Showdown Looms Over Inflationists Program Shift
Washington Feb 3 inflationists push currency expansion behind the 3 billion Frazier Lemke farm mortgage program as a behind the scenes deal consolidates support for a 2.237 billion dollar bonus appropriation. The Patman inflation group hints at future collaboration with farm mortgage advocates to issue new greenbacks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wright Patman
Tex
Patman
Frazier- Lemke
Ethiopians Rush Men And Supplies To Meet Italians
Addis Ababa Feb 3 Arms ammunition supplies and men were being sent to the south to counter the Italian advance. Cabinet ministers returned from the emperor's war headquarters to organize forces and it is hoped 100000 may be dispatched soon. Reports say the Italians have withdrawn from their farthest advance and Ethiopian guerrilla bands are damming roads and flooding routes to disrupt Italian trucks.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Makale
Six Year Old Girl Sacrificed Life To Save Brother
In Cleveland on February 3 a six year old girl Gertrude Kwiatkowski saved her fifteen month old brother Leonard from a fire in their home while parents were away. Gertrude, severely burned, died in a hospital early today while the infant was unharmed. She told her father I asked God to watch over him for he was too young to die.
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Cleveland
Gertrude Kwiatkowski
Leonard
Gertrude
San
Rotarians to Hear Minister at Elyria Club Meeting
Rev. Jacob McInturf of the Glenville KF. Church in Cleveland will speak at the Elyria Rotary Club noon meeting tomorrow at Ellis Restaurant. The subject is not announced and E. J. Crisp will chair the program.
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Jacob McInturf
Glenville M
Ashbolt to Speak at Elyria Relief Workers Meeting
William Ashbolt, Lorain County representative in the Ohio General Assembly, will address the weekly meeting of Relief Workers Local No. 1 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall on Broad Street at 7 30 p m Tuesday. The local group includes WPA workers and others on relief, with both men and women among its members.
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William Ashbolt
Lorain County
Ohio General Assembly
Relief Workers Local No
Elyria
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Broad Street
WPA
Snow Tonight and Tuesday Across Ohio
Weather report for Ohio predicts snowfall tonight and Tuesday with colder air moving in from the west. Temperatures slide further Tuesday afternoon and into the night, bringing chilly conditions across western portions.
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Ohio
West Portion
Begin Study To Determine Practicability Of An Oil Embargo Against Ita y
Experts from oil producing nations in the League open a five point study to evaluate an oil embargo on Italy. They will map Italy s petroleum use and sources, assess indirect supplies via Germany Austria or Hungary, transport by tank steamers, and substitutes like alcohol fuels to judge if a league embargo could curb Italy s war effort in Ethiopia.
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United Press
Geneva
League
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Europe
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Committee of 18 Nations
Ethiopia
New York Faces Looming Citywide Elevator Strike
Mayor LaGuardia announced discussions were resumed and no elevator workers strike would start today. Potential action threatened 1 200 buildings in midtown and lower Manhattan. Separately 40 000 workers in two strikes threatened disruption while a 105 000 garment workers stoppage was postponed by a truce. Violence reported as pickets organized and a watchman was assaulted.
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F. H. LaGuardia
L1th
42Nd Streets
Fifth and
Eighth Avenues
New York
U.P
Lower Manhattan
Chicago
AFL Chief Green to Address Hostile Miners
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor plans a blunt address at a hostile United Mine Workers of America convention. The speech follows attempts to unseat Green as a delegate and echoes the clash with UMWA president John L. Lewis over dissolution of the committee for industrial organization.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Green
Washington
John L
Convintiaa
Wellington Man Severely Burned in Gasoline Torch Blast
Theodore Conklin of Wheeling Avenue remains at Falls Clinic with severe burns to his face hands and right ankle after a gasoline torch exploded while he worked on his car at Sterling Foundry yesterday. Nearby workers rushed to his aid and extinguished the flames.
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Wellington
Theodore Conklin
Wheeling Avenue
Falls Clinic
Sterling Foundry
Wellington And Brownhelm Students Lead In County Music Contest
Wellington and Brownhelm students set the pace at Lorain County Solo and Ensemble Contest with three excellent ratings for solos and groups. Additional excellent and very good ratings were awarded to dozens of performers from Columbia La Grange Henrietta Elyria and Wakeman, highlighting a wide range of instrumental and vocal entries across elementary and high school levels.
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Wellington
Brownhelm School
Lorain County
Columbia
la Grange
Henrietta
Elyria
Allan Dudley
Donald Brenner
Edwin Hamm
Donald Swanger
Chris McDermott
Adelbert Knapp
Brownhelm
John Love
Cathryn Fowell
Alvin Portman
Jack Elton
Donna Stinchcomb
Dorothy Koepke
William Spicer
Esther Kaetzel
Walter Fritch
Annabelle Hose
A Grange
Betty Holcomb
Robert Oppelt
Avon Lake
Rowena
Ingersoll
Oliver Schubert
Elyria Township
Betty Page
Marjorie Falls
Mary Hyde
Helen O'Brian
Wakeman
Francis SK Knowles
Ruth Jeanette Gott
Francis Forbush
Dorothy Ely
Bernadine Taft
Loretta Sweet
Jean Spencer
Ridgeville
Vernon
Raymond Trinter
Robert Pomeroy
Ruth Miller
Amherst
Lawrence Kavanagh
Theodore Nussdorfer
Elmer Green
Virginia Clodwick
Wilma Brewer
Anna Buswell
Junior Hamm
Harold Brenner
Marilyn Porter
Fire Destroys Large Home In Henrietta Two
A major explosion and fire destroyed the 12 room Dute residence on Log Lane Road Henrietta Township yesterday afternoon. Charles and Mrs Dute were burned mildly, Miss Martha Bauman suffered facial and neck burns and was hospitalized in Amherst. A nine year old escaped unharmed. Loss estimated 4000 to 5000 dollars. Birmingham fire department battled the blaze as gas regulator failure was blamed. A grainary nearby was saved and a crowd helped fight the flames. The explosion occurred about 5 pm.
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Henrietta Township
Charles Dute
Log Lane Road
Henrietta
Martha Bauman
Dute
Amherst
Birmingham Fire Department
Dairymen Banquet Planned by Lorain County Groups
Lorain County dairy associations will hold a county wide banquet at Wellington Congregational Church on February 25. The event follows a Hobstein Association suggestion at its annual meeting and includes Ayrshire Guernsey and Jersey representatives. Planning committee includes Harry Rowland chair and members Dean McClellan Theodore Camp Lawrence Betts N Hoskin Ira Lee and testers Kay Eppley and EF Denney.
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Lorain County
Wellington Congregational Church
Wellington
WPA Workers Get Wage Increases
Portage and Ashtabula counties see about 10 percent wage hikes for WPA workers, announced by Dr Carl Watson. Unskilled pay rises from 44 to 48 dollars monthly, intermediate 30 to 55, skilled 63 to 69, and professional 69 to 75. Increases take effect Tuesday after a living-cost study.
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Columbus
WPA
Portage
Ashtabula
Carl Watson
Three Killed In Ohio Accidents
United Press reports three fatal crashes in Ohio over the weekend. Donald Weaver, 15, of Chester Hill, was killed when his sled was struck by a car near Malta. the driver was exonerated. W. J. Jaycox, 65, died in Westerville when his auto hit the side of a Pennsylvania freight train. Elmer Massey, 22, of Paineville, perished when his car hit a tree near Willoughby. Seventeen others were injured, one seriously, in Toledo area crashes.
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Ohio
Donald Weaver
Chester Hill
Malta
W. J. Jaycox
Westerville
Pennsylvania
Elmer Massey
Painesville
Willoughby
Toledo
Elyria YMR Club to Elect Officers Tomorrow Night
Officers who will head the Elyria Division of the Young Men's Republican Club of Lorain County for the coming year will be elected tomorrow night at the club's monthly meeting at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building, it was announced today.
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Elyria
Young Men's Republican Club
Lorain County
Injunction ruling favors City in $134,000 water main case
The Sixth District Court of Appeals upheld the city in the PWA water main injunction suit. It dismissed the plaintiff T. R. Cookston’s amended petition at costs, agreeing the contract awarded to C. F. Lytle of Louix City was lawful.
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Elyria
PWA
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Ben F. Thomas
T. R. Cookston
Lorain County
Lawrence Webber
Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Philip Wilkins
Mt. Vernon
Cookstone
American Rolling Mills
Middletown
C. F. Lytle
Louix City
Lorain Man Dies in Street Collision
Stanley Brzezinski, 67, of 221 West 14th Street Lorain, was fatally struck at Reid Avenue and 14th Street as he walked to church. Driver Herbert Lewis reported the accident. Brzezinski, retired American Shipbuilding employee, long a Lorain resident, survived by wife. Funeral arrangements set at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at the family home and 9 a.m. at Church of the Nativity with Father Dembowski officiating. Burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Stanley Brzezinski
West 14Th Street
Lorain
Reid Avenue
14Th Street
Brezezinski
Herbert Lewis
Ninth Street
Noel Lewis
Braczinski
American Shipbuilding Company
Church of the Nativity
Lexington Avenue
15Th Street
Bittner
I. J. Dembowski
Calvary Cemetery
Appropriation Bill Passes Senate to Conference
Washington Feb 3 The 267 7 million deficiency appropriation bill passed the Senate today and went to conference with the House. It includes 12 178 375 for soldiers bonus administration and 9 185 000 for farmer benefit payments under the AAA abolished program.
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Washington
Senate
Ilouse
Fire at Parker Dam dormitory kills workers in California
A fire at Parker Dam dormitory on the Colorado River killed at least eight men early today. The blaze struck one of four worksmen's residences as construction goes on for the Colorado River Aqueduct project, with word reaching the Southern California metropolitan water district headquarters.
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Los Angeles
Parker Dam
Colorado River
Southern California Metropolitan Water District
The
Water District
Another Hearing on Milk Legislation Wednesday
The Senate Taxation Committee led by Senator Keith Lawrence will hold another hearing on milk control legislation in Columbus. The aim is to craft a compromise acceptable to both dairy producers and distributors before reporting the bill for passage.
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Columbus
Senate Taxation Committee
Keith Lawrence
Cleveland
President Pushes Repeal Of Cotton Tobacco And Potato Acts
President Roosevelt urged Congress to repeal the Bankhead Cotton Act Kerr-Smith Tobacco Act and Potato Act No. 2, noting termination of the agricultural adjustment program. He cited Supreme Court actions as invalidating the acts though not ruling directly on constitutional questions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Food and Medicine Brought by Blimp to Ice Locked Tangier Island
Red Cross officials planned another mission to Tangier Island in Chesapeake Bay to deliver food and medical supplies after a blimp Enterprise delivered 1500 pounds of provisions. The 1400 residents faced possible emergency if ice and wind blocked aid beyond two to three days. A landing was made offshore and aid reached 200 islanders. reports noted cheerfulness despite hardship and one pneumonia patient.
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Washington
Tangier Island
Chesapeake Bay
Red Cross
Karl Lange
Robert Guy
George Evans
Oscar Bailey
Albert Titch
Francis Reuben
Coast Guard
Unalga
Lange
Plan Battle On Farm Aid Reform Plan Debate
Washington report says the House Agriculture committee passed a new farm bill substitute for the invalid AAA by 17 to 6. Senate action looms on a $60,000,000 seed loan fund as the pending measure. McNary leads the attack against Bankhead-Jones while both parties hesitate to openly oppose a federal farm subsidy program.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
AAA
Senate
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
McNary
Several Articles Stolen From Grafton Store
Deputies Nau and Monroe investigated the theft at George Spitzer’s hardware store in Grafton. Entrance was gained through an outside coal chute into the basement. Loss included two blow torches four watches a safety razor a harmonica and compass. Reisinger farm power pump parts were stolen on Butternut Ridge road near Route 20 with an estimated loss of 42 dollars.
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Gerald Nau
Ed Monroe
George Spitzer
Grafton
E. W. Reisinger
Butternut Ridge Road
Route 20
Chalmer Davidson
Moroe
Reisinger
Wildlife conference opens in hotel turned primeval forest
Washington February 3 1933 Roosevelt wildlife conference opens at the Mayflower Hotel with a forest set including live quail elk heads and a jazz band. Hopk in s relief plans to drain ponds and pipe creeks as a mock nature lesson while a se ries of exhibits recreates a forest atmosphere inside the hotel during a five day event.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mayflower Hotel
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Wildlife Conference
Hopkins
No Ruling Yet On TVA Case And Tennessee River Dam Plan
The Supreme Court deferred ruling on the constitutionality of the New Deal TVA experiment for at least a week. Sen. George Norris proposed a $200.9 million dam at the Tennessee River mouth to flood control and hydro power across the Mississippi Valley, noting potential power for Indianapolis Chicago Louisville Cincinnati Columbus and possibly Cleveland.
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Washington
U. P
Supreme Court
New Deal
TVA
George Norris
Neb
Tennessee River
Norris
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee
Mississippi
Indianapolis
Chicago
Louisville
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Governor Earle Attacks Al Smith and NRA Policy
Pennsylvania Governor George Earle told United Mine Workers the NRA is the greatest law on American lawbooks and condemned special interests. He attacked Al Smith and the Liberty League, saying Smith is gone and urging fair play through regulation to end sweat shops. He warned that overturning the Guffey Coal Bill would revive economic slavery for miners and their families.
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Washington
NRA
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers Today
Alfred E. Smith
Democratic Party
William Green
A. F
Green
United Miners
Earle
America
Smith
Liberty League
Sweat Shops
Duponts
Delaware
Dupont
The
al Smith
Happy Warrior
Mr. Smith
Dupont Liberty League
Guffey
Sam
Threat of Famine Menaces London
London faces the danger of a meat shortage as 8,200 workers at Smithfield Market walkout for higher pay. The strike halts operations for the world’s largest meat market, threatening supply for London and a 100 mile radius, with over 3,000,000 pounds handled daily. Police cordon entrances as pickets form to block market access.
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London
Smithfield
Great Market
Eccles Designated Chairman of Board
Eccles designated chairman of the board while Roosevelt acts as executive head. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve named in the notice, with fees and roles for 192X era.
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Eccles
Washington, Fee, & Dent Roosevelt
Board of Governors
Bynem
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Pennsylvania Commissioners
Silcox
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