Roosevelt seeks repeal of arms embargo in neutrality speech
President Roosevelt addressed Congress urging repeal of the arms embargo provisions of the neutrality act. He discussed replacing the embargo with cash and carry and tighter travel rules. Senate and House leaders prepared bills, while Hull's six point plan drew support for a broader approach to neutrality.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Capitol
House Chamber
White House
Senator Nye
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League of Nations
Hull
Pittman
D-New
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Munitions Control Board
Logan Day by Day Packed Band and Marksmen News
L H 8 band from Logan High School draws loud praise from Marion residents after a Friday Logan McArthur football game. Everett Jacoby Hocking County relief director earns Ohio State Championship laurels with 398 of 400 in 100 yard event and teams with Bill Sayre to win double matches. Jacoby repeats top finishes in recent Camp Perry contests and heads to Cincinnati for a full day of middle west matches with top gunners.
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Logan High School
Marion Township
Bremen Road
Logan
Hilltop
Logan-McArthur
Grove City
Everett Jacoby
Hocking County
Jacoby
Bill Sayre
Cincinnati
Camp Perry
Middle West
Steam Up at Plant as Boilers Aid Pumping
Steam rose at the New Straitsville Brick Co. plant after a gas engine failed in the clay mine pumping system. Plant officials ordered the boilers fired to keep the operation running in case the mine reopens, marking the first activity in over a year.
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New Straitsville Brick Co
Rodgers Passes Bar in Washington DC Practice Expanded
George Rodgers secretary to Harold K. Claypool and Logan visitor has been admitted to the bar in Washington DC He may practice before federal and district courts and plans to take the Ohio bar exam in January.
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Rodgers
George Rodgers
Harold K. Claypool
Logan
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Carrier pigeon found near Blum farm tame at barn
Mrs. Russell Blum reported a bluish grey carrier pigeon with red eyes near Enter prise. The bird landed on her barn and has become tame over the last two days, eating from Mrs Blum's hand.
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Russell Blum
Near Enterprise
Ange Getty
Bergan
OS Rent Ot Ogee
Blum
Boy Hurt Running Into Truck Near Maysville School
Seven year old Boy Bungard son of Mr and Mrs Walter Bungard near Maysville sustained a deep scalp laceration when he ran into the side of a light truck driven by Jack Sheline in front of the Maysville School. He was brought to Logan for treatment at a local office. The accident happened as the driver stopped and the child attempted to cross the road in front of the vehicle.
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Boy Bungard
Walter Bungard
Maysville
Jack Sheline
Bungard
Logan
Sheline
War orders may lift up to 1.5 million jobless by January
A federal economist estimated that 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 unemployed could find work by January 1 if wartime foreign orders boost demand and spur private investment. he cautioned another wave could follow in the spring.
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Washington
Assassination and War Developments Stir Balkans Front
Assassination of Premier Armand Calinescu shocks Romania as war front moves in Europe. Berlin and Paris anticipate German moves while Poland resists. Grodno nears East Prussia as Russia and Germany push fronts. Meanwhile the United States weighs neutrality as Sumner Welles leads talks and a Pan American conference seeks peace.
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Associated Press
Armand Calinescu
Romania
Balkan
Europe
Rumania
Kensington Court
Royal Air Force
Germany
France
Berlin
Warsaw
United States
Roosevelt
Panama
Western Hemisphere
Sumner Welles
Legislature to correct two tax errors in next session
A Senate committee says two mistakes in the last legislature will be corrected. The intangible returns were omitted from public inspection and stock dividends were exempted from taxation. A meeting October 12 and 13 will discuss a uniform tax system and penalties.
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Columbus
Senate
Frank E. Whittemore
R Summit
Hughs. Jenkins
State Tax Commission
Nine Vessels Freed From New York Seamen Strike
Nine ships held in the port of New York by a seamen strike over war risk bonuses and insurance were released to sail today after an agreement to settle the dispute was reached.
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New York
Bicycle crash claims life of 10 year old Charles Barton
Charles Barton aged 10 died from injuries after a bicycle collision with an automobile yesterday. The incident occurred as he rode his bike, and the tragedy was confirmed today.
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Charles Barton
Ohio Fox Hunters Plan Mardi Gras and Events at Logan
The Ohio Fox Hunters Association meets to arrange the Mardi Gras program during the October 29 week at Logan. Committees draft prize lists for contests, confirm ax and saw event entries, and plan skeet trap installation with judges including O Alderman and James Smoot.
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Ohio Fox Hunters Association
Logan
Arthur Gasser
Ralph Staley
Paul Hartman
Ax and Saw
Howard Peck
Paul Shaw
Kenneth Byers
Frank Crow
Wayne National Forest
O. A. Alderman
James R. Smoot
Joe Farbearn
C. C. Lyons
Bill Woodard
Fairgrounds
Logan Man Realizes Dream of All Golfers
Fred Hull Logan achieved a golfer’s lifelong dream at Hocking Valley Country Club when he hit a 165 yard hole in one on the No 8 third hole. It marks the third ace in the course's history following Newell Grooms the local druggist and a visiting clubman who accomplished the feat soon after Grooms.
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Fred Hull
Logan
Hocking Valley Country Club
Newell Grooms
Grooms
Auto crash in Hamilton kills three
Three African American residents died when a car skidded into a tree in Hamilton, Ohio last night. The victims were Curt Bradbury Ruby Bell Carter and an unidentified woman.
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Hamilton, O
Curt Bradbury
Ruby Bell Carter
Griffith Must Explain Action In Court Saturday
Secretary of State Earl Griffith must explain in court Saturday why he did not forward civil service referendum petitions to county election boards for signature checks. Judge Dana F. Reynolds set the hearing after denying Democratic State Chairman Arthur Limbach's bid for an immediate writ to compel action. The petitions were rejected by Griffith last Sunday for insufficient signatures, delaying the civil service reorganization bill.
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Columbus
Earl Griffith
County Election Boards
Common Pleas
Dana F. Reynolds
Arthur L. Limbach
Griffith
Reynolds
Limbach
Democratic
Chinese Extortion Charges Dismissed by Ohio Judge
Five Chinese defendants facing extortion claims over funds for war victims had the charges dropped by Common Pleas Judge Lillian M. Westropp after the court found no supporting evidence.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Lillian M. Westropp
Calinescu Shot in Bucharest Street on 21st
Prime Minister Armand Calinescu was shot and killed while driving on a Bucharest street. The strong man who cracked down on the Iron Guard fell to an automobile ambush at 12:30 p.m. local time. Romanian government radio confirmed the assassination as details emerged.
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Bucharest
Armand Calinescu
Romania
Iron Guard
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Budapest
Romanian Legation
Legation
Pomeroy Principal Heads S E C League
Jesse White principal of Pomeroy Senior High School was named president of the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League at the annual fall meeting in Wellston. Kenneth Kinnear was named secretary treasurer. Delegates from Nelsonville Pomeroy Middleport Wellston Jackson Gallipolis and Logan attended. New Boston Portsmouth suburb request for readmission ignored. An official molded type basketball was adopted for use this year to beat rising leather prices.
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Jesse White
Pomeroy
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Wellston
Kenneth Kinnear
Nelsonville
Logan
Fred B. Burchfield
Tom Bender
Charles Eberst
Marion Allen
Middleport
Jackson
Gallipolis
Athens
Boston
Portsmouth
Sun Glow to Deliver Dormitory Furniture for OSU
Sun Glow Industries Logan plant won a $15 000 order for desks and chests for Ohio State University dorms to be delivered next May. Production will start in January, with at least two weeks needed and storage until installation. The plant now employs about 210 and has full orders beyond November, easing the January slack.
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Ohio State University
Logan
Sun Glow Industries, Inc
Henry Dague
Ohio State
Dague
Europe Gangs on John Bull and the Western Front
Dewitt Mackenzie notes uneasy German and Allied plans for a western front stalemate to avoid rash offensives. He cites peace propaganda in Berlin and a NATO like warning that once fighting resumes, World War II could intensify, with Chamberlain stating Britain’s war aims and Poland’s debt.
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Hitler
Germany
France
England
Danzig
Berlin
Louis Deschanel
Berlin Allgemeine Zeitung
West
Boersen Zeitung
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Europe
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