Vatican Paper Warns of Bloodshed if Nazi Antichrist persists
Osservatore Romano editorialized that priests could be harmed in Germany as in Spain if Nazi paganism continues. It described a fatal union of the state and anti Christian forces after the Nuremberg Congress and said religious conciliation with Germany is gravely jeopardized. It also noted no improvements in church German relations ahead of a planned papal visit.
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Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Germany
Spain
Disservatore Romano
Third Reich
Holy Father
Nurnberg
Paul Joseph Goebels
Propaganda
Holy See
Michael
Probe Into Gang Slayings Ties But Not To Ride Killing
Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy announced a thorough probe into the slaying of Mike Russell in Wheeling West Virginia shows no connection to the ride slaying of Roy Happy Marino near Youngstown. Police said bullets from the same gun were recovered from both victims, who were tied to gambling and racket activity.
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Columbus
Herberts. Duffy
Mike Russell
Wheeling
W. Va
Roy
Happy) Marino
Youngstown
Albert Megale
Ohio
Roy “Happy” Marino
Duffy
George Hurley
Marino
Russell
Anarchists establish Gijon dictatorship in Spain
In Gijon an anarchist coup d etat installs an Asturian dictatorship. Insurgent officers report Belarmino Tomas, an anarchist, leads the movement and issues a decree severing relations with the central government.
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Hendaye
Gijon
Trun
Belarmino Tomas
Two Die In Newark Dog Dispute Gun Duel
Newark Colorado reports a pensioner Edward Swan age 70 and peanut cart operator Sam Psomiadis about 50 died in a gun duel over a dog. Police Capt. Carl Roblens said Swan fired a shotgun twice wounding Psomiadis in the leg and chest. Psomiadis then fired a .38 revolver four times, killing Swan and Psomiadis.
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Newark, CO
Carl Roblens
Edward Swan
Sam Psomiadis
Roblens
Psomiadis
Swan
Roosevelt heir John Roosevelt engaged to Boston debutante
John Roosevelt, Harvard senior and youngest son of the President, confirms engagement to Anne Lindsay Clark after her mother announced it. He plans no wedding yet, aims to finish college and perhaps enter advertising. He noted possible Boston settlement as a future possibility.
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Anne Lindsay Clark
Boston
John Roosevelt
Miss Clark
Central Press
Nahant
Mass
Harvard
Roosevelt
F. Haven Clark
John
Loroer Franklin
Ethel duPont
Shank Leaves Logan for Perrysburg Pastorate
Rev. W. N. Shank, pastor of Logan’s First M. E. Church for five years, will leave to take a Perrysburg Ohio appointment after the 1937 church conference in Dayton. Rev. C. W. Graham is assigned to Logan from Epworth Church Dayton. he formerly led Third Ave. M. E. Columbus and pastored in Toledo. Graham will lead morning services next Sunday. no evening service is planned.
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W. N. Shank
M. E
Logan
Perrysburg
Toledo
Dayton
C. W. Graham
Epworth
Graham
Third Ave. M. E
Columbus
Ohio
Glouster
Black Faces Ku Klux Klan Rivalry In Political Fight
Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black remains silent in London amid Ku Klux Klan allegations as Hiram W. Evans and Alfred E. Smith enter the dispute. Senator Walsh calls for a public repudiation while Royal Copeland and Smith prepare to air views on Black’s Klan ties amid New York mayoral politics. Bertram Newell, a 10 year old from Bellevue Ohio, surprises doctors after a three‑pound stone ripped his abdomen open. a 275 foot stone cast an 11 inch gash.
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Supreme Court
Hugo Black
London
Ku Klux Klan
Hiram W. Evans
Black
Alfred E. Smith
Evans
Atlanta
United States
Alabama
Bellevue, O
Bertram Newell
Bertram
Clinton
Mass
David I. Walsh
Royal S. Copeland
Smith
Copeland
Tammany Sachem
Blue and Gray Trail Association organized in Columbus
The Blue and Gray Trail Association was incorporated in Ohio to promote a U S Highway route from St Joseph Michigan to Richmond Virginia passing through Hocking County. Offices will be in Logan with Barton A Holl secretary and board members include Boyd V Wright and Russell L James. About 75 delegates from five states attended the Columbus meeting. Local participants included Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald and several county officials.
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Columbus
Blue and Gray Trail Association
Ohio
St. Joseph
Mich
Richmond
Hocking County
Logan
Barton A. Holl
Boyd V. Wright
Russell L. James
Holl
U. S
Barton A. Hall
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Roy Loomis
Ernest Schaal
Harry H. Wright
Josef Brashares
W. E. Evans
Russell James
Clarence Blosser
Drivers' Licenses Go On Sale Today
Drivers licenses went on sale today in Hocking County at the Logan Daily News office. Regulations are the same as last year.
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Hocking County
Logan Daily News
Seventeen States To Sign Parole Supervision Pact
Seventeen states will join a pact this month to provide reciprocal supervision of paroled prisoners across state lines. The agreement aims to end sunset paroles by ensuring parolees from one state are supervised when in another. States listed include Arizona California Delaware Maryland Montana Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York Oregon Rhode Island Utah Vermont West Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Justice Department
Arizona
California
Delaware
Maryland
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
Oregon
Rhode Island
Utah
Vermont
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Brent and Worth Declared Legally Married by Mexican Ceremony
Superior Judge Charles E. Haas ruled that film star George Brent and Australian actress Constance Worth remain husband and wife after a Mexican wedding ceremony in good faith. Brent had sought annulment claiming the rite did not meet Mexican law.
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Los Angeles
George Brent
Constance Worth
Charles E. Haas
Brent
Miss Worth
Gov Davey Proclaims Sept 24 State Employee Holiday
Governor Martin L. Davey issued a proclamation declaring September 24 a holiday for state employees. The public may attend All-Ohio day at the Great Lakes Exposition, and state liquor stores and all offices will be closed on that day.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Japanese Assault New Position Near Shanghai
Japanese forces launched a heavy assault through rain on Chinese second line positions north west of Shanghai. They claimed Kiangwan fortifications fell and units pushed into the delta as reinforcements moved up. Heavy artillery and tanks supported infantry through flooded delta lands. The Central News Agency said about 400 civilians were killed or wounded aboard fleeing boats.
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Shanghai
Kiangwan
Chinese Central News Agency
Smith Named Assistant State Director of Education
Dick Smith of Georgetown Brown County, long time superintendent, was named assistant state director of education at a $5000 yearly salary. He succeeds E N Dietrich, appointed by Gov Martin L Davey after E L Bowsher resigned to lead Toledo schools. George Carr of Logan was also considered with strong statewide support.
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Dick Smith
Georgetown
Brown County
E. N. Dietrich
Martin L. Davey
E. L. Bowsher
Toledo
George Carr
Logan Schools
Logan
Seven Monthcoma Ending for Ruth Marian
In Cincinnati on September 14 AP reports Ruth Marian, who fell into a coma seven months ago, is gaining strength and should be normal within six months. The former Norwood high student began speaking again after seven months, and can comb her hair, as Dr. Herbert Schmidt notes.
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Cincinnati
Ruth Marian
Norwood High School
Herbert Schmidt
Masaryk Dies at 87, Czech Leader and Founder
Prague mourns Thomas Masaryk founder of Czechoslovakia and first president. He died at age 87 after a long illness, having led the republic since 1918 with re elections in 1920 1927 and 1934. Flags half staff and national prayers mark the loss.
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Praha
Czechsovakia
Thomas G. Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Republic
Chateau de Lang
Masaryk
Benes
Meigs County probe speeds ahead in Pomeroy
A secret special grand jury examined the death of Lafe Williamson Meigs County Republican leader who died July 17 from a skull fracture. Sheriff Roscoe Fowler and deputies stepped aside while special prosecutor L Cary Davis pursued a removal petition later withdrawn. Dana R Roush former Pomeroy police chief testified as a material witness. Williamson was found unconscious after a party. death initially ruled accidental, later linked to skull fracture upon exhumation.
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Pomeroy
Lafe Williamson
Meigs County
Roscoe Fowler
L. Cary Davis
Dana R. Roush
Williamson
Farmers Battle Over Rural Power Line Sparks Vandalism
Pickets guard in Bellevue Ohio as farmers cut 15 new power poles and three other lines in Fire side area to halt a Lake Erie Power and Light Co expansion. Over 100 rural residents rally amid court injunction threat, with sheriff saying scene is quiet.
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Bellevue
Fireside
North Central Farm Bureau Co- Operative
Lake Erie
Power and Light Co
Tiffin
Vern F. Deats
Power Company
Ralph Williams
Ohio Farm Bureau
Europe launches nine-nation naval pact to patrol Mediterranean
Nine European powers sign the Nyon pact to curb pirate submarine attacks in the Mediterranean. Britain and France deploy a combined sixty ships with a French Atlantic supply convoy and a British fleet already in place. Italy and Albania decline the invitation, while Russia, Romania, Turkey, Egypt, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, and Greece join as signatories.
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Mediterranean
Brest
Rome
Italy
Tyrhenian Sea
Germany
Nyon
France
Britain
Lake Geneva
Here
Albania
Berlin
Russia
Valencia
Frantisco Franco
Rumania
Turkey
Egypt
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Greece
Bandit Trio Robs Good Hope Bank in Ohio
Three young armed robbers held up Farmers State Bank at Good Hope at 9:30 A M. The village has 250 residents. Cashier Effie Palmer was alone. Deputies and highway patrol pursued in a black car with yellow wheels toward Chillicothe.
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Washington Court House
Farmers State Bank
Good Hope
Effie Palmer
Chillicothe
Nancy Carroll Seeks Stocks Return in Court Action
Actress Nancy Carroll seeks in Supreme Court to compel her ex husband Bolton Mallory to surrender $50,000 in stocks. She alleges she gave Mallory the funds to invest during marriage and that he bought four companies with the money.
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New York
Nancy Carroll
Bolton Mallory
Supreme Court
Mallory
Life Magazine
Obie 4 H Congress Debates Everyday Courtesies
Delegates at the 23rd annual Obie 4 H Club Congress in Columbus Ohio discuss daily courtesies during the second session of the five day meeting. Four hundred and fifty 4 H members were registered.
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Columbus
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