Budget Balancing Faces Looming Headaches in No. State Legislature
Agitated press dispatch from Cehinbus notes the looming budget balancing headache for the state legislature. Governor George White warns against deficits while revenue dwindles and municipalities face new funding pressures. Salary cuts for officials and curtailment of relief resources threaten fiscal stability as unemployment insurance and Reconstruction programs loom in future state finances.
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George White
House
Senate
White
Hoover Woos Advisors Delivers No Decision On War Debts
President Hoover conferred with Secretary Stimson and Mills on war debts and the budget but offered no new conclusions. Mills said no word from foreign creditors about December 16 payments and Treasury chief indicated clarity may come in 48 hours. Britain urged postponement of the December debt payment, outlining a detailed financial argument to Congress and voters.
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Stimson
Milla
White House
Mills
Treasury
Britain
London
Tilly
Washington
United States
Sovaeerst
Great Britain
American Congress
Turkeys Stolen From Poor Farm Hit Christmas Plans
At St Joseph county's poor farm, 16 turkeys fattened for Christmas were stolen, leaving residents hopeful for a holiday meal dashed by the thief. No further details or suspects are provided in the readable text.
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Sturgis
St.Joseph County
Prisoners Win Debate On Bonus In Detroit Match
In Jackson Michigan on November 23 three Michigan State prison inmates defeated a Detroit debating team in a contest arguing for immediate payment of soldiers’ bonuses. The inmates proved articulate and persuasive, securing a two to one verdict from the judges.
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Jackson, Mich
Michigan State
Detroit
Plans for Relief At Labor Meeting by William Green
Cincinnati, Nov 23. As the American Federation of Labor convention entered its second week, President William Green outlined a two fold unemployment relief program. He said the body would adopt one phase for immediate relief and a second permanent provision for the unemployed through a short term policy recommended by the federation's executive council.
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Cincinnati
Amsiitan Federation of Fatar
William Green
Green
Better Prospects Seen by Chapin
Washington Nov 24 Favorable prospects for commodity prices were seen by Secretary Chapin at the start of the current fiscal year. He noted that while prices continued to fall during the year, the June 30 report showed brighter trends, reduced surplus supplies, and rising domestic demand reflected in stiffer prices. He cited May 20 to June 1921 price increases for meats and other farm goods and said signs of clearing in foreign markets appeared as domestic troubles were tackled to halt the decline and spur improvement.
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Chapin
Fire at Speigner State Penitentiary in Montgomery
William F. Fengin, director of the state board of administration, reported that the main cell building at Speigner state penitentiary, about 20 miles from Montgomery, caught fire. He sent convict officials by auto and summoned wardens from Kilby and others to assist as investigators awaited clearer reports amid a riot week prior.
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Aser Inteft
Montgomery
Ala
William F. Fengin
State Board of Administration
Speigner State Penitentiary
Fengin
George Walla
Kilby
Ange
Speigner
Salesman Killed in Auto Mishap in Cincinnati
Milton Weid, 24, a salesman, died from injuries after his automobile crashed and overturned. Doctor Albert Kooh, 24, suffered scalp lacerations in the wreck.
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Cincinnati
Milton Weid
Albert Kooh
Repeal Measure Text for Prohibition Article
Washington November 23 text of repeal measure proposes to repeal the eighteenth amendment and declares it inoperative unless ratified by conventions in three-fourths of states within seven years from its submission to the states by Congress. The measure anticipates action by the House on the first day of Congress.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Ford Resting Well Progress Is Normal
Henry Ford shows pormal progress in recovery from an operation performed Saturday for relief from a femoral hernia and appendix removal. A bulletin at 11 a.m. reports a favorable night, temperature 99, pulse 82, respiration 18, with normal progress expected. Unofficial sources note typical 48 hour post op course indicates possible late today. Ford’s prior health and a new anesthetic reduced heart strain.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Sicians
Roosevelt Eyes Budget Strain As Inauguration Near
New York date line reports David Warfield era over as stage star, citing his retirement due to age and finance. In Warm Springs, FDR studies early budget matters as Republicans prepare the first fiscal year plan. The piece notes the clash between campaign pledges for a 25 percent cut and a budget drafted under opposing party control.
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Warm Springs
Frankin D.horsevelt
Democratis
Stabbed by a stray bullet shocks San Francisco man
George Hsthimakias, strolling in San Francisco, felt a sudden sting in his side and found he was bleeding. He continued walking to a hospital where doctors suspected he had been shot by a stray bullet, possibly from a youth’s gun.
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San Francisco
George Hsthimakias
Wife of Author Scientist John Lloyd Dies at 74
Mrs Ente Rouse Lloyd, wife of author and scientist John Ari Lloyd, died yesterday in Cincinnati. She was 74 years old.
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Cincinnati
Ente Rouse Lloyd
John Ari Lloyd
Opposition Withdrawn To Pending Glass Bill
Washington November 28 Leading New York banks have virtually withdrawn opposition to the Glass Bill. The measure by Senator Carter Glass to revise banking laws may gain support as opposition eases. Bankers in rural areas and others remain to reveal positions on amendments in upcoming conferences. Continued on Page 11.
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Comwright Wea
Washington
New York
Carter Glass
Virginia
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Onit
Congress
Thoman W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and
Jomipany
Heconstruction Corp Notified of October Federal Funds
Washington reports the Heconstruction Corporation was notified Congress had authorized tens of billions of dollars in October. In McAlester Oklahoma Jon Horne aged 74 and his wife were found dead in their bedroom, victims of an axe murderer. The District of Columbia court sustained a Federal Bar Mo Commission ruling removing the Rev Robert P Shuler of Los Angeles from the ale.
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Heconstruction Corporation Today
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McAlester, Ohls
Jon Horne
McAlester
Shuler
District of Columbia Court of Op- Neath
Robert P. Shuler
Los Angeles
U S Auto Toll 33 500 Deaths Reported for 1931
Washington reports 33 800 deaths and injuries to over 1 600 000 people from traffic accidents in 1931. Secretary Roy J Chapin states the annual report estimates economic losses and congestion exceeding 3 billion dollars.
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U. S
Washington
United States
National Conference On
Roy JD. Chapin
So l o b r ed men held on drunk charge
Two men, Riley Mitchell and James Kelly, both described as colored, were arrested at Fourth Street and Pershing Avenue Sunday by Sgt. James O Connor and charged with drunkenness. They face preliminary charges in municipal court Tuesday morning.
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Riley Mitchell
James Kelly
Fourth Street
Pershing Avenue
James O'Connor
Winter forecast shows sharp cold ahead Across the Nation
Winter announces a severe weather pattern as temperatures plunge across regions. A record November 27 resembled the chill with Mount Washington at 21 below zero and a biting wind intensifying the cold. The forecast warned of more moderation hoped for later in the week.
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Ralion
New England
Mount Washington
Tony
Domi
House to Meet as Measure Seeks Eighteenth Amendment repeal
Washington dispatch reports Chairman Sumner announced the house Judiciary committee will meet Friday to pass the democratic proposal for a vote on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. The plan aims to set a repeal vote in the house on the opening day of the short session, December. This signals a week from today the nation’s prohibition issue may advance in Congress.
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Washington
Sumner
Aca
House Judiciary Committee
Spon
Congress
House
Grand Jury Probes Slaying of Woman
A special session of the Adana county grand jury was ordered to investigate the death of Mrs. Josie Vinnes, 40, found last Thursday in an abandoned wall. Prosecutor B.S. Young ordered the session after the 16-year-old daughter of Mia Thawes identified Virgil Yankee, 22, as the killer.
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Due West Union
Adana County
Grand Jury
Josie Vinnes
Childre
Protrentor B.S. Young
Mia
Thawes
Virgil Yankee
Relief Drafted By Agriculture As 1932 Plans Form
Agriculture finalizes 1932 relief demands in Chicago as meetings wind toward adjournment. Farm leaders may unite behind a definite plan for crop price relief. The American Farm Bureau Federation annual convention begins Monday, aligning with Congress short session.
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Chicago
Agriculture
Thabfore
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Didn't Have Nerve To Carry Out Pact In Bucks County Murder
Daylestown Pennsylvania authorities moved to arraign Tamries Arnwine on a murder charge in the death of 15 year old Francis Rempfer of Kewtown. Arnwine 25 two-time married father of three confessed to shooting the girl on November 13 but said he did not have the nerve to end his life. A state police search found her body Saturday in a thicket west of her home. She had been missing two weeks.
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Daylestown
Arnwine
Francis Rempfer
Kewtown
Bucks County
Bride to be in doubt as wedding plans tease
Philadelphia reports a comic scene around Vasey Anderwski, choir master at St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church. He invited 100 guests after a father claimed his daughter Nusia Evenoft was to wed, but the father’s remark proved a joke and the bride-to-be said she did not know the prospective groom.
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New York
David Warfield
Faranus Nckot
Bernhardt
Ellen Terry
Philadelphia
Vasey Anderwski
St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church
Nusia Evenoft
Anderwski
Doak Threatened Over Labor Racketeers In Department Gains
Doak faced threats alleging labor racketeering tied to department gains. The wording suggests intimidation linked to union pressures and official actions. Authorities pursue the matter while officials deny wrongdoing in the dispute.
Tinkham Keeps Mouth Shut To Obtain Seat in Congress
Washington dispatch reports Representative George Holden Tinkham used a silent campaign to win reelection. He avoided speeches while traveling to Germany on August 12 and returning to vote on November 8. He claims his 825,000 constituents preferred no speeches, noting rivals spoke widely to no avail. Speaker Garner gave only one speech yet won big.
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Congress
Washington
George Holden
Heaton
LT Tobt
Germany
Sonte
Missouri
Garner
Texaa
Man charged with manslaughter in sisters’ death
Armbrona J. Gallagher, 37, confessed to driving the hit and run car that struck and killed sisters Hetty Mulerone, 26, and Marie Mulerone, 28 near travel at about 80 miles an hour. Gallagher, already three times convicted of liquor law violations, admitted drinking but denied intention.
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Wravelana
Armbrona
J. Gallagher
Delegates Ready for Tax Hearing in Butler County
A Middletown delegation will seek a 20 percent reduction in land values and a smaller cut for buildings at the state tax commission hearing in Columbus. Hamilton group opposes further reductions. farm organization reps seek additional aid. Delegates depart Hiniton by special train at 6:10 AM Tuesday for the session.
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Tunsday
Columbus
State Tax Commission
Butler County
Middletown
Hamilton
Farm Organization
Special Assembly Deliberates Lytton Report On Manchuria
The League of Nations council referred the Lytton report on Manchuria to a special assembly. The council then dismissed the commission led by Lord Lytton, with American member General Frank R. McCay, to gather data on the Sino Japanese dispute and report back, subject to recall if required.
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Council of the
League of Nations
Lylton
Manchuria
League
Therommission
Ote
Lord Lytton
Commission
Frank R. McCay
Accidental gun discharge claims life in Ohio family
In Painesville on a dark night a rifle in Howard Dodd's hands discharged while being cleaned. The bullet struck his sister Borsie Dodd, 14, in the heart, killing her. The family of 13 children faces tragedy as authorities report on the fatal accident.
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Painesville
Apye
Borsie Dodd
Howard
Going Ahead With Conrad Main Trial
New York on November 2 1951 an attorney for Kansas City business leader Conrad H Wenn failed to stop his trial on federal lottery charges as Judge Francis J Coleman overruled the plea in abatement challenging the grand jury evidence.
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Conrad Main
New York, N.Y
Conrad H. Wenn
Kansas City
Francis J. Coleman
Jail 18 Heaven to This Ohioan
In Tiffin Ohio on November 2, a young inmate from Fostoria, 18 year old Vance Hopkin, described the Sezeca county jail as heaven after finishing a 30 day term and being told to depart by Sheriff Ber kett. He remarked the jail felt warm, beds were good, and the food was not.
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Sezeca
Vance ‘Hopkin
Fostoria
Wes
George ‘ Berkett
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