Local Snowstorm Causes Multiple Auto Crashes
Mrs. C. Cole of 116 E Sth Ave and a Columbus couple were injured in a head on collision on route 31 near Carroll during a heavy snowstorm. Another auto struck a woman and girl on Pierce Avenue. Five to six inches of snow blanketed Central and Southern Ohio with worsening road conditions and stalled traffic are reported across Lancaster and surrounding areas.
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Lancaster
Carroll
C. Cole
E. Sth Ave
Columbus
Route
Cole
Jackson
Jefferson Hill
Fomer Dennison
Yester
Dennison
West School Yard
Edwards
Ohio
William
Alexander
New Patients Enter Lancaster Hospital Infirmary
New patients in the Lancaster hospital today include Mrs. Marthe Gillingham of Sugar Grove route No 1 admitted last night for an operation today and Mrs. Helen Brown of 201 West Fifth Ave admitted yesterday for an operation today.
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Lancaster Hospital
Marthe Gillingham
Sugar Grove
Helen Brown
West Fifth Ave
Acquittals End Stavisky Trial in Paris
The Stavisky banking scandal case ends with 11 acquittals including Arlette Simon Stavisky widow of Sacha Stavisky and 9 convictions. Most convicted had served time. judges determined sentences after verdict. The affair sparked riots in 1934 and political turmoil in France.
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Paris
Stavisky
Mme
Arlette Simon Stavisky
Sacha Stavisky
Alps
Farm Aid Move Advances After AAA Ruling
The House agriculture committee approved a measure to pay 296 million dollars to farmers who complied with AAA contracts before its dissolution by the Supreme Court. The bill, introduced by Marvin Jones, aims to fund these payments and push early floor action, as the administration details a new soil conservation program similar to AAA goals.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
AAA
Supreme Court
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Marvin Jones
Tex
House Rules Committee
School authorities deny knowledge of petition for Bruno
New Philadelphia school officials deny responsibility for circulation or signing of a petition asking clemency for Bruno Hauptmann. The document listed 118 Joseph Welty Junior High students and was signed by Margaret Maugeri, a ninth grade pupil. Superintendent Carroll said no disciplinary action would be taken.
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New Philadelphia
Joseph [Welty
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Howard
Carroll
William A. Fisher
Hauptmann
Onour
Margaret Maugeri
Mishel
Miss Maugeri
Carrol
Hoffman Issues Stay For Hauptmann Amid Debate
Governor Harold Hoffman justified granting a reprieve to Bruno Richard Hauptmann amid opposition and impeachment calls. He cited doubts about key prosecution witnesses and pledged to reexamine baffling crime aspects while Hauptmann and Col. Kimberling receive official papers. Mrs Hauptmann expressed hope and said Richard feels better with news of the reprieve.
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Llandaff
Wales
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hoffman
Trenton
N. J
Harold Hoffman
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Col
Mark ©. Kimberling
Anna
Anns Hauptmann
Richard
Kimberling
American Fliers Rescued in Antarctica After Two Months
A relief mission aboard a ship freed two American fliers who had been missing for two months in Antarctica. The crew located them and brought them to safety. Fire officials reported a blaze at Lan easter Glass Company on G Ewing Street caused by a roof tank fire with damage around $50.
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Antartica
Lan Easter Glass Company
G. Ewing Street
Lincoln Ellsworth And Pilot Found Safe And Well
Lincoln Ellsworth and Herbert Hollick-Kenyon are safe at the Bay of Whales with Hollick-Kenyon aboard Discovery II. A rescue party met Ellsworth on shore after their plane ran out of fuel 20 miles from Little America. Ellsworth suffered a slight cold. Kenyon is reported very fit.
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London
Jan
Lincoln Ellsworth
Herbert Hollick-Kenyon
Bay of Whales
Hollick-Kenyon
Discovery
Esworth
Little America
New Zealand
Ellsworth
Lttle
America
GOP Here To Hear Milligan in Lincoln Club Meeting
Fred J. Milligan assistant Attorney General of Ohio will speak at the Lincoln Republican club meeting in their headquarters on Tuesday evening January 21 1935. The club will hold future meetings on the second Tuesday each month with committees for the upcoming membership drive to be discussed and perhaps appointed.
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Fred J. Milligan
Olio
Lincoln Republican Club
Jack Fairchild
Ship Drive
Mary Jane Saunders
Adolph Raab
Charles Crinkle
Elizabeth Norton
George Bayne
Charles Moyer
Robert Rutter
L. L. Wagner
Charles Stokes
J. W. Huddle
Ted Tucker
Ohio House defeats economy measures and criticizes expenses
In Columbus on January 17, the Ohio House rejected a resolution to follow recommendations from the Sherrill government survey, citing potential savings of 11.1 million dollars. Lawmakers approved 252 841 for current year House and Senate expenses, while members denounced high meal and portrait costs. Rep. Thomas Christy criticized daily meals totaling 5.35 dollars and Rep. Hugh Fuller condemned the 350 dollar portraits.
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Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
House
Davey
Shernll
Senate
Thomas Christy
Monroe County
Hugh Fuller
Trumbell County
Christy
Fuller
Spea
C. F. Wintarr
Auglaize
Sherrill
W. Jam McGraw
Belmont County
Senate Opens Debate On Compromise Soldier Bonus Bill
Senate began debate on a compromise soldier's bonus measure as Pat Harrison asserted the bill would become law even if the president vetoes it. Harrison, a sponsor, said the bill is the best way to resolve the issue and ease government burden, while Republicans criticized the plan. Debate paused to resume the munition inquiry.
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Senate
Washington
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Harrison
Hoover cuts off on air after two minutes of talk
Former President Herbert Hoover and Columbia Broadcasting System issued mutual apologies after Hoover exceeded his allotted time by two minutes while outlining an AAA substitute. An engineer in New York cut him off mid word as the program schedule tangled.
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Lincoln
Neb
Herbert Hoover
Columbia Broadcasting System
Hoover
AAA
New York
Lawrence Richey
Columbia
Richey
Roosevelt
Approve Two WPA Sewer Projects for Lancaster City
Progress Administration of Ohio approves two WPA projects for Lancaster storm sewer in Cedar Heights costing 14721 dollars and storm sewer in Eable Park at 83628 dollars, announced today to Ted Everett, local WPA engineer.
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Wors Progress Administration of Ohio
Lancaster
Cedar Heights
Eable Park
Wors
Ted Everett
WPA
Fairfield County Grants Aid To 66 Students Under NYA
A total of sixty six Fairfield county students receive National Youth Administration aid. Fourteen Lancaster High school students are among them. Each student works 30 hours monthly at 20 cents per hour, up to six dollars monthly.
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Fairfield County
National Youth Administration
Lancaster High School
Three Cases To Be Tried Next Week In Fairfield County
Judge F M Acen schedules three cases for trial before the petit jury in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court. Fred Zeigler of Lancaster faces a forged document charge with trial set for January 21. Dale Harper, also from Lancaster, is charged with driving while intoxicated and slated for January 22. Ed Carsey of Lancaster faces an embezzlement charge with trial January 23. Zeigier is represented by Chas A Radcliffe. Harper by Geo W Vorvs. Carsey by Kermit Sitterly.
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F. M. Acen
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Fred Zeigler
Lancaster
Dale Harper
Ed Carsey
Zeigier
Chas, A. Radcliffe
Geo. W. Vorvs
January 20 Deadline for Dog Tag Purchase
The county auditors office announces January 20 as the last day to buy dog tags without a $1 penalty. After that date the fee applies.
Fairfield Estates likely to settle in Taskes County
The document lists executors and administrators for Fairfield Estates with approximate values: Harry Cogan of Lancaster around £500. Clara Cook as administratrix. John W. Irick of Pleasantville. executor D. E. Sits. Stephen Blosser and Lexatta A. Blosser of Rushcreek Township. administrator 1A. D. Hufford. total values ranging from £500 to $97,000.
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Tra Taskes County
Pobrta
Cub
Harry Cogan
Lancaster
Clara Cook
John W. Irick
Pleasantville
D. E. Sits
Stephen Blosser
Lexatta A. Blosser
Rushcreek-tp
D. Hufford
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Hover
Chicago
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Hite Supreme Court
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John F. Barnes
Bruno
Wilentz
John F
Jassie) Condon
David T. Wilentz
Panama
Wiientz
Jasfie
Condon
Hotel Tivol
John F. Condon
Panama Canal
Kamenz
Germany
Richard Hauptmann
Discovery I
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Milligan
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George
Daisy Alexander Root
Pres. Roosevelt
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