Stable Exchange Talks Continue Between Roosevelt and MacDonald
Washington April 21 extends reports that Roosevelt and MacDonald resumed economic discussions at the White House with Lindsay present. Anglo American talks focus on monetary aspects of the World Economic Conference agenda aimed at stabilizing the dollar and the pound. Possible steps discussed include lowering gold cover, boosting central bank currency controls, avoiding depreciated currencies, ending exchange restrictions, and redistributing gold. The Federal Reserve now requires 40 cents in gold for each dollar in circulation.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Mrr
State Department
U. Ss. Federal Reserve Books
Senate Debates Authority To Expand Credit And Currency
Washington April 24 The Senate debates a broad inflation plan granting President Roosevelt authority to expand credit and currency. The four provisions include Fed purchases of 3 billion in government obligations, issuance of 3 billion in United States notes, up to a 59 percent gold content reduction, and acceptance of up to 100.9 million in silver for European war debts. Some doubt the plan as inflationary while others expect Roosevelt to limit action.
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Senate
R Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas
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Okla
Treasury
Federal Reserve
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Borah
Idaho
Senator Thomas Troduces Inflation Plan Ad Backed by Oklahoma Democrat
Washington April 24. Senator Thomas Dem Okla presented the administration inflation bill designed to move about 200 billion dollars of purchasing power from bank deposits to debtors. He called the amendment the most important proposition before Congress and warned it would transfer vast value from savers to debtors if enacted.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Administration
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Dem
Okla
Roosevelt
American Congress
United States
Alabama Attorney Recovers From Car Crash Death of Child
Samuel Deutsch, a local attorney, is returning home to recuperate after injuries from a February 25 automobile crash 18 miles south of Birmingham. He was treated at St. Vincent Hospital for a broken pelvis and eight weeks of confinement. Deutsch, en route to New Orleans with Jack Evenchik, swerved to avoid a little girl and struck a pole, the child dying from her injuries. Law partner J. W. Dilgren will remain home for at least a month.
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Samuel Deutsch
Oxford Avenue
Birmingham
Ala
Deutsch
St. Vincent Hospital
Jack Evenchik
New Orleans
J. W. Dilgren
The Weather Forecast Report
OHO notes partly cloudy skies with warmer readings in the south and possible showers in the southeast tonight Tuesday turns fair and cooler along the lake.
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Oho
Battle leaves one dead ten wounded in Needle Trade strike clash
A group of armed men invaded a district and battled members of the Communist Needle Trade Workers' Industrial Union. One person was killed and ten wounded, with three seriously hurt and possibly dying, according to police.
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New York
Communist Needle Trade Workers’ Industrial Union
Hull and Lindsay Press Stabilized Dollar Talks
Secretary Hull and Sir Ronald Lindsay met with experts at the State Department to press for a stabilized dollar and pound. They joined President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald in White House talks, with progress announced after last night’s session. Experts will report to Roosevelt and MacDonald later today.
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Washington
U.S
Hull
Sir Ronald Lindsay
State Department
Sir Ronald
White House
Rocecvelt
Ramsay MacDonald
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Restoration of Hohenzollerns Is Goal
Berlin reports the National Alliance of German army officers declared restoration of the Hohenzollerns as its goal pledging allegiance to President Paul von Hindenburg and Chancellor Adolf Hitler. The group reaffirmed the motto Fearless and true with God for Kaiser and Empire for King and Fatherland.
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Berlin
Pauli von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Hydroplane Missing With Eight on Bay of Policastro
Naples reports no trace of the hydroplane carrying eight people including one American. Searchers comb the Bay of Policastro with tugs, warships, and fishing boats as sea conditions remain calm and visibility is excellent.
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Naples
Bay of Policastro
Proposal For Gov't Supervision Of Industry Stirs Opposition
Washington April 24 Industrialists and a heated house minority unite against the administrations federal supervision plan. The Black Connery Bill aims for a 30 hour week six hour day for all industry and national production regulation to curb surpluses and stabilize employment. Hearings before the House Labor Committee begin tomorrow as Democrats brace for strong opposition to the Roosevelt program.
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Washington
House
White House
House Labor Committee
Believed boy aided in robbery of home
A youth is suspected of entering J. B. Williams residence on Gulf Road Sunday evening and helping steal a large ham a three layer cake six goblets of jello three teaspoons and a cake knife. Sheriff Clarente W. Dick reported the theft occurred after 6 30 p m and was noticed about 9 p m The house was entered through the milk delivery opening and a front window opened from inside The entire home was ransacked with no other items missing Deputies Ed Monroe and Sam Provenza searched the area but found no suspect.
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J. B. Williams
Gulf Road
Clarente W. Dick
Williams
Ed Monroe
Sam Provenza
Wellington And Ridgeville Musicians Major Winners
Wellington and Ridgeville high school musicians led Lorain county music contests at Clearview High School. Wellington took three of six first prizes across junior and class A orchestras as well as the band, Ridgeville captured two glee club wins, Belden claimed class B orchestra, with over 800 musicians competing.
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Wellington High School
Ridgeville High School
Lorain County
Clearview High School
Wellington Music
Ridgeville
Belden Orchestra
Belden
Wellinton
LaGrange
Avon
Wellington
Camden
Columbia
Huntington
Rochester
Penfield
Brighton
South Amherst
Avon Lake
Brownhelm
Executive Committee of Depositors Meets to Review Banking Talks
The executive committee of the depositors group met Saturday to review conferences with local bankers and plan questions for T O McEldowney. A Thursday courthouse meeting with public officials was scheduled, with no new banking developments reported. Bankers await potential legislative action to aid the local situation.
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T. O. McEldowney
Court House
Chronicle- Telegram
Amherst Scene Of Blaze Involving Garage And Animals
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a garage and automobile a chicken coop 22 chickens and several tools on the Mathew Slack property at Milan and Quarry streets Amherst. The Amherst fire department was called but could not check the blaze discovered by Mr Sage of Lorain around 10 p m as he passed by.
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Mathew Slack
Milan
Quarry Streets
Amherst
Sage
Lorain
Fugitive Oil Promoter Arrested in Shanghai
U S District Attorney Herbert Ek Hyde announced that C C Julian, fugitive oil promoter, was arrested in Shanghai. He fled before trial on February 6 in federal court in Oklahoma City on mail fraud charges tied to his promotion of the C C Julian Oil and Royalties Company.
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Oklahoma City
U. S
Herbert Ek. Hyde
C. C. Julian
Shanghai
California
Oklahoma
Texas
C. C. Julian Oil & Royalties Company
Roosevelt MacDonald press fast on gold standard plan
In Washington the 2 leaders push for rapid action on resuming the gold standard in Britain and America, war debt revisions, tariff reductions, and broader European security via arms cuts and talks. Bonn to follow with Herriot and Bennett awaiting extended talks as Canada eyes trade relations.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
MacDonald
America
Britain
City Chemist Tests Beer In Elyria For 3.2 Percent Limit
City chemist E G Curtiss reports tests on Elyria beer samples show none exceed 3.2 percent by weight and volume, with most around half a percent below the maximum. He notes several samples test at 2.7 percent by volume and warns misrepresentation of contents could violate pure food laws, though most beer is labeled not more than 4 percent.
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Elyria
E. G. Curtiss
Lie Camples
Elyria School Board Studies 315000 Budget Cuts
Elyria school officials study further reductions to trim 315000 from the 1953 budget. Superintendent Maston reviews possible curriculum cuts to balance the deficit, with likely teacher layoffs and larger class sizes. The board may decide at the next meeting or hold a special session to review options.
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Elyria
Board of Education
R. C. Maston
Maston
H. H. Nye
Grain Prices Rise on Chicago Board of Trade Opener
Grain prices surged on the Chicago Board of Trade with wheat opening 1 3 8 to 1 7 8 cents above prior close and corn up 1 1 8 to 2 3 4 cents per bushel. May wheat at 69 1 8, July 70 3 4, September 71 1 2 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Macy ns Second Macon Flight Impresses Lorain County
Thousands in Elyria and Lorain County watched the U S S Macon on its second trial flight over northeastern Ohio. The dirigible climbed and dived above Lake Erie between Sandusky and Conneaut while spectators gathered at Akron to witness the mooring. Navy officers reviewed data aboard and praised the test as very successful. The ship awaits 39 more hours of trials before navy acceptance.
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Elyria
Lorain County
U. Ss. & Macon
Goodyear
Akron
Macon
Herbert Vo
Wiley
George C. Day
Naval Board of Inepertion and Survey
Fridix
Navy
Vesistent Litchfield
Lindbergh Arrives in Kansas City for West Coast Flight Prep
Charles Lindbergh and Col. Lindbergh arrived in Kansas City by plane at 7 32 P M after leaving St Louis at 6 P M They visit the Transcontinental Western Air System offices where Lindbergh acts as technical adviser The couple plans several days here before proceeding to the west coast.
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Kansas City
Charles Lindbergh
Senate confirms ambassadors to Italy and Cuba in Washington
On April 24 the Senate confirmed Breckenridge Long as Ambassador to Italy and Sumner Welles as Ambassador to Cuba. Both nominations advance U.S. diplomatic efforts, with appointments announced during a Washington session.
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Washington
The
Senate Today
Breckenridge Long
Italy
Sumner Welles
Cuba
Former Elyrian Banker dies in Lakewood at 51
Charles L. Bickford, 51, longtime Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank assistant cashier and currency expert, died at his Lakewood home after months of illness. Born January 8, 1882 in Elyria, he began banking there and later joined the Fed in 1914. Survived by wife Edna, son John, and sister Florence. Funeral set for 2:30 p m Tuesday at Lakewood Presbyterian Church.
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Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Elyria
Lakewood
C. R
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National Bank of
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Currency Department
Western Reserve 1Mismatic Club
Edna Bickford
John Bickford
Florence Bickford
Lakewood Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Marlowe Avenues
Lost and Found items listed on classified page
A downtown classified page lists many found items from various stores as store managers urge patrons to check the Want Ad section for losses and recovery. The notice promotes broadcasting wants through Chronicle Telegram Want Ads as a service option.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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