Mitchell Urges Quick Action On Prohibition Law
Attorney General Mitchell urged Congress to change national prohibition laws swiftly and with substantive amendments not by leaving laws on the books and starving enforcement. He warned public disrespect would rise if laws remain while enforcement lags and called for broader anti trust and bankruptcy reforms to aid business recovery.
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Mitchell
Washington
Dew
Congress
Long
Hoover
600 Chickens Killed in Traffic on Oberlin Road
About 9 20 P M yesterday a truck carrying roughly 600 chickens overturned on Oberlin road two miles from Oberlin after colliding with a car driven by Mrs J Steel of 264 Morgan street Oberlin Deputies William Caley and Fred Brownsworth reported The truck was driven by I C Murray of Van Wert Ohio who said the crash caused him to lose control after Steel’s car struck his front wheel
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Oberlin
William Caley
Fred Brownsworth
I C. Murray
VanWerk
J. Steel
Morgan Street
Murray
4400 Sacks Of Flour On Way To Elyria Red Cross
The Elyria Red Cross chapter will not distribute flour Friday because none is available. It expects flour soon to resume aid after learning that 4,400 sacks are en route to Elyria for this program.
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Elyria
the Red Cross
The Weather Forecast Ohio Turn to Snow and Cold
Ohio forecast calls for cloudy skies and much colder tonight with rain turning to snow in the east and north portions. Thursday will be partly cloudy and colder with snow flurries in the extreme northeast.
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Ohio
Bradley to Speak at Methodist Club Tomorrow Night
Reverend Dan Bradley of Cleveland will address the December meeting of the Methodist Men's Club at First Methodist Church. Dr. E Bryan of Ohio University was set to speak but is ill. Bradley will discuss What of the Night in what will be the club’s annual Ladies Night event.
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Dan Bradley
Cleveland
Methodist Men's Club
E. Bryan
Ohio University
Ilness Rey
Bradley
Great Britain mulls foreign exchange limits on US trade
London considers using exchange controls to curb American imports if Washington insists on the December debt payment of 295 550,000 dollars. The plan aims to protect the pound, ration dollars for US exporters, and balance a trade deficit now five to one in favor of the United States. Experts weigh prohibitive tariffs, import quotas, or exchange restraints as the feasible path.
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London
Great Britain
Washington
United Press
United States
Treasury
Board of Trade
France
Janitors Do Not Receive Extra Pay for After Hours Work
The Na ity Board of Education adopted a resolution stating janitors must furnish services for school activities outside regular hours without additional pay. The board also classified PTA meetings as school activities, moving away from paid night duties.
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Emynaity Board of Education
Lake Erie League adopts strict economy for 1933
The Lake Erie League, including Elyria High, votes to scale back major sports for 1933. Baseball is dropped as an interscholastic sport. track, swimming, and tennis reduced. Annual league events set for May track at Recreation Stadium Lorain, February 11 swimming at Lakewood, tennis at Cleveland’s Nelа Park. Members besides Elyria include Lorain, Shеw, Cleveland Heights, and Lakewood.
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Elyria Khight
Hotel Westlake
Lake Erie
Recreation Stadium
Loran
Lakewood
Nela Park
Cleveland
Elysia
Lora
Shew
Cleveland Heights
Grand Jury Considers Multiple Cases Under Prosecutor Harding
Prosecutor John Harding said the grand jury session may extend into next week as nine cases were scheduled for today with several original matters to be passed on by the jurors.
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Grand Jury
Grand Jmy
John Harding
A- 18
Jones Case May Be Declared A Mistrial
A mistrial in the case of LV. Jones, B and O Railroad detective charged with manslaughter, will probably be declared next Tuesday unless trial resumes before then. The note follows a conference between Assistant Prosecutor John Harding and chief defense counsel Charles Adams of Jourain. The mistrial will be asked of No 4, continued on Page 2.
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LV. Jones
B & O Rairoad
John Harding
Charles Adams
Jourain
City Commissary Opens Today
Hhisa relief commissary in City Hall opened this morning to distribute supplies to needy families. Scores of Elyrians gathered, waiting in the hallway to test the workers’ efficiency and receive food for themselves and their families.
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Hhisa
House committee opens hearings on Volstead Act modification
In Washington on December 7 the House Ways and Means committee began formal hearings on modifying the Volstead Act. The room was packed as multiple modification bills await action. All eyes focus on Chairman Collier's proposal legalizing 2.75 beer and naturally fermented grape juice.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Collier
French Government Seeks Delay on War Debt Payment
France faces a crisis over the December 20 million dollar war debt installment to the United States with Italy and Britain ready to pay. Premier Herriot says no definite decision was made after a cabinet meeting and a later council of ministers session. He will confer with British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald who arrived from Geneva.
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Paris
United States
Italy
Great Britain
Edouard Herriot
United Press
Herriot
Council of Ministers
Ramsay MacDonald
Geneva
Battle in Reichstag corridors in Berlin
Communists and Nazis clashed in the Reichstag corridors after a session was suspended due to a Communist disorder on the floor confronting President Paul von Hindenburg. Several Communists were injured in the fight.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Paul von Hindenburg
President Hoover Considered Debt Message On War Debts
President Hoover may send a special debt message to Congress after finalizing talks on war debt pleas from Britain and France. He continues to demand December 15 payments, resisting calls to suspend them. no indication he promised Laval any Europe readjustment in exchange for reparations.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Congress
Pierre Laval
France
Europe
Kiwanians to Hear Prison Chaplain
Rev William K Mackey chaplain of the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield will speak at the Elyna Kiwanis Club noon Thursday at the Hotel Newell on the problem and cure of crime He notes the Mansfield Reformatory with 3300 young men is the largest of its kind in the world.
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William K. Mackey
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Elyna Kiwanis Club
Newell
Mackey
Mansfield Reformatory
Ward contract for Edison school furniture awarded
The Elyria City Board of Education last night awarded a contract to Glade Thomas Furniture for furnishing for the test rooms and Principal's office at the new Thomas A. Edison school on Lake Avenue, with a total bid of 9690 dollars. Furniture cost 86.90 dollars and hot plates accounted for 10 dollars.
Hoover budget proposals foresee 1933 34 costs and tax shifts
President Hoover outlined a 4.519 billion federal budget for 1933 34 a reduction of 588 million from the current year. He urged a 2.25 percent federal excise on most goods except food continued gasoline taxes and elimination of most public works. A minimum deficit of 1.146 billion by June 30 was warned with no beer revenue. He called for a 11 percent pay cut for federal workers earning over 1 000 annually and saving 21 million in the veterans administration.
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Veterans’ Administration
Agriculture Department
Join Hands On Steel Plant Proposal
Lorain and Elyria Chambers of Commerce unite to ensure United States Steel moves the Newburg plant to Lorain with cooperation from Elyria. Lorain officials seek county support, while Cleveland and Newburg residents push to keep the plant in Newburg. Not-an-Empty Stocking Fund committee to meet at 7:30 in Council chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lorain Organization
Lorain
Elyria
Steel Corporation
Newburg
Cleveland City
Council Chamber
Hoover budget balance plan urges excise tax and gov't cuts
President Hoover proposed a 21 4 percent general manufacturers excise tax and continuation of the federal gasoline tax to balance the budget for the year ending June 30, 1934. He exempted food, warned of fiscal disaster, and outlined economies totaling hundreds of millions, plus limited new obligations and no tax changes on income or corporate rates.
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Washington
Dec
Wueh
Hoover
Congress
Gift Guide Helps Save Steps On Shopping Tours
From a busy Christmas season, a tip suggests using the Classified Page Gift Guide to preselect gifts for family and friends. Create a Hist. Take It with you to simplify shopping, reducing memory load and guiding the next shopping trip.
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M. E. Church
Lake Erie League
Fust Wo
Joseph M Wolfe
T Wallace Grose
Spinefield
Dramatic Club
Baldwin-Wallace College
Dr. J. Bond
First Methodist Church
Jones
Chicago
A . Redercal Building
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Fred Woelsch
Roy Kindt
Frank Stantny
Dalton
Matt Nicholson
Miller
Nicholson
Chef Miller
Buckeye Cereal Company
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Janes Prystalski
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