Inflation debate delays baby bond bonus bill passage
Senate session limits debate on the baby bond bonus measure as inflation concerns center on Elmer Thomas amendment. Thomas favors issuing about 2 billion dollars in new money instead of bonds, arguing it expands currency within surplus metal limits. A vote on final passage was expected tonight with few opposition ballots.
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H. O. Thompson
Washington
Senate
Elmer Thomas
Okla
Thomas
House
Kipling Dies After Ulcer Operation in London
Rudyard Kipling world famed poet died at 7 a m in Middlesex hospital after a perforated stomach ulcer operation. He had been in critical condition with periodic bulletins showing no change. Final resting place uncertain, Westminster Abbey among possibilities.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Middlesex Hospital
Kipling
Westminster Abbey
Britain
Guernsey Club Plans Friday Meeting With Film Program
Van Wert County Guernsey Breeders Association meets Friday in the community room after a Peoples Savings Bank dinner at noon. E. I. Antrim discusses World Peace, followed by C. B. Finley of Minneapolis. The Polar Voyage of the Byrd Guernseys film showcases the Byrd expedition cows and over 10 000 miles traveled. All dairymen and families are invited.
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van Wert
Guernsey
Antrim
C. B. Finley
Minneapolis
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Northwest
Admiral Byrd
Little America
United States
V. R. Phares
Cougars Rally Past St. Marys Tie for Second in League
Van Wert Cougars defeated Memorial High School of St. Marys 28 19 to gain a share of second place in the Mid West league with two wins and one loss. Bluffton looms next. a win by Bluffton tonight would put Van Wert sole second, otherwise a loss could drop them back to third. Livingston’s squad featured Wilkinson absent as the Rough Riders held Van Wert to fewer shots. Next league game is January 31 at Bluffton.
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Memorial High School of
St. Marys
van Wert
Cougars
Wapakoneta
Bluffton
Redskins
Pirates
Livingston
Varsity van Wert
Oss
Para Hammond
Horton
See Eeee Holmes
Jerome
Buechner
Trapp
Seeenee Harrow
Gunsett
Ford
GAG
Ramshaw
Baumgardner
Noble
Johns
Grimm
Schamp
Burkhart
Broadeck
TP Gunsett
Teen Ee Ford
Marsh
Rauch
Harrow
Rell
F Nox
Renee Ford
Gomen
Peewee
Renee 422
Ridge
Polar Bears
Middle Point
Ridge Girls
Tully-Conroy
Hoaglin-Jackson
Convoy
H.J. This
Giffins Defeat Cadets 83 to 30 at YMCA
Giffins topped Concordia Cadets 83 to 30 in a YMCA gym game. Stanley Putman of Ohio City scored 11, Kenneth Koch added 9 as Giffins surged after halftime to pull away from a 9 all tie.
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Giffin
Concordia
van Wert
Collegians
Stanley Putman
Ohio City
Kenneth Koch
Draving
Chow
Meyer
Ciffin
Putman
Dasher
Cattell
Altenberger
TOBIS
Schnedler
Jenkins
Toelke
Duane
Ek Dedivesie Uffelman
Sheriff at Lima Fires Deputy in Stormy Court House Scene
Lima January 18 Sheriff Ralph B Marshall fired deputy Dora F McMichael after a heated exchange in Allen county courthouse. McMichael had filed a sworn statement with state examiner 8 C Hunt about alleged operations of the sheriff's office, later given to the prosecuting attorney and not released to the public.
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Robert F. Jones
Daniel F Herdman Services Sunday
The body of Daniel Frederick Herdman age 50 formerly of Scott arrives and is taken to Gamble-Alspach mortuary in San Diego. He died January 5 from injuries suffered in an automobile crash January 4. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM at Gamble-Alspach chapel.
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Daniel Frederick Herdman
San Diego
Calif
Gamble-Alspach Mortuary
South
Washington Street
Herdman
Scott
Gamble-Alspach
Soviet Secretary Litvinov Speech Volume Due Soon
A 370 page Moscow edition titled The Foreign Policy of the U. S. S. R. Speeches and Statements of 1927 1935 gathers pro nouncements by M. M. Litvinov, People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs, and is expected to be published soon.
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Moscow
U. S
Louis Wins in 85 Seconds at Chicago Boxing Show
Joe Louis knocked out Charley Retzlaff in 85 seconds in Chicago, making it Louis 10th straight knockout and 27th win since turning pro. Retzlaff landed one punch before Louis delivered the decisive blows, ending the 15 round bout early.
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Chicago
Jan
Joe Louis
Detroit
Charley Retzlaff
Retzlaff
Louis
Levinsky
Retzieff
Dairy Feeding School Set to Start February Sixth
Five week dairy feeding school to run Thursday evenings from February 6 through March 5. W. R. Phares County Agricultural Agent announces with Ohio State University's Dairy Extension Office collaborating. Charles L. Blackman will speak each session at the Van Wert Court House. enrollment is required for all county dairymen and farmers.
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W. R. Phares
State Dairy Extension Office
Ohio State University
Charles L. Blackman
van Wert
Children mourn death of school crossing dog Mickey
Chester Pennsylvania reports the death of Mickey a 13 year old shepherd who served as a guide for students crossing a street near their school. The dog was born without a pedigree and died of old age after years of escorting pupils.
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Chester
Mickey
Wren Tops County League as Two Favorites Fall
In the county basketball standings the boys’ league sees Wren alone in front after a 38 23 win over Union while Ridge and Convoy upset leaders. Girls action shows Ohio City Liberty and Union sharing the top with Ohio City Liberty and Union each winning to stay undefeated in the early 1935 36 season.
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Boys Ridge
Middle Point
Convoy
Hoaglin-Jackson
Ohio City
York
Wren
Union
Girls Ridge
Ohio ‘City-Liberty
Warriors
Ridge
Pollock
Seco
Cooper
Soetschakescasass
C Ritchie
Tribolet
Lehman
Pere
Swick
Leathers
Ringwald
Thatcher
Seere
Tully
Nenee
Wiltshire
Eeeenene
Waynesfield
Delphos Jefferson
Truck Crashes Into Building in Winter Crash
A semi trailer truck owned by J. C. Bauer drove into the Frone field poultry house at Main and Wayne streets at 5 this morning. No injuries, sheriff investigated. building damage about 50 dollars. Earlier, several vehicles hit a local residence on Wayne street and East Lincoln highway amid sleet and ice.
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St. Marys
Wayne Streets
R. B. Stevens
Jesse L. Potts
Wayne Street
Lincoln Highway
Library Programs for Service Clubs Anniversary Event
Service clubs of Van Wert will be better acquainted with the Brumback library Monday as the library observes its 35th anniversary. Miss Mary T. Hardy librarian will speak to the Kiwanis club at Hotel Marsh, and C B Pollock will address the Rotary meeting at the YWCA at noon.
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van Wert
Brumback Library
Ice harvest begins on Indian Lake in Kenton Ohio
Ice on Indian Lake has frozen to six inches and harvesting has started. The annual commercial harvest secures hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue for the area near Kenton Ohio.
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Ohio
Kenton
Indian Lake
Schools Move to Raise Fund for Father of Game
Ohio high schools were asked to back a national drive to fund travel for Dr. James A. Naismith and his wife to the Berlin Olympic basketball games next June and to create an annuity for him. Brandon Grover of Ohio University urged schools through the Ohio High School Athletic Association to designate a Naismith Game and donate one cent per attendee during Naismith Week February 7 to 16.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Naismith
Berlin
Brandon T. Grover
Ohio University
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Dr. Naismith
National Committee
United States
Munitions Probe Ends in Senate Clash Over Wilson
The two year Senate inquiry into war time munitions makers and financiers neared an end with a bitter confrontation involving former President Wilson. Chairman Nye disclosed only 400 dollars left of a 125000 dollar appropriation and the committee faced criticism over funds used for relief workers. Senator Glass vowed no more money, while Nye accused Wilson and Secretary of the Treasury Lensing of falsifying their 1919 testimony about secret treaties prompting Paris peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald G. van Tine
United Press
Washington
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Gerald P. Nye
Carter Glass
Senate Appropriations Committee
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
United States
James Byrnes
S. C
Nye
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Wilson
Robert Lensing
Treasury
Lindbergh Case Checked at Akron
Officials checked statements that a five year old boy in Akron could be the Lindbergh baby but dismissed a Barberton woman’s claim, noting her past hospital stay in Massillon.
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Lindbergh
Akron
Hauptmann
Barberton
Massilon State Hospital
Large Logs Transported to Schumm Mill by Local Carriers
Local residents report two trucks and trailers passing through Van Wert carrying exceptionally large tree trunks bound for W. P. Robinson Company saw mill at Schumm. One truck reportedly carried a white oak log about 3½ feet long.
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van Wert
W. P. Robinson Company
Schumm
Farm Institutes in Van Wert County Bring E Albert Rager Speaker
Van Wert County Farmers Institutes at Union Wren and Hoaglin Jackson set for the week of January 2025 feature E Albert Rager of Somerset C among the speakers. Rager, a lecturer educator author and composer with a national lecturing reputation and WBNS broadcasts last year, will discuss topics such as Without the Man Within The Supremacies of Life A Working Philosophy of Life Youth Plus and The Waste Lands of America. Lady speakers include Mrs N L Stevn St Marys for Union and Hoaglin Jackson and Mrs Guy Kreider Union City Ind for Wren.
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Ohio
WBNS
Columbus
Voice of
Benefit party events planned in Van Wert
A county committee announces benefit events for President Roosevelt's birthday and infantile paralysis victims in Van Wert. Activities include euchre, a birthday banquet, square dance, ball, and bridge party from Jan 27 to 31 with tickets ranging 25 to 75 cents. Seventy cents of each dollar stays locally for treatment. thirty cents goes to the national committee for Warm Springs Foundation. Local committeemen listed include Miss Alice Carmody and H. G. Freck among others.
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Roosevelt
van Wert
General Committee
Moose Hall
YWCA
Terrace Gardens
Elkshall
Priday
National Committee
Warm Springs Foundation
Alice Carmody
W. G. Hoffer
Wiltshire
R. B. Wise
Ohio City
Harvey Foster
Middle Point
H. G. Freck
Convoy
Frank Pennell
Arthur C. Frericks
Tire Marker Rewarded in Nashua
An unnamed friend of Policeman William Anagnost received a large wrapped box of chalk as a practical gift for marking tires of cars parked overtime in Nashua New Hampshire.
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Nashua
N. H
William Anagnost
King George V Gravely Ill at Sandringham
King George V lies gravely ill of bronchial catarrh in a heated ventilated room at Sandringham House with signs of heart weakness. Sir Maurice Cassidy called from London to join three physicians. Queen Mary and the princes and princesses stay nearby as a royal medical team monitors possible complications. The king rode his white pony Wednesday before falling ill.
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United Press
Sandringham
Eng
George V
Sandingham House
Maurice Cassidy
London
John Simon
Mary
Prince of Wales
Duke and Duchess of York
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Sandringham House
England
Australia
Seven Seas
Duke of York
Elisabeth
Duke of Gloucester
Buckingham Palace
Farm Record Meeting May Be Cancelled
Ohio State University Farm Management Extension offers to send a representative to Van Wert county to help AAA signers who keep useful farm records. The meeting requires at least 30 cooperators to proceed. otherwise it will be canceled.
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AAA
Farm Management Extension Office
Ohio State University
van Wert County
Ohio
van Wert
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