Extra session possible as tax plans debated in congress
Representative Rainey warned that if the Earn reiter or hoard bill fails there will be an extra session. He said voters doubt there will be one but many expect it. The discussion centers on income tax and sales tax proposals and their fate this session.
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Washington
Dan
Wainey
Damsaratin Reader
Toll
Billy
Enn Ktesa
Rainey
Tha Cochran
Hoover
Cin Secretary of Agriculture
Ander
Gunmen rob Berea bank as crowd pursues two killers
A bank holdup at Commercial Savings and Loan in Berea ends in gunfire and a high speed pursuit toward Cleveland. One man escapes with about $39,000 in a satchel, while a second robber is wounded, captured later. Former councilman Charles Fox helps challenge the bandits during the incident. Police investigation continues as citizens join the search.
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Cleveland
Dan
Commercial Savings Ae Loan Company
Berra
Charles Fox
Inuiit
Fox
Fay
Atval
W. TL
Sail
Bank of Berea
Beren Ananual
Finn
Arewn
Roth
Wil Fox
Hyan Smith
Fry Hin
Berea
War Department Cut Proposed by Appropriations Panel
The House appropriations committee today advanced a measure to cut war department funding for the coming year. The plan reduces non-military civilian costs and limits emergency construction, aiming for economy without recurring emergency projects. The overall reduction reflects a shift in spending priorities and a smaller budget than last year.
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Washington
Snn
House
War Department
Denison University Study Reveals Student Date Spending
Campus newspaper reports that Denison University men spent about 10 cents on average per date with peers. Major expense noted is occasional trips to the theater or dance hall.
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Denison University
Cmpus
Ellow
Descriptive fragment on crockery cement and lockjaw incident
The report notes details from San Francisco and May concerning an infant described by hospital staff as suffering possible lockjaw after an incident with crockery cement. The piece also covers two new members initiated Wednesday night at Fort Hamilton Council No. 100 Past Councillors’ organization on South Been Street, with a post meeting lunch and social hour.
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Crockery Cement
San Francisco
Dan
Mice Larsen
Mneryensy Hospital
Fort Hamilton
South Been Street
Technocracy Puzzle Grows Complicated In Anagrams
New York January 12 The Riddlers club chapter of the National Puzzlers League has created anagrams from the word technocracy. A member titled Qedipny, president of the Riddlers, presented the puzzle asking if it forms a hidden phrase. Others in the group reference a possible concert related anagram and name Diskellog as a known contributor.
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New York
The
Riddlers Club
National Puzzlers
Technocracy
Qedipny
Riddlers
Prz Aera Ag Diskellog
Libby and Child Do Well After Birth Shock
Philadelphia reports Libby Hyman Reynolds, widow of tobacco heir Smith Reynolds, welcomed a three and a half pound son born in a modified incubator. The infant is said to be doing nicely despite being underweight. Reynolds was shot to death last July on the Reynolds estate in Winston Salem, and Libby Reynolds is a former Broadway singer.
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Philadelphia
Libby Hyman Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Reynolda
Winston-Salem
Nila
Wits
Ohio Assembly to Resume After Weekend Session
The Ohio General Assembly returns Monday night after a weekend break with 103 bills placed in hopper and anticipated work ahead. With two weeks of session behind them 163 proposed measures have been filed split 7 in the House and 43 in the Senate, and 72 pending at adjournment. An interim appropriations bill is a key transfer awaiting session return while state officials face pay freezes.
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Associated & 1
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Biye
Sessian
House
Monlay
Priday Thirteenth Observed In Minneapolis
The fragment notes a boy named Jon observing a Friday the thirteenth in Minneapolis. It mentions his age nearing 13, address 13 blocks from school, classroom 213, and receiving 13 Christmas presents. Names and details are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Minneapolis
Jon
Frink Coreman, Jr
Ohio Senate Probe Aims to Correct Building and Loan Abuses
A special senate committee promised cooperation with Governor George White and Commerce Director Theodore B. Tungeman to revise the building and loan association situation. The committee voted yesterday to continue its efforts, with details continued on page 13.
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Ohio Senate
Columbus
Yall
George White
Commerce
Theodore B. Tungeman
Senate
Building and Loan Groups Welcome Senatorial Study
Ohio building and loans welcome a Senate investigation into their industry. James A. Devine, executive secretary of the Ohio Building Association League, says the inquiry will help end rumors about financial institutions and hopes the committee adopts a constructive approach.
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Ohio
State Legis Dative
James A. Devine
Ohio Building Assocation League
Spevink Senate
Rhin
Anid Devine
Jeommittes
Anid
Savings Stompaties
Engagement Ring Taken Back By Robber in Bartlesville
A robber in Bartlesville Oklahoma returned an engagement ring after a sentimental incident. Mrs Nob sobbed as the thief asked what the ring was and replied Take it back to make it a practice never to take engagement rings.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Neder
Nehr
Trouble shooters saved from death in Cincinnati incident
Two telephone-company troubleshooters were rescued after their harness failed as they dangled 60 feet above ground. Firemen pulled them to safety while bystanders watched in Cincinnati on January 12. One named worker was James Burrowcliffe. the other was B. Ney.
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Cincinnati
Janes Burrowcliffe
Messney
Charles W Morse Dies at 77 Financier in New York
Charles W Morse financier and shipping magnate dies at his home this morning after a week with pneumonia. He was 77 and had recently been improving before decline.
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Charles W, Morse
Charles W, Moray
Wagnare
Senate House Together On Debt Laws Revision
Washington reports virtual unanimity between Senate and House on the debt relief bill. Key lawmakers LaGuardia and McKeown move parallel measures. Hastings in the Senate plans similar language. A joint committee split the Windier draft into three sections, with railroads under Interstate Commerce Commission oversight and reforms touching corporations and individuals.
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HOUSE
Myr
LaGuardia
Interstata Commerce Commission
McKeown
Sunny California Storm Roars. Two Die and $1 Million In Damage
A severe windstorm in Southern California causes two deaths and property losses exceeding a million dollars. Damage to agriculture is undetermined, but the oil industry reports about $500,000 in daily losses from toppled derricks as winds reach up to 80 miles per hour. The Weather Bureau ties the storm to an unusually intense atmospheric phenomenon.
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California
Jas Angees
Dan
Californ
Nia
House Pushes on With Farm Measure
Washington, D C December 12 The House pressed ahead through a shower of amendments on the emergency farm relief bill as the related allotment measure lagged toward a final form Democratic sponsors reported progress in resisting tariff changes tied to price supports. Jones of Texas led the bill’s tariff contest amid vigorous debate over agricultural policy.
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Washington
House
Jones
Texas
Ghia Fair Managers Seek Legislation on Harness Races
The Ghia Fair Managers Association plans to sponsor a bill in the legislature to localize netting on harness races. Approval of such a bill was voted by the delegates at their convention here and a committee was appointed to draft the bill for consideration in the current session of the General Assembly.
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Columbus
Way Sun
Ghia Fair Managers Association
General Assembly
Congress Actions Snapshot From A Busy Session
A rolling update shows Commerce, Banking, and Foreign relations committees tackling bills on banking reform, deficency measures, and tax refunds. Veterans and farm bills advance as judiciary and appropriations panels continue hearings. A world economic conference funding authorization and various revision proposals pace the midweek agenda.
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Presidency
Foreign Affairs Committee
Sweeping Changes To Assist Debtors Urged in Message
An undated Washington message urges sweeping reforms to aid financially distressed individuals and businesses through bankruptcy and reform measures. The report notes strong sentiment for action and forecasts debate in Congress and the White House seeking swift enactment.
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Preen
Washington
TV Congress
Sual
Toner
Senate panel weighs 3.2 beer bill changes in House
Washington January 12 A Senate Judiciary sub committee debating House 3.2 beer bill plans a vote tomorrow. Chairman Blaine said refined measures would move forward after a long season as the 3.2 proposal progresses. Hoover to act on Philippine independence bill within 24 hours indicated at the White House. Two men die in Dundas crash. victims include former Vinton County treasurer Charles J. Leo McArthur merchant.
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Senate
House
Blaine
Hoover
White House
Moover
Teta
McArthur
Vinton County
Baltimore and Ohio
Dundas
Here
Charles
Leo
Eohlest
Japan and China Discussing Peace Terms amid Chinese Offensive Threats
Reported talks between Chinese and Japanese military officials over peace terms occurred while troop movements continued in northern Jehel province. A Japanese advance toward Lingyuan in southern Jehel and continued maneuvers from Mukden to Chin Chow suggested preparations against a Chinese offensive. The Chinese force in dehol was estimated at 130,000 with Chang Haiao involved. Taiwan raids affected volunteer organizations.
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Jehel
Lingyuan
Shanhaikwan
Tonlimiing
Mukden
Chinchow
Manchuria
Chinshow
Oni
Dehol
Cmn
Dnelntlinge
Chang
Jury Seated in Parker Murder Trial in Millersburg
Efforts to complete a jury in the Ford J. Parker murder case continued as three bitmen were examined. Eight men and two women were tentatively seated as jurors yesterday in the case charging Parker with the slaying of his estranged wife Norabell.
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Millersburg
Ford J. Parker
Norabell
Free Father Who Stole for Food in Virginia Case
A father of five in Virginia, yearned to feed his starving family and stole 36 loaves of bread. He was freed by police after arrest. the case noted a slave-owner’s refusal to intervene. Police also logged two bicycle battery theft reports and a man named James David reported a bicycle stolen from 794 South Thirteenth Street Ported. Norman Cory at 435 Millville Avenue reported a battery stolen from his automobile.
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James Davidson
South Thirteenth Street
Norman Cory
Millville Avenue
Hilo
Mrs Withrow Taken To Mercy Hospital After Stroke
Mrs Carl Withrow age 55 of 33 North Sixth Street was rushed from Third and High Streets to Mercy Hospital Wednesday afternoon after suffering a stroke.
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Mercy Hospital
Carl Withrow
Apa
North Sixth Street
Moray
Roosevelt Silent As He Awaits March Fourth
Roosevelt makes no public statement as March Fourth nears while Congress remains in session. He faces a wave of callers at the White House and contemplates his next steps, signaling no commitments before addressing Congress.
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Dru
Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Ronsrvelt
Marni
Bertha Picker to Celebrate 100th Birthday Friday
Cleveland area plans mark Bertha Picker turning 100 with family including 17 grandchildren and 20 great and great great grandchildren. A Friday gathering will feature a toast and memories as she reaches the milestone.
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Cleveland
Bertha Picker
Goosan
Proposes Method Allocating Taxes in State Assembly
The measure, by Senator Mak and Whittenure, aims to map temporary allocations from the prior act into a permanent tax scheme. It seeks to address constitutional concerns raised in a Cincinnati case and is backed by a taxation committee.
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Columbus
Mor Rwi
Mak &. Whittenure
Tenoder
Guerts
Amilton
Tony
Lewis Cited on Peace Charge in WoodnRead Police Warrant
Gaylor Moore of 724 South Seventh signed a warrant at police headquarters charging Vairbanks Lewis with breach of peace in Woodnearly.
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Lewis
Gaylor Moore
South Seventh Afrees
Woodnearlay
Vairbanks
Republicans Study Pre-Primary Convention Plans
Columbus January 12. Republicans discussed handling a pre primary convention and a constitutional amendment to abolish Wiroxt primes. A five member subcommittee will be named by State Chairman Edward D. Schorr to draft actions and consult county committees before a final decision. They also plan to urge counties not to endorse state or national candidates early and to push a publicity drive plus a Young Men's Republican chapter. A financial report showed the last campaign spent within a deficit but committee funds remain about 15,000 from two years ago.
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Haneilton
Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
Edward D. Schorr
Ist Lampaign
Sonmittes
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