Ohio House Delays Vote On 3 Percent Sales Tax
Governor White's 3 percent retail sales tax bill faces a delayed vote as the Ohio House adjourns until Tuesday amid party pressure. Advocates claim only 12 votes are secured while leadership plans further lobbying. amendments allocate surplus revenue to counties and earmark funds for Muskingum Conservancy, mothers pensions, welfare institutions, and general revenue.
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Columbus
White
Ohio House of Representatives
House
Eaders
General Revenue Fund
Muskingum Conservancy District
Good Attendance At Second Ward Democratic Club Meeting
The Second Ward Men's Democratic Club met at Perkins Garage on Lodi Street and drew good attendance. The next meeting is announced for May 3.
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Second Ward
Perkins Garage
Lodi Street
Township Trustees Entitled to Pay for Relief Work
Ohio A G Bricker rules township trustees may receive 2.50 per day for administering poor relief laws in Ashland county. The document also includes a partial condition report from Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Elyria Ohio with assets and liabilities as of September 31 1954 and a notarized certification by Alvin J Moch and Florence Mel.
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Columbus, CO
John W. Bricker
Howard
Lutz
Ashland County
Division of Banks
Columbus
Ohio
Lorain, County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria
U.S
Anno Banking - Eek
Banking House
ANON
Seenae
Contia- Benches
Aves Seevers
Elyrians to Lead Discussions at Convention
Three Elyrians take prominent roles at the thirteenth annual convention of the International Society for Crippled Children in Montreal. Edgar Allen presides, Howenstine and Hoover lead sessions, with Ohio attendees Miss Elizabeth Robinson and R. G. Jones and Dr. Charles Scott Berry also on the program. Louis Lumy of Paris is the only European speaker, at a group dinner for medical professionals. Delegates are expected from nations worldwide, reflecting the society founded in Elyria.
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International Society For Crippled Children
Montreal
Edgar ¥. Allen
E. J. Hawkenstine
Frank W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Allen
Elyrians
Hoover
Paul H. Fesler
Chicago
Children’s Hospital
L. J. Beaubein
Howenstine
International Society
Elyria
Foy Victor Dore
Dore
Protests Against Reciprocal Tariff Bill Grow in Industry
Local manufacturers urge Senate action to oppose a pending reciprocal tariff bill in Congress. They warn that grant of wide presidential tariff powers could label industries as inefficient and risk wiping them out by reduced tariffs. Pressure mounts to prevent any move harming sectors facing foreign competition.
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Congress
Senate Committee
Death Record Lorain Man Emery Dando Dies at 76
Emery Dando father of Arthur Dando of Elyria died yesterday afternoon at the age of 76. Survived by daughter Mrs Cleon Kindle of Geneva son Ernest of Warren and daughter Mrs Otto Kuehn of Lorain and several grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 2:39 from 128 West 30th Street with Reverend Comer of United Brethren Church officiating.
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Lorain
Emery Dando
Arthur Dando
Elyria
Cleon Kindle
Geneva
Ernest
Warren
Otto KueBn
West 30Th Street
Comer
The
United Brethren Church
Wellington News Briefs and Community Items
Wellington items report a Past Matrons and Patrons dinner with 45 members and 16 LaGrange guests at the Masonic hall, spring decorations, and a Ramser music program. Other notes include Rifle Club practice, Junior King’s Daughters life of Christ slide show, Home Missionary department meeting, Easter service at Bok Tower, and local residents' health updates and travels. Fred A. Douglas called for federal jury duty in Cleveland.
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Wellington
LaGrange
Maronic Hall
Marie Ramser
Ruth Bunkle
Miss Blanch Swier
Penfield Boys
Frances Rameer
Marjory Shields
Martha Rutledge
Mabel Clark
Edward Wells
Beverly Baker
William Dunford
Einar Helstrom
Stuart Wells
Junior King's Daughters
Christ
Margaret Turner
Jace Gower
Bok Tower
Harry Lea
Florida
Fred A. Douglas
Cleveland
Corn Hog Program Nears Completion In Lorain County
The Lorain County corn hog adjustment group will finalize formation tomorrow night as directors meet under C. I. Hummel. New president B. H. Fulmer will lead. appraisers from Medina and Lorain counties will discuss farm valuations from the recent appraisal meeting. The Senior Hi Club entertained crippled children at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children in a third charity program. Freshman Club forms a softball team at the Y M C A with plans for a swimming meet and other activities.
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Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
the Gates Hospital
Noted Author To Speak At Lorain
Louis Adamic, noted author of The Native's Nature, is set to speak on the Problems Duties and Privileges of the Foreigner in America at a public meeting. The event will be held at the Slovenian National Home, 114 Pearl Avenue, Lorain, next Monday at 7:15 p.m. The author discusses his experiences and reactions upon returning to his homeland of Yugoslavia.
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Louis Adamic
Netura
America
Pearl Avenue
Lorain
Adamic
Yugo Slaviz
Cieves Ad
County Home to Buy New Auto Under $800
Country commissioners yesterday secured Common Pleas Court approval to purchase a new car for use at the County Home. The vehicle, a lighter seven passenger model, is not to cost more than $800. The board said it would trade in a large seven passenger car. Mayor fines issued to John Robertson of Izhland Court for interference at arraignment before Mayor H. Vanoster.
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Common Pleas Court
Divorce Granted In Florence Limes Case At Court House
Florence Limes was granted a divorce from Harry Limes of Elyria on grounds of gross neglect of duty by Judge W. B. Thompson today. The Cleveland Trust Company filed suit against C. E. Kent of Lorain and others for 2616 dollars alleged due on a promissory note. For foreclosure of Lorain property 1: agked.
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Florence Limes
Harry Limes
Elytia
W. B. Thompson
Cleveland Trust Company
C. E. Kent
Lorain, Et al
Lorain
Four UCLA men quarantined in sorority house chaos
Four University of California at Los Angeles men students were quarantined at the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority house after a scarlet fever outbreak. Health officials ordered the quarantine until at least Monday as Dr. Charles Grauss checks for infection. Miss Helen Fischer, 19, from Beverly Hills, fell ill and triggered the outbreak. A social season proceeded with a fancy dress ball, mock wedding, and formal dance planned amid the quarantine.
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Los Angeles
University of California At
Kappa Alpha Theta
Charles Grauss
Helen Fischer
Beverly Hills
Persian cat slays rattlesnake in yard incident
A year old Persian cat in Los Angeles attacked a four foot rattlesnake that entered a yard. The cat grasped the snake by the back of its neck and shook it until it died. The cat’s owner, a 10 year old girl named Barty Welch, found the cat purring in the yard afterward.
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Los Angeles
Popera
Barty Welch
Near vote on fed tax bill in Senate
Washington April 3 Senate leaders sought a night vote on the 330 million dollar federal tax bill. Debate over contentious items including Huey P Long delayed action. the La Follette surcharge was defeated 47 to 36. Final passage hinges on estate tax tweaks and income tax transparency with possible interruptions from Long.
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Washington
Senate
Huey P. Long
Tave
LaFollette
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Roosevelt
Long
Bennett Clark
House Approves Home Loan Bond Guarantee Bill
The House passed a $2,000,000,000 Home Loan Bond Guarantee Bill by 337 to 1 after partisan debate. It rejects the Norris Senate amendment tying appointments to efficiency, while aiming to aid the Peary goods industry with $200,000,000 for home modernization and improvements.
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Washington
House
Norris Senate
Engineer Found Near Death in Jungle
Colombia April 6. New ton C Marshall a Milwaukee mining engineer was found near death in Betania after surviving a plane crash at the Uribe and Sipi rivers junction on March 10. Rescuers discovered co survivors Water Gek a German war ace and pilot with a pistol and flash light. The wreck carried $100000 in gold belonging to the Choco Mining Company.
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Colombia
Newton C. Marshall
Milwaukee
Wis
Betania
Uribe
Sipi
Inchong
Marshall
Water Gek
Dr Wirt to Testify Tuesday Before Gary Committee
Dr William A Wirt wired committee chairman in Gary Indiana stating he will appear before the special House committee investigating the Gary educator charges of the Red plow. He accepts the telegram as service of a subpoena after conferring with attorneys in Chicago. He had previously requested more time to assemble information.
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Gary
Ind
William A. Wirt
Bulwinkie
Sperial House Committee
Red Plow
Washington
Wirt
Chicago
Education as key to future in repeated page column
Judge Lindley laments 70,000 laws failing to enforce rules and argues for expanded educational facilities to lift the nation. Senator Copeland asserts that one year of crime could cover national government costs, public education expenses, and wartime debts.
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Lindley
America
Copeland
United States
Markets Cleveland Prontch Butter Potage Poultry and Livestock
Market reports show weak butter and steady to firm poultry demand with varied price points. Cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs show mixed steady to down trends. grain and produce futures and local market prices are noted, including corn oats and potatoes with regional price ranges and transport notes.
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Cleveland
Anerkad
Prtewa
Helfers
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Red River
Minnesota
North Dakota
U. S
Wisconsin
U.S
Washington
Florida
Idaho
May
Public sale at Chestnut Ridge Road auction
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his residence near Barton Road on Tuesday April 10 at 12 30 a m. The lot includes 2 grey 12 year old geldings 1400 pounds a bay mare 12 years old 1490 pounds 2 Guernsey cows and a Durham cow just fresh 100 bushels seed oats 3 tons Timothy hay 2 tons clover hay 2 tons straw and farming implements including heavy wagons hay rack multiple harrows a mower sulky cultivators a walking plow and many more items all practically new. Cash terms. J H Allendorf Clayton Looy Auctioneer Lee Kline Clerk.
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Barton Road
Fields Corners
Chestnut Ridge Road
Guvernsey
Durham
J. H. Allendorf
Clayton H. Looy
Lee Klinect
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Alvin L.moch
Alvin J. Plocher
A.B. Tay
Florench Mel
Walter Raleigh
Tower of London
Black Forest
Green Lantern Ath & Middle
the O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Court Street
Wallington
MRA
Violet Curticr
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Rifle Club
Lyn Coates
Nerrick
Wellington Briefs
Sam Marletti
Canton
Hazel Douglas
Salem
F. A. Douglas
Leela Mohrman
Hollywood
Cal
Merton Mohrman
Rochester
John Robertson
Izhland Court
War
Eads
4. H. Vanoster
Sederis Restaurant
Orie Bauman
Crystal Gardens
Our
Dr. Wirt
Michigan
New York
Toledo
Clover
Alsire
Frodtce
Ranley
Timothy
Stover
Vamrots
Cartona
la and Son
Richan
Roth Dreamland
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