Logan Day by Day: Guthrie and Barker Earn State Fair A Premiums
Harriet Guthrie, daughter of J. C. Guthrie near Logan, received an A premium for clothing judging at the Ohio State Fair in August. Nettie Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Barker, also earned an A premium for a dress exhibit. Barker has won three A premiums for fair exhibits in the last three years and has long been active in Hocking County 4-H work.
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Harriet Guthrie
J. C. Guthrie
Logan
Miss Guthrie
Hocking County
Nettie Barker
James Barker
Miss Barker
Sunday School Leadership at Jacksonville A B Church
Carlos Brashares of Enterprise oversaw recent Sunday School services at Jacksonville A B Church. Rev. A O Davis, former Rockbridge charge pastor, now leads the Athens County church and its Rockbridge Enterprise Gibisonville circuit.
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Carlos Brashares
Enterprise
Jacksonville A. B
Rev
A. O. Davis
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
Athens County
Coal specimen fascinates Logan geologists in Daily News display
Harold C. Lehman, kiln foreman at Hocking Valley Brick Co. yards, discovered a coal lump with a basket like slate surface in a natural curiosity. The object may be a fossilized fish net once used by prehistoric peoples.
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Logan
Daily News
Harold C. Lehman
Hocking Valley Brick Co
Window display sparks offer for black widow spiders
Two local youths propose selling spiders to the Daily News for the shop window. The editor declines and one boy mocks the exhibit with a crude remark about a piece of petrified wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Safety conference wraps up with safety council speaker
Nearly 50 Ohio safety groups conclude a symposium on accident problems guiding injury prevention. William H. Cameron of Chicago National Safety Council will deliver the closing talk on highway, home, and workplace safety measures.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William H. Cameron
Chicago
National Safety Council
Mail carrier survives copperhead in Marion cistern
Millard Brown a local mail carrier found himself trapped in a cistern at his Marion township home. An angry copperhead emerged from the mud striking at his shovel before Brown killed the snake with the tool. He recalled probing the slime for pieces of glass and other refuse while awaiting escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Brown
Brown
Marion Township
WCTU Delegates Plan Campaigns Across Nation
Delegates at the national convention pledge 10 000 local units to campaigns against anti social and unmoral conditions. Mrs Ida B Wise Smith outlines proposals backing social reforms including venereal disease control better maternal care narcotic education safety indecent literature gambling and other law enforcement efforts.
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Rochester
N. Y
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ida B. Wise Smith
Parisians Flee Air Raid Alarm Caused by Plane
Paris residents ducked into shelters for about 33 minutes after an air raid alarm, triggered by a plane from within the city. The warning began at 11 22 AM and ended at 11 55 AM, marking the first alarm since September 11.
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Paris
Logan Chieftains Set for Southeastern League Opener
Several hundred junior and senior high students led by an 80 piece band trekked to Nelsonville for the Logan versus Nelsonville football opener at 3:30 PM. Classes dismissed at 2:30 PM as bandsmen ride a bus and others arrange transport. Logan is favored after a 20 point warm up showing against McArthur and Glouster.
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Nelsonville
Logan
Chieftains
McArthur
Glouster
Greyhounds
New Steel Company Formed at Wooster
Organization of a new steel firm led by former Republic Steel employees offers employment hope after United Engineering and Foundry moves machinery to Japan. Incorporated as United Steel Fabricators of Wooster, officers include W. C. Martin president W. M. Schultz vice president and W. K. MacLeod secretary treasurer, all resigning from Republic.
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Wooster, O
Republic Steel Corp
United Engineering and Foundry Company
Wooster
Japan
United Steel Fabricators of
W. C. Martin
W. M. Schultz
W. K. MacLeod
Republic
Backers of repeal face criticism as debate looms
Senate debate on the repeal of the arms embargo moves forward after the Foreign Relations Committee approved the measure 16 to 7. Taft urged extending credit limits to individuals, while Colorado Democrats Adams and Johnson criticized the bill’s provisions but still back the repeal principle.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
United States
Munitions Control Board
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Ball Taft
New Zealand
Australia
Europe
Colorado
Adams
Johnson
Priest Sees Stalin Victory Warning At Cleveland Rally
The Rev. Charles E. Coughlin told 17 000 at Cleveland Public Hall that if World War lasts beyond three years a Stalin victory would follow. He warned of atheistic rule in Europe and mocked the notion of a Allied victory while criticizing wartime financial claims by France and allies.
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Cleveland
Charles E. Coughlin
Joseph Stalin
Europe
Stalin
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Red Commissars
Ameri
Father Coughlin
France
Democracy
United States
U. S
Atlantic
See Peace in Labor Strife at AFL Convention
In Cincinnati on September 29 AP reports AFL leaders arriving for their annual convention. Policy clashes caused by World War II pressures and the CIO dispute dominate notes of peace in labor ranks, with White House efforts to reconcile AFL and CIO casts as pivotal for future organizing.
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Warsaw
Poland
United States
Cincinnati
CIO
American Federation of Labor
Europe
Congress
William Green
White House
AFL
Pat Moran
Sallie
Groh
Bressler
Kopf
Yesteryear
Back Bay
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
Cincinnati Reds
Reds Clinch NL Pennant in Dramatic Final Battle
From Cincinnati to St Louis the pennant race ends with the Reds, led by Paul Derringer, sealing a 5 3 victory over the Cardinals. Names like Werber Frey Goodman McCormick Lombardi Craft Berger Myers Derringer highlighted a centennial season as the old club clinches its 20 year wait for another NL flag.
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Werber
Frey
Goodman
McCormick
Lombardi
Craft
Berger
Myers
Gold
Derringer
Walters
McKechnie
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Paul Derringer
Horatio
St. Louis
Kentucky
Cardinals
Billy Myers
Johnny Mize
2 Dictatorships Reach Terms at Moscow Parley
Moscow reports a German Soviet treaty promising economic support and joint measures while consulting on war time actions with Britain and France. Estonia also signs a military and trade pact expanding Soviet naval and air bases, with mutual aid against major powers.
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Moscow
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
France
Estonia
Baltic
Gulf of Riga
Latvia
Gulf of Finland
Gulf of Bothnia
Sweden
Finland
Saare Maa
Oesel
Hiiluma
Dagoe
Paldiski
Warsaw
High Command
North Sea
Norway
London
Britain
Chamberlain
Paris
Chicago Motorists Beat August Traffic Deaths Record
American motorists and pedestrians reduced traffic fatalities by 6 percent in August, establishing the lowest August death toll since 1932.
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Chicago
Sawyer backed candidate wins Ohio Democratic women vote
In Columbus the National Committeeman Sawyer-backed candidate Catherine Carter of Norwood won the Ohio Federated Democratic Women's Organization presidency over Canton’s Lucille Cameron. Davey’s allies pushed write in Myrna Smith for treasurer. Miles Dickison named second vice president. other officers elected without opposition. Sawyer praised Roosevelt and neutrality while noting his sharp clash with Davey over leadership.
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Columbus
Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Ohio Federated Democratic Women’s Organization
Catherine Carter
Norwood
Lucille Cameron
Canton
Davey
Harmony
Myrna Smith
Kent
Nellie Dunlap
Hillsboro
Smith
Miles Marie Dickison
Steubenville
Margaret Hoehler
Oie
Bricker
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fifth Corps to Welcome Cavalry Brigade in Ohio
Columbus Army Corps prepares a welcome for a detachment of the Seventh Mechanized Cavalry Brigade from Fort Knox touring central and northern Ohio. Maj. Gen. Daniel Van Voorhies says the visit aligns with the army enlistment drive. The detachment includes about 70 men and a number of vehicles.
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Columbus
Fifth Corps
Seventh Mechanized Cavalry Brigade
Fort Knox
Ohio
Daniel van Voorhin
Fort Mayes
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WCTU
NEW Steel Company
William B. Ardery
Idaho
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Idaho Falls
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Columbus Army Corps
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