Ohio Senate tangled over gas tax diversion and school pay
Columbus, Feb 8 The administration's 3 000 900 gasoline tax diversion bill for relief and the Lloyd bill for state aided school teachers salaries faced delay and possible defeat. Sen William H Herner proposed new taxes to raise 58 million dollars including sales tax, higher intangible property tax, restored personal property tax on vehicles and legalization of race betting. Gunsett signaled support for earned income tax to yield 10 million.
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Senate Finance Committee Recommits Bills After Debate
Senator Herner urged referral to the Finance Committee to coordinate bills and explore methods to shift tax burdens from farms and homes. The recommit vote was 18 to 14, and the Lloyd bill re-commitment ended in a 16 to 16 tie, broken by the lieutenant governor's aye. Governor White’s nuisance taxes surfaced in the House as over 50 new measures were introduced before adjournment, including an income tax plan and a county home rule constitutional amendment proposal.
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Herner
Senate
White
House
Welfare Group Meeting Postponed in Elyria
The Welfare Group session with Mrs. George Fridenstein on North Murray Ridge road was moved to February 9. Local notices also report various visits and gatherings, plus a Washington state cranberry crop drop in 1932 leaving Washington fourth in production with 7,530 barrels.
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North Murray Ridge Road
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Elizabeth Ernst
Cleveland
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Lewis Spiegelberg
M. J. Nuhn
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Elyria
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Frank Justin
H. P. Mackett
L. W. Spiegelberg
C A. Norton
William Baldauf
Avon
Anna Barham
Elsworth
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Lydia Dute
Henry Date
Henrietta
Valentine Cook
Reinhart Cook
South Ambert
Hoquiam
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Wellington delivery service contact details
Delivery service and complaint contact information for Wellington at 301 Herrick Ave East with phone 308 W. For missed copies or delivery issues call Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland, phone 156 R.
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Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Five Florence Starr Paintings On Display At Herrick Library
Five paintings by Florence Starr of Wellington depict Chinese temple scenes from Ann Bridge’s Peking Picnic. Starr, a former mission-school art teacher in China, painted the series after days near the temples with painting sessions starting at 6 30 each evening. Mason will speak on Abraham Lincoln life.
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Herrick Library
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Atlantic Monthly
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Mason
Abraham Lincoln
Reformatory Team Defeats Wellington on Mansfield Floor
The Mansfield Reformatory basketball squad beat Pfaff and Morris on their home floor by 47 to 32. Andrews and Prosser led the locals with high point totals.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Pfaff and Morris
Mansfield
Andrews
Prosser
Six More Weeks of Winter Predicted for Wellington
Groundhog day brought gloom and hopeful chatter in Wellington as forecasts point to six additional weeks of winter. The sun briefly appeared late afternoon before retreating behind gray skies, signaling an extended cold spell per weather prophets.
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Kiwanis Talk Highlights Faith and Charity Show Plans
Bob Rice former Ely Tia Kiwanis president told Wellington Kiwanis members that the world suffers from lack of faith. About thirty local members attended the noon address. After lunch the directors met to plan the Kiwanis charity show set for March 2 in Wellington.
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Ely- Tia
Ashland Dean Booked for Wellington Kiwanis Talk
Professor Mason dean of Ashland College history department will address Wellington Kiwanis on Thursday.
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Mason
Ashland College
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Rebekah Sewing Society Elects Officers at Odd Fellows Hall
Mrs. Maria McConnell was elected president with Mrs. Ruth Ricks as vice president and Mrs. Luella Moehle as secretary and treasurer during a Wednesday meeting. The group planned sewing for the needy for the rest of the year and a chop suey supper was served. Mrs. Louise Sellars was installed as warden in the following Rebekah lodge meeting.
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Louise Sellars
Luncheon Held At Oberlin For Cleveland Guest
Miss Marian Roedel and Mrs. Milton Elliott attended a luncheon yesterday at the home of Miss Edla Pease in Oberlin. The event served as a courtesy to Miss Kathryn Clark of Cleveland, visiting at the Pease home.
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Milton Elliott
Edla Pease
Oberlin
Kathryn Clark
Cleveland
Pease
Local Social Notes and Event Updates
Mrs Paul Recard and Mrs Ralph Slack attended a chicken dinner at the Sullivan school yesterday noon. The Pied Pipers orchestra stopped Thursday Oberlin dances but will play Huntington dances Friday. Mrs Walter West hosted three tables of bridge with high scores by Mrs Henry Ramser and Mrs William Bauhof. Mrs A M Sherburne of Pittsfield visited her daughter Mrs Walter West. Thursday guests of Mrs John Burgman were Mr and Mrs William Gillmore and Atwr TH 1 and Mrs Frank Bonney and daughter Evelyn, both of Lorain.
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Grove Street
Ralph Slack
Taylor Street
Sullivan School
Joe Slack
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Oberlin
Huntington
Walter West
Henry Ramser
William Bauhof
A. M. Sherburne
Pittsfield
John Burgman
Pleasant Street
William Gillmore
Atwr
Frank Bonney
Evelyn
Lorain
California loan draw sparks Western complaints over RF C funds
Washington reports the Reconstruction Finance Corporation faces criticism as self liquidating project funds flow into California. A $22.8 million Los Angeles power line loan from Boulder Dam prompts these protests from the Dubuque chamber and others nationwide.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
California
Dubuque
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Boulder Dam
California Receives Major RFC Loans Before Election
On the eve of the presidential election the RFC approved two large California loans: 40 million dollars for the Los Angeles aqueduct and 61.4 million for the San Francisco Bay Bridge. California papers credit secretary Ogden Mills who, while in the state for Hoover-Curtis activities, telephoned Washington to accelerate RFC action urged by San Francisco businessmen.
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Los Angeles Aqueduct
San Francisco Bay Bridge
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