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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
2
A nine year old, James Moore, died in Kirkersville after a child companion, 11 year old Robert Nico Gernus, fired a shot in a game described as burglar detective. Coroner John Thompson ruled accidental death and exonerated Nico Gernus.
Justice of the Peace T C Engelhart was freed of embezzlement charges after a settlement out of court with Al Brook a constable in Engelharts court who claimed fees were withheld. The matter was bound over to the grand jury before the settlement.
Miss Mary Adelaide Barth alow filed a warrant against a Columbus retail store clerk for failing to issue a sales tax stamp. Her father Pierre Barth alow serves as chief of the sales tax division.
Grover Fleming publisher of the Ohio Examiner was indicted by Clark county grand jury on offering to publish and sell obscene literature. He remains free on $500 bond pending appeal from a prior penitentiary sentence in Athens county. The same grand jury rejected the case of 17 year old Donald McClennen who confessed to killing his father at the Lawrenceville home on June 11.
Upper Sandusky June 27 Coroner J A Probst returned a suicide verdict in the death of 68 year old John Hagenimaser whose body was found hanging from a barn rafter here yesterday.
In Bloomington Illinois June 27 AP James Leach an 18 year old run away from Toledo rescued a friend at a spillway rapids but drowned. Salvation Army Captain Charles Overstake clung to a rock and survived.
D A Radcliff appointed to replace Earl Brown as Gallia county highway maintenance superintendent. Brown held the post for six years.
New dictatorial decree orders mandatory labor camp service for 200000 young men and 100000 young women annually, reshaping the lives of all Germans and marking a drastic shift in public policy under the regime.
French tennis star Jean Borotra accepted a Paris sport writer's duel challenge but bound himself to silence on the timing under the code of honor.
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Jean Borotra, famed French tennis star, told All England officials he will honor Wimbledon commitments before any Paris duel. Poulain reported plans for a possible air duel with Didier Poulain. Borotra named Rene La Coste and General Pierre Alvin as his seconds.
In Lima Ohio on June 27 veterans of foreign wars opened their 15th annual convention with Van Zandt of Washington slated to deliver the principal address. In Paris Captain Altithony Eden arrived amid Premier Laval insisting that France will engage with Hitler only if Franco-German agreements are guaranteed by other treaties.
The piece outlines Nazi plans to enforce obedience and expand state control through public works and farming expansion near borders. A vast highway system and increased food production are linked to military aims, with 1,000,000 marks allocated for homesteads and a sweeping penal code revision anticipated. The labor draft prioritizes the 1915 class with volunteers 18 or older eligible.
Gerald Thompson, 25, held for the murder of Mildred Hallmark, 19, after guards were posted in Peoria to prevent possible self harm. Authorities say Thompson confessed in his diary to attacks on 18 other girls, heightening fears of mob violence.
At Dearborn, Henry Ford and Edsel Ford witness the final assembly of the 2,000,000th V-8 Ford at the Rouge Plant. The car begins a 2700 mile journey to San Diego as Ford marks consecutive transcontinental milestones including the 1,000,000th V-8 and earlier Model T and Model A feats.
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