Appeal To Farmers Made By New Deal In Seeking Another Plan For AAA
The New Deal appeals to American farmers to plan for future agriculture in light of the Supreme Court ruling that struck down the AAA. Wallace invites farm leaders to a conference to discuss substitute measures, while orders suspend AAA activities and farmer payments pending decisions. Congress pressures for a $10 billion homestead bill, and lawmakers seek loopholes to restore farm aid. Bankhead predicts further fights and possible limits on Supreme Court power as anti court resolutions rise.
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New Deal
AAA
Washington
The
Farmers of America Today
Agriculture
Supreme Court
Wallace
Hoosac Mills
Ntl
Bensini
Congress
House
Hugh Peterson
District Supreme Court
Bankhead
George W. Morris
Neb
Indictments, court powers, and jail improvements outlined
A report discusses proposed changes to judicial codes including time limits and original jurisdiction to speed constitutional challenges. It notes positions by Morris and others, plus eight indictments from Fairfield county grand jury and recommendations for a new jail, renovations, and equipment, alongside a forgery case connected to a $45 check cashed at O. L. Taylor store.
Lancaster Police Clinch Check Forgery Case
Lancaster police claim the case is clinched against at least one man after two men were arrested Saturday attempting to cash a forged check at Wacker Grocery on North Golumbus Street. Ed Johnston of Charleston, W. Va., will be charged with forgery. At arrest at the Young Hotel they had new clothing including underwear and an overcoat. They claimed goods were bought from Belle's Store in Greenville Ohio, but Greenville reports no such merchant. Chief of Police Gail Gesler traced apparel to a Lancaster merchant after contacting Columbus for records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County Grand Jury
George Myers
Lancaster
Fred Zeigler
Sam Clark
Grand Jury
Wm. J. Belhorn
Johnston
Ira Simms
Vernon
Taylor
Wacker
North Golmnbus St
Ed Johnston
Charleston
W. Va
Young Hotel
Belle
Greenville
Ohio
Gail Gesler
Columbus
Mayor Officiates At City Hall Marriage
Mayor Charles E Mayer officiated a Monday wedding in his office on Wheeling Street between Miss Bonnibel Skinner and Mr John L DeLay Jr The Dries mother attended the ceremony in the mayoral office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Mayer
Bonnibel Skinner
W. Wheeling Street
John L. DeLay, Jr
Dries
Safety Assembly and Bus Inspection in Fairfield County Schools
A safety assembly for upper grades and high school students will be held in Fairfield County Schools by the State Highway Patrol. The program includes street and highway safety instruction, with a talk by a patrolman and a special instruction period in schools with Student Traffic Patrols. Buses at designated points will be reinspected before or after the assembly, with a schedule listing each district and approximate bus counts across multiple days in January.
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Fairfield County
State
Highway Patrol
Candidates Must File For County Offices By March 12
Fairfield county voters head to a May primary with races for Common Pleas judge Probate judge Treasurer Recorder Clerk of Courts Surveyor Prosecutor Sheriff Coroner two Commissioners and Representative. Incumbents seek reelection in various offices while March 12 is the filing deadline with several terms ending and successors to be nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County
Irvin A. Miller
Hocking Hunter
Board of Elections
Common Pleas
F. M. Acton
C. E. Ruble
Clifton Parrish
Joy
Wm. C. Mertz
W.E. Trimmer
Wm. J. Belhorn
Ralph D. Matheny
James Walt
John White
Ira Spiller
Daniel Ridenour
State relief bill boosted to eleven million
Senator James Metzenbaum proposes an amendment to the Nichols bill to raise the six month state poor relief appropriation to about 11 million dollars. The plan would add a 1.5 million rotary fund and loans to distressed counties. He also seeks higher local admin expenditure and limits on state relief commission costs.
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Columbus
Jan
Senate
James Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Merpeenbaum
Social Security Committee
Metzenbaum
Metzenebaum
Tellet l
Meinenbaum
Heart Attack Fails To Keep Chief From Catching His Man
Wheeling West Virginia January officers report Police Chief Albert Megale, famed for telling his squad to never let a man get away, chased a purse snatcher four blocks, then suffered a heart attack. He fired as he fell. the shot hit Edward Smith, a land larceny suspect. The chief is under medical care.
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Wheeling
W. VA
Jan
I.P
Albert Megale
Edward Smith
Lantz Re elected as Lancaster School Board President
Dr James M Lantz was re elected president of the Lancaster Board of Education with A B Vierebome as vice president at a reg nar meeting held at the Georgian Tom Hewetsor remains clerk for one year The finance committee names Vierebome as chairman H B Byroman and J W Huddle Ochs assumes office succeeding Frank Benson The board paid tribute to Benson for his service Lancaster reports healthier finances with sufficient balance to meet obligations despite delayed tax payments early this year.
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James M. Lantz
Lancaster Board of Education
A. B. Vierebome
Tom Hewetsor
H. B. Bbyman
J. W. Huddle
Ochs
Clarence Ochs
Frank Benson
Benson
Lancaster
New Sales Yard Opening Thursday January 9
Pairfield County Sales Co will open its livestock sales yard at the end of West Sixth Avenue on Thursday January 9. The firm members announced include Hocking Hunter W. H. Graf John Peters Ervin Kiger Lewis Dresbach and John Bty.
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Pairfield County Sales Co
West Sixth Avenue
Democratic Club Plans Roosevelt Radio Speech Address
Fairfield county Democratic club invites all Democrats and friends to an open house at West Main Street club rooms on Wednesday evening to hear President Roosevelt broadcast via a national hookup.
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Fairfield County Democratic Club
West Main Street
Roosevelt
Rotary Club Charity Ball Set for February 24
The Lancaster Rotary Club announced its Annual Charity Ball will be held the evening of February 24 at St Peter's Church. Dr James M Lantz was named General Chairman and outlined plans for what organizers call the most successful ball yet. William Stuckey and Herman Balthaser organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Rotary Club
St. Peter's Church
James M. Lantz
Walter Gordon
Lantz
Rotarians
C.A. Metcalf
AAA Ruling Ends Local Firms Suit
Supreme Court ruling declares the AAA unconstitutional ending suits by 15 packing firms and tobacco mills in the Columbus district over processing taxes. Nearly $200000 in taxes and deposits in banks involved. Identified firms with restraining orders and deposits include Columbus Packing Co and J Fred Schmidt Packing Co among others, with specific deposit totals listed from several firms.
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Lancaster
Columbus Internal
McConnelsvile
Frank Finley
Packer
McConnelsville
Herman Faler Packing Co
Columbus
Guy V. Teeters Packing Co
Gessel Milling Co
Malta
David Davies Packing Co
Bauman Brothers
Roberts Seen as G O P Hope In 1936 Clash
Washington dispatch notes three Supreme Court justices opposed the majority on NRA and AAA rulings and signals backing for a Roosevelt run in 1936. Justice Owen Roberts, a Pennsylvania native, read the majority opinion and faced conservative critique. Once oil scandals prosecutor, he is 60 years old and linked to past cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Dent
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Owen J. Roberts
Pennsylvania
Roverts
NRA
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fait
Roberts
Main Street Model Market picks name in Lancaster
The Buckeye Giant Market has become the Main Street Model Market after a naming campaign led by A. W. Antle. G. E. Turner suggested the entry found in the western states and won the contest, making Lancaster's market space officially The Main Street Model Market.
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Main Street
Lancaster
Model Market
Buckeye
A. W. Ante
Antle
G. E. Turner
Sso
Morgan and Lamont testify on Morgan firm wartime finance
John Pierpont Morgan and Thomas W. Lamont told the Senate Munitions Committee how Morgan & Co aided Allied finance at the war’s start. They described Paris and New York operations, possible loans to France, and tensions with neutrality. The hearing highlighted early 1914 decisions and quotes from Bryan.
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Washington
John Pierpont Morigan
Senate Munitions Committee
Nye
France
Morgan As Co
Morgan Harjes
New York
Kuhn, Loeb
Morgan
Germany
Margare
Brian
John W. Davis
Morgen
Bryank
Morgan Company
Beilege
Lamont
Morgan, Harges and Company
Try Parts
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Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
William 3. Bankhead
Ala
Linus Cours
Alcia Albrado
Ehila
Memphis
Emma ‘Linscomb
Alda
Morris
Joseph P. Monaghan
Montana
James L. Quinn
A. M
Carroll
P. M
Lithopolis
Pickerington
A.M. Amanda
F. M
Stouteville
Sugar Grove
Lancaster St. High
Bremen
Rushville
Pleasantville
Apman
Isine
Thurston
Baltimore-Basil
Millersport
Clarence Ocha
Democratic Club
Probe Group
San Bernardino
N. O. O'Donnell
Ieft
Fred Jacobs
Coachella
Colorado River
Los Angeles
Rotary Club
Jas. M. Lantz
Belgium
House of Morgan
Joans
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Thomas W. Lamont
Financial House
Gerald F. Nye
Rothschild
Morgan & Co
Morgan's
Paris
Morgan Horjes Co
Bryan
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