Income Tax Plan Aims to Aid State Schools
A legislative sub committee led by Senator Gunsett and J. Van Wert proposes a state income tax to fund education. The plan envisions rates from one to three percent, targeting up to 50 million dollars yearly plus other revenue streams, with district allocations and equalization funding to support school districts statewide.
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Onesross
D. J. Gunsett
J. van Wert
Subjee
Hoo
Gunesett
Ion
Acto Gmncett
Timved
County Administrator Orders Checkup On CWA Registration
County administrator directs a review of Civilian Work Administration registration in progress. The move aims to ensure accuracy and compliance across departments and districts. Local officials report steps underway to verify records and address discrepancies.
CWA Pay Checks Tied to Card Verification for Two Counties
Belford Nelson announces that all workers on CWA projects in Athens and Meigs Counties must present white identification and assignment cards to receive pay on Friday and Saturday. Unregistered workers will not be paid. illegal hiring will be dropped.
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Ilegally
CWA
Belford Nelson
Athens
Relief Office
Re-employment Bureau
Nelson
Watt Grover
Meigs
Roosevelt
Washington
W. W. Hamilton
Columbus
Ohio
Grover
Henry Corradini
Meigs County
F. C. Braught
Ohio to Hire State Liquor Store Staff Under New Rules
Ohio Civil Service Commission announced job examinations for state liquor stores with new sponsor requirements. Applicants must name three sponsors and provide a photo. Positions include supervisors cashiers clerks and inspectors with salaries from 1 200 to 2400 yearly and age and education conditions. Examinations run February 13 14 and 15 with dates and rules outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Emmong
Delegates Hear ion Reports on Convention Floor
Delegates from Montana Wyoming Utah and Indiana join Western Kentucky as the convention opens. Opposition to the plan grows amid anticipated heated debate on moving international offices from Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Montana
Colyoming
Utah
Indiana
Kentucky
Unclear Text Fragment on Recognition and Government
Fragmentary report notes incomplete phrases about recognition by states and England and an economic program. It mentions a president and calls to support reconstruction but lacks clear names, dates, or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Dieta
England
Wik Reens
CWA Payroll Delays Stall Three Days of Pay
Fragmented text indicates CWA payrolls delayed for three days with funds reportedly on hand. An allotment irregularity cited and a further $104 due Wednesday as remaining pay to be met.
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Ohn
Rhetter
Kidnapers Fail In Attempt To Collect Ransom
In St Paul on January 24 the ransom bid of 200000 for Edward Bremer the kidnapped banker failed after two cars with abductors tracked the wrong vehicle near Hinckley Minnesota. Harry Bachman a St Paul businessman minded his car as the abductors ab aiming their light.
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Edward Bremer
ST. Paul
Harry Bachman
Hincksey
Minn
Bachman
Father shoots stepfather to protect son in Kentucky
In Williamstown Kentucky a father Clark Ingle 42 of Webster Ohio shot Otis Clay Dunn 36 near Williams town to shield his stepson Howard 16 from beating Dunn had argued with the boys and threatened to whip Howard Mrs Dunn called Ingle who fired to prevent the punishment Dunn is hospitalized in Covington with a fractured right leg Ingle is jailed in Williams town awaiting further action.
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Williamstown
Otis Clay Dunn
Near Here
Covington
Clark Ingle
Webster
Ohio
Dunn
George
Howard
Ingle
Greek State Council Denies Insull Refuge in Greece
The Greek State Council upheld the government's decision to refuse Samuel Insull asylum or further refuge in Greece. The fugitive Chicago utilities magnate must exit Greece before February after previous legal victories that allowed him to remain amid U S extradition efforts on fraud charges.
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Athens
Greek State Council
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Greece
United States
America
Picture shows bandit not Neal Bowman
In Cincinnati on January 24 a photo of Neal Bowman failed to match the two armed robbers who terrorized a suburban apartment house. Victims and a janitor identified the man as not Bowman, ending initial speculation after a resident claimed to be Bowman.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Neal Bowman
Bowman
Clifford Reed
Johnson to draw up code for hard coal industry
The recovery administration will write a fair competition code for the anthracite coal industry after failure of wage talks between mine operators and United Mine Workers. NRA officials report broad labor disputes and lack of inter-operator agreement amid shrinking markets and long mine idleness.
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Washington
Recovery Administration
Hugh 8
Johnson
NRA
United Mine Workers
Hotel Strike Looms In Manhattan Today
In New York on January 24 a general strike threatened to disrupt service in leading hotels. The Waldorf Astoria faced deserted public rooms as about 600 waiters, bus boys, and cooks quit after a chef and another union member were discharged, leaving staff to operate with a make shift kitchen.
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New York
U.P
Waldorf-Astoria
Waldorf
Amalgamated Food Workers Union
Attorneys Confirmed as U S Attorneys in Ohio
Washington reports the Senate confirmed Emerick B. Freed for the northern district of Ohio and Francis Canny for the southern district of Ohio as United States attorneys.
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Washington
The
Senate Today
Emerick B. Freed
Ohio
Francis Canny
U. S
Eastern Ohio Relief Rolls Are Under Fire
Steubenville January report shows Everett C. Shimp, Jefferson County relief director, removing 26 public officials from CWA payrolls under political pressure. Named were Steubenville councilman Harold Gaffney and Mayor H. C. Smith of Smithfield, plus Smithfield township clerk C A Flenniken.
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Steubenville
CWA
Everett C. Shimp
Jefferson County
Harold Gaffney
H. C. Smith
Smithfield
C. A. Flenniken
Three Men Arrested on Counterfeiting Charge in Ohio
Cleveland police and federal Secret Service agents, led by William G. Harper, detained three men at the county jail as efforts continue to dismantle a counterfeiting ring believed to have passed thousands of dollars in fake bills across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Jan
Federal
Secret Service
William G. Harper
Ohio
Record Flight Hero Welcomed at Pearl Harbor Return
Safe in Hawaii Lieut. Commander Kneff ler McGinnis, head of the navy air squadron that flew from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor, smiles as he receives congratulations from Comm. E Wayne Todd at the Pearl Harbor base while onlookers cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kneffler McGinnis
Navy Air
San Francisco
Pear Harbor
E. Wayne Todd
Pear Harbor Naval Base Air Fleet
Roosevelt Plans New Recovery Proposals to Congress
President Roosevelt is assembling data to expand his recovery program and will submit proposals to Congress on stock market regulation Home Loan Bond guarantees relief extension communications tariff and war debt coordination. A study of stock market regulation is already underway based on a report from Secretary Roper.
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Washington, Jan
Roosevelt
Congress
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
Tobacco Growers To Protest Low Prices
Kentucky farmers plan to ask Governor Ruby Laffoon to declare another tobacco auction holiday. A delegation will deliver the appeal, citing 1933 tobacco prices as low as three to five cents per pound and their inability to meet taxes and debts.
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Lexington
U.P
Ruby Laffoon
Kentucky
Laffoon
Laffon
Banker Near Death In Chicago Pneumonia Relapse
Melvin A. Traylor president of the First National Bank was near death today after a relapse in his fight against pneumonia in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank
Long’s Political Machine Weakened After New Orleans Loss
In New Orleans Huey P. Long trails in local election as mayors Walmeley gains ground. With parishes drifting away from his control observers fear the Long machine faces collapse and his political influence wanes statewide.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmeley
Long
M P Totman Dies Suddenly At Home In Athens
Marion P Totman aged 73 and former Athens County treasurer and Ohio General Assembly member died suddenly at his home 2 South Congress Athens after a brief illness. He planned to celebrate golden wedding on February 3 with Edith Wickham Totman. He moved from Broadwell where he ran a general store and farmed in Big Run Athens County. He is survived by a widow two children and a brother and sister. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Marion P. Totman
Athens County
Ohio General Assembly
South
Congress Street
Mre. Totman
Mr. Totman
Athens
Broadwell
Big Run
Athena County
Edith BE. Wickham
Marion
Ohio
RE. P. Totman
Sharpsburg
W. W. Totman
C. E. Gorham
W. E. Totman
Dunbar
Washington County
Mira Rathburn
Columbus
Totman
Compromise in Dispute Predicted as Roosevelt Sets May 1 Deadline
Washington January 24 A U P reports chance of settlement in the Civil Works Administration dispute as the White House indicates the CWA will end May 1. President Roosevelt plans to send Congress recommendations for a 350 million dollar appropriation to sustain CWA through May and 500 million dollars for direct relief.
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Roosevelt
Washington
U.P
Civil Works Administration
White House
Speaker Rainey
House
Rainey
United Free
Costigan
Colorado
Draft Contract In Muskingum Valley Project
Legal counsel for the Public Works Administration moved to draw up a contract with the Muskingum Water Shed Conservancy District to release 22.9 million dollars for 14 reservoirs in Muskingum Valley Ohio, with the Conservancy District providing 22.715 million for rights of way and related costs under Corps of Engineers supervision.
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Washington
U.P
Muskingum Valley
Ohio
Public Works Administration
PWA
Muskingum
Muskingum Water Shed Conservancy District
Conservancy District
Corps of Engineers
War Department
Roosevelt May Yield On Gold Program Regulation
Washington January reports indicate President Roosevelt is prepared to yield to some Senators on placing the new gold program on an emergency basis with a time limit. He opposes a five member board to supervise a $2 billion stabilization fund preferring Treasury control as in the House bill. The administration fears secrecy and aims to revert to the original form to preserve market stability.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Secretary of Treasury
House
Board of Five
Ohio CWA payroll hits 4.28 million for week ending Jan 18
Civil Works Administration workers in Ohio earned 4,283,557 in wages and salaries for the week ending January 18 as Major E O Braught reports. The payroll covered 248,197 workers and precedes a cut in hours and manpower ordered by Federal Administrator Marty L Hopkins.
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Harry Hopkins
Mr. Roosevelt
CWA
Columbus
Civil Works Administration
Ohio
E. O. Braught
Marty L. Hopkins
Senator Herner Freed By Orders of Judge
State Senator William H. Herner of Norwalk was exonerated by directed verdict in Columbus today after a criminal court jury cleared him of soliciting a $1,500 bribe. The charge involved allegedly obtaining the money through Elizabeth Pearce to influence a favorable licensing bill from the Ohio Funeral Directors Association.
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Columbus
William H. Herner
Norwalk
Herner
Ohio Senate
Elizabeth Pearce
Ohio Funeral Directors’ Association
Ohio to hear on highway beautification progress
Dallas D. Dupre Jr. state highway landscape engineer will report on the progress of Ohio's roadside beautification program at the Ohio Council for Roadside Improvement meeting in Columbus on Thursday.
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Columbus
Dallas D. Dupre, Jr
Ohio Council For
Lupe Velez and Johnny Weismuller Separate After Clashes
Hollywood reports Lupe Velez announces separation from Johnny Weismuller. She cites repeated clashes of temperament dating to their secret Las Vegas marriage last October.
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Hollywood
Lupe Velez
Johnny Weismuller
Las Vegas
Nev
Airmail Funds To Be Sought In Next Year Budget
The Treasury Post Office Supply Bill proposes 420.603.270 for two departments with continued ocean and airmail subsidies. Post Office requests 670.851 for operations and 14 million for domestic airmail contracts and 7 million for foreign airmail contracts. Ocean mail contracts are set at 37.5 million, total funding below current year’s 27.577 million.
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Washington
Treasury Post Office
House
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
Ohio Railroads Fight Wooden Coach Order
Representatives of Ohio railroads argued that the Public Utilities Commission order banning wooden coaches in passenger trains is too costly to implement. At a hearing the railroads said replacing all wooden cars with steel structures would cost 21 million 537 thousand dollars, a prohibitive sum at this time. The case was taken under advisement.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio Railroads
State Public Utilities Commission
Davey Signals Governor Bid In Cincinnati Inquiry
Martin L. Davey of Kent expressed interest in running for Ohio governor in a Cincinnati inquiry asking Democratic leaders for their advice on his candidacy.
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Cincinnati
Martin L. Davey
Kent
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