Overwhelming Defeat On Reorganization Bill Shocks Roosevelts
Washington April 9 The administration was stunned as House Democrats and Republicans joined to defeat Roosevelt's government reorganization bill 204 to 196. The measure was recommitted to committee and faces likely death this session. Leaders offered no comment while allies blamed misrepresentation by lobbyists and propagandists for the setback. The result mirrors the court plan defeat and signals a major political upheaval ahead of elections. The coalition included Republicans, six Progressives and two Farmer-Laborites, with 88 Republicans voting against the bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
White House
Senate
Supreme Court
John O'Conner
N. Y
House Rules Committee
Killig i
Thomas O'Malley
D. Wise
Ren John J. O'Connor
D. N
Arthur P. Lamneck
Ohio
O'Connor
Acme Telephata
New Dealers Are Shaken By Defeat
President Roosevelt faces a political setback as a House coalition of Republicans and Democrats votes 204 to 196 against the administration’s government reorganization measure. The defeat signals party shakeups with a general election seven months away and upcoming primaries in Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Indiana.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
White House
Senate
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Weather report from Ohio and Atlantic coast disturbance
Partly cloudy and colder in southeast Ohio with light snow in the northeast. Snow covered Ohio this morning while the Tennessee low moved to western Pennsylvania bringing precipitation from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic. Heavy rains and thunderstorms reported from southern Ohio Valley and coast from Hatteras to Boston. High pressure west of the Mississippi and a developing sun over Alberta with no precipitation yet.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Mississippi Valley
Lower Lakes
Atlantic
Suudie
Ohio Valley
Hatteras
Boston
Mississippi
Alberta
South Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Plains
Ohio congressmen shelve bill after massive mail campaign
Sixteen Ohio House members, mostly Democrats, voted to recommit the government reorganization bill, reversing its fate as roughly 50 000 wires and letters influenced the Buckeye delegation. Seven Ohioans voted to keep it alive, with a split among Democrats and Republicans across Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, and other cities.
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Washington
Ohio
Buckeye
Ohi House
A Great Day For America Says Gannett
Frank E. Gannett publisher and national committee head declares the House defeat of the government reorganization bill a great day for America. He holds the nation will stick to constitutional government and reject dictatorial powers, arguing the bill would have centralized authority with the President. Continued on Page 4.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Frank E. Gannett
National Committee
America
House of Representatives
Congress
Hoover Says House Action On Reorganization Bill Heartening News
Former President Herbert Hoover addressed 7,000 California Republicans and a nationwide radio audience in San Francisco. He called the House of Representatives move to recommit Roosevelt's Governmental Reorganization Bill heartening news and thanked those who voted, saying they showed debt of gratitude.
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San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
California
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Iyneed
Housa
Hoover
Pump Priming To Result In Debt Increase
The April report from Washington warns that emergency New Deal pump priming could push the federal deficit higher. Treasury may run a red ink totaling about 2.5 billion dollars next fiscal year, with relief needs and weak revenues jeopardizing current-year estimates. President Roosevelt weighs large scale federal disbursements to revive business and reduce unemployment, while likely debt and deficit figures rise.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Former President of Musical Art Society Passes
Mrs. Charles Notley of 124 Cedar Street died Friday at 4 45 PM after a life spent in Cleveland and Elyria. She led Elyria Musical Art Society as charter member and former president and held posts in the Fortnightly Musical Club in Cleveland. Active in civic groups she chaired manuscript work and served with the YWCA board. She leaves a husband, three sisters, and one brother. Funeral Monday at 2 30 PM with Dr W M Auld officiating. burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Body to be moved from Sudre Curtis Funeral Home Sunday afternoon. friends may call.
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Charles Notley
Cedar Street
Notley
Cleveland
Elyria
W. M. Auld
Ridgelawn
Sudre-Curtis Funeral
Memorial Chimes At St Andrew's To Be Dedicated Sunday
The Memorial Chimes at St Andrew's Church will be dedicated Sunday at 4 p.m. through gifts from George C Worthington and James M Worthington in memory of Caroline Gafford Worthington. The carillon features twelve bells with electric action, dampers, an Electric Player, and a Westminster chime device marking hours.
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St. Andrew's Church
George C. Worthington
James Worthington
St Andrew's Church
Caroline Gafford Worthington
St. Andrew’s Church
Selec
St. Andigery
Caroline Warford Worthington
George C Worthington
James M. Worthington
Haster
Auto Crowded Off Road In Four Injured
Four persons were injured, one seriously, at 3 30 a m when the car they rode in south on Leavitt road was crowded off the highway by another machine and rolled over into a field on the Lapp farm. Frank Ivsyske of Hast 33rd street Lorain is coamined in Amherst hospital with possible skull fracture and other injuries. Phyllis Botamer of Elyria is hospitalized with cuts and bruises not considered serious. Gus Tapper and Anthony Verleo were treated and discharged. The other car fled the scene. the Amherst hospital ambulance transferred the group.
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Leavitt Road
Lapp
Frank Ivsyske
Hast 33Rd Street
Lorain
Amherst Hospital
Elyria
Phyllis Botamer
Gus Tapper
Anthony Verleo
Reid Avenue
Tapper
Yerico
Suffers Injuries In Auto Crash
Chanies Culp, 36, of 3465 West 128th Street, Cleveland, suffered a fractured rib and a nose laceration around midnight when the car carrying him and Edward C. Roberts, 28, of Cleveland, collided with the rear of a car driven by Robert Mahoney, 61, of Cleveland, on Route 20 at the Cuyahoga County line, according to Deputy Sheriffs Chalmer Davidson and Anthony Pollock.
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Chanies Culp
West 128Th Street
Cleveland
Edward C. Roberts
Robert Mahoney
Cuyahoga County
Chalmer Davidson
Anthony Pollock
48 Dead Sixty Missing In Spring Storms
United Press reports a sweeping April storm from the Canadian plains to the Gulf of Mexico causing floods, tornadoes, and blizzards. Forty-eight dead and sixty missing across six states as the system moves toward the Atlantic coast. Missing include many in Texas Panhandle snowbound areas and flood zones in Georgia Alabama and Mississippi. Forecasters warn of rising flood risk and possible warmer temperatures increasing snow melt impact.
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Atlantic Seaboard
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Gulf of Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Ohio Valley
Texas Panhandle
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Georgia
Teras
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Illinois
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Red Cross
Ollmois
Missouri
Iowa
Whitestone
Iinois
Elk City
Oka
Noonday Lenten Services at Grace and St. John's Lutheran
Grace and St. John's Lutheran Churches sponsor Noonday Lenten Services at St. John's Lutheran Church each noon during Holy Week from 12:00 to 2:30 PM. Rev. A. Burandt and Rev. W. C. Birkner will deliver addresses with music by congregational choirs. Both speakers are local Mission Directors and Concordia College Fort Wayne and Concordia Seminary graduates. All seats are free. the public is invited to attend.
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St. John’s Lutheran
St. John’s Lutheran Church
A. Burandt
W. C. Birkner
Grace Choir
St. John's Church
Stainer
Elyria
Henry A. Burandt
St John's Church
Walter C. Birkner
Mr. Burandt
Fort Wayne
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Mobilization Decree Calls All Loyalist Spain Men to Report
Barcelona April 9. Prime Minister Juan Negrin, wielding new semi dictatorial powers, orders every able bodied man in Loyalist Spain to report for duty by noon Wednesday under threat of death. The decree encompasses soldiers on leave deserters dismissed army officers and men of military age not yet in the armed forces.
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Barcelona
Juan Negrin
Spain
Ohio Weather Eases Flood Fears With Colder Tonight
U S meteorologists report calmer conditions in Ohio with near freezing temps and light snow. Flood threats persist on Scioto Muskingum and nearby rivers as water rises subside in parts while Lima and Massillon face rising levels and closed streets.
Predict Flood For Ohio Valley
Washington April 9 The United States Weather Bureau warned that spring floods reaching record heights in the south are likely to spread to the Ohio valley within 24 to 48 hours. The Wabash in Indiana and Scioto in Ohio are at flood levels and could inundate low lands by tomorrow depending on today and tomorrow’s rainfall. The Mississippi is expected to reach flood stage around Hannibal Missouri tonight or tomorrow, with only a slight danger of widespread damage unless rains persist. Floods in Alabama Mississippi and Arkansas are receding. The Pearl River in Arkansas has reached record levels this week.
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United Press
U. S
Ohio
Columbus
John C. Fisher
Scioto
Muskingum
Ohio River
Lima
Ottawa
Bellevue
Kenton
Ada
Scioto River
Prospect
Newmans
Marion
Marion County
Whetstown
Worth
Capital
Tuscarawas
Coshocton
Zanesville
Hamilton County
Massillon
Washington
Ohio Valley
United States Weather Bureau
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Indiana
Mississippi River
Hannibal
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Pearl River
Arka Sag
Burean
NRLB Hands Down Ruling Cites Violations
The National Labor Relations Board ruled Republic Steel Corp violated the Wagner Act in a series of acts tied to the Little Steel strike. It ordered cease inter ference with employee self organization, disestablishment of representation plans, back pay for 27 discharged workers, restitution for losses at Canton Tin Plate Mill and Massillon Works, and reinstatement offers with back pay for striking employees.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Little Steel
Republic Steel Corp
Inland Steel
Committee For Industrial Organization
Republic
Republic Steel
Massillon
Canton
Youngstown
Warren
Cleveland
Canton Tin Plate Mill
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel & Tin Workers
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Masailloon Clo
Central Council of Employe Representatives
Cantos Tin Plate Mill
Massillon Works
Clean Up Week Begins Monday in Bay Side
Service Director I D Faxon warned Bay Side residents to place rubbish along curbs or alleys in suitable containers for the free collection. Four city truck crews will collect in the southern and central city starting Monday, not revisiting streets, with pickups running April 13 to the West Side the week of April 25.
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I. D. Faxon
Bay Side
Axon
Two Applicants Seek County Reward Over Hornbeck Slaying
County Commissioner John E. Davidson revealed a second entry for the $500 reward offered for conviction of the slayer of Mi. Louise Hornbeck of Grafton. Mrs Alfred Hall presented footprints from her yard and turned over hat alleged to be work of Edward Hensley. The other applicant, Miss Bernadette Baten, claims to be Hensley in Grafton in February, tying herself to the case.
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Louise Hornbeck
Grafton
John E. Davidson
Alfred Hall
Edward Hensley
Grafton Oi
Misa Bernadette Baten
Hensley
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