Opposition Grows to 1 000 000 000 World War Vets Bonus
Washington reports rare cross party and business unity against the 1 billion cash bonus for World War veterans. Democratic and Republican leaders align with President Roosevelt while financier opposition surfaces as Ways and Means is pressed to reject inflationary funding. Charles E. Mitchell of National City Bank warns inflation would threaten U S credit and monetary stability.
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Washington
House
Ways and ‘Means
Thomas
Okla
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Mitchell
Patman
United States
Mills Favors Sales Tax in Senate Hearing
Secretary Mills defended the general manufacturers tax before the Senate Finance Committee, drawing a sharp rebuke from Senator Harrison of Mississippi who accused him of avoiding new tax proposals. Majority Leader Watson said the Senate would draft its own bill. The text adds a note about a mythical serpent.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Mills
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Watson
Senate
Temporary restraining order blocks cleanliness ordinance
Judge W B Thompson granted a temporary restraining order to stop Lorain from enforcing the citys cleanliness ordinance aimed at stopping free distribution of bills and circulars promoting sale. Final hearing set for Saturday morning. Shopping News contends the measure is unlawful and would curb newspaper circulation. The order allows distribution of the paper tomorrow. The ordinance passed last Monday as an emergency measure and council justified it for public health. Thefts and fines are also noted, including a tire and rim theft report and a coal over weight conviction for Howard Rogers of Elyria Feed and Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
W.B. Thompson
Cleveland Shopping News
Shopping News
Barberton Plan Set Up In Lorain
Public food dispensaries for the needy the first since the Lorain tornado were in operation today. City officials and welfare agencies have set up the Barberton Plan of relief, distributing food from several central points. Food is bought from tracers on the basis of competitive bids. A municipal garden will be started this spring, to be worked by indigent men with produce and supplies provided in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Barberton
Death Record Miss Anna V. Smith of Elyria dies in Springfield
Miss Anna V. Smith born October 14, 1867 in Salineville died April 11 at the I O O F Home in Springfield Ohio after a twelve year illness. She lived in Elyria twenty four years and leaves two brothers a niece and two nephews. Funeral services will be Thursday at Sudro Funeral Home and Friday in Salineville Bethel church. Burial at Bethel Cemetery.
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Anna V. Smith
Lake Avenue
Springfield
Ohio
Salineville
Elyria
Charles J
J. Frank Smith
Earl C. Taylor
Julian J. Smith
Donald R. Smith
Toledo
Miss Smith
Second Congregational Church
Rebekah Lodge
Sudro Funeral
Bethel Church
C. F. Wiseman
Bethel Cemetery
Government employee growth and tax debate at Chamber meeting
The speaker criticized the idea of soaking the rich and argued for universal income tax. He cited rising government employees from 125 in 1800 to 1 023 373 in 1931 and warned heavy tax on capital reduces investment and labor. He urged every man to feel government responsibility and profiled Major Wilcox's introduction by Jim Armitage. A.M. Hannaford reflected on the past year and W.F. Gollmar spoke on the membership drive.
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Major Wilcox
Jim Armitage
Chamber
A. M. Hannaford
William F. Gollmar
Yankee Prospect Johnny Allen Found in Sanford Hotel Car
Johnny Allen, a promising New York Yankees pitching prospect, was discovered by a New York scout while working as a hotel clerk in Sanford, North Carolina. The find highlights his unpolished background before facing major league attention.
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Allen
Johnny Allen
New York Yankees
Sanford
N. C
New York
Close of Cuyahoga County Treasurer Office Amid Missing Funds
The Cuyahoga County treasurer's office faces closure by order of County Prosecutor P L A Lieghiey as state examiners report a cash deficit of 475099.17. Treasurer Collister and officials discuss takeover by state accountants for a comprehensive audit amid alleged unusual transactions and uncredited checks from December.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga
P. L. A. Lieghiey
L. G. Collister
Joseph T. Tracy
Tracy
Lieghieyr
Peparing
Lieghley
Tracey
Collis
Treasury
Collister
Alex Bernstein
Ade Vance
City and Scheol Board
Lierkley
Benngton
Oberlin to Observe George Washington Bicentenary
Oberlin plans a Friday evening program April 15 in the high school auditorium under the D A R Nancy Squires Chapter with Girl Scouts Grand Army Republic Women’s Relief Corps and Pleasant Street school children taking part. The program features songs flag ceremonies a George Washington address by Professor Sherman Oberlin College and scenes from Washington’s life performed by students. Admission is free and the event begins at seven o'clock with a large attendance hoped for.
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Oberlin
George Washington
Nancy Squires
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Williams
Girl Scouts
Flag of Assembly
Grand Army Republic Women’s Relief Corps
Christy Junior Club
High School Glee Club
American Legion and Auxiliary
Sherman
Oberlin College
Pleasant Street
Wellington Editor to Address Wellington P. A.
Mrs. Martin editor of the Parent Teacher's Magazine will address the Wellington P.A. at the meeting on Tuesday evening per local group officers. Henry White, 84, dies after illness. services Friday at 2 pm. burial in Spencer. widow and siblings survive. Evangelistic trio from London Ontario radio program to speak at Wellington Baptist church. meetings planned in November. Paul Kyser of Cleveland hospitalized for head and face injuries after a window incident in a delivery van. Invitations issued for American Legion Benefit Party with betting bouts and vaudeville. attendees may obtain invites through members. Local men attend boxing show in Grafton. several named. Col C E Baylor notes nephew L S Baylor improving in Ashland Hospital. Community updates on sick list, visits, and church events. Five adult believers were baptized.
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Wellington P. 4
Wellington
Martin
Teacher's Magazine
Wellington P. 1. A
George Dibble
Rachel Shively
London
Ontario
Wellington Baptist Church
Morgan-Dirnam Post
Post Lastevening
Benelt
The
Post
Suit to block garbage contract in Lorain
A Lorain taxpayer, Alex Aranyos, sues to prevent the city from entering a gar bage contract for 12475 with Adam Szereyk. The petition names City of Lorain and officials Frank Ayers, Norman Donahue, Robert Seward as defendants, claiming the ordinance authorizing the contract was not properly advertised and was passed February 15.
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City of
Lorain
Adam Szereyk
Common Pleas Court
Alex Aranyos
Frank Ayers
Norman Donahue
Robert Seward
Two Suits Filed Against Estate In Lorain
Elizabeth Davis sues as executor administrator of Gust Zipp's estate seeking 7506 for injuries to herself and 1600 for her eleven month old child Eugene after a collision involving Gust Zipp's car on December 7 1931 in Elyria Lorain County.
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John Zipp
Gust Zipp
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth Davis
Davie
Eugene
Duo- Tain
Court house notices include auto crash settlement and divorces
A bakery truck crashed into a fence and pump near Cleveland and Stetson roads. A 325 settlement was paid in the deputy presence. Mary Kolka was granted a divorce from Bela for gross neglect. Vernor Wheatley and Lorain filed for divorce from Calvin Wheatley on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The Peoples Banking Company Oberlin sued Paul and Florence Chase for 3960 on a promissory note. Lorain County Mortgage and Tithe Company filed suit against Rosing and Joseph Pitts for 516 on a promissory note.
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Claude Adams
Gerald Nau
Cleveland
P. C. Clark
Faulkner
Stetson
Mary Kolka
Bela
A. R. Webber
Vernor
Virginia Wheatley
Lorain
Calvin Rob’t Wheatley
The
Peoples Banking Company
Oberlin
Paul and
Florence Chase
Lorain County Mortgage and Tithe Company
Rosing
Joseph Pitts
Icy Highways Slow Up Traffic
Snow and chilling temperatures blanketed Northern Ohio with icy highways slowing traffic across the region. Official readings at Cleveland Airport showed six degrees below freezing. Eastbound air travel halted while western and southern flights continued. Weather officials forecast a developing low pressure moving in from the East followed by a warmer period later in the week.
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Clevelarn
Ohio
Cleveland
Noted lawyer falls to his death in New York hotel
John Mobley of Houston Texas general counsel for Missouri Pacific Railroad leaped or fell from the ninth floor of the Hotel Pennsylvania. Police said death was instantaneous. He left two sons practicing law in Houston and was a member of the firm Andrawa Street man Logue Mobley. He was widely known in the Southwest and among financial leaders.
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New York
John Mobley
Houston
Tex
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Pennsylvania
Andrawa, Streetman, Logue and Mobley
Southwest
Million Dollar Far Hills Estate Transfers in Dayton
Fred B. Patterson reports the transfer of his million dollar Far Hills estate to Fifth Third Union Trust Co of Cincinnati. He says the transfer is temporary, with accompanying Florida property. record filed yesterday. William Stark of the bank declines to comment on the transaction.
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Dayton, O
cPi
Far Hills
Fifth-Third Union Trust Company
Cincinnati
Fred B. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Prince Nicholas Goes on Absence Leave for Choice of Life
Prince Nicholas of Roumania left Bucharest for Paris by car on a year long absence leave after failed efforts to persuade his brother King Carol to recognize his marriage to Lucia Deleti, a commoner. He has not relinquished royal rights and will decide between a life with his bride or remaining in the royal family. America is blamed for shaping student China mentality.
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Bucharest
Nicholas of
Roumania
Paris
Carol
Nicholas
Lucia Deleti
Market Totals and Prices from Cleveland Markets
Markets report Butter eggs poultry potatoes and meat prices with Ohio and New York quotations. Includes figures for dairy, eggs, poultry, beef and calves, lambs, and farm produce such as potatoes, wheat, corn, oats, rye, timothy seed, beets, and leafy greens with varying per unit prices and receipts.
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Stags
Capons
Ohio
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Chicago
Butt
Eil-Sej
United States
Red River
Wisconsin
U.S
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Rusgets
Texas Bliss
Earle
Timothy Serd
Sheep Raisers Prepare For All County Sheep Day Contest
Lorain county sheep owners practice for the steer shearing contest to be held Friday morning at the Wallington Fair Grounds as part of the All County Sheep Day. The morning program includes a shear ing contest a carcass cutting demonstration and a lamb grading demonstration. Afternoon demonstrations cover worm control.
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Lorain County
Wallington Fair Grounds
Views End Of Wheat Crisis Forecast By Milner
Paris April 13 George S Milner president of the Gratin Stabilization Corporation of the United States forecast today the end of the world wheat crisis based on a light American crop and increased European demand Milner told United Press the announcement of crop prospects in the United States coinciding with European demand signals the crisis ending
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Paris
George S. Milner
Gratin Stabilization Corporation
United States
Milner
United Press
Marietta College Student Reported Missing
Marietta Ohio April. Marshall Knox Brown age 20 from Florence Alabama, a first year student at Marietta College, is missing. He was on night watch at a U S government facility moored at the marine plant along the Muskingum River and authorities fear he may have drowned.
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Marietta
Marshall Knox Brown
Florence
Ala
Marietta College
Muskingum River
Brown
U. S
Local Church Notes and Sick List Updates
Sunday services at the Baptist church and a list of church members remaining ill. Ruth Hege has returned to school in Switzerland after a two week Easter visit in Germany. A. C. Milliken of Lorain visited Wellington, Burt Curtice was in Cleveland yesterday, and Nicholas Obrig remains ill. King’s Heralds held a meeting at Mrs. J. H. Page’s home.
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Baptist Church
Bert Brice
Anna Gannett
C. E. Baylor
W. L. Lamoreaux
L. I. Crow
Charles Gardner
Ruth Hege
Vennes Sur Lausanne
Switzerland
Lautenbarh
Germany
A. C. Milliken
Lorain
Wellington
Burt Curtice
Nicholas Obrig
King's Heralds
J. H. Page
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Pigmnst
Ridge Hill Memorial
Oberlin Ave
North Ridge
Township Line
C. L. Sotherdon & Son
Elyrian's Insurance Doctors
Lorain County Bank
Harry Thompson
Ninth Street
Howard Rogers
Elyvia Feed and Coal Company
W. H. van Oster
Rogers
George Savage
Cuyahoga County
Mark
M. A. Houghan
East College Street
W. B. Durand
Lillich
British Empire
Charles Magruder
McGlashen
Smith
Dotis Peabody
Magruder
Epworth League
Epworth League of the
First Methodist Church
Newell L. Sims
Frederick M. Zorbaugh
Ohio Sociological Society
Delaware
Sims
J. H. Hagerty
Ohio State University
H. A. Miner
A. G. Osmer
Los Angeles
California
M. E B. Osmer
North Professor Street
Clarence Osmer
Rebecca Hope
Ravenna
John Hope
South Professor Street
Lytle
Ohio Music Teachers Association
Woodland Avenue
Harry Murphy
South Main Street
E. ¥. Beiner
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Carl Horn
Lakewood
J. H. Horn
Union Street
Mead Buckley
Wakeman
Mrs. Buckley
Henry White
Herrick Avenue West
James
Oly Dagua
Sade Gault
Spencer
Mary Druchel
Lodi
Martha Morse
Canton
Keith Andrew
William L. Shout
Focal Church of Christ
Ouch
Paul Kyser
Falls Clinic Hospital
Kyser
Ab Uuramton
Grafton
Lorain Fish and Game Club
Lyn Coates
Ray Coates
Clarence Friend
Harold Nash
Horace Bassett
Henry Clodwick
Otto Robinson
Glen Fenwick
Walter Sheperd
Darrel Sheperd
W. Coates
Ernie Preston
Hugh Williams
Kent Rowland
Charies Fudge
Col. C. E. Baylor
L. S Bayler
Ashland Hospital
Briefs West
Willliam Frederick
Rittman
Fred €. Miler
Miller
Lerved
Ed. Norris
George Wart
Huntington
Hart
George Risbhaugh
Bernie Miller
Win
Baptist Sunday School
Mary Long
Herrick Avenue
West
Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Ulrich Heer
Alma E. Doering
Ruth Here
H. K
Millick
Prince
America
China
Middle Avenue
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
W. Broad
Rana
Chas. L. Wise
Buckeye Street
Court Street
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Jeanne Hardy
Chronicle-Telegram
Sete Eeas
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