Hauptmann seeks interview as case cloud grows
In a New Jersey case, Bruno Hauptmann asks to meet Dr. John Condon to cross examine him on the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Governor Hoffman and lawyers push for Condon to return from Panama to answer four key questions.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John F
Jassie) Condon
Harold G. Hoffman
Hauptmann
Condon
Panama
John Condon
Fisher
Doren
Lindbergh
Jassie
Hoffman
Conon
Feuptmann
Feuctmann
Rencom
Bassar
John F. Condon
Gav
New Jersey
Myra Hacker
Sugar Grove Man Seeks Fairfield County Sheriff Nomination
Monroe Johnston a Sugar Grove Route 1 farmer and former Pennsylvania railway fireman announces his candidacy for sheriff of Fairfield County subject to the Republican primary. He is circulating petitions and plans to file soon marking his first run for political office. An explosion due to leaking gas caused $10000 damage to Earl Gartabrant's Newark home with no occupants inside.
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Monroe. Johnston
Pennsylvania Railway
Sugar Grove
Tecay
Fairfield County
Johnston
Newark
Earl Gartabrant
Roosevelt Pushes Civil Service for Postmasters
President Roosevelt urged Congress to place first, second, and third class postmasters under civil service this session. Two bills, Ramspeck and O Mahoney, would require immediate or phased change with current postmasters allowed to complete terms and later reapply through nonpartisan exams.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
House
Cvil
Rossavelt
Robert Ramspeck
D. Ga
House (Civil Service Commission
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
James A. Farley
O'Mahoney
Ramspeck
O'Mahoney Issid
Fairfield School Among WPA Projects Still Pending
Ohio State Director Boulay cites 96 unallotted WPA projects in Ohio totaling 25.9 million dollars with no funds left. Pending items include Fairfield county proposals like Liberty Union School and Violet Township School. Financing would require loans grants and local funds.
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Fairfield School
Liberty Union
Violet Townhip
L. A. Bonlay
Ohio
Washington
Public Works Administration
PWA
Fairfield County
Amanda Ishes
Fairfield County Liberty Union School
Violet Township
L. A. Bau
Boulay
Kirkersville Man Sues for 109000 in Federal Suit
David Headlee, 57, of Kirkersville, filed a federal lawsuit in Columbus claiming 109000 from Trans American Freight Lines Inc for injuries from a highway crash on October 25. The Michigan firm was named as the defendant in the action filed today.
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Columbus
David Headlee
Kirkersville
Transamerican
Freght Lines, Inc
Michian
Nruties
Career Experience Requirements for Civil Service Roles
The article outlines qualification paths for supervisory or executive levels, noting four years in civil service in a supervisory capacity or four years in the private sector as an executive. It mentions limitations where small private firms have fewer than two employees and references Pontal service.
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Pontal
Priva
Guardian Sues over Royalton Deed From Ward
Guardian of Martha Hummel filed in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court to set aside a deed transferring two Royalton lots to Chas Saulsberry and others of Elkhart Indiana. The suit seeks to invalidate the transfer subject to the ward’s life estate. Attorney Silbaugh & Silbaugh represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. P. Fribley
Martha Hummel
Elkhart
Ind
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Chas. Saulsberry
Find
Royalton
Attornass Silbaugh & Silbaugh
Plainsife
City offices close for Washington Birthday events
Today Mayer Chas and EB Rieger are noted in the schedule as city offices close in observance of Washington's Birthday.
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Washington
Mayer Chas
EB. Rieger
Pay Boost for 670 Fairfield WPA Workers
The 10 percent wage increase took effect Thursday February 20 in Fairfield County. Local field engineer Theo Everitt announced the raise applies to workers on the payroll during the first pay period around February and excludes foxemen. The new rates rise to 44 dollars monthly for labor 50 dollars for intermediate workers and 63 dollars for skilled staff benefiting about 670 county WPA employees.
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Fairfield
WPA
Fairfield County
Theo. Everit
Everitt
Fairfield.County
End of Two Year Arms Inquiry Frames Final Report
Washington February 21 two year probe into the Senate munition traffic ends as chairman Nye predicts a final report by March 25. The inquiry spotlighted figures from Basil Zaharoff to Woodrow Wilson and examined wartime financing smuggling and aims at new arms legislation. The last testimony cited former North Carolina Gov Max Gardner as a possible aide for securing proper airmail legislation.
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Washington
Iri
Senate
Gerald R. Nye
RB. N. P3
Nye
Basil ‘Zaharoff
Europe
Wwerstory
George i
Woodrow’ _Wilson
Max C. Gardner
North Carolina
Congress
Gardner
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
James A. Farley
James P. Murray
Eastern
Basing Aircraft Corporation
Co. L. Egtvedt
Aeronautical Chamber
Crane operator's recovery likely in Lowell
Lowell mass Feb 21 recovery of John McCoy a 47 crane operator whose right arm was amputated midair Wednesday after his cab became imputed on a girder was reported today in fair condition at St Josephs hospital. His name remained on the danger list.
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Lowell
Mass
John McCoy
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hospital Admissions Log for Lancaster and Local Streets
Mrs. Henry Herbert of Lancaster route 3 was admitted yesterday for treatment. John Achols of 627 North High Street was admitted this morning and discharged today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Herbert
Lancaster
John Achols
North High Street
Postmaster Explains Mystery Of Mail Boxes
Postmaster James Gallagher announced ten relay boxes installed at various locations for mail carrier convenience. These boxes resemble standard ones but have a single door and a key held by the carrier to unload portions of heavy loads, easing deliveries.
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James Gallagher
Ben
End of Long Cold Wave Today Fades Slowly
The article notes a slight warming trend with forecasts of rising temperatures tonight and Saturday and possible snow flurries. It details a recent milder spell, a five degree high, and notes end to three night subzero lows, with broader midwest predictions of the cold wave ending. It also covers flood dangers in the Mississippi Valley due to ice jams and drift, and relief in fuel shortages as mines run at peak capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Fairfield
William Dennis
William Alexander i
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Police recover two bicycles found abandoned at Carrot
Chief of Police Gail Lesser said the department recovered two bicycles abandoned some time ago at Carrot and announced owners may claim them by proper identification.
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Gail Lesser
Carrot
Bus Driver to Lead Revival at Lancaster Church
Bremen school bus driver Burneworth will speak at the Lancaster O. B. Church revival Saturday at 7 33 p m under the Gospel Team. Rev Wright rector will deliver the message tonight.
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Sphik Newton
Burneworth
Bremen
Ceax
Lancaster 0. B
Gospel
Wright Pactor
Accident Victim Sues for Damages in Canal Winchester
Paul F. Lang files suit in Fairfield county Common Pleas against E. E. Redman for 1742.15 for injuries from an automobile collision on Route 41 November 10, 1935. Lang alleges negligence, describes injuries to his right thigh, and seeks damages for medical bills and lost wages with attorney Wa. G. Coultrap representing him.
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Paul F. Lang
Chestnut Street
Fairfield County Comiinon Pleas
E. E. Redman
Lancaster
Canal Winchester
Lang
Redman
Wa. G. Coultrap
U.S. Exports rise 13 percent from January 1935
The Commerce Department reports exports increased 13 percent last month over January 1935. Italy saw a sharp drop in January shipments after prior rises linked to war boom. January exports valued at 3.43 million, while December reached 7.91 million. imports from Italy declined to 3.16 million from 4.68 million. Decreases in unmanufactured cotton and tobacco weighed on total export value, with figures about half of those seen in early 1920s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Italy
First Reports Due Tonight in Y Drive Campaign
Y M A Eucgot esmpeten will hold their first report meeting at St. John's Zpiserpa Church tonight. A dinner for forty at six o'clock. The finance drive started well and the campaigners expect the initial reports to boost efforts toward the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. A. Eucgot Esmpeten
So- Meltess
St. John's Zpiserpa Church
Rabies Cost Irks Fairfield County Officials
County commissioners fear rabies outbreak costs surpass $2,000 if all current cases are paid. Dog warden Ford Friend ordered to shoot dogs found loose without muzzles and residents urged to join the effort to stamp out the epidemic. Forty locals receive Pasteur treatment and fifteen rabid dogs have been destroyed. Adelphi imposes 30 day dog quarantine after a rabid case is traced to a Lincoln Jenks canine.
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Fairfield County
Ford Friend
Hocking Hunter
City Health Board
Yarge
Hunter
Toa
Edson Kindler
Adelphi
D. K. Strawser
Lincoln Jenks
Gas price trends threaten Lancaster fuel war pause
Gasoline prices in Lancaster remain steady with rumors of a price war ending soon. Reports from company and independent stations suggest the two month run of low prices may end in a day or two as prices align with state levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Post Office Brief Closure For Washington's Birthday
No mail Saturday as the post office closes for the holiday. No delivery or window service. lobby hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for box holders. One downtown collection at 3 p.m. in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtons
Mare
Obituary notes note deffenbaugh birthday and health update
Isaiah Deffenbaugh, longtime Lancaster resident now in Fairview area, observed 915th birthday and Nila List birthday on Wednesday. He has been in a sheath for some time but is somewhat improved. A visit to his home was made by Attorney Edwin D. Ricketts and Mrs. Ticketts, his daughter.
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Isaiah Deffenbaugh
Loigan's
Lancaster
Edwin D. Ricketts
Ticketts
Basketball Flayer Hurt In Bremen Student Injury
William Hazelett, a Bremen student, was hurt playing basketball yesterday afternoon. He was treated at Lancaster hospital and later returned to News last evening.
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William Hazelett
Bremen
Lancaster Hospital
Neews
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