RFC Budget Slippage Shrinks Relief Gap Across Nation
Washington April 25 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation remains $2.9 billion under relief bill estimates due to reduced needs and stronger business activity. Officials credit loan repayments and stronger demand for fewer new borrowings. The budget year ends June 30 with RFC expenditures tracking well below earlier projections. Cincinnati April 25 A child saved by hospital staff after swallowing poison died when treatment failed according to a hospital report. The child was found in a medicine cabinet and died at Children’s Hospital after the attempted rescue.
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Crazed Press
Washington
Reconstruction Navon Corporation
Budt
Roosevelt
RFC
Fan
Ander
Jose _ dons
Cincinnati
Themas Amin
Neinsath
Wiliam Iammann
The Weather Forecast Shower and Rain Expected
The forecast calls for showers across the north and west portions with periods of rain. Partly cloudy intervals may occur later, with possible rain returning in the morning. Winds light to moderate.
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Piiteme
Asiotahiz
Porta
Insull Proves To Be Good Sailor
Exilona, carrying Samuel Insull home to the United States, battled heavy seas off the coast of Spain on the April 23 voyage. Headwinds and seasickness affected some passengers, but Insull kept cheer and led a lively chess game with the captain, easing tension aboard the ship after a Casablanca stop as the Enilana neared Gibraltar.
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S. Exiloxa
Samuel Insull
United States
Spain
Ensull
Casablanca
Morocco
Gibraltar
Four coats stolen from local churches
Police searched yesterday and today for two men suspected of stealing four top coats and two clarinets from two churches during services. Coats owned by George KRird and Cari Qnade were taken from St Pauls Kyan teheal Church, while two more coats owned by OLWL Green and EB UW Fauik ner were stolen from First Congregational Church. Police reported descriptions from two witnesses in a car, noting ages around 20, one with a mustache, and clothing differences. The suspects fled in an old sedan.
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George Krird
Cleveland — Street
Cari Qnade
North Olive Atrest
St. Paul's Kyanteheal Church
Olwl Green
Haricourt
Fauikner
Ninth Street
Vietrenewidren
Dorothy
Virginia
St Pac's Church
Locke Announces Candidacy for County Recorder
Clarence Locke announces candidacy for County Recorder subject to the Republican primaries. A Spanish American War veteran, he worked in groceries and insurance, member of the Limestone County Insurance Association and Elgrur City Council, with wife and two daughters at 349 Kemon Ave. A separate note mentions a Surprise Program meeting and a city budget dispute, plus a temperance union action in Ottawa, Ohio, protesting liquor stores and prohibition.
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Clarence €. Locke
County Recorder
Locke
Aim
Cuba
Lo- Tain County Insurance Association
Hie
Elgrur
Minn Deacke Premies
Kemon Ave
Wage Conflicts Weigh on Nation's Labor Strife
Washington reports wage disputes in bituminous coal and railway sectors as President Roosevelt urges a return to normal production. Rail strikes begin in Cleveland and St Louis while southern coalfields are urged to accept revised wage scales. Labor leaders oppose continued wage cuts and favor arbitration or restructuring.
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Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Jonson
A. F. Whitney
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Secur
Itr
Senior Four-H Club Plans Study Series
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club at Elyria YM and CG will launch a three session study on recreational leadership led by R Bruce Tom from Ohio State University. The program aims to prepare members to lead county Four-H clubs this summer with sessions on May 28 and June 4 and a prize for top exhibit suggestions, due by Thursday night. Also reported is a fatal train accident near Marietta as Everett Hughes 35 of New England, W. Va. was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train Saturday night.
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Lorain County
Elyria
R. Bruce Tom
Ohio State Univversity Rural Secieracist
Wii
Thursd.s
Wellington
Ohio State
Marietta
Erett Hughes
New England
W. Va
Satuvedar
Baltimore and Ohio
Etme
Rotary Directors Nominated for Elyria Club Meeting
Candidates for Elyria Rotary Club directors for the coming year will be nominated at this week’s meeting at the Elks Club at noon tomorrow, with elections at 2. Malcolm Thomson, assistant county prosecutor and former Lorain County representative in the state legislature, will speak on the tax situation facing the state.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
Malcolm Thomson
Lorain County
Deguslature
Seven Die In Ohio OWI Accidents This Weekend
Seven people were killed in Ohio over the weekend in accidental deaths, including three small children. Frances Shelvar, 4, burned to death playing with matches. Marleve Ann Uhl, 11 months, died after ingesting poison pills. Darsl Kreis, three months, choked when a hood string wrapped around his neck. Two Cincinnati women died in crashes. A driver, reported to have been drinking, struck a pedestrian. Burns from a stove killed Veliea Raat, age unknown.
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Ohio
United Press
Frances Shelvar
John Shelvar
Belle Valley
Marleve Ann Uhl US
West Mexandria
Dayton
Darsl Kreis
William Kreis
Zanesville
Evelyn Gerber
Nicholas
Ernest Warataker
Cuhimbus
Tex
Auto Industry Fares Another Showdown
The Cleveland plant of the Fisher Body Corporation faced a strike as workers demanded union recognition. Lincoln B.K. Sears, plant general manager, refused to recognize the American Federation of Labor, prompting a labor dispute amid calls for government intervention by President Roosevelt and the new Automob ile Labor Board.
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Clevelanta O
Reosevelt
New Automobile Labor Board
Puy
Cleveland
Fresh.er Body Corporation
Lincoln BK. Sears
American Federation of Labor
Ohio Senate Sets Tax Plan Challenge for 1935
Columbus April 23 The final effort of the present special session of the General Assembly to work out a taxation program for schools and local subdivisions for 1935 will begin tomorrow when the Senate reopens. House leaders, defeated last week on the sales tax, await Senate action while the House adjourns for a vacation. The Senate is expected to push a plan using a gross receipts tax as its base aiming to raise about 10 900 000, re enacting existing revenue laws rather than the larger 17 000 000 pursued by the Democratic forces under the prior House program.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Senate
House
Tryit
Sixty Bodies Retrieved From Mine Disaster
SELGRADE Tusesdovan Apr io Thirty-sly hours of rescue work yielded the bodies of 60 men from the Kewag mine. Officials had overestimated earlier counts after an explosion on Saturday, with 161 initially reported missing and 14 rescued.
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Aprio Thairty-sly
Reseus
Tostiilooain
Offaais
Four Trusties Escape From Prison
Warden Tons EB Kunkel announced four trusties escaped from the prison. The incident followed the parole of John Dtinger and related prior unrest, with ten members previously under care in September of last year.
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Krilletis
Es Prisas
EB Kunkel
John Dtinger
Ne Lang
Dillinger Gang Flows From Little Bohemia Shootout
John Dillinger and eight gang members escaped a Federal trap after three sun battles near Lac de Flambeau Wisconsin. Three women were captured and reports cited several dead and wounded including Eugene Boiseneau and W Carter Baum. The escape followed interference by Boiseneau and two CCC workers. Federal agents, sheriff D A McGregor, and officers from many cities swarmed the lake frontier to halt the gang.
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Dillinger
Wisconsin
Eagle River
Wis
John Dillinger
Thomas McGregor
Ironwood
Lac de Flambeau Indian Reservation
Indiana
D. A. McGregor
Eugene Boiseneau
CCC
Mellon
W. Carter Baum
Chicago
Manitowish
Little Bohemia Lodge
Boiseneau
John Hoffman
John Morris
St. Paul
Dillinger Gang Identified in Wisconsin Shootout
The Department of Justice reports John Dillinger and four gang members were identified as the gunmen in a northern Wisconsin escape. Dillinger plus Tom Carroll, Homer Van Meier, and John Hamilton were on the run after a federal trap. three others dead, two CCC workers among the wounded.
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Washington
John Dillinger
Wisconsin
Homer
Cummings
Tom Carroll
Homer van Meier
John Hamilton
Department of Justice
W. Carter Baum
COC
Jay G. Newman
CCC
Dillinger
Division of Investigation
Rhinelander
Wis
Police seize 110 volumes in city literature raid
Cleveland officers confiscated 114 volumes described as the spiciest literature. H. M. Pily and Adolph Losier face possession charges. Books, claimed as owned by the Pelux Library, were said to be being moved to stores for rental. Authorities note a new obscene literature ordinance and say the raid aims to clean up city materials. The suspects claim the books belong to Elyria or PeLex Library and deny rental plans.
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H. M. Phily
Adolph Losier
Cleveland
EB. J. Stanherd
PeLux Library
Germain Avenas
Wader
Mater
W. H. Varester
Great Britain seeks Japan clarification on toxic pronouncement
London April 23 Sir John Simon foreign secretary told the House of Commons that Britain has sent a communication to Japan asking for clarification of the recent toxic pronouncement of policy in the Far East. The inquiry aims to resolve uncertainties over Japan’s stance and potential implications for regional stability.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
Far East
John Simon
House of Commons
Damages Trial Reopens Over $31,000 Suit Verdict
In Judge A R Webber's court a second trial began for Addie M Miller as administrator of Royale Miller's estate against The Bond Stores Ino over a fatal Elyria Lorain road crash involving a Bond Stores employee. The initial verdict awarded Mrs Miller $31,000 and the court granted a new trial. The case centers on the motorcycle collision two years ago and the store's alleged negligence.
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A. R. Webber
Addie M. Miller
Royale R. Miller
Ino
Lorain
Mra. Miller
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