Japan’s Revolt Ends As Officers Surrender In Palace Garden
News dispatch from Tokyo reports the failed revolt by a group of young army officers ended with enlisted men surrendering in groups under Emperor Hirohito’s orders. Admiral Okada survived, Suzuki wounded, and questions linger over rebel officers’ fates and the government’s immediate response.
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Japan
Keisuke Okada
Matsuo
Prime Ministry
Kantaro Suzuki
Imperial Court
Admiral Okada
Imperial Palace
Vwspimperor
Hirohito
Tor Dayse
Stii
Iris
Okada
Jr Aline
Yoshiyuki Kawashima
Igh Army
Navy
Predict Fight Against Cuts Ordered In Railroad Fares
Railroad experts foresee a battle by major roads against the Interstate Commerce Commission fare reductions to 2 cents per mile for coaches and 3 cents for Pullmans. The Baltimore and Ohio supports the plan and expects a June 2 effective date, likely pulling New York Central and Pennsylvania lines along. Bus lines may match cuts. air lines plan uncertain adjustments.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore & Ohio
ICC
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Baltmore & Ohio
Prblic
Trials security tightens after nitro scare in Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio February 29 stringent rules issued for all spectators at criminal trials to be searched before entering the common pleas courtroom. The measures are among 14 laid down by Judge Samuel H. Sibert after Clayton Clawson Toledo criminal attempted to blow up the courtroom with what he believed was nitro. Extra precautions for searching prisoners and their outsiders contacts were provided.
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Cleveland, O
Ipleas
Clayton Clawson
Toledo
Samuel H. Sibert
Leap Year Birthday Celebrations In Lancaster Area
On February 29 1936 Leap Year observers mark their birthdays as the date occurs only every four years. Charles A Proxmire 64 marks his fifteenth birthday while Louise Mckenzie 4 celebrates her first. Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Martens features Dr A B Kellogg of Chicago, plus local entertainers Joe Penner Brown George Vorys and Ken Kenton.
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Charles A. Proxmire
Louise Mckenzie
John McKenzie
East Main Street
A 8. Kellogg
Chicago
Rotary Club
Hotel Martens
Kellogg
Ilinois
Ohio
Salo Finklestein
John ‘Joe Penner
Brown
George Vorys
Ken Kenton
Local Birth Notices Highlight Proxmire Kin and Romine Child
The record notes Betty Jane McCandlish of Middletown Ohio turning eighteen this year and Jesn Ann of Hamilton turning sixteen on November 22. It also records Raymond Romine born February 29 1932 in Fairheld County to Mr and Mrs Floyd Romine formerly of Carroll R F D as his first birthday today.
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Mr. Proxmire
Betty Jane McCandlish
Middletown
Ohio
Jesn Ann
Hamilton
Fairheld County
Raymond Romine
Floyd Romine
Carroll, R. F. D
Carroll General Science Students Learn by Doing
Junior High students in Carroll Schools study electricity and build batteries and crystal radios as part of a hands on General Science course. The Fairfield County road program funds cover labor materials and equipment for 363 40 miles of county roads with projects supervised by Mr Young.
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Florida Ship Canal
Washington
South Florida
Carroll
Carrol
Fairfield County
Board of Commissioners
Mr. Young
Logan civic figure Charles Schwenke dies in Columbus hospital
The life of Charles Schwenke a prominent Logan citizen and Lancaster figure ends with his death Friday at Grant Hospital in Columbus He had been admitted this morning for treatment and was son Ave of the city.
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Charles Schwenke
Citzen
Logan
Lancaster
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Son Ave
County approves road work funding and terms
By agreement the board and County Engineer Ralph D Ma ny set aside 25000 for tar via road construction. The resolution authorizes the Engineer to proceed with the road work starting Monday and reserves the right to purchase materials by competitive bids. Laborers work on self supplied time and wages will not exceed 1998 levels.
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Ralph D Ma
Kite Weather Here Warns Flier Dangers Near Wires
The Ohio Power Co warns children and parents about the danger of kites near high power lines. A meter foreman prevented a potential electrocution when a boy’s kite became entangled in charged wires. Authorities urge abandoning kites caught in wires and flying away from power lines.
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Ohio Power Co
Gayle Rose
Railroads Boost Pay with Two-Week Adjustment
About 165 local railroad workers received an extra two weeks salary due to a shift in payment policy ahead of March 1 retirement rules. The move, affecting O. and O. and other Pennsylvania railroads, trims payroll costs by about 3 1 3 percent and is expected to save roughly $1 million for railroads and workers combined.
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Allroad
Tthe O. & O
Pennsylvania
Christy Replaced on Election Board by Beery in Columbus
Secretary of State George S Myers approved nominees for county election boards. One member from each party was named for four year terms replacing expiring members. Fairfield and Lancaster boards include Charles Beery and John Christy among others. Christy had chaired the board. New terms begin today.
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Columbus
George S Myers
Fairfield
Charles FE
Beery D
Lithopolis
John Ff. Christy
D. Amenda
Fred
Whiley
Lancaster
Jenamini
Christy
Congress weighs tax plans as inflation fear grows
Fairfield County candidates mull running for the unexpired Ohio seat of Mell Underwood while Congress debates tax measures to fund a $1.137 billion budget demand. Officials warn inflation pressures limit revenue options and consider longer term funding over two or three years.
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Fairfield
Mell Underwood
Ith
Ohio
Mell G Underwood
Davey
Underwood
Benson W. Hough
Hocking
Perry
Pickaway
Ross
Logan Man Dies Amid Tax Debate And Logan Figure
Charles Swenke of Logan and well known in Lancaster died Friday in Grand Hospital Columbus. He was a brother of Mrs. F. P. Stukey of Lancaster. The article notes Roosevelt budget talks and tax plans causing congressional doubt as the tax message approached.
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Triakury
Henry Morgenthan
Charles Swenke
Logan
Lancaster
Grand Hospital
Columbus
Mra. F. P. Stukey
Shell stations cut gasoline prices a cent lower today
In Lancaster a gasoline price war saw Shell stations reduce all grades by one cent. The standard and high grade fuels dropped from 19 1 2c, 17 1-2c, and 16c to about 18 1-20c, 16 1-2c, and 15c. The lowest grade remained unchanged.
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SHELL
First convict to escape Ohio Pen caught in Detroit
Detroiter reports Eugene Shfolitz believed to be the first escapee from Ohio State Penitentiary in five years. He was seized after detectives spotted him downtown, while serving one to five years for burglary. He escaped Feb 15 by hiding in a coal car.
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Ohio
Detroit
Eugene Shfolitz
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Steel
Fairfield Views On Repeal Survey Finds Mixed Ohio Opinions
Central Ohio residents express mixed views on repeal after a newspaper survey with Dr. Daniel Starch. Many believe lawmakers bungled liquor regulations and conditions are worse than pre prohibition but some say there is less drinking now. Comments cite gendered drinking, youth presence, saloon ethics, and bootlegging concerns with Lancaster and Fairfield County context.
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Ohio
Daniel Starch
Fairfield County
Lancaster Us
Lancaster
Inflationists Push Patman Plan for New Money Financing
Inflationists used the bonus tactic to pitch the Patman bill as financing with two and four tenths percent on a one foolproof new money option.
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Patman
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