Inflation program gains ground amid silver coinage debate Roosevelt plan eyed for fast Senate passage
Washington April 22 Compromise on silver features of the inflation bill reduces party split as Democratic leaders forecast Senate approval by mid next week. The measure would let the president set free coinage of silver at a ratio he chooses while expanding credit via Federal Reserve bond purchases. Opposition from Republicans frames the bill as risky monetary policy.
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Senate
United Press
Roosevelt
White House
Robinson
N .Ote
Wheeler
Dem
Mont
King Dem
Utah
Old Guard
Treasury
Mills
Hoover
Treasury Mellon
Reed
Mellon
Walcott
Conn
Snell
House
Rep. Luce
Mass
House Banking Committee
United States
Germany
MacDonald
Great Britain
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve
The Weather Forecast for Ohio
Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with frost and slowly rising temperatures on Sunday. Strong frost possible in rural areas as temperatures dip, then gradual warm up by afternoon.
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Ohio
Macon Performs Splendidly in Trial Flight
The U S S Macon completes a 13 hour trial flight over northern Ohio and returns to its hangar with cheers. Navy officials plan another dawn flight as Commander Dresel testifies in the Akron disaster inquiry.
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AERON
U. S. S. Macon
Ohio
Macon
George C Day
Naval Board of Inspection and Survey
Alger H. Diesel
Akron
Dresel
Washington
Herbert W. Wiley
Karl Arnstein
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
Two Children Die In Flames In Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan a blaze swept a two story house killing Lucille O Hearn Jr. and George O Hearn aged 8 and injuring their mother Bea trice O Hearn who leaped from a second story window to escape.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Lucille, Jr
George O’hearn
Beatrice O’hearn
Italian flier General Nobile recovers in Moscow hospital
General Umberto Nobile, noted Italian airman who crossed the North Pole twice, has been released from Kremlin hospital after an appendectomy operation and is now fully recovered. London reports of his death were denied by the flier who plans to depart for Italy soon.
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General Nobile
Moscow
Umberto Nobile
North Pole
Kremlin Hospital
London
Italy
MacDonald And Daughter Have Busy Schedule
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and his daughter Ishbel began a full day in Washington with ceremonial calls planned on Vice President Garner Chief Justice Hughes Speaker Rainey and Secretary Hull. The day includes meetings with Labor Secretary Perkins a press reception a National Press Club luncheon a Women's Press Club event a British Embassy garden party and a White House dinner.
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Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
Ishbel
MacDonald
Garner
Hughes
Rainey
Hull
Mac Donald
Miss MacDonald
Secretary of Labor
Perkine
National Press Club
Wiss MacDonald
Women's Press Club
British Embassy
White House
France Stands Firm on Gold Standard Policy
Paris reports Finance Minister Georges Bonnet announced there is no question of France abandoning the gold standard. The cabinet backed the move and called for a swift convening of the world economic conference.
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Paris
Georges Bonnet
France
Bonnet
13 Persons Are Marooned By Snow
Denver April 22 mountainous drifts hinder rescuers from reaching 13 people stranded in Colorado and Wyoming after one of the heaviest late spring snowfalls in years. Casper area reports 26 inches on the level. Estes Park near Denver 67 inches. Highways and railroads blocked. mountain roads closed and lines out. Snowstorm abated. clearing skies and rising temperatures give hope of release for the marooned.
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Denver
Cotp
Colorado
Wyoming
Casper
Wyo
Estes Park
Colo
Two States
Dollar Takes Abrupt Drop in London
In London on April 22 the dollar faltered after a strong forenoon showing as traders reassessed early gains and tested currency support levels amid cautious market sentiment.
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London
Ohio seeks conservatorship bank attorneys across several cities
The Ohio State Banking Department, advised by Attorney General John W. Bricker, appointed a list of attorneys to aid the Superintendent of Banks in conservatorships. Named firms include The City Bank Company Lorain J F Strenick, The Amherst Park Bank Company Amherst H C Cheney, Elyria Savings and Trust Company Elyria W A Miller, and others in Elyria Canton Massillon Napoleon and nearby towns.
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Columbus
State Banking Department Today
John W. Bricker
Ohio Financial Institutions
The
City Bank Company
Lorain
J. F. Strenick
Amherst Park Bank Company
Amherst
H. C. Cheney
Elyria
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
W. A. Miller
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
D. W. Myers
Central Bank Company
C. F. Adams
Liberty Banking Company
Fremont
A. L. Hyzer
Kipton Bank Company
Ipton
A. Z. Tillotson
Oberlin
Farmers’ State Bank
Halgate
Ford G. Behrens
Napoleon
Central Savings Bank & Trust Company
Canton
James L. Amerman
First Trust and Savings Bank
Russell J. Burt
State Bank of
Massillon
James Willison
Minerva Banking Company
Minerva
Aungst, Snyder and Bennett
Hartville Banking Company
Hartville
Oscar M. Abt
Workman's Bank
Alliance
Frank W. Andrews
Gunmen murder newspaper employee in Chicago
Frank X. Holbrook 54 a circulation employee of the Chicago Daily Times was shot to death early today after gunmen forced his car to the curb. A woman riding with him was dragged screaming into the assailants’ vehicle and the car sped away.
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Chicago
Frank X. Holbrook
Chicago Daily Times
Holbrook
Dollar Slides as Pound Rises in Afternoon Trading
The American dollar fell sharply this afternoon while the pound sterling strengthened. Noon quotes put the pound at 3.83 dollars, rising to 3.95 in late trading, vs yesterday's close of 3.85.
Roosevelt MacDonald talks aim to set economic norms
Washington April 22 The first conference between President Roosevelt and Ramsay MacDonald completed at 12 45 PM focused on a general review of the economic situation and preparatory to further talks. They discussed return of fixed exchange standards, war debt revision, and restoring normality in fluctuating exchanges.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Public Officials and Depositors Meet Thursday
Public officials will meet with the Elyria depositors committee executive for a conference Thursday evening at 7 30 at the county commissioners office. E L Hukil], vice chairman said the request had been met and the meeting is set for that time.
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Elyria Depositors’ Committee
E. L. Hukil
Lorain County women favor nutrition and health food projects
Lorain County farm women show strong support for extension service projects for 1938 34 with nutrition leading as first choice among 88 voters and health as a close second with 75 first place votes. Home management and clothing follow in the ranking with 66 and 39 first choices respectively.
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Lorain County
Soviet Cuts Trade With Britain In Retaliation
Moscow orders immediate halt to all Soviet trade with Great Britain and bans chartering British-flag vessels. Measures restrict British goods in transit and raise taxes on British ships in Soviet waters. Officials cite ongoing embargo as trigger but say trade could resume if Britain lifts restrictions. Thornton and MacDonald appeals await executive committee decision.
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Soviet Union
Great Britain
Russia
Britain
Commissariat of
Commissariat of Foreign Trade
Commissariat
Central Executive Committee
W. H. Thornton
William MacDonald
Executive Committee
Milk producers to meet Tuesday in Elyria to discuss price stabilization
A meeting of all Elyria market milk producers is set for 8 P M Tuesday at Carlisle Grange Hall to form an organization aimed at stabilizing milk prices for dealers and consumers. S P Mason of West Ridge presides as temporary chairman and outlines the need to address surplus milk and supply guarantees for Elyria.
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Carlisle Grange Hall
Oberlin Road
S. P Mason
West Ridge
Mason
Elrrie
Cleveland
Lorain
Ridgeville Glee Clubs Sweep County Competition
Ridgeville High School secured first in both boys and girls glee club contests at Clearview High School, part of the County High School Music Contest. Other top placers included Brighton and Avon Lake in the boys, Avon and Brownhelm in the girls. Alfred Emary of Lorain judged without seeing the groups, rating performance by sound. Large crowds attended morning events with junior and Class B orchestras later, and Class A acts slated for tonight. Forty nine high school music groups entered the citywide contest.
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Ridgeville High School
Clearview High School
Ridgeville
Brighton
South Amherst
Avon Lake
Avon
Brownhelm
Alfred Emarly
Lorain
Amherst village clerk files answer in mandamus case
Charles A. Miller the Amherst village clerk filed an answer to the Ohio Supreme Court citing three defenses to delaying a referendum on the municipal power plant. He claims signatures were withdrawn, petitions not filed within 30 days, and a second petition certified for June 20. Attorneys anticipate court review of the issues.
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Columbus, CO
Charles A. Miller
Amherst
Ohio Supreme Court
Allison E. Nicholl
Miller
Lorain County Board of Elections
William A. Miller
Board of Elections
Fire at Tremont Street Two-Family House Clears Quickly
A noon blaze at 423 Tremont Street started in the attic due to a defective chimney. Slight damage confined to the attic and under roof boards. first and second floors occupied by Rev. G. T. Settle and Fred Davis. Elyria firefighters extinguished the fire promptly.
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Tremont Street
G. T. Settle
Fred Davis
Elyria
House Begins Adoption Drive on Muscle Shoals River Bill
Washington April 22 The House opened debate on the Muscle Shoals Tennessee river development measure with leaders predicting its adoption early next week. The six hour limit on debate and ban on amendments stood as part of Roosevelt rehabilitation program. In the Senate Senator Norris proposed an inquiry into management and control of the Muscle Shoals project under three Republican presidents.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Robbers Tie Up Huron Street Resident in Home Invasion
Two men robbed 317 Huron Street at about 1 am taking $23 and two watches after binding Elgie Rupert, 61, with bed sheets. Rupert freed himself after 30 minutes and named two suspects described as a 165 pound dark complected man in a blue overcoat and a 145 pound lighter man with a light hat, who fled toward the B and O tracks. Detective Lloyd Sweet and Patrolman Myron Gibson investigated but could not locate them.
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Huron Street
Elgie Rupert
Rupert
Lloyd Sweet
Myron Gibson
Roy Rupert
Elsie Rupert
Auto crash uncovers still and liquor at Amherst home
Sheriff and deputies trace a ten gallon still from an auto accident on Leavitt road to Roy Burke of Foster Park road Amherst township. They seize 60 gallons of mash and five gallons of distilled wine at Burke residence. Roy Burke jailed after pleading to liquor possession and manufacturing implements. his son Max Burke detained initially for car crash.
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Clarence W. Dick
Roy Burke
Foster Park Road
Amherst Township
Burke
Joseph Petro
William Hoiet
Lorain
Oberlin
Alow Leavitt Road
Max Burke
Hoist
Young Burke
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