Supreme Court strikes down AAA in 6 to 3 decision
The Supreme Court rules the farm relief program unconstitutional, calling crop production control beyond federal power and signaling that repealing or amending the New Deal would be required. The ruling jeopardizes Bankhead cotton control, Kerr-Smith tobacco, potato laws and related taxes, with broad political implications ahead of campaigns.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Deal
AAA
Congress
Owen J. Roberts
Owen
J. Roberts
Marian F. Stone
Louis D. Brandeis
Benjamin N. Cardoso
Roberts
Fatind Roberts
Justice Stone
Lout ‘Sane
Lee Moor
Texas
Justice Roberts
Court strikes down AAA amid farm program turmoil
The Supreme Court invalidates the Agricultural Adjustment Act prompting Roosevelt's silent reaction. Wheat prices jump on the read of the ruling as stocks surge, with processing, tobacco, and farm shares rising while rails stay quiet and the cotton market reacts with confusion.
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New York
Supreme Court
AAA
Gorn Products
National Biscuit
Wilson & Co
General Foods
Tobaccos
Chrysler
Mrs. Anderton Is Back Home From Grant Hospital
Mrs. Everin Anderton of 741 East Mulberry Street was discharged after an operation at Grant Hospital and returned home yesterday in an ambulance.
Editor Dies At Baltimore Ohio Eldon Weist 74 longtime Twin City News editor
Eldon Orlando Weist age 74 died at 8 30 am in his Baltimore home after months of heart trouble. He edited the Twin City News for 47 years and was active in Masonry. Surviving are his widow a sister Mrs Ata Kling of San Diego and two nieces. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at G S Littlejohn home in Baltimore with Rev C J Weisley officiating maple Grove cemetery burial. The A E Johnson Memorial Financial Home handled interment. Weist belonged to Baltimore M E Church and Masonic bodies in Maryland and Columbus.
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Eldon Orlando Weist
Twin City News
Baltimore
Chile
Ata Kling
San Diego
Calif
Madge Byer
J. L. Palmer
G. 5
Columbus
M. E. Church
Seek Transfer Of Scottsboro Cases
Eight of nine defendants pleaded not guilty to assaulting Mrs. Victoria Price. Roy Wright’s arraignment was postponed by a defense motion to try him in juvenile court. The defense, seeking transfer from Morgan county circuit court, was granted severance in the trials.
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Victoria Price
Roy Wright
Morgan County Cire Cult Court
Local Girl Wins Declamation Medal in Granville
Miss Ruth Johnson daughter of Professor and Mrs Paul E Johnson of Lancaster High School Faculty won first place in the District Prince of Peace Declamation Contest at Granville Sunday evening January 8 representing Fifth Avenue Church of Christ Fairfield County. Her topic Members of the Jury I Demand a Conviction earned county honors in Baltimore five weeks earlier and grants her the right to represent the district at the state contest in Columbus February 6 in connection with the Ohio Pastors Association convention. A state win carries $200 cash and a four year college scholarship.
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Ruth Johnson
Paul E. Johnson
Lancaster High School
Prince of Peace
Granville
Johnson
Fifth Avenue
Columbus
Ohio Pastors Association
David Westenbarger Dies at 82 Farmer and Fruit Grower
David Westenbarger, 82, a prominent Berne Township farmer and fruit grower, died Sunday at 7:30 am at his home three miles south of Berne Station after a one day illness. Survivors include his widow, four daughters Clara Light and Ada Miller of Lancaster, Grace Rittenhouse of Columbus, Della Hufford of Bremen, eleven grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 2:00 pm at Pleasant Hill Church with Rev. L C Shaver officiating. burial in the adjacent cemetery.
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David Westenbarger
Berne Township
Berne Station
Clara Light
Tda Miller
Lancaster
Grace Rittenhouse
Columbus
Della Hufford
Bremen
Pleasant Hill Church
Berne Sownship
LC. Shaver
Pardons Board to Hear Sleuth Speak for Bruno
Ellis Parker the famed detective may testify before the New Jersey Court of Pardons as Hauptmann appeals a death sentence for the Lindbergh baby murder. Attorney C Lloyd Fisher says new evidence could delay the execution set for January 14.
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Pardons Board
Sleuth
Bruno
Trenton
N. J
Ellis Parker
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Court of Pardons
Hauptmann
Parker
New Jersey
Fisher
Fairfield Boy Dies in Indiana CCC Camp Meningitis Victim
Henry Edward England a 19 year old Fairfield County youth contracted influenza while in an Indiana CCC camp and died Friday in a Louisville hospital after the illness progressed to spinal meningitis. He was buried in Tarlton cemetery with rites conducted by H. Deffenbauch and Son. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Francis Hannah and one sister.
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Henry Edward England
Fairfield County
Indiana
Louisville
Meni
Tarlton
Francis Hannah
Circleville
H. ©. Deffenbauch and Son
Fairfield county coroner in serious condition at city hospital
The condition of James Gyp Walt Fairfield county coroner remained about the same at city hospital today after a week of serious illness as he continued treatment.
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James
Gyp
Walt
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet This Evening
Members of the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce board will convene at the chamber offices at 7:30 this evening. M Paul, managing secretary, is listed in the notice.
Probe of Townsend Plan Is Requested
A House resolution seeks a congressional investigation of the Townsend old age pension movement. Rep. Marion Zioncheck proposes a special committee to probe all old age pension organizations for rackets and schemes. William Van Crowe of Columbus enters the race for Congressman-At-Large on the Townsend platform and notes long involvement in Franklin County organizing.
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Washington
Townsend
House
Marion Zioncheck
Wash
Columbus
William van Crowe
Ohio
Three remain in race for Ohio federal judgeship
Washington Jan 6 report says the Ohio federal judgeship vacancy from Judge Benson W. Hough’s death has narrowed to Claude Bartet Columbus Dana Reynolds Columbus and Congressman M G Underwood New Lexington. Names expected to go to the Department of Justice for consideration this week.
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Washington
Ohio
Benson W. Hough
Columbus
Claude Bartet
Vic Donahkey
Common Pleas Court
Dana Reynolds
M. G. Underwood
New Lexington
Department of Justice
New Patients in the Lancaster Hospital
Wew patients in the Lancaster Hospital today included Ray Hannan Shuman Ave admitted Saturday for an operation Mrs Rose Britch 226 West Sixth Ave yesterday for treatment Mrs Effie Stiverson Rockbridge for treatment Mrs Clifford Kramer 801 East Main St for operation Daniel Wright 129 W Fair Ave for treatment Mrs Gustin Lacey Lancaster route No 6 for treatment Mrs Leota Miesse Lancaster route No 3 for treatment and Steven Toth Fairfield county Home employee admitted today for vnce
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Wew
Lancaster Hospital
Ray Hannan
Shuman Ave
Rose Britch
West Sixth Ave
Effie Stiverson Rockbridge
Clifford Kramer
East Main St
Daniel Wright
W. Fair Ave
Gustin Lacey
Lancaster
Leota Miesse
Steven
Police Hold Pair In Bad Check Case
Police arrested two men and held them in the city jail for investigation of an alleged attempt to cash a forged check at the Wacker Grocery on North Columbus Street. Names given were Fd Johnson of Charleston West Virginia and Ira Simms of Mr Vernon Indiana. The check was payable to J J Brown and signed Hal McVie Hand. They said they checked with Mr McClean who denied anyone named Brown worked for him. At the store the suspect claimed to work for McClean.
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Lgeal
Wacker
North
Columbus Street
Fd Johnson
Charleston
W. Va
Ira Simms
Vernon
Ind. Peirce
J. J. Brown
Hal McjVie
McClean
Brown
Pleasantville Man Dies En Route to Brother in Texas
Nicklan Trick 72 a carpenter and lifelong Pleasantville resident died Friday in a St Louis hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage after being taken there from a hotel while traveling by train to Wasum Texas to visit his brother H T Trick He left behind brothers James A Trick Pleasantville and H T Trick Wasum and sisters Mrs Ida Leonard Pleasantville and Mrs Jennie Dilger Akron Ohio Funeral services were held at his home with Rev Hudnall and interment followed in West Rushville mausoleum.
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Carpenter
Pleasantville
St. Louis
Nick Lan
Wasum
Texas
H. T. Trick
James A. Trick
Ida Leonard
Jennie Dilger
Akron
Hudnall
West Rushylle Mausoleum
Fred Hampson
Fire Drives Four Families to Street in Columbus
An early morning blaze in Columbus forced residents from four apartments. Firemen blamed a cigarette discarded into waste paper in the rear for starting the fire. Damage was estimated at 225 dollars. Three people escaped by using ladders from the building.
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Columbus
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Carl Boudinot daughter
Mr and Mrs Carl Boudinot of 225 East Main announce the birth of a daughter at Lancaster Hospital yesterday.
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Carl Boudinot
East Main Street
Lancaster
Youths Held in City Prison After Camp Fairfield Arrest
Two youths from Camp Fair field Lawrence Ruch and Liewlyn Judson were arrested by local police and are being held for investigation in the city prison.
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COC
Camp Fairfield
Lawrence Ruch
Liewlyn ‘Judson
Liquor Fines Totals $500 for Three Defendants
Fines totaling 500 were imposed by Judge F. M. Acton on three locals arrested Friday by city county and state officers for illegal liquor possession. Frank Lones of Pleasantville Pike received 200 and costs and 30 days in Columbus workhouse. Mary Waits of Champion Ave. got 100 and costs. Thomas of West Mulberry Street also faced 200 and costs. The two women were ordered jailed if fines remain unpaid. All three were free on bond since arrest.
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F. M. Acton
Frank Lones
Pleasantville Pike
Columbus
Mary Waits
Champion Ave
Tha “Thomas
West Mulberry Street
Ohio liquor stores cut prices on imported brands
Columbus Ohio officials announced new lower prices on Canadian and imported liquor to be posted in all state stores today under the reciprocal tariff agreement. Imported scotch and Canadian liquor drop about 70 cents a quart with another price cut expected Feb 1 for pre tariff stock. Domestic prices may fall in February as U S producers adjust to Canadian competition.
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Columbus, CO
Robbery at Rockefeller Center Gem Shop
Four men robbed the British Empire Building jewelry store in Rockefeller Center New York, escaping with diamonds, pearls and other gems valued at 100 000 to 150 000 dollars. They corralled staff at gunpoint and fled through a crowd using a car after passing a 1750 pound gondola exhibit linked to the National Geographic Society flight.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
National Geographic Society
Strengthen lines on bonus measure in House vote push
Washington lawmakers sharpened debate on the Soldiers' Bonus as Rep. Wright Patman urged a united front to push the bill to a vote by week’s end. The steering committee backed a Vinson Patman McCormack plan paying the bonus via currency expansion totaling 2.26 billion dollars. Patman may seek floor action on funding first then method of payment.
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Washington
House
Wright Patman
Tex
United Front
Patman
Vinson-McCormack United Front
Veterans
Vinson- Patman-McCormack
Heiress to sue over alleged sterilization conspiracy
Ann Cooper Hewitt, 21, heiress to Peter Cooper Hewitt estate, plans a $5000000 suit claiming her mother arranged sterilization to gain control of a $10 million fortune. The action names surgeons Dr Tilton E Tillman and Dr Samuel G Boyd and a State Health Department psychiatrist as co defendants, with affidavits and witnesses cited in the San Francisco filing.
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San Francisco
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Ann Cooper Hewitt
State Health Department
Tthe Chronicle
Miss Hewitt
Maryon Bruguiere
Hewitt Js Erlanger McCarter
San Franencisco
New York
Samuel G. Boyd
Aan
Salt
Hew
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Mise Hewitt
Russell P. Turner
Turner
New Jersey
Miss Hesttt
Tillman
Moorses Announce Birth Of Daughter In City Hospital
Mr and Mrs Clarence Moors of 225 West Main Street announce the birth of a daughter at the city hospital on Sunday.
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Clarence Moors
West Main Street
Hosspital Sunes
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