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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
2
Brig Gen Carlos A Penington arrives as reinforcements amid a transfer dispute before the state board. Troopers argue the transfers lack authority citing former Attorney General Turner while others reject that ruling. The board weighs moving 9000 from salaries to wages and equipment as the governor vetoed those items. No final decision on other transfer requests is scheduled until the committee clarifies its stance.
In London the British press treated Sir Bolton Eyres-Mengell’s claim that Germany would renounce unrestricted submarine warfare with skepticism and caution.
Ged to duel em give, the French tennis star, was challenged to a duel by Didier Poulain, a sports writer.
Alva Barnhart, 56, a Greenville blacksmith, was killed after a gun battle with Sheriff Lynn Browne Deputy Harry Niswonger and Officer Ray Mong who fired at him during an alleged disturbance at his home. Prosecutor Vernon Marschel called the shooting justified. Barnhart had a prior jail sentence after accusations by a housekeeper who was hospitalized with injuries.
A Pacific Northwest lumber strike threatens gatherings and traffic flow. Guardsmen used tear gas as a crowd near a mill section clashed with workers in Longview Washington. E S Wilson, ex Long-Bell employment chief, was assaulted after denying entry to an AF of S union member. Reopenings this week mark the main efforts to end a by now broad stoppage affecting about 40 000 workers.
Findlay Ohio June 26 AP The sugar beet field labor dispute in Northwestern Ohio ended as workers returned to work under a compromise agreement between growers and the Agricultural Workers Union. Some workers had refused to work on Monday calling it a vacation, a move that could have escalated into a strike.
Puzzle clues list across and down entries with numbers and fragmented phrases. Includes references to tree kinds deer currency measures and various wordplay hints with missing letters and partial phrases.
Daisy Woody a red haired beauty shop operator of Muskogee Oklahoma is shown leaving city court after arraignment on a murder charge in the death of Robert Ward of Webbers Falls Oklahoma Ward was shot on a Muskogee street and Miss Woody said she is an expectant mother.
Vincent Miles of Fort Smith Arkansas, a lawyer, has been among those mentioned for one of three positions on the board to administer the Roosevelt Social Security program.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull receives an honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Wisconsin. He is pictured during the campus ceremony with university officials and attendees.
The State Farm and Home Protective Committee urged county committees and the public to support farm relief efforts as the Farm Credit Act of 1935 cuts Land Bank loan rates to 3 percent for 1935 36 and 4 percent for the next two years with existing 5 percent on Commissioner loans unchanged. The act broadens eligibility for Commissioner loans to buy farms and refunds excess payments if current rates are lower. Insurance sources say foreclosures won’t surge despite Fasier Lemke repeal, and cooperation with lenders is the goal.
A Soil Conservation Service report for Ohio shows sheet erosion on 12.5 million acres, with one fourth to three fourths of topsoil lost on 3.5 million acres. Northern and western areas show little erosion, while southeastern Ohio shows the greatest loss, and tobacco slopes and steep valleys drive continued degradation across Belmont, Coshocton, Guernsey, Meigs, Muskingum, Harrison, Jefferson, and several other counties.
In memory of Cynthia Amenda Sanders Marks born July 20 1848 in Ilesboro Ohio and died after a long life of pioneer church work in Hocking County. She married George Marks May 6 1868 and shared nearly fifty years with him in the Methodist Episcopal church service and family life.
Insurance companies say they will be patient and help the distressed farmer and homeowner return to stability, aiming to provide support and restore financial footing.
The article honors a nearly 87 year life spent in Hocking county. It notes she joined Union Furnace Presbyterian church then First Presbyterian in Logan. Survived by son William W. and daughter Carrie M. Stone. Died June 11 after a stroke, funeral at Ewing Community church led by Rev. Geddes and Rev. Babylon.
Local readers learn where to find daily news, with guidance on sections and channels to access today’s reporting, columns, and community updates across the Daily News.
Mrs. N C Creager of Council Bluffs is recovering from a broken leg after stepping on a cat and tumbling down concrete basement stairs. In Kansas City a motorist’s price trick involves a sign reading One Dionne Five gals for 79 cents at a filling station.
Capt. Anthony Eden concluded talks with Premier Benito Mussolini in Rome signaling possible united stance among England France and Italy though Mussolini refused to concede in the Ethiopian dispute.
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