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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1933

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Herriot Boosts Roosevelt in World Recovery Drive

Former French Premier Herriot met at the White House and pledged support for the world recovery effort. The three cornered talks with Roosevelt and MacDonald touched on bimetallism and silver for limited duty as a monetary aid, with Ottawa announcing Canada’s suspension of gold redemption. War debts were avoided in public discussion.

Washington Roosevelt Herriot France White House Aew MacDonald Herriot Silver London Senate Canada Coil Bennett Ottawa

Lorain County Farmers Seek Government Loan Refinancing

The Lorain County Farm and Home Protective League will study refinancing farm mortgages through government loans as a permanent aid to save homes. It will continue temporary efforts to prevent foreclosures and explore loans at 3 to 3 1/2 percent. A county wide meeting may be held at Oberlin next week.

Lorain County Farm and Home Protective League Association Eaton Grange Hall Sucrli Reconstruction Finance Corporation Lorain County Oberlin Crafton Haton E. J. Witbeck

Ohio Weather Forecast Mostly Cloudy and Cooler

Ohio remains mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with possible showers in the far south. Cooler temperatures are expected tonight and across the south and central portions on Wednesday.

Ohio

Curtis Announces Candidacy for Mayor on Republican Ticket

Councilman Carl Curtis of 220 West Avenue announced his run for mayor on the Republican slate subject to August primaries. A 46 year old Elyria resident for 38 years, he owns Curtis Chair and Table Supply and previously ran a laundry business. As council chair of the Sewer committee and member of Safety gas hospital and electric committees he pledged to push lower electric and gas rates.

Carl Curtis West Avenue Curtis Elvxria Elyria

Clevelander to Judge Matt Contest in Band and Choir

Rudolph Ringwell of the Cleveland Symphony will judge state Class C CD and D Band Orchestra and Choral Contest at Clearview High School. More than 1,000 student musicians compete as Lorain County schools send a strong showing. schedule spans morning to evening with sight reading by Leslie W. Emory and a full slate of orchestras and bands performing.

Rudolph Ringwell Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Clearview High School Gerald M. Frank Lorain County Leslie W. Emory Lorain Belden Orchestra Columbia Liverpool Spencer Penfield Dorset Martel Richfield Whirtland Brunswick Mentor North Kingsville North Royalton Wellington Ridgeville Kingsville Strongsville Bethel Andover Wickliffe Lodi

Roosevelt and MacDonald Meet With Economic Experts

President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald conferred with their economic experts at the White House. They planned further talks with their groups and were to meet later with former French Premier Herriot for the first in a series of meetings lasting through the week.

Washington Roosevelt Ramsay MacDonald Great Britain White House Mr. MacDonald Herriot France

British budget foresees no war debt payment and keeps pound pegged

London reports a 1933 34 budget by Neville Chamberlain with no provision for the 75 95 million dollar U S war debt installment due June 15. It raises the exchange equalization fund to keep the pound near parity with the dollar while maintaining a 24 percent basic income tax and restoring semi annual installments instead of quarterly payments. President Roosevelt is urged to lead progress toward world betterment.

London United States House of Commons Neville Chamberlain Chamberlain Treasury Britain Roosevelt

Toll in Sporades quake rises to 74 dead

New casualty bulletin from the earthquake torn Sporades Islands off Asia Minor reports 74 killed and over 400 injured. Kos island sustains the greatest damage as rescuers continue operations.

Rome Sporades Islands Asia Minor Kos

Houghton May Be Named Relief Director

M. A. Houghton of Oberlin is expected to be appointed Director of Relief in Lorain County by the State Relief Commission following a county recommendation. The role centralizes county relief, prevents duplication, and ensures efficient use of aid funds. Houghton serves on the county commission and acts as secretary, dedicating most of his time to relief work.

M. A. Houghton Oberlin Lorain County State Relief Commission County Relief Commission Houghton Edouard Herriot France Cordell Hull Washington United States M. Herriot

Old Cuger Mill at North Ridge Destroyed by Fire

The old cider mill at North Ridge and Foster Park roads was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin around 9:30 p m. Firefighters ran low on water from a cistern and the building burned to the ground. Owner W A Pardee reported fifty barrels of vinegar and ten barrels of cider inside with a damage estimate near seven thousand dollars.

North Ridge Foster Park Roads Sheffield Township W. A. Pardee Clarence Dick Gerald Nau

Summer Bible School Plans At Baptist Church

A meeting at the Baptist Church House discussed Summer Bible School plans. H. G. Stevick chaired general arrangements. Dr. Neighbour and former teachers attended. The three week session runs June 12 to 30 with Mrs. Guy W. Byars appointed superintendent, continuing a nine year history with free tuition for church and non church youth.

Baptist Church H. G. Stevick Neighbour Guy W. Byars Ruth B. Taylor W. Walker G. A. Brown United Presbyterian Church R. T. Ketcham Byars Minnesota Towa North Dakota New York Pennsylvan Tga

Guardian Trust assets to be reappraised by RFC official

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation will send a representative to Cleveland to reassess Guardian Trust Company assets after a depositor committee chair requested deeper inspection to enable a larger loan. Depositors and stockholders seek better valuation as related banks are reorganized locally.

Cleveland Reconstruction Finance Corporation Guardian Trust Company Jesse H. Jones R. F.C Philip Frankel Jones Federal Corporation Washington First National Bank Guardian Arthur A. Miller General Depositors’ Association Depositors’ Association Canton Youngstown George D. Harter Bank Dollar Savings Bank

Milk Price Protest Meeting in Ebrria Tonight

Milk producers from Ebrria gather at the Carlisle Grange Hall Oberlin Road Stop 87 this evening to discuss stabilizing milk prices. Led by S P Mason the group aims to organize to set prices for dealers and consumers and address what they call deplorable conditions.

Carlisle Grange Hall Oberlin Road S. P. Mason Milk Producers’ Association

Switzerland to Stay on Gold Standard

Bern reports the Swiss cabinet after lengthy talks on gold policy announced that Switzerland would maintain the gold standard and that the U S situation would not alter Swiss monetary policy.

Switzerland Berne United States

Rankin seeks Republican mayor nomination in Elyria

Elyria council member Q. E. Rankin announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for mayor subject to August primaries. Rankin, 1308 Lake Avenue resident for 33 years, served two years on the council during Mayor Asaph Jones’s administration and now serves as Sixth Ward councilman by appointment on petition of 430 voters. He plans an active personal campaign outlining how city government should operate within its income and on other timely matters.

Q. E. Rankin Elyria Rankin Lake Avenue Asaph Jones

Labor Secretary Perkins Battles to Sell Federal Regulation Plan

Washington April 25 The first woman cabinet member Frances Perkins faced heavy opposition as hearings opened on the administrations plan to regulate industry hours wages and production. The program would supervise production to curb destructive competition implement a 30 hour week create jobs set a minimum wage and remove control from private hands. Opposition was strong with some lawmakers favoring a complete redraft to salvage the measure.

Washington Wmp Frances Perkins House Labor Committee Legislati Anh

House Approves Ohioals Bill For TVA Creation

The House passed a bill to create a Tennessee Valley Authority style agency to develop Muscle Shoals with government ownership and operation. A $60,000,000 federal bond issue and $10,000,000 direct appropriation would fund early TVA-like efforts, sending the measure to a Senate that has approved similar proposals before presidential vetoes.

Washington Roosevelt Muscle Shoals Senate Tennessee Valley Authority

Bank and Currency Panel Backs $2 Billion Home Refinancing Plan

The House Banking and Currency Committee reported favorably the administration's bill to aid small homeowners through a refinancing program funded by a $2,000,000,000 bond issue.

Washington U. PA House Banking and Currency Committee Today

House Allows Fast Track for Home Mortgage Relief Bill

The House agreed to waive pending legislation to grant immediate right of way to the Home Mortgage Relief Bill. Unanimous consent was secured to take up the administration bill, with one hour of general debate followed by amendments under the five minute rule, signaling probable passage today.

Washington U.P House Steagall Banking and Currency Committee

Roosevelt Speaks French With French Leader Without Interpreters

In Washington on April 25 President Roosevelt conversed with former French premier Herriet mainly in French. The State Department provided two interpreters, but Roosevelt dismissed them and carried the talks in French, displaying strong language fluency.

Washington Herriet France Roosevelt State Department

Carlisle Township Tax League Holds Court of Inquiry

Citizens press County Auditor C S Kelser on a $120,000 county ditch fund kept in the general fund. Kelser says the money is unspent and hidden from certain officials who allegedly threatened to spend it. He notes real estate taxes burden residents and favors broader tax reform including income and sales taxes.

Carlisle Township Tax League County Ditch Fund A. P. Grills Columbia Township C. S. Kelser Kelser Grills Errate Tho Hicks Malcolm Thomson

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