Ohio House votes for state liquor monopoly plan in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio the House backed the administration liquor control bill by 94 to 18 ending attempts to substitute a licensing system. Governor White and Senator Lewis signaled the Senate will likely back the measure next week to establish state monopoly stores. A 30 day drug store sale bridge was proposed as a temporary step.
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Columbus
Senate
Ohio House of Representatives
George White
Karl R. Lewis
House of Representatives
Ohio
House
White
Advisory Commission On Liquor Control
State Board of Pharmacy
The Weather Forecast Ohio Partly Cloudy Tonight
Partly cloudy in Ohio tonight with slightly colder temperatures in the far east. Sunday will be cloudy with rain possible in the afternoon or at night.
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Ohio
Auditors from Ohio cities seek relief for municipal finances
Ohio city and village auditors met in Columbus to outline worsening finances. They pressed for gubernatorial action and a moratorium on bond principal payments as tax revenue falls and delinquent taxes rise. A committee, including Lorain officials PoHack and Yers, was formed to present data to the Governor and urge relief measures.
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Columbus
White
Ohio
Lorain
PoHack
W. H. Vanoster
J. C. George
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Vanoster
Auger Thomson for Atate for Columbus Ohio Dec 16 Vote on Liquor Bill
Democrats who voted for the bill listed many representatives from Franklin Hamilton Henry and others with district designations along with a large bloc of Republicans including Best Cassidy Gessaman Guyer and Taft. Several names are noted as voting against or not voting with present members Harter Miler and Van Voorhis.
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Columbus
House
Addison
Franklin
Allen
Hamilton
Armbruster
Henry
Baker
Summit
Earr
Beatty
Bittinger
Ashland
Bohnert
Pickaway
Boyd
Cuyahoga
Brandewie
Auglaize
Byrne
Lucas
Carey
Conroy
Jefferson
Curtis
Ditmars
Holmes
Douglas
Fairfield
Hunter
Kalb
Ottawa
Kaser
Shelby
Kehrer
Crawford
Kemp
Licking
Kesler
Highland
Krickenberger
Darke
Lauer
Marion
Lawrence
Lehmann
Sandusky
Limes
Hardin
Maxwell
Defiance
McCluskey
McCrystal
Erie
McNamee
Mildren
Washington
Moore
Pike
Nisw
Agnew
Mahoning
Best
Bostwick
Madison
Cassidy
Creesy
Ashtabula
Cronin
Columbiana
Diebel
Medina
Gessaman
Guyer
Hancock
Haemer
Ingersoll
Trumbull
Johnson
Fulton
Jones
Meigs
Portare
Keifer
Clark
King
Vinton
McChesney
Greene
McCulloch
Miami
Metcalf
Pollock
Stark
Roberts
Rogers
Lorain
Taft
Thomson
van Ness
Champaign
Ward
Geauga
Whitney
Delaware
Beard
Montgomery
Kasch
Bangham
Clinton
Crowe
Evans
Gillespie
Green
Coshocton
Gradison
Hall
Guernsey
Kane
McIntorf
Morgan
Nidar
Gallia
Pettit
Logan
Richards
Carroll
Slagle
Wilkins
Lake
Cordes
Harter
Miler
van Voorhis
Stark County
Truck Rules To Be Explained At Mansfield Meet
Lorain County truck operators plan a Mansfield meeting with Public Utilities Commission officers next Monday night. Allyan M Gehl of the Elyria Automobile Club says regulations will be explained and discussed at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the Farmers Bank Building. A number of local truck operators are expected to attend asking questions about the rules.
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Lorain County
Mansfield
Public Utilities Commission
Elyria Automobile Club
Chamber of Commerce
Farmers’ Bank
Lorain
Allyan M. Gehl
Automobile Club
Farmer Shot At While Waiting For Hunting Friends
Edward Bremkie of 535 West Avenue told Sheriff Clarence W. Dick a River Road LaGrange Township resident shot at him twice around 1 a.m. as he waited in his car for hunting friends. Bremkie left the scene. Sheriff Dick to instruct him on safe nighttime firearm use.
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Edward Bremkie
West Avenue
Clarence W. Dick
River Road
LaGrange Township
Bremkie
Hunt Guard With $39 000 In Currency Escapes in Chicago
A Brinks Express guard, Allen Hammel 37, fled an armored truck on a Loop street with 39000 dollars after a bank handoff. Witnesses say he dashed down an alley with the money and a revolver. Police issued a guard at his home and he may be mentally distressed.
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Chicago
Express Company
Allen Hammel
Brinks Express Company
Hammel
Ellen T Marshall destroyed by fire near Cape Sable
A Gloucester fishing schooner Ellen T Marshall was lost to fire with nine feared dead after a blast of flames 25 miles south of Cape Sable. Coast Guard and Nova Scotian crews searched the scene as survivors and casualties were tallied from dories landing near Tusket and Seal Island.
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Boston
Magss
Ellen T. Marshall
Seal Island
Yarmouth
N. S
Gloucester Coast Guard
Eastern Division
Eben T. Marshall
Cape Sable
Dories
Coast Guard
Mojave
Gloucester
Essex
United Fisheries Association
United States
Nova
Tusket
St. John’s
Nfd
George
Kenneth Parsons
Belle Island
Urge Drive For Delinquent Taxes
Ohio Education Association committee urges a tax collection drive to fund education and solve statewide problems. The plan calls for state financing a reasonable foundation level for school support, a uniform tax rate reflecting district financing, and protecting voters rights to authorize special tax levies at the convention.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Ohio Representative Assembly of Teachers
Operation Fatal To Famous Novelist
Robert W. Chambers, renowned American novelist, died at Doctors Hospital after an operation on December 16. He had been ill about three months and was 68. Chambers authored many historical and romantic novels.
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New York
Robert W. Chambers
Doctors Hospital
Chambers
Lindberghs Return After 25 000 Mile Flight
The Lindberghs landed at 2 ET in a dramatic homecoming after a 25 000 mile journey visiting 19 countries. A news plane pursued in an aerial duel before Lindbergh eased into port near the landing base amid cheering spectators and Pan American launch escorts.
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Lindberghs
San Pedro de Macoris
Dominican Republic
Jon
Lindbergh
Foremen's Club Nominates 1934 Officers and Directors
The Elyria Foremen's Club nominates three candidates for each of four offices for 1934. Nominations include Earl Harper Colson Co and Claude Wigfield Pfaudler for president. Glenn Shoemaker Western Automatic and Irvin Geitgey Elyria Telephone for first vice president. Ernest Jones Shell Oil and Merritt Giles Ohio Public Service for second vice president. Howard Gollmar Elyria Foundry and Clem Gretz Steel and Tubes for third vice president. Election at January meeting following a Christmas program at the YMCA with Santa and entertainment.
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Elyria Foremen's Club
Earl Harper
Colson Company
Glenn Broderick
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Claude Wigfield
Pfaudler Company
Glenn Shoemaker
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Irvin Geitgey
Elyria Telephone Company
Paul Hines
Harshaw Chemical Company
Ernest Jones
Shell Oil Company
Merritt Giles
Ohio Public Service Company
E. A. Wolfe
General Industries Company
Howard Gollmar
Elyria Foundry Company
Clem Gretz
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Ross Aungst
Fox Furnace Company
Albert Vietzen
McClellan
George Turk
Haag
Santa Claus
Man Dies In Sylvania Township House Fire
TOLEDO, O., Dec. 16 One man was burned to death in a fire that destroyed the home of William Baker in Sylvania township today. The body of Clarence Harding, 66, a neighbor, was found in the ruins of the house.
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Toledo
Willam Baker
Sylvania Township
Clarence Harding
State anxious for action on Middle Ave improvement
The state plans to let the Middle Ave project in Elyria early next year with a $153000 cost. State paying 90 percent, city and county five percent each. city share about $7500 to be funded by auto license sales. Plans include a center strip, ornamental lighting, and two traffic lanes, with federal approval expected before January first. Mayor Vanaster and Chronicle-Telegram officials pressed for quick local legislation to start work and provide employment.
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Middle Ave
Elyria
C. L. Moyer
State Highway Department
W. H. Vanoster
J. C. George
Chronicle-Telegram
Columbus
Moyer
Vanaster
CWA Office To Move To New Quarters
Lorain county CWA plans to relocate from two small court house rooms to three rooms on the third floor of the Masonic Temple building. Awaited approval, for an additional 500 employed on CWA jobs, and current county totals show 1828 workers with one director and nine staff members handling projects and approvals.
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CWA
Lorain County
Masonic Temple
M. A. Houghton
Steel output to increase in Youngstown area next week
Youngstown district steel plants will raise ingot output by 36 percent next week at three valley facilities. Republic Steel operations will rise to 35, Carnegie Steel to 55, and Youngstown Sheet & Tube to 31 as heavier auto mobile steel buying drives the upturn.
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Youngstown
Republic Steel Corp
Carnegie Steel Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Schoolboys Quarrel Ends With Stabbing Incident
Frederick Fleck, 14, of Sugar Ridge road, was stabbed in the arm during a schoolboy quarrel. Deputy Sheriffs Gerald Nau and William Holst will hear the case in juvenile court. Peter Ternes reported the incident. Frederick says a 13-year-old classmate used a pocket knife during the dispute. The injury is described as not serious.
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Frederick Fleck
Sugar Ridge Road
Gerald Nau
Willam Holst
Peter Ternes
Frederick
Special tax levy looms for Akron
Columbus Ohio December 16 State Tax Commissioner Carlton Dargusch warned that a special tax levy may be needed to operate Akron and perhaps Summit County government and the schools to avert governmental breakdown. He cited existing bond levies totaling 7.75 mills within a 10 mill limit, leaving only 2.25 mills for city operating purposes.
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Columbus
Akron
Carlton S. Dargusch
Summit County
Dargusch
City of
NRA six months in operation shows workable progress
Review reports by H C Thompson in United Press detail six months of NRA activity under Roosevelt. More than 4,000,000 workers reemployed, payrolls boosted, and code successes in steel textiles lumber oil coal and footwear. Emphasizes collective bargaining, elimination of sweatshops, and curb on unfair practices. Congress faces plans to preserve current act, resist a 30 hour week, and defend collective bargaining rights. Senator Wagner may seek amendments to strengthen the guarantee.
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H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Congress
Ad Labor
Wagner
Dem
New York
Elyria to Paint and Clean Schools During Vacation
Elyria schools closed for Christmas vacation will host a two week cleanup and painting drive under the CWA with 300 workers starting Tuesday. A driveway project at Elyria High is already underway and a new fence may be added. Officials hope to complete work before January 2, with possible post hours to finish if needed. Estimated cost is $18,000.
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Elyria
James F. Brown
CWA
Elyria High School
Brown
Little Change In Steel Plant Schedule
In Lorain Ohio operations at the National Tube Company plant will run on a similar basis to last week. One blast furnace and ten open hearth furnaces active. Bessemer converters idle. blooming mills run to conditions. Mill schedules list Five skelp mill three days, Two seamless two days, Two butt three days, Five butt five days, and all lap mills idle.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
Bessemer
Skelp
No Bids On Lorain Building Auction At Sheriff Sale
The Victory block at Seventh and Broadway Lorain failed to sell when offered for sale by Deputy Claude Adams this morning to satisfy a Metropolitan Life Insurance Company judgment of 33558. The appraised value was 87000 and the minimum price 58000. No bids were received. The building is owned by Edgar G Yeckely Lorain.
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Lorain
Victory Block
Seventh and Broadway
Claude Adams
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
New York
Adams
Edgar G. Yeckely
Author Louis Vance Dies in Fire Accident
BULLETIN NEW YORK Dec. 16 Louis Joseph Vance 54 author of the Lone Wolf series and other novels was burned to death today when he fell asleep with a lit cigarette in his mouth.
Villa Sorrento Beer Garden Blaze in Garfield Heights
State fire marshal investigation into a $20,000 blaze at the Villa Sorrento Beer Garden in Garfield Heights suburbs. Fire Chief Otto Bicker said a watchman was supposed to be on duty and that no one was around when firemen arrived.
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Beer Garden
Cleveland, CO
Villa Sorrento Beer Garden
Garfield Heights
Otto Bicker
Bicker
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