State considers emergency relief bonds in Ohio
The Ohio House Taxation Committee weighs a plan to create a state emergency relief corporation that would issue bonds in advance of tax receipts to address an impending relief crisis. The proposal aims to bypass constitutional debt limits, with details pending committee review next week.
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Columbus
House Taxation Committatec
United Press
House Taxation Committee
Ruth Lloyd
Scioto
State Tax Commission
Lady Hum
Cuyahoga
House
Senate
Hume
War power limits of the President as commander in chief
The President's war powers are effectively bounded by the judicial system and by public opinion, shaping how military actions are authorized and conducted in practice.
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Army
Navy
State Briefs: Park Attacker Wounded in Shootout
Springfield dispatch reports Henry Delaney, caretaker at Tecumseh Park Midway Ohio, hospitalized with bullet wounds after a fight with three men he says were robbers. Newark Furniture Co. shuts operations after 56 of 73 workers vote to join the AFL, official says.
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United Press
Springfield
Henry Delaney
Tecumseh Park
Midway
Newark, O
Newark Furniture Co
Fred L. Gleichauf
American Federation of Labor
Child Joins Parade of Victims in Local Stove Fire
Joan Woodruff aged six died in Springfield Ohio after her dress caught fire from a kitchen gas stove. She ran from the house with flames and was taken to a hospital by two passersby.
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Sprngfield, O
Joan Woodruff
Joan
Ohio governor signs Morris bill restoring mortgage moratorium
Governor Davey signed the Morris bill to re enact provisions of the best moratorium law allowing courts to postpone mortgage foreclosures for two years. Effective immediately with an emergency clause, the measure replaces the prior law which expired Wednesday and runs to April 1 1939.
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Columbus
Davey
Morris
Sit-Down Strike Ends at Metallic Casket Co Springfield
In Springfield Ohio a sit-down strike by Metallic Casket Co employees ended today after an agreement with plant officials. The deal provides a ten percent wage increase and one week of paid vacation. The plant had been closed since March 8.
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Springfield
Metallic Casket Co
Eaton Young People Social Hour After Prisoner At The Bar
The Eaton Young People host a Social Hour after the play Prisoner At The Bar with local talent forming the jury. The event is at the church with free will offering. School teachers Kessler and Gilchrest participate in the production.
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Eaton
Kessler
Gilchrest
Lee Terrell
Butternut Ridge
Roy Shirkey
Pearl Buck
Sunshine Treasury
Ideal aim of economic science to raise human life quality
The statement posits that the primary goal of economic inquiry is to seek knowledge that enhances the quality of life for people. It emphasizes research oriented toward improving well being rather than abstract theory alone.
Kiwanis District Governor Addresses Elyria Club
Z M Walter Kiwanis District Governor for Ohio spoke at the Elyria Kiwanis Club meeting at Hotel Billinghurst. His talk, titled Why Kiwanis, traced the club’s 22 year aims and ideals emphasizing fellowship and altruistic service and cited Cincinnati Kiwanis Club’s relief efforts during recent floods. He said the value of service clubs lies in service rendered, not publicity.
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Z. M. Walter
Kiwanis
Ohio
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Billinghurst
Cincinnati Kiwanis Club
Walter
Mistake in City Council Record Corrected
City Solicitor Harvey C. Cheney blamed a typographical error for an official October 1934 record falsely showing passage of a plumbing licensing ordinance. He said the measure was never presented to the mayor nor published, so it could not be in effect, removing any cause for concern.
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Hum
R. R. Bangham
R. Clinton
Jackson E. Betts
Hancock
Donald D. Canfield
Wood
Arthur Hamilton
Warren
Otis R. Johnson
Fulton
R. J. Kiefer
Logan
W. H. Knepper
William Boyd
Cuyahoga
Davey
Sen. Boyd
Keith Lawrence
Senate
House
State Industrial Commission
O. E. Whitacre
Stark
George J. Harter
Summit
J. G. Linneman
Hamilton
Ohio Valley
State Highway Department
Edward J. Gardner
Butler
Miami Conservancy District
Harvey C. Cheney
Cheney
Japanese Girls Go To Bride's School
Honolulu reports a new bride’s School for would be wives. Bishop Gikyo Kuchiba leads priests teaching a year long curriculum on home life spiritual discipline and practical skills plus music lessons to prepare brides in both American and Japanese styles.
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Honolulu
Gikyo Kuchiba
Gildies Warns Monopolies Threaten Democracy
T. Gildies, chairman and president of Republic Steel Corp, warned in a Cleveland WGAR talk that monopolies undermine freedom and competition, noting historical links to dictatorship and risking lower living standards. he urged measured, orderly change to preserve democracy.
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T. 2 Gildies
Republic Steel Corp
WGAR
Cleveland
Adult Education Association of
Girdler
Germany
Italy
United States
Fish dealer Rochester promotes truth in advertising campaign
In Pease, fish dealer Frank Rochester uses a window sign to advertise frozen macketel at 11 cents a pound, and a second sign reads Darn poor eating, reflecting a dispute over advertising honesty.
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Rochester
N. W
Fills Pease
Soil erosion costs U S billions yearly says official
Washington reports the United States loses soil resources at more than 400 million dollars annually per H H Bennett chief of the Soil Conservation Service He cites 100 million acres already ruined by erosion and warns of rising fertilizer costs and growing crop losses if erosion continues.
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Washington
United States
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
Bennett
Piedmont
Benett
U.S
Arrangements for Empire Youth Service in Westminster Abbey
Arrangements for a Youth of the Empire service in Westminster Abbey on May 10 near completion. The coronation setting will surround the event with the Archbishop of Canterbury presiding.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Archbishop of Canterbury
Canberra’s Cold Production Near Peak 1851–60 Output
Australia’s cold production for the past year is expected to surpass 50 million dollars and nearly match the decade’s peak from 1851 to 1860, when ten years totalled 528,353,820 dollars.
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Canberra
Australia
Anger Consumes Self More Than It Affects Adversary
A concise reflection asserts anger harms the mover more than the target, emphasizing inner cost over outward impact. It frames envy as a self‑damaging force and urges restraint to preserve personal well being.
Education for Healthy and Serviceable Lives
A brief editorial emphasizes that the best education equips individuals for healthy, useful lives, framing schooling as a foundation for personal well being and civic service.
Winnipeg blue laws tightened in Winnipeg
Sunday measures ban bingo and pinball, enforce Lord's Day Act. Police commissioners vow strict action. only restaurants and drug stores may open. 211 store owners form association to stay open on Sundays in defiance.
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Winnipeg
Man
Board of Police Commissioners
Associated Independent Retail Merchants of Greater Winnipeg Association
King Boris Receives Gift Train From Bulgarian Visitor
In Falls City Nebraska King Boris of Bulgaria was gifted a four car electric toy streamlined train and 25 feet of track in exchange for 16 bottles of wine from his private stock. The gift came from Guy Phillips a railroad engineer and Bulgarian native who met the king in Europe four years ago and discussed railroading as a hobby.
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Falls City
Neb
King Boris
Bulgaria
Guy Phillips
Phillips
Europe
Boris
Women Seek Happy Marriage The Modern View
Boston Mass. Dr Jean Mendenhall of Boston University advocates happiness in marriage as a modern woman goal. Her Home Relationships course at the Cargent School trains women for family life and also equips those who will teach children or adolescents.
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Boston
Mass
Jean Mendenhall
Boston University
Cargent School
Menderkel
Twins Named For Arturo Toscanini
A Jerusalem suburb couple welcomed twins after Toscanini attended a concert nearby. The father, aiming to honor the conductor, named the children Tosca and Nini after the visit and radio broadcast. The birth followed the Toscanini concert and Mrs. Toscanini listened on the radio.
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Jerusalem
Arturo Toscanini
Palestine
Toscanini
Tosca
Nini
Greed Kills Starlings in Australia
Sydney reports starlings used to curb caterpillar plagues are dying in large numbers from overfeeding on caterpillars. The birds perish after consuming excessive prey across multiple districts.
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Sydney
Australia
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