Bring Pressure For Vote On Farm Bill
Washington wires report House leaders threaten a night session to push the Farm Bill through today. Chairman Marvin Jones and Sam Rayburn forecast passage tonight, aiming to overcome regional and partisan amendments and restore core production control and marketing limits. Senate debate looms as leaders consider night sessions, with reconciliation unlikely before year end.
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Washington
Farm Hill
Marvin Jones
Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Sam Rayburn
Jones
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Roosevelt
Four Prisoners Taken To State Institutions In Lorain County
Lorain County jail population drops to 38 as Deputies John Fulton and Emil Kubishke transfer four prisoners to state facilities. Steve Kolody, 20, heads to Mansfield Reformatory. John Foster, 21. James Fisher, 23. and Herbert Buchanan, 40, are sent to the Columbus penitentiary. Kolody Foster and Fisher receive 10 to 25 year robbery terms. Buchanan of South Amherst draws an indeterminate term for second degree manslaughter in traffic deaths involving Zachery George and his five-year-old son.
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Lorain County
John Fulton
Emil Kubishke
Steve Kolody
Mansfield Reformatory
John Foster
James Fisher
Herbert Buchanan
Columbus
Kolody
Foster
Fisher
Buchanan
South Amherst
Zachery George
Relief Load Grows as WPA Expansion Aims to Help County
Washington announced a WPA expansion of 350000 workers and local relief officials report the heaviest relief load since May 1, 1936. County Relief Director Ernest Holmes lists 721 relief cases representing 2094 people, costing about 11000 dollars this month. He warns funds could be exhausted in three months without new state funds. About 390 county residents are on WPA projects now, with 290 more eligible if the federal government expands programs.
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Washington
Ernest Holmes
Holmes
Lawmaker Pushes Votes On Amendments To Aid Dairy Market
Rep Boileau proposes amendments to curb soil restoration crops used as dairy feed and to exempt wheat from marketing quotas and penalty taxes. The measure, refined by Rep Coffee, would not restrict farmer marketing until supplies reach 1.05 billion bushels, about 59 percent above normal domestic use.
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Gerald J. Boileau
Wis
Harry B Coffee
Neb
Varnish Haired Gigolo And "Vamp" Sought
Paris dispatch reports a wide manhunt for the alleged mastermind Rog er Million a varnish haired gigolo and his blonde accomplice the vampi re Collette linked to a “murder for profit” ring. Weidmann confessed slayer of Jean Dekoven and four others is suspected of linking kidnaping to murder.
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Paris
France
St. Cloud
Nantua
Versailles
Eugene George Weidmann
Jean Dekoven
Brooklyn
Roger Million
Mlle
Collette
Jean Blanc
Million
Champs Elysees
Wedmann
Germany
Toy Shop Coupon Offer Deadlines for Salvation Army Drive
Saturday December 18 is the deadline to mail the coupon to the Toy Shop Salvation Army on Broad Street. Coupons must reach Captain Hillier by midnight December 18 to enable purchases of toys for boys and girls.
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Salvation Army
Broad Street
Five Victims Recovered as Murder Ring Suspect Fights Police
Jean Couffy and Arother From mer face charges including attempted murder of two police inspectors who arrested him. Police dig resumed at the villa after recovering bodies of five known victims, including Miss Dekoven and Frommer. Articles found at the villa do not belong to victims or ring members.
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Wiss Jean Dekoven
Weidmann
Millian
Idasachheim
Milison
Weidman
Billbeard
Henri Desire Landru
Miss Dekoven
LeBrond
Roger Legoore
Jean Couffy
Arother Frommer
Vila
Timbers worker dies after alarm failure
London timber porter Fred Hemsley aged 74 had never been late before. Waking late, he sprinted a mile to the sawmill but arrived an hour tardy, collapsed and died.
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London
Fred Hemsley
Lantern Burns Girl in Cleveland Pumpkin Fire
Eleven year old Ann Penza suffered serious burns when flames from a candle inside a jack o lantern set her dress ablaze.
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Cleveland
Ann Penza
Officers Named For Bankers Group
The Directors of The Lorain County Bankers Association have appointed A. J. Pelander of City Bank Co Lorain as chairman Don Granger of Lorain Co Savings & Trust Co Amherst Branch as vice chairman and C H Scott of The Kipton Bank Co secretary treasurer Siberia is to have modern hospitals.
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Lorain County Bankers Association
A. J. Pelander
The
City Bank Co
Lorain
Don Granger
Lorain Co. Savings & Trust Co
Amherst
C. H. Scott
Kipton Bank Co
Mayor Jackson Arrested for Intoxication on Cleveland Street
FINED 81 BY MAYOR RAY JACKSON OF 261 HARWOOD STREET, ARRESTED FOR INTOXICATION LAST SATURDAY AT MIDNIGHT ON CLEVELAND STREET, WAS FINED $1 AND COSTS WHEN ARRAIGNED BEFORE MAYOR LEONARD SMITH YESTERDAY. London has a Be Courteous drive.
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Ray Jackson
Harwood Street
Cleveland Street
Leonard Smith
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WEMIC
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Daniel Green
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Leu Tag
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Schroll Coal
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