Leaders Seek New One Year Tax Proposals in Ohio
Columbus reports indicate Governor and Finance Director Bevis acknowledge revenues will fall short of expenses and relief needs. Cabinet and advisor discussions explore a one year tax plan including selective sales amusement and luxury taxes and gasoline tax diversions. A temporary measure may be proposed with possible special session to re enact if conditions improve. Washington leaders back a blanket authority for Roosevelt to cut Federal spending.
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Howard L. Bevis
Welfare Fund Again Cut in State of Ohio Welfare Fund
Columbus December 20 The Legislature will be asked to appropriate 18 059 878 for the State Welfare Department for the 1933 34 biennium according to a tentative direet drawn up by Darrell Jones assistant state welfare director The sum is 1 295 677 less than was operated for the department for the biennium now ending The tentative budget calls for 9 797 864 for all purposes for the department for 1933 and 4 362 014 for 1934 It includes 101 494 for the Board of Parole 49 040 for the Bureau of Criminal Identification 142 578 for the Commission for the Blind 312 826 for the Division of Charities and 267 678 for the Division of Probation and Parole
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
Darrell Jones
Department
Board of Parole
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Commission For the Blind
Division of Charities
Division of Probation and
Paroir
Senate to study inflation impact for Roosevelt plan
Senate Democrats plan a thorough study of inflation as a key element in stabilizing world exchange rates disrupted by the depression. The move shows the chamber's focus on easing operation and addressing major economic concerns facing the Roosevelt administration.
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Roosevelt
Senate Democrats
Jassie Reveals New Ransom Story in Lindbergh Case
Dr John F Condon known as Jassie says a new version of the $50000 ransom plot in the Lindbergh kidnapping emerged. He states the money was handed to a man named John in a box he supervised and that a receipt was required, contradicting earlier reports of a cemetery drop.
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New York
Lindbergh
John F. Condon
Bronx
Relief Budget Of Columbus Said Too High
The Ohio Relief Commission debated January and February relief needs for nine subdivisions. Columbus faced a $25 per family monthly cost versus a state $16.75 average. A $12,000,000 legislative appropriation for relief was discussed, with possible extra $8,000,000 if Columbus’ $2 per family per month held. Gasoline tax diversions were approved for several cities and counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Relief Commission
Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt seeks definitive deficit data before budget plan
President elect Roosevelt faces conflicting deficit reports. He will not propose budget balancing steps in Congress until he reviews authoritative figures with Speaker Garner within a week. Advisers expect discussion on prioritizing legislation to avoid an extra session after March 4.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Garner
Hyde Park
Newcome
New York City
Final Hearings in Ohio Bell Rate Case Underway
The Public Utilities Commission conducts the concluding hearings in the nine year old Ohio Bell Telephone rate case in Columbus Ohio. The final witness FE W Wood Marion accountant for the state presented a detailed analysis of Ohio Bell figures. He testified that advance rates collected during the case totaled 20 000 000 dollars.
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Colmbus, O
Ohio Bell Telephone
Public Utilities Commission
FE. W. Wood Marion
Ohio Bell Company
Ohio
Machines To Wake Apparel Sorely Needed
Athens County Red Cross seeks sewing machines to outfit hundreds of garments for women and children. Mins Peart French calls on those with machines to contact her to donate and deliver them to the Security Bank Building headquarters. Local groups including Ohio University women’s league will assist. 31,000 yards of cloth remain to be sewn into garments from gingham muselin and other fabrics cut at the factory in Maasilion.
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Athens County Red Cross
Mins Peart French
Red Cross
Misa French
Security Bank
Irma Voigt Hee
Woman's League
Ohio University
Mher
Maasilion
Highest Court Will Okay 3 2 Beer
Supreme Court likely to approve 3.2 percent beer if it becomes law. Drys argue 32 percent beer is intoxicating and unlawful under the Eighteenth Amendment. Legal experts cite varying definitions of intoxication and differing medical opinions on permissible alcohol limits.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Drys
Congress
Allah Is Permissable Devout Turks Given Last Minute Respite
In Istanbul a government delay allows devout Muslims to continue Arabic prayer calls during Ramadan with Turkish changes suspended briefly. Angora’s Culture Department permits muezzins to use Arabic call and priests to read from the Arabic Koran until the ban resumes. In Washington a relief loan of 2,440,397 dollars was approved for West Virginia to aid four cities and counties in January and February.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Allah
Department of Culture
Angora
Washington
U.P Tech Reconstruction Finance Corporation
West Virginia
Fresh clues in McCain disappearance mystery at roadhouse
Police in North Carolina and Maryland pursue a fresh lead in the case of R. S. McCain missing Henderson attorney. An anonymous letter claims McCain was slain and buried near a roadhouse. investigators question roadhouse and inn proprietors while tracing vehicles linked to the case.
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North Carolina
McCain
Columbus
Henderson
N.C
McCoin
House trims Miscellaneous expenses as wasteful spending
The House reports show tighter control on Miscellaneous expenses under Speaker Garner who gave up the official automobile. Longworth’s dying era left lingering charges for gasoline and repairs. Garner now relies on a taxicab between the Capitol and his hotel while Curtis and Mrs Gann use the Senate limousine. The Senate chauffeur is paid 14 dollars monthly and the car burns about 250 gallons of gas monthly. In Dover, Perry Howald’s body was found after a fire destroyed his home, with police suspecting suicide.
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Garner
Democrate
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Senate
Capitol
Curtis
Gann
Weygandt Takes Oath as Ohio Chief Justice
Judge Carl Weygandt of Cleveland was sworn in as chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court in Columbus court chambers today.
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Columbus
Carl Weygandt
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Education Association backs Mort plan for state school relief
Ohio Education Association delegates at Columbus endorse Dr. Mort plan to refinance education with a 28 million fund raised by nonreal estate taxes. The plan would distribute funds across the state to ease school tax burdens and shield public education from fiscal threats. Dr. Mort of Columbia University highlighted the plan as the keynote at the convention.
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Woire High School
Aid
Af Memorial
Watt
Mort
Stamp Vione 2 Used Across Country in Scrip Money Trend
United Press survey shows "stamp money" or scrip used in several hard pressed communities. Hawarden issued 909 certs to employees with weekly value checks. Kansas City misses goal by 250,900 while Bloomington and Penatauc use scrip for school payments and retire it later. Merchants accept scrip though bankers reject it.
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New York
United Press Survey
Lews
Pawardes
Hawarden
Faten
Laiet
Kansas City
W. Rickert Fillmore
Eternified Charities
Fillmore
Brownington
Three Nations Fight for Amazon Port Leticia
Forces from Colombia Peru and Brazil move toward Leticia a tiny Amazon port amid rising tension. Colombia ships reach Parajan harbor while Peru strengthens Iquitos and Lima air units deploy. Brazil vows to guard sea lanes as land sea and air operations converge near Tabatinga five miles from the disputed port.
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Amazon Port
Para
Firazi
Amazon
Letina
Parajan
Equator
Leticia
Fir
Iquitos
Peruvas
Putumayo
Lima
Brazil
Tabatings
Liquor Law Violators Fail in Appeals to Courts
Borra Policheno of Ravenna and Taty La fateha of Akron sentenced to a month each for federal liquor law violations. They appealed to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati and to the U S Supreme Court but were denied review. They will be taken to Leavenworth Kansas Federal Prison Monday by federal deputies.
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Columbus
Borra Policheno
Ravenna
Taty Lafateha
Akron
Leavenworth
Kansas
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
United States Supreme Court
Glouster Post Office Bandit Trial Set Amid Denials
William W. Palmer of Margaville Ohio pleaded not guilty before Federal Judge Bea con W. Hough to robbing the oyster Post Office on October 18 1931. Palmer, captured in Detroit, faces trial in late January along with three Columbus men previously indicted and linked to the robbery. A home made lock key was found on arrival.
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Columbus
Dec
William W. Palmer
Margaville
Beacon W. Hough
Toledo
Palmer
Detroit
Cleveland
Jeanney
Rehbing & Post Office
Carrien
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Daniel J. Fallon
Robert Hathaway
Everett. Johnsen
Columbon
Glouster
U. S
Chillicothe
Frank Cyrene
Ohio
World’s Worst Words Nominated by Teachers Group
Los Angeles reports that the National Association of Teachers lists terms like hot diggity dam nertz and naughtiness as the worst words in English. Dr A M Drummond of Cornell and others urge expunging terms such as plump, xap, pontocrat, treachery and mispronounced forms from use.
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Los Angeles
A. M. Drummond
Cornell University Theater
Frederick Orr
University of Washington
Bates Booth
Southern California University
Egbert Ray Nichols
Redlands
Tnt Plump
Xap
Pontocrat
Gripe
Jase
Classifieds highlights buy sell items and ads
Today’s classifieds offer coal for $2 per ton with delivery possible. A used cloth wringer is offered at $8. A 12 week aid pig is listed for $29 each. A buyer seeks a ture end and offers fair grading.
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Romicone
Clastifica
Three Month Safety Campaign Aims to Cut Mine Accidents
Columbus announces a three month mine safety campaign starting January 1 2004 sponsored by the Division of Mines with operators and employers. Safety engineers Ryan Lewis and Kearns plus James Berry will lead rallies across the mining region. Enrollment hopes to exceed the two mines that entered the initial contest with awards presented at the All Ohio Safety Congress in Columbus.
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Columbus Dee
Livision of Mines
Ming Safety
M Ryan
JL. C. Lewis
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Thee P Kearns
James Erry
Division of Mines
Comtent
Ohio
All Ohin Safety Congress
Columbus
Thea PF Kearns
Dr. Vinton
Bafety and Hygiene
Hoover Invited to Visit Japan for Economic Survey
Tokyo December 20 1940. Former Secretary Chikuhed Nakajima stated plans to invite President Hoover after his retirement to visit Japan and study the nation's economic reorganization. Government leaders favor the move as a way to strengthen Japanese American relations.
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Tokio
Hoover
Japan
Chikuhed Nakajima
Department of Commerce and Industry
Institute of Research and National Economy
White House offices under renovation for President elect Roosevelt
Painters and workers began renovating the White House and executive offices for President elect and Mrs Roosevelt. The president’s personal office remains untouched until Mr Roosevelt’s wishes are known and furnishing selections will be left to the Roosevelts.
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Washington
White House
Presidentelect
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Town Threatened as 300 Citizens Stop Fire Blaze
Destruction of Gilboa near Ottawa was averted when 300 citizens formed a market brigade and battled a restaurant fire until Ottawa and Leipside fire departments arrived. The blaze confined to an off hotel block and several other buildings with losses potentially over $10,000.
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Ottawa
Gilboa
Here
Leipste
Debtor Nations Face Two Month Breathing Room in Debt Talks
Washington reports indicate the Hoover administration may have limited moves amid war debts as debtor countries are expected to wait two months. France seeks to ease Franco American tension over a $20 million default while negotiations on a commercial treaty stall due to the debt dispute and impending policy shifts in Washington.
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Washington
Dee
Hoover Administration
State Department
Hieet Reoses Veil
Great Britain
France
Edmund B Day
John NM Wilams
Europe
Stimson
Norman HM. Davis
New York
Stimeon
Biesaseoelates
Davis
Geneva
Roosevelt
Edge
United States
Taille
Henes
Hoover
Cold Catchers Try Derby Of Colds At UC Hospital
In San Francisco three men Jerome Hawkins Robert Hale and Rex Sinclair are locked in a sealed University Hospital room as part of Dr William J Kerr cold catching derby to study how fatigue and weather trigger colds. The men have reached day fifteen with no productive symptoms yet.
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San Francisco
Samantha
University of California Hospital
Jerome Hawkins
Robert Hale
Rex Sinclair
University Hospital
Ueder
William J. Kerr
Miss Louie Fite Randolph Dies at 82 in Toledo Hospital
Miss Louie Fite Randolph 82 professor emerita Mount Holyoke College died at Toledo Hospital after a heart attack upon arrival for Thanksgiving visit to Toledo. She was stricken shortly after arriving in Toledo.
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Frances Lassiter
A. M. Lassiter
Newport News
Toledo
Louie Fite-Randolph
Emeritug
Mount Holyoke College
Toledo Hospital
Pela ‘Ivan
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