Ohio Senate approves Waldvogel parochial aid bill
The Ohio Senate passed the Waldvogel non public school aid measure 25 to 11 allocating 3500 dollars annually per student. debate focused on local boards administration and church-state separation with House action and finance committee referrals pending.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Boards of Education
Clacs Tary
Edward Nwn. Waldvogel
Hamilton
House Finance Committee
Verner H. Metcalf
Marietta
H. D. Byrne
Portage
United States
Sen
Byrne
Waldvogel
Horace W. Bagegott
Montgomery
John P. Bower
Logan
William Boxd
Cuyahoga
Emerson Campbell
John F. Connolly
Lucas
Bernard R. Donovan
William Foss
Mercer
Thomas L. Gallagher
Francis Kp, Howard
Franklin
William F. Yarley
Lorain
Bender Body Company Expands Elyria Plant For Travel Mansions
The Elyria plant becomes the world’s largest dedicated to house trailer production with about 560 workers. Plans include boosting to three shifts to reach 60 trailers daily and starting steel school bus bodies while continuing Cleveland plant output. Joseph Bender reports progress and new product plans.
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Elyria
Bender Brothers
Bender
Joseph Bender
Prom Vie Iiut
Induy
Cleveland
Bender Body Company
Bender Travel
Surgeon recalls hospital ward of war injuries and amputations
A world war surgeon describes a large shed filled with corpses and a separate pile of freshly amputated arms and legs. He urges that once war begins every cabinet officer should visit such a place periodically.
Davey Stands by Feeding Plan Amid Criticism in Ohio
Gov. Martin L. Davey insisted on moving ahead with field kitchens to feed relief clients, arguing the plan could be funded by a 50-50 tax bill and new state revenues. National Guard officers will outfit 15 counties with kitchens, while Democrats in the House condemn the program as un-American and push tax measures to cover relief costs.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
National Guard
Emil F. Marx
Senate
Ohio National Guard
Lucas County
Louis N. Laderman
Richard Marlow
Michael V. DiSalle
House
Marx
Adams
Butler
Clark
Cuyahoga
Frank- In
Hamilton
Lucas
Madison
Marion
Montgomery
Paulding
Summit
Trumbull
Davey
Raymond Rutherford
Brown
Taxation Committee
Jacob Davis
Pine
Sit-Down Strike Issue May Be Put Up To President
In Washington on April 7 a bid by anti administration Democrats and Republicans to condemn sit-down strikes was moving in the Senate. The plan aims to convert a nonbinding concurrent resolution into a joint resolution requiring President Roosevelt’s signature.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Social calls dot West Ridge on Sunday
West Ridge residents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lyon and son Jimmy visited Mrs. B. O. Pope on Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Court of Oberlin and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaible, plus families of Elyria and Cleveland visiting relatives in town.
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Jack Lyon
Jimmy
Alfred Squire
Eaton
B. O. Pope
Paul Court
Oberlin
Charles Schaible
Adelbert Johnston
Elyria
A. M. Johnston
Kate Kolnsnaph
Lone Rolling
W. L. Dick
Ronald
Marilyn
Arthur Nolan
R. L. Walker At
Prison program and social visits reported in Pittsfield
The article notes residents attended the play Prison at the Bar at Community church in Pittsfield on Sunday evening. It lists calls and visits among local families including J H Penfound and son Harlan, Robert Smith, John Miskow, Minnie Hostetaler, B O Pope, H J Hillier, Clifford Hart, Roy Cahoon, Elmer Mertz, and Corbett Walker. Clara Reese and Ernest Freeman are reportedly improving.
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Pittsfield
J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
John Miskow
Lorain
Minnie Hostetaler
B. O. Pope
H. J. Hillier
Clifford Hart
Cleveland
R. L. Walker
Corbett
Elmer Mertz
Oberlin Road
Roy Cahoon
Avon
Clara Reese
Ernest Freeman
Gasoline tax hike moves through House highways panel
The House Highways committee voted 13 to 7 to raise the gasoline tax from cents to 6 cents per gallon. Revenue would be split 60 percent to the state highway department, 15 percent to municipalities, 15 percent to townships, and 10 percent to counties for highway construction. Representatives voting for and against are listed with districts.
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Keith Lawrence
Cuyahoga
Maurice W. Lipscher
Mahoning
James M. Matthews
Clark
James T. McElroy
Licking
Benard J. McCluskey
Bart T. McIntyre
George M. Morris
Franklin
John F. Myers
Stark
Harold, Nichols
Clermont
John Taylor
Columbiana
Don R. Thomas
Montgomery
Edward N. Waldvogel
Hamilton
N.A
Erle
Tom
W. Jones
Meics
H. D. Byrne
Portage
William F. Garver
Holmes
Abe Laird
Tuscarawas
J. Ralph Seidner
Howard L. Shearer
E. Matthews Steele
Clinton
Harry W. van Doren
Summit
House
Senate
House Finance Committee
Michael V. di Salle
Lucas
J. Harry McGregor
Coshocton
Finance Committee
William M. McCulloch
Miami
McCulloch
Rep
McGregor
A. Lee Fair
Robert J. Beatty
Thomas
A. Christy
Monroe
Michael V. DiSalle
Michael A. Feighan
Carahogay
Eva Fuller
Trumbull
James M. Howsare
Preble
McGowan
Kenneth M. Petri
Crawford
Albert A. Shilling
House Highways Committee
State Highway Department
Bil
Ohio
Columbus
Highway Department
Anderson
Icking
Carroll
Glass
Mahonint
Linneman
McElror
Putnam
Rogers
Butler
Simpson
Sweeney
Whitacre
Wil
State Takes Over More Highway In County
The State Highway Department has taken over 8.6 miles of road in Lorain County. The Sheffield Lake Elyria road extends from Lake Road in Sheffield Lake Village to Route 20, absorbing Lake Breeze and Gulf roads. The county approved purchasing 200 tons of sand for the Hewes New Oberlin road improvement. The board discussed Whitehead road in La Grange township under a WPA road program with $95,000 allotted for county projects and potential cooperation with WPA for local roads.
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Lorain County
State Highway Department
John Jaster
Sheffield Lake-Elyria
Lake Road
Sheffield Lake Village
Lake Breeze Road
Gulf Road
Amherst
Oberlin
la Grange
Whitehead Road
la Grange Township
Harry L. Dunham
Dunham
WPA
Searching Party Moves Toward Plane Wreckage
A nine member searching party laboring through snow up Mount Baldy in McNary Arizona proceeds toward a Douglas transport crash site on Saturday. Eight people were aboard the plane and the group expects hours of travel with 25 feet of snow in canyons and eight feet on slopes. A Douglas Aircraft spokesman cites ice on the ailerons as the probable cause and notes absence of a defrosting device. Pilot Glen Moser reportedly veered 100 miles from the usual air route seeking a snow opening.
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McNary
Ariz
Mount Baldy
America
Douglas Aircraft Corporation
Santa Monica
Calif
TWA
Pittsburgh
Douglas
Glen Moser
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West Ridge
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Hayden
McGregor Coshocton
Coady
Duffy
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