Baby bond bill sails through Senate as House moves forward
The House plans to pass tomorrow a baby bond payment bill after a 74 to 16 Senate vote. It would redeem more than 2.0 billion dollars of adjusted service certificates into 50 dollar bonds, with the plan headed to President Roosevelt's desk. The bill's immediate cost ranges from 1 to 2 billion, depending on veterans cashing bonds, and starting June 15 veterans may cash bonds or hold for 3 percent interest to 1945.
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FDR
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W Harrison
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Neutrality Law Debate Grips Senate Amid Time Pressure
In Washington on January 21 the Senate debated extending the neutrality law for a year to allow thorough work on permanent policy. Some Senators urged delay citing scant time before February 29 while others foresee action within a week or ten days. The issue centers on arms embargoes and broader commerce controls during wartime.
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Senate
Sean Thomas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Thomas
Utah
Congress
Robinson
Ohio to keep Big AAA shelved while Little AAA advances
Agricultural extension heads in Ohio push the Little AAA soil conservation program while keeping the Big AAA machinery on hold awaiting Washington approval. Ramsower notes substitute plans retain core Ohio concept. meetings in 15 counties explain the program and more talks follow.
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Columbus
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio State University
Ohio
Supreme Court
Washington
Ramsower
Driver Held After Fatal Crash in Gallipolis
Wendell R. Roush, 35, was bound over to the grand jury on a manslaughter charge after a collision Saturday in Gallipolis that killed Leander Walker, 48, and seriously injured Denny A. Lane, 42. He posted $1,000 bond to await action.
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Gallipolis
Wendell R. Roush
Grand Jury
Roush
Leander Walker
Denny A. Lane
Congressional Panels Tackle Routine Bills in Session Gaps
In recess ICongress committees pursue routine work. Banking and currency discuss routine measures while Agriculture shapes an AAA substitute. Appropriations reviews a Deficiency bill and Naval affairs revisits naval reserve revisions. Foreign affairs considers neutrality. judiciary executes routine business.
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Banking and Currency
Agriculture
Appropriations
Naval Affairs
Foreign Affairs
Liquor Sales Double Under Ohio Monopoly in 1935
Ohio liquor monopoly reports 1935 sales of 32.48 million, more than double 1934 nine month total of 13.86 million. Cleveland district led with 10.23 million, Canton district next with 6.29 million. December saw the highest monthly sales. profits and operating expenses data delayed.
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Ohio
James W. Miller
Cleveland
Canton
Guardsmen Protect Non-Union Shirt Workers in Indiana
About 600 Indiana National Guardsmen moved into Albany and Jeffersonville to guard women shirtmakers who sought non-union jobs amid strong union opposition. Troops protected M. Fine and Sons plant properties and patrolled by heavy trucks as clashes erupted with women marching through lines to the Jeffersonville factory.
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Indiana
National Guardsmen
Jeffersonville
Paul Fechtman
Maj. Ralg Paddock
Payne
F. E. Walsh
United Garment Workers of America
Indictment Backed Search For Wright in Ohio
An indictment and warrant backed today at a six month search for Ellis Wright, former Licking County treasurer who disappeared at the Ellis convention in Columbus. He is charged with taking $11,000 in county funds. A secret indictment dated November 8 was disclosed yesterday by Prosecutor Kenneth Kreider.
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Newark
Ellis Wright
Licking County
Columbus
Kenneth Kreider
Ailing Constable Ordered to Aid Westwood Slaying Case
Pittsburgh January 21 The defense urged Constable Tim Drexler to leave a sickbed and testify for Justice of the Peace J J Westwood accused of shooting his wife Martha Westwood in McKees Rocks. Drexler injured in a prior crash and expected to appear in a wheelchair. Witnesses at Eddie Peyton's night club placed Westwood there around 1 45 A M July 10 during the slaying.
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Justice of the Peace
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Westwood
Eddie Peyton
Martha Westwood
McKees Rocks “Bottoms
Bertha
Road House
Commonwealth
Peg Morgan Belmas
Peyton's Palace
Squire
Death of King Plunges World Into Deep Mourning
Dr. James Fairchild Baldwin 85 pioneer physician dies after short illness. Founder of Grant Hospital, key organizer of Ohio Medical University, advocate of socialized medicine. Led Grant Hospital for 22 years and devised a world known abdominal operation.
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Ohio
James Fairchild Baldwin
Baldwin
United States
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Ohio Medical University
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Dentistry
Ohio State University
Columbus Medical College
Oho Medical University
Columbus
Burley Tobacco Sales Report from Maysville Market
Burley sales in Maysville Kentucky totaled 239 170 pounds bought for 35 967 32 dollars an average of 15 04 cents per pound. The high crop brought 38 20 per hundred and the high basket 41 dollars.
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Maysville
Expressions Of Sympathy Extended To The Royal Family
The death of King George V drew condolences from governments royalty and nations. Messages to Queen Mary and the royal family poured in from Ottawa Tokyo Paris Geneva and Capetown as officials paused events and mourned.
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Edward VII
Vyagne 2
England
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Can
Baron Twedsmuir
Canada
Toronto
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Anthony Eden
Bodies of two miners found near Louisville coal mine
Louisville Colorado January 31 two of eight men trapped by a mine explosion were located by rescuers. The two identified as Kester Mobinger 38 and Leland Ward appeared to have perished in the blast that tore through the burning mine.
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Colo
Here
Kester Mobinger
Leland Ward
Senate Opposition Delays Farm Plan Cuts Amid Amendments
Powerful opposition voiced in the Senate to speeding the administration's new farm plan through amendments to an appropriation bill already passed by the House.
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Washington
Senate
House
State Patrolman Wins Trophy For Bravery
Ohio Highway Patrol honors Scott B. Radcliffe of Columbus with the valor trophy for diving into a canal April 15, 1934 to save motorist Sam Lakes. Eight patrolmen received honors for notable actions across 1934–35.
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Scott B. Radcliffe
Ohio Highway Patrol
Radcliffe
Mansfield
Mde
Middletown
Sam Lakes
Lake
J. M. Kratzer
van Wert
Marion
Trucker Dies from Gas Fumes in Detroit Cab
The Long Trans union driver Jack McGin aged 30 from Detroit was found dead today in his truck cab. Coroner Walter Hagen ruled the death caused by oxide gas fumes. Fred Woodin, 40, also of Detroit and a driver for the same firm, discovered the body.
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Napoleon
Jan
Jack MeGin
Funds Boost for Muskingum Conservancy District Project
The federal government allocated 3.5 million dollars to the Muskingum Conservancy district to permit construction of a new project in New Philadelphia Ohio. The funding announcement comes from the federal government and supports ongoing improvements in flood control and water management for the Muskingum basin.
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Muskingw Conservancy District
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