Insurance Leaders Meet With FDR At White House
President Roosevelt met with nine insurance company executives at the White House to discuss the industry’s financial status since 1930 and potential federal assistance to improve conditions. White House secretary Stephen Early said no federal Department of Insurance would be created.
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Washington
Nae
Insurance
White House
Department of Insurance
Stephen T. Early
Roosevelt
New York
Knox
Landon outlines soil and water conservation pledge
Gov Alf Landon on his train into Illinois pledged a sound program of soil and water conservation to conserve resources and provide genuine employment, contrasting it with the current system of makeshift jobs.
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Landon
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Middle West
Illinois
Chinese Japanese Troops Clash Near Pakhoi Shores
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese sailors attempting to force landings near Pakhoi clashing with Chinese soldiers. Hunpao cites remnants of the 19th route Chinese army that once resisted Japanese in Shanghai in 1932, as six Japanese warships gathered off Hainan to guard Tokyo interests in South China.
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Shanghai
Pakhoi
Tokyo
Hunpao
Canton
Hainan Island
China
Ohio Bar Association selects Meyer for speaking campaign
Harley Meyer, a Logan attorney, was named by the Ohio State Bar Association to aid in conducting a speaking campaign here during the week beginning September area on to a on tion its history and meaning.
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Harley Meyer
Logan
Ohio State Bar Association
Drivers Licenses Go On Sale In Logan
The Logan Daily News reports new auto drivers licenses go on sale in Logan this afternoon at 40 cents each. Drivers with over a year of experience can obtain them by filing forms and paying the fee, while those under 18 or with less than a year’s experience must take state highway patrol examinations. Temporary permits valid 90 days are issued during processing, with penalties up to 500 dollars or six months imprisonment for noncompliance by Oct 1.
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State Highway Patrol
Agriculture Lags, Col Ayres Argues
In Cleveland on September 15 AP reports Col Leonard P Ayres vice president of the Cleveland Trust Company says agriculture remains the lone major division of our economic life without steady improvement this year while manufacturing, mining, construction, trade and transportation show a steady quarter to quarter rise.
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Cleveland
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Ayres
Strikes Spread Across French Textile Industry
Strikes deepen across France as textile workers walk out amid rejections of government arbitration. In Vosges 16,000 quit work, Hazebrouck reports 500 strikers, and Thaon-Les-Vosges mobilizes guards after 2,500 dyers defy the strike and clash with pickets.
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Paris
Vosges Department
Hazebrouck
Thaon-Les-Vosges
Agents Join Hunt for Missing 20 Month Old Browe
Detroit police admitted bafflement as twelve federal agents assigned by Attorney General Hoover began the search for 20 month old Harry Browe. The case drew immediate federal attention in Detroit.
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Harry Browe
Alice Browe
Detroit
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Robbers loot parsonage. church thefts tied to earlier night
Robbers who took 40 dollars from the Piqua Ohio Baptist Church parsonage Sunday are believed to be the same pair who failed to grab loot at the church the night before. Police connect the incidents as part of a pattern at the same church.
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Piqua, O
Wiqua
Norwegian Steamer in Path of Big Hurricane
In Jacksonville Florida today the Norwegian steamship Torvanger faced a tropical hurricane scene as seas smashed her rudder and water flooded holds yet no distress signal was sent. A nearby cutter steered toward the Torvanger after receiving a radioed request for likely assistance.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Torvanger
Voravind
Film Colony Mourns Thalberg
Santa Monica mourns Irving Thalberg 37 production head of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and husband of Norma Shearer. He died yesterday of lobar pneumonia as film industry members prepare for his funeral with cameras halted tomorrow. Thalberg guided Greta Garbo Joan Crawford Clark Gable and Jean Harlow to stardom while keeping his own name off screen.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Irving Grant Thalberg
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Norma Shearer
Greta Garbo
Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Loyal troops stand ground in Talavera rally
Madrid dispatch reports Gen Francisco Franco pledging 25000 reinforcements for the Talavera march on Madrid after Talavera leaders praised the rebel army. Deserter sources place main rebel forces west of Talavera De La Reina with two vanguards advancing toward Avila and San Martin De Valdeiglesias as fascists seek a Castile Andalusia link under Lt Col Yague.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Mament High Command
Francisco Franco
Talavera
Talvera
Talavera de la Reina
Avila
San Martin de Valdeiglesias
Castile
Andalusia
Yague
Government budget apps foresee defense outlays over one billion
High government quarters disclosed budget estimates for the coming year show national defense expenditures likely to surpass the billion-dollar mark. The projection emphasizes defense spending as the principal driver of the budget thus far.
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Washington
May boycott U. 5. goods a threatened boycott
A threatened boycott of American products in South Africa looms as tensions flare over economic and political pressures. The situation signals possible actions by labor groups and supporters urging sanctions against U. S. firms with South African ties.
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Washington
South Africa
Rickenbacker rushes to aid men in Newfoundland crisis
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker heads the relief mission from Boston to Sydney carrying gasoline and spare parts for Harry Richman and Dick Merrill whose Transatlantic voyage ended when their gasoline‑monoplane crash landed near Musgrave Harbor Newfoundland. They rested at merchant T W Abbott’s home near the crash site.
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Halifax
N. S
Eddie Rickenbacker
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Musgrave Harbor
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
New York
Boston
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Lady Peace
Richman
Merrill
T. W. Abbott
Rev Shank to Continue Work in Logan Charge
Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church posts new assignments. Rev W N Shank will return to Logan this year. Districts include Hocking County with Haydenville and other towns. transfers list pastors and parishes. Delegates hold extra sessions in Toledo to finish unfinished business. ministerial appointments to be announced.
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Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Lester Smith
Cincinnati
W. N Shank
Logan
Hocking County
Haydenville
L. O. Lineburger
W. H. Harble
Adelphia
L. C. McCandlish
Bremen
J. G
Chesterhill-Amesville Parish
Toledo
Ohio
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. Lester Smith
Nation analyzes G. O. P. win in Maine
The Nation examines a Republican Maine victory noting a Republican governor, a re-elected Republican senator, and three Republican House seats. With 606 of 633 precincts, Wallace White led Louis Brann by about 4,000 votes, 155,565 to 151,277.
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Maine
House of Representatives
Congress
White
Wallace H. White, Jr
Louis J. Brann
Brann
Mystery Skeleton in Cleveland Turns Out to Be Specimen
Coroner A J Pearse stated a skeleton unearthed in East Cleveland is a discarded medical school specimen, not a seventh victim of the Kingsbury Run slayer. L D Mennell, a teacher, claimed ownership of the skeleton, saying he buried it Labor Day after moving away. Two boys found bones while walking home from school.
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Cleveland
A. J. Pearse
East
Kingsbury Run
L. D. Mennell
Mennell
Seek lower gas rates campaign for Ohio cities
Akron, Springfield and Toledo representatives plus Cleveland councilman William C. Reed met yesterday to push lower gas rates for Ohio cities and voted to convene a meeting of municipal representatives from ten states to consider a national program.
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Cleveland
Akron
Springfield
Toledo
William C. Reed
Ohio
Collision near Toledo kills man and baby
A man and a one year old child died in a highway collision near Toledo. Howard Hobling, 45, of Sylvania, Ohio, and James Staunton, 1, of Holland, Ohio, were the deceased. Two others were injured in the crash.
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Toledo
Howard Hobling
Sylvania
James Staunton
Holland, O
Maine returns show Brann trailing White in Senate race
From 626 of 633 precincts in Maine, results list Brann a Democrat with 152,876 votes and White a Republican with 157,861 for U S Senate. For Governor Dubord has 129,064 and Barrows 172,093. Bubar 5,225 votes.
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Portland
Maine
U. S
Brann
White
Dubord
Barrows
Bubar
Republican Barrows Defeats Dubord for Governor by Wide Margin
Lewis O Barrows Republican defeats F Harold Dubord Democrat for the governorship by a margin exceeding forty thousand votes. Republicans also lead in congressional races with commanding margins, continued on page 2.
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Lewis O. Barrows
F. Harold Dubord
This Hubby Picks His Own Company, Wife Booted From Car
An Ohio court case stems from a Sunday Laurelville wreck that killed two and injured one. Leslie Thomas was arraigned after his wife claimed assault and battery for ejecting her from a car and receiving blows. He pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Laurelville
S. B. Whitehart
Leslie Thomas
South Bloomingville
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Thomas
Young Edwards Bound Over To Grand Jury In Manslaughter Case
Sheriff arrested Haynes area youth for second degree manslaughter after his car on Route 56 near Laurelville killed Ruth Blick 15 and Turley Jackson 16 and seriously injured Florence Miller 15. Edwards bound over to grand jury under $3500 bond and jailed. Car reportedly zigzagged before overturning in a cornfield.
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Harold Con
Laurelville
Haynes
C. T. Stephenson
Edwards
Hocking County
Joe Farbearn
Salt Creek Township
Ohio
Ruth Blick
Turley Jackson
Florence Miller
PWA Funds for Ohio Schools
The Public Works Administration announced Ohio will receive 2,310,725 in federal grants for new school facilities. Total Ohio school projects funded or under study amount to 6,709,069 in grants with projects valued at 15,870,881. new applications total 5,158,055. Grants depend on available funds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Public Works Administration
PWA
Bowen Named Grand Principal Doctor of the Work
Wood Bowen of Logan was named Grand Principal Doctor of the Work by the Grand Council of Royal Select Masters. The election occurred during the state assembly session in Columbus, as officers were elected and announced.
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Bowen
Grand Council of Royal Select Masters
Wood Bowen
Logan
State Assembly of the
Columbus
Legion To Elect Officers at Logan Post Meeting Tonight
Annual election of officers by the Logan Post of the American Legion will be held tonight. Members are urged to attend as new leadership is chosen and roles confirmed.
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