House May Vote Directly On Townsend Plan
Washington April 12 Speaker Joseph W. Burns moved to enable a direct House vote on the Townsend Old Age pension plan of 20 billion dollars before final action on the administration social security bill. He expected rejection and suggested amendments to the Townsend bloc that would be within House rules. Rep Allen T. Treadway criticized the payroll tax burden under the plan, warning it could threaten recovery with a potential 2.7 billion dollar annual tax impact on industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph W. Burns
Byres
House
Townsend
Allen T. Treadway
R. Mass
Ways and Means Committee
Explosion at Whiskeyville Shocks Town
A gasoline tank explosion near Whiskeyville sparked a 100 foot flame column reported to the sheriff at 7 p.m. yesterday. Local youths reportedly dropped a lit match into an intake pipe of an underground storage tank used by a former gas station, releasing gasoline and vapor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiskeyville
Sheriff's Department
Definition Distinction Between Disciple and Apostle
A disciple is one who believes another's teachings while an apostle is chosen by Christ and sent forth to teach. The passage contrasts faithful followers with a designated messenger tasked to propagate the gospel.
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Christ
Fruit Buds Developing Rapidly In Ohio
Ohio fruit buds are five to ten days ahead of average for this date. A survey by C W Ellenwood of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes cool late March and early April slowed development but kept it ahead of normal. Prospects for heavy bloom exist, with frost risk uncertain. growers should not drop orchard practices or spraying quickly even after a late April or early May frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
C. I. Hummel
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
C. W. Ellenwood
Experiment Station
Ellenwood
County to accept bids from banks for county deposits
Indications today were that the county commissioners would accept bids from several banks for county fund deposits after a bankers meeting yesterday. Commissioner Shaw said bankers would carry along with the county and that bids totaling 1 080 000 dollars might not be the limit of deposits they would take. Treasurer Wright noted bids should provide for 500 000 dollars more. New bids aim to replace high contracts from 1 to over 4 percent set in October 1933 with rates from 1 10 of 1 percent to 5 8 of 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Shaw
Walter J. Wright
Association To Ship Wool On Monday
The first 1935 shipment of wool to Columbus by Lorain County Wool Growers Association members will be made Monday with 5 percent announced today. Wool will be picked up at the Nash farm in Russia Township and the McConnell farm in Wellington Township, with subsequent shipments planned April 29 and May 1. L. W. Kauffman, secretary of the Ohio Wool Growers Association, says mill consumption has been high, stocks are below normal, and wool prices may rise later in the season as demand remains strong and imports firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lorain County
Wool Growers’ Association
Simeon Nash
Russia Township
L. W. McConnell
Wellington Township
Nash
McConnell
L. W. Kauffman
Ohio Wool Growers Association
Kauffman
Extinguish Fire Aboard Cutter Champlain
The coast guard cutter Champlain reported a fire aboard. crew extinguished it 26 miles west of Nantucket light and asked nearby ships to stand by for possible assistance. All safe signal followed and shore experts concluded it was precautionary.
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New York
Coast Guard
Champlain
Nantucket
Radio Marine
Reception invites unnecessary for wedding guests
A note states that invitations to the wedding reception are not needed for guests already invited to the ceremony. It clarifies that the reception invitation is redundant for those attending the ceremony, aiming to simplify attendee planning.
Death Record Mrs Mary Capri
Mrs Mary Capri 54 died at the Falls Clinic after a months long illness. Wife of Frank Capri owner and manager of the White Restaurant. Survived by four sons Frank Jr Lewis Bar and Edward. Funeral at Keith Andrews Funeral Home then St Patrick’s Church Canton burial.
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Ellington
Mary Capri
Falls Clinic
Frank Capri
White
Frank, Jr
Lewis
Akron
Bar
Edward
Wooster
Keith Andrews
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Canton
George Wells dies on 80th birthday in Rochester
Rochester resident George Wells died of a heart attack at 11 45 last night on his 80th birthday at his daughter Mrs George Davidson's home. Survived by sons Clinton of Cleveland and Lyon of New London and daughter Mrs Flossie Davidson. Funeral Sunday at 2 00 from M E church with burial in village cemetery.
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Rochester
George Wells
George Davidson
Clinton
Cleveland
Lyon
New London
Flossie Davidson
M. E
Atlanta study shows 60 thousand silver dollars doled out
More than 500 merchants cooperated in a week long survey distributing stamped postcards showing daily receipts. The experiment spread 60,000 silver dollars to 3,240 workers after banks couldn't meet demand, with distributions across meats, groceries, rents, utilities and services among many categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaweelers
Federal Reserve Bank
Atlanta
Birmingham
Gadsden
Birmingham Federal Reserve
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar April 12 19 CLASS SCHEDULES AND LECTURES
Oberlin College announces a week of events from April 12 to 20 including an anti war protest at 11:00 a.m. and senior organ recital in Finney Chapel at 4:30 p.m. through intercollegiate track meet on April 20. Daily vesper services, lectures by Julian Morgenstern, and musical program details are listed with venues.
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Oberlin
College
Finney Chapel
Theodore C. Mayo
Wairchild Chapel
Edgar J. Fisher
Robert College
Asia Minor
Fairchild Chapel
Thomas J. Williams
Amy Blachly
Julian Morgenstern
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Ohio
Haskell
First Church
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
H. G. Mar
Kemper Fullerton
Farm Parents Group Elects Officers for Nursery School
The Nursery School Parents at Centennial Building on South Main elected officers: Mrs. Gladys West president, Mrs. Mary Chambers vice president, and Mrs. Consuela St Julien secretary. Regular meetings set for the first and third Wednesdays each month with visitation week starting April 1. Visitors welcome forenoon programs from opens at 9:45 until 12:50 nap period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Gladys West
Mary Chambers
Consuela St. Julien
Gwendolyn Seavers
Elizabeth Lawson
Sadie Caldwell
Ernest Yocom
Lee Holden
Otis McKee
F. D
Mothers Entertained By Church Club in Oberlin
The Young Women's club of the First Church in Oberlin entertained mothers and guests at its regular Wednesday meeting in the James Stand House with over one hundred in attendance. Bouquets adorned the tables as dinner was served at 6 15. Miss Mildred McAfee, Dean of Oberlin College Women, spoke on Trends in Adult Education describing forms such as public forums and workers' education programs across the country, alumni conferences in the east, and panel groups in Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Club
Oberlin
James Stand House
Mildred McAfee
Oberlin College
East
Des Moines
Iowa
Vassar Alumna Urges Adult Education Program
As alumni secretary Miss McAfee at Vassar outlined a fresh viewpoint on adult education. Her talk challenged the group to develop a practical program as government interest in adult education grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
McAfee
Christmas Club to Meet for Monday Luncheon
The Christmas Club will meet Monday at one o clock for lunch at Mrs T H Rowland s home on East Coliese street. Mrs John A Rodgers and Mrs % H Chapin represent Oberlin Women s clubs at the state federation convention this week in Columbus. Reverend and Mrs Victor Wood have been visiting at Mr and Mrs Crocker s home on West Lorain street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Rowland
East Coliese Street
John A. Rodgers
H. Chapin
Oberlin Women’s Clubs
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Columbus
Victor Wood
Mrs. Crocker
West Lorain Street
Just A Slight Error Lakewood Delays Jubilee
Lakewood, Colorado, in April, postpones its planned golden jubilee celebration set for December after discovering the city is over 45 rather than 50 years old. Merchants and civic leaders, urged by the Chamber of Commerce, had planned a four year postponement to correct the miscalculation and restart the jubilee in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Jubilee
Lakewood, CO
Chamber of Commerce
Campbell Probert Visits Meadville Sister in East Lorain
Campbell Probert of Meadville Pennsylvania is visiting his sister Mrs Earl Davis who lives on East Lorain street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Probert
Meadville, Pa
Mrs
Earl Davis
East Lorain Street
Buildings At County Home To Be Painted
Approval of a work relief project for painting exterior county buildings was received. Labor costs amount to 955 dollars funded federally, while county supplies for materials add 240 dollars. The Oakdale Avenue sanitary sewer project in South Lorain was also approved at an estimated cost of 1 450 pounds.
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Oakdale Avenue
South Lorain
Franca Rebuked Over Missed Chance to Aid German Republic
Franca faces censure for failing to assist in establishing the German Republic and thus preventing the rise of Nacidors and the consequences that followed. The remarks frame the missed opportunity as pivotal to future events and political outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franca
German Republic
Nacidors
Rubber union plan faces court test and strike risk
Number Three continued reports that elected representatives might lose leverage if labor board powers are doubted. Coleman C. Claherty of the Rubber Workers Council doubts plans avert a strike, says he will present strike votes in Akron factories and push for immediate action while unions demand a showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oration
Labor Board
Coleman C. Claherty
Rubber Workers Council
Akron
Claherty
Green
Memphis Payroll Robbery by Three Armed Bandits
Three armed bandits stole an $8438 payroll from American Fishing Company messengers in Memphis and fled in a waiting car. The same group robbed messengers of $2381 last November in an earlier incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Taday
American Fishing Company
Happr City nickname linked to Foochow’s famine history
A Chinese city Foochow is called Happr City, a derivate nickname based on the meaning of its name, reflecting past famines and hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foochow
China
War’s effect on the soul described by church group
From Page 1 of the First Church report the war’s impact on the soul was discussed. A student body representative chaired the organizing committee for the local demonstration with members Thomas Brown Albert Herling Alice Allen and Charlex Fisher. The strike is backed by several national groups including the Nation al Council of Methodist Youth and the American Youth Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Thomas Brown
Albert Herling
Proxtersive Union
Alice Allen
National Student League
Charlex Fisher
Oberlin Cosmopolitan Club
The
Nations] Council of Methodist Youth
Inter-seminary Movement
Student League For Industrial Democracy
American Youth Congress
England ruled by a commoner under Cromwell era
Between 1653 and 16358 Cromwell served as Lord Protector the only period when England was ruled by a commoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Cromwell
England
Hijackers Kidnap Truck Drivers Near Sharonville
Merchandise worth about 10000 dollars was taken by hijackers who stopped an interstate truck at Sharonville Ohio and abducted two drivers Raymond Faith and J L Hazlett both 36 from Indiana Pa. They were released near Lawrenceville Ind after eight hours crammed beneath a turtleback. The loaded truck was bound for Pittsburgh and owned by Hannas Pennsylvania company, a Midwest Haulers member. The hijackers likely sought typewriters radios and whisky from the cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sharonville
Ohio
Raymond Faith
L. Hazlett
Indiana
Lawrenceville
Ind
Pittsburgh
Hanna & Hanna
Pennsylvania Company
Midwest Haulers
Rojamin Beck
Train Hits Bus Killing and Injuring Many Near Rockville
A Pittsburgh to Washington train struck a bus at a crossing near Rockville. The crash left multiple dead and injured, with flames, mangled bodies, and extensive wreckage along the track. Firefighters and ambulances responded as officials planned an inquest for the next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Jr
Rockville
Washington
Miss Funk
Cecil J. McNeal
Catholic University
Edward L. Stevens
Manor Club
Lawmaker debates fishing license relief for the poor
In a House session Ashbolt urged amending a bill to let the 59 cent fishing license be affordable for those relying on fish as their only fresh meat. He voted against the bill then sought reconsideration, which was defeated. Rep William Boyd argued reconsideration wastes time. Ashbolt claimed opponents harmed the poor and Lorain County residents on direct relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbolt
Ashbott
William Boyd
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
Last of Washington's command tombstone in Ohio burial ground
A tombstone near Caldwell Ohio marks John Gray as the last of Washington's command. He died March 24 1869 at age 104, noted in the grave marker context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caldwell
Ohio
John Gray
Market prices wrap a jumble of farm goods
A chaotic market page lists varied prices for produce and poultry including eggs, fowls, broilers, leghorns, ducks, and onions. Potatoes, carrots, cabbage, cucumbers, lettuce, mushrooms, spinach, and tomatoes appear with assorted unit prices and basket or per-basket fees, reflecting a broad, cluttered market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Dozsen
Cattle Receipts Steady Market With Week Gain Across Weights
Receipts total about 100 cattle with market active and stronger by roughly 25 cents for the week. Prime steers 1 250 pounds and up show around 13.00 to 17.00, while various weights of cows calves and hogs report steadier or mixed gains, with typical price ranges noted for choice, medium, and common grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peime Wethers
S$o.kngtigo
Nearby Produce On Terminal Market Price Drop
A brief market note reports produce on the terminal market show price drops with baskets selling around forty percent lower than prior levels. The short item notes consumer impact and ongoing supply conditions.
Verdict Favor Studebaker Chemical in Advertising Suit
A jury in common pleas court yesterday returned a verdict for Studebaker Chemical Company in a case against Studebaker Chemical for 319 dollars alleged due from Conover Nast Corporation for advertising. The First Wellington Bank sues Ruth Snyder Arndt et al for 788 dollars on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a mortgage is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker Chemical Company
Common Pleas
Studebaker Chemical
Conover- Nast Corporation
First Wellington Bank
Ruth Snyder Arndt
Kopachy sues National Tube for work injury in suit
Eugene Kopachy of Loraly sues the National Tube Company for industrial compensation claiming an injury in employment. Clara M. Smith sues for divorce from Lford C. Smith on grounds of gross neglect. They were married in 1908 and have two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Kopachy
Loraly
The
National Tube Company
Clara M. Smith
Lford C. Smith
Bank sues Hillman and Fleming over promissory notes
The National Bank of Commerce filed suit against Edward Hillman for 7747 dollars and against George Fleming and others for 2500 dollars alleging amounts due on promissory notes. Foreclosure of property is sought in both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Bank of Commerce
Edward Hillman
George Fleming
Elyria man sues for injuries from car collision
Henry E. Scott of Elyria sues Jesse Eady for 2006 dollars claiming injuries from a pedestrian collision at Broad and East Bridge streets on June 16, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Scott
Elyria
Jesse Eady
Broad and
East Bridge Streets
Detroit man held on Lorain burglary and larceny charges
Sherman Hibbett of Detroit was brought to county jail to face an Indictment for burglary and larceny of a Lorain jewelry store. He previously escaped near Birmingham weeks ago during a chase after his alleged accomplices were captured following a pursuit from Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Hibbett
Detroit
Lorain
Birmingham
Justice Petro reviews cases on Krugman warrants
Peace warrant proceedings brought by Nelson Krugman against George Kenska and Edmund Whitbeck were being considered by Justice Joseph Petro after a hearing in his court yesterday afternoon. Krugman, a truck operator, alleged the two men warned him not to haul materials for the Steel and Taubes Company, where union workmen are now on strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Krugman
George Kenska
Edmund Whitbeck
Joseph Petro
Krugman
Steel and Taubes Company
Ireland's Eve Island Off County Dublin Coast
A brief note describes Ireland's Eve as a small island located off the coast of County Dublin in Ireland. The snippet highlights its geographic relation to the county and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
County Dublin
Chicago Market Prices for Butter Eggs and Grains
Chicago reports mixed dairy and grain quotes with butter at 7 604 weak creamery prices, eggs firm at 29 606 cases with various grade prices, potatoes strong with U S round whites and russets, live poultry steady with diverse weights and prices, wheat cash No 2 red at 99 5/8, corn No 3 mixed 83 1/4, oats No 2 white 54 then barley and timothy seed values listed.
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Chicago
U. S& Dept. of Agriculture
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Ymited
Florida
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Second Street
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
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Hartmin Car’t
Mystic
Uphi G
tAace
Lighthouse
the China Shop
Association
the Big House
East Bridge St
ACME
O'Donnell
Elsra, Ohio Court St
EB. B. C
Louis Bilss
Esther Alflen
East Lorain
N. Pleasant St
Michigan
Athletic Field
Knoedier Company of
G. W. Fiske
Yeggs
Paget
J. A. Compton
Wittesx
Cleveland Livestock
PETRO
Sederis
Meen
Blue Bird Court Street
Deliser
Starsh Court Street
Ridgeville Township
Root Road
Fields Corners
Fordson
Oliver
Chevrolet
Ford
Julian W. Perkins
Eaton
Cyrus B. Dawson
Grafton
LaGrange
Murbach
Carlisle Inn
Elgin
Pajama Girls
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