Capital University to stage The Student Prince in four Feb shows
Lancaster listeners will attend Capital University’s production of The Student Prince a four night run February 10 11 13 and 14. Lucius Mets stars with Cornelia Ellis as Kathie Fred Hoffman as Detlev Kenneth Keller and Eleanor Evans headline a talented Lancaster cast with a forty member Chapel and Men’s Glee Club and a forty piece orchestra led by Prof William Crist. Costumes from Tam’s New York add to the professional production.
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Columbus
Capital University
Sigmund Romberg
Lucius Mets
Prince
New York
Cornelia. Ellis
Ccem
Kathie
Detlet
Fred. Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
Los Angeles
Kenneth Keller
Lancaster
Elenoré ‘Evans
10 Percent Discount Sale at Brocker's Corset Shop Ends
Wellington observed a fatal crossing incident as Wallace G. Young, 43, Wellington Implement owner, was struck after a freight train cleared a crossing. Young, who lived with his wife and three children, had a habit of passing the crossing twice daily for ten years. The sale notice mentions a 10 percent discount at Brocker's Corset Shop ending Saturday February 1.
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Wellington
Wallace G. Young
Brocker’s
Talmadge Ready To Invade North
Governor Eugene Talmadge aims to sweep the North with backing from Southern Grass Roots Democrats to block Roosevelt’s re election and promote his own bid. He plans Illinois Kentucky and West Coast stops before deciding on Philadelphia convention strategy or an independent ticket. A Georgia backed convention claims 1 000 000 delegates as he weighs a possible Georgia preferential primary to seize state delegates.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
North
Roose‘welt
Illinois
Kentucky
Pacific Coast
Talmadge
Philadelphia
Georgia
al Smith
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Market reports hint at shifting stock and industry
Market reports from Vercoe & Co in Columbus list prices and shares for Libbey Owens Ford, Mont Ward Nat Distillers, Pure Oil, Stand. of Ind and other major names. A note recalls the Hudson river’s historic course toward Raritan Bay, while statisticians estimate population grows by over 12 million daily.
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Libbey Owens Ford
Mont
Ward Nat. Distillers
Standard Brands
Woolworth
Westinghouse Elec
Hudson River
Palisades
Watchung Mountains
New Jersey
Raritan Bay
Manhattan Island
New York Harbor
Dr. Johnson
Columbia University
Funding Of Bonus Up To You, Solons Told By President
President Roosevelt faced how to raise 2.249 billion dollars to pay veterans bonuses as Congress weighed options. He sent a letter urging lawmakers to raise funds themselves, with supplemental estimates totaling about 2.249 billion for bonus payments and related costs. Congress sought to avoid new tax measures, while Senate leaders pushed for strict economy and possible agency consolidations.
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Solons
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Joseph W. Burns
White House
Robert L. Doughston
N.C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
D. Va
Byrd
Byrns
Appropriations Committee
Coughton
Treasury
Water cost in bread production stated by agriculture dept
The U S Department of Agriculture notes that two tons of water are required to produce the ingredients for a single one pound loaf of bread, highlighting the large water footprint of common baked goods.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
FERA Staff Reductions Cut Ohio Liquidation Posts
Columbus Jan 30 FERA announces a cut from 1000 to 750 county liquidation staff effective Feb 1. Four locals leased out Feb 29. Some offices spared. WPA building at Seeth High Street canceled Feb 29. Remaining local staff listed. State salaries drop from 104000 to 88000 for February. State FERA HQ about 500 fewer staff pending. County relief workers about 890 funded by FERA continue. Districts drop from 52 to 28 under new shifts.
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Columbus
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Dayton Frost
FERA
Ohio
Fairfield County
Wease
Santasfer
See'h Hirh Street
WPA
Grage Bay
Lucille Friend
Blanche Horst
Phyllis Laver
Frost
Central Ohio Veterans Association delegate attends convention week
Kessler of 2358 High St travels to New York City this week representing the Central Ohio Veterans Association of Metropolitan Life Insurance. He received an invitation from the president to attend the annual general managers meeting at the home office. He met Manager C W Hood at Chilltooths, then stopped in Washington DC to view Congress in action and expects to return next Monday.
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Kessler
High St
New York City
Central Ohio Veterans Association
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
General Managers
New York
Chilltooths
C. W. Hood
Washington D. C
Congress
New district directors named with supervisors listed
Frost announced 28 district case work supervisors to replace 49, naming new district directors and counties. Headquarters No 11 at New Lexington covers Fairfield, Hocking, Morgan and Perry counties with J L Menery as director and Helen Windmiller as case supervisor in Columbus.
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Trict
Frost
New Lexington
Fairfield
Hocking
Morgan
Perry
J. L. Menery
Helen Windmiller
Columbus
Flowers Convalescing After Operation
W. R. Flowers, who recently submitted to an operation, is now convalescing at his mother Mrs. G. W. Flowers home Rt. 4 Lancaster.
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Lancaster Singer In “Student
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Cornelia Ellis
Brocker’s Corset Shop
Morten
Vercoe & Co
Jen
Consolidated
Stand
Ind
N. J
Steels Am
Rolling Mills
Republic Iron & Steel U. 8
Steel Com
Motors
Rubbeers & Equifm't
Chrysler
Elec
Autolite
Gen. Motors
Goodrich Rubber Goodyear Rubber
Rubbher Coppers and Mines Am
Smielters Anacondas
Kenne
CUPS
Am. Gas & Elec
Seagram Cities Soc
Bond & Share Lone Star
Schenley Distilers
Penn Oil No
City Hall
Reed Drug Store
Taylor
Radebaugh
Tonite
Peter B Kyne
Joan A
Tace
Columbia
Round & Square
Basil
the Dramasquers’ Club of
L. H.S
Johnny Dunn
Loomiest
REYUL
Mildred Perlee
Spud Seals
Don Stone
Sugar Kene
Billy Thornton
Pape & Conchita
Sybie Lee
Joe Donaldson
Plesh Screen
Richard Arlen
Beryl Mercer
Ena Kerloff
Bela Lugosi
ABC
Air Big
Radio Hlectric Appliance Co
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