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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1936
Page
4
In Hollywood photographer James Wong Howe, a diminutive Chinese immigrant, crafts unobtrusive, moodful imagery for films like Viva Villa and The Power and the Glory. From a childhood rough-and-tumble to Paramount trainee, Howe uses low lights and floor-level angles to capture realism, then studies scripts to guide each shot.
Col Henry Breckinbridge former assistant secretary of war under Wilson applied to the Ohio secretary of state for sufficient petitions to place a presidential candidate on the ballot. He did not reveal the candidate name. In 1932 Breckinridge nominated Harry Byrd then governor of Virginia, now a U.S. Senator. Petitions were mailed to Breckinridge.
A Cooking Demon Demonstration is scheduled for Tuesday January 14 at 7 30 p m in the Ohio Power Kitchen of Today. Ady notes the program aims to showcase culinary techniques and new recipes.
Congress today meets at noon to consider a bill moving army technical air school. Foreign relations reviews neutrality, munitions probes continue, judiciary handles routine business and potential DC legislation. Appropriations subcommittee continues hearings on ongoing issues.
Three chain store systems in Cleveland announced a one cent cut for white bread after the wheat processing tax was removed. Twenty ounce loaves drop from nine to eight cents, ten cent loaves from ten to nine. Independent bakers did not change prices. Kroger & Baking Co Fisher Bros. Co and Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co led the reductions. Ohio Bakers Association trustees meeting in Toledo planned a legislative investigation.
Poet Rudyard Kipling, aged seventy, had an urgent abdominal operation at Middlesex Hospital in London. He was driven to the hospital from a west end hotel with Mrs Kipling arriving shortly after. Surgeon A E Webb-Johnson performed the procedure within an hour. Kipling’s condition after surgery was described as as satisfactory as could be expected.
L H Olive of 931 Reese Avenue reported the theft of his Chevrolet coach to the Lancaster police on Sunday.
Investigators reported a carbide lighting plant caused an explosion that wiped out a family of five in Hampshire County. Mrs Gladys Wolfe 29 and four sons Hetzel Jr 9 Garland 8 Lowell 5 and Forrest 2 died in the basement of their rural Delray home. Father Hetzel Wolfe 30 and daughter Vera were hospitalized in Winchester Virginia with critical injuries.
Coach Francis Schmidt will address the Central Ohio Society of Professional Engineers at a dinner meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Hotel Warden Newark. Newly registered engineers may attend by seeing Theodore Everitt by Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Florence Dunn, mother of Frederick and Eagleton Dunn of the Dunn Taft Company, died yesterday at her Columbus home. She was well known in Lancaster.
Fairfield Fair managers Shaw Thos B Cox and Pearl G Webb will attend the Ohio Fair managers association convention in Columbus opening Tuesday and closing Thursday. Fairfield County Fair Board members will join the opening session Tuesday and discuss with Judge G W Rittenour Dayton president of the United Trottings Association presiding. Other state leaders have been invited as guest speakers.
Logan Roule and Dick Mathers were involved in a Saturday collision at the intersection of BE Wale mut and Wyandotte Streets. Both vehicles sustained damage and no injuries are reported.
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