Unemployment Insurance Divides U S Chamber of Commerce
At the Atlantic City convention U S Chamber leaders debate unemployment insurance as the key remedy for the downturn. Plans range from shorter work weeks and early retirements to reserve funds, industry planning boards, budget controls, and occupational training to cope with job displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Amer
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Rochester
Proctor and Gamble Co
Industral
Better Fishing And Hunting in State Planned
Columbus April 30 The Ohio Conservation Council has a state conservation program aiming at a bigger system of parks and recreation. The plan calls for training fish and game protectors expanding hatcheries and a statewide game refuge system. It also proposes propagation of a new game bird for Southern and Eastern Ohio to bolster waterfowl habitat and stricter enforcement of Ohio game laws.
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Ohio
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Conservation Council
Guthery
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Izaak Walton League
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Save Outdoor Ohio Council
Conservation
J. F. Atwood
Fred C. Stuck
Roosevelt
Scioto County
Portsmouth
Alexandria Express Fire Kills 41 Near Penha
A passenger train fire aboard the Alexandria Express near Penha last night killed 41 people including 10 children and injured 36, with men women and children burned and rushed to hospitals as the train neared its destination in Cairo.
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Cairo
Egypt
U.R
Alexandria
Penha
Lion Leaps on Child During School Natural History Show
A young lion broke its leash and leaped onto seven year old Vivian Leichner at Whittier School Cincinnati during a nature lecture by William Harwood of Stanford. The girl suffered critical injuries before rescuers removed the animal and resumed the program.
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Cincinnati
Lion
U.P
Whittier School
Vivian Leichner
William Harwood
Leland Stanford University
Vivian
Howard Miller
Harwood
Price Hill
C. F. Renfrow
Political contest for Hoover nomination foreshadowed in 1932
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania leads a Progressive Republican challenge to Hoover's renomination, with Norris Borah and LaFollette as potential rivals. Calvin Coolidge is noted as a lingering possibility. Rockefeller plans a grand New York development with an opera house and exhibition spaces attracting national visitors. A separate incident reports a lion attack on a child during a classroom lecture, with police intervention and health testing ordered.
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Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Norris, Borah
LaFollette
Calvin Coolidge
President Hoover
Rockefeller
New York
United States
Rockefeller’s Low Rent Housing Plan Endorsed
Mr Rockefeller outlines a method to build apartment houses with low rentals and a fair return on investment. He urges others to adopt this approach as a useful example for affordable housing.
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MR. Rockefeller
Rockefeller claim could spur urban renewal profits
The article asserts that if Mr Rockefeller can prove to major banks and life insurers that a city and its neighborhoods can be improved profitably, he will stimulate other similar ventures, highlighting the potential for broader urban renewal.
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IFMR
Rockefeller
King Prajadhip's U.S. Visit Highlighted by White House Dinner
King Prajadhip of Siam seeks eye specialist aid at Wilmer Institute in Baltimore. President Hoover hosts a state dinner at the White House with Queen Rambai-Bari, the Marine Band, and leaders from both nations attending a gala.
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Washington
U.R
Prajadhipok
United States
Wilmer Institute
Baltimore
America
Marine
Virginia University President Edwin Alderman Dies En Route
Edwin Anderson Alderman 70 president of the University of Virginia died in Connellsville Pennsylvania on the eve of an Illinois address for President Harry Chase at the University of Illinois inaugural. He collapsed with apoplexy while traveling to Champaign Illinois.
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Charlottesville
Edwin Anderson Alderman
University of Virginia
Connellsville
Champaign
Ill
Harry Chase
University of Illinois
Flying Lines Are Found Everywhere Will Says Today
Fort Worth letter from WILL argues air travel connects towns across the country. He praises veteran pilot Herb Kindred with twelve thousand hours and no accident, noting extensive flight from Washington to Texas and comments on cotton land and a cheap Texas oil field.
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Will
Fort Worth
Tex
Atlanta
Herb
Rockefeller
Washington
Texas
Plane Strikes Tree After Aerial Crash In Elyria
A National Air Transport tri motor crashed near Elyria injuring two pilots Sam Taylor and Allen McDiarmid. seven passengers were saved by the pilots before impact. The plane struck a tree at about 75 feet, nosedived, then rolled and stopped against a barn. three passengers were lightly hurt.
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Elyria
U.P
National Air Transport
Sam Taylor
Harold Leonard
Proclamation Declares Independence in South China Rise
Reports from Shanghat dated April 20 say independence is proclaimed by the Chinese provinces of Kwangtung Fookien Kweichou Hunan and Kwangsi. A Provisional Revolutionary Government of South China will be established.
Solons Consider Five Million Welfare Bond Issue
Ohio lawmakers plan a 5 million dollar welfare bond proposal as part of a constitutional amendment to fund improving and expanding welfare institutions. The plan envisions 10 yearly payments at under 5 percent interest with proceeds used only for construction land and repairs, with a sinking fund to retire the debt.
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White
Assembly
Special Tax Committee
General Assembly
Ten More Bills Approved By Ohio Legislature
Columbus April 30 Governor White signed ten more measures from the legislature and vetoed two. Signed bills include reallocating highway funds from the gasoline tax, a new super highways and park program along the old canal, canal land leasing and sale provisions, and bank life continuation. Vetoed were the Johnson debt exemptions repeal and a fire protection bill.
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Columbus
White
Secrest-Bostwick
Dearmond
Miami and Erie Canal
Nickels
Ohio Canal
Tuscarawas
Coshocton
Muskingum
Scott
Chillicothe
Lloyd
Yoder
State Highway Department
Johnson
Williams
Glad He's Home After Seven Day Kidnap Ordeal
St. Louis physician Dr. Isaac D. Kelley appears delighted after being released by captors who held him for seven days. He was unharmed and displayed no lasting effects from the ordeal as he returned home with members by his side.
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St. Louis
Hunger March from Ohio Heads Toward Columbus
Final plans completed for a ten day hunger march of unemployed from across Ohio to Columbus May 10. Contingents start from five border points converge on the capital to demand unemployment insurance and relief for destitute farmers and jobless city workers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus
State weighs bonds to finish new office building
Ohio stands ready to consider a bond issue within the 750000 limit to complete the 5 million state office building in Columbus. Senate committees reconvene May 7 to review options after finding excessive expenditures and a need for at least 870000 more to finish and heat the structure.
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Senate
Fitchville Farmers' Telephone Exchange Burns in Fitchville
NORWALK April 30 The Farmers' Telephone Exchange at Fitchville near here burned today causing about 12000 dollars in damage. Fire officials attributed the loss to a blaze that destroyed the local communications hub and disrupted service in the area.
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Norwalk
Farmers’ Telephone Exchange
Fitchville
Here
Ice Cream Restrictions Vetoed By Governor In Bill Dispute
Governor Jorge White vetoed the Guard Bill legalizing stricter ice cream manufacture rules and bans on certain substitutes. He said the measure oversteps property rights and harms competition while allowing protection from harmful products. Ten acts were signed, including road and street projects and road maintenance for state institutions and parks.
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White
Western Small Town Boy Sees Wonders of National Capital
A Colorado farm boy, Bryan Untiedt of Lamar, visits Washington for the first time. He tours the White House, meets the President, sees Mount Vernon and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and views the Siamese king and queen during a state visit. He recounts his awe at sights from the Blue Room bed to the Washington Monument and Navy Yard.
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White House
Washington
Bryan Untledt
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Arlington
Colorado
Bryan
Lamar
Colo
Hoover
Cuzco
The
United States
Executive Mansion
Washington Monument
Lincoln
Navy Yard
Secrest Bostwick Gas Tax Bill Takes Effect
Columbus April 30 The Secrest Bostwick Bill altering distribution of half the state gasoline tax revenue becomes law upon filing with Secretary of State Brown and swift signature by Governor White. The new split allocates 67 14 per cent to state 174 per cent to townships 74 per cent to counties and 75 per cent to cities, replacing the prior 80 10 5 5 distribution.
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Columbus
U.P
Secrest-Bostwick
Brown
White
Bowmans Identified in Morris Town Bank Robbery Case
Authorities in Athena Meigs and Washington counties pursue the Bowman brothers of Chesterhill as suspects after a Tuesday afternoon Morris Town Bank heist near St Clairsville Belmon t County. Robbers, armed with machine guns and revolvers, escaped west on the National Highway in a car with Illinois plates after stealing 4700 dollars.
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Athena County
Meigs County
Washington County
Morristown
St. Clairsville
Belmont County
Bowman
Illinois
Old Washington
Ohio River
Fred Milner
Bertillon
Melen Milner
Morristown Bank
Tragic Love Triangle Ends in Double Suicide in Chicago
J H Hartung of Dayton allegedly lured his lover and her husband’s wife to drink one last drink before pouring prussic acid in each. Mrs Kathleen Garrison, Kalamazoo magazine circulator, died instantly with her husband Ralph Garrison. Hartung’s letters suggested suicide plan, but he killed both women and then himself, in a Chicago hotel apartment where the lovers had lived.
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Chicago
U.P
J. H. Hartung
Dayton
Kathleen Garrison
Ralph Garrison
Kalamazoo
Mich
Hartung
Garrison
Mrs. Garrison Ac
Gumiwa
B. M. Jones
Good Roads Federation Fights Auto License Tax Bill in Ohio
Columbus April 30 The Special Joint Tax Committee hears claims on the proposed Auto License Tax to fund highways. W L Robinson and James Metzenbaum argue the tax is an excise must stay with highway use. committee weighs reallocating funds to general revenue. Revenue estimates show $28 million under weight basis vs $19 million current. lobbyists urge lower railroad excise and real property tax cuts as part of broader balance.
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Columbus
O.K
Ohio
General Assembly
Special Legislative Tax Committee
John MacSweeney
Special Tax Committee
McSweeney
County General Revenue
Robinson
Metzenbaum
Lloyd Bowers
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Morrison R. Waite
Cincinnati
Marines Withdraw from Nicaragua Count Drops to 20
The State Department announced that the withdrawal of American Marines from Nicaragua is continuing and only 20 remain in the northern area. The disclosure came today as the process proceeds.
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Washington
U.R
Nicaragua
State Department
Weather forecast for Jecksonvilly and Phoenix area
General weather outlook shows an eastward pressure area shifting, bringing rising temperatures and cloudiness. Expect cooler tonight with a warmer Friday, as conditions trend toward higher temperatures and increased cloudiness across the region.
Chance To SELL Lawn Mower Classified Ad
A messenger classified note shows a buyer seeking four or five old lawn mowers. Corn planters are offered for sale priced from 1.55 dollars. A 1930 coach is available for 435 dollars.
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Messenger
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Erie Canal
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Jorge White
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Whitney
Smith-Guneett
Fryar
Dinener
Bowmans
Hunted Brothers
Chesterhill
Mies Milner
Good Roads Federation
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Opelumbus
Good Federation
James Meisenbaum
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Taft
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