Sudeten German Vote Shows Strong Nazi Support Across Regions
In Czechoslovakia, Konrad Henlein's Sudeten German party won about 91 percent of ballots in German districts during the third Sunday of municipal elections. Police dispersed a victory parade in Moerisch Schoenberg injuring five officers and nine bystanders. Premier Milan Hodza planned proposals to grant some self governance concessions while hoping for support from France and Britain if necessary.
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Praha
Czechoslovakia
Konraad Henlein
Moerisch-Schoenberg
Czech
Milan Hodza
France
Great Britain
Hodza
Henlein
Sudeten
Delegates at Ohio labor conference debate endorsements
About 700 delegates attended the Ohio State Federation of Labor non-partisan political conference in Columbus. They left without endorsing primary candidates, but federation secretary Thomas J. Donnelly said locals would soon take stands. The executive board will provide unions with candidates pay records to guide endorsements.
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Columbus
Ohio State Federatation of Labor
Thomas J. Donnelly
Federation
Ohio
Donnelly
Vandenberg Warns of Drift Toward Executive Power
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan warned that representative democracy faces a threat from a drift toward central power in executive hands. He spoke amid rising concern over the balance between branches of government.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Saved by Hanging After Automobile Crash Rescue
Herbert Campbell survived a car wreck in Chicago when doctors fashioned a body cast around him while suspending him by a gauze and rope strap from a pipe frame to keep his head upright during treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Campbell
Chicago
Senator Taylor Attacks Nolan and Davey at Salem Meeting
State Senator John Taylor denounces John Nolan and Gov. Martin L. Davey, accusing the Hatchmen of pressuring him to back off. He cites refused loans and alleged misuses of funds for pensions, prisons, and road work, framing the dispute as a fight over Democratic party loyalty and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
John Taylor
Davey
John Nolan
Steubenville
Constitution
Democratic Party
Taylor
Nolan
Martin L. Davey
Hatchen
Columbus
Seven Die In Ohio Traffic Accidents
The Associated Press reports seven deaths from Ohio traffic crashes. Four fatalities occurred in Cleveland including Mrs. Margaret Hale, 66, and Hugo M. Schmitz, president of Schmitz-Horning Co. Lithographing, both of Cleveland. William Wilson, 68, was killed by an auto in Chillicothe.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Margaret Hale
Hugo M. Schmitz
Schmitz-Horning Company Lithographing
William Wilson
Chillicothe
Candy makers refuse to collect Ohio tax on candy
W M Hinson secretary of Associated Candies Inc said the candy industry would tell retailers not to collect the state three per cent sales tax on candy. Manufacturers will defy the Ohio State Tax Commission on whether candy is a food and thus taxable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
W. M. Hinson
Associated Candies Inc
Ohio State Tax Commission
Roosevelt and aides to hold weekly talks next year
President Roosevelt and Congressional leaders wrapped up an experiment in weekly White House meetings that shaped the administration’s legislative plans. Vice President Garner and House Democratic Leader Rayburn said the frank, full exchanges were well liked and likely to resume when the new Congress convenes in January.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
White House
Garner
Rayburn
Gibisonville Girl Nellie Huffines Dies at 16
Nellie Mae Huffines 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs George Huffines of Gibisonville died Sunday morning at Cherrington Hospital after months of ill health. She completed her sophomore year at Gibisonville High School. Survived by parents three brothers Scott John Harold and sister Goldie Marie. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Gibisonville A B Church conducted by Rev John A Toy. Burial Gibisonville cemetery Leonard Funeral Service. Body to rest at Leonard funeral home in Logan until Tuesday noon.
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Gibisonville A. B
Nellie Mae Huffines
George Huffines
Cherrington Hospital
Miss Huffines
Gibisonville High School
Scott
John
Harold
Goldie Marie
John A. Toy
Logan U. B
Gibisonville
Leonard Funeral Service
Leonard Funeral Home
Logan
Maude Gregg Rites Held At Logan Church
Funeral services were conducted by Rev C W Graham at the Logan M E Church at 1 PM for Mrs Maude Danison Gregg 57 wife of Harry C Gregg who died at her Columbus home Thursday evening after a long illness. Survived by husband and son Harry Danison of Columbus. Mrs Gregg resided in Logan until 15 years ago and had many friends there.
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C. W. Graham
Logan M. E
Maude (Danison) Gregg
Harry C. Gregg
Columbus
Harry Danison
Jury convenes in Cash kidnap case in Miami
A special Miami grand jury heard accounts from federal agents and state officers detailing the events leading to the arrest and confession of Franklin P. McCall in the James Bailey Cash Jr. kidnapping. The five and a half year old boy was snatched from his Princeton home May 28 and found dead twelve days later in a palmetto thicket near his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Franklin P. McCall
James Bailey Cash, Jr
Princeton
Welder Injured in Tank Explosion at Front Street Shop
Howard Kitchen suffered severe facial cuts when a gasoline tank exploded during testing at his welding shop at 56 West Front Street. He received treatment from a local doctor.
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Howard Kitchen
West Front Street
Mishaps kill 106000 in 1937 says Council
The National Safety Council reports 1937 saw 106000 deaths from accidents, more than double U.S. WWI losses, with 9.9 million injuries and $3.6 billion in costs. Motor crashes caused 39500 deaths and 1.36 million injuries, a 4 percent rise from 1936, amid widespread family impact.
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Council
Chicago
National Safety Council
Enouh
Empire State
Death Claims Jerry Poling in Marion Township
Jeremiah S. Poling 81 a retired farmer and lifelong Hocking County resident died at his Marion Township home Sunday evening after a period of ill health. He is survived by his son Carl a county schools attendance officer a daughter Mrs John Daubenmier and a sister Mrs Lucy Redd. Funeral services set for 10 30 am Wednesday at Pleasant Hill U B Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service.
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Jeremiah
Jerry) S. Poling
Marion Township
Poling
Hocking County
Carl
John Daubenmier
Lucy Redd
Logan
Mystery holes spotted in county recorder office window
County Recorder Herman Bratton examined two small holes in his Court House office window on Saturday morning. The marks appear to be pellets fired from an air gun and investigators seek a motive or suspect.
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Herman Bratton
Court House
Police keep busy with two day sports arrest roundup
City police worked a busy weekend arresting two men for driving while intoxicated recovering a stolen truck from Wellston and capturing one of two men riding in it and arresting another man for possession of bootleg whiskey. The stolen truck belonging to Dan Ramsey of Wellston was recovered.
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Wellston
Dan Ramsey
Patrolman sprains ankle chasing thieves at Wellston
City Patrolman A F Evans sprained his ankle early Sunday while pursuing two men who abandoned a stolen truck at Wellston. One suspect was captured. Evans was unable to report for duty last night and was replaced by Harrison Litherland.
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A. F. Evans
Wellston
Evans
Harrison Litherland
Abandoned truck chase ends with arrest on Mulberry Street
At 4 30 A M Sunday on North Mulberry street two men drove a stolen truck toward Logan. Arthur Morris Wellston was captured after a chase by Patrolman A F Evans and Charles Notestone. Morris denied involvement and was found in an Ash pit behind St John’s Church. His companion escaped as Evans halted another car less than an hour later. The truck was turned over to the owner.
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North Mulberry Street
Logan
Arthur Morris
Wellston
A. F. Evans
Charles Notestone
Mulberry Street
Morris
St. John's Catholic Church
Evans
Eureka Dam Dedication Opens New Ohio River Navigation
Gallipolis Ohio June 13 The Eureka Dam the last of four on the Ohio river costing 24 million opens to create a nine foot pool two miles south of Gallipolis and improve navigation for larger boats Dedication ceremonies featured whistling speeches and a 12 boat parade Speakers included Gov Homer Holt Gen John Kingman and Dr Charles Holzer The project will aid flood control and natural resources in the tri state area
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Gallipolis
Ohio Valley
Eureka
Ohio River
Winfield, Marmet
London
W. Va
Kanawha
Homer A. Holt
West Virginia
John J. Kingman
Army Engineers
Charles E. Holzer
Tri-State
Bodies Found Of Eight In March Air Crash
Yosemite CaliforniaJune 13 AP A young prospector led to wreckage of a storm crashed TWA airliner vanished with nine aboard March 1 eight bodies found nearby near Buena Vista peak 9000 feet Collier 24 Fresno mined located the ship and a cap with TWA insignia a briefcase stamped with H M Salisbury co pilot from Kansas City Salvage crews from Wawona planned to reach site by horseback crash followed one of California’s worst storms Pilot John Graves had attempted to fly east over the Sierra and south toward Burbank before the failure prompted search efforts
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Yosemite
Calif
TWA
Buena Vista Peak
Yosemite Valley Ranger
Sierra Nevada
Fresno
H. O. Collier
Ranger Forest
Townsley
Collier
H. M. Salisbury
Kansas City
Wawona
California
John Graves
Sierra
Albuquerque
N. M
Burbank
Former local man critically ill in Columbus home
John Elder, longtime Logan resident, former GC and Ohio Railroad conductor, is reported critically ill at his Columbus home. The Elders lived for years in the former Woodruff mansion on a hill overlooking the Hocking River south of Logan.
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John Elder
Logan
Columbus
Mrs. Elder
Woodruff
Hocking River
House Members In Conference Over Ohio Relief Program
An informal committee of 13 House members returned to the Capital for conferences on a quick Ohio poor relief plan. Speaker Frank Aible urged definite plans to raise 13 to 17 million dollars to fund relief for the year. If the Senate Taxation Relief Committee fails, Keith Lawrence will convene a joint Republican Democratic Senate caucus to craft a solution ahead of the Legislature's reconvening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
Ohio
Frank Aible
Senate
Keith Lawrence
Vandercook Arrested For Mann Act Violation In Michigan
Adrian, June 13 AP Henry C Vandercook 29 a cattle trader ordered held for federal arraignment in Detroit on Mann act charges after returning to Michigan with Lucille Wilson 22 a rural school teacher who accompanied him to Missouri after a promised summer job to care for a four year old child Wilson said she resisted his advances during a lengthy five state road trip but was unharmed
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Adrian
Mich
Henry C. Vandercook
Detroit
Michigan
Lucille Wilson
Missouri
Wilson
Vandercook
Rainstorms Bring Relief From Heat in Logan
Heavy rain Saturday night and Sunday provided temporary relief from the sultry atmosphere that troubled Logan all day Saturday. The day’s high temperature reached about 87 degrees.
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Logan
Senate to adjourn without new railroad legislation
Washington June 13 AP Senate Leader Barkley after a Roosevelt conference said Congress will adjourn by Wednesday with no new railroad legislation. A wage hour compromise bill was presented to hasten adjournment while railroad aid remained uncertain. The act would set a 25 cent minimum wage rising to 40 cents in seven years with a 44 hour first year cap.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
D-Ky
Roosevelt
Congress
House
United
Thomas
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
Ellender
D-La
Walsh
Dmass
Henry Ford attends Denison Commencement for niece
Detroit motor magnate Henry Ford sat with proud parents as his niece Ming Betty Bryant of Dearborn Michigan received a bachelor of arts at Denison University commencement exercises.
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Granville,c
Henry Ford
Detroit Motor Magnate
Ming Betty Bryant
Dearborn
Mich
Denison University
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