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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1935
Page
1
The Sunday Times-Signal reports the New Deal powers to devalue the silver dollar may be extended for a year. It notes Treasury purchases aimed at raising silver value and stabilizing markets, with talk that extension hinges on presidential proclamation and inflationary rider provisions.
Dec 21 Ames City The Wagner Labor Disputes Act known as the Wagner act is struck down by a federal judge ruling it unconstitutional. The decision bars a temporary injunction against Majestic Flour Mills of Aurora Missouri and questions the act’s reach over interstate commerce. The ruling holds that Congress overstepped its constitutional power and limits the Labor Relations Board authority to mediate bargaining disputes.
A fragmented clipping reports optimism from Johnson about improvements since a return to the Ca extent. It notes a period of about twelve months and hints at a hopeful outlook with no further specifics.
A garbled report notes a vast tree initiative linked to Dee Robert Feennes and a connection to the corps founded at a seven twenty three time. The fragment mentions a billion scale environmental effort and a peaceful status in Washington.
Columbus reports a gathering of New Dest leaders and state officials to coordinate and schedule multiple Ohio projects. Key topics include placing WPA labor on other federal jobs, with attendees from the FO FES program and various state and regional agencies.
Moscow reports from Khabarovsk state Japanese invaders plotted an immediate strike against Mongolia to drag the Soviet Union into war. Thursday border clashes left five Mongolian soldiers dead amid accusations the Japanese army command acted with Tokyo approval.
Reported December 21 near the Pecine islands, a steamer named Vista and a tug alerted that the hull of a ship was cracked by ice in the Caspian Sea. Fifty people aboard were at risk as two barges were endangered. Planes sent to aid the vessel returned due to a buzzard disturbance.
Los Angeles dispatch details a grand jury probe into the mystery death of actress Thelma Todd. The coroner and investigators weigh jealousy, betrayal, and possible abuse amid witness accounts and a car related incident.
A woman identified as Mrs. Smith was found dead after a shooting at her Athens home. The sheriff said a preliminary examination and postmortem are needed to confirm the cause and number of shots, with investigators reviewing a 410 caliber pistol found at the scene.
Paul E. Myers, head of the Myers Agios company, escaped an abducting youth armed with gnath revolvers by leaping from a moving car in Canton on December 21. The suspect ordered Myers to drive, demanded money and the car, but Myers broke free after about three miles of driving and wrestled open a door to leap onto the street as the car sped away.
Dec 22 V Eres convicted Friday of the November 1 slaying of Isesehri st, wife of Hus. Sechrist files lawsuit against Veres seeking damages for wrongful death. Veres faces a life sentence after the conviction. More troops to front.
Mrs Jennie former wife of Herbert S J ence a Columbus real estate operator burned to death in a London home fire. Firemen found her on the floor of the sun room and she died several hours later. Fire Chief Kavener said cause unknown though possible short circuit. Residence described as modern and the victim left alone with three sisters and a brother.
The weather forecast warned of freezing conditions with temperatures dropping to minus six degrees. The day tied a 51 year old record for the coldest December 21 in Berar as fingers grew numb from the chill.
Rep. Sneli of New York warned against overconfident forecasts while acknowledging Republicans could gain seats in the next Congress. He suggested Democrats might retain a comfortable majority even with some GOP gains, and noted potential shifts could affect the House balance as Democrats could drop from 338 to 258 seats if Republicans rise.
Lament over utility price cuts notes three towns forced to pay similar low rates. Dondes and Zaleski cited as examples with reductions to 3 and 7 cents for excess usage. Community officials debate impact and fairness of uniform charges.
A damaged report describes the severest winter in 70 years affecting Scotland. It notes farmers struggling to obtain food and widespread weather impacts including floods and disrupted transport, with tidal damage along coastal roads.
The Republican county executive committee met to discuss the May primary and endorsed Bricker for governor and Tracy for the state treasurer posts while considering other offices. Names of potential candidates for Congress and state central committee were discussed with no official action taken.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a quake event harming a mascot and laboratory areas. Jagged cuts and damaged objects are mentioned as breaks occur near a facility. Unclear details limit specifics of location and timing.
Noted harper dies in Connecticut on December 22. The obituary notes a renowned harpist with a long career, mourned by colleagues and fans.
A nine month series of knife attacks on women has sparked a nationwide manhunt. suspect Booker, nicknamed the phantom slasher, surrendered near a farmhouse, after eluding hospital guards. Patrols and hospital staff aided in the pursuit as authorities caution the public.
Fire destroyed the J. L. Denley & Bro. grain elevator end offices in Ashland. Loss estimated at 25 000 dollars. Firemen prevented spread to nearby industries. two men reported dead in the blaze and the incident interrupted local grain operations. Local officials investigate cause as ash and embers spread.
Report details ongoing dam work despite freezing conditions. Major Atinur's team shows 2,103 men employed for the week across watershed and outlet works. Construction includes operator quarters, heating systems, and a Sugar Creek bridge foundation.
Authorities identify suspect known as Three Finger Snider in connection with a bank robbery. A second bandit remained at large as police seek witnesses and compare evidence from weapons and a suspect’s jawbone.
The Associated Press reports a big pickup in holiday trade in the last full week before Christmas with 1932 sales totals surpassed in many cities. Retail gains outpaced last year, while industrial activity rose modestly though at a slower pace.
An unclear Ethiopian column from Abmara Evtrea dated December 22 describes a sudden incident involving planes and Ethiopian forces. Readable fragments mention casualties and a chaotic scene, with references to evacuation and military actions.
Local report from New York about a man who posed as Santa Claus in Times Square and was met with skepticism and mixed reactions. He arrived amid publicity stunts and advertising, facing polite indifference from the public and hotel staff.
WPA workers nationwide will receive Christmas checks funded by the Works Progress Administration. The program aims to provide relief amid economic hardship, with payments expected through December.
Columbus police issued a notice listing suspected robbers including Dee Cole Si Pett Burns Dur ewer Pook and others connected to a string of hold ups. The brief card cites names and possible locations as authorities pursue leads.
Fragmentary note from Amarstick page dated today mentions The Twein Eueworsh. Details are unreadable beyond reference to a local event.
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