House Opposes Debt Delaying Moratorium Fight
Opposition grows in the House to Hoover's one year foreign debt moratorium as Congress prepares to act after its session opens. Administration leadership braces for a tough fight with likely Senate opposition and possible presidential involvement to secure backing.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
House of Representatives
Congress
United Press Swass
Senate
House
Guests Entertained at Little Hocking Home
Mr and Mrs Michael E Moore and family hosted Thanksgiving visitors from Ohio University M P Joyce of Chicago Mrs J B Johnston and family Mrs Paul Bryan and daughter East Liverpool Mrs J H Knowles and Miss Isabelle Moore Salinesville Ohio.
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Little Hocking
Michael E. Moore
Pauline
Ohio University
M. P. Joyce
Chicago
J. B. J Johnston
Paul Bryan
East Liverpool
J. H. Knowles
Tisabelle Moore
Salinesville
Rama the new medicine promises to cure rheumatism
Poisons settling in joints and muscles cause rheumatism and cannot be removed by external remedies. Rama, sold by druggists, acts on the liver kidneys and blood to expel poisons through natural channels, easing pain the first day and guaranteeing relief or nothing to pay.
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Rama
Quick
Adv
Paper carrier Roy Mace delivers The Messenger in Carbondale
Roy Hubert Mace born June 15, 1916 in Carbondale is the paper boy for The Messenger route starting at Mrs Mildred Albaugh and ending at Mrs Dora Loury after four miles. He dislikes school yet enjoys nature and history, favors skating, likes Pepper Martin as the greatest major leaguer, plans engineering, and lists bananas as his favorite food with olives and corn dislikes.
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Roy Hubert Mace
Carbondale
Rome Mace, Jr
Mildred Albaugh
Dora Loury
Pepper Martin
St. Louis
Fresh Pork Prices Set for Rise in Live Hog Trade
Columbus report notes anticipated price lift in fresh pork due to cold snap. Demand remained aggressive as 190-250 pound hogs were scarce and top Chicago prices at 4.45 dollars marked the lowest since December 1903. Lambs gained up to a dollar per hundred, feeder lambs fell, and cattle prices showed wide swings from top steers to below five dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Chicago
Loviner Cleared in Death of Plumbers Union Agent
In Toledo a coroner ruled John L. McGeorge while 44 died from an accidental shooting at the Argonne Hotel. Joseph Loviner a Columbus sales man formerly of Athens was absolved of blame in the incident.
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Toledo
Joseph Loviner
Columbus
Athens
Argonne Hotel
John L. McGeorge
Plumbers’ and Steamfitters’ Union
McGeorge
Mercy Hospital
Frank G. Kraft
Predict Much Work in 1932 On Tax Lists
Ohio county auditors gathered for the annual convention to discuss the new taxation system. A school for auditors will be needed to train for administering the law. A. J. Kraus of the Ohio Tax Commission said a revised personal property listing blank will be legal and practical yet smaller than a newspaper. He urged fair treatment for taxpayers listing intangible property like stocks and bonds.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. J. Kraus
Ohio Tax Commission
Kraus
John Jones
Man and woman fatally burned in Ohio incidents
In Ohio on Wednesday a 68 year old man, James Hinn, was found dead in the yard of his log cabin near Chandlersville after a fire destroyed the home. Bertha Ramage, age unknown, died at her Brookfield Township, Noble County, residence from severe burns suffered when her clothes caught fire from an open grate.
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Zanesville
Chandlersville
James Hinn
Bertha Ramage
Brookfield Township
Noble County
Actress Ann Harding Injured in Jacksonville
Motion picture star Ann Harding is confined to her hotel room in Jacksonville with a dislocated shoulder. Secretary Marie Lombard said the injury is not serious but very painful.
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Jacksonville
Fla
U.P
Ann Harding
Marie Lombard
Miss Harding
Children Available for Many Homes in Ohio
More than 600 children have been adopted from the Children's Home Society of Ohio since its founding 38 years ago. The agency has cared for over 2300 children, placing others in approved private homes to provide new environments and futures. The society seeks 10 good families to host homeless boys and girls ages 6 to 16 to make room for others.
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Columbus
Children’s Home Society of
Ohio
West Fifth Avenue
C. C. Darby
Champion steer sells for 1358 at international auction
The grand champion Aberdeen Angus steer "Briar Cliff Thicket" weighed 1070 pounds and sold at the International Exposition auction in Chicago for 1.27 a pound, bringing 1358.90 to owner Oakleigh Thorne of Pine Plains New York. The buyers were Abergast and Batjan of Allentown Pennsylvania. The 1930s style report notes last year's price was higher for "Lucky Strike."
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Chicago
U.P
Abergast
Batjan
Allentown
Briar Cliff
Oakleigh Thorne
Wall Street
Pine Plains
N. Y
Ohio treasury reports November cash balance and cigarette tax
Ohio state finances show a cash balance of 12 million 724 thousand 115 dollars and 29 cents across all funds at November end. Cigarette tax receipts for November totaled 267 thousand 533 dollars and 15 cents, excluding outstanding tax stamp checks.
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Columbus
State of
Ohio
Sheriff Plans To Raid Pines Club Under Pressure
Fairfield County Sheriff Gail Lesler said he would gather county citizens in the next two days to discuss raiding the Pines Club two miles south of Reynoldsburg. The Pines, a fortified gambling palace run by Cleveland gamblers, remains in operation as he weighs a careful legal approach and witness concerns.
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Columbus
U.R
Gail Lesler
Fairfield County
Pines Club
Reynoldsburg
Pines
Cleveland Gamblers
Lesler
Rainey of Illinois Seeks Democratic Floor Leadership
UNITED PRESS profiles Henry T. Rainey a longtime Illinois congressman and 26 year veteran of the Twentieth district. It notes his role as potential floor leader, his shift from re election norms, early support for Bryan, tariff stance, Russia trade views, and his self described farmer status with a Carrollton farm and Windsor tie.
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United Press
Washington
Henry T. Rainey
Ilinois
House
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Lincoln
Rainey
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Circus
Far East Writer To Broadcast on Manch
New York December 4 W Vaughn Far Eastern of United Press Association will broadcast an internation rebroadcast from Tokyo over a million wide network of Mutual Broadcasting Company this at 8 p m ET Vaughn will explain the Sino Japanese dispute and share life as a Manchuria zone correspondent He has traveled in Japan China the Philippines and adjacent territories in six years of Orient service prior to this assignment he was a United Press correspondent in South America and the United States.
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New York
W. Vaughn
United Press Association
Manchuria
Toklo
Mnat Broadcasting Company
T. Vaughn
Far East
Japan
China
Philippines
Orient
Vaughn
United Press
South America
United States
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Cash Feed Store
Amesville
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