Supreme Court Declares AAA Unconstitutional in Landmark Ruling
The Supreme Court votes six to three that farming relief legislation is unconstitutional, signaling a major setback for the New Deal amid Roosevelt's budget message to Congress. Reports describe broad political reaction as Congress opens its 74th session with a nationwide address.
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AAA
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
United States Supreme Court
New York City
Wall Street
Queen City
Cincinnati
Ohio
Herbert S. Bigelow
U. S
Bigslow
Toronto
Canada
Charles M Har
Matthew Kenny
Puglani
Cidapea
Tahihel We Moconald
Ramsay MaccDonald
Peu Ore
Bright Corner Fifty-five Passengers In a Trolley Car
A trolley car misturn in Bright Corner caused confusion as fifty five passengers were involved. Authorities redirected the car and assisted riders with no injuries reported.
Rittman Bonds Low as Building Surges Ahead
A Wooster audit compares Rittman bonds with its $5,060,000 property valuation reveals $79,000 bonded debt. Council may legally issue over $200,000 more before the 10 mill limit. current overall tax rate is 5.26 mills. Clerk Roy Baker lists bonds outstanding as of Jan 1 1936 with detailed payables and maturities for 1936. The tabulation shows $70,908 in standing and $16,947.05 due from taxpayers this year.
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Homer Ferrer
Dean Welmer
Roy Baker
Dana Yoder
Wooster
Rittman
Sterling Ave
Seneca St
Grandview Water Extension
Central Park Purchase
Grandview
Erie, Elliott
Ohio Ave
Main St
Fisher
Erie
Ohle Ave
Liberians Called Happier Yet Too Lazy To Grow Coffee
Report on Franklin Bradshaw noting Liberians' happiness despite not commercial coffee farming. Describes his observations in a republic of 6,800 acres, 52 tribes, and rainfall extremes. Mentions votes of 250,000 by 11,000 citizens and questions about coffee production amid local laziness and fondness for life.
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Franklin Bradshaw Wishey
Rittman
Sean
Elsa
Trédshaw
Dro
G A Bradshaw
Ota Howe
Peete
Ohio
Peet
Ethiopia
Africa
Institute Has Full Program Institute Has Full Program
An effective Milton TownshipFarmers Institute concluded Tuesday with strong attendance. State speakers William Manahan of Defiance and Mrs. Paul Maxwell of Cardington delivered engaging messages. County Auditor Dan Yoder of Wooster spoke on taxes and debt free funding. Manahan urged support for the Traxler Kleffer school law and discussed war risk and national responsibility.
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Milton
Farmer’'s Institute
Willam Manahan
Defiance
Paul Maxwell
Cardington
Dan Yoder
Wooster
Wayne County
Traxler- Kleffer
Board Chooses New Teacher for Rittman High
The Rittman Board selects Miss Mary Elizabeth Crawley of Columbus to replace Miss Virginia Syler in the high school faculty. Crawley, a Ohio State graduate with a master’s in classical languages, will begin Jan. 20 after completing work on her master’s degree. She holds an AB and RS in education with Latin major. The board also reorganized and approved a $69 000 budget.
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Mary Elizabeth Crawley
Columbus
Oho State University
Virginia Syler
Rittman High School
Miss Crowley
The
Univorsity
Miss Syler
Townsend Club Holds Election Of L L As President
Thirty one members joined the Rittman Townsend club and L L was elected president at an organization meeting. Organizer outlined the club purposes and its affiliation with wider groups.
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Rittman _ Townsend club
L. L
Meetinor
Rison ‘Aight
Apely
T Wy We “Hudson
Clanton-national
Ee Club
Birthday Ball for Infantile Paralysis Benefit in Orrville
Preliminary plans for a joint Orrville Rittman birthday ball honoring the President's day were made by local leaders. The event funds infantile paralysis sufferers nationwide and will be held at the 1 OOF hall in Orrville Thursday night January 30. Dancing by the Debutante orchestra of Canton and further features to be announced. Rittman committee members include Grady Ingle Glen F Oyster Ralph Krabill Melvin Ritter and Clifford Graf. Last year the event occurred in Stittmany.
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Rittman
Orrville
Thoreday
Canton
Grady Ingle
Glen F. Oyster
Ralph Krabill
Melvin Ritter
Clifford Graf
Aves
Stittmany
Public Officials Organize for New Term and Work
The new administration of Republican Mayor J. B Galehouse began a rough start Wednesday night and plans a special council meeting Monday to complete the regime. The board shuffled posts, with Raft retired as sewer plant foreman and Kurtz retaining the city post amid party opposition. The Board of Public Affairs debated water works, the clerk’s race went to Grady Ingle, and the mayor faced a pending decision on a deputy marshal. A radio address by President Roosevelt was broadcast from Washington.
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Lnst Seasion R
Raft
W. Allison
Clayton Kunkler
Jo Atwood
Clippinger
Park Board
0. M. Spade
Cemetery
Galehouse
al Branstotter
Completea
Lowen
Homer Ferrer
Wayne Kurtz
Charles Boling
Kurtz
Dean Waimer
Wooster
Rittman Savings Bank Reelects All Officers
The Rittman Savings Bank held its annual stockholders meeting Wednesday afternoon with 506 of 600 outstanding shares represented. BE. R. Lahee was reelected president of the board of directors.
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Savings Bank
BE. R. Lahee
Rittman ‘Savings Bank
The
Dance Permits Withheld At Two Places
Officials withhold dance permits for the new year at Green Pine Cafe and Chippewa Grill. City hall notes ongoing review and reissuance delays affecting local events and venues.
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Green Pine Cafe
Hiis Sxounda
Where Is First Baby in Creston and Chippewa Territory
Local notice seeks the birth of the first baby of the year in Creston and Canaan Township with tentative reports from nearby Doylestown and Chippewa. Parents urged to contact The Press. merchants offer gifts such as a basket of food and jewelry for the infant's family.
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Canaan
Chippewa
Creaton
Doylestown
Parv Erits
Canaan Township
Jd. W. Harmon
G. A
Patterson’ S Market
Kaopin Ritzt- Dewelry
Cash and Food Prizes Delight Customers of Rittman
Rittman residents and visitors received rewards during the week at local merchants. The Ritta theatre prosperity club prize led the payouts. Mrs JW Booth won $50 and Mrs T B Staybaugh won $15 at Snyder's drug store. Helen Snyder, a Smithville teacher, won the turkey prize at Central Market on New Year’s Eve.
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Rittman
Inet
Ritta Theatre Prosperity Club
JW Booth
Snyder's Drug Store
Helen Snyder
Smithville
Central Market
Jackson Dinner Shows Strength
Content appears garbled with many OCR errors but mentions a Jackson event and a speaker labeled Sayegh. It references a public address by an attorney and notes about a dinner meeting, with unclear surrounding details. The fragment suggests a political or civic gathering highlighting strength or stance.
Farmers Opinion Split on AAA Impact and Tariff Debate
A local survey by the Proas of agricultural opinion shows farmers split over the AAA. Many credit the AAA with boosting farm income and business, while others doubt its feasibility without tariff protection.
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AAA
Supreme Court
Henry Long
Wittman Rural
Taritt
Orab Ngovernioar
M ‘Ben’ Hershey
Hornby & Rohere
Municipal hall plan advances with citizen committee
Mayor appoints a contributions committee to study a municipal building project. The panel includes Rand, Gaeity, Wisan, Zeigler, Nollug, and others from public utilities and streets, plus a joint coins clk and citizens group to develop construction plans for a civic center. The council will act early next week to move toward completion.
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Wes Potent
Charles
Sita
Tee
Batwhan
Gaiety
Wisan
Ordinenee
Ferrer
Rences
Zeigler
Powers
Nollug
Davalops Plan
Afin Fisher
John’ Wein
John Ke Fron
Momer Forror
Tarence Bruny
Olenn Zeigler
Elvic
Rittman youth killed at Medina home New Year’s
A 16 year old from Rittman named Robert Lance died early New Year’s Day near his Medina relative’s home after returning from a party in Roy. Medina youths and local authorities began investigations into the unclear circumstances surrounding the death and the role of the party.
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Rittman
Medina
Roy
Saveral
Lance
Motoris
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