Ohio Liquor Sale Applications Filed in Columbus
Ohioans filed only applications for liquor sale permits by noon in Columbus as the state tightens control. Most applicants are from hotels clubs and restaurants while the board aims to limit night club permits after a White administration conference. First Columbus permit was by John Chur restaurant operator for wines and spirits by the glass and the Shier Hotel seeks both beer and wine permits. Local officials note a potential 1000 state store employees. managers to follow civil service rules after a later plan change. Local subdivisions expect over 1.5 million dollars for relief excise and fuel taxes distributed as of Jan 1 with 193,700.17 from relief funds 531,728.40 from fuel taxes and 797,013.22 from gasoline taxes.
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Columbus
U.P
Governor White
Edmund G. Mathews
Via
Or Cement
Rnit
Ntrel Department
John Chur
Orning
Shier
Tne
Heard
Olumbus
Joseph T. Tracy
Tracy
Reveal Ford's Vast Deposits
A U P telegraph report states Henry Ford and relatives held over 60 million dollars in deposits across Detroit banks Union Group Inc and Bankers Company. Investigators say the banking system faces scrutiny as assets tied to Ford and associates are examined for possible improper use and repayment patterns.
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Aid
Guardian Roil Union Group, Inc
Bankers Company
Officers Accused of Self Loans at Defunct Securome Trust
Toledo January 4 Officers and directors of the defunct Securome Trust Company are accused of loaning to themselves more than 90 percent of the capital and surplus when it closed in June 1931. Edward J Falstein, chief investigator for the Senate special bank investments committee, will testify when the committee meets in Toledo tonight during the second session under chairman H Rershigs of Senator L L Marshall.
Governor Eyes Comprehensive Ohio Tax Overhaul
Governor White announces special session to rewrite Ohio tax system including replacing local revenue lost to the 10 mill real estate cap. He aims for action by July to prevent budget gaps, and hints at a general retail sales tax being considered. The session date remains undecided after his Miami vacation.
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Columbus
U.P
General Assembly
Ohio
White
Miami
Fla
Relief Funds Approved for Ohio Counties
The Ohio State Relief Commission authorized 2,884,808 to fund relief work in 87 counties for 119,765 families. The grant covers full month costs in 39 counties and half month in 48. Harrison County excluded for not joining state relief or CWA. Allocations include Gallia 200 families 775 local funds, Hocking 425 7,350, Jackson 762 11,006, Meigs 448 10,088, Perry 37 6,181, Washington 800 4,662 for half month.
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Get
Harrison County
Gallia County
Hocking County
Jackson County
Meigs County
Perry County
Washington County
Mrs Leifheit Dies at Home in Rocksprings
Mrs Barbara Leifheit 62 widow of Fred Leifheit died today at her Rocksprings home. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery. Survived by five children Mrs Otho Murray of Pomeroy Mrs Walter Bramiage of Columbus Mrs Ward Windon of Pomeroy Athens Road Fred and Cliff Leifheit at home Two brothers Andrew Laubner of Pomeroy George Laubner of Oklahoma and sister Mrs Mary Radford of Fiat woods.
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Pomeroy
Barbara Leifheit
Fred Leifheit
Rocksprings
Beech Grove
Otho Murray
Walter Bramiage
Columbus
Ward Windon
Athens Road
Fred
Cliff Leifheit
Andrew Laubner
George Laubner
Oklahoma
Mary Radford
Fiatwoods
Lundeen Seeks House Action On Soldier Bonus Bill
Representative Lundeen a Farmer-Labor member from Minnesota announced plans to file a petition with 145 signatures to force House consideration of the Patman Bill for a $2.4 billion soldier bonus in new currency. The move came as debate opened on the liquor tax bill with the Patman measure previously pigeonholed in committee.
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Washington
U.P
House
Lundeen
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Ways and
Ieang
John Lindley Dies Suddenly in Albany
John Lindley died suddenly from a heart attack at his brother Josephus Lindley’s home in Albany on January 4. Aged member of a pioneer Lee Township family he outlived a motor vehicle injury from two months earlier. He was son of James H. and Martha A. Lindley with one surviving sibling Josephus. Funeral services will be held at the Lindley home Sunday afternoon with burial in Hebbardsville Cemetery.
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Albany
John Lindley
Lee Township
Josephus Lindley
James H
Martha A. Lindley
James Lindley
Josephus
Government keeps domestic gold buying rate at $34.06
The government maintained its domestic newly mined gold buying rate at 34.06 dollars per ounce today marking the twelfth straight business day without change.
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Washington
Richland Avenue Residents Seek CWA Sewer Plan
A petition signed by about 90 percent of Richland Avenue residents asks CWA approval for a sanitary sewer. About 200 homes lack water and facilities, raising fire risks and lowering property values. plan includes extending laterals toward Allendale and Pomeroy Albany Roads with city water use.
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CWA
Allendale
Pomeroy and
Albany
Byrd Corrects Antarctic Maps On Seaplane Flights
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd reports erasing 200000 miles of charted territory from Antarctic maps after two perilous seaplane missions. He logged 117th Meridian longitude to 172.30 degrees south latitude, noting ice marked as land was ocean and observing a two and a half mile iceberg amid harsh weather.
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Jacob Ruppert
Antarctica
Mackey Radio
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Pacific Ocean
Byrd
Longtitude
Nine Traffic Violators Fined by Mayor Hero
Nine persons were fined $1 each by Mayor Len B. McCune for traffic violations. Cars of all violators were tagged and if summonses to court are ignored an officer will be sent to have the motorist appear. Those fined include H. A. Herron William Moler Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. George Gibbs D. R. Ruth C. B. Vorhes Frederick Ellis T. W. Gold and R. H. White.
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Len B. McCune
H. A. Herron
William Moler
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
George Gibbs
D. R. Ruth
C. B. Vorhes
Frederick Ellis
T. W. Gold
R. H. White
Mother of actor dies in Dayton home
Mrs. Charity Heaton James, 4, mother of Charles Grapewin the stage and screen comedian, died at her Dayton home on January 4.
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Dayton
U.P
Charity Heaton James
Charles Grapewin
Roosevelt candy for Congress in playful Beverly Hills scene
In Beverly Hills Roosevelt offers candy to Congress this morning as a mother would a fretful baby. The scene shows children of different races laughing and giddily reacting, with the event described in a light, humorous tone.
Roosevelt Budget Figures Spark Huge Spending Idea
The Roosevelt budget shows federal outlays described as immense with a vivid example. If spending began at Christ’s birth and ran at one dollar a minute to today, total would reach about 1,000,000,000 dollars, while the proposed budget is seven times that amount with a ten dollar per minute rate implying about 10,569,006,967 dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Congress
Athens City Wins PWA Grant for Water Softening Plant
The City of Athens received a 50 000 loan and grant under the Public Works Administration for a water softening plant. The project, estimated at about 40 000, would be funded with 70 percent by the city and bonds at 4 12 percent over two years. Meter rents were removed, reducing revenue by about 400 annually.
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Athens
Public Works Administration
Washington
Ground Water Survey Plans Are Advanced
Columbus Ohio Jan 4 The Civil Works Administration authorized 56960 for a statewide ground water survey to employ 176 civil engineers under O W Simonton. Wilbur Stout state geologist and state water conservation board approves plans. The census will cover wells and soils and springs data to aid future conservation efforts. The report notes Ohio water levels have been steadily dropping and plans aim to maintain a constant level.
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Columbus
Civil Works Administration
O. W. Simonton
Ohio Cwa
Wilbur Stout
State Water Conservation Board
Stout
Ohio
Correction Made on County Budget Story
The Messenger corrects yesterday's county budget article. The headline misstated a three tenths mill tax cut. the body confirms the actual county rate reduction is seven tenths of a mill.
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Athens County
Farmer John Moon Dies in Willard Barn Fire
Willard Ohio reports John Moon aged 45 burned to death when a barn on his farm east of town burned. Moon was seen driving into the barn shortly before the fire and personal items found in the wreck confirm his death.
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Willard
John Moon
Here
Moon
Akron Money Is Lured Out by Deposit Law
Akron officials report more than $100,000 moved from hiding into Akron bank savings and checking accounts as federal deposit insurance boosts new accounts for the third day. At Firestone Bank two elderly men demanded to see the insurance certificate and opened accounts after its presentation.
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Akron
U.P
Federal Deposit Insurance
Firestone Bank
Mine Tragedy Traps 100 in Depths of Pit
Prague reports a catastrophic blast at the Nelson TTT coal mine in Onsegg trapping more than 100 workers. Rescue teams in gas masks battled through smoke filled galleries as the death toll rose, with sixteen bodies recovered and many others overcome by gas as fire halted operations.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Nelson Ttt
Onsegg
Chotesque
Defense Asks for Evidence in Wynekoop Murder Case
Attorneys for Dr. Alice L. Wynekoop seek court orders to impound all evidence from the Wynkoop mansion where the nearly nude body of Rheta Wynekoop was found on an operating table. If granted, the defense gains access to all state evidence for use in trial in Chicago.
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Chicago
U.ph
Alice L. Wynekoop
Wynkoop Mansion
Rheta Wynekoop
Joseph B. David
Dr. Wynekoop
City Eyes Near One Million Dollar Budget Cut
Lima Mayor Allen N. Metheany and the City Council proposed cutting about a million dollars from the annual budget in line with the new administration’s economy policy.
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Lima
Allen N. Metheany
City Council Today
President Sees Industrial Output of 98 Per Cent in 35
Roosevelt's budget message to Congress projects fiscal 1935 tax revenues based on industrial production at 98 percent of the 1923 25 average. The plan notes RCFC repayments will return about 480 million to the Treasury, with 5.97 billion in current year expenditures and 459.9 million in repayments expected next year.
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Washington
U.R
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
Congress
Vicious Code of Restaurant Industry Hit
Cincinnati January 4. Robert Bo Hesketh noted that the NRA code for the restaurant industry is to be protested by a 24 hour work stoppage. He warned that the code would slash working hours and worsen conditions, calling for a 40 hour five day week.
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Cincinnati
NRA
Robert Bo Hesketh
International Alliance
Johnson
Hesketh
West Coast
Truck Owners to Display Receipts for New Tags
Columbus January 4. Receipt for 1934 license plates carried by commercial vehicle drivers will be recognized in lieu of actual tags until January 8. No extension for passenger cars. Arrests will be made by patrolmen for driving with 1933 tags.
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Columbus
U.P
Woman Slayer Feared By Surviving Kinfork
MASSILLON O Jan 4 A police search continues for Mrs Edith Christman 47 alleged to have killed her husband Roy Christman 49 and his sister Iva 38. Authorities said they will protect other relatives of the missing woman her mother 81 identified Mrs Christman as the slayer.
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Massillon
U.P
Edith Christman
Three Generations Born in Kruszyna Family Home
In Kruszyna village a Wisniewski family homestead recorded three births within the same day. A newborn boy arrived in one room, his uncle in another, and the great-uncle in a third, with the mothers aged 17 36 and 39 respectively.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wisniewski
Kruszyna
Roosevelt proofs budget as deficit hits seven billion
President Roosevelt sent the first annual budget to Congress outlining a total deficit of 7.309 billion dollars for the current fiscal year and a need to borrow 10 million by July 1 to balance Treasury books. He seeks over a billion for CWA beyond February 15 and notes no hike in income taxes. The message flags wide spending and warns states on liquor burdens while detailing large emergency funds for relief public works and farm credit.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Federeal Land Bank
White House
RFC
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ohio Penitentiary Guard Discharged for Cruelty and Intoxication
Warden P. E. Thomas discharged Guard Guy L. Barnes at Ohio Penitentiary on charges of cruelty and intoxication. The notice states Barnes struck prisoner William Goodyear with cause and was on duty under the influence on December 0. Goodyear is serving a life sentence for first degree murder from Frazi a County.
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Columbus
P. E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Guy L. Barnes
Willam Goodyear
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