Logan Council OKs 63c Gas Rate Ordinance
Logan city council approves a gas rate ordinance setting about 63 cents per 1000 cubic feet as an average over a three year contract. The measure, proposed by Councilman Meldrim, raises rates in years two and three. it faces possible utilities commission review and mayoral action.
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Logan
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Meldrim
Mauk
Larimer
Braddock
Tipton
Bright and Kinser
Utilities Commission
Young Dems to Hold Meeting in Hocking County
The Hocking county Young Democratic club will meet in the Odd Fellows hall at 7 30 tomorrow night. They plan to adopt a new by laws and report on committee work. The banquet committee will present results from last night’s meeting. Two delegates will be chosen to vote in the district organization on April 3.
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Hocking County
Young Democratic Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Bakers to Return After Weekend Bakery Strike Settlement
About 150 members of a bakery workers union are expected back at the Quimby bakery in Urichsvi lle Ohio after a one week strike. Union officials say the agreement did not include a closed shop provision.
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Urichsville
Quimby
Three Powers Sign New London Naval Agreement
The United States Great Britain and France signed a new London naval treaty at London on March 25 1936 promising parity in naval armaments beyond expiration of previous treaties. Norman H. Davis and Anthony Eden asserted continued parity while a new scheme for advance notification of naval building was introduced.
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Albert W. Wilson
Associated Press
London
United States
Great Britain
France
Norman H. Davis
Anthony Eden
Death Claims Hal Phillips Lancaster Editor
Hal V. Phillips age 62 longtime city editor of the Lancaster Daily Eagle died in Grant hospital Columbus after six weeks ailing from complications of a year. A Chicago newsboy and IU card holder he came to Lancaster via marriage and worked 15 years as compositor before becoming city editor. Widowed with one daughter survives. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Lancaster, O
Hal V. Phillips
Lancaster Daily Eagle
Lancaster Gazette
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Iowa
Chicago
International Typographical Union
Lancaster
Phillips
Daily Eagle
Dan Tidd
Hocking County Hills
Resignation of Marion Two Justice of the Peace John G. Byerly
John G. Byerly has resigned as justice of the peace in Marion Two. His resignation is to be effective on March 28.
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John .G. Byerly
Marion Two
Townsend Old Age Pension Move Ends With Resignation
Washington AP March 25 The resignation of Robert Clements a 41 year old sparkplug of the Townsend old age pension movement sparked expectations of further crack ups in the organization's high command. A House committee summoned Clements to testify tomorrow as the first witness in a sweeping inquiry into the pension system and other resignations were anticipated. Clements was credited as an ace organizer largely responsible for spreading the $200 a month pension clubs raising questions about the movement's unity after his split with Dr. F E Townsend co founder.
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Washington
Robert Clements
F. E. Townsend
Clothier Sells Grand National Ticket For $2.50
In Marion Ohio John Dugan a clothier sold one of his two Aintree grand national sweep stakes tickets to Charles Conroy of Piqua for $2.50. Dugan learned the sold ticket stands to win at least $3600 and perhaps the $150000 grand prize in the drawing.
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Marion
John Dugan
Aintree
England
Charles Conroy
Piqua
Meeting of local golfers at Wellman and Woodard’s
A meeting for all interested golfers convenes tomorrow night at 8 at Wellman and Woodard’s shoe store. The committee urges attendance to discuss important questions facing the course and club.
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Wellman and Woodard’s
Ohio Solons Prepare To Close Special Session
Ohio legislators plan to adjourn soon without final action on unemployment insurance social security and milk control bills. Lobbying by business interests and Senate reluctance push toward quick adjournment as lawmakers head to campaigns. The major result was a taxation program enacted during the session.
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Ohio
Solons
Columbus
House
Senate
Taft Attacks Borah In Ohio Favorite Son Drive
Cincinnati’s Robert A. Taft launched his delegate campaign for the GOP national convention denouncing Borah as backing pseudo liberalism and rubber dollars. He spoke to the Cuyahoga League of Republican Clubs at Cleveland Heights High School Auditorium and defended an Ohio slate of delegates.
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Cleveland, O
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Gannett
Borah
Taft
Cuyahoga
Cleveland Heights High School
Senator Borah
Ohio
Sugar beet group presses for equal farm aid benefits
A committee of sugar beet producers backed by Representative Fred Cummings prepares to demand that the Agriculture Department make soil conservation act payments equal to benefits previously paid under the now invalid Agriculture Adjustment Act.
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Fred Cummings
Dcolo
Agriculture Department
Maschke bedbound after cyst weakens leg bone
Maurice Maschke longtime Cuyahoga County Republican leader has been confined to bed for four weeks after X rays showed a cyst near the breaking point in his right leg bone. Doctors said the cyst honeycombed the bone.
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Cleveland, O
Maurice Maschke
Cuyahoga County
Guards drive back crowd at East Vandergrift clash
National guardsmen cleared a crowd of over 200 rioters in East Vandergrift after they breached guard lines and tried to obstruct the citizens health commission meeting.
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National
Knox Campaign Urges Farm Freedom Against Planting Orders
Col Frank Knox, seeking the Republican nomination, tells a New York audience that the government should not dictate what or how much to plant. Farm leaders respond noting Roosevelt enjoys farmer backing and accusing Republicans of lacking a farm program. Edward A. O Nea l of the Farm Bureau cites Republican weakness in the western farm belt.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Frank Knox
Chicago
New York
Knox
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Educator urges mutual initiative in courtship at Bluffton
Bluffton College students hear Dayton lecturer Dr. Frank Slutz advocate Dutch treat dating. He says women should say I love you first and favors a marriage age range of 22 to 26 for women and 25 to 29 for men. He criticizes long engagements and urges settling issues before marriage.
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Bluffton
Frank Slutz
Dayton
Bluffton College
Slutz
Lamson Hopes for Freedom After Deadlocked Trial
David A. Lamson once sentenced to death for the slaying of Allene Lamson on Memorial Day 1933 faces a renewed attempt to retry. Prosecutors debate a fourth trial as Lamson remains confident of eventual vindication.
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San Jose
Calif
David A. Lamson
Allene
Wool Hearings Likely This Week Says Plan Plan
Chairman Alva Adams of the special senate committee investigating wool marketing said the panel probably would decide this week when to start the hearings.
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Alva Adams
D-Cole
Senate
Horacio Vasquez, Former Dominican Leader, Dies
Gen Horacio Vasquez former president of the Dominican Republic died in Tamboril his native town. authorities confirm the death occurred today in Santo Domingo region.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Horacio Vasquez
Tamboril
Hitler's No Throws Rhine Crisis to Locarno Powers
British cabinet debates Hitler rejection of Locarno proposals amid German Rhineland crisis. Boncour tours foreign office for talks before heading to Paris as Eden and Locarno diplomats seek a way to break the new impasse.
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Hitler
Locarno
Charles P. Nutter
Associated Press
London
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Stanley Baldwin
Joseph Paul Boncour
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
Paris
World Court
Germany
League of Nations
der Fuehrer
Britain
Girls in 6 Cities Learn Housekeeping
Six hundred girls in six Ohio cities began a household workers school under WPA guidance. They will study cooking and housekeeping as part of a $40,000 state project funded from unspent FERA money. Ruth E. Troy of Cincinnati was named supervisor.
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Columbus
Ohio
Works Progress Administration
FERA
Ruth E. Troy
Cincinnati
Mercy plea planned for Hauptmann and Zied as deadlines loom
At state prison preparations move forward for the dual executions next Tuesday night of Bruno Hauptmann, Lindbergh baby killer, and Charles Zied, Philadelphia gangster who killed a Camden detective. Governor Hoffman weighs meeting Dr. John Condon to clarify questions before deciding on Bronx visit and potential inquiries to clear up his mind.
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State Prison
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Charles Zied
Philadelphia
Camden
Harold G. Hoffman
John F
Jassie) Condon
Bronx
Dr. Condon
Jaisie
Ohio Floods Rise Across Lowlands Along Rivers
Spring rains send high water through the Scioto Mahoning Great Miami and Sandusky basins. Flooding closes side roads but main highways stay open. Bodies recovered in Warren Youngstown areas. river crests forecast with cresting Ohio near 35 feet tomorrow.
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Scioto
Mahoning
Great Miami
Sandusky
Youngstown
Warren
Clarence Anderson
Young Creek
Ohio Farmers Gather for Soil Conservation Program
Federal farm officials advanced the 500 million soil conservation program as more than 500 Ohio farmers attended a two day meeting in Columbus. Prof H C Ramsower said two Washington experts would brief five farmers and county agents from all 88 counties who will relay details back to their communities next week.
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Ohio
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension
Washington
Magician Clark and McCullough Comedian Paul McCullough Dies
Paul McCullough, 52, of Brookline and member of the Clark and McCullough team, died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Medford after wounds from slashing himself with a razor in a Medford barber shop. Police reported investigation ongoing.
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Medford
Mass
Paul McCullough
Brookline
Clark and McCullough
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Roosevelt eyes next fishing try near Mathewtown
AP dispatch from Miami dated March 25 reports President Roosevelt optimistic after his first day's catch and looking forward to another fishing session near Mathewtown on Inagua Island, Great. He expressed enthusiasm for the outing and the potential to improve his tally.
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Miami
Pla
Roosevelt
Mathewtown
Inagua Island
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GOP
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Lamson
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Fuehrer
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