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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1940

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Spain poised to join Axis and threaten Gibraltar

Reports indicate Spain may enter the war with Axis backing to facilitate an attack on Gibraltar through Spanish territory. Ciano travels to Berlin for negotiations while Rome signals Spain's pre belligerent stance amid broader Axis plans to breach Allied defenses.

Spain Britain Great Rock Gibraltar Italy Count Galeazzo Ciano Berlin Rome Mediterranean Sea Strait of Gibraltar North Africa England

Karolyn Sees the Fair at Hocking County 1940

A vivid preview of the Hocking County Fair's 1940 edition. Observers describe abundant poultry, rabbits, ducks, goats and kids, horses, cows, sheep, beekeeping displays, bevy of granges, and busy industrial tents. Local clubs, a grandstand, and performing bears and dogs add activity.

Kenny Beery

Canty former legislator dies. services held

Funeral services for John E. Canty aged 77 were conducted by Rev. Fr. John Eyerman at St. John's Catholic Church on Thursday morning. Canty, longtime Logan furniture figure and former state legislator and city councilman, died Monday at his Mound Street home. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Pat and Lewis Canty and others.

John Eyerman St. John’s Catholic Church John E. Canty Logan Mound Street Oak Grove Cemetery Roberts Pat Lewis Canty Fred Jurgensmier Paul Robert Joseph Krannitz

Woman pleads guilty to killing husband with hammer

Catherine Smythe, 36, admitted striking Henry Smythe with a hammer as he slept on October 27. Judge George H. Gessner sentenced her to one to 20 years at the Marysville Reformatory.

Youngstown Catherine Smythe Henry Marysville Reformatory George H. Gessner

Opening Day At Hocking County Fair Attracts Big Crowd

The fairgrounds filled with hundreds of vehicles and pedestrians at noon as opening day turnout exceeded expectations. The schedule featured two band concerts, two running races, a flag-raising ceremony, and a 45 minute free act by the International Congress of Daredevils. Pari-mutuel betting ran under the Ohio Racing Commission with judges and officials named. starting times were adjusted to 2:15 and 3:00 P M for Friday and Saturday races.

Logan Post American Legion International Congress of Daredevils Logan William Fultz Louis Nelson Ashland Ohio Racing Commission Phil A. Henderson Charles Wright Oreville Burgess Carl W. Groff Hubert Leppen

German forces land at Vaasa under Finland pact

Reports from Helsinki say German troops have landed at Vaasa on the Gulf of Bothnia under a Finnish German agreement. Officials note the route from Germany to northern Norway is shorter via Finland than through Oslo, according to military men.

Helsinki Finland Vaasa Gulf of Bothnia Germany Norway Oslo

Poll Results in Ohio From Columbus Dispatch

Ohio voters favored Bricker 6894 over Willkie 6081 and Roosevelt 5870 with Davey at 4185. Results reflect statewide polling reported by the Columbus Dispatch on September 26.

Columbus, CO Ohio Columbus Dispatch Roosevelt Willkie Bricker Davey

Akron woman 70 dies in Lisbon crash

Mrs. Sophia Herman of Akron, 70, was killed in a truck auto collision north of Lisbon yesterday as reported by AP.

Lisbon Sophia Herman Akron Here

Schedule of events for ballot and bands at local fair

Gates open at 9 A M for board of directors voting. Afternoon events include a 4-H tent style revue at noon, Murray City High School band concert 1 to 2 PM, pony race 2 PM, Union Furnace High School band concert 2 PM onward, multiple running races from 1:30 PM to 5 PM, polls close at 5 PM, Logan American Legion band concert 7 to 8 PM, and Klein's Rhythm Review of 1940 free act from 8:15 PM for attendees.

Murray City Union Furnace High School Klein

Expect Japan To Side with Nazis If United States Should Enter War

A Tokyo informant said Japan would actively back Germany if the United States enters the European war. He noted Japan believes the U.S. opposes its Orient expansion and that strengthening the anti Comintern pact with Germany and Italy has become a key diplomatic aim. He suggested a possible non aggression pact with Soviet Russia despite opposing Communism.

Japan United States Tokyo Germany Orient Italy Russia Moscow Far East

Army Recruits Pour In Ahead of Schedule

War Department officials said enlistment momentum should push the regular Army to 375,000 by mid November, with September likely to top 40,600. By Sept 21 the force stood at 324,000 as peacetime recruitment reached a record high aided by newspaper ads and mobile recruiting stations.

Washington War Department

Sturgeon Netted in Conneaut by Meigs Grow

In Conneaut Ohio on a recent day Meigs Grow a commercial fisherman hauled in a five foot ninety pound sturgeon the first of its kind caught in several years.

Conneaut, O Meigs Grow

First Fall Frost Hits Logan and Hocking County

The season's first frost touched Logan and Hocking County overnight, with a 30 degree low at the state highway barn and only a two degree rise by seven am. The first day of the Hocking County Fair opened under bright sun amid clouds, with fair weather expected to continue. Frost was reported heavy across the county, and gardens in Logan suffered damage to tomatoes vegetables and flowers.

Logan Hocking County State Highway Barn

Sunday Mails to Logan Post Office to Run

Postmaster Frank G. Brown announced Logan will receive Sunday mail from Columbus terminal starting September 29. Incoming and outgoing mails will be first class and newspapers. lobby hours 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., windows closed Sundays.

Frank G. Brown Logan Columbus Brown Post Office

New Bridges Completed at Lorain Harbor Development

Lorain, Ohio witnesses completion of two bridges across the Black River as part of a 7 million dollar harbor project. Ribbon cutting drew about 50,000 spectators with boats lining the river during the ceremony.

Lorain Lorain, O Black River

Six Canadian soldiers killed in auto truck collision

NEWMARKET Ontario September 26 Six privates of the Canadian active service force died early today when their automobile collided with a fruit truck halted at a highway traffic light. A seventh soldier was hospitalized.

Newmarket Ont Active Service Force

Electrician dies from 11 000 volt switch burns in plant

Max Thompson aged 50 died from burns suffered after a fall against an 11 000 volt switch at the municipal light plant where he worked as an electrician.

Cleveland Max Thompson Municipal

Port Clinton Man Heads Ohio Pythians

W A Pettibone of Port Clinton is the new grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias. Installed with him were other new officers at the 71st annual convention. Ohio Pythian Sisters also installed new officers including Mrs Bernice Carter of Alexandria and Sylvia Burford of Middleport in key posts.

Cleveland W. A. Pettibone Port Clinton Knights of Pythias E. E. Cornell Bowling Green Ohio Pythian Sisters Bernice Carter Bernice Alexandria Sylvia Burford Middleport Dora Jadwin Crooksville Grand Outer Guard Mary Tapper Elyria

Tax revenue shows strong rise in September figures

Columbus report cites sales tax revenue on September 31 running about 4 million dollars ahead of 1939. State Treasurer Ebright notes the 1940 year to date compares with 30,806,826 dollars for the corresponding period last year.

Columbus

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