Ohio House Predicted To Back State Liquor Monopoly
Ohio lawmakers debated the state monopoly on package liquor sales as the Senate Judiciary Committee rejected a motion to strike monopoly provisions. House leaders forecast passage with amendments, including a possible one store per 40 000 population plan, while final action was pushed to next day.
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Columbus
Hfe
Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee
William E. Handley
Cincinnati
Senate
Carl D. Sheppard
Akron
Ohio
House of Representatives
White
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Frank Cave
Mansfield
W. T. Roberts
Belaont County
P. BE. Ward
Geagaa County
Roberts
Seven Kansas men escape death in caisson disaster
Seven workers trapped 101 feet below the Missouri River for 90 minutes amid compressed air and a spreading fire were rescued as air pumped into the caisson halted fumes. Only one man suffered serious injuries while another was treated for smoke inhalation. The crew, led by J J Murphy, described singing to cope with the terror.
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Missouri River
Kansas City
J. E. Hays
J. J. Murphy
Robert O’dell
Believe Business Recession At An End
The Department of Commerce reports weekly indicators suggest the recession may have ended in November. Industrial production fell in October, but employment held steady and payrolls rose in non manufacturing sectors. Foreign trade expanded, factory employment fell slightly, and wage payments rose. department store sales matched seasonal gains.
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Bulletin
Washington
Department of Commerce
Department
Manufacturer dies in Richmond prominent lawn mower chief
John M. Lontz aged 71 died of heart disease at his Richmond home. He was president of the F. N. Lawn Mower Co a leading global firm and also headed the Richmond Home Telephone Co and served as a director of the Second National Bank.
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Richmond
Ind
John M. Lontz
F. & N. Lawn Mower Co
Richmond Home Telephone Co
Second National Bank
Ohio Weather Forecast Clouds and Potential Southern Snow
Ohio forecasts cloudy skies with possible snow in the south and east portions tonight and Wednesday. Temperature expected to remain steady.
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Ohio
Santa Claus to Be Given Key to Elyria Thursday
Santa Claus will receive the key to the City of Elyria Thursday at four o'clock. He will arrive by airplane at LaPorte before the hour and be escorted by automobile through East avenue Broad street West avenue to Second street and the public square to the Mayor's office. Mayor W H Vanoster will present the key and welcome him officially. Santa plans to toss candy to children along the route.
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Santa Claus
Elyria
W. H. Vanoster
LaPorte
Anthony Ross
East Avenue
Broad Street
West Avenue
Second Street
Public Square
Santa
Dairyman Sues Village Over Stream Pollution Damages
Ray L. Rowland a dairyman near Wellington filed in common pleas court for 10000 damages and an injunction against the Village of Wellington alleging sewage pollution of a stream through his farm. He says livestock suffered sickness and deaths from drinking the water since the sewage entered the creek.
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Ray L. Rowland
Wellington
Village of
Common Pleas Court
Rowland
Political Drama At Farm Bureau Meeting In Chicago
In Chicago more than a thousand farmers heard Henry A. Wallace and George Peek speak as internal rifts over AAA codes surfaced. Peek, recently reassigned, and Wallace praised progress toward a planned agriculture with President Roosevelt sending a hopeful message while Edward A. O Neal proclaimed radicalism dead though the path remains uncertain.
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Chicago
Henry
Wallace
George Peck
American Farm Bureau Federation
Henry A. Wallace
George Peek
Justment Administration
Washington
Roosevelt
Edward A. O'Neal
Federation
France Will Not Pay On December 15 Debt Installment
Paris reports France will ignore the December 15 debt installment to the United States and may not issue a note of default. The cabinet debated economics and national finances but did not act on the U.S. treasury memo. Officials said circumstances are unchanged and France seeks a new debt arrangement, not a breach of the signed accord.
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Paris
France
United States
United Press
United States Treasury
Father Rescues Family From Flames
In Elmore on December 12 a fire trapped a family in their home. Fred Miller 39 woke his wife and three children then leaped from an upper window in bare feet. He caught each child as the mother passed them to him. Mrs Miller jumped to safety into her husband's arms. The house and contents were destroyed.
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Elmore
Fred Miller
Sled crash hospitalizes Columbus student with skull fracture
Paul Helenthal, an 18 year old from Columbus, was severely injured in a sled crash at Grant Hospital after his sled struck an automobile. Doctors said he had no chance of recovery today due to a double skull fracture.
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Jack Wisdom
Hutchinson
Kas
Harry Pritchard
Wichita
Pritchard
Wisdom
Southwest
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Kingfisher
Okla
Columbus
Dee
Paul Helenthal
Grant Hopital
Helenthal
Conneaut’s Oldest Pharmacist H. Guthrie Dies
Conneaut, Dec 12. H. Guthrie 83, oldest registered pharmacist in the state and a longtime businessman, died yesterday at his home after a long illness in Conneaut Ohio.
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Onneaut
Conneaut, CO
H. Guthrie
Kaeneaut
Lindberghs Depart Manaos for 900 Mile Amazon Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh left Manaos Brazil at 6 48 am for a dangerous 900 mile flight to Port of Spain Trinidad after five months in the air. Their route runs over jungle and mountains toward the coast from the Amazon port, with plans to follow the Rio Negro to the Rio Branco then north to the headwaters in Serra Pacaraimo. They will pass Boavista and Fort Sao Joaquim on the way.
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Manaos
Brazil
Charles A. Lindbergh
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Venezuela
Lindberghs
Amazon River
Rio Negro
Serra Pacaraimo Mountains
Boavista
Sao Joaquim
Postponed Probe of Textbook Costs by Senate
In Columbus on December 12 a special senate committee on textbook costs postponed its meeting for one week due to an error in subp subpoenas. Chairman Sen. D. J. Gunsett said W. H. T. Howe of The American Book Co. and lobbyist W. F. Nihart would testify, but subpoenas were dated December 19 instead of December 12.
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Columbus
Senate
D. J. Gunsett
Dem
van Wert
W. H. T. Howe
American Book Co
W. F. Nihart
Howe
Nihart
Instea
Wintry Blasts Sweep North America In Severe Cold
A vast snow and cold wave hits from the Rocky Mountains to the eastern seaboard. Death toll rises with at least thirty in eastern states and multiple drownings in Washington and surrounding areas.
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Rocky Mountains
Eastern
Seaboard
Alaska
North American
Arctic Circle
Owls Head
N. Y
Pennsylvania
New York City
Middlewestern
Washington
United States
Chicago
Virginia
Minn
Rice Lake
Wis
Devil's Lake
N. D
New York
Boston
New England
Ohio
Dean Buford
H. G. Andrews
Allegheny Mountains
Ontario
Canada
Hamilton
Fort Erie
New Brunswick
Weather warms after record cold in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio the temperature rose from an all night low of 8 degrees as Weather Bureau officials forecast a gradual warm up and more snow to come.
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Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Mexico City Sees Record Cold At 23 Degrees
Mexico City shivered as temperatures fell to 23 degrees Fahrenheit, breaking long standing records. Forecasters predicted even colder weather with all time low marks likely to drop further.
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Mexico City
More Snow Is Forecast in Frigid Columbus Area
Continued frigid temperatures and a forecast of more snow tonight followed a record low of 12.3 degrees in Columbus area weather officials reported. Maryville recorded one degree above zero as the cold snap persisted.
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Columbus
Marynville
Gunman escapes police trap in San Antonio with ransom plans
A two gun gangster shot his way out of a police ambush in San Antonio injuring Detectives Perrow and Hartman and likely heading to Mexico with ransom money linked to the John Factor kidnapping. Three gang members were jailed for questioning, one found with 1400 dollars, as police suspect plans to swap money for Mexican gold and return it for U.S. currency. Perrow remained critically injured. Hartman’s arm wound was not life threatening.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
John
Jake the Barber
H. C. Perrow
Alfred Hartmen
Kilday
Perrow
Hartman
Plead Not Guilty In Alleged Theft Of Wine From Truck
Michael Dene and Jack Brown of Detroit pleaded not guilty yesterday when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro for allegedly embezzling 3090 dollars worth of champagne and fancy wines. They are jailed on 1000 dollar bonds awaiting a December 14 hearing. Denewith, 25, drove a truck carrying wines from Buffalo to Chicago. Brown, 17, was his helper. They allegedly cooperated with two others to steal 97 cases from 700 on the truck after the vehicle mired on Lake road west of Lorain.
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Michael Denewith
Jack Brown
Detroit
Joseph Petro
Petro
Denewith
Buffalo
Chicago
Brown
Denewith and
Lake Road
Lorain
State Patrol To Bear Down On Drunken Drivers
Governor White orders Ohio’s new state highway patrol to bear down on intoxicated drivers. Captain Lynn Black superintendent and O W Merrell highway director briefed. governor urged maximum arrests of motorists driving while intoxicated.
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State Patrol
Columbus
White
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Lynn Black
O. W. Merrell
Captain Black
Stocking Committee Seeks Funds for Merry Christmas Drive
Elyria group aims to aid needy families with gifts and supplies. They estimate 700 dollars needed and urge donations to E. J. Stankard. Tag Day planned for Saturday with 3000 red stockings sold by Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Elyria
Easn
E. J. Stankard
V.w.c. A
Curtis
Maybelle Burner
E. J. Handyside
E. J. Standard
M. Yates
Joe Boddy
Bank Robbers Hold Up West Side Bay City Branch
Three bandits held up the West Side branch of the National Bank of Bay City, forced employees to lie on the floor, slugged a single customer, and escaped with 15204.92 in cash.
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Bay City
Michigan
Mich
West Side
National Bank of Bay
Notifying Men to Go to Work on CWA Projects
Federal re employment office workers log long shifts to notify Lorain area men listed for CWA jobs. Four staffers worked Sunday noon to 6 30 a m to alert 206 men by home visits and calls due to limited phone access. Office will not register new men after noon. emergency notices urge Lorain registrants to appear at the city barns. M A Houghton denies any authority over CWA placements, clarifying Cromling’s office selects workers.
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Federal
Charles Cromling
Cromling
Lorain Territory
Lorain
Lorain City Barns
CWA
M. A. Houghton
Houghton
Ud to Fight Foreclosures in Ohio Homes
The Home Owners Loan Corporation will intervene in foreclosures on owner-occupied homes eligible for its loans. Ohio Director Henry Brunner said banks are delaying foreclosures but must be opposed if they pursue a case where the HOOSC has refused a loan in lieu of mortgage balance. The episode began with John Hibben of Cleveland and Union Trust Co.
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Cleveland. O
United States
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Henry Brunner
Ohio
John Hibben
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Union Trust Co
White House
Brunner
Washington
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