Woolworth Heiress and Danish Count Face Custody Rift
News spreads as Barbara von Haugwitz Reventlow, once Barbara Hutton, seeks court protection for her son Lance amid rumors of a custody dispute with her Danish husband in Paris. He denies any $2.5 million settlement talks, while she probes restoration of American citizenship after renouncing it months ago. Washington notes five-year wait to reattribute citizenship. Reports of threats to kidnap Lance fuel the rift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara von Haugwitz-Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Lance
Paris
Washington
Logan Day by Day by Ed Staff
Logan Day by Day notes six Newton Spencer guests testing groundhog as a dish. Spencer hosted deputy sheriff colleagues Sheriff Joe Farbearn Deputy Nellis Smith Rudolph Brandt Probation Officer Alfred Campbell and two newspapermen Clinton Webb and Bill Miller. Five men, all from Hocking County, tasted the meat and four novices were converted, finishing two large platters of young hogs. Mrs Spencer prepared the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Newton Spencer
Hocking County
Spencer
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Rudolph Brandt
Alfred Campbell
Clinton Webb
Bill Miller
Farbearn
Smith
Sparrow Flight Follows Courthouse Cabinet of Misery
Nip Bolden, custodian at the Court House, tussled with a bold sparrow that entered the county building and fled to the third floor. He struck the bird thrice on a window sill then tossed it to the lawn, where the bird surprisingly revived and disappeared over the street’s roofline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nip” Bolden
Court House
Davie Milne Loses Bass as Hook Vanishes on Main Street
Davie Milne laments a 12 inch bass absconding with his hook as Dan'l James denies involvement. Later Dan'l rebounds to Scotts Creek and catches Bennie Bass with the same hook embedded, maintaining a tense peace among local anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie Milne
Dan’l James
Main Street
Dan'l
Scotts Creek
Bennie
Dave
Local Grocer Misreads Request For Hand Tomatoes
A clerk at a neighborhood grocer was puzzled this week when a renowned businesswoman asked for hand tomatoes. She clarified she wanted the vegetables in a size convenient for handling and serving.
Mine Fire Guide Service Names Competitor In Suit
New Straitsville mine fire exploitation led to a court suit. Howard Essex, who ran a guide service, sought to enjoin Percy Angle from offering a competing, lower cost service across the road. Essex claims Angle uses land Essex optioned and advertises cheaper tours. A temporary injunction hearing is set for Tuesday before Judge U S McGonagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Fire Guide Service
New Lexington
New Straitsville
Howard Essex
Commons Pleas Court
Percy Angle
Essex
Angle
Common Pleas
U. S. McGonagle
New Members Of Our Family Add To Logan Daily News List
Twelve Hocking Countians signed the Logan Daily News subscription list since yesterday. Names include Pearl Wray and Miss Jean Bright from Madison Wisconsin, Lawrence Souders and Emery Souders from Logan Route 5, Mrs J A Wagner of New Lexington Ohio, R G Simson of Logan Route 5, Carl Gruner Logan Route 5 Elza Ringhiser Logan Route 5 V B Moore Logan Route 5 Dan Ringhiser Logan Route 5 Mrs W E McCormick Logan Route 4 and David B Lynn Logan Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Daily News
Pearl Wray
Logan
Jean Bright
Langdon Street
Madison
Wisconsin
Lawrence Souders
Emery Souders
J. A. Wagner
Lincoln Street
New Lexington
Ohio
R. G. Simson
Carl Gruner
Elza Ringhiser
V. 8. Moore
Dan Ringhiser
W. E. McCormick
David B. Lynn
Roosevelt urges spy hunt for more funds
President Roosevelt said the Army and Navy should have more funds to run down spies in the United States. He emphasized the need for stronger counter espionage efforts and national security measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
FDR to Deliver Twelfth Fireside Chat Over National Radio
President Roosevelt travels to Washington to prepare his twelfth fireside chat since 1933. He will speak to the nation via NBC CBS and Mutual at 9 30 p m Logan time detailing prospects for early gains in business and industry and reviewing the pump priming program as public works projects receive new approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
NBC
CBS
Mutual
Logan
PWA
Pork Barrel Fight Enlivens Ohio Legislature Session
Ohio Senate action on a 431000 pork barrel bill promised lively closes to the special session. What began as 150000 for a Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors home hospital grew through Senate Finance Committee amendments to 431500, with House additions of 20000 for Nimisilla Reservoir and 30000 for a boiler at Gallipolis State Epileptics Hospital. The committee approved the package amid strong objections from Chair William R. Foss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Sandusky Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Senate Finance Committee
William R. Foss
House
Nimisilla
Summit County
Gallipolis State Epileptics Hospital
Senate
Cutler Hall
Ohio University
Athens
Ringling Boss Invites Strikers to Inspect Finances
Crantson Pa June 24 John Ringling North head of Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus invites 1 600 striking employees to study the financial accounts and decide if a 25 per cent wage cut is necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling
Scranton
John Ringling North
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Conferees finalize relief bill amid funding clash
A joint conference committee refined a relief program likely to require local communities to match state funds dollar for dollar. The plan extends utility taxes through 1942 and uses anticipatory notes backed by future revenues to fund relief this year. It preserves a 0.65 percent utility excise and creates a state relief director with broad auditor veto power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harold D. Nichols
Clermont
Senate
House
Frank Aible
Mrs. Cecelia Rader Seriously Ill at Family Home
Mrs. Cecelia Rader aged 85 is gravely ill at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs J J Albert 564 East Second Street after suffering a paralytic stroke Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Rader
J. J. Albert
E. Second Street
Nitro Explosion Kills Banker and 7 Oil Workers
In Hobbs New Mexico a timed nitro detonator exploded at an oil well site killing banker George A Kaseman and seven oil workers. The blast injured four others during a planned well shot in the Monument field about 20 miles southwest of Hobbs. Kaseman, age 69, headed the Albuquerque National Trust and Savings Bank and the Albuquerque and Cerrillos Coal Company. Investigators opened inquiries into the mysterious premature explosion signaling a major industrial disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
N. M
New Mexico
George A. Kaseman
Albuquerque
Mexico
Albuquerque National Trust and Savings Bank
Albuquerque and
Banker and Lawyer Called To Barbara's Lodgings
London reports a banker and a lawyer went to the guarded home of Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow after a magistrate's order. Sir John Milbanke, head of the trust managing part of her fortune, met the countess at Winfield House as William Mitchell arrived. In Paris Franklyn L. Hutton said he would seek to ease tensions between Barbara and Count Haugwitz-Reventlow over their son and future. Friends question whether reconciliation is possible amid the couple's dispute over millions and separation risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Blanche
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz
Paris
Franklyn L. Hutton
Barbara
Count Haugwitz-Reventlow
Sir John
Count Haukwitz-Reventlow
Lance
Building Plan Passes House in Ohio Legislature
Prompt Senate concurrence in House amendments was expected today to complete action on a 13 million dollar state institutional building program. A three member building authority would supervise a new reformatory at London Prison Farm and other welfare department facilities. Bonds totaling 7.5 million dollars would be issued and retired from state rentals with federal funds supplementing. A conference sought to resolve Senate House differences over local government units issuing bonds for the federal lending program, while the House rejected amendments limiting use for public utilities competing with private firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
London
Senate House
House
Doomed Man Saved by Technicality
Robert Shaw 27 was kept from the electric chair in Indiana State Prison after a governor stay 30 minutes before scheduled execution. Shaw had been condemned for the murder of a deputy sheriff and received a prievie until June 27 to resolve a legal technicality in his commitment papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Indiana
Robert Shaw
Townsend
Shaw
Deppty
Nine Lose Lives In Montana Floods
Homeless farmers in the Milk river valley flats face rushing floodwaters that have claimed nine lives and left one missing. Montana rain drenched the state in 24 hours creating flash floods. A Milwaukee train wreck near Custer Creek is linked to a weakened trestle. Eight bodies were recovered from Graveley Coulee near Laredo, south of Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Mont
Milk River
Montana
Custer Creek
Graveley Coulee
Laredo
Fire Sweeps Ideal Laundry Plant in Toledo
A spectacular fire tore through the Ideal Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. plant in downtown Toledo early today. Losses were estimated at $100 by Fire Chief Fred Schlorf and company president Leslie Thal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo. O
Ideal Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Toledo
Fred Schlorf
Leslie Thal
Rotary inaugurates insurgent president at convention
San Francisco June 24 AP Rotary International moved toward closing its 29th annual convention by inaugurating an insurgent supported president George Hager of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rotary International
George ©. Hager
Chicago
Logan City Adopts New Parking and Traffic Rules
The new ordinance takes effect at midnight with 48 sections mirroring state laws plus changes. From 8 AM tomorrow two hour parking on Main Street from Spring to Walnut daily except Sundays. right turns on red allowed at own risk. U turns on Main Street limited. certain street sides banned from parking 8 AM to 6 PM. through streets and stop streets designated. signs may be late and traffic tickets new in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Main Street
Spring
Walnut Street
High
Walnut Streets
Market Street
Hill Street
Jennison Avenue
North Street
Spring Street
Gallagher Avenue
Main
Second Street
Plan big hatchery at Hebron Ohio
The plan confirms the largest inland fish hatchery to be built near Hebron Ohio with 223 acres bought for 14000 dollars. The federal government will oversee the project and spend about 150000 dollars. The hatchery will breed bass and bluegills as principal species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plan Big
Hebron
Ohio
Columbus
Lawrence Wooddell
Buckeye Lake
Wooddell
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Franklin Hutton
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Kurt von Haugwitz-Reventiow
Milarwea
Sharlattenturs
O -Sentenbar
Aneir
Regent’s Park
Ers
Straitsville
FDR
Haugwitz-Reventlow
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