Continuation of Crop Control Urged
President Roosevelt was briefed on a Donald Richberg report urging continued federal price and income supports for farmers. The study notes drought aided surpluses, farm income above earlier periods but still below pre-war levels, with debt reduced by federal loans and land bank action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Donald Ro Richbert
Richhberg
Ribbers
Richberg
AAA
Land Bank
Harbor Tugmen Gain 10 Percent Wage Increase
In Buffalo the Harbor tugmen of Great Lakes ports will receive a 10 percent safary increase effective Saturday. The 19 percent bonus will be paid at season end and continue through winter during harbor towing operations.
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Buffalo
Great Lakes
Joseph P. Ryan
New York
Cris
International Longshoremen’s Association
Great Lakes Towing Company
Apri
Ryan
Ran
G. A A. Tomlinson
Cleveland
Towing Company
Joseph J. Noonan
Chicago
Owen J. Kavanaugh
The
Tug Workers’ Union
Ohio Weather Forecast Delivers Cool Night and Warmer Thursday
The forecast calls for a continued cool night across Ohio with Thursday expected to be fair and somewhat warmer. No precipitation is anticipated and temperatures should rise modestly through the day.
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Ohio
Rump faction beaten as Lorain County Central Committee elects old guard slate
In Lorain the old guard routed the rump faction at the Lorain County Central Committee meeting at the Eagles Hall. Howard Cobb was elected chairman, Elvira Washington named vice chairman, J W Whinpton secretary, and J B Seward treasurer. The executive slate covers Lorain Elyria Oberlin Wellington Amherst Grafton Carlisle and Avon with 23 members initial. An amendment added Mrs T A Conway of Elsinz, aligning Elvira with the majority. Page 12 continues.
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Lorain County
Lorain
D W Seward
Elvira
T C Washington
Grafton
J W Whenpinston
J. B. Seward
Elyria
Cobb
L. A. Snell
Kennington
Floyd Helfiich
Saeggers
Joe Ashelyi
Loram
al Bauer
Franke Henke
Lawrence Heckle
Avon
Obertin
Wellington
Amherst
Carlisle
Howard Cobb
B. N .Harris
Jessie Webber
Don Campbell
James Marsh
Joe Ashely
A. S Sneggers
Alma Tyson
Anna Lechner
William Smith
D. W. Seward
Iona Dengate
Julia Wells
Frank Henke
William H. Bruch
George Webber
Oberlin
Luetta Magruder
Russell J. Forbes
Amhesto
Art Bauer
Stanley Bardow
Carl Deutsch
T. A. Conway
Elsvnz
Lordiz
MaGruder
M. F
Deadline near for textile stalemate at NRA talks
Textile mill owners and labor leaders clash over attendance at a peace conference sponsored by the National Labor Relations Board. A 600000 worker walkout looms from Maine to Alabama, with the code authority and the institute at odds over who can represent industry. Francis J. Gorman of the United Textile Workers warns the strike could be saved only by direct industry talks, while George H. Sloan signals possible talks through the code authority.
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Washington
Maine
Alabama
Nmi
Round Table
National Labor Relations Board
Cotton Textile Code Authority
Cotton Textile Institute
Code
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers
NRA
Gorman
Code Authority
George H. Sloan
Institute
New York
Elyria Rotarian recounts world tour at luncheon
George Biggs described a three months trip around the world to Rotary Club members at the Elks Club. He shared personal experiences and conditions in countries visited. The talk drew interest and enjoyment as club members prepare for today's inter-city golf tournament at Orchard Beach. F M Shelton, former local schools superintendent, attended as a guest.
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Rotary Club
Elks Club
George Biggs
Elyria
Briggs
Orchard Beach
Vermilion
F. M. Shelton
Springfield
Court grants injunction against Lorain coal dealer
Lorain County court granted a temporary injunction barring Luther M. Schroll Jr and the Schroll Coal Co from conduct that would impede retail coal dealers code enforcement. The order followed charges by county prosecutor Frank E. Stevens and the state attorney general under the code authority for Ohio. Trial set for September 17.
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Lorain Counts
Luther M. Schroll, Jr
Schroll Coal Company
Ins
Frank E. Stevens
Code Authority
Ohio
Schroll
Lorain County
Theodore Barns
Cleveland
Federal Trade Commission
Young Man Dies Suddenly at Ohio State Fair
Frances McConnell aged 22, son of Mr and Mrs AL W McConnell of west of Wellington, died suddenly at 3 A M today after being stricken while his father’s cattle were being exhibited at the Ohio State Fair. He was rushed home and diagnosed with infantile paralysis. He leaves his parents and two brothers Boyd and Richard. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Frances McConnell
AL. W. McConnell
Wellington
McConnell
Boyd
Richard
Morgenthau Challenged in Debate on Recovery Costs
Washington note contrasts Henry Morgenthau Jr's surprise estimate of 505.9 million dollars for recovery program costs with Republican figures showing 18.8 billion in appropriations and 8.0 billion in contingent obligations for the Roosevelt era. Bolton cites a total near 28 billion, arguing federal spending far exceeds gold reserves.
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Washington
Aug
Treasur
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Chester C. Bolton
Ohio
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Bolton
United States
3Rd Congress
Wets Narrow Lead in South Carolina Referendum
In Columbia on August 29 the wets gained a slight edge in the honor referendum as Olin D Johnston of Spartanburg kept the lead over veteran Cole L. Blease in the Democratic gubernatorial race. From 965 of 1474 precincts the wets led 77,316 to 75,926 as votes continued to be counted through the night.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Olin D Johnston
Spartanburg
Cole L. Blease
Plane Crashes Claim Engineer Killed Near Schoenbrunn
NEW PHILADELPHIA August 29 FPF W Chobot Pittsburgh construction engineer was killed late yesterday when the airplane he piloted crashed from 200 feet after taking off from Schoenbrunn airport south of here. Airport manager Harry Clever said Chobot tried a turn with the nose high, the plane stalled and spun, bursting into flames. He had arrived earlier to inspect a tunnel at Stone Crescent, 10 miles south, planned to fly here regularly. He was a licensed pilot.
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FPF
W. Chobot
Pittsburgh
Schoenbrunn
Here
Harry Clever
Chobot
Stone Cres
Chot Hot
Elyria Economy Days Sales Event Announced by Merchants
Elyria merchants plan a three day cooperative sale titled Elyria Economy Days opening tomorrow through Friday and Saturday. The event features new fall merchandise and deep discounts across nearly all store lines aided by the Lorain County Fair. Shoppers may combine fair attendance with sale offers for added savings and value.
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Rlselage
Elyria
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Rioters Confined After Tear Gas at Eastern State Penitentiary
Philadelphia riot at Eastern State Penitentiary quelled by tear gas. Seventeen prisoners overcome. guards used clubs, tear gas barrage in Klondike section after midnight disturbance. Some inmates resisted and were moved to an isolated block. one inmate armed with a knife.
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Philadelphia
Eastern State Penitentiary
Herbert Bardboited Smith
Klondike
Grafterford
Penitential
Tne
Northeastern Methodist Conference Set for First Church
The Northeastern Methodist Episcopal Conference plans to convene at First Methodist Church from September 10, drawing about 1200 visitors including prominent clergy and laypeople. E. J. Bond, pastor of the church, coordinates preparations with Chamber of Commerce support for the event’s details.
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Chamber of Commerce
E J Bond
Kista
Hurley Attacks Liberty League Over Smear Campaign Charges
Former Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley sharply condemned the newly formed American Liberty League in Washington, accusing it of being financed by the same group that fueled the Smear Hoover drive. He stated he has never joined a smear gang.
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Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
American Liberty League Today
Hoover
Upton Sinclair Wins California Democratic Governor Nomination
United Press notes Upton Sinclair, socialist author, has secured the Democratic governor nomination in California’s primary, with his victory and economic reform platform overshadowing other results. Sinclair’s lead over George Creel signals a leftward shift. Hiram Johnson also secures nomination via cross tickets, while Republicans organize under Gov. Frank Merriam. Other state races and referenda show mixed momentum across the nation.
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United Press
Upton Sinclair
California
Sinclair
George Ieel
Justice Wardell
Roosevelt
James Farles
Sinnclarr
Frank F. Merriam
Hiram Johnson
Senate
Len Hubert D. Stephens
Theodore G. Bilbo
Rep Ress Collins
South Carolina
Olin D. Johnston
Spartanburg
Cole Lelease
U. Senator
San Francisco
Democratic Party
Tohose
Upton Sinelair
Hastas
George Creel
Hiram Wn Tohnson
United States
Sigolan
Code hours may be reduced to create jobs before winter
Washington Aug 29 NRA moving to cut code working hours to boost employment before winter. Plans discussed by policy board and industry executives aim to flexible 40 hour week with possible temporary shifts back to 41 hours. Leon Henderson says NRA may lift price controls to encourage production and sales. Continued on page 12.
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Washington
Uba
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Ptica
Ist
Seven insane convicts escape from North Carolina hospital
A crew of seven inmates from the criminally insane ward at the state hospital in Raleigh overpowered guards and fled Aug 23, with one recaptured hours later. None of the guards were hurt. The group, including Ed Deaver of Columbus County, held keys and walked out the main gate after a dispute over a water valve.
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Raleigh
N.C
Sever
Ed Deaver
Columbus County
Accordion recital to headline Elina Kiwamis Club meeting
Kari Keo jfinske will perform accordion music as the feature attraction at the Elina Kiwamis Club weekly meeting. The event is set for the Hotel Newell in room tomorrow, announced today.
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Riwamans
Kari Keo
Jfinske
Elina Kiwamis Club
Newell
Room To Trorrow
Toinday
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