New Jersey Aide Named Moose Supreme Leader
An assistant attorney general of New Jersey William J. Egan 49 of Newark is chosen as the new supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose at the 49th international convention in Cleveland. Egan has been a Moose since 1910. Samuel Jackson Fort Wayne attorney may oppose Senator Frederick Van Nuys for renomination with Gov Townsend backing Jackson.
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New Jersey
William J. Egan
Newark
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Egan
Cleveland
Central Press
Samuel Jackson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frederick van Nuys
Indiana
M. Clifford Townsend
New
van Nuys
Jackson
British Destroyers Head to Spanish War Zone
Four destroyers of His Majesty's Home Fleet sail from Portsmouth and Chatham to join five others off Spain's east coast in a patrol against guerilla submarines. Hav ock survived a prior attack while Woodford was sunk. France and Britain push for unified action at a Geneva conference.
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London
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Fury
Forester
Portsmouth
Fortune
Firedrake
Chatham
Spain
Havock
Woodford
Britain
France
Ion
Geneva
D'Tberville
Iphicerne
Verdun
Algiers
Blagon
Aegean Sea
His Majesty
Davey Backs Fair Building Plan for Ohio Exposition
Gov. Martin L. Davey supported a fairgrounds building program, likely to be proposed in the fall special session. The plan calls for four new buildings at 750000 and 25 more acres for parking, plus razing older barns, with cautious stance on broader state institutional changes. Attendance expectations run high as the Ohio State Fair closes its run with final events including 4 H champions and sheep shearing titles to be decided.
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Columbus, CO
Martin L. Davey
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Earl H. Hanefeld
Fairgrounds
Davey
Ohio
No Paper Monday Labor Day Notice
The Logan Daily News will not publish on Labor Day so that editorial, mechanical, business and circulation staff may observe the holiday. No edition is issued Monday.
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Logan Daily News
Swims 25 Hours To Report Wreck
Panama City Florida September 3 AP The Tarpon freighter foundered after heavy seas. Addley Baker 25 of Mobile Alabama swam 25 miles to shore to seek help and aided nine survivors including Chief Engineer William C. McKnight and Cecil Smith. Captain W G Barrow was among the missing on the 1735th voyage when the ship listed and sank off East Pass in the Gulf of Mexico. Baker describes swimming to shore after enduring cold water and exhaustion.
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Panama City
Fila
Addley Baker
Mobile
Ala
W. G Barrow
East Pass
Gulf of Mexico
Baker
William C. McKnight
Logan youth Richard Tschappat returns from hospital
Richard Tschappat son of Mr and Mrs Phil Tschappat of Logan came home from Grant Hospital in Columbus after a minor operation yesterday.
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Richard
Phil Tschappat
Logan
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Pilot Killed At National Air Races In Cleveland
Lee Miles, a top racing pilot ranked No 1 in 1934, died in a crash during a practice flight at the National Air Races opening in Cleveland. The event featured 45 military planes and Bendix derby entrants. Anthony Sevier of Los Angeles escaped injury in a separate crash during testing. Miles leaves a wife and a 13 year old daughter Corrinne.
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Cleveland
Lee Miles
Army
Navy
Marine
Miles
Los
National Aeronautical Association
Corinne
Anthony Sevier
Los Angeles
Labor Board Reviews Payroll Records at Weirton Steel
Labor Board attorneys examined payroll documents in New Cumberland West Virginia as part of the hearing on alleged employee intimidation by Weirton Steel. Adjournment allowed time to study the files and arrange for three employee representatives to testify Tuesday.
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New Cumberland
W. Va
Labor Board
Weirton Steel Company
Andrew Kopar
Steubenville, O
Weirton
Trades for Horses Team Weighing 2800 Pounds
Wes Ogg an auto dealer seeks a buyer for a team of horses totaling 2800 pounds. The animals were acquired in a trade-in for a new truck yesterday.
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Wes Ogg
Logan Schools Open Tuesday With Enrollments Near 1650
Logan and Hocking County districts resume after summer as about 5500 children return to classes. County enrollment tops 3500 with slight gains. Logan Senior High adds students while Junior High may dip. First grade requires a Jan 1 birthday. kindergarten resumes at Central School. One staff change noted in city: Orville Farrar replaced by Harley Ellinger.
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Logan
Hocking County
Laurelville
Marion ‘Township
Salt Creek Township
J. W. Coleman
George Carr
Carr
Central School
Docere Fae
Orville Farrar
Harley Ellinger
Farrar
Sugar Grove
Struck plant reopens today after regional strike
The Williams Manufacturing Company shoe factory in Portsmouth reopened peacefully with 300 to 400 people outside. About 300 workers reported for the first shift and more were expected for a second shift at 2 PM. Police estimated 300 plus answered the call while organizers claim only about 100 entered. Security included 35 policemen, 12 sheriffs deputies and 3 National Guard observers. An earlier restraining order on 870 employees with contracts aimed to block interference by United Shoe Workers of America, which had struck August 16 as part of CIO affiliates efforts.
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Portsmouth
Williams Manufacturing Company
Harry S. Sheets
William B. Mahan
Boston
Shoe Workers' Organizing Committee
National Guard
Common Pleas
United Shoe Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
Petitions Filed for Township School Board and Village Offices
Over 200 petitions had been filed in Hocking County for township, school board, and village offices. Clerk Clinton Webb estimated a total of about 225 petitions would be filed by the 6:30 PM deadline today.
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Hocking County
Clinton Webb
Election Board
Truck Crash Near Mechanicsburg Kills Four
A Cleveland man around 26 known as New Grape and Matsel died in a fire after a truck and two trailers crashed into a tree and overturned near Mechanicsburg. Another person was seriously hurt and beer valued at 1200 dollars was destroyed.
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Urbana
Matsel
Mechanicsburg
Rooms to be taxed as crew arrives for pipeline work
A crew of 150 will arrive next Thursday to work on the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. pipeline project from Sugar Grove to Marietta. Williams Bros. Corp. leads the project, and rooming facilities in Logan will be taxed to the limit for six weeks.
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Logan
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Sugar Grove
Marietta
Williams Bros. Corp
Lewis to bid for alliance with farmers and labor
John L. Lewis announced in a broadcast address from 9 30 to 10 P M EST on CBS that he will bid for a political alliance of farmers and labor. He called farmers natural allies of labor and promised to discuss means to consolidate the alliance and cited the bloody steel strike and officials who betrayed labor.
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Washington
John IL. Lewis
Farmers and Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Labor
Lewis
CBS
CIO
American Federation of Labor
William Green
AFL
Dallas
Tex
Woman Leads In Air Race
Seven of the fastest airplanes in American commercial aviation raced from Los Angeles to Cleveland to claim part of the $25,000 Bendix prize for the fastest time in the 1,750 mile National Air Races opening.
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Vincent Bendix
Cochran Wins Bendix Transcontinental Derby Flight
Jacqueline Cochran of India California arrived at Cleveland airport at 1 33 PM EST finishing a 2042 mile grind from Burbank California in 10 hours 2 minutes Six other starters remained to determine the final winner pending their arrival and times title the Bendix transcontinental derby.
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Cleveland
Jacqueline Cochran
India
Cal
Burbank
Cochran Leads Flyers In Four Day Aviation Show
Indo California veteran Jacqueline Cochran piloted at speeds around 216 mph from Burbank to Wichita as part of a four day aviation event. The cross country relays included pilots Earl Ortman Milo Burcham Joseph Mackey E C Sandorph with stopovers at Albuquerque Oklahoma City and Kansas City during a period of extensive air display activity.
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Jacqueline Cochran
Indo
Calif
Floyd B. Odlum
Atlas Corporation
Burbank
Miss Cochran
Wichita
Kas
Earl Ortman
Los Angeles
E. C. Sandorph
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chinese Force Japs to Alter Attack Plans
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese forces threatened to bombard Chinese and foreign ships while China repelled a major offensive near Shanghai. Shelling hit foreign districts injuring several and forcing road closures as U S marines and other nationals evacuated families aboard the Gold Star to Kobe.
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Shianghai
Japan
Amman
Shanghai
Weighs Neutrality Act Use as Far East Tension Grows
State department insiders say no immediate need to invoke the Neutrality Act in Japan China conflict. They caution that rapid Far East developments could alter the international situation in a matter of hours.
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Washington
API
State Department
Japan
China
Far East
Democrat Leader Dan Bardin Dies After Illness in Athens
Dan A. Bardin 61 of Athens, Democratic leader and longtime Athens county chairman, died after a four week illness from a heart ailment. He also served in state party leadership roles and was tied to Rardin Brothers of Athens.
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Columbus
Dan A. Bardin
Athens
Athens County
Democratic
Rardin Brothers
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