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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1936

Page

2

Debates Over Two-Thirds Rule Roiling Democratic Convention

Delegates gather in Philadelphia as roiling disputes over abolishing the two thirds nominating rule clash with Roosevelt aims. Alben W Barkley tremor and Carter Glass leading factions press seats and platform issues while Mrs Roosevelt and William Granfield prepare for closing sessions.

William Granfield Massachusetts Prainklin Roosevelt Garner Weather Bureau Carter Glass Philadelphia Virginia Friends

Suit Filed by Wife Mentioned in June Release

A case filed by a wife is noted with a June date. Grimes is mentioned in connection with release on bond.

Grimes

Chakeres Logan Theatre Subscriber Ticket Notice

Local notice indicates a subscriber’s ticket arrangement for the Chakeres Logan Theatre. Details reference access or payment specifics for theater attendance.

Chakeres Logan Theatre

Big House and Red River Valley Play At Logan Theatre

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents The Big House a prison riot drama starring Chester Morris Wallace Beery Robert Montgomery Leila Hyams and others with George Hill directing A double bill includes Red River Valley Gene Autry and a musical program featuring Sam Stept and Oliver Drake songs plus Smifey Burnett and Frances Grant in early leading roles Filmed action includes riot scenes and a thousand extras with army tank involvement and a notable warden casting due to military training.

Logan Theatre Gene Autry Red River Valley Lewis Stone Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer George Hill Chester Morris Wallace Beery Robert Montgomery Leila Hyams de Witt Jennings George Nugent Claire MacDowell Rosco Ates Eddie Foyer Sam H. Stept Republic Oliver Drake Smifey Burnett Stept Frances Grant George Cheseboro Burnett Several

Tempting Amenu s and Vegetables Q and A Guide

A collection of questions and notes on breakfast cocoa and green vegetables, plus how soda affects vitamins B and C. It includes Creole rice for 25 people with detailed ingredients and steps, and ends with a classified ad line about selling items in the Logan Daily News.

City Council Approves 7300 for New Well Construction

The council introduced an appropriation of 7300 to fund drilling the new well including 1937 for pipe line and fittings 335 for an electric mechanism 160 for a concrete basin 350 for a pump house and 302 for a swinging bridge. Council split on meters with Larimer opposing without promised metering action. Previous measures to contract drilling and to purchase 1550 meters were discussed but not acted upon.

Larimer Loomis

Crime Plank Proposed for Democratic Platform

A draft crime plank submitted by Reams to Senator Robert J. Bulkley advocates stronger national crime suppression. It urges continued use of federal agencies for federal offenses and state and local cooperation with federal aid, plus citizen involvement with law enforcement.

Ncy Robert J. Bulkley Ohio Resolutions Committee Bulkley Reams

Crossing Tragedy Drops Boy at Rail Line in Alpha

Robert Green, 12, was killed at a railroad crossing near Alpha Ohio when he stepped into the path of the Pennsylvania Railroad train American New York to St Louis. The train then struck an automobile in Senia but caused no injuries. A separate East End water main project to buy 1100 feet of cast iron pipe was defeated.

Xenia Robert Green Pennsylvania Railroad New York St.,Louis Alpha Senia

Death claims Harry Q Wasson prominent Logan railway official

Harry Q Wasson longtime Hocking Valley and C and O Railroads employee died in Columbus at Grant Hospital after ill health. He served in key roles including General Freight and Passenger Agent for the Hocking Valley Division. Survived by wife Margaret E a son Robert Q and a grandson. Funeral at Schoedinger's in Columbus with interment in Oak Grove Cemetery Logan.

Harry Q. Wasson Hocking Valley C. and O Logan Grant Hospital Columbus Wasson Hocking Valley Railway Margaret E Robert Q American Telephone and Telegraph Co New York City Harry Q. II Detroit Mich Julia Horton Elizabeth Rempel F. A. Koppe Oak Grove Cemetery

Synod Labor Editor Seeks Balance in Capital Debate

T Bill Silveys Labor editor told the Ohio synod of the Presbyterian church that capital cannot stand up under modern over production and must yield to a production for use program. Silvey presented labor views as G B Chandler of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce was to present capital views today. Mount Union professor Edward C Ramell, Croix de Guerre recipient and French literature scholar, died of a heart ailment.

Synod Hfars Zanesville Bill/Silveys The Ohio Synod Presbyterian Church Silvey G. B. Chandler Ohio Chamber of Commerce Neom MT. Union

Hollidaysburg Woman Found Guilty in Son Slaying

Mrs. Margaret Karmendi of Hollidaysburg Pa is convicted of killing her three year old son and faces the electric chair. Jurors did not recommend mercy as Roy Lockhard her alleged lover is also convicted.

Margaret Karmendi Hollidaysburg Roy Lockhard Lockhard

Sawyer Named Ohio Member of National Democratic Committee

Sawyer from Cincinnati was unanimously chosen as Ohio's member of the National Democratic Committee yesterday. Albert Horstman of Dayton and Walter F. Heer of Columbus withdrew as aspirants for the post in favor of Sawyer before the caucus convened.

Charles Sawyer Cincinnati Ohio National Democratic Committee Albert Horstman Dayton Walter F. Heer Columbus Sawyer

Parole Bid Denied for Noted Cleveland Robber Russell

Ohio Attorney General ruled Joseph Specs Russell would not be eligible for parole from a 21 to 55 year sentence until 1941. Russell, who entered prison in 1927 at age 19, has repaid nearly $500 to victims he robbed via magazine story sales after his crime.

Columbus John W. Bricker Joseph Specs) Russell Cleveland Russell

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