Ohio facing bankruptcy warning from tax officials
Ohio school and taxation officials forecast chaotic government and shorter school terms after Governor White declined a special legislative session. Carlton Dargusch warned the state heads for bankruptcy in 1935 while Dr. Davis H. Sutton projected four to five month terms unless a new tax plan is enacted. Dargusch urged action before September 14, noting real estate levies must be set if no revenue is provided.
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Collmels
Ohio
White
Carlton $. Dargusch
State Tax Commission
Davis H. Sutton
Department of Education
Dargusch
General Assembly
Hitler seeks convert 4 14 million voters in Berlin
Aug 22 report from Berlin says Hitler rested at Obersalzburg while Brown Shirts target dissidents. Workers resist, fearing camps, and clashes ensue as authorities delay. A Nazi youth debate surfaces over Christianity. In Ohio, XRA orders new soft drink deposits, bars retailer pass-through.
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Berlin
Brown Shirts
Hitler
Official
Catholic Bulletin
August Hoppe
Hoppe
Hitler Youth Organization
Columbus
Ohio
XRA
Jack C. Meyer
Weather forecast for Ohio shows partial cloudiness tonight and Thursday
Ohio forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions in the north and extreme west areas tonight and in the southeast region on Thursday.
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Ohio
No September Special Session Of Legislature In Ohio
Governor White will not call a September special session as tax and school issues can wait until the automatic session in November. Officials and communities pressed for action, including Cuyahoga county officials via telegraph, to amend laws for bond issues outside the 10 mill limit.
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Columbus
White
Cuyahoga County
Former Elyruan Aydnapped for D Hours
Police in Allentown seek two men after abducting Mrs. Ernest Schaeffer 21 of Marysville Pa for three hours. They forced her into a car, held her at a vacant house and questioned her about being Miss Van Camp from the South before releasing her as they pursued Bethlehem. She is a former Miss Edetha Hogan of Elyria Ohio.
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Allentown
Ernest Schaefter
Marysville
Extension of Time for Tax Payments May Be Possible
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright investigates extending Whitmore plan to taxpayers with funds tied in restricted banks. If deposits are released, taxpayers could pay 1933 taxes under the Whitmore plan without delinquency penalties, boosting collections. The measure stems from amended Senate Bill No. 23 and current bank restrictions. Continued on Page 2.
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Walter J. Wright
Columbus
Wright
Farm riot at Spencer ends with sheriff’s warning
Medina Ohio August 22 sheriff Roy Kruggel with ten deputies and four Lorain County officers clashed with a crowd of 500 at a foreclose sale on Cort Stuart’s farm near Spencer. Stones, eggs and threats of lynching marked the melee as a buyer bid $1 while deputies used a blackjack to quell the disturbance. No arrests were reported and the sheriff vowed to continue lawful sales against outsiders seeking penny auctions.
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Medina
Medina County
Roy Kruggel
Toat
Spencer
Kruggel
Lorain County
Clarence W. Dick
Ed Monroe
Noah Lewis
Claude Adams
Henry Moehl
Cort Stuart
Lorain
Stuart
Spencer Co-operative Elevator Company
Krugger
Cleveland
Fred Koons
Farm Bureau Workers Outing Planned at Chippewa Lake Park
Farm bureau workers from eight Ohio counties Lorain Cuyahoga Erie Huron Medina Wayne Summit and Ashland will gather at Chippewa Lake Park on Friday for a day of sports including ball games and races. Chester H. Gray Washington Representative of the American Farm Bureau Federation is slated to speak on National Problems and the New Deal. The gathering is one of several statewide outings.
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Farm Bureau
Ohio
Chippewa Lake Park
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Erie
Huron
Medina
Wayne
Summit
Ashland
Chester H. Gray
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Boy Fatally Struck Playing Ball in Jefferson
James Bart ram, nine, died in Jefferson after a May head injury while playing ball. He had seemed normal since the accident and succumbed to a brain injury today.
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Jefferson
James Bartram
New Genus of Crime Sought by Police
A bold armored car heist in Brooklyn yields $427,950, with seven to twelve bandits using three cars two speedboats and a pushcart setup. Police label the crime as military in precision and seek a mastermind akin to Dillinger and Chapman while pursuing a cold trail and watching Bay and coastlines for clues.
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New York
John Dillinger
Gerald Chapman
Penns Grove
N. 4
Dillinger
Leonard Street
Rubel ‘Ive Corporation
Brooklyn
Federal Reserve Bank
Dushcart
Popeye
Gravesend Bay
New Jersey
Long Island
Marine Police
Coast Guards
William Dempsey
United States Trucking Company
Youth Held As Suspected Slasher in Toledo Incident
A 13 year old youth was arrested in Toledo for questioning in connection with slashings on six Defiance, Ohio women. Defiance police requested the arrest. The youth was found near a transient camp outside Toledo. Circuit Judge Jesse H. Root of Monroe County Michigan died suddenly aged 52 at his summer home near Detroit following a heart attack.
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Toledo
Defiance
Monroe
Michigan
Monroe, Mich
Jesse H. Root
Monroe County
Detroit
Lorain Baptists to Convene at Avon Church Tomorrow
Prominent Baptists from several cities will speak at the Lorain Baptist Association 96th annual meeting to be held tomorrow at Avon Baptist church. Sessions start with morning program at 3 a m, lunch, and a 1 30 p m session featuring reports, conferences on evangelism and church problems, and musical numbers. Evening events include B Y P U and Men s Council conferences with the theme Getting Men Into the Kingdom.
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Lorain Baptist Association
Avon Baptist Church
G. \. Bahr
Rav. L. Megargee
C. H. Stull
Granville
First Baptist Church of
Lorain
C. C. Smith
Elyria
C. H. Brown
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Oberlin
N. Leslie Megargee
Litchfield
Fisher
Kh. Singer
John McQuate
Ladies’ Missionary
Unnion
G. G. Crozier
Cleveland
Ladies’ Missionary Union
Association
Lake Shore Electric Railway Men Vote Strike Warning
The Amalgamated Association of Electric Railway Employees votes 2 to 1 to strike if Lake Shore Electric Railway Co. fails to meet demands. Charles H. Clark announces the poll results. Striking would affect Lorain Street Railway as well. Receiver F. W. Coen warns of shutdowns as the line operates at a loss. Union seeks 1929 pay scales, better conditions, and extra-employee guarantees. proposed raise from 40 to 58 cents per hour for platform men.
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Cleveland, O
Amalgamated Association of Electric Railway
Lake Shore Electric Railway Co
Charles H. Clark
Interurban
Ohio
Clark
Lorain Street Railway Company
Samn
F. W. Coen
Lake Shore Electric
Ohio G O P Committee to Meet Aug 27th
The Ohio Republican Central Committee meeting is scheduled for 2 p m on Monday August 27 in Columbus. The Democratic committee will meet August 28 at 2 p m. Both gatherings plan to organize and decide convention dates or authorize the chairman to set those dates, with attendees being men and women elected to the committees at the primary.
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Ohio
G. O. P. Committee
Colmbus
New Republican Central Committee
Aus. O
New Democratic Committee
Funeral set for Guy D. Bayman in Columbus
Funeral arrangements for Guy D. Bayman 34 of Columbus who was shot to death near Chili co Monday evening have been completed. Bayman will be buried in Columbus tomorrow.
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Columbus
Guy D. Bayman
Chilico
Baymen
NRA Reorganization Aims At Central Planning Shift
Washington reports a nearing NRA reorganization to place it under central planning with a proposed national economic council to coordinate NRA AAA and other agencies. The move could realign New Deal policy, with Johnson as NRA chairman and disputes over which agencies dominate the new structure.
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National Economies Council
NRA
National Emergency Council
Executive Council
National Economic Council
AAA
Wallace
Farmer
Robert M. LaFollette
Johnson
Economic Council
Schroth Edges Kruger By One Vote For Nomination
The Ohio district Republican nomination in the thirteen district races was decided by a single vote. Judge George E. Schroth of Tiffin led Walter B. Kruger of Rossford after Erie County tabulation, with a district total of 8704 to 6703. Kruger seeks recount in multiple precincts.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Tion
George E. Schroth
Walter B. Kruger
Rossford
Erie County
Schroth
Kruger
Cotton Garment Code Amendments Signed by President
Washington bulletin reports that cotton garment code amendments reducing working hours from 40 to 36 and granting a 19 percent wage increase were signed by the President. The changes affect plants in 42 states and were praised by labor leader Sidney Hillman of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union as a major step to boost employment under the NRA code program. The code was reopened for hearings on June 18 following the March code conference.
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Washington
NRA
Signey Hillman
Labor Advisory Board
Amalgamated Nothing Union
Repairs at Lorain County Fair Grounds Begin
A plan to repair Lorain County Fair Grounds will start tomorrow funded by 596 dollars from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration. Minor painting and repair tasks will be done by W B Richmond secretary of the fair association, with completion before the 1934 county fair opening. Another Lorain County project approved to pay labor for leveling a cemetery site in Black River Township, 1999 dollars. In total, 78 projects across 31 Ohio counties will pay wages totaling 220368 dollars to 1165 workers.
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Lorain County Fair
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
W. B. Richmond
The
Fair Association
Lorain County
Commission At
Columbus
Black River
Ohio
Settlement Ends Minneapolis Truckers Strike After 37 Days
Street blockages and martial law end as 6000 drivers reach a settlement approving union representation for inside workers in large market districts with wage increase denied. National Guardsmen relinquish control. deliveries resume as employers submit preferential reemployment lists from June 16.
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Minneapolis
Blue Eagle
Way
Strke
Cit
Francis J. Haas
B. H. Dunnigan
National Labor Board
New Federal Work Relief Aims to Replace Direct Aid
Washington reports a vast winter work relief program to employ millions of destitute people now on charity rolls. Hopkins and aides foresee expanded state funding, with six classifications including public works, housing, production, education, and health. Wages will match standard rates, and officials aim to reduce relief rolls by expanding suitable employment.
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Washington
Civil Works Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
CWA
Hopkins
New Tian
Siv
FERA
Roosevelt heads to Rainey funeral aboard secret train
President Roosevelt speeds to Carrollton Illinois aboard a Baltimore and Ohio special train to attend the funeral of Henry T. Rainey dean and House speaker. Accompanied only by the White House secretary and aides the trip was kept secret to preserve solemnity and avoid fanfare. The president will stay an hour then return to Washington arriving late Thursday.
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Rainey
Roosevelt
Carrolltgn
Lil
Cph
Middlewest
Henry T. Rainey Dean
House of Representatives
Marvin H. McIntyre
White House
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Carrollton
Ill
Congress
Carrovton
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