Senate ballot within week drives US veteran bonus vote
Washington report notes House passage of 3.5 billion dollar united front cash bonus bill by 355 to 58 amid push to bring issue to Senate before next week end. The measure authorizes immediate cash payment of veterans certificates, with funding debate centering on currency issuance and inflation fears. Ohio Democrats supported immediate payment. only two Ohio Republicans opposed.
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Washington
United Front
House
Senate
Rep
Wright Patman
Tex
United Front Bill
Washington, D. C
U —Ohio
Chester C. Bolton
Cleveland
John B. Hollister
Cinccinnatii
Mell Underwood
Charles D Martens Dies Sudden in Miami Florida
Charles D Martens Lancaster business leader died in Miami after two heart attacks. He had battled a heart ailment for two years and left Lancaster New Year with wife to spend winter in Florida. Survived by widow, brother Mc Clelland, sister Mrs Charles Webb. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Charles D. Martens
Lancaster
Miami
Florida
Martens
Lloyd Hedges
The
Martens’ Motor Co
McClelland
Martens-Winter Hard~ware Co
West Main Street
Gallaher Drug Store
Motor Company
Ohio
McCleland
Charles Webb
Marysville
Berne Township Farmers Institute Held With Notable Attendance
Berne Township farmers institute met Wednesday and Thursday in Crawfis Auditorium with all five sessions well attended. E A Rager and Mrs Olive Noland spoke at all sessions. Camp Fairfield CCC officials described farmer assistance programs and announced detailed explanations at an upcoming Grange Meeting. The closing session elected P T Seifert president W M Everett vice president E G Miller secretary treasurer and Miss Mary Shonebarger reported retiring officers F W Wilson president W M Eckert vice president F Johnson secretary treasurer.
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Berne Township
Farmer's Institute
Crawfis
E. A. Rager
Olive Noland
Camp Fairfield CCC
P. T. Seifert
W. M. Everett
E. G. Miller
Mary Shonebarger
F. W. Wilson
W. M. Eckert
F. Johnson
Real Estate Transfers Noted for several buyers
John Davis transfers Rushville property to Margaret 3. Banshore. Eric Denney transfers Lancaster property to Jacob Pierce. Eugenia Busford transfers Lancaster property to Finneta Brocker.
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John Davis
Margaret
Banshore
Rushville
Eric Denney
Jacob Pierce
Lancaster
Eugenia Busford
Finneta Brocker
From Glee Club to Met Opera Star in Hours
Oklahoma boy Joseph Benton rose from glee club tenor to Metropolitan Opera debut after a chance encounter. He faced strict self discipline, phone blackout, and intense practice as Edward Johnson cast him to replace Des Gristix in Massenet Manon. Tickets and standing room filled as word spread.
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New York
Joseph Benton
Oklahoma
Metropolitan Opera House
Benton
University of Oklahoma, T Glee Club
H Music
Crooks
Opera House
Richard Crooks
Des Gristix
Massenet
Manon
Edward Johnson
Johnson
Metropolitan Opera
Lutz Heads Amanda Board of Education
The Amanda Board of Education reorganized at their regular meeting. Denver Lutz was elected president, Edgar A. Wilson vice president and W. E. Bowers clerk. Other members are Kirby Shupe, Geo. T. Cruit and Ross N. Strickler.
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Amanda Board of Education
Denver Lutz
Edgar A. Wilson
W. E. Bowers
Kirby Shupe
Geo. T. Cruit
Ross N. Strickler
Marriage License for Lawrence Benton Bukey and Helen Price
Lawrence Benton Bukey a steel temperer of Columbus and Helen Marie Price of Lancaster obtained a marriage license.
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Lawrence Benton Bukey
Steel Jtemperer of
Columbus
Helen i Marie Price
Lancaster
Production controls seen as path to replace AAA
Secretary Wallace urged oil conservation and soil protection to replace the damaged AAA. He warned of a 16 million bale cotton crop and a 50 million bushel corn surplus without an immediate control program, signaling possible production controls tied to soil conservation. He linked farm emergency to 1933 and suggested plans must protect consumers and long term soil health.
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Washington
Jan
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Mey
Deepennant Soho Hinve
Supreme Court
AAA
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Ethiopians Attack Foes On All Sides
Ethiopian war reports to Emperor Haile Selassie headquarters say Ethiopian warriors flood fronts with renewed fury. They claim an Ethiopian tank and machine gun detachment was annihilated in the far south, many Italians killed, and one officer captured as Ethiopians push on northern and southern fronts aided by rains that boost mobility for rapid attacks.
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Ethiopia
Thele
Haile Selasele
Far Souther Front
Anale
Munich
Bavaria
South Tyrol
United Press
Germany
Tyro
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Trey
Franzensiese
Hauptmann case cited as Hoff mans evidence in clemency bid
Government sources in Trenton report Gov Harold Hoffman has a handwriting expert link a note calling Hauptmann innocent to J J Faulkner who allegedly deposited nearly 2930 Lindbergh ransom dollars years ago The note requests clemency while Hauptmann appeals to the New Jersey Court of Pardons Sources say final expert results were awaited and prosecutors argue over the ransom money trail In related action Hauptmann defense seeks to counter electrocution plans by introducing an affidavit from a New York cab driver about an attempt to swap hot money for transport
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Mercy
State Court of Pardons
New York
Hauptmann
J. J. Faulkner
Hoffman
Court of Pardons
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Wes
Elis Parker
Faulkner
Oscar J .Achman
Isador Fisch
Lindbergh
Bruchman
Fisch
Flemington
Nash
Lindb Bergh
Germany
Checks Sent To County Schools In December Distribution
Checks totaling 12093.46 were mailed to Fairfield County schools for liquid fuel and sales tax. Recipients include Amanda 1458.20 Berne Union 1299.08 Carroll 1102.33 Clearcreek 819.10 Liberty Union 1546.95 Rushville 8652.15 Thurston 8506.07 Walnut township 657.37 Bloom township 276.51 Pleasantville 1022.57 Rushcreek 1799.93 Violet township 952.14.
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Fairfield County
Amanda
Berne Union
Carroll
Clearcreek
lLierty Union
Rushville
Thurston
Walnut Township
Bloom Township
Pleasantville
Rushcreek
Violet Township
John Haas Dies in Fenton Michigan
John Haas former Fairfield county resident died yesterday at his home in Fenton Michigan. Surviving include a son a daughter a brother Frank Haas of Hamburg Road and a sister Mrs Harry Moore of Columbus. The body will be brought to the J W Halteman funeral home arrangements for rites will be announced later.
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John Haas
Fairfield County
Fenton
Michigan
Frank Haas
Hamburg Road
Harry Moore
Columbus
J. W. Halteman
Sugar Grove Man Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
James Brandeberry a 62 year old Sugar Grove resident and Ohio Fuel pumping station employee killed himself with a .22 revolver shortly after he was arrested today by Deputy Dudley Crider on a contempt of court warrant. He died at Lancaster Hospital before 1 pm. Brandeberry had asked to drive to his garage to avoid exposure and shot himself in the temple while seated in the car. The contempt charge stemmed from a Hancock County non support case issued from Findlay. He had lived with the Shull family in Sugar Grove for over twelve years and left no Sugar Grove relatives. The body is at Frank B. Smith funeral home pending arrangements.
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James Brandeberry
Ohio Fuel
Sugar Grove
Dudley Crider
Lancaster
Findlay
Ohio
Brandeberry
Hancock County Common Pleas Court
Findley
Belhorn
Watt Shull
Frank B. Smith
Senate Passes Fund Measure In Ohio Budget Bill
The Senate approved the Herner biennial appropriation of 90,450,262 dollars to 1935 1936, with most gains restored from vetoed items. Total state funding rises about 13 million over the original plan including debt service and pension items, while highway and general fund allocations are outlined. Opposition expected as House leaders anticipate clashes over the measure and future sundry claims payouts.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Senate
Herner
House
Hemer
General Fund
Department of Highways
Industrial Commission
Assembly
Sundry Claims Board
Morgan Denies He Forced War Loans
The Senate munitions committee questioned 68 year old J P Morgan about responsibility for lifting the American embargo on loans to the Allies. Morgan sharply denied manipulating exchange rates in 1915 and avoided answering a State Department memorandum to President Wilson.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
J. P. Morgan
Wilson
Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Co
Robert Lansing
Woodrow Wilson
Cutting Fray Sends Man To City Hospital
Lewis Hannan of Shuman avenue was jailed after a cutting fray on South Broad Street left his son Alva Hannan with a severe knife wound to the right leg. Police report the father admitted to injuring Alva after the son allegedly struck him with a club during a truck dispute over a nickel for beer.
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Lewis Hannan
Shuman Avenue
City
Alva Hannan
W. Walnut Sr
South Broad St
Facers
Lesler
Meanable
Alva
Hannan
South Board
Petre
Cincinnati firm lands bridge bonds bid in county action
Fairfield County Commins lanks today an varied the bid ah 2 ofHKt bridge bonds to Seasongood 4 Men er Cincinnati Ohio. The bin of the firm best out of ten submited to the board was 20 and a premium of 25 85. The bonds were 40 provide for reconstruction of bridges washed out by high water in the county hws sumnes. Contract for the purchase of a view automobile for Sheriff Wm F peor was awarded to H 10 Mc Candish Bremen auta daplee.
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Fairfield County
Commins
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hwssumnes
A View Automobile
Wm Fpeor
H. 10
McCandish
Bremen
Auta Daplee
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