Inflation Force Seeks Combine for Big Drive
Washington reports inflationists in Congress unite to press Roosevelt to issue 7 billion dollars in new currency. Rep. Wright Patman calls a broad meeting to mobilize inflation through tax and bond avenues, despite administration opposition and tax fears.
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United Press
Washington
Union
Roosevelt
Wright Patman
Tex
Congress
Isase
House
House of Representatives
Anderson Five Defeat Giffins in Anderson
Anderson College defeated Giffins 44 to 27 in Anderson Indiana avenging an earlier overtime loss. Byrd scored 17 for the Chows and Frost added six field goals as Anderson held a 22 to 13 halftime lead.
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Anderson College
Giffin
Anderson
Ind
Chows
Byrd
Frost
Fayerweather
Parker
C. Byrd
Gray
Rye
Hall
Harrington
Harsh
Fengeaesad
Draving, F
Dasher
S Koch
Pitaetas
Altenberger
Cattell
Putnam
Cccesseeseees
Will Commemorate Greenville Treaty Nationwide Radio Broadcast
Greenville Ohio February 1 A national radio broadcast commemorating the Greenville treaty with the Indians by General Anthony Wayne will originate in Memorial Hall on February 11 Col Thad Brown of Ohio chairman of the FCC will speak for 15 minutes and Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati will address a public meeting urging a 250000 grant from Congress for a national shrine.
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Greenville
Anthony Wayne
Memorial Hall
Col
Thad Brown
Ohio
Federal Communications Commission
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Climanxing
Greenville Memorial Treaty Association
Congress
Valparaiso U Group to Meet for Social Evening
The Valparaiso University Association group in this district will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the YWCA for a social evening and supper. Attending will be representatives from Edgerton Sherwood Defiance Lima Wapakoneta Schumm Ohio City and Convoy. An earlier 6:30 p.m. pastors meeting at Emanuel Lutheran will precede the gathering and join at the YWCA.
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Valparaiso University Association
YWCA
Edgerton
Sherwood
Defiance
Lima
Wapakoneta
Schumm
Ohio City
Convoy
K. Hepricks
Valparaiso
Emanuel Lutheran
Corner West Maptie
Taylor
Auto Hits R R Car injures two at crossing
Ted Wable and William Hartman were slightly hurt when the car they rode struck a freight car at the West Jackson street crossing of the Cincinnati Northern railroad around 1 am. They were treated at Van Wert County Hospital and released. The freight car was on the crossing as trainmen waited for the Pennsylvania crossing to clear.
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Ted Wable
William Hartman
West Jackson Street
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
van Wert County Hospital
William Hamerickhouse
Pennsylvania
School to Present Rotary Program at Noon
Vian West High School pupils under Miss Dorothy West will present a public speaking program Monday noon at the weekly Rotary club meeting in the YWCA.
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Vian West High School
Dorothy West
Rotary Club
YWCA
Firemen Respond to Flue Fire at Center Street Home
Firemen rushed to 534 Center Street at 9 10 this morning to extinguish sparks from a flue that caused slight roof damage at the residence of Mrs Grace Lewis. They also report 17 calls last month vs 14 in January 1935.
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Grace Lewis
Center St
Legion Banquet Reservations Due By Monday
All American Legion members must reserve for the annual banquet. George Sells, the commander, said reservations are to be made by telephoning John Maney or L. O Garrison. Tickets may also be purchased at the regular Legion meeting Monday night.
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American Legion
George Sells
John Maney
L. O Garrison
Regular Legion
Cougars Defeat Bluffton Tie for Mid-West Ohio Lead
The Cougars rallied from behind to beat Bluffton 26 to 20, tying for the league lead with Van Wert and Bluffton each at three wins and one loss. Ada beat St. Marys 29 to 23, while Van Wert edged Bluffton late. Hammond scored 13 for the Cougars as Horton moved to center.
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van Wert
Bluffton
Cougars
Pirates
St. Marys
Ada
Glenn H. Livingston
Scarlet and Gray
Richard Trapp
Joe Hammond
Scarlet
Gray
Lima
Lima Central
Lima South
Central
Lincoln Gym
Livingston
William ‘Frosty
Horton
Trapp
Richard Holmes
Hammond
Varsity van Wert
Ross
Pee
Holmes
G . Jerome
Wilkinson
Eeeerere
GAG
West
Kindle
Reichenbach
Warren
Murray
Buechner
Neatene Ford
Gunsett
Fell
Eaeenere March
Ernere
Palmer, Rauch
Fox
Batis Fen
Harrow
Dairy Men School Begins February Sixth at Van Wert
The Dairy Extension Service of Ohio State University with W R Phares will hold five weekly dairy schools starting February 6 for Van Wert county dairymen. Course topics include history of dairying, fundamentals of foods and nutrition, feeds, feeding, and feeding and management. Materials cost 5 cents per person. Professor Chas L Blackman will oversee the sessions.
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Dairy Extension Service
Ohio State University
W. R. Phares
van Wert County
van Wert
Chas. L. Blackman
Women to Have State Conference
The eighth annual interdenominational Christian women’s conference will take place Monday through Wednesday in Columbus. Nationally renowned leaders will appear on the program. County chairman Mrs. Sherman Balyeat will provide details to all interested attendees.
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Columbus
Sherman Balyeat
Direct Relief Rolls in Ohio Cut by Half in 1935
Ohio's direct relief rolls fell to 639 918 persons by December 1935 from 1 230 003 in December 1934, a drop of more than 50 percent. December 1935 cases were 174 946, with relief expenditures at 97 737 343, driven by 180 000 people moving to WPA projects.
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Columbus
Ohio
War devices inventor threatens action over unpaid funds
J Walter Christie, a veteran inventor of war tanks and bomber planes, warned he may sell a completed flying tank to a foreign government if the U S War Department does not pay $450000 owed him. He claims Germany and the U S government pursued his design and plans to test the machine with Pangborn and Rickenbacker.
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New York
Ccauanean
Russia
Germany
U. States
J. Walter Christie
Harry W. Woodring
Washington
U.S
Christie
War Department
Army Tank Corps
Clyde E. Pangborn
Eddie Rickenbacker
Police Monthly Report Details January Activity and Arrests
January police activity totals show 110 calls and 8 arrests. The report lists 191 investigations 56 assists 61 office consultations 28 unsecured doors 10 broken street lights 7 cases in police court 5 officer prosecutions 2 citizen prosecutions 3 sent to county jail 1 to workhouse 93 car trips and 537 miles driven.
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W. E. Jackson
County League Sees Changes In Title Race
Hoaglin Jackson and Ridge swap spots in the boys standings as Convoy York postpones. Union ties for fifth. in girls, Ohio City Liberty and Union hold. Wren leads boys with four wins, Hoaglin Jackson and Middle Point close behind. Tonight York hosts Convoy. Union at York. Wren at Willshire. Hoaglin Jackson at Middle Point.
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County League
Hoaglin-Jackson
Ridge
Middle Point
Ohio City
Union
Wiltshire
York
Wren
Geneva
Polar Bears
Ohio City-Liberty
Tully-Conroy
Boys’ League
Hoaglin- Jackson
Convoy
Willshire
Payne
Monroe
Ind
Hoaglin-J
Bowersock
Ed Shively
Em Shively
Thatcher
Keltner
Perhamus
Pollock
Cooper
Ritchie
Cecee
Tribolet
alley ae /Shamon
Haines
Accidents Rise 10 Percent In Ohio Traffic Toll
Ohio’s 1935 state highway toll outside cities reached 1720 deaths in 9240 accidents, up 10.3 percent from 1934. The Highway Department reported 863 more accidents, 36 more deaths, and 711 more injuries, with a total economic loss near 35 million dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
Highway Department
County Christian Endeavor Institute to convene Monday
The annual County Christian Endeavor Institute will be held Monday from 7 30 to 10 p m at First Presbyterian Church in Van Wert. County chairmen will present conference periods on the work of Christian Endeavor in its various phases and the institute will close with a social period.
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Christian Endeavor Institute
van Wert
Christian Endeavor
Institute
Miler Glenn Cunningham Aims Fourth Wanamaker Mile Victory
A crowd of 16,000 will pack Madison Square Garden to watch Glenn Cunningham, the world’s fastest miler, attempt a fourth Wanamaker mile and settle his feud with Cornell law student Joe Mangan at the Millrose A A. meet tonight.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Glenn Cunningham
Joe Mangan
Cornell Law
Radio program invites Van Wert students for Trial Flights
L. W. Reese announces state education broadcasts titled Trial Flights starting Monday February 3. Each 15 minute program airs at 2 p.m. on WOSU Columbus or WLW Cincinnati with high school talent selected for achievements in literature, athletics, craft, music, art, citizenship, science, and more.
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L. W. Reese
Ohio
State Department of Education
WOSU
Columbus
WLW
Cincinnati
van Wert High School
Leopold murder plot probed by state attorney
State's Attorney W. R. McCabe said new evidence from the investigation suggests Nathan Leopold may have had a part in a deliberate murder plot in the death of Richard Loeb, as reported from Joliet Illinois.
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Joliet, Ill
Nathan Leopold
W. R. McCabe
Richard Loeb
Noe Names Huey P Long Widow to Senate Term
Governor James A Noe nominates Mrs Huey P Long widow of the late senator to fill the unexpired senate term with former governor O K Allen nominated for the same post The move follows the widow Long's pledge and the pending vacancy in Baton Rouge Louisiana.
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Baton Rough
James A Noe
Huey P. Long
Senate
O. K. Allen
Ohio Liquor Board Revokes Two Permits Over Immoral Entertainment
The Ohio liquor board warned permit holders it will not allow risqué or immoral entertainment in liquor establishments and revoked two liquor permits today on charges of offering undesirable entertainment in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Liquor Board
Fire breaks out aboard Luckenbach freighter at Brooklyn pier
Fire reported on the Luckenbach freighter Robert Luckenbach at No 3 hold near the 35th Street pier in Brooklyn early today. Initial reports suggested limited danger as flames lit the night sky.
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New York
Luckenbach
Robert Luckenbach
Brooklyn
35Th Street
Nebraska R O T C Expands Lincoln Campus Units
Chancellor E A Burnett announces expansion of the University of Nebraska military program adding engineering and field artillery units to the existing infantry unit, broadening R O T C offerings at Lincoln.
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Nebraska R.O.T.C
Lincoln
Neb
R.O.T.C
University of Nebraska
E. A. Burnett
Italian Blackshirt Division Routed in Northern Front Battle
Addis Ababa officials announced 3000 Italian soldiers killed and 5000 wounded in a week long clash north of Abbi Addi in the Tembicen area. The communique said a Blackshirt militia division was wiped out with 18 tanks and hundreds of guns captured while Ethiopian losses reached about 1200.
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Addis Ababa
Abbi Addi
Tembicen
Makale
Marshel Pietro Badoglio
Adigrat
Acumwa
Come Munique
Desire
Haile Selassie
Italy
Tne Ethipia
Trains Collide Near River Front Injuring Thirteen
A collision between two passenger trains on a trestle near Cincinnati injures at least 13 people. One man, Anthony Netherland of Knoxville, Tennessee, is seriously hurt with possible skull and spinal injuries. The Chesapeake & Ohio Sportsman crashed into the Louisville & Nashville Southland, sending a tender and baggage cars plunging fifty feet, and a refrigerator car loaded with lemons demolished. Signal confusion is blamed as both trains used the same track.
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Cincinnati
River
Anthony Netherland
Knoxvile
Tenn
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sportsman
Washington
Southland
Louisville
Nashville
Florida
Union Terminal
Livingston Wills to Address Kiwanis Club Monday
Glenn H. Livingston athletic coach at Van Wert high school will address Kiwanis members Monday night at the Hotel Marsh on "Relationship of Athletics to the Community." A trombone solo by Owen Harrow and a saxophone solo by Kenneth Stegmeler will also be heard.
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Glenn H. Livingston
van Wert High School
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Marsh
Owen Harrow
Kenneth Stegmeler
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Thomas Summmons
Edward W. Lewis
Avenge
Indiana
W. 2. Julley
United States
Secretary of the
Treasury
Henry Morgen‘hau
Valparaiso U
R.R
Dairy Men
Europe
Secret Service
United States Secret Service
Joseph B. Murphy
William H. Moran
Murphy
Moran
Gloria Baker
Vanderbilt
Margaret Emerson
Howard Hughes
Palm Beach
Fis
Budi
Palm Springs
Calif
Highway Dept
Bace
Mrs. Long
Livingston Wills
Kiwanis
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