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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
1
Administration leaders rush a Senate session to push a compromise to extend the NRA until next year. Byrd denounces constitutional amendment, warning it would undermine states' rights as Tugwell cites the need for national solutions post Supreme Court ruling.
Police and federal agents hunted William Mahan near Butte Montana while US men prepared to move Harmon Waley and his wife Margaret from Salt Lake City to Tacoma. The couple confessed to the $200000 Weyerhaeuser kidnapping involving their nine year old victim.
Hollywood June 11 AP A Ohio pastor inspired by a church member plans a 27 mile ocean voyage to Catalina Island to seek Clark Gable's conversion to evangelism. Rev Samuel Williams says Mae West is beyond hope but believes Gable can be won through Christian training despite MGM resistance.
National building owners and managers hold talks on rent stabilization to improve livability of offices and residences. Sessions include apreliminary talks by Dean Vincent and E H Benner on stabilization tied to apartments and finance reforms urged by H C Sharon to prevent property value bleed. Frank Slosson notes upward trend in office rents amid cautious mood.
A red haired night club entertainer identified as Cecelia Venable was shot to death in her hotel room on Chicago’s north side. The killer and a accomplice forced a night clerk to admit them. both men escaped as the clerk alerted police.
Donald McClenen 17 shot and killed his father H L McClenen 47 at the family home two miles southeast of Northampton Ohio. He surrendered to Sheriff George W Benham claiming the killing followed an argument in the barn during which his father hurled milk cans and stools.
John Lelle, 18, was gored by an enraged bull during a event in Mansfield on June 11. He received treatment for severe injuries as the bull reacted while being pulled.
Three escaped convicts led by James C Morris abduct a prison guard near Richmond Kentucky. They hijacked a horse breeder's car robbed a liquor store and forced the return of most money. County deputies pursued them through Versailles as they fled in a stolen vehicle toward the hills while vowing not to be captured alive.
Producers in the Cincinnati milkshed reached a voluntary cooperation agreement with dealers and processors. An attorney for the farmers' milk union said the response was better than the Burk act compelled system and noted the Burk law expires July 1 as the Ohio Milk Marketing Commission and its control board operate.
Tokyo reports indicate Japan has incorporated Hopei Province in North China as part of its eastern Asia expansion. Officials frame actions as anti anti Japanese purge while others warn of a military vacuum and increased Chinese submission under the Tangku Truce and Boxer Protocol.
A Soviet sentry was slain on the Manchouguan Siberian frontier on June 3 near Mishan, prompting Moscow and Tokyo to exchange notes and accuse each other of invading territory. The incident sparked diplomatic controversy as both sides blamed the other’s forces for the skirmish.
David C. Warner executive secretary of the Ohio Water Conservation Board said the Beaver-Mahoning canal project would be unaffected by the legislature’s failure to create a canal district. He noted federal funding of 5 million dollars is already appropriated and engineers are at work on the project.
The Logan Daily News and Democrat Sentinel inform subscribers they will receive the weekly paper for the full paid period. The notice states paid in advance subscriptions will be honored as the fairest approach to current prepaid periods.
Lois Eden, 13, was allegedly abducted after meeting a stranger in Mc Alester Oklahoma on December 19, 1934. R Dell Hudson and Dorothy Hudson were arrested following Lois later resurfacing on a farm near Fayetteville Arkansas. Lois described forced labor and death threats if she tried to escape.
Canton Ohio June 11 AP The first riot victim in the Berger Manufacturing Co strike death is reported as George Melhem 66 dying at a local hospital from head injuries inflicted by a tear gas projectile. Coroner McQuate orders a postmortem while two suits seek damages against Republic Steel for 100000 and 110000.
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs endorsed federal legislation to disseminate scientifically regulated birth control information. The vote stood 493 for and 17 against.
J Edgar Hoover announced the partial recovery of 116000 of the 200000 ransom for George Weyerhaeuser. 909700 was found buried near Salt Lake City in the immigration pass with Waley confessing. Hoover hinted Mahan may still hold or have buried the balance. Waley burned 4000 of the ransom and the fugitives spent about 300. The hideout was identified by the victim in Spokane. Washington may prosecute, Tacoma complaints noted. further charges uncertain.
A 25 member House Ways and Means poll shows 14 favor an inheritance and gift tax program as a wealth redistribution strategy if President Roosevelt proposes it. Most supporters express no qualification while nine remain doubtful and two oppose.
Betty Toulson a 10 year old and her brothers Tommy 5 and Ernest 7 saved their family car after a thief stole it while their parents shopped. The youngsters alerted the driver by peering from the rumble seat as the thief fled, prompting a quick stop and relief for Mrs. Toulson who fainted upon finding them safe.
AP reports Floyd Byerly 25 and his six month old daughter were badly burned in Troy when he poured kerosene over hot coals in a sieve causing an explosion. The incident left them in serious condition.
Federal agents and peace officers mobilized in the west in a nationwide search for George Weyerhaeuser nine who was kidnapped. In Needles California 100 officers and deputized citizens patrolled barren desert areas seeking a car with two men and a woman armed with submachine guns. At Butte Montana officers widened a manhunt for William Mahan scar faced ex convict linked to the $200000 kidnaping and recovered 15155 from a bank in the city abandoned Sunday.
City officials debate men’s swimwear as Recreation Director Charles Seddon approves modest trunks while city orders prohibition of scanty coverings at pools.
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