New Japanese Assaults Raise Danger for Foreigners in China
James A. Mills reports Japan launches new attacks across Shanghai and South China. Chinese forces resist in Shensi and Shansi as 7,000 U.S. nationals remain in China and Americans seek refuge aboard the Asheville amid bombardment of Swatow and Shanghai fighting.
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James A. Mills
Shanghai
Japan
China
United States
International Settlement
South China
Swatow
U. S
Asheville
Hankow
Canton
Moa Tse-Tung
Shensi
Shansi
Bee
U. S. S. Asheville
Allen G. Quynn
Hansley Wins Weekly Trap Shoot at Logan Gun Club
Grant Hansley of Sugar Grove won with 99 of 100 birds in a Logan Gun Club weekly trapshoot beating Charles Morgan of Corning who had 98. Morgan was state champion in 1933 and 1935. 38 squads competed. Hansley also starred in three 21 yard handicap shoots with a 20 bird streak. A merchandise shoot is scheduled Sunday at 1 PM.
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Logan Gun Club
Grant Hansley
Sugar Grove
Charles Morgan
Corning
Hansley
Morgan
Harry Starr
Shin Burgess
Claude Rulon
Eckhardt Accepts Job With Koppers Coal Co
Mr E F Eckhardt will become an engineer for Koppers Coal Co in West Virginia. He was construction foreman at Camp Hocking. Mrs Eckhardt and daughter plan to spend winter in Hamilton Ohio with her parents due to no houses near the company. By April 400 houses are expected to be built there. The Eckhardt family will leave Logan Tuesday.
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E. F. Eckhardt
Koppere Coal Min: Co
W. Va
Eckhardt
Camp Hocking
Phyllis
Hamilton
Ohio
Albert Habel
Logan
Mrs. E. G. Stevenson Dies. Rites Set in Briggsdale
Mrs. Lucy Nihiser learns of the death of her daughter Mrs. E. G. Stevenson of Briggsdale Ohio. Funeral services are slated for 3 PM Saturday at Briggsdale United Church with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Lucy Nihiser
E. G. Stevenson
Briggsdale
Ohio
Briggsdale M. BE
Green Lawn
Ohio GOP gets slap on back from Hamilton
John D. M. Hamilton, Republican national committee chairman, urged Ohio leaders to push for a special congressional election to fill the fourth district seat. He claimed any Republican could defeat Senator Bulkley next year and labeled Gov. Davey the senate's best yes man. Hamilton challenged Davey to act and warned the vacancy should not linger into 1938.
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Alliance
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Martin L. Davey
Robert Bulkley
Ohio
Senate
Congress
Hamilton
Davey
Frank L. Kloeb
Celina
Logan C Of C Discusses Gas Rate Problem
Logan Chamber of Commerce directors met with Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald and City Solicitor Harley Meyer this morning to discuss a proposed gas rate increase by Ohio Fuel Gas Co. A second meeting with City Council was planned for tomorrow night to consider possible compromise. The action aligns with the Columbus rate case hearing next Tuesday September 14 where the Public Utilities Commission will set a state wide gas rate affecting Logan residents.
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Logan Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Harley Meyer
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Mers
Boy, Twice Dead Reassures Mama in Oklahoma
In Shawnee Oklahoma 11 year old Earl Dean Cummins tells his mother he is alive after being reported dead. The boy had been presumed buried with his sister in the New London Texas school disaster and later found alive in Salt Lake City informing his mother via telephone.
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Shawnee
Okla
Earl Dean Cummins
Ella
New London
Tex
Salt Lake City
West Coast
Plans for New Bank in Logan Proposed by Local Promoters
About 15 prominent businessmen met in Charles Bell's office to discuss establishing a bank in Logan. The plan envisions the Ambrose Hotel building rooms formerly used by Farmers and Merchants Bank with stock sales in preparation. No officers were elected. Josef Brashares of Enterprise is among the promoters.
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Logan
Charles Bell
Ambrose
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Sie
Josef Brashares
Enterprise
Neutrality Act May Restrict All Exports
Government officials said the neutrality act could soon limit exports including cotton wheat scrap iron and automobiles and could embargo arms shipments under the president's discretionary powers.
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Washington
Brady on the run as five states plan interstate clampdown
Public Enemy No. 1 Al fred Brady and his henchmen are blamed for at least three police deaths and a store clerk kill. Police leaders from five states met in Indianapolis to coordinate a cross border blockade. A 1937 neutrality act provisions limit arms sales and loans to belligerents and allow cash and carry controls. Peace groups push action though officials say no immediate need.
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United States
Alfred Brady
Dillinger II
Public Enemy No
Brady
Indianapolis
Beliggerents
China
State Department
Laurelville Man Is Heart Victim
Joseph Elmer Tomlinson aged 15 a Laurelville resident died of heart disease Wednesday at his home. He is survived by three daughters Mrs Willis Markel Chillicothe Mrs Roscoe Kerr South Perry and Mrs Harry Hoffman Adelphi two sons Noble Lancaster and Maynard at home a brother Orland Ragland Ohio a sister Mrs Estela Tetty Barberton 13 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral is Friday at 2 30 PM at the Adelphi M E church with Rev Gerald Dunkeln of Oak Hill officiating. Burial will be Green Summit cemetery Adelphi.
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Joseph Elmer Tomlinson
Laurelville
Willis Markel
Chillicothe
Roscoe Kerr
South Perry
Harry Hoffman
Adelphi
Noble
Lancaster
Maynard
Orland
Ragland
Ohio
Estela Tetty
Barberton
Adelphi M. E
Gerald Dunkeln
Oak Hill
Green Summit Cemetery
G Men Watch Nazi Faction Prompt Congressional Probe
AP report states the Justice Department is probing Nazi activities in the United States. J Edgar Hoover said Attorney General Cummings ordered the inquiry six weeks ago. Senators Burke Borah urged a congressional investigation upon Congress reconvening. A Chicago Daily Times copyright piece alleged Nazi plans to seize the government during a communist revolution.
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Washington
Justice Department
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Portland
Oregon
Cummings
Burke
D-Neb
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Chicago Daily Times
Jail Strikers Sentenced In Contempt Case
Two Williams Manufacturing Co. strikers were sentenced for contempt of court in Portsmouth Ohio as the NLRB prepared to open a hearing next Thursday. Charles Bricker received up to ten days in jail and a 100 dollar fine plus costs, Orville Miller the same, with Miller fined 50 dollars plus costs. Previous defendants were released and five cases continued. Half of each fine was suspended for good behavior. The pair were accused of violating an injunction protecting 870 workers with individual contracts.
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Portsmouth
Williams Manufacturing Co
National Labor Relations Board
Shot Company
Common Pleas
William R White
Giallipolis
Charles Bricker
Orville Miller
Bricker and
Miller
White
Typhoon Threatens Island Near Manila
Typhoon of great intensity moves northeast about 80 miles off Naha island east of Formosa, with observers noting the dangerous approach as of today.
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Manila
Naha Island
Formosa
Pastor returns from district Lutheran meeting in Greenville
Rev. A. L. Heyde of St. Matthew Lutheran Church will return this evening after four days at the Greenville district synod of the American Lutheran Church. He delivered a confes sional sermon Tuesday morning. Rev. R. W. William of Greenville is in charge of the meeting.
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A. L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Ictrict Synod of the American Lutheran Church
Greenville
Heyde
R. W. William
Gang Killing Probed After Body Found Near Youngstown
Columbiana County authorities investigate a second gang related killing in two months. A man shot once through the head with multiple bullets in his back was found ten feet from the Youngstown East Liverpool highway near East Liverpool. He wore a suit from a Youngstown store and appeared foreign in origin.
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Youngstown, O
Columbiana Co
Youngstown
Youngstown - East Liverpool
Here
East Liverpool
Lisbon
Sawyer Declines Ohio Governor Run Hint
Charles Sawyer, former Ohio Lieutenant Governor and Democratic National Committeeman, says he is “decidedly a New Deal Democrat” and that it is too early to commit to running for Ohio governor after a Europe trip with his daughter Anne. He returned to Cincinnati and declined to finalize any decision.
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New York
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Europe
Anne
Ohio
Sawyer
Disease linked to crime prompts physicians study
Two Chicago doctors report finding a spinal fluid cell count rise in nine inmates linked to repeat offenses. They claim a disease raises criminal tendencies and observation shows higher cell counts in diseased subjects versus normal three to eight cells.
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Chicago
Stein
Young romance ends in Cleveland two teens run away on bikes
Jimmy Clark fourteen and June Kraus thirteen both of Cleveland were returned to their homes after a two day bicycle romance that carried them about one hundred miles and ended at the Fremont sheriff’s office. They were found asking for food at a farmhouse near Fremont.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Clark
June Kraus
H. L Meyers
Fremont
State Will Appeal Suit Brought by CIO in Ohio
Columbus Ohio September 10 AP William S Evatt of the attorney general s staff said the CIOs bid to restrain Governor Martins Davey from using national guardsmen to protect workers in the steel strike area would go to the circuit court of appeals Grounds for appeal include jurisdiction The judge had dismissed the suit at CIO counsel Edward Lamb Toledo request Defense counsel sought continuance and the judge questioned whether the matter should be settled by court or ballot box and if the governor acted wisely with troops.
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Columbus
William S. Evatt
Committee For Industrial Organzation
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Circuit Court of Appeals
Evatt
Mell G. Underwood
Edward Lamb
Toledo
CIO
Underwood
Charles Druggan
Davey
Bank Night Test Ends Not Guilty In Marion Case
A Marion municipal court jury returned a not guilty verdict in a test case on bank night practices at the Palace theater. George E. Planck, manager, faced raid by police during an Aug. 18 prize drawing as part of the trial.
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Marion, O
George E. Planck
Palace Theater
Red Cross Aid Sought After Franco Promise
Young Mrs Harold E Dahl of Champaign Illinois asked the International Red Cross to ensure Franco’s pledge to free her imprisoned husband an aviator held after a government warplane was shot down The appeal seeks liberty for any captive insurgent airman in exchange for the release of Dahl’s husband.
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Cannes
France
Harold E. Dahl
Francisco Franco
International Red Cross
Franco
Dahl
Champaign
Duffy Proposes Ohio Public Safety Department
Atty. Gen. Herbert S. Duffy says he is weighing a plan to form a department of public safety to centralize parole and police activities. He notes no detailed recommendations yet, pending parole board investigation, but urges consolidation of the parole board, parole supervising division, highway patrol, identification bureau and possibly the motor vehicles bureau.
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Columbus
Herbert S. Duffy
Department of Public Safety
Ohio
Parole Board
Criminal Bureau of Identification
Martin L. Davey
Duffy
Parole Supervising Division
State Highway Patrol
State Bureau of Identification
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Soviet warns of measures against submarine pirates in Med
Geneva dispatch reports Soviet foreign commissar warning nine nation conference that Moscow will take its own measures to counter submarine threats in the Mediterranean. Threat seen as potential reprisal against Italy.
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Geneva
Russia
Italy
France and Britain urge eight powers to act by accord
Geneva dispatch reports on September 10 that France and Great Britain called upon seven other powers to adopt a course of action by common accord. The appeal stresses unity among major nations amid postwar diplomacy.
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Geneva
France
Great Britain
Plan for automatic destruction of undersea craft in Mediterranean
Geneva dispatch reports British and French experts propose a nine power plan to seal the Mediterranean with territorial waters and an international fleet. Submarines on the surface would fly national colors. planes and dirigibles patrol merchant ships. The plan targets piracy and would be tested by Monday.
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Geneva
Apenas
Great Britain
League of Nations Council
Italy
Nine Nations
Nyon
Here
Medite
Germany
Mediterranean
Mediterranean Sea
League Council
Spain
Juan Negrin
Negrin
Palestine
Associated Press
Europe
Russia
Child Missing in Arkansas Woods Sparks Large Search
Fear of foul play drives 600 volunteers to search oak grove woods for four year old Florence Jackson who wandered from a rural area north of Oakgrove. The missing child with red hair prompted a large-scale search as authorities and locals combed the woods and nearby areas for clues.
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Oakgrove
Ark
Florence Jackson
Here
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Board of Health
M. Hf. Levy
Cook County
Brown
Margaret Drennan
Iselin
N. J
Middlesex County
New Brunswick
Paul Reeves
Reeves
Fiskeville, ix. L
Clarence Bosworth
Flora Belle Knight
Bertha M. Knight
Albert Allen Studley
WPA
Fiskeville Cranston
Caleb H. Kenyon
RED Cross
Britain
Joseph E. Sharkey
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