Roosevelt administration eyes new survey of closed bank assets
Washington April 19 The Roosevelt administration plans a new survey of assets in closed banks to aid depositors amid frozen deposits and rising McLeod bill support. FDIC directors backed exploring methods to release deposits, possibly under changed conditions, as Glass argues banking act powers may allow asset purchases.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Carter Glass
Glass
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
J. J. T. O'Connor
G. Bennett
Leo T. Crowley
FDIC
House
White House
Senate
House Banking Committee
Federal Labor Union to Meet Tomorrow in Cleveland
Two Cleveland speakers will address an open meeting of the Federal Labor Union tomorrow night at Knights of Columbus Hall. Workers from city factories are invited to attend the gathering.
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Ederal Labor Union
Cleveland
Federal Labor Union
Knights 97
Columbus Hall
Grandmother fights for custody as grandchildren taken to home
A grandmother, Zella Mays, has cared for four months for her five children ages four months to ten years after their mother died in childbirth. Authorities moved to place them in the Oberlin Children's Home, while a juvenile judge allowed them to remain with Mrs Mays until a plan to fund care is arranged, with relief aid reportedly unavailable.
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KE. J. Stankard
Oberlin
Zella Mays
Northrup Street
C. M. Williams
Joseph Petro
Humane
Richard Horan
H.C. Wilcox
Court notices list divorces and civil suits from Lorain area
Ruth Richards of Ridgeville sues for divorce from Paul Richards for gross neglect and cruelty. C La Barr of Lorain sues for divorce from Gertrude La Barr amid alleged common law ties since 1929. Sam Yanovitz of Lorain sues Herman Adams et al for 1000 in damages from a Mansfield traffic crash March 12. Rosa Silverman granted divorce from Elias Silverman for gross neglect. Names listed include Adolph A. Jarkowski and Stella A. Eberling, Julius Beaudry and Andres Newport, Frank Thomas Salek and Anne Eliabeth Chulik with local justice of the peace references. Rev. VKonie
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la Barr
Lorain
Gertrude la Barr
Carl Berg
Sam Yanovitz
Herman Adams
Rosa Silverman
Elias Silverman
Common Pleas
Adolph A. Jarkowski
Craneman
Grafton
Stella A. Eberling
Julius Beaudry
Andres Newport
Sheffield Lake
Frank Thomas Salek
Butcher
Elyria
Anne Eliabeth Chulik
Vukonie
Found Guilty Of Disorderly Conduct Frank Brandt
Frank Brandt of 290 Marseilles avenue was found guilty of disorderly conduct in police court before Major WW. U. Brandt was arrested after a complaint by his wife of a disturbance at their residence. Mayor Vanoster deferred sentencing until April 28.
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Marseilles Avenue
WW. U
Vanoster
Brandt
Sen Tenes
Dillinger Diary Tracks Fast Chase Across States
Chicago April 14 Journal notes one of the warmest trials in memory as outlaw John Dillinger evades capture. Reports place him in the South after a bank raid in Montgomery Louisiana, then home to Mooresville Indiana for a family reunion before slipping into Chicago. Dillinger’s girl friend Evelyn Frechette says he lingered in a Chicago tavern as agents moved to detain her in St Paul. A physician and nurse in St Paul face charges for allegedly treating his gunshot wound without reporting it. Bonds set at 50 000 each.
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Lure
Dillinger
Crown Point
Ind
Bank of
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Mooresville
John W. Pillinger
Ter
Andser Hancock
Indianapolis
Hubert Millinger
Evelyn Frechette
Menomime
Wis
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Clayton E. Mayr
Gurnath la Deile
United States
W. T. Goddard
Indiana
Noblesville
John
Warsaw
Deaths of Ada Buck and Mrs Saladank in Huron County
Ada M Barrows Buck died at home on Root road Ridgeville after noon Wednesday born Avon Ohio December 28 1865 married Arthur T Buck four children survive including G L Buck and Kenneth Buck funeral Saturday Fields Corner Methodist burial Fields Cemetery. Mrs Fred Saladank died in Bronson Township age 68 longtime Huron County resident husband and two sons Frank and Steward and daughter Mariel Stanford survive. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at West Hartland with burial at Wakeman W I Pease Home pending.
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Ada M. Buck
Root Road
Ridgeville
Heman
Cordelia Barrows
Avon
Ohio
Arthur T. Buck
Jessie Burk Osborne
Helen Buck
G. L. Buck
Long Beach
Cal
Kenneth Buck
Butternut Ridge
Methodist Church
Fields Corners
Fields Cemetery
Fred Saladank
Bronson Township
Huron County
Frank
Hartland Township
Sfe Ward
Norwalk
Mariel Stanford
Noraiso
West Hartland
W. 1
Pease
Wakeman
Inmate George Lady in Los Angeles hospital morgue
George Lady, age 45, inmate at Los Dod in Alb Tina, is reported missing in morning notes. Incomplete funeral arrangements hinder official confirmation.
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Geozge
Lodod
Alb
Tina
King invites talks on silver at Roosevelt office
King issues an invitation to discuss silver policy in Roosevelt's office, assembling a White House group that includes Senators Thomas and Shipstead, plus Pat McCarran and other figures. The bloc, described as King’s party, may not be halted by Mr. Roosevelt and centers on silver in open market actions and war debt payments.
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King
White House
Af & PL M
Thomas
William
Rorab
Ida
Henrik Shipstead
P.L. Mion
Alva
B. Adams
Cole
Pat McCarran
Silver
Roosevelt
Mrs O'Brien mother dies in Washington after Oberlin ties
Mrs Lizzie Coffin O'Brien, born January 20, 1864 near Marblehead, died April 12 in Washington DC after a career spanning Oberlin College and teaching. She married James Putnam O'Brien and later worked with the American Missionary Association at Talladega and Straight College. Her sons Henry Rust O'Brien and George Putnam O'Brien survive. Burial was in Marblehead beside her husband. County Legion auxiliary plans, and Oberlin briefs follow.
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Oberlin
Lizzigo Rust O'Brien
Washington
DD. C
Milan
Oberlin College
James Putnam O’brien
O. C
Ole
Vera
St. Louis
Kansas City
American Missionary Association
Talladega
Straight College
New Orleans
O'Brien
Dust Storm Ravages Four-State Grain Fields
A major dust storm swept four states causing widespread damage to newly sown grain and winter crops. The 40 mph gale darkened skies, filled drainage ditches with earth, and forced motorists to use headlights as temperatures fell from 69 to 49. Winter wheat and rye suffered heavily across eastern South Dakota, western Minnesota, northeastern Nebraska, and northwestern Iowa.
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Sioux City
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
German concessions on storm troopers and rearmament plans
The German note outlines concessions that storm troopers will not be armed or trained, while if rearament proceeds Germany seeks limited safeguards including anti aircraft and defensive arms. Other powers would not have to cut arms for five years. The London press notes disarmament escalations may be ending as crises ebb.
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Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
Be FE Reehm
Europe
Aar Favarinn
North Dakota Governor Lang er Indicted Over Relief Funds
Indicted by a federal grand jury in Fargo North Dakota William A Lang er governor of North Dakota is among nine named in the case alleging that relief workers were coerced to contribute to political funds. Lang er has called the charges politically inspired and was removed from head of state relief efforts weeks earlier.
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William A. Langer
North Dakota
Fargo
X. D
Langer
State Briefs From Around the Nation
Cincinnati report notes a burglar fooled by a fat wallet in Mrs. Harper's Bellevue home. The wallet held 30 cents and play money, while valuables were ignored. Akron hitchhiker Paul Odabker, 17, died from injuries, with spinal and skull fractures. companion Fred Paschall also injured. Freeport regatta rescheduled to June 3 due to other events, drawing entrants from Florida, St. Louis, Oklahoma and New England.
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Q. S. Harper
Bellevue
H Harper
Paul Oidaker
Akron
General Hospital
Odabher
Fred Paschall
Freeport
Tex
Comrmand Charie Watson
Freeport Boat Club
Florida
St. Louis
Oklahoma
New England
Watson
Elderly man found wandering in Cleveland street returns to infirmary
Police Chief B A Stankard and Patrolman Paw Palmer found an elderly man in house slippers on Cleveland street who could only recall the name As mame. He could not name his home town. After checking directories, they contacted Lorain County infirmary. He is believed to be a former Oberlin resident and was taken to the home for care.
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Paw Palmer
Palmer
Cleveland Street
Stankard
Palmver
Lorain County
Baus
Oberlin
Shoe Rebuilders to Meet Tonight in Elyria
Elyria shoe rebuilders meet at the Chamber of Commerce tonight at 7 30 to discuss new industry code changes. The code caps shop hours at 63 weekly and 12 per day except Saturday 15, with 48 hours weekly and eight per day plus 19 Saturday hours for workers, and bans Sunday closures, lotteries, coupon books, free work, and undercutting prices.
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Elyria
Relative aids police in robbery case and parole violator is jailed
A Cleveland man named Minnich entered the home of a shared relative and aroused suspicion of involvement in the robberies. Police had suspected him but lacked a location until this week when they arrested him and ended the case with his sentencing. Carroll, a New York parole violator, faces return to New York authorities. Prosecutor Frank E. Stevens says he probably has little time due to ill health and drug use, requiring twice daily jail treatment per Sheriff Clarence W. Dick.
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Carroll
New York
Frank E. Stevens
Clarence W. Dick
Market notes on Livestock and Grain Prices in Chicago and Toledo
Market brief reports receipts and prices for cattle poultry and dairy items across Chicago and Toledo. Notable figures include hogs steady to weak at lower bid levels, lamb and mutton prices, along with grain staples like wheat corn and oats showing uneven demand. Prices quoted for butter milk and other dairy products. livestock movements subdued with mixed demand across regions.
Firemen Put Up Rope For Flag At Gites Hospital
A flag floats today at the Gites hospital for Crippled Children after a donation to the local Elks Club. Local firemen raised the rope to the flagpole in a community event tied to the Elks generosity. Cleveland report notes FE. H. Painter denied dismissal as state liquor inspector, stating he resigned March 13 effective March 15 after disputes with E.G. Mathews. Bucyrus report: Albert Reese, now Winchester, beaten and robbed of $20 by gypsies. sister Liza Reese molested.
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Elks’ Club
Hosptal
Bie
Cleveland, O
FE. H. Painter
Columbus
Painter
E.G. Mathews
Bucyrus
Albert Reese
Winchester
Liza Reese
Number Two Continued from Page Four
An elderly resident recalls youths climbing a canopy roof and window to access a balcony for mischief. Mr. Seheide, born and raised nearby, tends a large yard filled with many statues, praising Elvira’s beauty as passersby admire his lawn.
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Seheide
East River Street
Elvrra
Lima strike escalates as relief workers join picket lines
Tension rose as 2,080 refinery workers intensified picketing while county relief authorities tried to continue reef work with non-striking unemployed. The Lima Unemployed League, led by the joiners, demands higher pay and broader direct relief benefits.
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Lima. G
Johrse
Lima Unemployed League
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