Must Bills To Be Rushed Through House
President Roosevelt seeks July 4 adjournment to push mid summer reconstruction drive. House clears path for must bills by June 1 with Senate delay expected only for remaining items. Key measures include utilities banking NRA and tax extensions with a June 1 Senate handoff and a $460 million Navy appropriation awaiting final action.
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U.P
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Business
Joseph W. Burns
Burns
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Ward
Appeals Court To Convene May 6th
The district court of appeals is scheduled to convene here on May 6 to take up a docket totaling 14 cases. Judge Ross W. Funk of Wooster presides, with associate judges Percy Stevens of Akron and Clarence G. Washburn of Elshia. Cases include writs of mandamus and several errors involving contractors, banks, and companies.
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District Court of Appeals
Ross W. Funk
Wooster
Percy Stevens
Akron
Clarence G. Washburn
Elshia
State of Ohio
Leonard Shade
William J. Davies
Richard Biden
Andrew Meiniczyna
Edward Borowy
Eveliin Hull Borowy
Ben Atkin
Clarence Dick
Telkor, Inc
Howard Roe
Morris Catron
Daisy Catron
Michalina Janocha
American Ship Building Co
Reuben Jaffey
Ireland Furnace Company, Inc
James Richter
Wheeling and Lake Erie R. R
Margaret Howell
City of Lorain
Cleveland Trust Company
E. Gillis
Kipton Bank
Kipton Elevator Company
F. ©. Sharp
Jacoby Bros., Inc
Gertrude Levin
The
Lorain Finance Company
Joe Samaha
Weather Roundup Ohio Fair Tonight and Warmer West
Ohio weather forecast shows fair conditions tonight with a slight rise in temperatures in the east. Friday looks cloudy with probable showers in the western portion.
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Ohio
Man Confesses to Murdering Parents in Texas
A 20 year old youth Howard Pierson confessed to killing his parents Justice William Pierson and Mrs Lena Pierson in a revenge driven act. He told deputy Sam Rogers after nine hours of questioning he alone carried out the slayings on Bull Creek road west of Austin. Sheriff Lee Allen prepared murder charges and planned a written statement later.
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Austin
Tex
William Pierson
Texas Supreme Court
Lena Pierson
Howard Pierson
Sam Rogers
Here
Lee Allen
Pierson
Allen
Bull Creek
Texas University
Fires at Dartmouth College destroy major building
Three fires at Dartmouth College in Hanover N H on April 25, all seen as incendiary. Dartmouth Hall sustained about sixty thousand dollars damage while Middle Fayerweather Hall and Hunt Sutherland’s Richardson Hall room fires were quickly put out. Hundreds of students aided volunteers in a five hour blaze containment.
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Richardson Hall
Dartmouth
Pleads Not Guilty To Bribe Charge
Andrew Kopsco of 3002 Elvria Avenue Lorain entered a not guilty plea to a secret indictment charging offering two Lorain police officers a $50 bribe after April vice raids. He was arrested by deputy sheriffs last night and released on $500 bond. Prosecutor Howard Butler said criminal trials begin Tuesday.
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Andrew Kopsco
Elvria Avenue
Lorain
Kopsco
Frank Biden
A. T. Mackerty
Kopseo
Howard Butler
Census Finds 92 Lorain County Plants Paid $8.35 Million in 1933
The biennial Census of Manufacturers shows Lorain County including Elyria employed 4,755 workers in 1933 who earned $3,906,975 while plants produced $15,708,050 in manufactured value. Elyria payroll accounted for 46.3 percent of county wages and Elyria plants generated 43.1 percent of county product value. The Cleveland area totals include Cuyahoga and Lorain counties with 1,862 plants employing 195,333 workers and paying $49,448,000 in wages.
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Lorain County
United States Census Bureau
Elyria
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Cuyahoga County
Plania
United States
Milk Industry Control Bill Introduced in Ohio
Rep John Q Carey introduces a bill to tighten milk industry control in Ohio for two years. It would replace the Burk act, empower the milk commission to set prices and determine production, processing, and distribution costs, and grant licensing power with variable fees based on milk handled. The three member commission would include a producer, dealer, and consumer.
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Columbus
John Q. Carey
Toledo
Ohio
House
Burk
Milk Commission
Thesil
Pope Calls for World Prayer for Peace at Lourdes
In a letter read at the Lourdes festival Pope Pius XI urges universal prayer for serene peace and an era of better times. He frames the appeal within efforts to secure European peace amid ongoing suffering.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Lourdes
Roosevelt to Address Nation in Fireside Chat Sunday
President Roosevelt will speak to the nation Sunday night at 10 p.m. in a fireside chat outlining the relief program. The talk is expected to last 29 minutes to a half hour and focus on works relief details, with no mention of Father Coughlin or Huey Long.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Father Coughlis
Sen
Huey P. Long
Stephen T. Early
White Houses
Harry Hopkins
FERA
Steel And Tubes Employees Eligible For Insurance Plan
Announcement says all Steel and Tubes, Inc. employees are eligible to join the Republic Steel Corporation group insurance plan. The plan covers life insurance with health and accident benefits, with costs shared by the employee and the company and subsidiaries.
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Steel and Tubes
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Republic Steel Corporation
Cascade Park Entrance Beautified With Five Year Planting Plan
Cascade Park begins a five year program to beautify the Lodi Street entrance. Hundreds of trees shrubs and vines will frame large rocks as a gravel walk and road repairs proceed. Opening date targets May 1 pending river levels.
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Cascade Park
Lodi Street
Gafeway
Pasers-By
Lodi
Park Commission
Slayer Ends Life As Police Close In
BUFFALO, N Y April 26 Police closed in on Slay er Poses as he hid in a Buffalo garage and fatally shot himself after killing his wife and wounding three of his children. The estranged husband had earlier fired on his wife at their home, wounding his two daughters and son who were in night attire.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Poleslaus Kaperzynski
Kaperzynski
Longtime LaGrange resident Caroline Knowles dies at 85
Mrs Caroline Matilda Knowles died at her home two miles east of LaGrange after a six week illness. She lived in LaGrange seventy years and was 85. Surviving: husband Frank. daughter Charlotte Burton. son Leslie Knowles. sisters Amelia Hageman and Louise Hastings. three grandchildren. longtime house guest Mrs George Hamburger. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM from the home with burial in LaGrange cemetery.
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LaGrange Township
Caroline Matilda Knowles
LaGrange
Airs
Frank Knowles
Knowles
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Charlotte L. Burton
Leslie J. Knowles
Amelia Hageman
Louise Hastings
George Hamburger
LaGrange Cemetery
Crime Never Pays Says Reformed Pickpocket at Elyria High
R W Fenton a nationally known reformed pickpocket spoke to Elyria High students this morning about his 23 years in crime nine years in prisons. He warned that money from crime is illusory and credits his turn from crime to a Chicago mission visit after a three month term in 1917. He cited bad associates in pool rooms saloons and dance halls as factors in his downfall and noted his lack of wealth after quitting.
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Elyria High School
R. W. Fenton
Fenton
Chicago
House of Correction
Continea
Robbers seize $72,000 cash in Warren mail holdup
Four postal inspectors joined Warren authorities as three bandits held up a mail truck, abducted driver Burl Villers, and fled with $72,000 in cash and $10,000 in negotiable securities. The getaway used a private car loaded with four mail sacks and a sub machine gun. The crime echoes earlier bank and company robberies in the region.
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Second National Bank
Burl Villers
Pine
Franklin
Villers
Howard Tavener
Youngstown
Philadelphia
Warren
Pioneer Days at National Tube Plant Reunion for Old Timers
Lorain's National Tube Company plant to recall pioneer days on May 15 at the fourth Old Timers Reunion. About 350 expected. 290+ pre registered from Lorain Norwalk Cleveland Youngstown and Pittsburgh. Program honors Max M Suppes with talks by A J Boynton George M Ferguson Earl W Brown and others. banquet at Pearl Ave dining room with tickets $30. Parking inside gates. admission by ticket through committee members or local stores.
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National Tube Plant
Old Timers
National Tube Company
Lorain
Norwalk
Cleveland
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Evigible
A. J
Pat Boynton
Elyrian
Merly
Brassert, Boynton, and Ives Company
George M. Ferguson
Suppes Ant
Lake Terminal
Earl W. Brown
James A. Daniels
David Beache
Ellis Fletcher
James Lawhead
Chester Smith
Edward Kiefer
Margaret Hoc
Alex Gal
Pearl Avenue
Dar’s Music
Elyria
Illiams’ Clear
Wissinger’s Haberdashery
South Lptain
Merder
Ohio Looks to Five Cent Gas Tax to Fund Pensions
Governor Davey urged the Ohio General Assembly to raise the liquid fuel tax from one to two cents a gallon to fund old age pensions for the last half of 1935, with revenue helping schools and a six month total of about $7.6 million anticipated. The plan would raise total state gas tax to five cents per gallon, add a separate proposal to extend the existing one cent school levy through 1936, and foresees possible a special session next fall to craft a broader tax program for pensions unemployment relief and local government needs.
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Columbus
Davey
General Assembly
House
House Finance Committee
General Revenue Fund
Final Reports On Seal Sale Saturday
Final reports on the crippled children's seal sale in Elyria are due by 1 p.m. Saturday at Elyria Memorial Hospital as campaign chair Mrs. D A Baird announces. The pool fund near 4500 seeks full raise by week end. bids for a warm water orthopedic pool at Gates Hospital are anticipated next week. Reading includes contributions from seal sales, January President's Birthday Basis events, and private gifts.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
D. A. Baird
Gates Hospital
Sais of Crippled Children’s
Elyria
Edison Named To Recovery Board
President Roosevelt announced the appointment of Charles Edison of West Orange New Jersey as a member of the National Industrial Recovery Board. Edison is the son of the late Thomas A Edison, the famed inventor.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Charles Edison
West Oracle
N. J
National Industrial Recovery Board
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
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