Sudden French shift on Rhineland and sanctions
Aris March 10. France retreats from demand for military sanctions on Germany and may withdraw Rhineland troop withdrawal after Locarno powers conference. France places two conditions: Germany pledges Rhine fortifications and Hitler must modify his 1933 speech offers for future guarantees.
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Aris
France
Germany
Rhineland
Annnthony Eden
London
Pierre Erienne Flandin
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
League
Congratulations To Underwood Extended By Local Democrats
A Fairfield County Democratic Club meeting unanimously passed a resolution praising Judge Underwood for elevation to the federal bench and extending warm congratulations. The item was drafted by Kumler, Butcher, and Gallagher. C. A. Radcliffe was named delegate to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Fairfield County Democratic Club
Karl We. Kumler
Mamie E. Butcher
James E. Gallagher
C. A. Radcliffe
Philadelphia
Radcliffe
Philip Boyer
Pleasant Township
Welch of Rockbridge seeks Ohio 11th District seat
Harry B. Welch of Rockbridge files for Congress in Ohio’s 11th District. He submits a petition with nearly 2000 Democratic signatures from Fairfield Pickaway Hocking Ross and Perry counties at the Ross County Board of Elections in Chillicothe. Welch is a former state representative from Hecking County who ran in a primary two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Welch
Rockbridge
Ohio
Fairfield
Pickaway Hocking
Ross
Perry
Ross County Board of Elections
Chillicothe
Welch
Hecking County
New Blue And White Automobile License Tags Appear Today
Ohio's 1936 cobalt blue and white auto license plates debut with March 10 eligibility for display, replacing Dec 10. In Lancaster few tags seen and Fairfield Auto Club members seek prior year serials, needing March 23 assignments. The tag sale runs through March 31, marking 1935 license expirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofter
Ohio
Lancaster
Fairfield Auto Club
Fairfield County to receive 123000 in gas and tag revenue
The 1936 distribution of gasoline tax and motor vehicle license funds will yield about 123000 for Fairfield County. Auto tag tax of 70000 is due about May 1 and gasoline tax of 53000 will be paid in five installments. The distribution reflects changes in registration dates and is the largest road money since 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County
Ohio Good Roads Federation
W. A. Alsdorf
Council approves hospital aids and staff additions
Lancaster officials passed three ordinances to improve the city hospital administration. The measures authorize a delinquent accounts collector, create a new hospital clerk position at 50 dollars a month with a 1000 dollar bond, and add general duty nurses at 70 dollars monthly. Two councilmen dissented. A water system outage at the South Columbus Street bridge caused a five foot reservoir drop and about 500000 gallons lost. The electric pipe thawing machine rate was set at 75 cents per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Cry Council
Adolph Raab
Geo. Belhorn
Clement Fox
Rowles
Water Department
Columbus Street
Bowles
Ralptt Bitler
Fairfield Future Farmers To Give Grange Programs
Fairfield Future Farmers Club met at Lancaster High School with twenty members to plan programs for three county granges. The group schedules events in March and April 1926 in Rushville Basil and Amanda. I P Blauser of Ohio State University spoke on Rural Electrification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Future Farmers
Fairfield Future Farmers Club
Lancaster High School
Rushville
Basil
Amanda
I. P. Blauser
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Ohio State University
Mr. Blaser
Ohio
Blauser
Rural Electrification Administration
R. D. Lewis
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette Formed By Merge Of Two Papers
The Lancaster Eagle and The Lancaster Gazette merge to form the Lancaster Eagle-Gazette, publishing daily except Sunday. Subscribers receive full credit for existing subscriptions, with combined credits for dual subscriptions. Rates: 15 cents weekly, 4 dollars yearly in Fairfield County, 35 dollars beyond first two zones, 6 dollars elsewhere. Officers and directors listed. Offices at Eagle Gazette building, 111 East Chestnut Street, phone 252.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Eagle
The
Lancaster Gazette
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Fairfield County
Lancaster
Eagle-Gazette CO
Charles Wetzler
R. Kenneth Kerr
J. W. Deffenbaugh
Charles Sawyer
William V. Fisher
Thomas W. Wiseman
C. J. Beach
Eagle Gazette
East Chestnut Street
Lie Detector Not Equal To Grilling
REDWOOD CALIF March 10 P Jerome Von Braun Salz, known for calm under pressure, broke down under police grilling and directed officers to his victim's body. They found Ada French Rice 59 in a shallow grave along Skyline Boulevard, missing since June, lime poured over the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood
Calif
Jerome von Braun Salz
Gien
Sky Line
Ada French Rice
Bath
Ohio Guard to Join Fort Knox Maneuvers This Summer
Adjutant General Emil F. Marx announced the Ohio National Guard will participate in the federal Second Army maneuvers at Fort Knox Kentucky this summer. Included is Lancaster Company G. The plan reverses earlier announcements that Ohio troops would stay at Camp Perry for annual field training. Preparation will begin immediately with full cooperative effort and guard units returning to Camp Perry next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Emil F. Marx
Ohio National Guard
Fort Knox
Company G
Lancaster
Ohio
Marx
Camp Perry
Easter Egg Hunt Ads Spark Lancaster Fairfield Shopper Fever
Brer Rabbit chats with a Gazette reporter about Lancaster and Fairfield County egg hunt ads launching today. Merchants boast abundant prizes including 100 numbered eggs and new auto parts at Bear Kat and Wiseman Hicks stores, with families urged to save every ad and study the cheerful spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit
Gazette
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Teddy’ Fox
Gfris
Bear Kat
Mardy
Reddy’ Fox
Johnny Skunk
Wiseman
Hicks
Minnie
Mary Rabbit
Moon
Gotty
Peddlers Target Lancaster as City Becomes Spring Magnet
F M Paul of the Lancaster Chamber urges residents to favor local merchants over itinerant peddlers. He contrasts peddlers with legitimate salesmen, cites poor quality and lack of warranty in peddler goods, and appeals for reporting such activity to police or the chamber. He stresses civic duty to protect merchants and keep Lancaster commerce clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Ohio
F. M. Paul
Chamber of Commerce
Paul
Former Baltimore Merchant B F Kummer Dies in Yakima
Word arrived today of the death of B F Kummer at his home in Yakima Washington where he had been a prominent business man for thirty years. For twenty five years he served as business manager of the Yakima public schools. He was formerly a Baltimore merchant with a shop in the building now occupied by W R Osborne. Several distant relatives live in Baltimore and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Kidwell
Baltimore
B. F. Kummer
Yakima
Washington
Yakima Public Schools
W. R. Osbourne
Driver Arrested After East Main Street Crash
Miles Graham was arrested by police after a two vehicle collision at M1 and Cherry Street. Bremen resident M L Campfield’s auto was struck. a street car was damaged and a pedestrian narrowly avoided injury. Graham was fined 100 dollars plus costs and received a six month driving suspension for operating while intoxicated. Motorman E Brown led the street car investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Street
Miles Graham
Tancaster
Chas. Moyer
Graham
M. L. Campfield
Bremen
E. Brown
Election Board To Reorganize Today
Fairfield County Board of Elections will meet at 3 30 P M on W Main St for re organization Olaf Myers newly appointed clerk by Secretary of State Geo Myers will take office after the reorganization succeeding Charles H Drinkle Jr who may run for representative Three more candidates filed petitions Clifton Parish county recorder Chas Cline for sheriff and J D Dupler for county coroner all with the board of elections
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County Board of Elections
W. Main St
Olaf Myers
Geo. Myers
Chas. H. Drinkle JR
Board of Elections
Clifton Parish
Chas. Cline
J. D. Dupler
Lancaster
Bremen Business Leader Don Pierce Dies in Hospital
Don Pierce prominent Bremen businessman died Monday night at 10 30 in Lancaster Hospital after three weeks of treatment. He led Masonic circles as a member of the Scottish Rite Shrine Columbus and the Utica Blue Lodge. Survived by mother Avalene Pierce and two sisters Mrs G A Denner and Mrs Bertha M Patterson, all in Cleveland. Funeral for Bremen Masons Wednesday at eight with Rev J A McEwen. body to be taken Thursday to West Farmington Ohio for burial in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Pierce
Bremen
Lancaster Hospital
Scottish Rite and Shrine of Columbus
Blue Lodge
Utica
Ohio
Avalene Pierce
G. A. Denner
Berthe M. Patterson
Cleveland
B. F. Linville
Bremen Masons
J. A. McEwen
West Farmington
WPA approves Ewing Street water main project
March 1040 report from Columbus, Ohio notes Works Progress Administration approval of a $3,816 fund for Fairfield Lancastr project to lay and construct a water main on Ewing Street near the corporation site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing ST
Columbus
Works Progress Administration
Fairfield—Lancastr
Ewing Street
Kiatst Toe Corporation
Allen E. Donley Dies at 71 After Illness
Allen E. Donley 71 of Lancaster died Monday night at Lancaster Hospital after three weeks of treatment. Survived by four daughters Mrs. Frank Stoneburner Mrs. Granville Warner Mrs. Edward Beyls and Mrs. Chirence Hoffman, a son John Donley, nine grandchildren, a stepmother Mrs. William Donley, a half sister Mrs. Josephine Mulls and two half brothers William and Charles Donley, all of Lancaster. The body was removed.
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Adlen
Donley
Lancaster Hospital
Frank Stoneburner
Granville Warner
Edward Beyls
Lancaster
Chirence Hoffman
Pieasantville
John Donley
Logan
William Donley
S& Broad St
Josepaine = Mulls
William
Charles Donley
New Deal Truth-in-Securities Act Attacked in Supreme Court
In Washington on March 10 1933 the Truth-in-Securities Act faced constitutional challenge as an unlawful expansion of SEC authority. Barry Glasser for J Edward Jones argued the act unjustly delegates power and fails to inform investors, as Jones seeks to withdraw a registration of oil participation certificates. James Beck supported constitutional objections.
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Washington
Mar
New Deal
Supreme Court
Barry Q. Glasser
J. Edward Jones
New York
James M. Beck
Jones
Glasser
Roosevelt
SEC
Securities and Exchange Commission
House Committee Backs Air Strength Increase to 4000 Planes
The House Military Affairs Committee reported a bill to raise the army air force to 4000 aircraft amid debate on air defense. The proposal calls for allocating funds and outlining phased deployment, with current strength cited at 7728 planes in service and 2320 to be added under the plan. A selective review of funding and timelines was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasington
Marenig
House
Carrie
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Nort
Congress
S. Maple St
Birler
Council
Harry Stalder
City Natural Gas Department
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Walter W. Graf
Graf
Roosevelé Avenue
Eighth Ave
Sixth Ave
Harrison Avenue
John Seimer
Eagles Lodge
Front Street
W. E. Rowles
Clarence Ochs
Fairfield Rural Electric Cooperative
Lancaster Guards
East Main Street
Allen E. Donley
Woodring
W. Spradan
Howe
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