Farm Bill Approved By The House
The House passed the soil conservation act to replace the AAA, sending it to the Senate as the Farm Bill geared its machinery to spend half a billion dollars to remove 25 million acres from cultivation this year. Senate action and Roosevelt’s signature loom next week. Chester C. Davis urged farmers to plant erosion control crops while details are finalized.
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New Deal
House
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate Agriculture
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Grand Jurors Convene March Third In Cleveland Extortion Case
Grand jurors convene March 3 to hear investigations into a Cleveland extortion gang accused of blackmailing Frank DeFazio for 3900 last October. Suspects Guzzo and Ciarcia are jailed on 20000 bonds. other gang members face related charges. Additional cases include Elyria gas station robbery suspects Ganter and Olds, narcotics selling by Rose Morgan, and Lorain traffic death charges against Nerbert Lewis. Jurors include Elizabeth Smith, Dorothy Andrews, J. F. Mack, Frank Rowland, Esther McConkie, Louise Tomlin, Bred J. Ruth, and Lorain residents Stanley Johnson, Mary Gibson, Coldie Huebner, Emma Zink, Fred Koegle, Gail Zimmerman, Earl Born, and Helen Holcomb.
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Cleveland
Frank DeFazio
East River Street
Grand
Guiseppe Guzzo
Tony Ciarcia
DeFazio
Carl Ganter
Thomas Olds
Elyria
Joe Artino
Oberlin
Rose Morgan
Tornin
Nerbert Lewis
Lorain
Howard R. Butler
Elizabeth Smith
Dorothy Andrews
Wellington
J. F. Mack
Frank Rowland
New London
Esther McConkie
Sheffield Lake
Louise Tomlin
Avon Lake
J. Ruth
Amherst
Stanley Johnson
Mary F. Gibson
Coldie Huebner
Emma Marie Zink
Fred A. Koegle
Gail Zimmerman
Earl C. Born
Helen Holcomb
Plane Makes Forced Landing Near LaGrange
An open cockpit monoplane forced to land on the Moulder farm about one mile east of LaGrange after leaving Baker flying field Detroit due to low fuel. Three aboard, plane damaged on landing gear and a ditch but repairs at a local welding shop allowed a successful takeoff.
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Moulder
LaGrange
George Jenkins
Chronicle - Telegram Circulation Department
Jenking
Baker Flying Field
Detroit
Weather Outlook for Ohio Partly Cloudy Tonight
Partly cloudy tonight in Ohio with a slowly rising temperature tomorrow. Snow is expected tomorrow night following the temp rise. Data appears from a weather update, noting cloudiness and precipitation timing for the state.
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Ohio
Flood Threat Rises as Ohio River Surges at Evansville
Evansville faces a grave flood risk as the Ohio River climbs toward 40 feet after a brief break in the ice jam between Newburgh Indiana and Owensboro Kentucky. The river rose a foot in 14 minutes, threatening lowland damage and marooning Lighthouse Keeper George Peek and his family at the Green River mouth. Engineers guard the Mead Johnson River Terminal with potential dynamite to clear ice, while upstream ice jams threaten the gorge near Uniontown Kentucky and possible eight-foot surges if broken.
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Evansville
Ind
Ohio
Newburgh
Owernsboro
George Peek
Green River
Uniontown
M.S. Collen
Freedom of Mind in Education Highlights Roosevelt Speech
President Roosevelt urged the freedom of mind as essential to true education at Temple University Founders Day. He said government cannot dictate what counts as knowledge and education thrives when citizens pursue truth. He noted gains in literacy, cooperation between government and society, and the democratic value of equality in intellectual pursuits.
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Temple University
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Washington Role Tests Student Courage in Drama
A high school drama recounts a student playing George Washington facing a comic wardrobe mishap on stage. The actor reversed trousers, then unbuckled his sword causing his pants to slip repeatedly while the audience roared. Despite the embarrassment the student persisted with dignity.
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George Washington
Washington
George
Townsend Rep Bell Named Chairman Bid Denied
Rep. C Jasper Bell of Missouri faced a disqualification claim as he was slated to chair the House panel probing old age pension plans. Rep. John McGroarty of California charged bias as Speaker Burns prepared to appoint eight members to conduct the inquiry with Bell as chairman.
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Washington
Rep. C
Jasper Bell
House
John Steven McGroarty
Cal
Townsend
MccGroarty
Joseph W. Burns
Bell
Order Mass Picketing At Akron Stopped
AKRON O Feb 22 Striking rubber workers were ordered to end their five day blockade of Goodyear Tire and Rubber three main plants largest rubber factory in the world Summit County six judge common pleas court granted the company an injunction restraining the pickets from mass picketing Sheriff James T Flower said 1900 deputies were sworn in ready to enforce the injunction if the 3900 union pickets refused to abandon the siege Observers doubted the injunction could be enforced peaceably Flower said it would take him at least 24 hours to organize his forces to carry out the court order
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Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Summit County
Common Pleas Court
James T. Flower
Flower
Lorain Safety Award Banquet Moves to Antlers Hotel
Winners in the fifth annual Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign will receive their awards next Thursday night at the campaign banquet held at the Hotel Antlers in Lorain. The shift from the Lorain Hotel followed a recent fire that destroyed the latter venue.
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Lorain County
Reception for Attorney General Bricker at Elyria Hotel
A reception organized by Frank A. Stetson, Lorain County GOP chairman, followed Bricker’s address to about 300 at the Federation of Men’s Clubs dinner. Bricker, a GOP governor hopeful, did not discuss the candidacy publicly during the Methodist Church program. He departed for Columbia after meeting supporters at the hotel.
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Frank A. Stetson
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Elyria Hotel
John W. Bricker
Federation of Men’s Clubs
Methodist Cluch
Bricker
Methodist Church
Columbia
Mild Weather Forecast For Ohio Weekend
Ohioans were promised a mild weekend by state meteorologist W H Alexander with partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday and temperatures gradually rising. Snow is due late Sunday and the low could drop about 15 degrees above zero. Ice jams have halted river traffic at Cincinnati and other points, but thaw may restore regular service early next week.
Girl Admits Poisoning Flour Amid Family Illness
In Hamlin West Virginia fourteen year old Gladys Dillon confessed to officers that she placed an arsenic preparation in flour used for family bread. Eight relatives, including her father Edgar Dillon a PWA worker, were taken ill. She said revenge for being punished prompted the act and that she only intended to harm her mother. The case goes to the next grand jury.
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Damien
Gladys
U S Squadron Of Planes Returns After Fog
A squadron of twenty one United States Army planes left Brownsville at 10 50 a m EST for Tampico Mexico then turned back an hour and ten minutes later due to dense fog south of the area Army officials said the unit would probably fly again later today.
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Brownsville
Tex
United States Army
Fay Tampico
Mexico
Governor Hoffman Seeks Jassie Return for Lindbergh Case
Gov. Harold G. Hoffman decided to ask Dr. John F. Condon to return from Panama to answer questions about the Lindbergh kidnapping. He also plans to question Millard Whited again, a key witness in Hauptmann's trial, outside courtroom bounds after a conference with Hunterdon County Prosecutor Anthony Hauck and Hauptmann’s chief attorney C. Lloyd Fisher.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
John F. Condon
Panama
Lindberg
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hoffman
Hauptmann
Hunterdon County
Anthony M. Hauck
Plane Falls Heavily On Lake Erie Ice
Three Cleveland men escaped injury when a plane en route from Detroit to Cleveland forced landed on Lake Erie ice near Vermilion. Pilot Henry A. Canning and two passengers leaped free as the cabin went under water after a hard landing. Canning sustained a fractured collar bone. The men walked to shore to Fred Krapp’s home for hot coffee.
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Vermilion
Coast Guards
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Detroit
Tfenry A. Canning
Ralph Hayes
Canning
Fred Krapp
SleighOwnership Pride Echoes Through Iuro Rain County
Readers report a revival of old cutters and bobsleds despite no formal recognition from federal or state agencies. Letters from Columbia Station to Oberlin describe cutters purchased in the early 1900s, a 63-year winter, and family sleighs kept as reminders of past winters, with notes on age, condition, and fond use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Iuorain County
Columbia Station
Andrew Lewis Barber
Barber
Will Rogers
Elyria
Ralph Fowl
Telegraph Road
Addie Addie Shuster
George Street
Cleveland
Fowl
Portland
Edward Fowl
Murray Ridge
Alexander
Grafton
Thomas Howlett
Trowlett
David A. Bonnet
Wakeman
F. E. Baker
Lake Avenue
Wesley Whipps
H. M. Andrews
Baker
Ridgeville
I. F. Diedrich
Frank Diedrich
Sugar Ridge
Diedrich
Ohio
Harry Haven
Thomas Caves
Oberlin
L. M. O'Neal
Bricker Reviews Washington Life At Elyria Federation Dinner
Ohio Attorney General and GOP gubernatorial hopeful John W. Bricker spoke at the annual Federation of Men’s Clubs dinner in Elyria, reviewing George Washington’s life and urging strong national leadership. The event, held at First M Church, included officer elections for the federation and remarks from local pastors and dignitaries.
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Bricker
George Washington
Elyria
Federation of Men’s Clubs
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Washington
Federation
Manhattan
Lengel
First Congregational Church
R. H. Long
M. E
Deane Burns
Church of Christ
Leonard Fowls
Rodney Rockwood
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
Youth Meet Banquet Draws 280 Attendees and Insightful Talks
Will J. Foster reported 280 youths attended the Youth Meet banquet at the Y M C A with Miss Bertha Park presiding. Mrs. James D. Wyker urged a sympathetic, Christian outlook while Dr. Alexander Paul and Mrs. Rose Page Welch were among speakers and performers. The event closed with a dramatization by Wooster Avenue Church of Christ youths. The weeklong evangelistic meetings will begin Sunday night led by Foster and Dan Hughes.
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Will J. Foster
Church of Christ
Bertha Park
Cleveland
W. E. Starn
Disciples of Christ
Ohio
Bible School
Capitol Theatre
Alexander Paul
Indianapolis
Rose Page Welch
James D. Wyker
North Jackson
New York City
Gates Room
Congregational Church
Norman Ward
Wadaworth
Wooster Avenue Church of Christ
Akron
Foster
Dan Hughes
Fire Burning Fiercely At Noon Today
New York Feb 22 UP The tanker Albert Hill owner Atlantic Refining reports fire after forward tank explosion at 11 am 500 miles east of the South Carolina coast. W F Burdell rushing to aid. radio bearings exchanged. coast guard notified as rescue ships stand by.
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New York
Radio Marine
S.S. W. F. Burdell
Burdell
Albert Hill
Azteco
Tex
Albert
8. S. E. J. Sadler
Mussolini Plans Mass Army Rework Amid Ethiopian War Talk
Premier Benito Mussolini reportedly plans to release about 500000 soldiers from Italy's 1,000,000 plus force. Soldiers would be sent home by degrees on indefinite furlough, subject to recall within 24 hours. Official denials followed. The move coincides with reports of a League of Nations mandate discussion and Haile Selassie's possible agreement.
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United Press
RCME
Benito Mussolini
Bis
Italy
Supreme Army Council
League
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Ras Kassa
Ethiopia
Re Itelie
Ethlepia
Four Episcopalians To Be Ordained Priests In Cleveland
Four deacons will be ordained priests at 10 30 a m Monday in Trinity Cathedral Cleveland Ohio by Rt Rev Warren J Rogers Bishop of Ohio The candidates are the Rev John McKelvey Bodiner of New Philadelphia the Rev Berals De frees Brien of Niles the Rev Fraek Van Desen Fortune Defiennce and area Ts Charlee Reuasayvile.
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Cleveland, O
Ohio
Trinity Cathedral
Deatons
John McKelvey Bodiner
New
Philadelphia
Berals Defrees Brien
Niles
Fraek van Desen
Fortune
Charlee
Reuasayvile
Repudiates His Confession Of Clock Murder
Fred Stettler, 25, the suspect in the clock murder of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barbour, rejected his earlier signed confession. Police said he claimed a used car dealer committed the crime and vowed to name the myst erious auto salesman later.
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Los Angeles
Fred Stettler
Carl
Barbour
Stettler
Bert Wallis
Thousands of Political Prisoners Freed in Amnesty
In Madrid on February 22 thousands of political prisoners were released under a sweeping amnesty affecting about 30,000 men and women. The decree, issued yesterday, frees those held for political offenses up to last Sunday as the General Parliamentary election puts left wing parties in power.
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Madrid
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A. E. Kemp
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St. Paul's Evangelical Church
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George Johnson
W. O. McClellan
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