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Lancaster Gazette

Location

Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1936

Page

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Sub Zero Temperatures Set To Edge Up Saturday

Ohio weather improves toward Saturday as sub zero readings end within 24 hours. Lancaster reports 18 degrees below zero last night and 16 below Wednesday. Roads open but many county roads remain drifted. Pleasantville closed. Bremen school heating out of order. jail and city buildings stay warm.

Ohio W. H. Alexander Lancaster Pleasantville Pickerington Bremen Lancaster City Wm. Dennis Alexander Sandusky Bay Bridge Marietta

Chief of Grange Has Farm Plan

Snow removal and farm policy dominate notes from a harsh winter. City crews clear streets with a new snow plow while rural routes suffer delays. fatalities rise in Chicago and Illinois as cold grips Indiana and Ohio schools. Rescues conserve fuel amid deep drifts and stranded children in Geneva and Celina.

Lancaster Stowe W. E. Rowles Service Department Louie Schotr Crowns Chicago Ilinois Tates Indiana Ohio Geneva Ind Celina Neptune Wandicap Racine Wis Pasquale Perone

Bonus Veto by Roosevelt Sparks Swift House Vote

President Roosevelt vetoed the $2.237 billion bonus bill in a six paragraph handwritten message, urging Congress to recall his 1935 veto. House Speaker Burns aims to delay, but the chamber swiftly voted 324 to 61 to override, sending the measure to the Senate for concurrence.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Joseph W. Burns House Mr. Roosevelt Senate Roostvelt

Flame Thawing Pipe Fire Damages Home in Wheeling

A thawing of water pipes caused a fire at the home of Scott Brill, 614 West Wheeling, resulting in damages estimated at $175. Fire crews responded, and efforts were made to prevent further spread. The incident occurred around evening hours and involved smoke and minor structural impact.

Scott Brill Wheeling

Mother's Pleas Halt Firing Squad Executions in Utah

Governor Henry H Blood granted a reprieve to Delbert Green who faced execution by firing squad at dawn for the killings of his wife, mother-in-law and uncle. The reprieve lasts until the pardon board meets February 15, following pleas from Green's mother. Green had been condemned four times and was to be executed at Utah State Prison in Salt Lake City.

Salt Lake City Utah Henry H. Blood Delbert Green Green Utah State

Sarraut forms broad coalition cabinet in France

Paris Jan 24 Albert Serraut lead Democrat and ex Premier announced formation of a coalition cabinet to succeed Laval. He will submit the list to President Lebrun after Radical Socialist Edouard Herriot's approval, aiming for a center to moderate-left lineup including Delbos to lead Radicals. The cabinet to govern only until spring elections, with May targeted. Sarraut, 64, has long parliaments tenure and a record of durability amid numerous brushes with death and danger.

Paris Albert Serraut Pierre Laval Albert Lebrun Edouard Herriot Radical Socialiet Laval Delbos Chamber of Deputies Lava May

Pataskala Crash Kills Two Sharp Sisters

Harriett and Bernice Sharp sisters who ran a Millersburg real estate agency were killed near Pataskala, Licking County, when their car stalled on train tracks and was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train en route from New York to St Louis. Identification was by papers and motor vehicle records.

Columbus, O Jan Ir— Harriett Bernice Sharp Millerspurg Pataskala Licking County Pennsylvania Brain Registrar of Motor Vehicles Sharp New York St. Louis

Sportsm en Asked to Feed Quail in Ohio Cold Season

State Conservation Department and Fairfield County Fish and Game Association warn of serious depletion of quail and song birds in Fairfield County due to heavy snows. They urge sportsmen and farmers to provide winter feed and cover as part of a possible game management program to prevent quail wipeout.

State Conservation Department Fairfield County Fish and Game Association Ohi Fairfield County Ohio

Eastern Ohio Faces Fuel Shortage Amid Snow Blockages

Snowbound Eastern Ohio economies fear fuel shortages as coal mines idle and transportation halts for a third day. Belmont County roads remain blocked with drifts up to 20 feet, 300 abandoned cars, and several snow plows damaged while officials rush to reopen the St. Clairsville Fairpoint route.

ST. Clairsville Ohio Hanna Coal Co Fairpoint Belmont County

Souths First Gas Execution Held

Allen Foster of Birmingham Alabama became the first man executed in North Carolina's new lethal gas chamber at Central Prison Raleigh. The 20 year old Negro spoke and waved as the chamber released gas at 10 36 a m witnesses described violent coughing and tears as the condemned man gasped and cried to his mother and shouted Joe Louis as the fumes filled the room.

Central Raleigh N. C ap—Allen Foster Birmingham Ala North Carolina Foster Hel Joe Louis

Italy Calls British Military Aids a Danger to Peace

Rome notes protest Britain's mutual military aid accords in the Mediterranean as a threat to European peace. Italy says such initiatives tie to the Ethiopian conflict and create grave unease, with the note to be presented to League members individually.

Rome Italy Britain Mediterranean League France Greece Yugoslavia Turkey

Bruno Lawyers Start Long Expected Hauptmann Appeal

In Trenton on January 24 AP reports Bruno Richard Hauptmann's attorneys opened a long expected challenge to the evidence that convicted the Bronx carpenter of the Lindbergh baby murder. The move signals an appeal ahead of Hauptmann's 20 day reprieve from the electric chair.

Trenton N. J Bruno Richard Hauptmann Bronx Hauptmann

Rabid Dog Bites Many in East End and More

Local police reported several dogs bitten by a rabid dog that died after being penned by its owner. Names and addresses of affected dogs are listed, with more bite cases suspected. The second item references Hauptmann related testimony and defense claims about a witness’s eyesight and possible records.

McDonald Henry Roby Guy Phelps Walnut St Della Ave Wayne Phelps Walnut Della Avenue Albert Nutter Mein St Ben Mutter East Chestnut 'St Baldwin and Locust &J Roe Chestnut St

Hankinson Returns Home for Brief Visit After Boxing Fight

Bag Boy Hankinson, among the nation’s top ten heavyweight boxers, came home to Lancaster last night to visit his father Elza Hankinson at City Hospital where he recovers from a broken leg from the Christmas Day auto crash. His last fight, a ten round decision loss to King Levinsky, was in Los Angeles two weeks ago. He plans to stay about two weeks at 734 E. 6th Ave with no upcoming bouts lined up.

Hankinson Lancaster Elza Hankinson Hank Los Angeles King Levinsky 6Th Ave

Bogus Detective Tricks Victim in Confidence Scam

A Doncaster man was tricked by a bogus detective who promised to trace counterfeit notes. He exchanged two four pound notes for a stranger, then met a man claiming police inspection duties who vanished with the five pound notes. The conman posing as a detective remains at large.

London Doncaster

Local Man Fined On Theft Charge

Russell Singleton of Lancaster was arrested on a warrant for port larceny linked to the theft of 16 decks of playing cards from a local Kresge store. He was fined $23 and costs by Mayor Chas. E. Moyer and sent to county jail in New of payment.

Russell Singleton Lancaster Kresge Chas. E. Moyer

Poker Cheater Loses Sympathy Of Court

BRANTFORD Ont Jan 23 John Toth appeared in court on an assault charge. He said he found an opponent cheating with aces up his sleeve. The crown argued a man can get hit when cheated and Toth was dismissed from the case.

Brantford Ont John Toth Toth

All WPA Work Delayed By Cold In Lancaster Fairfield

Lancaster and Fairfield county WPA projects are suspended due to severe cold. WPA engineer Ted Everitt said workmen will not be recalled until weather improves. Twenty four projects were in operation this week, mainly sewer construction and heavy grading, but all halted with the cold wave.

Lancaster Fairfield County Ted Everitt WPA

Kilburger Chosen Toastmaster for Jackson Banquet

President Charles A Radcliffe of Fairfield county Democratic Club named Harry Kilburger Lancaster attorney as toastmaster for the upcoming Jackson Day banquet. Kilburger, connected with Attorney Edward G Kirn and Notre Dame Law School graduate, will lead the event with date to be announced.

Charles A Radcliffe Fairfield County Democratic Club Harry Kilburger Lancaster Kulburger Edward G. Kirn Notre Dame Law School

County Engineer on Ballots Replaces Surveyor Hereafter

Columbus officials report Secretary of State George S Myers ruled that ballots will designate the office as County Engineer instead of County Surveyor. The change follows new law requiring candidates for the office to be registered professional engineers and surveyors.

Columbus George S Myers Myers Enatieer Aut Veyor

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