Little Business Men Wrangle At Conference
Washington reports bitter wrangling as a conference of small business men debates a comprehensive loan program for small industry and changes to New Deal laws. Proposals include expanding loans through banks, repealing or modifying undistributed profits taxes, and revising the Securities Exchange Act.
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Washington
Feil
Souzhl
Securities Exchange Act
Httle
Jena Confertes
Roosevelt
Judas
Sitle
Twania
White House
Sud
Agai
Conanerce
Raton
Committee Of Ten Named To Call On President
A 14 member committee will visit President Roosevelt this afternoon to present the conference recommendations. Members include Fred Stoth of Cleve show wholesaler Howard D. North Cleveland manufacturer Wallace D. Kimbal New York machinery, R P Slastey Chicago auto sales, Leslie E. Sanders Orlando Newspaperman O L Roach Danville VA American Institute of Laundering W K Gunter Gafney NC extiles Bernard F Mclain Dallas furniture dealer D E McAvoy New York architect James Daly Columbus salesman.
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Washington
Fed. S
Roosevelt
Fred Stoth
Cleveand
Howard D. North
Cleveland
Wallace D. Kimbal
New York
R. P. Slastey
Chicago
Leslie E. Sanders
Orlando
Weather summary for Ohio and Great Lakes region
A cloudy cool front spreads across Ohio with recent rain, tempers falling east and south. A low pressure system lingers off the Washington coast while high pressure resides from Manitoba to the plains, with light rain in the Ohio Valley and light snow from the Dakotas to Maine.
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Ohio
Coloado
Lake Region
Washington
Manitoba
Plains States
Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Dakotas
Maine
Mississippi Valley
Northern
Plains
Weisman Objects to Farm Program and Credit Meet
Weisman and other leaders discussed farm policy and credit cooperation at the intermediate meeting in Louisville. Speakers including Walter Gada and Madel Samms stressed civic farming and diversification, with Arthur F. Henry elected to fill a vacancy on the Production Credit Association board.
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Coperatan
Loweville
Abd Madel Samms
Vce
Peder
Chidit Bank
Louissiile
Arthur F. Henry
Vourresilte
Vavanex
Sineoey
Comiuties
Woleman
Grafton Man Retires After 48 Years Railroad Service
J. R. Knight of Grafton retires on pension after 48 years with the Big Four and New York Central railroads. He served as agent at Grafton for most of his career, including wartime joint work for the Big Four and Baltimore and Ohio roads. His long service saw thousands of trains and hundreds of thousands of passengers pass through Grafton.
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J. R. Knight
Grafton
Big Four
New York Central
Knight
Baltimore and Ohio Roads
Wellington
Secretary of Russian Newspaper Blown To Pieces By Bomb
In Sofia Bulgaria on February 3 Ivan Mihailoff secretary of the Russian Emigre Golos Rossii was killed when a mailed parcel exploded as he opened it The editor Borig Solovitch was lightly hurt and his wife severely injured The paper publishes irregularly from a three room flat on the city outskirts The blast struck the office room while Mihailoff sorted mail and the editor and his wife were in an adjoining room
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Sofia
Bulgaria
County keeps direct relief under county control
County commissioners returned from the Wednesday Columbus session with a decision to continue administering direct relief at the county level for an indefinite period. They cited anticipated state legislation and economic efficiency versus divesting to cities and subdivisions, while city officials welcomed the continuity. If relief were withdrawn, subdivisions would need their own administration machinery.
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Columbus
Iit
Jas Io Bng
Study Alleged Breach Of Legal Ethics
An alleged breach of legal ethics by Attorney T. A. Conway of Elyria was being investigated by an Ohio State Bar Association official regarding Conway's appearance before the Ohio County Commissioners Association in Columbus. He proposed salary boosts for commissioners and said he would seek a suit in the Ohio Supreme Court to obtain raises, possibly sharing one third of increases with him. The matter centers on Rule 28, Section 2, of the Ohio Supreme Court prohibiting lawyers from soliciting business. Conway claims misquotation by a Columbus newspaper. He filed suit in the Supreme Court seeking a writ to compel the Lorain County Auditor to raise the commissioners' salaries from 41 to 207 starting last August 5, under the new law. The article notes Conway spoke with commissioners who had not signed contracts, and the matter continues on page 2.
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T. A. Conway
Elyria
Ohio State Bar Association
Conway
Ohio County Commissioners Association
Columbus
Ohio State Journal
Ohio Supreme Court
J. L. W. Henney
Oho Supreme Court
Flenney
Vonver Sutton
Henney
Whip State Journal
Wit
Supreme Court
Lorain County
Edward DeChant
Mandawus
Elser
Welger
Gannet
DeChant
Columbus Papers
Commissioners Association
Wilkins
Ohio
Washington
Cleveland Man To Speak At Banquet
More than 250 fathers and sons are set to attend the M. G. C. A. boys division father and son banquet on February 25. Principal speaker will be M. D. Crackle, a Cleveland Y M C A worker and noted youth speaker. He spent two years in Palestine and has traveled widely since, with a talk likely to address the future and youth.
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Hisra
Herman W. Geyer
M. D. Crackle
Cleveland
Palestine
Musician Rescued After Eight Hours in Merrimack River
Edward J. Giblin, 35, a Lowell musician, was trapped on rocks in the Merrimack River for nearly eight hours. Rescued by coast guardsmen in a breeches buoy, he arrived at St. Joseph's hospital in poor condition with frozen feet and possibly frozen hands. His father, John J. Giblin, the Lowell High School bandmaster, joined him at the hospital.
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Lowell
Mass
Merrimack
Edward J. Gibtin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Iff
Giblin
John J. Giblin
Lowell High School
Manchester
Patrick Parpey
Ernest Oulette
Oulette
Oberlin President mocks isolationism with 48 nations plan
Oberlin College president Ernest Hatch Wilking delivered a noon address to about 1800 students in Finney Chapel arguing isolationism is futile. He imagined the United States split into 48 mutually independent nations with tariff walls and armed forces, proposing a shift to Ex Vuo Plura or many out of one.
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Oberlin
Ernest Hatch Wilking
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
United States
Dr. Wilkins
Benjamin Franklin
Wilkins
Frankln’s
Allie
Sis
Warton
Four Die As Car Plunges Through Ice on Lake St. Clair
State police report a two door sedan carrying two couples sank through thin ice into 60 feet of water near Dickinson Island. Four missing are Detroit residents Carl Vincent 50 and Alfreda 45 and Columbus Ohio residents William Edmunston 50 and Bessie 48. Divers and grappling equipment to recover remains were deployed. Police chief Richard du Croix of Algonac directed operations.
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Algunac
Lake St. Clair
Daehfigon Island
Richard du Croix
Algonac
Algona. Mich
Feix
Detroit
Dickinson Island
St. Clair River
Carl M. Vincent
John Edminnston
Columbus
Melvin Wells
Joseph Gab
St. Clair Post
Vincent
Alfreda
Edmunston
Bessie
Show Big Profit In Selling Coal To The State
Ohio Senate Graft Investigating Committee renewed its inquiry into state coal purchases in Columbus after hearing from three mining firms that they sold coal to Maher & North Co. in Cleveland. The testimony suggests profitable dealings with the state purchasing department.
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Cleveland
Ohio Senate
Columbus
State Purchasing Department
Atrip Mining
Maher & North Co
Ohio House Called To Meet Feb 8th
Bulletin from Columbus reports the Ohio House of Representatives is called to meet on February 8 to finish unfinished business from the special session and to consider substitutes for relief administration bills vetoed by Governor Davey.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Davey
Eleven Lose Lives Three Are Rescued
Navy reports two large bombing planes collided in a Pacific crash 70 miles off San Diego during a rain squad. Eleven airmen died, three were rescued. four survived the scene and were rushed to Relief hospital ship. Names of the missing and injured listed, amid an exhaustive search.
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Washington
Navy Department
Pacific Ocean
San Diego
Calif
Navy
U. S.8
N Diego
United States
Dreadnaught
Pennsylvania
Pyramid Cove
Naval
Elmer Glenn Cooper
Erwin John Koch Joe Karl Walton
Aviation
Maurice’ John Fitzmaurice
George Gordon Griffith
Julian Rawls
William Hall Landgreve
Carlton Barmore Hutchins
John Gregory Marion Neidt
Route 20 Curve To Be Eliminated In Lorain County
Lorain County commissioners reported two highway projects for the year including improvements on Avon Belden road from Kingsley’s Corners to Route 2 and the elimination of the S curve on Route 20 at Brookdale Cemetery. Division Superintendent Z R Ault said the plans will proceed this year and will visit Elyria next Monday to discuss additional stretches on Colorado avenue and the North Ridge road bridge.
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Avon-Belden
Kingsley’s Corners
Brookdale Cemetery
Lorain County
Columbus
Z. R. Ault
Ault
Elyria
Colorado Avenue
French Creek
Lorain
North Ridge Road
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