Indictments Returned by Grand Jury in Ohio Case
Grand jurors returned eight secret indictments including one for unlawfully diverting electric current by John Holaback of Sheffield Lake Village. Case details include robberies at Union Savings and Loan in Lora and charges of burglary and larceny for various defendants. Indicted individuals will be arraigned before Judge A. R. Webber at 1 pm Monday as jurors plan a May 23 return unless called sooner.
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John Holaback
Sheffield Lake Village
Holaback
Ohio Public Service Company
Holabach
John Harding
David W. Great
Eddie Nixon
Sam Petroff
Union Savings and Loan Company
Lora
Agnes Chapin
John Black
Lorgin
Frank Davidson
Camden Township
Robert Waitfield
Lorain
Abram Loyaroff
Vichael
Martha Lipinski
Sheffield Lake
Tnland Finance Company
Tudge A R. Webber
Guarantee Deposit Protection Plan Moves Toward Passage
Washington reports a bill to guarantee deposits in Federal Reserve member banks through a large credit pool. Proposed by House Chairman Steagall and Senator Glass, the plan envisions initial capital of 500 million dollars with up to 1.5 billion possible via debentures. A new corporation would administer the fund and cover banks open for withdrawals.
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Washington
Aptos
Federal Reserve
Glass
Steagall
House Banking and Currency Committee
Dem
Boy Aims at Death After Lye Ingestion
Tommy Thompson, five, son of police officer T. T. Thompson, swallowed lye by mistake. He received treatment at Mercy Hospital and doctors expect his recovery.
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Columbus
Tommy Thompson
T. T. Thompson
Mercy Hospital
Ohio Weather Forecast Cloudy and Warmer Across State
Ohio outlook calls for cloudy skies and warmer temperatures with possible showers in the extreme west tonight and Sunday and in the east and central portions Sunday.
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Ohio
Roosevelt to seek $2 billion bond for small home mortgages
President Roosevelt will transmit legislation to Congress on Monday seeking a $2,000,000,000 bond issue to refinance mortgages on small homes. The plan was confirmed today as part of new fiscal proposals.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
American plan outlined for world economic recovery
The Roosevelt administration frames an American plan to lift world commerce from the doldrums. Tariff cuts and removal of import quotas are key, with a push to stabilize exchange and revive commodity prices as talks with major powers open in Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Ramsay Mac” Jd
Great Britain
Cleveland Man Kidnapped and Murdered on Euclid Avenue
Cleveland Police report Chester Davies, 27, nephew of First Assistant County Prosecutor Emerick B Freed, abducted on Euclid Avenue. He was beaten and strangled, body dumped in Rockefeller Path, skull crushed, cord around face and throat. Witness Dr Verna Usher saw the abduction from the Euclid-Logan hotel. Two theories: New Jersey gangsters silencing testimony or Davies’s alleged pursuits of several young women.
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Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Chester Davies
Emerick B Freed
Rockefeller Path
Davies
Davier
C. W. Cody
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Verna J. Usher
Euclid-Logan
Lorain County Farmers Seek War Crop Loans
Dozens of Lorain county farmers are applying for crop production loans from a $90 million fund. Applications are being processed on Wednesdays and Thursdays due to the volume, with reviews by a county advisory committee before Washington approval.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Congress
Pete Corns
Washington
Rotary Club to Host Sons and Daughters Program
Elyria Rotary Club plans a noon Tuesday meeting at the Elks Club with sons and daughters of members as guests. D A Baird chairs the program with assist Lawrence H Webber. Special features and stunts are arranged for the event.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
D. A. Baird
Lawrence H. Webber
Depositors to Meet in Elyria City Hall Chamber
A Tuesday evening meeting for depositors is set in Elyria City Council Chamber at 7:36 PM. The gathering invites all depositors, not just petition signers, to form a permanent group aimed at aiding the reopening of banks and supporting depositor interests.
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Council Chamber
Elyria
Todd
Farm and Home League to Protest Foreclosure Sale
A meeting of the She orain County Farm and Home Protect ive League called by Harold Brandt will protest the foreclosure sale of W E Reisinger’s Gratton property. Reisinger’s farm sold for 1900 to Edith B Peachs as mortgagee. league seeks moratorium relief and warns of further action if lawmakers fail to act.
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She *Orain County Farm and Home Protective League
Penny Arms
Harold Brandt
W. E. Reisinger
Gratton
Reisinger
Edith B. Peachs
Farmers Committee
Brandt
Army
Brendt
Todas
League
Wis
Lillian Tlassa
Huntington Township
First Savings & Loan Company
Wellington H S Youth Narrowly Escapes Death
Wellington High School senior WELLINGTON GO Api and Royal Wilson avoided serious injury after their car was struck by a passenger train at the Big Four Railroad crossing north of Wellington. Wilson suffered minor cuts and a broken left arm and was treated at Falslink Hospital after the collision, which occurred while the car waited for a west bound freight to pass and the bell and lights remained active.
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Wellington
API
Royal Wilson
Wilson
Falslink
Treasury aims to reopen closed banks nationwide
Treasury Secretary Woodin announces a program to reopen closed state banks across the country. Depositors will receive relief soon as plans unfold, with Walter J. Cummings appointed executive assistant to oversee emergency banking. Gold inflows continue as Roosevelt issues a new order demanding surrender of gold above $100 by May 1.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Woodin
Walter J. Cummings
Chicago
Cummings
Brill Company
J. G. Brill Corporation
Roosevelt
First Men Enrolled In The Woodland Army Comforted By Real Meals
The Roosevelt woodland army side pockets of relief as 250000 men begin a two week stay at Fort Washington Maryland. Washingtonians led by Mervin Cropp join the program for jobless relief and forest work earning a dollar a day with $50 a month sent home. They sleep in tents on straw filled mattresses and eat hearty meals while receiving medical supervision and recreation.
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Fort Washington
Roosevelt
Mervin Cropp
Washington, DC
Cropp
Potomac
George Washington
Robert R. Leban
Leban
John M. Ripley
Harry Jackson
Waillad Sawyer
William Winner
Alvin Kaiser
Suh
Sawyer
Minor
Lows A. Kunzig
Polit Washington Commandmant
Ripley
Roosfelt
Agree On Bill To Operate Shoals
President Roosevelt and 20 officers have agreed on a bill for government operation of the Muscle Shoals power plant and Tennessee Valley development. The plan promises thousands of jobs, fertilizer production at Muscle Shoals, Cove Creek dam completion, and power, flood control, navigation, and industrial growth. Norris of Nebraska will introduce the bill with support from McKellar Bachman Black Bankhead Smith and Hill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wir Shoals
Tennessee Valley
Muscle Shoals
Cove Creek
Tennessee
Congress
Norris
Nebr
Muscle Shoal
White House
McKellar and
Bachman
Black
Bankhead
Alabama
Smith
South Carolina
McSwain
Hill
Minstrel duo injured in highway collision near Wooseter
Two members of the Kiwanis Club Follies, Klekolka of Florence and his brother, were severely injured yesterday in a car crash near Wooster while en route to a performance. They were joined by Lia of Wakeman, who suffered head and facial injuries. Klekolka sustained broken ribs and internal injuries and was hospitalized.
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Klekolka
Florence
Mapeer
Kiwanis Club
Woos
Lia
Wakeman
Young Men's Club to Hear Shively Speaker
Shively Elsha High School principal will address the Young Men's Club at the Y on Monday night. The talk will focus on Kentucky, with A N Smith guiding the program.
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Joung Mens Club
Shively Cc LP
Shively
Elsha High Sool
Young Men’s Club
Y. “Ic
Kentucky
A. N. Smith
Lorain County Relief Funds Approved For Immediate Needs
The state relief commission approved a $66,973 advance from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for Lorain County relief. Elyria will receive $22,593 as part of this special advance pending a county bond sale. The approval was secured by M. A. Houghton and Frank Ellenberger after a trip to Columbus.
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Elyria
State Relief Commission
Lorain County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
M. A. Houghton
County Relief Commission
Frank Ellenberger
Columbus
Soviet Stand Against Threats Over Briton Sabotage Trial
Moscow says threats will not sway the Soviet court as it prepares to hear sabotage evidence against six accused British subjects starting Monday. Izvestia calls them guilty, Pravda mocks Sir John Simon as British leaders fear disclosures.
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Moscow
Iup
Izvestia
Pravda
John Simon
House of Commons
Legal beer appears in Elyria as licenses issued
Mayor's Clerk J G Schrock reported noon today that two beer sale licenses had been issued in the city with several more expected. Clyde Roose, manager of the Newell hotel, got a permit in Columbus then purchased cases at a Columbus brewery and transported them here. The Alley Inn also sold a limited quantity as supplies arrive and more clubs and businesses plan to meet demand soon.
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J. G. Schrock
Clyde Roose
Newell Hotel
Columbus
Elyria
Alley Inn
Recover Body Of One Of Akron's Crash Victims
The body of Lieut. Col. A. Masury, a New York City reserve officer and guest aboard the Akron when it crashed, was recovered near the disaster site today. The tanker John D. Archivald picked up the body.
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Col
A. Masury
New York City
John D. Archivald
Council to Hold Meeting at Avon High School
Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations plans its April meeting at Avon High School next Tuesday with attendees from across the county. Principal speakers include Mrs Garry C Myers of Cleveland on Living Companionaly With Children and Prof L E Cole of Oberlin College on Inattagk and Inheritance.
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P. T
Avon High School
Lorain County
Cole
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Euclid Ave
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