Dam Proposal for Hocking River Faces Delay
Local sportsmen express disappointment as the Division of Conservation and Natural Resources stalls action on a Falls Mill dam. They say no approval will occur until O. K. Langlois, head of the fish management bureau, signs off. A dam would create a pool for fish propagation and raise Willow Pond’s level, boosting fishing prospects.
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Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Hockings River
O. K
T. H. Langlois
Fish Management Bureau
Falls Mill
Willow Pond
Logan High Band Honored for Field Drumming and Alma Mater
Ed Staff notes a Logan High School band member carries a large street drum with ease while a mite handles verbenas for special occasions. Commander Jim Horwell earns praise for the finest arrangement of Logan High’s alma mater in the Chieftain harmony brigade.
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Logan High
Jim Horwell
Chieftain Harmony Brigade
McArthur Generals Challenge Braves In Opening Game
Coach Earl Brenning led the McArthur Generals in a spirited fight against Tom Bender's Braves in a tidlift Logan game. The Vinton Countians have rarely matched the Chieftains, though they stayed plucky. A McArthur captain’s offside risk gave Logan a free touchdown, reflecting Generals' eagerness to excel.
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Earl Brenning
McArthur Generals
Tom Bender
Braves
Tidlift
Logan
McArthur
Vinton Countians
Chieftains
Generals
Unpleasant Homecoming as Generals Routed 59-0
McArthur Generals overwhelmed Logan's Chieftains 59 to 0 on Friday night in Petie Lomax's homecoming game. Petie Lomax, son of former Logan grocer Pete Lomax, played quarterback for McArthur.
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Petie Lomax
Logan’s Chieftains
McArthur Generals
Petie
The
Generals
Pete Lomax
Logan
McArthur
Fishing Prospects In Hocking County Post Heat Wave
With streams clear anglers in Hocking County plan weekend trips to streams and pools. Clay Hadley of Logan landed a 3 pound 18 inch largemouth bass at Rock Bridge Basin. Logan fishermen frequent Basin each weekend. Division of Conservation advises minnows and crayfish. several rice catches reported in Salt Creek last week.
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Hocking County
Clay Hadley
Logan
Rockbridge Basin
Basin
Division of Conservation
Salt Creek
Corny Band Fined for Bull Ring Show in Madrid
The v il governor fined the bull for poor music at Thursday's Night. Music was ragged as musicians played three required anthems Falange Monarchist and nationalist amid jeers from the crowd.
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Corny Band
Madrid
Logan water intake shows ample supply during heat wave
Service Director Roy Loomis reports Logan pumped 986000 gallons on Friday and 1034800 gallons on Thursday from the waterworks. He says wells remain adequate to meet demand with no shortage risk during the hot period.
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Logan
Roy Loomis
Sta
Loomis
Ballard Rumored for Finance Post in Columbus
Rep. Paul Ballard of Jackson is seen as the inside track as the House finance committee plans to name a member to the state board of control today. The appointee replaces Rep. Robert Bangham who resigned to become state finance director. Ballard chairs the committee's general section.
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Columbus
Paul Ballard
R.jackson
House Finance Committee
State Board of Control
Robert R. Bangham
Ballard
Senators Fear Bolstering of Dictator Front
In a Washington briefing Senator Thomas of Utah warned the Russo Japanese armistice on the Manchukuo outer Mongolia border could signal a hostile move against the United States after Washington notified Japan that the 1911 commercial treaty would lapse January 26 1940. Col Lindbergh urged staying out of Europe's war saying true frontiers lie across the Atlantic and Pacific. Diplomatic observers in Moscow speculated a non aggression pact may follow the truce. If it means an unfriendly Japan the danger would be closer to our shores, Thomas said. If it is a sincere non aggression pact it is a peaceful move.
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Washington
Thomas
Utah
Foreign Relations Committee
Manchoukuo
Outer Mongolia
United States
Japan
Hull
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Moscow
Latin America to Study War Conference Sails for Talks
State department officials led by Sumner Wells sailed for a 21-nation South American conference on war problems. The main topic is cushioning the impact of inter-American commerce disruption from the European war and preserving peace on the continent.
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New York
State Department
Sumner Wells
Wells
Santa Clara
Pupils Prostrated as Heat Hits Ohio Schools
Ohio endures one of the worst September heat waves with crops damaged and water shortages. Pupils collapsed in Kenton classrooms though none were seriously hurt. City waterworks in Columbus hit a September high pumpage of 43.7 million gallons as temperatures topped 97.1 degrees. Carpenters on a Big Island project near Sandusky laid off by heat. Southern Ohio fields report limited daily hours. Readings include Findlay 102 Bowling Green 101 Youngstown 95 Cincinnati 97 Cleveland 92.
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Columbus
Kenton
Big Island
Sandusky
Ohio
Findlay
Bowling Green
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hocking County Grand and Petit Jurors Selected
Venires for Hocking County grand and petit juries were drawn at the Court House by jury commissioners E. L. Turner and Nelson DeLong. Grand jurors convene October 2 and petit jurors October 16 with lists naming numerous residents from Logan, Green, Falls, Laurel, Ward, Good Hope, Starr, Marion, Benton, Salt Creek, Union Furnace and other townships.
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Hocking County
Court House
E. L. Turner
Nelson DeLong
Dona Warner
Logan
Joe Hamilton
Carl Graham
Green Township
Homer Campbell
Falls Township
Denzel Weltner
George Beal
Ward Township
Guy Karshner
Salt Creek Township
J. E. Terrell
Falls-Gore Township
Cleo Haley
John Kelch
Frank Wallace
Samuel Nihiser
Laurel Township
Walt Shaw
Davis Smith
Good Hope
Mattie Ralph
R. L. Wilkinson
Carlos Gaffin
Belford Harburger
Tom Kessler
Marion Township
Clifford Iles
Wright Weaver
James Stewart
J. E. Stuart
Good Hope Township
Elsie Davis
Benton Township
W. P. Robb
George N. Burgess
Gertrude Poling
Homer Allen
Pearl Duffey
Union Furnace
Jacob E. Engle
F. A. Koppe
George O'Neal
Starr Township
Annie Laurie
Carol Daugherty
William Payne
Mrs Fink on Witness Stand in Murder Trial
In Fremont Ohio Velma Baker Fink 22 defends herself in a first degree murder case claiming temporary insanity after she says she tossed her 10 week old son Halden into a creek June 13. Doctor E A Baker supports insanity claim as defense rests. jury to hear remaining witnesses next week.
Fourth victim of Springfield shooting dies at age eleven
Dale Wolverton, 11, died yesterday as the fourth fatality from a Saturday shooting in Springfield. Police Captain Walter Sweet said the boy’s uncle Edwin C. Sanders ran amuck with a revolver and then killed himself.
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Springfield
Dale Wolverton
Walter Sweet
Edwin C. Sanders
Man impersonating postal inspector fined in Ohio court
Harry Everead, 29, of Danville Indiana, charged with entering homes in Gratis Ohio by posing as a postal inspector, was fined for intoxication in Common Pleas Court and released.
Bank president dies in Loudonville
Jacob J. Stitzel aged 82, president of the Farmers & Savings Bank in Loudonville, Ohio, died today after a long illness according to AP dispatch.
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Loudonville, CO
Farmers & Savings Bank
Child burns from hair pin in electric socket incident
David Rammell an 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Rammell 544 East Hunter Street sustained severe burns to the right hand and fingers Friday after inserting a hair pin into an open electric light socket at home He was treated at a local physician's office.
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David Rammell
Jerry Rammell
Hunter Street
Doctor Slain at Telephone in Jersey City Office
Dr. David M. Marks 44 chief surgeon at Hudson County General Hospital was shot dead in his office while on the telephone with a colleague. A man with a coal black mustache summoned him from the waiting room and fired, then exited as nurses found the doctor with a bullet wound to the head.
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Jersey City
N. J
David M. Marks
Matilda Blumberg
Sidney
Caroline Ebersole
New Pastor Wiant Arrives to Lead Logan Methodist Church
Rev. Stanley W. Wiant a former Epworth Marion pastor and Christian Advocate associate editor is scheduled to arrive in Logan to assume duties as Logan Methodist pastor. He succeeds Rev. Charles W. Graham who heads a new Methodist missionary work in Columbus. Wiant plans to preach his first sermon Sunday.
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Stanley W. Wiant
Epworth Methodist Church
Marion
The
Christian Advocate
Logan
German Infantry Repulsed in World War II Fronts
The Associated Press reports German troops attacked on both western and eastern fronts. French dispatches claim German infantry went over the top but were repulsed after hours of fighting in the Nied River valley, while deeper offensives were reported in the Moselle Valley. Berlin notes enemy artillery activity near Saarbrucken. Polish forces held near Warsaw and Lwow as German assaults continued toward Brest-Litovsk. Budapest circles report Polish counteractions at Warsaw and Lwow with heavy losses for attackers.
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Associated Press
Nied River
Germany
Moselle
Berlin
Saarbruecken
Warsaw
Lwow
Brest-Litovsk
Budapest
Liwow
Wola
British Losses Rise as Vessels Sink and Submarine War Rages
Two more British ships the Fanad Head and the Davara were sunk pushing British losses to twenty. The Belgian motorship Alex van Opstal was sunk by mine or torpedo as Britain accuses enemy action. British naval experts say subs have not broken Britain’s gains, while Paris reports German aerial raids beaten by French planes and Germany’s advance toward southern Poland supported by air power on the eastern front.
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Fanad Head
Davara
Alex van Opstal
Lee
Britain
Paris
Germany
Poland
Dr Mary Krieger Dies at 91 After Half Century in Cincinnati Medicine
Dr Mary Roush Krieger 91 longtime Cincinnati physician died Friday. She and her late husband practiced medicine in the city for nearly 50 years, born in Pomeroy Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Mary R. Krieger
Mary Roush
Pomeroy, O
Logan Eagles Parade in Marion for Homecoming Event
The 85 piece Logan High School band led by James D. Horwell and 400 Eagles from districts including Jacksonville Athens Pomeroy Nelsonville Glouster Murray City Corning Shawnee and Logan travel Sunday to Marion for John Abel national worthy president homecoming parade and band contest with 22 districts. Governor Bricker and Conrad Mann lead the parade. local arrangements are by James Acker Fred Carpenter Ralph Moore and Frank Judy.
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Logan High School
James D. Horwell
Marion
John Abel
Chicago
Eagle Club
East Main Street
Jacksonville
Athens
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Glouster
Murray City
Corning
Shawnee
Logan
Aenue
James Acker
Fred Carpenter
Ralph Moore
Frank Judy
German Push Presses Polish Front as Talks Hint Emerges
Berlin reports intense fighting in Kutno Warsaw and Brest-Litovsk as German forces press toward Warsaw while vague hints of a new peace effort emerge possibly from Rome. German communiques claim encirclement of War saw yet this may be postponed until Polish resistance at Kutno is crushed.
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Berlin
Kutno
Warsaw
Brest-Litovsk
Rome
Germany
Judge Druffel Targeted as Biased in Arlington Park Fraud
Defendants in mail fraud indictments tied to Arlington Memorial Park sale file affidavits of prejudice against U S District Judge John H Druffel. The defendants allege bias toward the government and claim the judge discussed evidence and the indictment with the district attorney while the grand jury sat.
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Cincinnati
Arlington Memorial Park
U. S
John H. Druffel
J. Stewart Hagen
Alfred Lefeber
Stewart S. Cooper
Cooper
Druffel
District Attorney
Hagen
Lefeber
Grand
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