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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1936
Page
2
A June report from Washington states a warrant for the arrest of Representative Marian A. Zioncheck of Washington is issued amid a political estate inquiry. Details describe an ongoing investigation and the pursuit of the congressman.
Fragmentary OCR notes list a John and an address 6 So Orchard St with unclear context. The record hints at a Latin phrase or name in the remainder but the fragment provides no full event or action to confirm. Further readable details are needed to assert a concrete news item.
Toledo councilman and former mayor Addivon Q. Thacher announced a new independent ticket for governor. The 3rd party will bear the emblem 3rd after a meeting with independent movement leaders.
Local ad notes show Logan Theatre run through the CHAKERES office for ticket sales. It mentions an office location and ticket sales渠道.
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co reports six month earnings drop for 1936 to 984 840 dollars from 2 353 947 dollars in 1935 due to new social security taxes tax policy losses and severe weather. President Albert H Morrill cites social security taxes and processing taxes plus cold and floods as causes. Dividends per share set at 54 cents versus 1 30 last year. Also notes visits from Floyd and Mrs Smith and baby daughter of Mansfield and Mrs Will Smith of Sandusky staying with Sam and Mrs Smith.
Mr and Mrs Clyde M McVey and family relocate from Mt Sterling to Logan. They rented Dr Shank property on No Walnut Street. McVey will work as chef at Western College for Women in Oxford while living in Logan.
George C. Kalbfreisch of Tiffin is the new president of Heidelberg College board of trustees succeeding the late Otto G. Schmidt. He was advanced from his post of vice president.
Detective Walter reports Tag Is label traces garment to young Thompson with Hart and Charleston Police Chief quoted. Thompson says he was penniless in Cincinnati and met a youth who urged easy money. A companion unknown to Thompson handed him a pistol, directing him to Robbins. Robbins and his fiancee Beatrice Brown faced a fatal gunfire after a struggle with an officer.
Chiang Kai-shek's air forces struck southern China while reports from Nanking warned of civil war. The Canton government leaders appear to push an anti-Japanese stance to seize power, signaling a bold move to gain the upper hand.
The Daily News promotes its best results by urging readers to consult the classified columns for top listings and deals. Community notices, jobs, and purchases are featured in the segment, inviting local engagement and quick decisions.
President Roosevelt argues that democracy requires equal opportunity in polling and in the marketplace. He denounces economic royalists and asserts the 1932 mandate ends tyranny, calling for unity among small businesses merchants workers and farmers while avoiding party labels.
A Logan public rally featured Logan High School Band directed by Richard McCutchan with a nationwide broadcast. President Roosevelt spoke to a large audience at a synchronized rally across the United States, organized by a committee including Roy Conkle and Sheriff Jesse Kitchen.
Joseph Reid five year old son of Mr and Mrs FP J Reid of Logan remains in a very serious condition at Lancaster Hospital. His parents are at his bedside. The child was brought to the hospital several days ago after being gored by a knee injury and bleeding.
Miss Inez De Rio, 17, a dancer at the midget theater in Cleveland, fell four feet from the stage at the Great Lakes Exposition. She sustained a possible skull fracture and was admitted to Charity Hospital, with condition reported as fair today.
The federal Emergency Relief Administration will close its Ohio operations at midnight tomorrow after spending more than 125 million dollars in the state since May 1, 1934.
Nine persons were killed when a heavy shell buried in a field exploded. The blast occurred in Gorizia Italy as officials reported the accident today. Investigators began examining the remnants and sources suggested the shell was unearthed recently.
An expert argues spark plugs influence engine performance and efficiency. Clean plugs and properly adjusted points prevent gas waste and rough running, while fouling from oil or idling causes misfires and reduced power. Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential.
The General Confederation of Labour in Paris announced its membership more than doubled to 3,500,000, with support from Interior Minister Roger Salengro for the Labor Movement. Before the socialist government's rise, it stood at about 1,250, mostly government and railway workers, as Riviera hotels closed indefinitely after owners locked out 450 hostelries.
Kent Holmes four year old son of Rex and Mrs Holmes of 510 Mulberry Street was pulled from a car running board when his father drove downtown without realizing the boy was hanging on. He fell to the pavement and suffered a slight skull fracture and a severe attack.
A government case appears to falter as Judge Guy S. Fake rules arguments must proceed the next day. The ruling shapes the upcoming court session and potential deadlines remain in effect.
More than 30 000 spectators watched a field of aviators perform at the third annual Charity Newsies air show in Port Columbus on June 29. The event showcased a lineup of pilots delivering aerial displays to raise funds.
A damaged clipping reports a fatal crash involving a flyer or auto flyer. The vehicle crashed after a misread line and rolled about 300 yards. Police and witnesses described the scene and noted the driver died at the site.
Two women flyers Mrs Alice Pashburg and Miss Irma Westover survived a crash minutes after takeoff from Vancouver Washington. They hiked out of the wilderness for more than 24 hours before reaching a Portland hospital with back injuries and minor scratches and bruises.
A Civil War veteran, 39, was dumped on the eve of his wedding as Ella B. Manning, 55, of Albany, withdrew from the match at Old Forge. Manning remained mum about the abrupt break as both planned ceremony details fell apart.
The state assumed control of Pay Depositors and inherited debt of about 12.5 million dollars, which had been reduced to roughly 1 million dollars by June 1. The move reflects significant unwinding of liabilities under state management.
Charles K. Cadman 74, a civil engineer who helped build the Panama Canal, died last night in San Francisco. He contributed to major construction projects and was known for his work in engineering and public service.
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