RAF Ambushes 200 Nazi Planes and Draft Plans Expand
The report details preliminary figures for a nationwide draft registering 16 million men with 6,500 local boards to employ clerks and a projected $2 billion federal grant. It notes 200,000 unpaid aides will assist and 700,000 unpaid election officials will enroll on October 16. A separate housing bill seeks $338 million for barracks and center construction.
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Census Bureau
Gremia Teanins
Wer Medical
Evdr
House
Senate
Army
National Guard
Churchill Promises Retaliation After German Attacks
Churchill pledges reprisal as RAF engages German bombers over Dover and the coast. RAF raids hit Rhineland and Dortmund-Ems canal while London shelters endure nightly bombardment. Berlin reports civilian casualties. British figures show high losses on both sides amid ongoing air war.
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Dover Corner
London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Battersea
RAF
Germany
Rhineland
Dortmund-Ems Canal
Channel
Dover
Calais
Boulogne
Berlin
Heidelberg
Reichland
England
Liverpool
Britain
Air Ministry
Lancashire
Essey
Surrey
Berkshire
Kent
Midlands
Straits of
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Pupil at 94 Enrolls in Logan Adult Education Program
Abraham Schlagel, age 94, enrolls in Bible Study and Public Forum classes at First Christian Church in Logan. He left schooling after common grade, spent years at Kerlin Brick Company and Mason City salt works, and is father-in-law to County Commissioner John Conkle.
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Abraham Schlagel
Schlagel
Logan
First Christian Church
Iron Street
A. F. Pinnell
John Conkle
Old Kerlin Brick Company
Mason City
Pomeroy
Salt Works
Godman Softball Captures City League Title in Logan
The H. C. Godman softball team defeated United Furniture Workers on Thursday to win the City League championship and cap a standout season. They played 50 regular games, winning 41 and losing nine, with two losses from United Furniture Workers and two more from Camp Hocking and others.
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H. C. Godman
United Furniture Workers
Logan
Godman
Camp Hocking
Roosevelt praises speed of defense work at Philadelphia Navy Yard
President Roosevelt, during a Philadelphia visit for the University of Pennsylvania centennial, says the nation is learning speed in armament construction. He notes faster warship and aircraft production, cites restarting 30 World War destroyers, and lauds the naval aircraft factory as the first gov ernment aviation effort.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Philadelphia Navy Yard
University of Pennsylvania
Navy Yard
Naval Aircraft Factory
Coldwater Bidder Wins Low Bid for Route 33 Landscaping
E. X. Birkmeyer of Coldwater submitted the low bid of 14895 dollars on a 2.4 mile State Highway Department landscaping project to beautify U S Route 33 at Enterprise. The estimated cost was 14970 dollars.
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E. X. Birkmeyer
Coldwater
Enterprise
Associated Press
Birkmeyer
Senate Would Boost Tax On Income of Corporations
Washington reports Senate and House leaders moved toward a compromise on excess profits tax legislation. The Senate approved a 3.1 percent flat rise in corporate rates to 24 percent for firms earning over 25 000, and raised rates for smaller corporations. The bill also changes excess profits calculations and keeps suspending profit limits on government warship and airplane contracts.
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Senate
Washington
House
Lemuel Heinlein, 80, Dies in Fayette County
Harry Heinlein of Logan reported the death of his uncle Lemuel Heinlein 80 a native of Hocking County and former teacher at Union Furnace and Black Jack who died early Friday at his Fayette County home where he had resided 43 years Funeral services were set for Monday at 2 PM at the Bloomingburg Presbyterian Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery He was the last of a family of 11 children.
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Harry Heinlein
Logan
Lemuel Heinlein
Hocking County
Union Furnace
Black Jack
Fayette County
Bloomingburg Presbyterian Church
Wife of New Lexington school head killed in crash
Mrs. Noah P. Blatt wife of the school superintendent was killed in an automobile accident near Roseville Ohio as reported from New Lexington.
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Rudolph
New York
France
Austria
NEW Lex
New Lexington
Noah P. Blatt
Roseville
Child Drowns After Barrel Water Fall
In Bellaire Ohio on September 20 1930 Ted dy 15 month old child of Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown Powhattan Point fell into a barrel of water and drowned yesterday AP report notes the accident.
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Bellaire
Teddy
Arthur Brown
Powhattan Point
Buried Gold Found in Tiffin Basement
Excavator unearthed a keg of old currency and coins in the basement of J. Oscar Reinbolt's Bascom home near Tiffin. The cache included silver dollars dated through 1889 and large bank notes, with an undisclosed sum later deposited by Reinbolt, a former mail carrier who bought the property 15 years ago from Levi Miller's estate.
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Tiffin
J. Oscar Reinbolt
Reinbolt
Bascom
Levi Miller
Isaac Miller
Ohio draft age population estimated at 850000
The Census Bureau estimates 850000 men of draft age in Ohio based on preliminary 1940 tabulations and 1930 figures.
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Washington
Ohio
Census Bureau
Wednesday Deadline For County Fair Entries
Announcement extended county fair entry time to noon Wednesday September 25 due to work load. Beef and dairy cattle, sheep, swine and poultry entries urged. entry fees equal ten percent of first premium. Entries accepted at Barker's office in Johnson building East Main Street, and at the county extension office. Pet show entries go to Ed Paul at Chak resumes Logan Theatre. school exhibits via school officials. 4-H and FFA entries directed to extension office and advisers.
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Hocking County
James W. Barker
Barker
Johnson Building
East Main Street
County Extension
Court House
Ed Paul
Chakeres Logan Theatre
Future Farmers of America
Harold Saxton
George Bushnell
County Extension Office
Willkie urges peacetime aviation growth in California
Republican candidate Wendell Willkie called for tax reform and profit opportunities for business while pushing peacetime aviation as a major industry. He spoke at Bakersfield about stable business rules, limited government competition, and creating a commission to study the tax structure, which he called punitive and biased. The audience, about seventy thousand, roared approval as he warned against a totally regulated economy.
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Theodore F. Koop
Wendell L. Willkie
Bakersfield
Calif
Willkie
J. W. Henry
Sheriff's Office
JAIL WITNESSES IN COMMUNIST PROBE
Two witnesses jailed overnight in Columbus agreed to answer questions before a Franklin County grand jury probing irregular petition circulation for the Communist party ballot access. Donald Rogers and Esther Rodgers were jailed for contempt after resisting discussion, with threats of indictment in the pending inquiry.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Communist Party
Common Pleas
Edward C. Turner
Donald Rogers
Esther
Joseph Land
Cleveland
Turner
Rodgers
Draft Board Heads Named In Roosevelt Plan
Gen. Allen Gullion will head the national Draft Board as judge advocate general while Lieut. Lewis B. Hershey becomes Gullion's assistant, according to Washington reports.
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Allen Gullion
U. S. Army
Kent Roosevelt
Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Gullion
Fenton Thur ness Succumbs Friday
A brief illness due to heart disease caused the death of H Fenton Thur ness, 76, former Logan furniture worker, at his home 565 Hust Main Street at 8 30 Friday morning. He leaves Olive widow, one daughter Mrs Josephine Allen Columbus, and one grandchild. Woodard Funeral Service in charge.
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H. Fenton Thurness
Logan Furniture
Hust Main Street
Ureness
White Furniture Factory
Olive
Josephine Allen
Columbus
Woodard
Chemist Stricken in Columbus Hospital Stay
Thomas Midgley Jr., 50, renowned for chemical research and work on gasoline and air conditioning, was in University Hospital with paralysis that doctors said may be infantile.
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Columbus, O
Thomas Midgley, Jr
University Hospital
Roosevelt 1960 Wins Amid Ohio Votes
Columbus voters report Roosevelt 1960 ahead with 1672 to Bricker 2252 and Willkie Davey 1672 in statewide tallies noted by AP. The result reflects Ohio's polling outcomes across the Columbus region with early counts shaping expectations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roosevelt
Willkie Davey
Bricker
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Hubert D. Lappen
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