Drought Conference Highlights FDR and Landon Exchange Views
President Roosevelt and Governor Alf Landon met at Des Moines to discuss drought issues and water conservation. They exchanged remarks amid a lengthy 40 minute session, sharing cordial praise and noting productive dialogue ahead of the November election.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landon
State House
Des Moines
Towm
Gov. Landon
R. L. Cochran
Nebraska
Roosevelt
C. P
London
Iowa
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Hannibal
Topeka
Landon
Clyde Herring
Iowa State House
Durant to Attend BPOE Conference
William Durant exalted ruler of the order will meet national lodge officials to plan the coming year. Gov. David Sholtz of Florida will attend as grand exalted ruler, with a district representative from Michigan. Afterward Durant proceeds to Cleveland to visit the Great Lakes Exposition.
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William Durant
National Lodge
David Sholtz
Florida
Order
Michigan
Durant
Cleveland
Black Widow spider displayed in Daily News office window
A large Black Widow spider is shown in the Daily News office window. The specimen was captured on Route 75 and drew curious readers and staff alike.
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Daily News
Night Patrolman Fills City Brig
City patrolman A F Evans logged a busy night with arrests listed in the blotter. Five traffic charges and one disorderly drunk were recorded. Clyde Lucas paid a two dollar fine for a bursted muffler. Joseph Morgan of Eagle Mine Co. and Burger of South Bloomingville were cited to appear before Mayor Fitzgerald for noise in car operation. Mrs Robert Mitchell of North Olmstead was arrested for speeding and a bursted muffler. James Cable was charged with drunk and disorderly conduct.
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A. F. Evans
Clyde Lucas
Joseph Morgan
Eagle Mine Co
Burger
South Bloomingville
Fitzgerald
Robert Mitchell
North
Olmstead
James Cable
Columbus man arrested for non-support of a minor
Charles Ellis of Columbus was arrested yesterday by Sheriff Joe Farbearn on a charge of non-support of a minor child. Ellis was to face Judge Wilbur McKenzie this afternoon.
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Charles Ellis
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
Ellis
Wilbur McKenzie
Roosevelt and Landon attend drought talks and dine
The Associated Press notes President Roosevelt and Governor Alf Landon part after a drought conference and a dinner. Landon heads to Topeka while Roosevelt travels to Hannibal Missouri to dedicate a bridge. The remarks criticize government security in experiments affecting livelihoods.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Hannibal
Americans conclude eastward leg from New York to Croydon
Harry Richman and Dick Merrill landed at Croydon at 2 57 P M completing the eastbound lap of their proposed round trip. They had flown from South Wales after a fast ocean crossing paused in a cow pasture. A small crowd witnessed the informal reception in rain.
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Croydon Airdrome
Eng
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
Croydon
South Wales
Bristol
New York
London
WPA Projects Employ 1000 in Hocking County
Exactly 1000 workers are now employed in Hocking County by the WPA ratified in the local office today. This marks the highest WPA work relief total in the county while direct relief rolls drop to 723 recipients. Last month about 990 worked on WPA and 1065 were on relief. totals for both programs fall to 1723 from 2055 the previous month.
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Hocking County
WPA
Civil Service Push for HOLC Predicted
President Roosevelt signaled possible legislation to place the Home Owners Loan Corporation under civil service standards. He noted that while not yet under civil service, any move would require an act of Congress and pending legislative authority makes the step appropriate.
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Washington
Civil Service
Roosevelt
Congress
100000 Expected at Fair Gate Today in Columbus
Officials forecast another 100000 on exhibitors day as the 86th annual Ohio State Fairs wound into final hours. A grand circuit harness racing program was the feature plus finals in a sheepshearing contest and awards in seven exhibit entries.
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Columbus
Joe Reid Recovering From Infected Knee
Joseph Reid seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Fr Reid is recovering at home in Logan from an infected knee. He spent weeks in Lancaster hospital in serious condition when blood poisoning developed.
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Joe Reid
Joseph Reid
Fr. J. Reid
Logan
Joe
Lancaster
Blood stained club key clue in Ruth Muir slaying
In La Jolla California detectives identify a 14 inch blood stained wooden club as a pivotal clue in the Ruth Muir murder probe. A man in women’s clothing is in custody as investigations continue. Hair found in Miss Muir’s grasp confirms the victim’s identity and raises questions about the attacker.
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San Diego
Cal
Ruth Muir
la Jolla
Lois Kentle
Calif
Lovers Cove
Wellesley
Harry J. Kelly
Miss Muir
Fields Family Perished in Train Collision Near Zanville
In Coshocton Ohio on September 4 AP reports farmer John W. Fields and his four sons were killed when their auto was struck by a Pennsylvanian passenger train at a grade crossing two and a half miles east of Coshocton near Zanesville.
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Coshocton
John W. Fields
Here
Pennsylvania
Fields
Zanesville
Two Hikers Abduct Perry Co Couple Near Mount Perry
Samuel Coleman aged 68 and his wife 67 from Perry County were abducted by two young men after a ride from Zanesville. The captors forced them into the rear seat, took $4.50, bought gas, and drove all night to Cumberland Maryland where they released the couple. The victims walked to Travelers Aid and returned home by bus after the ordeal.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Cumberland
Mount Perry
Samuel Coleman
Travelers Aid Society
Zanesville
Colemans
Thy
Coleman
Boy Gives Blood Talks Baseball in Chicago
Maurice Oldham, a 13 year old Lexington, Kentucky city commissioner's son, donated 100 cubic centimeters of blood to help 7 year old Philip Levitt in Chicago. The donor traveled with his mother and said he was glad to help and wanted to see a major league game.
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Chicago
Maurice Oldham
Philip Levitt
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Oldham
Husky
Lexington
Philip
Maurice
R. Mack Oldham
Motion for Homestead Filed in Hill vs Singer
Motion for homestead filed in the case of Jessie M Hill versus Ben Singer will be heard next Friday morning by Judge Wilbur McKenzie.
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Homestead
Jessie M. Hill
Ben Singer
Wilbur McKenzie
Ensilage Gas Tragedy Kills Mother and Daughters in Silo
In Poplar Springs Maryland a fast acting ensilage gas from fermenting cattle feed killed a mother Ella Richards 87 and her daughter Anna 9 along with Anna’s foster sister Mary Line 19. A boy William Hood 6 and his brother Beverly 4 were rescued after attempts to save them failed.
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Poplar Springs
Anna. Richards
Ella 87
Norman Becraft
Anna
Miss Sine
Mrs
Strategic Old Spanish City Seized Today
Italian forces rush to defend citizens as fascist rebels seize a key city near San Sebastian and press toward Bicay Bay resort.Iran battles rage with house to house fighting as Socialists report troops cut down or captured, while fire destroys parts of the rain drenched town. Rebels push to seize a bridgehead, with reports of French casualties in Irun defense.
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Iran
Bicay Bay
San Sebastian
Moore
Descsuidil
France
Irun
Death claims Oreville man John C Arnold
John C Arnold 65 farmer died at his Oreville home at 730 p m after months of ill health from heart disease. Survived by Walter of Gore and two daughters in Newville and Logan. Wife Mrs. Arnold preceded him in death. Funeral Saturday 2 p m Gore U B Church Rev A P Cohagan in charge. Burial Gore Cemetery by Leonard Pastoral Service.
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John C. Arnold
Farmer
Oreville
Walter
Gore
George Hite
Newville
C. E. Tucker
Logan
Arnold
Gore U. B
A. P. Cohagan
Gore Cemetery
Leonard
Autos collide at Main and Market injure none
Care driven by Bowens Gas Dorr Run and Laurence Hi of Logan Route 2 collided at the Main and Market Street intersection this morning. Hartman’s car sustained minor damage while Giffen’s car had defective brakes. Giffen agreed to cover damages and Chief Lew Reynolds investigated.
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Care
Bowens Gas
Dorr Run
Laurence Hi
Logan Route 2
Main and
Market Sts
Hartman
Giffen
Lew Reynolds
Logan Daily News Labor Day Holiday Watches No Paper
The Logan Daily News will not publish Monday in observance of Labor Day. Employees will receive a full holiday, and no paper will be issued on that day.
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Logan Daily Net
Francis Sheline Dies at 68 in Athens State
Francis Sheline, 68, died at the Athens State. Besides his wife, he left children Herman and Logan, Herbert of Lancaster, Mrs Evelyn Crane, Logani. Leonard Funeral. Service charge of arrangements.
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Francis Sheline
Athens State
Herman and
Logan
Herbert of
Lancaster
Evelyn Crane
Logani
Leonard Puneral
Athens County Jurist Dies Lawrence Worstell Former Judge
Lawrence G. Worstell aged 73, a former jurist in Athens County, has died. He served as a judge and was remembered for his legal career and public service within the community. Funeral arrangements were not immediately released.
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Trustees of Presbyterian Society
W. I. Krieg
Harry Eastman
Harry Smith
Chas, Heine
Harry Shaw
Paul Monks
James Martin
William G. Martin
Clint Webb
Ed Myers
Clayton Scheide, Sr
Earl Johnson
Ig. O. P
Black Widow
Knox
U.S
English Airdrome
HOLC
Fair Gate
Celia Cota
Virginia Brooks
Los Angeles
Francis Conlon
Ensenada
Mexico
Louise Teuber
W. B
Dolly)Ribbens
Hazel Bradshaw
Balboa Park
Muir
Perry Co
Italy
The
Athens
Lawrence G. Worstell
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