a New York Central passenger train to stop and save her stalled car on a grade crossing and her dog Inky. The quick action prevented a collision and kept both the car and pet safe.
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Marion
Mary Hastings
New York Central
Inky
Police seek mother of stabbed newborn in field
In Columbus Ohio police hunted for the mother of a newborn girl found stabbed to death in a field. The coroner reported the infant died from a heart wound suffered within hours of birth.
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Columbus
E. E. Smith
MacfarlandCritiques Hitler In Personal Letter To Reich Leader
Dr. Charles S. Macfarland former general secretary emeritus of the Federal Council of Churches writes to Adolf Hitler in a personal letter. He says that despite any economic contributions Hitler may have made Germany has wrecked Christian ideals. The missive was framed as a friendly personal note.
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Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Charles S. Macfarland
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Hitler
Macfarland
Reich
Britain bars Soviet entry to four power talks on Spain
London reports Great Britain defeated a Soviet attempt to join four power discussions on safety guarantees for war ships in the hands off Spain patrol. Britain will limit talks to Britain France Italy and Germany to avoid friction with the Nazi and Fascist states. Italy and Germany operate ships in Spanish waters with full liberty from the non intervention patrol, which seeks to limit foreign fighters and arms to Spain. Germany shelled Almeria in reprisal after Spanish government bombed ships.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Spain
Germany
Italy
France
Almeria
Blaze at Depot Kills Five at Halle Germany
A fierce fire at a Halle freight depot killed five people and injured four, with nine more missing. Officials say inflammable acids fed the blaze, destroying 120 freight cars filled with 360 tons of goods and 45 empty cars at the yard.
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Halle
Germany
Funeral set for Hocking County treasurer Hengst
Portals of the Court House at Logan draped in black as arrangements begin for the funeral of George C. Hengst 67 longtime Hocking County treasurer who died suddenly in his office of a heart attack yesterday morning. Services will be held Saturday at 130 PM at his residence with Rev. W N Shank and Rev. Amos L Hedge assisting. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Hengst born near Logan son of George and Margaret Hengst educated in local schools taught briefly later studied accounting in Columbus, then worked at Chris Hall Hardware, First Rempel Bank where he became president retiring in 1929. He later served as treasurer from 1930, engaged in farming, survived by widow and one son two brothers and two sisters. Woodard Funeral Service in charge.
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Logan
George C. Hengst
Hocking County
No. Walnut St
W. N. Shank
M. E
Amos L. Hedge
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Columbus
Chris Hall Hardware Co
First Rempel Bank
Woodard
Roosevelt message seeks aid for poor in medical care plan
In Atlantic City on June 10 AP reports President Roosevelt asked cooperation to provide medical care for those unable to pay. Senator J Hamilton Lewis delivered the private message to the American Medical Association delegates. Dr Morris Fishbein announced the gift at session’s end.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Roosevelt
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
U. S
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Morris Fishbein
Braddock Fight Move Not Enjoined by Court
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a federal judge’s denial of a restraining order against heavyweight champion James J Braddock, allowing him to proceed with his bout against Joe Louis. The Madison Square Garden Corporation sought to bar Braddock from fighting any opponent before facing Max Schmeling.
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Philadelphia
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court of New Jersey
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Newark
Braddock
Max Schmeling
Crowds snatch flowers from Harlow's crypt
In Glendale California crowds outside a cemetery crypt removed flowers from Jean Harlow's resting place after a funeral. Her body may be cremated or placed in a mausoleum at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The gathering included 200 film notables and notes point to William Powell as the likely author of a hand written inscription on the gardenia placed with the casket.
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Glendale
Calif
Jean Harlow
Jean Bello
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
William Powell
Miss Harlow
Robt N White Named To Hocking County Treasury Post
Robert N White was chosen to succeed the late George C Hengst as Hocking County Treasurer. The county board of Commissioners appointed him in special session to serve the remainder of Hengst's term, beginning September 6 after White’s election to a four year term. An audit of records will be conducted tomorrow by the State Bureau of Inspection, with White assuming duties once qualified.
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Robert N. White
Hocking
George C. Hengst
County Board of Commissioners
Court House
Mr. White
Mr. Hengst
W. S. Yaw
State Bureau of Inspection
White
Bureau of Inspection
American aviatrix flies over jungle in Africa
Amelia Earhart resumed her round the world flight today, taking off from Ouakam airport at 6 55 A M local time and heading toward Gao in Niger, 1140 miles away, after adjusting her course to avoid bad weather despite warnings of dangerous storms.
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Dakar
Senegal
Amelia Earhart
Africa
Ouakam
Gao
Here
Niger River
Plot Against John D. Kin Seen As Hoax
Chicago report says Miss Montgomery admitted her abduction tale was false. The nurse claimed two men seized her and asked her to summon Prentice, son of John D Rockefeller Sr’s daughter, for a meeting. Prentice, an attorney, says he’s not heir but notes numerous mysterious calls.
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John D
Chicago
John Rockefeller
Prentice
John Coughlin
John D. Rockefeller Sr
Margaret Montgomery
South Side
Miss Montgomery
Sanitarium Plans Discussed Here in County
County commissioners and Dr. W B Lacock with a state health official inspected a proposed site on Hecking County Home property Green Township for a tuberculosis sanitarium. Rising indigent TB cases in Hocking County spurred support for such a facility. The abandoned CCC camp near Cantwell Cliffs was also proposed as a site.
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Hecking County
Green Township
W. B. Lacock
State Health Department
Hocking County
CCC
Cantwell Cliffs
Accident dispute over car and porch damage in Muncie
Brooks Morris and Chilly Shaw rammed a car into Clyde Grey’s porch. Grey refuses to move the car due to unpaid damages and plans to push the finance company to court. Grey fears the car’s removal will cause further porch damage for which he would sue the finance company. The finance company denies any interest in the car. Grey has anchored the vehicle to a tree to block reclaiming during sleep.
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Brooks Morris
Chilly Shaw
Muncie
Ind
Clyde R. Grey
Grey
Morris
Triple execution ends mutilation murder case in Indiana
Three former Ohio convicts died in Indiana State Prison’s electric chair for the mutilation slayings of Harry R. Miller, a Cincinnati fire captain. Only nine people witnessed the first Indiana state prison execution in 36 years as Miller’s body, missing head and hands, was discovered and later found embedded in concrete in Kentucky. Heber L. Hicks awaits his appeal in the Indiana Supreme Court.
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Michigan City
Ind
Ohio
Harry R. Miller
Cincinnati
Ials
Indiana
William A. Kuhlman
Frank Gore Williams
Joseph Poholsky
Reeluh
Taci Taoitaoi
Hicks
Heber L
Jimmy) Hicks
Indiana Supreme Court
Miller
Wise Investments
New Trenton
Eminence
Carrolton
Rotary governors named at Nice convention
Governors of American Rotary districts elected at the international convention in Nice are Robert R. Bangham of Wilmington Ohio Harold I Covault of Lorain Ohio and Oliver D Everhard of Barberson Ohio.
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Nice
France
Rotary
Robert R. Bangham
Wilmington
Ohio
Harold I. Covault
Lorain
Oliver D. Everhard
Barberton
TornadoesRoar Through Central Oklahoma Cities
A quartet of tornadoes swept central Oklahoma on June 10 leaving one dead and at least 16 injured. Homes collapsed and crops ruined across Union City Mustang Cushing Maud Moore and Sasakwa with damage running into thousands of dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Union City
Mustang
Cushing
Maud
Moore
Sasakwa
Washington Tour Is Education In Itself
Logan Daily News offers an all expense tour to Washington leaving Logan station June 14 and returning June 18. The trip costs 28.40 for adults and 21.65 for children ages 5 to 11. Deluxe travel in Chesapeake and Ohio Imperial Salon car with extensive tours and first class bus transportation. Itinerary highlights include a Monday June 14 departure from St Logan at 6:25 P. M. and arrival at Columbus Union Station at 8:00 P. M. (Continued On Page 3).
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Logan Daily News
Washington
Logan
Logan Daily
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
St. Logan
Note Demands $25,000 From Rich Husband
Disappearance of Mrs. Alice Parsons, 38, a New York socialite, stirs theories of kidnapping or murder on Long Island. A ransom note demanding $25,000 was found addressed to husband William H. Parsons. A blood-stained axe found on the Parsons chicken farm is being examined as a possible clue.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Alice Parsons
New York Social
Parsons
Frarsons
New York City
Bay Shore
Bill Parsons
Jamaica
Alice
Arata
Ferrells Traded from Red Sox in Straight Swap
June 10 report states Boston general manager Ed Collins arranged a straight swap sending Wes and Rick Ferrell and Melo Almada to the Washington Senators in exchange for Buck Newsom and Ben Chapman.
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Boston
Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Today
Wes
Rick Ferrell
Melo Almada
The
Hose
Buck” Newsom
Ben Chapman
Washington Senators
Memorial Services for Logan Knights of Pythias
Logan Knights of Pythias hold memorial services Sunday at the lodge hall with Pythian Sisters joining at 10:00 A M for ceremonies. Afterward services continue at Oak Grove Cemetery with lodge members present.
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Logan Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Oak Grove Cemetery
Cadiz woman dies after fall while closing storm window
Mrs J D Rogers 39 attempted to shut a bedroom window to keep rain from her son’s room and fell down a flight of stairs, suffering fatal injuries. The incident occurred in Cadiz Ohio on June 10. An AP report notes storm fears prompted the precaution.
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Cadiz. O
J. D. Rogers
Charleston Newsman Dead
Burke McClanahan a 30 year old staff writer for the Daily Mail and active in state publican politics died last night in Charleston West Virginia AP reports his death follows a day of publicity about his work and political activity including publican circles in the state.
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Charleston
W. Va
Junes
Burke McClanahan
The
Daily Mail
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Cleveland
Harold Burton
Republic Steel Corporation
East Side
Warren
Niles
Michigan
Britain
Blaze
Hurts
Hengst
Walnut St
George and
Margaret Marks Hengst
Falls Township
Prussia
Restrainer
Harlow
Robt N. White
Treasury Post
Heber L. Hicks
John J. Poholsk
Frank G. Williams
Farthing
Paul Farthing
Illinos
Illinois Supreme Court
Columbus Union Station
Ferrells
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