Inflation Bill Gives Roosevelt Broad New Powers
Washington April 29 The Senate approved by 64 to 21 a three part omnibus inflation farm relief bill granting the President broad authority to inflate currency boost prices and refinance farm mortgages. The measure includes bounties and rents to raise crop prices, funded by taxes on processors, and authorizes a 2 billion federal bond issue for refinancing. The bill moves to the House for swift action before reconvening Monday after a weekend recess.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Horse
Secretary of
Wallace
Federal Land Bank
Thomas Dem
Okla
Republican Old Guard
Garner
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee Valley
Glass
Dem
German demand crisis threatens disarmament conference
Berlin delegates urge Adolf Hitler for new instructions as Germany seeks a larger standing army. Amended plan favored by German experts would place Germany at about 200 000 professional troops plus semi military units, while France would field roughly 100 000 conscripts, colonial troops, and 100 900 reservists. The US and Norman Davis pressed to neutralize the move amid a crisis described as the worst since the conference began.
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Geneva
UPI
Germany
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
United Press
Rudolph Jladolny
Hitler
Police
France
Norman H. Davis
Plane crash kills Martins Ferry youths during aerial photography
Donald Russell, 21, of Martins Ferry, was fatally injured when a biplane piloted by him crashed at Yorkville while taking aerial photographs. Companion Carl Neuhardt, also 21 of Martins Ferry, died. The Martins Ferry Flying Club owned the aircraft.
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Martins Ferry
API
Donald Russell
Bridgeport
Yorkville
Carl Neuhardt
Russell
Ohio Elks Meet Opens in Hamilton Two-Day Convention
The Ohio Elks hold their annual spring conference in Hamilton beginning this evening with 700 plus members expected. The event includes a president’s dinner for State President Norman C. Parr, a 6 P.M. program at the Anthony Wayne hotel, and speeches by Governor George White. William H. Reinhart serves as toastmaster with City Manager Russell Price delivering the welcome.
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Hamilton
Ohio Elks
Norman C. Parr
New Philadelphia
Anthony Wayne
William H. Reinhart
Russell
Price
George White
Serious Injury Suffered By Roy
Roy Arthur Sherman ten of 437 Kenyon avenue was hospitalized at Memorial with a brain concussion and multiple abrasions after a bicycle crash at Prospect and Broad streets yesterday afternoon. A car driven by Mrs Frank Weiss of 233 Fairlawn struck him. bystanders Willard Stoney and Leroy Reisinger helped, with Reisinger driving him to the hospital.
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Arthur Sherman
Kenyon Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Frank Weiss
Fairlawn
Prospect
Broad Streets
Willard Stoney
Cleveland Street
Leroy Reisinger
Reisinger
Wheat Prices Jump On Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat prices rose about 2 to nearly 4 cents as all grains gained on the Chicago Board of Trade. Traders expect inflation to take hold while strength in the Liverpool wheat market supported the advance.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Make Arrest In Iowa Revolt
Bullets report in Le Mars Iowa say military forces arrested John Kounkel in connection with the attempted hanging of Judge C C Bradley. National Guardsmen found Kounkel at a farm. authorities plan to arrest thirty five more men if located.
Akron Man Fatally Injured in Vehicle Accident
Akron resident George Robinson, 25, was killed near the Independence village town hall after falling from a car he rode in and being crushed by a following heavy truck. Police said rope trailing from the car caused Robinson to lose balance as he opened the door. He died en route to St. Alexis hospital.
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Cleveland, O
George Robinson
Independence Village Town Hall
Robinson
St. Alexis Hospital
Ely School Raided Again On Gulf Road
Police report after Ely School on Gulf Road was broken into last night. Detective Lloyd Sweet said entry was through a broken window and that desks and cupboards were ransacked. A flashlight and a soft ball were missing.
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Ely
Ely School
Gulf Road
Lloyd Sweet
Sweet
State Music Contest At Clearview School Gathers 35 Groups
Gay colors and music fill Clearview School Penfield Junction as 35 ensembles compete for state honors in Class CC and D divisions. Lorain County groups place in CC orchestras with Liver pool taking first. Dorset and Martel lead Class CC bands. Mentor withdraws from Class D. Tonight features remaining Class C acts including 10 glee clubs and choruses.
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Clearview
Penfield Junction
Lorain County
Liverpool Orchestra
Belden
Penfield
Columbia
Dorset
Martel
Brunswick
Richfield
Mentor
Rudolph Ringwall
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Leslie W. Emory
Lorain
Mayor to Probe Marshall Bill Scrip Plan for City Relief
Mayor W H Van Oster will investigate the Marshall Bill authorizing county auditor scrip issued at subdivision request to ease urban payroll backlogs. Scrip would be tied to next tax collections, redeemable for taxes, non taxable, transferable, and issued in 1 3 5 and 10 denominations. County Treasurer C Kelser says Lorain officials are seriously considering the plan.
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W. H. van Oster
State Tax Commission
Kelser
Lorain
Woodin Denies Resignation From Sick Bed
Secretary of the Treasury Woodin, speaking from his sick bed, emphatically denied reports that he planned to resign. The brief statement was issued from Washington on April 29.
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Woodis Dentes
Washington
Treasury
Woodin
International Labor Day Observed In City Meeting
The Socialist Labor party hosts an International Labor Day observance at Wurst Hall 535 Broad Street over the Dreamland Theater. Speaker John W. Morris of Cleveland a former White Company vocational head and Diamond Truck Company executive will address the public supported by a nationwide series of meetings next Monday.
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Wurst Hall
Dreamland Theater
John W. Morris
Cleveland
White Company
Morris Diamond Truck Company
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World Tariff Truce Proposed by American Ambassador
Norman Davis, American ambassador at large, will propose a world tariff truce to the World Economic Conference organizing committee. He arrived from Paris and will stay until Wednesday to hold talks on disarmament with Sir John Simon, British foreign secretary.
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London
Norman Davis
Davis
Paris
Sir John Simon
Depositors Confer With State Banking Official
McKidowney of the State Banking Department met Friday with the Elyria Depositors Committee. He praised their helpful attitude and said the committee has rendered service and can provide further aid through cooperation. He noted many factors affect the banking situation and progress is advancing as conditions permit.
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T. ©. McKidowney
State Banking Department
Elyria Depositors’ Committee
MeKidowney
McEldowney
Death rate up and birth rate down in Lorain County report
The 1932 Lorain County health report shows a death rate of 11.4 per 1000 with 460 deaths and a birth rate of 10.8 per 1000 with 435 births. Heart disease leads deaths at 105, while measles 650 and chickenpox 419 drive communicable disease counts to a record 2131 cases.
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Lorain County Board of Wealth
Lorain County General Health District
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland
Berea
Health Department
Visiti
Ward
Conservators Named for Grafton and Oberlin Banks
The state banking department named J. W. Knechtges conservator for the Grafton Savings and Banking Company in Grafton and Ernest G. Yocum conservator for the Oberlin Savings Bank Company in Oberlin, Ohio.
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Grafton
Oberlin Banks
Columbus, CO
State Banking Department
J.W. Knechtges
Grafton Savings and Banking Company of
Ernest G. Yocum
Oberlin Savings Bank Company
Oberlin
Comprehensive banking bill to be introduced in House
Washington April 29 The House will see the introduction next week of a comprehensive banking bill by Chairman Steagall of the banking committee. The measure centers on full deposit guarantees in Federal Reserve member banks and reflects administration views. It would merge elements of the Glass-Steagall Reform Bill with Steagall’s insurance proposal from last session.
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Washington
U. P
Federal Reserve
House
Steagall
Banking Committee
Glass Bank
Steagall Insurance
Soviet decree sets fixed residence zones across Russia
The Soviet government issued a decree establishing fixed residence zones for about 160 million citizens. It creates a rigid restricted area including Moscow Leningrad Kharkov and other major cities and a 100 kilometer western frontier strip. The decree expels hostile classes and concentrates the population in designated zones affecting over 15 million in the zone alone.
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Moscow
Russia
Leningrad
Kharkov
Japanese Reoccupy Strategic Positions in Luan Triangle China
Japanese forces reverse evacuation in the Luan triangle advancing again behind bombardment toward Chinwangtao and Peitaiho after reaching Shihmenchai Pass. U.S. Lt. Ferber reports retreating infantry reoccupying Chinwangtao and moving toward Tientsin amid heavy air attacks and rail disruption near Kailan.
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Luan Triangle
China
Tientsin
Joseph G. Ferber
Chinwanetao
Walter S. Drysdale
Shihmen
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