Wallace and Farm Bill Constitutional Debate Continues
The Senate Agriculture Committee refused to accept Henry Wallace's opinion that the administration's new farm program is constitutional. Wallace and AAA head Chester A. Davis argued the bill is constitutional and practical, while members asked Solicitor General Reed for an opinion. The panel aims to improve farmers' finances, debating whether the bill prioritizes price raises or soil conservation.
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Wallace
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
AAA
Day
Chester A. Davis
Davis
Stanley Reed
Supreme Court
Ellison D. Smith
Henrick Shipstead
Minn
Smith
Reed
Shipstead
Johnson estate valued at 19946 dollars in probate record
Asthur E. Johnson of Baltimore left an estate valued at 19946.63 dollars. The inventory and appraisal list appraisers M. Wagner Fred A. Hampson and B. P. Lingille. Also notes trial dates set in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court including Frasure vs Tipple and State vs Shaeffer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asthur E. Johnson
Baltimore
M. Wagner
Fred A. Hampson
B. P. Lingille
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Frasure
Lancaster votes against New Deal in literary digest straw poll
Lancaster residents cast 343 disapproving and 183 approving the New Deal policies in the recent Literary Digest straw poll, a near two to one negative result. The national trend echoed this disapproval by about 60 percent, with nearby towns Logan Circleville Newark and Chillicothe also showing opposition in varying margins.
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Lancaster
Literary Digest
Logan
Circleville
Newark
Chillicothe
Mell Named by President in Ohio Federal Judge Nomination
President Roosevelt nominates Mell G Underwood of New Lexington to be United States District Judge for the southern district of Ohio, to succeed the late Benson Hough. Underwood, 44, is in his seventh Congress term, former Perry County prosecuting attorney, married with three children, and would vacate his seat if appointed. The nomination comes with backing from Ohio Democrats and creates a second vacancy in the state’s congressional delegation.
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Washington
Iph
Roosevelt
Mell G. Underwood
United States
Ohio
Benson Hough
Vic Donahey
Robert Bulkley
Claude J. Bartlett
Columbus
Donahey
Congressman Underwood
Bulkley
Bartlett
Underwood
Rose Farm
Ohio State University Law School
Flora J. Lewis
Cadiz
Hfe
Ohio Democrats
Ohio Congressionel
Charles V. Truax
James M. Lantz
Lancaster
Meil G. Underwood
New Lexington
President Roosevelt
Benson W. Hough
Aged Woman Lies Four Hours After Fall at Home
Neighbors found 89 year old Mrs Helen Headsell lying on the floor under a table at 227 East Wheeling Street after she had fallen and could not rise for about four hours. Patrolman Highler forced entry and the sister arranged transport to Johnson-Orr Hospital. The woman, exposed to cold, suffered from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Headsell
Eest Wheeling Street
Harley Highler
Hadsell
Johnson-Orr
Township Trustee Dies This Morning in Stoutsville Area
Peter E. Huston, 65, Clearcreek Township trustee, died at his home two miles east of Stoutsville after suffering a stroke a month earlier. Survived by widow, son Howard Huston of Pickaway County, and brother John Huston of Lancaster. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Lutheran Church in Stoutsville with Rev. Wenrick and Rev. Wendell officiating. Burial in Maple Hill Cemetery, under Crites and Van Cleve.
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Peter E. Huston
Clearcreek Township
Stoutsville
Howard Huston
Pickaway County
John Huston
Lancaster
Lutheran Church
Wenrick
Wendell
Maple Hill Cemetery
Crites
van Cleve
Lancaster Knights Initiate Class Of Five This Evening
Lancaster Council Knights of Columbus No 1016 will initiate a class of five first degree candidates at the local headquarters this evening. The local degree team will conduct the rites and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Council Knights of Columbus No. 1016
Senate Overrides Roosevelt veto on $2.24B veteran bonus
The Senate, by 76 to 19, overrode President Roosevelt's veto and enacted a $2.237 billion soldiers bonus into law after a 15 year fight. Payment is to come as $50 denomination baby bonds, dated June 15, with cash access five months later, and funds will require added taxes to support.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Veterans Organizations
House
Roosevelt
United States
Treasury Department
Ter
Dr James M Lantz Seeks Democratic Congress Nomination
Dr James M Lantz Lancaster physician formally announces his candidacy for Congress in Ohio's 11th District. He seeks the Democratic nomination a second time after finishing second in a six man field. Lantz has led Lancaster civic groups including Board of Education president Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club and booster efforts for local betterment.
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Dr. Lantz
City of
Lancaster
Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Former Lancaster Pastor Retires From Ministry To Practice Law
Rev. Irvine L. Dungan 64 of Troy Ohio, a former First Presbyterian Church Lancaster pastor, retires from ministry after 40 years to practice law. He said he would rust out and die young if he did not stay active, completing 18 years in Lancaster Sunday and beginning law Monday after passing the state bar. He previously worked in newspapers in Jackson Ohio with J K McClung and is son of the late Irvine Dungan, a congressman and Civil War veteran. he has held pastorates in Cincinnati Chillicothe Middleport and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine L. Dungan
Troy
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
Lancaster
Mr. Dungan
Dungan
Jackson
J. K. McClung
Irvine Dungan
Presbyterian
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Middleport
Portsmouth
Ohio State University
Bitter Cold Strains Maywood Mission for Clothing Aid
Extreme cold drives higher demand for clothes and footwear from Maywood Mission which cannot meet needs in Lancaster and Fairfield counties. Do not sell items. gifts go to the needy. Mission thanks the Lodge of Eagles for supplying shoes to children and aiding a family facing starvation after local relief could not help due to residency rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Lodge of Eagles
Funeral set for OSU dean Walter J. Shepard
Funeral services will be held Tuesday in Columbus for Prof. Walter J. Shepard 59 dean of Ohio State University College of Arts and Sciences for eight years who died Saturday of heart disease.
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Columbus
Walter J. Shepard
Ohio State University
Colege of
Numbers racket murder shocks Cleveland detectives
The body of William Wiggins, 24, described as a Negro policy writer, was found in a ditch near Cleveland with multiple bullet wounds. Detectives suspect rivals in the gambling racket led to his death.
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Cleveland
William Wiggins
Wiggins
Retired minister dies in Bremen at 75
Rev. Jesse C. Beery, 75, longtime pastor who retired six years ago, died Sunday evening at his Bremen home after a yearlong illness. Survivors include his widow, five sons, nine grandchildren, and two brothers. Funeral at U B Church Bremen Thursday 2:30 p.m. Interment Grandview Cemetery. Friends may call after Tuesday night.
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Jesse C. Beery
Bremen
Mr. Beery
George W. Beery
Wiliam
Local youths sent to Mansfield Reformatory in burglary case
Leroy Jigger Deal and George Beany Myers of Lancaster were sentenced by Judge F M Acton and transported to Mansfield Reformatory by Sheriff Wm J Belham in connection with the Idie Hour Restaurant burglary. Birth notice: Mr and Mrs Pearl Coakley announce a son born Saturday at the hospital.
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Leroy ‘“Jigger” Deal
George “Beany’ Myers
Lancaster
Mansfield ReforMatory
F. M. Acton
Reformatory
Wm. J. Belham
Pearl Coakley
Bak. Ave
Lancaster Ohio named one of four Master Farmers of 1835
Barry W. Lutz of Carroll Fairfield County is named one of four Master Farmers of 1835 by The Ohio Farmer journal. He will receive a gold medal and honorary title during Farmers Week at Ohio State University on Wednesday January 28. Other honorees include Charles Ackerman Homer Bartter and J Oliver Murphy.
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Barry W. Lutz
Carroll
Fairfield County
Ohio Fanter
Farm Journal
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio
John F. Cunningham
John D. Bragg
State
L. L. Rummell
The
Ohio Fanner
Charles Ackerman
Mechanicsburg
Homer C. Bartter
Columbia Center
J. Oliver Murphy
Barnesville
Rummel
Mr. Lutz
State Horticultural Society
Horticultural Society
County Board of Education
Coal Shortage Threatens City
A coal shortage looms over Lancaster as heavy demand meets dwindling local supply before Ohio mines shut down due to severe weather. Dealers anticipate renewal of supply soon but remain wary as stock runs low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Ohio
Local girl loses in peace declamation finals
In three semi final sessions at Glenwood Methodist and King avenue Methodist churches, six youths earned places for the state peace declamation final on Feb 4 at Memorial Hall. Finalists include Delyte Compton of Springfield Lowell G. McCoy of Fairpoint Don Radike of Painesville Hall Crowder of Hiram John Hallager of Wauseon and Ruth Brown of St Bernard. Ruth Johnson of Lancaster also competed in the event.
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Columbus
Delyte Compton
Springfield
Lowell G. McCoy
Fairpoint
Glen- Wood Methodist Episcopal Church
Don Radike
Painesville
Hall Crowder
Hiram
King Avenue Methodist Church
John Hallager
Wauseon
Ruth Brown
St. Bernard
Broad Street
Ohio Council of Churches
Memorial Hall
Ruth Johnson
Lancaster
Hospital Admissions In City Hospital Today
New patients in the city hospital include Mrs. Helen Kost 417 W Mulberry for an operation Mrs Genevieve Fosnaugh Carroll Route No 1 for an operation Mrs Ruth Amspaugh Carroll Route 1 for treatment Harry Nihiser Canal Winchester for an operation and Jackie Reed Lancaster Route No 6 for treatment.
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Helen Kost
W. Mulberry Jt
Genevieve Fosnaugh
Carroll
Ruth Amspaugh
Harry Nihiser
Canal Winchester
Jackie Reed
Lancaster
Driver Involved in Iowa Auto Collision Faces Injury
Harold Windy Straits of Lancaster suffered facial lacerations requiring eighteen stitches after a Saturday evening crash on Route 3 north of Hooker. He collided with a truck driven by Arthur Decker of Delaware, Ohio. Decker uninjured. Straits held on charge of operating an automobile while intoxicated. His damaged car was taken to a Lancaster garage.
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Harold
Windy
Straits
Lancaster
Wm. J. Belhorn
Faypool
Hooker
Arthur Decker
Delaware
Ohio
Decker
Strais
Mrs Geo Cunningham Dies Sunday At Home
Mrs Geo Cunningham passed away Sunday morning at her North Broad home aged with her husband surviving and three brothers Henry Frank and Will Peters along with sisters Lissie Fannie and Bertha Peters. Funeral services set for Tuesday at two o'clock at the home conducted by Rev Won Seaman of the First M E Church. Friends may call Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon.
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George Munningham
North Broad S
Henry B Peters
Frank N. Peters
Will R. Peters
Lissie J. Peters
Fannie Fe, Peters
Bertha B. Peters
Won G. Seaman
Thimmes Birth Announcement in Wheeling Hospital
Mr and Mrs Thomas Thimmes announce the birth of a daughter at the hospital Saturday in Wheeling. The couple resides at 426 EF Wheeling Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thimmes
Wheeling
West Lancaster Home Damaged by Fire
Firemen were called to Dale Greiner's home at 809 Union St in West Lancaster. Fire of undetermined origin caused about 154 dollars in building damage and 100 dollars to contents. The alarm came in at 7:20 p.m. The house is owned by Mr. Tash.
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Bov TR
Dale Greiner
Union St
Actein
Howere
A My. Tash
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South America
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Mell
Lancaster Knights
Jas. Lantz
Troy, Ohio
U. Dean
Leo
Ind
WPA
Grabill
Sracks
Marion McBride
Merc
Harry W. Lutz
Carroll Fruit Grower
Ain
W. HB. Alexander
Wiliam Dennis
East Mar Street
Lancaster Weather Bureau
Zeto
Alexander
Ohio River
Rachael H. Dicken
Lagan
R. M. Eymman
Harold Straits
West Lancaster
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