Debates Heat Over Lillian Dollar Tax Bill And Estate Taxes
Washington April 7. Debate intensifies as the Lillian Dollar tax bill faces charges of anti socialistic aims and wealth redistribution. Treasury Secretary Mills opposes a 45 percent estate tax, warning it could disrupt capitalism, while Senators Couzens and Conally push for breaking up large fortunes through taxation.
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Conally
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Tex
Solons Review Fortune Ditch Cleanup in Ridgeville Township
County commissioners inspected the Fortune ditch in Ridgeville to assess cleaning needs following a petition. They will report on whether cleaning is necessary. Jack Merrill of Oberlin was detained in county jail overnight under a $500 peace bond, as reported by Jailor Carl Heilman. The bond was set by Justice John Von Bium of Oberlin.
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Carl Heilman
John von Bium
Hartwell Joins Chronicle Telegram Advertising Department
Sumner Hartwell, formerly with the Chronicle Telegram advertising staff for about three years, has accepted a new position in the Chronicle Telegram display advertising department. He previously worked in Cleveland newspapers and at Standard Brands, Inc.
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Flames Destroy Nine Prison Buildings
Nine large wood buildings in the South Carolina state prison were destroyed by fire late yesterday. None of the 1,000 prisoners attempted to escape. Convicts joined the Columbia fire department to help, several were injured leaping from upper story windows and some overcome by smoke.
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Columbia Fire Department
Oberlin men charged with transporting liquor
Transportation of liquor charges are to be brought against Orville Stevens 24 and Dad Johnson 2 both of Oberlin in common pleas court this afternoon. They were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs William Caley and George Breadder about 7 a.m. after stopping a car they were in and finding 2 gallons of alleged liquor on Oberlin road near Duck Pond road.
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Dad" Johnson
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Common Pleas Court
William Caley
George Breagger
Oberlin Road
Duck Pond Road
Junior High Club Holds Meeting on Faith to Mests Times
A Junior High Club meeting at the A G C AL last night featured a discussion on faith to meet the times. Twenty one members participated in the sessionיטי
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Times
County Leaders Reallocate Funds Amid Panamanian Service Note
County commissioners by resolution moved 90 900 from the undivided tax fund in the county general fund for counts USS. A regular aservice crosses the Isthmus of Panama three stories daily. Russia has replaced six important religious holidays with six revolutionary days of rest.
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Ohio federal building projects face delays if cuts pass
A Thursday letter from Secretary Mills, introduced by Senator Harrison, warns that at least two major Ohio projects the Cleveland post office and Cincinnati parcel post building may proceed only if Congress trims 25,000,600 from the public buildings fund. Smaller projects could be postponed. Ohio sites listed include Columbus Barberton Bucres Canton Delphos Dover Fostoria Galion Mount Vernon Oberlin Painesville Ravenna Shelby Urbana among others.
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Elyria Tops Honors in Fire Waste Contest 1931
Elyria ranked first among cities in the Class Five fire waste contest of the Nations State Chamber of Commerce, earning a special award for greatest fire waste reduction among 344 entrant cities. Owensboro Kentucky led overall. Elyria’s per capita loss was 2.33 dollars, the lowest in the class.
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Appeals Decision on Compensation in Ohio Workmen’s Act Case
An appeal from a Division of the Industrial Commission of Ohio concerns a Parsely Lumber Corp case filed May 20, 1924. The appeal, brought in the Common Pleas Court, challenges last month’s commission ruling granting compensation under the Workmen’s Compensation Act.
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Grafton
Ohfaiy Connertion
al- Record
Parsely Lumber Corp. & Tere
Court suit seeks 35000 from Halpin Rice and others
Ernest Redman sues Mary Halpin, Ray Rice, et al for 35000. He alleges injuries from a crash when cars driven by the defendants allegedly struck him while he repaired a traffic light near Furmen and Lodi streets on June 11, 1931. The filing notes St Tenis of Dionysius as Paris bishop.
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Mary Halpin
Ray Rice
Furmen
Lodi
Bright Spots In Business World
A roundup from major cities reports 1951 gains across industries. Great Atlantic & Pacific Steamship lines set tonnage records with 7.2 percent higher sales than 1930 and 6,100 more workers employed than in 1929. Goodrich Tire lines show near 26 percent rise. Automobile industry hints at improvement per Dun & Bradstreet. Libbes Owens Ford Glass shipments double 1931 first quarter. Several firms report gains and dividends, including elevator co orders, autos chamber projections, and bank deposit growth.
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Great
Atantic & Pacific Fea Go
Toledo
Libbes-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Newfoundland Gov't Asked To Resign At Once
A citizens' committee urged Governor Sir John Middleton to act to end mob violence in St John’s as crowds outside liquor stores persisted after riots that wrecked parliament. The group sought immediate resignation of Sir Richard Squires' government or cabinet dismissal or direct responsibility for feared fatal outcomes. The governor said he lacked constitutional authority, while ministers planned to resign as soon as possible.
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Richard Squires
Sir Richard
Hutchings
Wuld
William Coaker
Dunn Motors To Sell Chevrolet Cars And Trucks
Oscar Dunn of the Dunn Motors Company announces a contract with Chevrolet to handle their full line, ending Nash sales though Nash service will continue. He notes the shift targets the growing under $1,000 class and a Chevrolet parts and service setup is now being installed. The National Association of Broadcasters meets in Detroit with President Hoover delivering the address on October 26.
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Chevrolet Motor, Car Company
Tee
Dunno Motors Company
National Association of Broadcasters
Detroit
Hoover
A. Benton Blalock
American Cotton Co-operative Association
Educators Confer At Ohio State University Conference
In Columbus on April 7 educators convene for the twelfth annual education conference at Ohio State University. President George W Rightmire says no mora torium on education, stressing Education as Social Investment. Ruth Bryan Owen and Rightmire to speak at the opening session.
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George W. Rightmire
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Ruth Bryan Owen
Rightmire
W. O. Thompson
Death Records and Obituaries From Elyria Area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Elyria area papers, detailing the deaths of Sarah Elizabeth Wainwright, Flossie Seabold, Annie Mulvahill, Frank Leimbach, John Adams, Agnes Broder, Mary Drozdowski, and funeral arrangements. Includes birthplaces, family survivors, ages, and service details with local churches and cemeteries. Also notes on regional discussions about machinery in agriculture and an education talk by Mrs. Owen at Ohio State University events.
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Paul Wainwright
Cleveland
J. B. Wainwright
Sarah Cable
Lisbon
Ohio
J. W. Wainwright
la Grange
Indiana
This City
L. F. Wainwright
Medina
Ernest Wainwright
Luke Wainwright
Cleveland Markets Report Delivers Mixed Grain and Livestock Quotes
Markets show varied prices across poultry, dairy, produce, and livestock in Cleveland. Notable items include hogs at 4.25 to 4.30 per hundredweight for 300 pounds, calves steady around 6.50 to 7.00, lambs up to 6.50 to 7.00, and mixed corn and flour quotations from the Goveland Grain and Hay Exchange. Prices for onions, cabbage, and potatoes appear alongside state and regional quotes for oats, timothy, and hay.
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Ba hai faith tenets and rapid growth claimed
The article outlines the Bahai faith’s core tenets including divine revelation, the unity of humanity, and the dawn of a universal faith. It notes rapid growth and suggests early adoption as key to success, warning that delaying advertising may leave one financially vulnerable.
Tremendous Trifles Offer Insight on Accident Losses
A brief booklet summarizes an extensive study of accidents that caused 34,400 deaths and nearly 2% of injuries last year. It promises clear charts and pictures, reveals quiet risks for drivers and pedestrians, and is offered at no charge with mail requests for copies.
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