Roosevelt to fight 1956 campaign on new deal line
President Roosevelt will stand put on the new deal and carry it into the 1956 campaign amid Rhode Island voters repudiation in a by election. Conservative Democrats have voiced concern over reforms while Farley predicts支持 for reformers, yet observers question his math. Roosevelt presses ahead with reform and recovery policies to shape a better social order.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Rhode Island
Tymcal
New England
Coolidge
Hoover
United States
Farley
Weary Congress Speeds Up Work
Congress aims to finish the $250,000,000 tax bill and advance social security reform. A private pension amendment to the social security bill remains the sole hurdle, delaying conference deals. House passage of air mail and second deficiency bills signals a faster pace toward adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
White House
Plane Carrying Italian Minister Reported Missing
A plane carrying Italian Minister of Public Works Luigi Razza from Cairo to Mas sagwa Eritrea disappeared two days ago and was only revealed today. The fate of the minister and crew remains unknown amid search efforts.
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Rome
Luigi Razza
Cairo
Massagwa
Eritrea
No Petitions Filed For Ohio Constitutional Amendments
In Columbus Ohio no petitions were filed by the deadline to place any of the three proposed amendments on the November ballot. Each measure required 219000 signatures to qualify, but none were submitted with the secretary of state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hiroji Saito
Japan
State Department
Washington, D. C
Emperor
Hull
Forecasts Early Frost in Cincinnati Area
Amateur weather prophet Gustave G. Wisser predicted an early frost around September 10, a long Indian summer and a moderate winter. Wisser notes last year’s frost was off by two days, but he correctly forecast snowfall. in 1933 he predicted frost and freezes accurately.
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Cincinnate. O
Gustave G. Wisser
Wisser
Weather Ohio: Fair Tonight and Friday With Lows Rising
Generally fair conditions in Ohio tonight and Friday. Temperatures rise gradually on Friday as winds remain light and skies stay mostly clear.
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Ohio
Begin Shutting Off Direct Relief To States Sept. 1st
The administration plans to start shutting off direct relief to whole states on September 1 and end the dole nationwide two months later by putting 8,500,000 men to work. By November 1, 3.5 million men are expected employed under the WPA with 400,000 projects nationwide. Hopkins will oversee the push to speed approvals, while FERA funds are redirected to payrolls and relief ends. President Roosevelt approved new allocations totaling about 1.55 million dollars for tax work, employer services, and occupational classifications, with Ohio not among approved projects.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
FERA
Doles
Works Progress Administration
Hopkins
Carrington Gill
Works Progress
Frank C. Walkers
Advisory Allotment Board
Roosevelt
Senate votes to outlaw gold clause lawsuits in six months
The Senate approved a resolution to bar suits against the government by holders of federal gold clause obligations. The 53 to 24 vote sends the measure to the House with a six month window for suits before courts close to those claiming losses from the dollar devaluation program. Critics cried repudiation and warned credit would suffer.
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Washington
Senate
House
Rate Reduced By Bank Of France
Paris reports the Bank of France cut its discount rate from 3 1 2 to 3 percent. Advances on bonds were lowered to 4 percent from 5 and on byday bills to 3 percent from 3 1 2.
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Bank of France
Paris
Train Wreck Leaves Worker Severed Arm in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis Ohio on August 8 a Baltimore and Ohio train cut off the arm of Albert Workman 48 an unemployed man who had fallen asleep by the railroad. His condition was listed as critical.
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Gallipolis
Albert Workman
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Millions For Ohio Projects Released
Comptroller General John R. McCarl signed warrants releasing 9,761,449 dollars for 1,350 Works Progress Administration projects in Ohio. Officials said the signature allows work to begin immediately, with expenditures approved for projects already sanctioned by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
U. P
John R. McCarl
Works Progress
Ohio
MecCarl
McCarl
Roosevelt
Gasoline Station Owners Robbed At Pittsfield
Two armed robbers and a third man who drove their car robbed Mr and Mrs W H Mayes at their Pittsfield Center gas station about 9 pm yesterday taking about 10 dollars. The gunmen, described as 22 to 25 years old and 5 feet 10 inches, fled in a green sedan after Harold Brandt and W J Johnson arrived.
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W. H. Mayes
Pittsfield Center
Hayes
Paul Chapman
Absentee Ballots Available Ahead of Election Day
Election officials announce absentee and disabled voters may cast ballots until 5 p m Saturday. Voters unable to attend polls Tuesday can use absentee privileges at the election headquarters in the Elyria Savings and Trust Company building until closing time Saturday.
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Board of Election Officials
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Too Much Rain Cancels Lorain Medina Farm Camp
Rainy weather forces the cancellation of the Lorain Medina County farm women's camp period at Camp Crag Medina County. Only 11 Lorain registrations and 10 in Medina were received, delaying threshing kept many at home to assist with harvest. Miss Alice Bird, county agricultural extension agent, said the weather and low turnout prompted the decision.
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Lorain- Medina County
Camp Crag
Medina County
Alice Bird
Lorain County
Miss Bird
Boat Upsets Kill Two In Ohio River Fishing Trip
In Defiance Ohio this August, an outboard motorboat capsized on the Maumee River during a fishing outing. Sam Dallas a 27 year old theater manager and Gale A Weible 33 were drowned in the incident.
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Defiance
Ohio
Maumee River
Thhey
Sam Dallas
Gale A. Weible
Mildness Marks Activities of Candidates
A quiet primary race heads toward next Tuesday with two candidates leading each party. Republicans Don A. Baird and Carl Curtis praise one another, while Democrats Fred A. Underhill and Leonard Fisk likewise commend each other. Voter interest appears low, with expected turnout near half of 1933’s 4,800. Ballot changes and unopposed races shape the field, with multiple ward contests and a reshuffled set of polling places across Blyria.
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Don A. Baird
Lorain County
Carl Curtis
Curtis
Baird
Fred A. Underhill
Leonard Fisk
Underhill
Fisk
Charles Ives
Alfred Alten
Louis W. Beaumont
William Jones
William G. Smith
Fred G. Bauer
Joseph O. Carpenter
Frank J. Borie
Frank R. Henke
Leonard Smith
R. R. Renouard
Second Ward
Wm. &. B. Notley
Fifth Ward
A.C. Schilleman
George ©. Martin
J. M. Marshall
Carl F. Russert
Harvey C. Cheney
Herbert C. Cummings
Henrietta W. Colburn
Anna Kennedy
George Thompson
G. D .Lautenschleger
Henry
Sassmanhausen
Robert Stephen
N. Black
James C. Scott
Robert C. Chesler
Elmer EB. Nelson
William C. Schu
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Lake Avenue
Gates School
Second Street
Court
City Hall
Washington Avenue
Harrison Street
Ridge Street
Perry Court
Olive St
Cleveland Feet
Beebe Court
Cleveland Street
W. River
Lodi St
Flood Disaster Strikes Ohio as Floods Reach Millions
Ohio floods devastate Muskingum district and Canton area with four deaths and millions in damage. Muskingum river rose to about 30 feet threatening 35, widespread evacuations, rail and highway disruption, and many towns inundated. Casualties include Nicholas Behovic and Stephen Uzunoff. elderly woman missing in Columbiana.
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Canton-Massillon
Weather Bureau
Nicholas Behovic
Coshocton
Stephen Uzunoff
Mansfield
Columbiana County
Oron Wilcot
Rochester
Harry Bartrum
Cygnet
Stark
Tuscarawas
Holmes
Muskington
Washington
Medina
Columbiana
Licking
Seneca
Millersboro
Massillon
Help Extended To Muskingum County
Federal relief officials extended aid to Muskingum County after Zanesville flood reports warned conditions were approaching 1913 levels. Relief director Joseph W. Richards said rising floodwater could overtop a levee, with parts of the city already flooded, while additional counties received supplementary Red Cross support and planned road clearance and repairs.
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Columbus
Muskingum County
Zanesville
Federal
Joseph W. Richards
Richards
Coshocton
Holmes
Columbiana
Perry
Hocking
Fairfield Counties
Red Cross
Flood Dredges Channel by River Floods
A Cleveland report states that floodwaters dredged the Cuyahoga River mouth, replacing the need for funding. Harbor officials had sought 10,000 dollars in state or federal funds to dredge a shallow channel, but the river’s surge created a deeper pass at 12 miles per hour overnight, removing the cost burden.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga River
Bolt Hill Church Hit by Lightning in North Baltimore
Lightning struck the apire of the Methodist Episcopal church in North Baltimore causing about $1000 in damage yesterday. Local officials reported the incident and noted repairs are being planned.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Flooded Park and City Roads Report Heavy Local Damage
City and county officials monitor subsiding floodwaters with estimates and surveys pending. Lorain County saw major damage in southern areas with numerous roads closed, including Route 10 at LaPorte and routes 18 and nearby Peck Wadsworth Road. Park areas such as Cascade Park suffered submerged sections and the swimming pool nearly underwater, with cleanup and draining delayed by remaining high water. Park buildings and equipment were moved to safety, and a search was planned for two stolen canoe. Road damage in the county is projected at $20,000 or more.
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Lorain County
Ely
Tia
LaPorte
Peck-Wadsworth
Smith Road
Penfield Township
J. W. Warden
Elyria
Cascade Park
Cedar Point
Danger Of Flood Is Diminishing In Zanesville
The Muskingum River nears its crest with a predicted 33 foot stage, easing flood danger. Lock tender Claude Neff says river unlikely to rise further. A few families evacuated earlier may return as most evacuees were allowed back. West Main Street remains flooded.
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Zanesville
Muskingum
Claude Neff
West Main Street
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