Back Pay Checks To Be Issued For School Board Staff
The Sand City School Board will distribute about 154000 in back pay to teachers janitors and other staff with a single payroll check. Clerk William C Hazlebeck arranged 90000 in notes and secured 84455 from the December tax settlement to cover the payroll delayed by tax collection shortages. A special meeting was held to authorize the payroll and Friday distribution was planned.
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Sand City
William C. Hazlebeck
Hazlebeck
State Teachers Retirement Fund
Rail wage cut due next Nov 1
The Railway Executives Association announced a permanent 12 1 4 percent cut plus a 10 percent temporary deduction, totaling a 22 1 2 percent wage reduction for railroad workers effective November 1. Union representatives are invited to Chicago July 12 for talks under the National Railway Labor Act.
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Associated Press
Chicago
America
Railway Executive Association
Railway Executives Association
National Railway Labor Act
Brick Company Raises Wages For Laborers
A 2 percent raise in wages for laborers at Walker Refractories Co was approved Thursday by local plant officials. The increase applies to the Ports Olive Hill plants and Scioto Furnace mines. Portsmouth plant operates five days a week and orders in the commercial line are rising. Mines at Scioto Furnace supply clay to operations as demand improves.
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Walker Refractories Co
Olive Hill
Scioto Furnace
Portsmouth
Scioto
Permit Surcharges Tells States
The I C C informs states it may allow permit surcharges as part of rate adjustments. Officials weigh how fees affect consumers and utilities while balancing regulatory authority, public interest, and industry impact. The notice urges coordinated action and careful monitoring of any proposed charges.
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House Chiefs Bind Democrats On Veteran Bill Strategy
House leaders meet to bind Democrats to the President's compromise on veterans payments. A two thirds vote is required to bind the party, with doubt about achieving unity. President asks Democratic leaders to caucus as Senate approves liberalizing amendments.
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House
Bill
Senate
Roosevelt
Cutting
Steiner
Milk price boost looms from Northwestern Ohio dairy
In Cleveland on June 15 the Northwestern Ohio Dairy Industry approved a 40 percent farm milk price rise, potentially moving up to one cent per quart for consumers. Leaders cited a severe production shortfall due to dry weather and cows' lack of proper feed, warning of a possible milk shortage as the dry spell deepened.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wiley Post To Begin World Flight July 1
Dayton dispatch reports Wiley Post will start a world flight on July 1 with Harold Gatty piloting a route from New York to Tokyo and Berlin to set a record. The aircraft is equipped with radio and receiving apparatus as the crew prepares for the historic voyage.
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Wiley Post
Dayton
O. Jaume
New York
Siepilear
Harold Gatty
Wright
Baer
House Passes State Budget Amid "Steam Roller" Critique
In Columbus on June 18 the senate finance committee considered the biennial budget of 80 209 731 30 for all purposes after the House approved it amid Democratic support and Republican protests. A motion to re commit for school aid was rejected, with Rep. George J. Harter voting against. Harter said the measure undermines Governor White’s tax plan and Mort program. General revenue allocations for 1983 34 totaled 41 486 388 05.
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Columbus
Senate Finance Committee
House
George J. Harter
Smmit County
Charles H. Jones
Jackson County
Finance Committee
Harter
White
Ohio
General Revenue Fund
Unable To Find Constitution Of Nebraska
Lincoln June 15 Nebraska's constitution is missing. Secretary of State Harry Swan said his assistants could not locate the originals of the 1875 constitution or the 1920 amended constitution. An assistant noted copies may be inaccurate and the 1922 printed copy differs from the 1920 compilation.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Nebr
Nebraska
Harry Swanson
L. P. Maupin
Vecchiane murder trial moves to sanity hearing
Frank Vecchiane, charged with first degree murder, will be given a sanity hearing before the trial resumes. The defense argued for mental evaluation as the case proceeds.
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Toleds
Frank Vecchiane
Ili Contines
Tax distribution totals over 721 thousand dollars in county split
County Auditor Henry H. Eccles and deputy Carl Smith completed the December tax collection distribution totaling 721 722 dollars to 28 taxing districts. Portsmouth and New Boston received advance draws with city and school payments to be settled Thursday.
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Henry H. Eccles
Carl Smith
Portsmouth
New Boston
South Webster
Otway
Barden
City
Bloom
Brush Creek
Clay
Green
Harrison
Jefferson
Madison
Morgan
Nile
Porter
Rush
Union
Valley
Vernon
Washington
Camp Creek
Haverhill
Minford
Stockdale
Buena Vista
Wheelersburg
Hobo Bound Over in Attack on 10-Year-Old Girl
Rob ert Dunn, 45, a hobo, charged with attacking a 10-year-old girl near Lesmil four miles from Wellston Ohio, bound over to the grand jury in Mayor Webb's court under 5000 dollars bond. He pleaded not guilty after Pauline Manring identified him. Dunn was arrested near Hamden and jailed in Jackson County after arraignment.
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Times
Wellston
Robert Dunn
Thomas B. Webb
W. W. Manring
Pauline Manring
Pauline
Mayor's Court
Dunn
Lesmil
Hamden
Jackson County
Jackson
Snow Flurry Drops 45 Degrees Near Coatesville
In Coatesville area weather history was made last night with snow at Sadsbury four miles west of town. The flurry lasted several minutes and the temperature fell to 45 degrees.
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Coatesville
Sadsbury
Leader Stricken at 88 in Pittsburgh
Capt William P Wright national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic was found dead in his hotel room in Pittsburgh at age 88. He had attended the Pennsylvania department encampment and rode in the Flag Day parade the day before. Wright was a past commander of the Illinois department of the G A R.
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Associated Preas
Pittsburgh
William P. Wright
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania Department of the
Wright
Illinois Department of the Grand Army
New Boston Wins Share in Bond Shortfall Ruling
State supreme court refused to review the ruling that New Boston, then part of Clay township, is entitled to a portion of $12,550 paid by depository bondsmen after a $21,000 shortfall by Thomas D. O Neal. Judge McCurdy awarded New Boston $7,045. appeals court affirmed.
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Russell K. McCurdy
Common Pleas
New Boston
Clay Township
State Supreme Court
Carl Wagner
Thomas D. O'Neal
O'Neal
McCurdy
Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Chester P. Fitch
W. A. Adams
William J. Meyer
Wheat and Cotton Tax Aimed at Cutting Production
The administration plans to raise about 250 million dollars by taxing wheat and cotton at their maximum levels to reduce output and bolster long term farm prices. President Hoover approves the program under the Farm Act, with payments to farmers who cut production, and enforcement beginning with crop years on July 1 for wheat and August 1 for cotton.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Hootevelt
Cox Elected to Monetary Post at World Conference
London June 15 James M Cox was elected chairman of the monetary committee by the conference steering group after a prolonged debate. Bonnet and Jung gained top posts while Colijn was named head of the economic committee. A stalled elevator delayed the announcement, prompting a light moment from Prime Minister MacDonald.
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Cox
Associated Press
London
United States
James M. Cox
Vital Monetary Committee
Georges Bonnet
Bonnet
Guido Jung
Italy
M. Bonnet
Hendryk Colijn
Holland
MacDonald
Great Britain
General Assembly
Mr. MacDonald
Dollar and Pound Stabilized Amid World Economic Conference
London reports suggest stabilization of the dollar and pound was achieved for the duration of the world economic conference with the dollar near 4.05 to the pound. Experts work on a de facto plan to curb foreign exchange speculation and smooth volatility without fixing fixed rates. Neither side intends a return to the gold standard until wholesale prices improve.
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Associated Press
London
Roosevelt family escapes fire at summer home
Fire in an upper story damaged a 15 room house as James Roosevelt and his wife and child were moved to relatives’ home. Firemen from Portsmouth Rye Beach and North Hampton controlled flames. damage about 5 000 dollars. A White House denial followed of any kidnapping threat or secret service involvement.
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Rye Beach
N. H
James Roosevelt
Portsmouth
North Hampton
House to Act on White Plan in Columbus
Governor White presses taxation reforms as five administration bills loom in the Ohio House. Democratic leaders plan a caucus to mobilize votes for passage while promising to back rules to bring bills to the floor. If caucus fails, backers may seek GOP support to push the program through.
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Associated Press
Columbus
White
House of Representatives
Rules Committee
Nations miss war debt payments as Finland meets obligations
On June 15 France and Poland defaulted again on war debt installments to the United States while Great Britain prepared to pay 10 million dollars in silver on 75.95 million due and Italy offered about 1 million of 13.545 million. Finland was the only nation to pay in full at 148,592 dollars as British Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay discussed payment methods with Undersecretary of State William Phillips.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
Poland
Great Britain
Italy
Finland
Ronald Lindsay
William Phillips
Here Are Debts Due U. S. Today
The June 15 war debt payments due total $144,000,000 with Britain to pay $75,050,000, France $40,738,000, Italy $13,545,000, Belgium $6,325,000, Czecho-Slovakia $1,500,000, Romania $1,000,000, Poland $3,559,000, Finland $1,000,000, Hungary $118,961, Latvia $118,? , Lithuania $132,073, Yugoslavia $275,000, others either in default or doubtful.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Czecho- Slovakia
Finland
France
Belgium
Czecho-Slavia
Rumania
Poland
Estonia
Hungary
Latvia
Lithuania
Yugo-Slavia
Diplomatic talks push for early debt settlement with Britain
Plans for an early resumption of negotiations on debts center on Britain’s requested relief. A $10 million silver payment discussed but not finalized, likely to be made in the United States. France and Poland defaulted last December and seek scaled payments, while Belgium, Czecho Slovakia, and Romania await final decisions. The Roosevelt administration watches Congress for reactions as partial payments are accepted to acknowledge debt validity pending full settlement.
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Great Britain
United States
Paris
Phillips
de la Boulaye
Patek
Poland
France
Congress
Roosevelt
Czecho-Slovakia
Rumania
State Department
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