No New Federal Taxes Will Be Needed Report
Washington August 13. Administration tax experts informed President Roosevelt that no new taxes will be necessary next session due to rising revenues and improving business conditions. A Morgenthau letter said curbing inequities and removing nuisance taxes may be pursued without altering overall revenue. Harrison said experts would review possible tax changes aimed at reducing administration costs and ending unfair taxes while maintaining a balanced budget timeline.
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Washington
Administration
Roosevelt
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Robert L. Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Harrison
Morgenthau
Mor- Reuthau
Congressional
White House
Pennsylvania
New York
Prosecutor Reviews Avon Lake Train Wreck Findings
Lorain County Prosecutor Howard R. Butler said decision on criminal action will be made in a few days after reviewing a sheriff department probe into the Avon Lake wreck. The crash killed two men and seriously injured a third, Sam Pecora, 23, who had his left leg amputated at St Joseph’s Hospital in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Loraim
Howard R. Butler
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Sam Pecora
Pecora
Youngstown Strike Pickets Halt Trucks
In Youngstown Ohio 300 truck drivers walked off the job demanding union recognition. Pickets blocked trucks at city limits to halt shipments unless union stickers were displayed. Ten major trucking firms suspended operations as long distance loads with no local stop were allowed to pass through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
UPI
Commercial Motor Freight Co
Motor Express Co
Ohio Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy Then Cooler
Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday across Ohio with a chance of showers in the extreme north. Cooler conditions are expected in the northern portion on Friday, with temperatures easing after a mild start to the period.
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Ohio
Coughlin in Cleveland For NSJ Meet Collapse of plan for nationwide tour
INDIANAPOLIS Aug 13 federal funds of 975000 were allotted to drought relief across Indiana Illinois Ohio Iowa and Missouri with Ohio receiving 80900 in loans and 40000 in grants. Restrictions lifting made all five states eligible for emergency funds to buy feed seeds and provide direct relief. In Cleveland Father Charles Coughlin announced he would not join Townsend and Smith on a coast to coast barnstorming tour backing Rep. William Lemke and the Union party. He said he might attend engagements in New Orleans and would withdraw from the National Union if it loses its identity. Townsend Smith and Townsend clubs attendees and speakers debated propriety while Coughlin emphasized organizing business over an “oratorical contest.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Iowa
Missouri
R. ©. Smith
Resettlement Administration
Smith
Cleveland, O
Charles E. Cougmtin
Francis K. Townsend
Pension Clubs
Gerald JL. Kk. Smith
Share Our
Union Party
National Union For Social Justice
Father Coughlin
Townsend
William Lemke
New Orleans
National Union
Townsend Clubs
Share -Our-Wealth
South
Coughlin
Walter D. Davis
Cleveland
Roosevelt
National Union For Social Justce
Nation wide drive on narcotics planned
Treasury will assign 570 men to a nationwide effort against narcotics smuggling. They will work with the customs border patrol, focusing mainly on the west coast. Four districts will cover land and water boundaries with an officer in charge at Washington headquarters.
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Washington
Treasury
Customs Border Patrol
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Narcotics Bureau
Two Held For Killings In Belmont County Disputes
In St. Clairsville Ohio two men were jailed on murder charges after disputes over garden plots and a quarrel turned fatal. Joe Marens aged 41 is accused of killing Joan Usrinko a 52 year old woman at Bannock. Earl Swisher age 46 is charged with killing Pete Brutchey a 62 year old man at Bellaire. Both plead self defense.
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Clairsville
Belmont County
Joe Marens
Joan D. Usrinko
Bannock
Earl Swisher
Pete Brutchey
Bellaire
Drought Boosts Flavor for Xenia Melons
Xenia Ohio August 13 drought brings unexpected benefits to local growers. Cedarville producer W E Sheeiv says watermelons and muskmelons will taste delicious due to the dry weather. He predicts home grown melons will be safe from insects and flavorful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
W. EK. Sheeiv
Cedarville
Free Textbooks Possible At East Carlisle
East Carlisle students may receive free textbooks next school year if a district plan succeeds. The Board reported insufficient funds to buy new books but will reuse turned over textbooks from parents to supply all students with the required number of texts.
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East Carlisle
WPA Plans Fight On Ohio Mine Fire 1884 52 Years
In Columbus today the WPA announced plans to recruit relief labor to combat the Straitsville coal mine fire burning since 1884, with estimates of $41 million in coal lost. Success hinges on cooperation with the U S Bureau of Mines and supervision by their engineers. Dr Carl Watson urged bureau help and commitment to complete work if WPA funds run out next June.
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Columbus
Works Progress Administration
Straitsville
United States Bureau of Mines
Carl Watson
WPA
Washington
George H. Fields
Chicago
Visitors Barred At Gates Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital barred visitors at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children due to scarlet fever concerns after Marguerite Taus, five, showed a rash. Lab tests ruled out scarlet fever. Superintendent Frank W. Hoover said no quarantine, just precautionary measures. A Cedar Point conference pilgrimage will inspect the hospital but not enter the children’s rooms.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates Hospital
Marguerite Taus
Frank W. Hoover
International Society For Crippled Children
Cedar Point
Motorcyclist Hurt Near Florence Q In Collision
Otis Sinclair a 35 year old resident of Town Pine road sustained a fractured left leg in an early morning crash near Florence Q. His motorcycle collided with a parked automobile. he was confined in Syria Memorial Hospital.
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Otis Sinclair
Town
Tine Road
Syria Memorial Hospital
Florence
Sinclair
Coin Toss decides Ward Committeeman in Chanute
In Chanute Kansas on August 12 a coin flip settled a Democratic ward committeeman race after G H Sutcliffe and QQ 1 Hoffman tied at 44 votes apiece. Sutcliffe won the toss to take the seat.
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Chanute
Kans
G. H. Sutcliffe
Hoffman
Sutehitte
Loyalists Open Attack On City Held By Rebels
The United Press reports rapid Loyalist offensives in Spain. Oviedo endures a long siege as Loyalists bomb rebel cities from the air and press toward strategic targets in the north. Rebels strike toward San Sebastian while threats loom around Zaragoza and Avila.
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United Press
Madrid
Oviedo
Tolosa
San Sebastian
Americana
Burgos
Mola
Franco
U.P
Gonzalez Pena
Asturias
Segovia
Avila
Siguenza
Somosierra
Guadarrama
Granada
Zaragoza
Ongledo
Storas
50 000 Fighting Forest Fires In 3 States Fire Threatens Towns
MINNEAPOLIS Minn Aug 43 UP Fires raced through northern Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan toward smokeshod settlements as volunteers and recruits were mustered to halt the advance. Fires spread to Bassett Toimi and Fairbanks in Minnesota while Isle Royale near Lake Superior faced flames. Three known dead and nearly 60 000 fighters battled fires across the region as showers offered brief respite and winds rekindled flare ups. peat fires burned deep and rain wore off, leaving crews hampered by heat and smoke.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Park and Conservation
Bassett
Toimi
Fairbanks
Chippewa Harbor
Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Coast Guard
Superor National Forest
Duluth
Bayheld-Superior
Maine
Delegates Honor Daddy Allen in Elyria Trip
Fifty or more delegates from 20 states and one Canadian province will honor Ed gar F Daddy Allen tomorrow. The International Society for Crippled Children opens its first Administrative Council meeting at Cedar Point with a motorcade, tours of Cascade Park, and a reception at the Allen home. Leaders Frank B. Allen and Thomas H. Blair will attend, with events continuing at Masonic Temple and Gates Hospital.
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United States
Canada
Edgar F “Daddy” Allen
Elyria
Cedar Point
Counel
International Society For Crippled Chidren
Elyma Police
T. J. Faxon
Cascade Park
Allen
Washington Avenue
The
International Society
Frank B. Allen
Philadelphia
Frank Allen
Thomas H. Blair
Ottawa Canada
Blair
Ite
Dele
Gates
International
Masonic Temple
Gates Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Rasfees
Goa
Ads Yruture
Frank A. Smythe
Board of Trustees
Daddy Allen
Paul King
Detroit
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Budapest
King
Belle Greve
Cleveland
Two County Schools Hire New Teachers
G A Gibbons Lorain County superintendent announced four teaching hires for Clearview and Sheffield Lake. Clearview adds Edith Warrick Mertz from Lorain and Freda Zacharias from Ashland College to teach in Vincent. Brookside hires Eleanore Louise Smith of Willand Ohio and Helen Dreher of Savannah Ohio. Smith graduated from Rollins Green University and taught last year in Norwich township. Dreher graduated from Ashland College.
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Clearview
Sheffield Lake
G A. Gibbons
Lorain County
Noll
Vincent
Edith Warrick Mertz
Freda T. Zacharias
Lurain
Mertz
Kent State University
Zacharias
Ashland College
Brookside
Eleanore Louise Smith
Willand, O
Helen Dreher
Savannah
Smith
Rowlhnge Green Uniersity
Norwich Township
Drelver
Two County Music Teachers Resign
Lorain County schools announce resignations of two music teachers. Einar Lelstrom, Ashtabula, reports that Wellinston, Clediview, Tenre ela and Camden instructor resigns to take a post at Andover. Evelin Sterk, last year at Ridgeville and Avon Lake, resigns to a Medina County position. Floyd C. Moore to teach one day weekly at Camden next school year.
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Lorain County
Gerald M Frank
Einar Lelstrom
Ashtabula
Wellinston
Clediview
Tenreela
Camden
Andover
Evelin Sterk
Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Medina County
Floyd C. Moore
Hunt Plane Crash Ends With Sleepy Pilot Found
In Tiffin and Republic area, 808 officers and citizens searched farms for five hours after reports of a possible plane crash. At 2 am they found Amar Swander asleep in his automobile on his farm near his damaged airplane. Swander laughed at the alarm, saying he landed last night and the engine noises resembled a crash.
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Tiffin
C.E. Wonter
Republic
Amar Swander
Saander
Ohio Youth Killed in Track Collision Near Carroll
The Lancaster figures report 20 year old Brica Corbin of Columbus killed in a collision of two race tracks near Carroll. Allen Caskey of Columbus riding with Corbin was slightly injured. The other driver was Lea Armbrust of Lancaster.
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Lancaster. O
Py -Brica Corbin
Columbus
Carroll
Allen Caskey
Corbin
Lea Armbrust
Lancaster
Dover Village Collision Kills Two and Injures Three
A bus versus car crash on Route 20 in Dover Village killed Hugo E. Scheeff and James M. Bruce and injured three others. The Pioneer driver Perry Leslie and several Lorain County residents were on board. The most serious injuries included Walbur Beaver with two broken ribs. A separate Sheffield Lake crash on Lake Road left Warren Fording dead at St Joseph's hospital after the car struck a tree. Witnesses said the driver may have fallen asleep. investigation followed.
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Dover Village
Lake Road
Cleveland
Elyria
Hugo E. Scheeff
Warren Road
Lakewood
James M. Bruce
Clifton Boulevard
Perry Leslie
George Street
Lorain County
Wellington
Hart
Walbur Beaver
Theresa Scheeff
Marguerite Rein
Center Ridge Road
Wade Harris
Sherff Clare Enca W. Dick
Paul Chapman
Ius
Dover
Oberlin
Perry
Mlymia
Scheeff
Less le
Bruce
Lakewood Hospital
Barton Road
Wellington Man Moves Seats Before Fatal Dover Bus Crash
Wilbur Beaver of Wellington survived the Dover bus crash after changing from the front seat to a rear seat shortly before impact. James Brice of Lakewood, who remained in Beaver’s previous seat, was killed. Beaver, hospitalized at Falls Clinic, suffers two fractured ribs and multiple lacerations. his condition remains critical.
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Dover
Wilbur Beaver
Wellington
Beaver
James Brice
Lakewood
Falls Clinic
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