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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
4
The Logan Daily News consolidates The Hock jognel The Ohio Democrat and The Logan Daily News. It is entered in Logan Ohio as second class mail matter. Member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to dispatches and local news published herein. Chicago office listed.
Mike Cicalo known as the Italian who killed Geo Hale at Kerlin Bros brick yard years ago is pardoned after serving eighteen months of a five year sentence. He was three times convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary and goes free this week. The old U B church of Logan is being torn down to make room for a larger building as part of the growing congregation. Also, on Tuesday William Taylor at H V shops suffered a serious eye injury when a bolt top flew and struck him in the eyelid bursting the eyeball and causing intense pain.
Washington and New York report a Senate style gathering as President Roosevelt outlines a plan to extend the NRA to next April Fools Day with a skeletal staff to wind it down. Opinion splits among correspondents amid labor tension and NRA empowerment questions. Lincoln quotes on supreme court power are recalled alongside discussions of constitutional amendment pathways.
By carrier in Logan at 10c per week. By mail in Hocking County and Logan trading territory $3.00 per year. Outside Hocking County $4.00 per year. Beyond first and second postal zone $5.00 per year. Telephone number listed as 6.
The city celebrated Col Charles A Lindberghs Paris flight and the Normandie arrival, linking both events to the era of machinery. The Lindbergh tribute honored human daring, while the Normandie ceremony praised a pinnacle of mechanical achievement and industrial progress.
Green township will hold its Boxwell commencement at Haydenville in the ME church Saturday evening next. Prof. F C Landsettle of Amanda will deliver the annual address. A pleasing musical program has been arranged.
George W. Smith 27 clerk weds Anna M. Mitchel 24 domestic Logan. William Hutchinson 24 laborer weds Billa Brown 19 at home Logan. Josiah Wolfe 35 coal miner weds Miss Flossie Scott 17 housekeeper Jobs. George Chapman Lancaster weds Margaret Savey Logan.
Members of the local Masonic lodge will travel to Athens on Friday for the dedication ceremony of the new Masonic Temple there.
Mr and Mrs James Bebout spent several days in Athens Ohio last week for the commencement exercises and an alumni banquet attended by local graduates and faculty.
The article argues that both machines and people stir excitement, but we recognize people as the more important factor. It notes we can craft roughly equal numbers of each, yet valorizes human contribution over mechanical achievement.
An editorial urges better public education on building and disposing of camp fires as outdoor recreation expands with cars and roads. It notes adults as the main risk and stresses responsible habits to prevent forest fires while appreciating expanded access to natural areas.
In Shanghai, Lieut Valentine Preston of the gunboat service encounters Janice Ed ding and her father Captain Ed ding at a hotel. He learns Janice sails to the United States and Lia Garenne, a South Carolina woman, is also there. They plan dinner together as their paths cross in a tale of romance amid naval duty.
In a naval romance, Val Preston recalls risky command on the Mayan during a typhoon and a failed rudder improvised by him. He worries about his record while plans to prove his invention clash with Cavite yard dismissals. He plans to see Lia Garenne that evening in Manila.
Central Press columnist E. V. Shepard analyzes how to seek contracts when equal trick potential exists in two suits. The example shows South opening leads, West protecting his king of clubs, and South's defensive and declarer maneuvers including careful diamond and heart play, ending with a surprising dummy ruff and discards.
A Pan American Airways Clipper began a one stop flight to Midway Island from Alameda after two days of storm delay. Nearly 4000 miles from the Pacific launch point the first leg of the route was cleared by weather and the crossing commenced.
In New York City I notice a rare quiet on Fifth Avenue and in buses as anti noise efforts shrink horns and calm crowds. Dr Logan Clendening praises this push for nervous health and urges police support, noting Mussolini’s Italian campaign and offering pamphlets for 10 cents each via mail.
Ida Sprain received the American flag that draped President Lincoln’s casket on the funeral train from her uncle Abraham Trudy who served with the Guard of Honor. The flag bears 35 stars in a circle and the inscription Liberty and Union Forever.
The Ohio Commercial Secretaries Association will meet in Marion June 20 22 with Dr Carl Sawyer of Marion as principal speaker. E L Woosley of Findlay serves as association president.
Chester resident Louis Salzer is lauded as Geauga county's champion bus driver after completing 11 years of daily service without a single missed day.
For ten years a brick and stone pile on Bucyrus downtown property, owned by Alfred Leuthold, has drawn council scorn. The council ordered removal or show cause, Leuthold promised June 1 cleanup, but by June 4 the pile remained, leading to a city injunction against the city moving the rubbish.
Stanley Kiatka found his pocket book and a $20 bill while plowing a field in Chardon. The items were in poor condition but usable, with the currency replacing a missing clerk-issued note after he sent a request to Washington for a replacement.
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