Indicted trio linked to bank window dressing scheme
In Cuba and Cleveland, Van Sweringen Nutt and Baldwin faced indictments over a $10 million government securities window dressing scheme at the Union Trust Company. They deny wrongdoing as the sprawling case ties to late 1930s bank troubles and Wall Street connections with Morgan figures.
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Cuba
Blane
Promisent
van Sweagen
Railroad
Real Omero Magmate
Joseph RK
Natt
Closed Unto Trust Company
Wilburt M. Baldwin
The
Union Trust Company
AVL
Clevelantdo
van Sweeringen
Vansweringen
Cleveland Bank
Tottering
van Sweringen
Joseph NR. Nutt
Republican National Committee
Wilbur M. Baldwin
Nutt
Luton Trust
Wall Sureat
J.P. Morgan and Company
Nutt and Baldy
van Sweringonn
van Sneringen
Unien Trust
Tn Morgan Safes
Morgan
New York
Cleveland
Morgan Company
ACCU
Hea Bank
van Sueringen
Nettons
Weather Forecast for Ohio South and North Regions
Ohio forecast predicts likely rain in the south and possible snow or rain mix in the north. Temperatures remain steady with small changes through the weekend. Sunday may bring unsettled conditions as systems move through the state.
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Ohio
National Tube Plant Schedule At Loraj Plant This Week
Operations at the Loraj plant of National Tire Company will run next week with two blast furnaces and 12 open hearth furnaces active, mirroring the current week. The Bessemer converter will run single shift including Sunday. rail units close today but resume Monday night. several mills operate on varied five to six day schedules starting Monday.
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Loraj
National Tire Company
Schod Ula
Supere Intendents
Bessemer
Shelp Mill
Skelpaml
Lapp
Speaker views recovery measures at Elyria dinner
Morris Edwards of the United States Chamber of Commerce told over 100 Elyria Chamber guests that many measures passed as recovery steps were not part of President Roosevelt's program. He warned that old proposals are resurfacing under new names, and noted two Washington schools of thought about preserving the old order versus rebuilding the government.
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Congress
Morris Edwards
United States Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Edwards
Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Insull Returns to Face Fraud Trial Aboard Exilona
On the SS Exilona at sea April 14 Samuel Insull began the 5000 mile voyage toward Boston to face fraud charges in Chicago. Burton Berry, third secretary at the American Embassy in Istanbul, accompanies him as joint custodian with Captain Wenzel Burton watching Insull. The trip aims to restore his utilities empire’s fate as millions vanish.
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Samuel Insull
Insull
Simirna
Burton Y. Berry
Istanbul
Boston
Mass
Berry
Wenzel Burton
Scarlet fever culture scare in Oberlin eases after negative tests
Fears eased as tests on duplicated scarlet fever cultures stolen Wednesday night in Oberlin showed negative reactions. Two people previously linked to the stolen tubes were retested. both results were negative indicating no live germs. The third tube in the car had tested positive earlier, heightening alarm before the duplicate analyses. No trace of the tubes was found, though strips were located on Ely Park in Elva.
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Oberlin
Mabel Wade
Nuree
Mercine
Ely Park
Elva
Governor orders guards to halt Oklahoma land sales
Oklahoma Governor W H Murray ordered the National Guard into 11 counties for dawn Monday duty to stop land sales by county treasurers. The land, owned by the State School Land Department after foreclosures, had been advertised for tax sale. The move follows a warning that such sales would cloud titles.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma National Guard
State School Land Department
Organized Labor Reveals Gains in Washington
Organized labor reports its largest postwar drive for members under the Blur Eagle, with the AFL listing 2,581,343 paid up members in March, up 455,000 since last August. Independent Craft Unions and Company Type Unions likewise show a similar percentage gain across unions.
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Organized Labor
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Oil Industry Strike Threat Looms Over Wage Plan
Washington April 14 A threatened strike of about 100000 oil workers arises as regional wage differentials proposed by the oil industry's planning and coordination committee are studied by the Petroleum Authority Labor Policy board. Harvey C Fremming, president of the International Oil Workers Union, rejects the differentials and warns that adoption could trigger a nationwide strike within 48 hours.
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Washington
Oil Industry
Petroleum Authority Labor Volicy Board
Harvey CU. Fremming
International Oil Workers Unron
Ohio settles with gas company over million explosion
Ohio today settled its $1,000,000 claim against the Columbus Gas and Fuel Company related to a gas explosion that wrecked the interior of the New state office building two cars ago for $150,000. Attorney General John W. Bricker announced the settlement after talks with company representatives.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Today
Columbus Gas and Fuel Company
New State Office
John W. Bricker
Steel output to rise in Youngstown next week
April 14 report indicates steel mills in Youngstown will run at 59 percent of capacity next week, highest since August and up three points from the current week. Republic Steel in Youngstown to 70 percent, Youngstown Sheet & Tube to 16 percent, Carnegie Steel to 60 percent.
Striking Workers Seek Presidential Intercession in Cleveland
On April 4 striking workers at the Cleveland Worsted Mill appealed to President Roosevelt for help in their labor dispute. Two pickets were wounded by buckshot when a company guard fired from a window Thursday night.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Worsted Milly Company
Roosevelt
Lasky Pleads Guilty to Unlawful Vehicle Operation in County Case
Lasky pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. He had previously served time at Mansfield on a related charge. Sheriff Dirk said Vietzen of Emma also faced joint indictment, pleading not guilty with bond set at 590. The arraignment tied to the broader indictment against Jim Vietven and George Gengattie. Gurnee sought a court order for a probationary hearing.
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Mike Uasay
Bixra
Ac Sone
Olin
Ong
Thompson
Lasky
Fie Sparta
Mansfield
Clarence Dirk
Wilton Vietzen
Emma
Gui
Tioredar
All Dame
Jim
Vietven
George Gengattie
Gurnee
Elyrians to Voice Tax Views at Chamber Meeting
Elyrian business leaders will gather Monday night at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce to discuss Ohio tax problems. The chamber invites interested businessmen to share ideas on proposed measures and potential solutions. The session will review various tax plans and related proposals to address state fiscal issues.
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BTS Ma Busines
Ohio
yElyris Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Oy
Flier and wife killed in crash near Hinckley Ohio
Lester Krug a 24 year old former Army pilot and his wife Virginia Aller 20 were killed when their plane crashed into a tree on a Hinckley farm during a snowstorm while returning from Cleveland to Akron. Krug died instantly, Mrs Aller died later. the couple had just celebrated their first wedding anniversary.
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Cleveland
Akron
Hinckley
Lester Krug
FB. F. Goodrich Richber Co
Virginia Aller
Mt. Clemens
Ihe
Mr. Krug
Daniel Bellus
Hincksey
Krug
Cuseligg
Franz Edward Kraft
Boilus Homer
Three Convicted in Michigan Husband Purchase Ring
In Adrian Michigan on April 14 three Teledeans were sentenced to jail for a total of 19 to 15 years and ordered to pay 3900 dollars in a case tied to an alleged husband purchasing scheme against Mrs. T. Fase Wider. Co-defendants include Ed Kime and Mary Kite among others.
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Adrian
Mien
T. Fase Wider
Moteanen
Michaiden
Wilder
Vichad
Kime
Ts. Farmbard
Mary Kite
Nile
Cailyie Kane
Young Men's Club to Hear Rev Sayles at Y M C A event
The Young Men's Club will hear Rev A Saxies pastor of Oth Pewanie Lutheran Church speak at a meeting next week at the Y M C A. The ALT subject has been announced.
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Sayles Res Hare
D A. Saxies
Oth Pewanie Lutheran Church
Wey
Neat Wesk
Y. Mlc
Principal Items In Senate Tax Bill
Washington April 11 principal features of the senate tax bill include a blanket ten percent Recovery Tax for one year on all income taxes with rates still below present except in the higher bracket. Increases were voted on large inheritances and surtax rates rose. Income tax returns would be public records open to inspection. The privilege extending to affiliated corporations filing consolidated returns at a still higher rate was removed. The ten percent Recovery Tax was expected to be removed before final adoption. Consolidated returns removal was voted twice and expected to remain in the bill.
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Washington
Senate
Heavy Inheritance Taxes Feature New Tax Bill
Washington April 14 The revised Senate tax bill passed both houses and was submitted to President Roosevelt before House consideration. The 500 million measure raises taxes on large incomes and imposes heavier levies on inheritances while requiring publicity of tax returns. Senate delays a conference until Roosevelt’s opinion on Republican amendments is received. Experts estimate the bill would yield about 158 million in new revenue after intense debate and a largely party-line Senate vote with seven Republicans voting against.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Capitol
Club To Hear Judge Webber From Young Mets GOP
The Young Met's Republican club will meet at the Y. OC. AL on Friday April 20. Judge A. KR. Webber will deliver remarks on Reminuerences of the Old Convention. The meeting is open to the public.
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Young Met
Republican Club
Y. OC. AL
S. P
A. KR. Webber
Webber
Roosevelt Eyes Swift Finish to Legislative Program
President Roosevelt, in good form after a 16 day vacation, plans to press Democratic leaders in the Senate and House for rapid completion of the administration's agenda. He will meet Senate lieutenants at the White House this afternoon and House leaders tomorrow night, weighing measures on stock market regulation and a new tax bill while signaling no new major proposals this session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Woose
Senate
Hugh S. Johnson
Congress
White House
House
McLeod
Senate Agriculture Committee
House Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Inventive Genius To Be Discussed At Forum
Reforestation was the topic at a semi monthly YMCA Young Men's Forum meeting. Robert Blakely spoke on The CCC and National Reforestation and Eugene Smith on The History of Reforestation. A discussion followed. It was announced that Inventive Genius will be the topic at the next Forum on April 27.
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Young Men's Forum
Robert Blakely
Eugene Smith
Ridgeville and area glee clubs win county contest at Clearview
Glee clubs from Ridgeville LaGrange Brownhelm and Penfield High Schools dominated four contests at Clearview High School. Class A and B groups awarded with Avon LaGrange and Eaton among top finishers. Large crowds gathered as morning events opened the county music contest with hundreds of school musicians participating across 15 schools and 39 ensembles.
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LaGrange
Brownhelm
Penfield
Grange
Browshein
Clearview High School
Tee
Ies
Lae Granse
Seleann
Birca Shanis
la Granse
Redzervine Gris
Sarord
Asos
Redeesse High School
Bienes
Avon
la Grange
Pth
Stu¢ Broartheim
Eaton
Browrheim Boys’ Gies Club
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