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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
5
In Sioux Falls South Dakota on June 14 an emergency operation saved 2 year old Patricia Lee Fleege using a razor blade from a cigar clipper. Dr. Gregory I W Cottam performed quick windpipe incisions to restore breathing and rushed her to a hospital where staff reported she was recovering.
Governor Davey and state officials pledge aid from the administration to survey and reform the Ohio Parole Board. Officials note personnel shortages and political interference cited by critics while defending the system. A 1934 survey showed one third of hearings led to paroles amid protests by inmates at the Ohio Penitentiary lasting two and a half days.
Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana filibustered for long hours against the stop-gap NRA bill, delivering a rambling discourse on President Roosevelt the constitution the Bible current events pot liquor and oysters. He advised on washing turnip greens as part of the pot liquor. Frank Brown relief department auditor spends weekend in Columbus.
The 11th annual American Institute of Cooperation will run the week of July 15 at the State College of Agriculture in Ithaca New York. Charles W Holman secretary announces sessions on cooperative marketing of farm products egg and poultry marketing and cooperative storytelling for members and non members led by Bristow Adams and H E Babcock.
Ohio officials order currant and gooseberry growers to show cause by June 22 why rules should not ban reintroducing these berries near nurseries growing white pine plants, creating a riches-free zone per W Ellenwood division of plant industry.
In Massillon last night the Board of Education voted not to reappoint H. R. Gorrell as superintendent, despite a committee of businessmen urging renewal. Gorrell, who has led the schools for 11 years, is vice president of the Northern Ohio Education Association. his contract ends June 31.
President Roosevelt moved to head off a strike by 450000 soft coal miners as Congress likely fails to pass the Guffey coal control bill. The United Mine Workers led by John L. Lewis demand passage before the June 16 deadline, while coal firms led by J. D. A. Morrow oppose the measure. Andrew Mellon affiliated interests back the impasse and Southern and Western operators challenge the bill’s legality. Frances Perkins seeks a truce between employers and miners.
Wheeler and Woolsey star in The Nitwits an RKO mystery musical comedy. Betty Grable Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey portray cigar counter managers in Tin Pan Alley and face a blackmailer killer plot. The film blends music thrills and humor with new songs by Fields and McHugh.
Albert H. Wilbrandt, a professor of chemical engineering at Ohio State University, suffered a fatal heart attack while working in a laboratory. He formerly lived in Fostoria, Ohio.
Thomas Jones of Batavia Ohio, business agent for the international hod carriers union, was jailed in Cincinnati on a murder charge after his arrest for the fatal shooting of Russell Thomas, a Black union member, and wounding two others in front of union headquarters. He had been sought since April 20.
Federal investigators locate a hole in Emigration canyon near Salt Lake City where 90700 dollars from the Weyerhaeuser Transom case were found after Harmon M. Waley confessed. The cache lies three miles from Brigham Young’s first view of the Great Salt Lake valley in 1849.
Senator Schwellenbach signals firm stance against Huey Long’s opposition as the finance committee hopes to push the social security bill next week. The measure proposes Old Age pensions up to 15 dollars monthly with state matching funds, payroll taxes from 1 to 6 percent, unemployment insurance taxes, and up to 85 dollar monthly benefits for workers aged 65 plus full or partial employer contributions.
The record notes the earliest English newspaper appearing in 1588 and the invention of the lucifer match in 1829, marking milestones in print media and chemical lighting history.
Four people were killed when two military planes collided head on while flying at high speed near Bucharest Roumania. The incident occurred today and involved military aircraft with the crash attributed to in flight collision.
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