Supreme Court Delays New Deal Tests on AAA and TVA
The Supreme Court avoided final rulings on core New Deal farm programs, delaying decisions on the Bankhead Cotton Control law and AAA tax recovery. The ruling ordered $200,000 in processing taxes for Louisiana rice millers refunded from escrow, while leaving the total $1.2 billion processing tax issue unsettled. TVA legality ruling also postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Washington
Supreme Court
New Deal
AAA
Louisiana
Roocevelt
Owen J. Roberts
Commissioners to Pick Fairfield County Coroner Today
Seven or more candidates listed for the unexpired term of the late James Walt were to be reviewed by the Board of County Commissioners this afternoon. Proposed nominees include four Fairfield County physicians. current files show John H. Arnold J B Stebleton and C R Williams of Lancaster. Friends of Carl Doc Helwig circulated a petition to the commissioners for coroner appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County
James Walt
Board of County Commissioners
John H. Arnold
J. 8. Stebleton
C. R. Williams
Lancaster
Carl “Doc” Helwig
William Pannabecker Dies of Heart Attack at Ashland
William Pannabecker of 427 North Broad Street died suddenly this morning in Ashland from a heart attack. He leaves his widow and a son, Francis of Newark. The body will be brought to Frank KR. Smith funeral home and funeral arrangements will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pannabecker
North Broad Street
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ashland
Francis
Newark
Frank KR. Smith
Birth Announcement for Flower Baby in Rockbridge Area
Mr and Mrs Carlos Flowers announce the birth at home yesterday in Rockbridge. The newborn's name appears unreadable in the clipping but is recorded as a recent local birth in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Flowers
Rockbridge
Five Bodies Recovered After Iowa Shipwreck At Astoria
At Astoria Oregon on January 13 guardsmen recovered five bodies from the wreck of the freighter Iowa after a gale and high seas hindered rescue efforts. The ship sank off Cock of the Columbia near Pea Cock Spit with 34 sailors aboard. 28 were missing as rescuers faced 90 similar tragedies since the river opened to navigation.
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Astoria
Ore
Columbia River
U. S
Iowa
Peacock Spit
Washington
States Steamship Company
Edgar L. Yates
Frank Caldwell
Little Daughter of John Liggins Dies
Beatrice Irene Ligging four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Liggins died Saturday night after a week long illness in their South Maple Street home She is survived by two sisters Wanda Mae and Roberta Joan The body was taken to the Frank E Smith funeral home for services Wednesday at ten oclock with Rev Anderson of the A M E church officiating Burial will follow in Elmwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Irene Ligging
John Liggins
South Maple Street
Wanda Mae
Roberta Joan
Frank £. Smith
Rev. Anderson
A. M. EB
Elmwood
Thimmel Baby Born to Mr and Mrs George Thimmel Jr
Mr and Mrs George Thimmel Jr announce the birth of a daughter in the hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thimmel, Jr
South Columbus &T
Hauptmann Rejects Reprieve Bid as Execution Nears
Bruno Hauptmann, facing execution for the Lindbergh baby murder, offered to undergo any test to prove innocence. His wife Anna spoke of his willingness to answer questions and face a detector or truth serum. New Jersey Governor Hoffman weighs a possible reprieve while federal avenues appear limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Anna Hauptmann
Tindbannhanan
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Mannfred
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Harold G. Hoffman
David T. Wilentz
Mannired
Mills of
Bruno Hauptmann
Germany
APPROVE FARM CONTROL PLAN BY FARM BUREAU
The American Farm Bureau Federation executive council formally approves a new crop production control program tied to soil conservation. It backs keeping 30 percent of customs revenues, about 90 million dollars annually, for developing foreign agricultural markets and export bounty payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Executive Council
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation Council
Congress
Roosevelt
Farm Bureau Federation
Auto Hits Stone Wall After Crash at Chestnut and High
Two vehicles collided at Chestnut and High Streets in front of the Albert Baltz residence. EB C Shirkey of Jacksonville Ohio drove one car which struck a stone wall, causing greater damage. Chris Manninger of Lancaster and his ill daughter were uninjured and sought medical care.
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Chestnut
High Streets
Albert Baltz
EB. C. Shirkey
Jacksonville
Ohio
Chris Manninger
Lancaster
Shirkey
Neiblings Announce Lancaster Birth Of Daughter
Mr and Mrs Arthur Neibling of Lancaster Route No 6 announce the birth of a daughter in the city over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Neibling
Lancaster
City
New Lace Edge Glassware Display In Lancaster Window
In the Chamber of Commerce window a display showcases Lace Edge glassware by Hocking Glass Company. The ware was formerly handmade, but the company has begun producing it by machinery, enabling mass production and reduced prices for households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Lancaster
Hocking Glass Company
Daubenmire Announces Birth of Son
Mr and Mrs Walter Daubenmire announce the birth of a son at their Madison and Fair Avenues home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Daubenmire
Madison and Fair Aves
Compromise Bonus Introduced in Senate Action
In Washington on January 13 a compromise bill proposing payment of the soldiers bonus via bonds was introduced in the Senate. The House saw administration forces defeat a move to advance Patman’s proposal for cash in greenbacks. Senator Pat Harrison touted the plan as eventually law without new taxes, while House action on Patman’s measure stalled after a roll call.
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Washington
Senate
House
Patman
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Wright Patman
Tex
Ways and Means Committee
Hamilton Fish, Jr
N, Y
Farman
United Front
Fish
Joseph W. Burns
Potts Goes On Trial In Federal Court In Cleveland
Ray Potts a former Lancaster Ohio man and former Summit County sheriff leads 20 defendants in federal court in Cleveland on charges tied to the discovery of a large Northern Ohio liquor syndicate. Nine others who pleaded guilty saw their sentences withheld until trials finish. Potts allegedly accepted money for protection from booth leggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, C
P— Ray Potts
Lancaster
Ohio
Summit County
Samuel H. West
Potts
Booth Leggers
Steer Charges School Children at Fairgrounds
A steer escaped and charged a group of school children at the fairgrounds near the Broad Street and Columbus Street gates. The animal narrowly missed a girl as the kids, used to the noon shortcut home, fled. The steers were not on their grounds and were believed to have been removed by their owner.
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Fairgrounds
Broad St
Columbus St. Gates
Fairground
Jury Hears Case of Lee Bussert in Lancaster
The State versus Lee Bussert is tried in common pleas court on pocket-picking charges with alleged theft over $90 from a Fairfield County man. Defense counsel are Redfern and Lappen, Prosecution by John Lilbaugh. Two defense witnesses and three prosecution witnesses have been subpoenaed.
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Lee Bussert
Lancaster
Pairfeld County
Common Pleas Court
Redfern and Lappen
John Lilbaugh
New Patients Reported at Lancaster Hospital
New patients in the city hospital include Carl Smyers of Lancaster Route No. 2 admitted Saturday for an operation and Mrs James Keller of Lancaster Route No. 4 admitted yesterday for treatment.
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City Hospital
Carl Smyers
Lancaster
James Keller
Plan Check Of Hocking Flood Work WPA Project
The Hocking Watershed will be surveyed as a WPA project under Dr. Carl Watson. A county by county survey will identify 150 potential dam sites to control floods and provide reliable water. Mayors and county commissioners fund engineers and reservoir plans to boost industrial water and power potential in the Hocking Valley.
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Logan
Aswey
Hocking
Carl Watson
Hocking River
Fairfield
Licking
Morgan
Athens
Vinton
Hocking Valley
Threeset
Pam
Hock ‘Ing
Teglar
George R Chapman local cigar store proprietor dies
George R Chapman 60 proprietor of Fairfield Cigar Store on W Main Street died of heart ailment early Sunday at his home 231 Union Street. Survived by widow Margaret three sons Woodrow Jack Robert three daughters Teresina Maurada Anita mother Mrs Phil Chapman Lancaster sisters Mrs Jesse Mattocks Mrs Mirla Griffith funeral Wednesday 2 pm at home with Rev W K Himes and burial in St Marys Cemetery J A Sheridan. Lancaster Moose Lodge affiliated members will meet at home for ritualistic services.
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George BR. Chapman
Fairfield Cigar
W. Main Street
Union Street
Margaret Chapman
Woodrow
Jack
Robert
Teresina
Maurada
Anita. Chapman
Deg
Phil Chapman
Jesse Mattocks
Lancaster
Mirla Griffith
Columbus
W. K. Himes
St. Mary's Cemetery
J. A. Sheridan
Lancaster Moose
Uelock Bonighs
George Shaeffer Dies at Amanda
George Shaeffer 68, an employe of the Ohio Associated Telephone Co. of Amanda, died at 1 pm today at his Amanda home from a paralytic stroke suffered last Friday. Survived by widow, son Harry Shaeffer of Rushville, stepson Noble Wylie of Zanesville, sisters Addie Stover, Laura Poling of Lancaster, Danny Turner of Columbus, Sarah Krout of Mt. Gilead, and Charles Hensel of Johnstown. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at Amanda Presbyterian Church. burial in Amanda Township Cemetery by CPL Sanders of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shaeffer
Ohio Associated Telephont Co
Amanda
Harry Shaeffer
Rushville
Noble Wylie
Zanesville
Addie Stover
Laura Poling
Lancaster
Danny Turner
Columbus
Sarah Krout
Mt. Gilead
Charles Hensel
Johnstown
Amanda Presbyterian Church
George W. Brown
Amanda Toetship
Cpl Sanders
Amanda Man Held on Fraudulent Check Charge
Amanda Hartranft was arrested by county officers on a charge of issuing fraudulent checks. She was held at the county jail this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartranft
Amanda
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Eugene Talmadge
WM. Pannabecker
Grim End
Jon
Ven
United States Supreme Court
Hauptmann Appeal
Beby
Jin Woods
Am W
Ansaid
Ransom Dill
New York
Eee
Wilentz
Bruno
Hauptwann
Pardons Board
Renegson Jafsie
Condon
Pease Fine Lawyers
Federal District Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Counsil
Hoffman
Flemington
Jafsie
John F
Jafsie) Condon
Panama
S. & Santa Rita
New York Street
South America
Farm Bureau
Bruno’s
Ray Potts
Cleveland
Steer
Lancaster Hospital
George R. Chapman
Amanda Man
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