Roosevelt Seeks Safeguards for Small Home Owners
President Roosevelt sent a message to Congress urging legislation to protect small home owners from foreclosure and ease high interest and principal payments. He proposes a refinancing approach similar to the Farm Mortgage Refinancing Bill, with adjustments at lower rates and options to postpone payments, funded by a treasury guaranteed bond issue. He stresses national policy to stabilize home ownership and curb chaotic distress.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
National Treasury
Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Local Teen Hurt in Fence Fall Reported to Hospital
Joe Polavsek age 16 of 092 Fifteenth Street sustained a right arm injury after falling from a fence yesterday. He was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Joe Polavsek
Fifeteenth Street
Memorial Hospital
Girl Bitten by Dog at Vanderson Home
Frank Minnich reports his daughter was bitten by a dog owned by James Vanderson. The incident occurred at the Vanderson residence yesterday and the injuries were deemed serious by a doctor.
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Frank Minnich
Ahhe Road
James Vanderson
Borair Avenue
Vanderson
Elyrians urged to join city cleanup drive
Dr. G F French city health commissioner issued an appeal for Elyrians to join a campaign to make the city cleaner than ever. The drive targets fly breeding places such as decaying matter garbage cans yards and ash piles while stressing removal of unsightly rubbish and filth harboring areas. He notes unemployment may aid in providing workers for cleanup tasks.
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Elyriars
G. F. French
Court actions and penalties across multiple cases
Joseph Rhoda sues Charles W. Sommer for 15018 over July 18 1931 automobile collision at Indian Trollaw and Butternut roads. Aurelo Dimas released after intoxication sentence. Lorain court details given. Union Bank suit against Richard Gibbins for 7412 due on promissory note. John Vatined pleads guilty to diverting entry fee. Ohio Public Service Company case noted. District Court of Appeals to convene May 1 due to Summit County workload.
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Charles W. Sommer
Medina
Bernard
Floyd Pelton
Union Fare Stack Land Bank of
Cabinet member residence robbed. $12,000 silver stolen
The Washington Herald reports $12,000 in silver were taken from a cabinet member's residence. Police withheld the name. $2,000 of the loot recovered in Baltimore. Morris Butler, described as an escaped Sing Sing convict, was arrested in connection with the robbery.
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Wasittington
Washington Herald Today
the Herald
Baltimore
Morris Butler
Somme Rural Schools Prepare One Day Good Friday Vacation
Lorena County children will join the vacation ranks tomorrow though most schools will be closed only for one day. Vaughn Gid and Corte group plans may affect which schools close and when, as local boards decide the first spring break dates for county schools.
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Vaughn
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Taxation talk and farm groups at Ohio meeting
Speakers including B Gansert Vodina and Paul McNish addressed grain farm and dairy topics. They discussed tax changes, potential income tax in Ohio, and federal relief, alongside cooperative milk organizations and improvements in markets, transportation, and routing efficiency.
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Nancy &. Ballard
Vam
Paul McNish
Geauca County
Grand Master of Masons Rules On Beer
A fragmentary note outlines Masonic rules on alcohol in lodge settings. It cites temperance expectations for members and warns that disorderly conduct or actions that bring disrepute to the fraternity are unmasonic.
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Simeny
Nash Openarts
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Farm leaders push fair cuts and agriculture parity
A public meeting traveled from Fo to the State with speakers urging even budget reductions across departments but arguing agriculture should not be singled out for deeper cuts. The event featured Harold Brandt of the Sosama County Farm and Home Protective League answering questions while Mayor Lehman welcomed attendees before moving on to Curaboza County for a similar talk.
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Department of Agriculture
Harold Brandt
Sosama County
Federal reform program outlines economic revival plan
The document details a broad social program including tax reforms, refinancing of agricultural and home mortgages, federal regulation of banks and stock markets, limits on production, working hours rules, railroad restructuring, hydroelectric and flood control projects, and reforestation to boost productivity.
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New York
Death of Mrs. Carolyn Lewis in Florida home
Mrs. Carolyn Garey Starr Lewis died suddenly Tuesday night April eleventh at her Upral Gables residence Florida. She was granddaughter of George R. Starr of Elyria and left behind daughter Mrs. Anni Lewis Conklin and two grandchildren of Philadelphia along with Mrs. Frances Mallory of Coral Gables. Her sister Miss Annie Starr previously died. She belonged to St Andrews Lysopal church and the Foes otekh Club. The body was shipped to Florida for burial with details fragmentary.
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Upral Gables
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George R. Starr
Project
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Sac
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Philadelphia
Frances Mallory
Coral Gates
Annie Starr
Statetount Holyoke College
White Tong
Lewes
St. Andrew’s Lysopal Church
Foes Otekh Club
Farm relief plan moves in Congress with debt refinancing
Lawmakers discuss Roosevelt farm relief and the Frazier plan to devalue debts. Aimed at stabilizing prices, bonds might be issued and, if needed, debts amortized by the Federal Reserve. House leaders expect votes this week as part of a broader agricultural program.
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Mor Exen
Public Safe
Federal Reserve System
Roosevelt
House
Faye
Richwine Talks To Reserve Officers Club
Major Wetland missed his address to the Reserve Officers Club last evening. Lt. Arthur Rischwine spoke on battalion communication and detailed new army drill regulations that eliminated close order drill. Richwine’s talk drew strong interest from members focused on army regulations.
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Major Wetland
Reserve Officers Club
Arthur Rischwine
Dle
Plan Drive To Beautify Town and Aid Employment
Oberlin Ohio launches a city wide Renovizing campaign organized by the Oberlin Business Men's Club to aid the unemployed and beautify the town. Dr P C Colegrove elected chairman with E A Miller as vice chairman, campaign runs April 14 to 21 with committees for Civic Employment Finance Publicity and Technical. Local and nearby chambers of commerce invited to participate.
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Oberlin Business Men's Club
P. C. Colegrove
E. A. Miller
Oberlin Inn
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Lorain
Elgin
T. W. Graham
J. T. Henderson
H N. Holmes
L. E. Lord
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P. D. Sherman
L. Asears
J. C. McCullough
Deren Lyon
John P. Wood
H. F. Smith
April WI T U meeting features Loyal Temperance Legion program
The April meeting at WI. T. U. was held yesterday afternoon at 291 Forest Street. Devotions were led by Mrs. E. H Riichards and current events shared by Mrs. Licard Taylor. Twelve Loyal Temperance Legion members presented a program with songs cheers recitations and 4 star.
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C. H. Yorom
Forest Street
E. H Riichards
Licard Taylor
Wellington
Loyal Temperance Lemion
A. R. Kimpton
W. C T U Institute Attendees Gather in Welleston
Mrs Farris Drummond and others attended the annual W. CT. U. Institute held Tuesday in Welleston. Several members, including Mrs O A Lindagan and Mrs Paul Days, won prizes and discussed club activities. A story hour at the library is planned for Saturday morning as locals share updates from trips and studies.
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Willis Slime
J. A. Strong
W. OM. James
W. CT. U. Institute
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Rochester, N. Y
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West College Street
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Starts Merchandising
Lorain County's newest cooperative enterprise opens today as three trucks begin routes across the county. Theodore Breivey of Pittsfield serves as warehouse manager while Miss Alorene Brucker is secretary treasurer of the association.
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Lorain
Power politics and bond plans mix in county energy dispute
Fragmentary notes depict a tussle among power companies and a county’s bond issue for a proposed electric plant. Names like Paul, Myers, and Westin appear amid references to Service and Western Reserve groups as officials weigh who bears costs and influence.
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Pary Woestern Reserve Power and Tisit Company
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Lake Erie
Toaht Company
Tre Aren
Meyer Corler
Wests Gruts
Mayer Bob
Worlington
Ohio Tax Data Reveals Shifts in Public Debt and Valuation
A historical tax survey notes changes from 1922 to 1931 with totals for miscel laneous revenues and district levies. It reports debt by counties cities villages townships and school districts, and shows a decline in state debt and sinking fund assets while other government branches rise. Assessed property value subject to general property tax reached 19.15 billion in 1930, up from 10.41 billion in 1922 and 6.48 billion in 1912.
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Intel
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Tee Counties
Villasys
Droughty Markets and Drowned Youths Reported in City News
The dispatch details Cleveland markets and livestock trends with scarce clarity, noting steady pads market and mixed prices for beef and dairy items. A drowning incident near Rocky River saw three youths rescued by a fisherman as the coast guard or local authorities responded to an emergency. In Dayton and Washington reports, officials note disappearances, a death, and appointing acting police, while wholesale prices show varied rates for barley, clover, and other commodities.
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Rocky River
Melvin Seybold
Robert Simith
William Brandt
Tesayer
Frank Voeder
Mrs. Pringle Files Divorce Suit Against State Rep
Mrs. David J. Pringle, wife of the state representative, filed for divorce alleging failure to provide property for herself and their three children. Proceedings point to a contested dissolution of marriage in Cleveland.
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David J. Pringle
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