Lorain County sells 151600 relief notes to brokers
County commissioners sold 151600 of Lorain County relief notes to Katz and O'Brien Cincinnati bond brokers at 2 1 4 percent interest to aid matching state relief funds. The deal, made by Dunn and Davidson with De Chant absent, aims to raise up to 930000 and fund unpaid relief obligations and monthly relief bills. A Columbus conference with brokers and state relief examiner Van Sheik was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Katz and O'Brien
Cincinnati
Selec
Oscar G. Dunn
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Munn
Columbus
Dunnsaitt
O P. van Sheik
State Relief Examiner
P. E. Kline, Inc
Dunn
Katz and
O'Brien
Senator King calls for international disarmament conference
Senator William H. King of Utah urged President to summon a world disarmament conference. He argued most nations would accept invitations, with Germany, Italy, and Japan potentially joining later, while Secretary Hull cautioned against timing. King introduced a resolution authorizing the President to convene talks in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William H. King
Utah
Cordell Hull
United States
Germany
Italy
Japan
Hull
Louis Ludlow
Ind
Sen
King
Weather Ohio Forecast and Regional Conditions
Cloudy skies with possible rain in southern Ohio today and Wednesday. Cold tonight and in eastern and southern portions by Wednesday. The Eastern Lake region hosts the moving disturbance from the Central Plains with a trough extending to Texas. A separate low centers in Eastern Montana while highs over Canada and California. Light to moderate rain from the Gulf States to the Pacific Northwest. snow in the St. Lawrence Valley and Northern regions. Temperature rises noted in Gulf States, Ohio Valley, and central-southern areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Central Plains States
Eastern Lake Region
Texas
Montana
Canadian Prairie Provinces
California
Gulf States
Pacific Northwest
St. Lawrence Valley
Lake Region
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Ohio Valley
Middle
Brandeis Retires from Supreme Court After 23 Years
Washington sources say President Roosevelt will quickly appoint a western judge to fill Justice Louis D Brandeis seat. Leading candidates include Harold Stephens Lewis B Schwellenbach Wiley Rutledge Robert H Jackson Sam Bratton and Joseph Hutcheson. Western sentiment favors a western appointee to balance the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Louis Dembitz Brandeis
White House
High Court
Brandeis
James C. McReynolds
Europe
Lst
Harold Stephens
U. S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Utah
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Wash
Senate
Wiley B.: Rutledge, Jr
University of Iowa Law School
Robert H. Jackson
Sam Bratton
Joseph Hutcheson
Hugo L. Black
Ala
Black
Ku Klux Klan
Jackson
No Word From Lost Plane Believed Six Perished
Six people were believed lost aboard the Marine Airways hydroplane missing after a storm. Veteran pilot Alonzo Cope flew from Ketchikan with four passengers, joined by Wrangell passenger Jack Lennon and others from Juneau and Anchorage. Search parties pressed on at Taku Inlet as ice impeded rescue attempts.
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Juneau
Alaska
Marine Airways
Ketchikan
Alonzo Cope
Jack Lennon
Wrangell
John Chappell
Juneau Insurance
Earl Clifford
Ernest E. E
George Chamberlain
Anchorage
Taku Inlet
Eet
Elie
Soldiers Relief Fund Likely To Be Exhausted By May
The Soldiers Relief Commission told the county board that with a $10 000 appropriation for the first six months of the year the fund will run out by May covering relief for about 70 families or 340 people. Members Bratton Colburn and Mrs Beatrice Ferguson seek higher funding and salaries but officials cautioned county finances show a $150 000 potential shortfall in the second half of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers Relief Commission
Board of County Commissioners
George Colburn
Colburn
Harry Bratton
Beatrice Ferguson
Edith Hearne
Elyria
Bratton
Hearne
France Withholds Immediate Franco Recognition
Paris reports the cabinet and Council of Ministers agreed Spain’s Franco regime will not receive prompt recognition. Sen. Leon Berard, France’s agent at Burgos, returns to the Nationalist capital for an unofficial mission to seek guarantees on foreign troop withdrawal and Spanish independence. He will ask whether Spain will honor the anti Communist pact with Germany Italy and Japan.
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Paris
Council of Ministers
Franco
Francisco Franco
Spain
Leon Berard
Burgos
France
Berard
Buros
Germany
Italy
Japan
Hungary
Avon Lake woman fractures left wrist in collision on Broad Street
Mrs. W. C. Mengus, 36, of Lear road, Avon Lake, sustained a fractured left wrist and minor lacerations after colliding with a car driven by R. J. Rolli of Oberlin while crossing Broad Street. She was taken to Twin Marmorial Hospital by her husband and Rolli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Mengus
Lear Road
Avon Lake
R. J. Rolli
RD. 1
Oberlin
Broad Street
Rolli
Marmorial Habnital
Nazis Launch Big War Ship Bismarck in Hamburg
Germany announced its bid for blue water naval power as the 35,000 ton battleship Bismarck slid down the Elbe, named by Adolf Hitler who praised the iron chancellor and urged crowds to keep Bismarck’s memory alive as the fleet prepares to sail the open sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Bismarck
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Elbe
North Sea
Nazi Germany
Old Empire
Scapa Flow
Mrs. J. E. Murbach Dies In Florida
Mrs. J. E. Murbach aged 16 of 1261 East avenue died yesterday morning in Bradenton Florida after an illness since October. Surviving are a son W. H. Murbach of Elyria and a daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer of Bradenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Murbach
East Avenue
Bradenton
Florida
W. H. Murbach
Elyria
Elizabeth Palmer
Capture Two Youths Accused of Kidnaping
Two Columbus youths Everett Marks and Harold Williams, both 20, were captured after a statewide chase across roads to Wilmington Ohio. They were charged with kidnapping, armed robbery, and automobile larceny in connection with the Minton kidnapping and robberies at two Cincinnati gas stations and a Wilmington insurer. The men admitted to two Cincinnati holdups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Ohio
Columbus
Cincinnati
Everett Marks
Harold Williams
State Highway Patrol
Hamilton
C. O. Minton
Sligo
Albert Fritsch
Louis Batzner
Hamilton-Warren County
Fred Cherryholmes
W. R. McDade
Marks
Williams
Tieut
A. QO. Smith
Cleveland Man Killed in Plain City Crash
Charles Ross, 27, of Cleveland was killed and his wife Marcella, 27, was seriously injured when their car collided with a poultry truck seven miles south of Plain City early today. Mrs. Ross was taken to a Columbus hospital in shock with lacerations and bruises.
Body Of Pope Laid To Rest In St. Peter's
The body of Pope Pius XI, sealed in a triple coffin, was laid to rest in a crypt below St. Peter's Basilica amid solemn rites. Cardinals and dignitaries attended as the Pope’s funeral honored a pontificate marked by the Lateran treaty, with a Latin eulogy and prayers, then the coffin was lowered into the crypt.
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Vatican City
U P
Pius XI
St. Peter's Basilica
Rome
St. Peter
St. Peter's
Cardinals
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Blessed Sacrament
Msgr
Antonio Bacci
Apostolic Briefs
Pius
Italy
Vatican
Cardinal Pacelli
Paradise
Angelini Rota
Vatican Notary
Gambattista-Ferrari
Pius X
Cardinal Merry del Val
County Legion Council Meeting Tonight In Wellington
Delegates and members from all Lorain County posts will attend the Lorain County Council of The American Legion gathering hosted by Wellington Post No 8 in Wellington. The meeting is set for Tuesday evening February 14 1938 at the town hall on the square with larger attendance expected amid county concerns. Six delegates may attend from each post and other Legionnaires may be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lorain
Attac Dade «Ll Dicanecinne
Boy Is Prisoner In Box Car For 8 Days
William Houlden found a 15 year old stowaway, Russell C. Donaldson of Connellsville Pennsylvania, locked in a freight car for eight days. He awoke in Peabody Massachusetts after entering a Florida bound car by mistake. Police contacted Donaldson’s father, who says the boy is headstrong but otherwise good.
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Peabody
Mass
William Houlden
Houlden
Florida
Russell C. Donaldson
Connellsville
Uhrichsville
Donaldson
Charles
Pennsylvania
Corrigan
Commissioners In Heated Session Today
A mandamus suit to force the county to pay a $280 bill for deputy sheriffs bonds was threatened as the county commissioners wrestled with the payment. Sheriff Carl R. Finegan and National Surety Corp. agent argued Ohio law from 1929 requires county payment. Assistant Prosecutor Wickens backed the interpretation. Commissioner DeChant moved to pay, while Commissioner Dunn opposed citing longtime custom of deputies supplying bonds and a prior pay raise. Commissioner Davidson continued the discussion on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
C. J. Sotherden
National Surety Corporation
Ohio
William Wickens
National Surety Corp
Edward DeChant
Oscar G. Dunn
John E. Davidson
Plan for Emigration of Jews Discussed in London
The intergovernmental refugee committee, with 33 nations, debated a German proposal to emigrate 460,000 Jews from Germany at 90,000 yearly. George S. Rublee announced resignation and return home. Possible outlets arose: the Philippines, Australia, and the Dominican Republic may accept limited Jewish emigrants or up to 100,000 professionals.
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London
Inter- Governmental Refugee Committee
Germany
George S. Rublee
Berlin
Rublee
Herbert Emerson
Great Britain
League of Nations
Ruddlee
FDR Accused of Lack of Cooperation
Washington February 14 Democratic congressmen at a secret caucus charged President Roosevelt with lack of cooperation. They criticized White House handling of bills and urged more consultation with Congress to unite the party against a stronger Republican minority. Rep. Eugene Cox led conservatives in faulting administration cohesion and coordination with the executive. Rep. Jennings Randolph protested a relief request after a Works Progress Administration cut, deeming cooperation with the executive difficult.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Democratic Committee
House Democratic
Eugene E. Cox
D. Ga
Cox
White House
Congress
Rep
Jennings Randolph
D. Wva
Works ‘Progress
Randolph
Ohio Assembly Swamped By 388 New Bills
In Columbus on February 14 the Ohio Assembly faced an avalanche of 388 new bills. Gov Bricker’s departmental reorganization plan was pushed amid measures expanding welfare, tax and liquor oversight. Total bills to date reached 869, with 322 in the House and 66 in the Senate. parochial school issues also appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bricker
Tax Commission
Conservation Division
Welfare Department
Senate
House
State Liquor Board
Michael P. O'Brien
Lorain Man Acquitted in Burglary Case
A Lorain man named Sagert was acquitted by Judge Guy B. Finchey of burglary charges. The case involved an attempt to break into a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad boxcar loaded with potatoes. Railroad Detective L. V. Jones testified that the suspect was found in the act and had damaged the boxcar seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Finchey
Charles Sai
Lorain
Burgary
L. V. Jonesx
Sauth
Sagert
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Secy. Hull
Westerner
Washington, D. C
Louis Dembitz Brandies
U. S. Supreme Court
Acme
Bulletin
Cleveland
Pope
St. Peter’s
County Council of Legion
FDR
Ohio Assembly
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