Logan School Board backs city pool plan
Acting on Fe of Harry H Wright of the Logan Board of Education council members abandoned any plans to sponsor the pool but support the project and will aid in securing the facility. The school board will furnish water and offer materials worth top dollars while estimating a total cost of 47000 dollars. The pool would be public in the afternoon but free use by citizens may be limited by cost. Wright and Superintendent George Carr say the pool would likely be open to the public after school hours if funded privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Wright
Logan Board of Education
Wright
Waite
Logan
George Carr
Two Brothers Die in Slaying in Dorchester New Brunswick
Two brothers Arthur Bannister aged 19 and Daniel 20 were executed together for murdering a woodsman squatters man during the kidnapping of his infant daughter for their mother's baby doll extortion plot. They faced clemency rejection and walked to the gallows at 12 06 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
N. B
Arthur Bannister
Daniel
Chet
Death claims Mrs Karshner in illness at 48
Mrs Charlotte Karshner of Jerome Laurel Route 3 died in University Hospital Columbus after months of ill health. She is survived by four children Albert Steee Huffman Iris Marshall. Funeral services will be held at Adelphi M B Church with arrangements by BL BE Defenbaugh and Son.
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Charlotte Karahner
Jerome
Laurel
University Hospital
Columbus
Albert Steee
Helen Huffman
Iris Marshall
Adelphi M. BE
Defenbaugh and Son
Burglary Charge Against Ralph of Orbiston
A charge of breaking and entering is filed this morning against Ralph, 20, of Orbiston, accused of burglarizing J. Mauers store in the village on the night of September 5. Wade was arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith and Officer Alfred Camp. He will be brought before 8. B. Whitehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Orbiston
J. Mauer
Wade
Nellis Smithee
Alfred Campie Will Bee
B. Whitehart
Infant Has Even Chance To Survive After Delicate Operation
In Chicago a six day old infant named Tafel with blue eyes underwent a rare operation to correct a bottomless colon malformation after a clash between his parents over mercy death. Doctors at Danish American Hospital reported an even chance to survive after the first procedure and noted another operation would be needed later to connect the colon end to the natural outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Tafel
Chicago
Marko Pretone
William L. Kenney
L. K. Eastman
Viola Uebler
Lewis K. Eastman
Central Press
Dad
Tafel
Eva
Julian
Julian, Jr
Womens & By
Goodrich Co closes Akron plant over sitdown strike
Akron Ohio September 23 AP The B F Goodrich Company closed its gates to about 10000 workers at the rubber plant pending settlement of sitdown strikes that began Monday morning The shutdown was described as a mutually agreed procedure to handle the situation after talks between T G Graham vice president and Sherman H Dalrymple president of the United Rubber Workers International Union A sitdown of about 15 workers occurred in the tire department last night as part of the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
B. F. Goodrich Company
T. G. Graham
Sherman H. Dalrymple
United Rubber Workers International Union
Graham
Tire
1580 Driver Licenses Sold In Logan In First Week
A total of 1580 drivers licenses were sold at the registrar of motor vehicles office in Logan during the first week. Licenses cost 40 cents each and must be purchased by all drivers with exceptions. No temporary permits were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Logan
Bureau of Motor Scrats
Legion Parade Draws 70000 In Cleveland Show
The eighteenth annual national parade in Cleveland drew about 70 000 marchers, 80 percent in uniform, spanning from 10 a m to 9 25 p m. Gen Frank T Hines and National Commander Ray Murphy lauded the event as the greatest in Legion history after a laborious 11 hour display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Hines
Ray Murphy
Legion
Young Democrats Change By Laws At Meeting
Members of the Hocking County Young Democratic Club adopted a new by law set and a club constitution at a meeting last night at Democratic Headquarters. The by laws call for officer elections every two years after the general election, so last night’s election was postponed until after November. President Bruce Wright will appoint new committees at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Young Democratic Club
Bruce Wright
Landon Assails New Deal at Farm Policy Pledge
Governor Alf Landon addressed a Republican farm rally at the State Fair Grounds pledging free and independent agriculture. He criticized the New Deal as starting point and stopgap, promising a settled national policy and continuation of relief checks to farmers amid estimates of 15,000 to 18,000 attendance and public cheers.
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Des Moines
Alf M. Landon
Republican Party
State Fair Grounds
F. E. Timmons
Landon
Counties Halt WPA Projects in Ohio Counties
Tiffin Ohio reported Seneca and adjacent Wood county relief projects suspended to pressure relief clients to take private work. Relief Director Milton W Reiss ordered halt of all county projects, citing farmer demand for labor and workers refusing farm jobs. In Bowling Green WPA director William Schmuhl halted Wood county projects until Oct 5 except Rossford Perrysburg area after Heinz tomato plant officials complained of missing harvest help.
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Tiffin
Seneca
Wood County
Milton W. Reiss
Bowling Green
William Schmuhl
WPA
Rossford
Perrysburg
Schmuhl
H. J. Heinz Company
FDR Holds White House Conference With New York Leaders
President Roosevelt met with New York political figures as the state considers its 47 electoral votes. Judge John E. Mack of Poughkeepsie, a longtime Democratic national committeeman, was invited to participate in the summer White House discussions. James Townsend was also named as an invitee.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
New York State
Roosevelt
John E. Mack
Pough
Democratic National
Empire State
White House
James Townsend
Packey McFarland Dies After Sudden Illness
JOLIET Illinois September 23 AP Patrick Packey McFarland longtime lightweight boxing great and member of the Illinois State Athletic Commission died at his home after a sudden illness. He had been unconscious prior to death and officials believed a sudden illness caused the end.
End of Strike Delayed as Minneapolis Talks Postponed
Minneapolis reports Gov. H Jalmar Petersen delaying decision on National Guard use after a conference with strike leaders was postponed to 4 PM. Officials said representatives from business and other parties were present as the talks proceeded amid labor unrest.
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Minneapolis
H. Jalmar Petersen
Petersen
Pioneer Resident Nancy White Dies at 92 in Laurelville
Nancy McBroom White 92, widow of Benjamin White, died at home after a three week illness. Survived by six children, 15 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren, six great great grandchildren, and a brother. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at home with Paul A. Potts in charge. burial at Adelphi by H E Defenbeugh and Son.
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Hocking County
Nancy McBroom White
Benjamin White
Laurelville
James McBroom
Paul A. Potts
Amanda Schools
Adelphi
H. E. Defenbeugh
Amendments Up For Vote In Ohio Elections
In Columbus Ohio on September 23 the 44th and 45th proposed amendments to the state constitution since 1912 revision were placed before voters for November. Past history shows only about a quarter of such proposals are adopted. Voters approved six of 21 legislative proposals and five of 22 from initiative petitions. The legislature forwarded one of two amendments for November: repeal of double liability on bank stocks. The other, by Gov Davey and petition, would repeal the sales tax on home used food and stop future levies on such food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Cavein Traps Worker in Five Foot Ditch
Cleveland Sept. 23 AP report says Joseph Altimarti age 40 died when a cavein trapped him in a five foot ditch where he had been working yesterday. The accident was reported from Cleveland workplace authorities investigating the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph Altimarti
Dictatorial powers granted to Swiss government
The national council in Bern approved by 87 to 58 a bill granting the government dictatorial powers in extremely urgent economic cases. It allows actions not provided by law before the federal assembly can review them, in urgent matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerland
National Council
Federal Assembly
Fall of Madrid Believed Imminent by Fascists
Fascist headquarters at Talavera de la Reina reports Madrid and Toledo near fall as insurgent armies close the distance to the cities. Government forces retreat with heavy losses along the Talavera Madrid Highway near Ma Yu as Madrid debates surrender. General Emilio Mola leads from the Guadarranian Mountains, pressing the offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Talavera de la Reina
Madrid
Toledo
Toriii Ay
Talavera-Madrid
Ance Rancom
Foresters
Emilio Mola
Guadarranian Mountains
Suspension of Rebel Unions Sparks Ohio Labor Rift
Ohio labor leaders edge toward a split over the suspension of ten unions by the AFL executive council. John Owens of the United Mine Workers announced a late night meeting as 67 Ohio council delegates backed the suspensions. Over 50 proposed measures, including pension expansions and changes to workmen compensation, were set for reading at the Ohio Federation of Labor convention with votes anticipated Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee On Industrial Organization
Ohio Council of Trades
Ohio Federation of Labor
John Owens
District of the United Miners of America
Ing Crafts
Michael Lyden
Ohio Federation
Lima
U, Town
Owens
Federation Ton
Industrial Reformatory
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Logan Woman Dies Suddenly
Lydia Anne Lehman, widow of Samuel Lehman, died at 664 E Front St at 2:10 this morning after becoming ill during the night. Survived by daughter Amanda of the home and three others Alva of Lee and Asa Nellis of Perrysburg, Ohio. She was active in the First M. E. Church and affiliated with Venus Order of the Eastern Star.
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Lydia Anne Lehman
Samuel Lehman
Front St
Aemanda
Alva
Lee
Asa Nellis
Perrysburg
Lehman
M. E
Venus Order of the Eastern Star
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Odd Malady
Packey McFarland
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Alfred, Jr
Tatina
John McBroom l
Olive McBroom
White
Joe
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Charles
Maggie Higgy
Annie White
Bird White
J. G. White
Londonderry
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Building Trades Council
Parley
Nippon Marines
Shanghai
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