Huey Long Machine Election Victor In Louisiana Primary
The Long machine led in Louisiana primary returns with Richard W. Lehe ahead of Cleveland Dear by about 82,570 votes. In New Orleans precincts Lehe outpaced Dear 125,495 to 42,825 as tensions over alleged voting fraud rose and violence flared briefly.
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Huey Long
Louisiana
New Orleans
Richard W. Lewhe
Long Machine
Cleveland Dear
Long
Lehe
Dear
Coun
Machine
Anti-Long
Sen
Guv
K. Allen
Senate
Allen Allender
Earl BR. Long
Court approves return of funds to local firm
Federal Judge Robert I. Negin in Columbus today approved release of the AAA processing funds of the Lancaster Packing Company held in escrow. The firm sought the return of 2104.94, a matter pending before the court with similar actions by Ohio concerns.
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Robert I. Negin
Columbus
AAA
Lancaster Packing Company
Ohio
Hough Bench Successor Sought by Underwood or Bartlett
Underwood and Bartlett are each mentioned as possible successors to Hough on the bench. The brief note cites names tied to the vacancy and signals interest from the two figures in the judgeship. Further confirmation or official nomination details are not provided in the fragment.
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Underwood
Bartlett
Hough Bench
Five Nations Arm Pact Against Italians Revealed
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden disclosed that Britain France Yugoslavia Greece and Turkey formed an armed pact against Italy. The League Steering Committee 18 moved toward an embargo and appointed experts to study its feasibility. Eden sent a note to Augusto De Vasconcellos detailing Mediterranean talks.
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Geneva
Anthony Eden
Britain
France
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Eden
League
Italy
Augusto de Vasconcellos
Committee of 18
Congress passes 237 million soldiers bonus bill
Washington reports the House completed final passage of a 237 million soldiers bonus bill aimed at paying about 182 690 Ohio veterans. The measure, backed by a large House majority, follows a 74 to 16 Senate vote and awaits a presidential veto decision. Details on funding and tax increases remain unsettled as the measure heads to the White House.
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Washington
Congress
Ohio
American Legion
Fairfield
House
Senate
Canal Winchester Youth Wins Blue Ribbon Honor
Virgil Harrison, a Canal Winchester High School student in agricultural education, won blue ribbon honors in the district Future Farmers of America speaking contest held Thursday at Johnstown High School. Robert Meade of Groveport placed second. Virgil, in his third year of high school, is president of the Canal Winchester FFA chapter and active in church and school activities. He advances to compete with district winners January 29 at Ohio State University as part of Farmer's Week. the overall winner goes to the North Atlantic regional contest in Springfield, Mass.
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Virgi Harrison
Canal
Winchester High School
Future Farmers of America
Johnstown
Robert Meade
Groveport
Virgil
Canal Winchester
Methodist Sunday School
Ohio State University
Ohio
Springfield
Mass
APPROVE LOCAL SEWER PROJECT COLUMBUS
Columbus January 22 WPA projects approved by state headquarters include Fairfield Lancaster sewer on Cedar Avenue funded at $642. The notice lists these improvements as part of municipal works and signals continued federal support for local public works programs.
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Columbus
Fairfield
Lancaster
Cedar Avene
Larsen's bid approved for Lancaster High band instruments
The Lancaster High School band will acquire five new instruments after a $674,531 bid from Earl C. Larsen of Larsen's Music Shop was accepted by Principal Paul Wenger. Instruments include two E flat horns, a King B flat trumpet, and a King C saxophone and clarinet, funded by student purchase contributions.
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Earl C. Larsen
Larsen
Lancaster High School
Paul Wenger
Twac
King
Moen
Tad Foie
Instrumeet
Psig
Heywood Patterson Goes On Trial For Life Fourth Time
Decatur Alabama January 22 Heywood Patterson chief in the Scottsboro assault case faces a life trial for leading nine negroes in a criminal attack on Mrs Victoria Price aboard a freight car five years ago Defense counsel Samuel W Liebowitz opened its major attack Patterson testified to refute the charges as ten state witnesses testified yesterday Clarence Norris a fellow youth awaits trial tomorrow with venire already called
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Decatur
Ala
Pe Heywood Patterson
Scottsboro
Victoria Price
Samuel W. Liebowitz
Patterson
Atate
Thomas E. Knight, Jr
Clarence Norris
Mrs Lerit Admitted For Operation At Lancaster Hospital
Mrs H E Lerit of Lancaster Route Wo 2 was admitted to Lancaster Hospital yesterday for an operation. She is reported in satisfactory condition and undergoing the procedure as planned.
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H. E. Lerit
Lancaster
Lancaster Hospital
Vierebome And Guyton Chosen Heads of Maywood Mission
A. B. Vierebome and L. V. Guyton were elected president and vice president of the Maywood Mission Board for the fourteenth year. N. Burton was re elected treasurer and Geo J Gearhart re elected secretary. Rev H N Root, Mission superintendent, reported about 1000 needy people fed through 115 baskets of provisions, plus additional baskets from the Loyal Order of Moose. Root noted 4000 miles driven in 1935, aid to 2700 people in 103 families, 163 families fed with 5000 buns and 1217 loaves of bread, 3704 clothing items, 503 pairs of shoes, 296 pieces of furniture, $6 stores and 54 mattresses. He preached 179 sermons.
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A. B. Vierebome
L. .V. Guyton
Maywood Mission Board
N. Burton
Geo. J. Gearhart
N. Root
Santa Claus
Order of Moose
Root
Laval and Cabinet Resign Over Political Pressure in France
Paris reports Premier Pierre Laval and his entire cabinet submitted their resignations to President Albert Lebrun today amid radical socialist resignations. The move follows party pressure and the left wing’s push for Laval’s removal before upcoming parliamentary elections. Lebrun began consultations to name a new premier, with several names discussed as potential replacements.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
France
Albert Lebrun
Laval
Edouard Herriot
Joseph Paul-Boncour
Louis German Martin
Louis Rollin
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Flandin
Herriot
Death of Mrs Devilla Fishbaugh at home east of Baltimore
Mrs Devilla Belle Fishbaugh 64 died this morning at 10 30 at her home east of Baltimore Survived by husband Wesley four sons Carl Raymond Hershel and Lilburn all of different nearby locales two sisters Mrs Henrietta McLaughlin New Albany and Mrs George Abdalla Lancaster one brother Elmer Rhodes West Jefferson Funeral set for Friday at 2 pm from Baltimore Methodist Church with Rev J Yiesley officiating Interment Kirkersville cemetery director in charge A L Mauger Baas
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Devilla Belle Fishbaugh
Baltimore
Wesley Fishbaugh
Carl Fishbaugh
Columbus
Raymond
Hershel Fishbaugh
Lilburn Fishbaugh
Henrietta
McLaughlin
New Albany
George Abdalla
Lancaster
Elmer Rhodes
West Jefferson
M. E
Attempted burglary reports rise to six in city
A sixth attempted burglary was logged this week after burglars tried to pry open the Bauman Bros. meat market on South Columbus Street causing front and side door damage. Nearby targets on W Main Street, South Broad, N Columbus and Cassin Fearn also faced earlier attempts, police noted.
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Lancaster
Ist
Bauman Bros
South Columbus Street
Economy Bore
Gerhard Asters
W. Main Street
Mattox
South Broad
Johnson's Paint and Glass Co
N. Columbus
Cassin & Fearn
South Columbus Stree
Death Notice of Mrs Susan Brown at 86 in Ohio
Mrs Susan Brown 86 widow of Frank H Brown died 10 30 p m Tuesday at 767 East Main street She had been ill for long time Surviving are two daughters Mrs May Wiley and Mrs L W Marks four sons Adolph Brown Loring John and Alfred a brother George Morrison seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral arrangements await arrival of distant children F E Smith in charge
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Susan Brown
Frank H. Brown
East Main Street
Itwo
May Wiley
L. W. Marks
Texas
Adolph Brown
Loring
Columbus
John l and
Alfred
California
George. Morrison
Nevada
Millionaire’s gun kills hunting pal in accident
Greensboro N C Jan 22 No official action will be taken against Clay Williams millionaire cigarette manufacturer whose gun killed William Law 71 president of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company in a hunting accident Law who lived several hours absolved Williams completely urging him not to feel badly since the mishap was clearly an accident Law and Williams were hunting quail both pursuing the same bird Williams tripped on a honeysuckle vine and in falling one barrel for his gun was discharged The slug struck Law in the leg Williams remained with Law while a guide went five miles to a road for an automobile in which Law was taken to Siler City where he received medical attention
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Greensboro
N. C
Clay Williams
William Law
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Law
Williams
Willams
Wiliams
Siler City
Egyptian Cabinet Resigns Over Treaty Terms
Cairo Jan 22 The Egyptian cabinet tendered its resignation to King Fuad in protest against terms of a proposed treaty with Great Britain. Ministers objected to several points including British troop retention at Cairo and Alexandria, a five year British chief of police, and a European bureau of investigation headed by a Briton.
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Cairo
Egypt
Fuad
Great Britain
Alexandria
European Bureau of Investigation
Security Department
First cigar to fly Pacific arrives in Lodi
Cecil Williams of Lodi claims to have smoked the first cigar that ever crossed the Pacific. A Philippine friend sent it via the Philippine Clipper, marking a historic moment in aviation and cultural exchange.
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Lodi
Cal
Cecil Williama
Snowstorm Closes Most County Schools Amid Severe Cold
Lancaster and Fairfield County face a blizzard like storm as W H Alexander forecasts the season's coldest wave. All county schools except Thurston and Bremen close. Bremen students ride home by bus while Thurston ends at two. Temperatures may drop to five to ten degrees below zero tonight. Cleveland and Columbus see sharp early drops.
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Lancaster
Fairfield County
W. H. Alexander
Thurston
Bremen
R. M. Eyman
Haxeburg
Ohio
Beran
Congress receives soil program to replace AAA
The administration proposes a soil conservation and domestic allotment plan to replace the invalidated AAA. It would grant the Secretary of Agriculture powers to control soil improvements and withdraw acreage, with voluntary payments and no required funding. Senator Bankhead seeks a $440 million appropriation in the independent offices bill. The House bill, led by Marvin Jones, sets payment criteria based on soil improvement acreage, land use changes, and domestic consumption targets.
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Supreme Court Aaa
Secretary of Agriculture Board
John N. Bankhead
Ala
Senate
House
Marvin Jones
Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Davey Delegation to Leave Tonight for Washington
An Ohio Democratic delegation led by Governor Davey will depart Columbus tonight for Washington to confer with President Roosevelt and other administration leaders over party harmony. The 30 member group includes four or five state officials and plans to return Saturday. Mrs. Davey remains in Columbus awaiting the rescheduled White House reception.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davey
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Eagles Organize Own Degree Team in Lancaster
Eagles of Lancaster hold a monthly social at the South Columbus hall with a floor show and refreshments. They plan minstrel shows and future activities, including a $150 scholarship to be awarded February 16 during a district initiation in Zanesville, Ohio, with George Herman directing the event. Dr Furnas of Columbus spoke at the Lancaster initiation held last Sunday.
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Lancaster Acri
Eagles
South
Columbus
Eagles’ Shoe Fund
George Herman
Zanesville
Ohio
Rutter
Furnas
Lancaster Hall
First fog horn found among old papers in Saint John
A paper bundle on Part ridge Island near here reveals a stool engraving claiming to be the world’s first fog horn, erected in 1855, discovered among aged documents in Saint John. The note cites WN B and a January 22 reference, outlining a historical curiosity about maritime signaling gear.
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Tweistory
Saint John
Partridge Island
Thieves Enter Home After Stealing Key in Toledo
Thieves stole a key from Steve Jancott at a party on January 22 in Toledo and used it to enter his home, taking more than $50 in cash and property. The incident occurred shortly after the party as police began investigations into the break in.
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Toledo
Steve Jancott
Shoplifter in Saginaw Fined $50, Held in County Jail
Frenk Conners, of Saginaw Michigan, arrested on Main Street for shoplifting a new blue serge under his coat. He paid a $50 fine and was remanded to jail to await payment, with May or Chas, BE, Moyer's court yesterday.
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Frenk Conners
Saginaw Michigan
Main Street
Chas
Moyer
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