Operation Of Relief Law Explained
A state official outlines how relief funds under the Carey Act may be used by townships and counties. Subdivisions outside the central unit may participate with matching state funds, with retroactive eligibility as of January 1. Monthly relief ledgers are requested from all subdivisions for county auditing and statistical use.
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Jowas
Presen
Lerain
Miyyta
Vott Lake
Auta
Dailimange
Alo
Klebold
End Coach at Princeton Goes to Michigan
ANN ARBOR Feb 23 Campbell Dickson former University of Chicago football star and end coach at Princeton under Fritz Crisler since 1922 today was added to the University of Michigan football staff.
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Ann Arbor
Minch
Campbell Dickson
University of Chicago
Princeton
Fritz Crisler
University of Michigan
Weather Ohio Tonight And Thursday Cloudy With Snow
Partly cloudy in the south and cloudy with light snow in the north tonight and Thursday, with slightly colder conditions in the south. A trough moved from the Ohio Valley to Virginia while a high pressure system sits over the lake region and central valleys. Light to moderate rain reported from the south and middle Atlantic States and upper Ohio Valley, with snow in the St Lawrence valley and western lake region. Temperature changes have been relatively light in the past 24 hours.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Virginia
Lake Region
Dakotas
South
Middle Atlantic States
St. Lawrence Valley
Mississippi Valley
Pershing Battles Illness As Son Rallies At Bedside
General John J Pershing, aged about 60, lies seriously ill in Toulon with rheumatic conditions and high blood pressure. His son and sister Mary Pershing stay at his bedside as doctors report the general is worse yet hopeful for recovery. Physicians note heart concerns but deny a heart ailment, while a relapse followed a recent improvement. Page 2 continuation promised.
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Toulon
John
Pershing
Davison
Gen. Pershing
Tighten Secrecy On Army Navy Maneuvers
President Roosevelt personally tightened secrecy on Army and Navy maneuvers as about 150 ships of the U S Fleet prepared to sail for annual drills in the Pacific. News and camera crews were barred from the fleet, while Fleet Problem 19 was extended to the southwest Pacific near Japanese mandate territory, amid broader moves to curb publicity.
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Washington
Roosevelt
U. S
Pacific
Navy
Southwest Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
American Samoa
Midway Island
Destructive Floods Rage In Arkansas
Destructive floods spread across south Arkansas with rivers rising and thousands of acres flooded. Levees along the Arkansas river were sandbagged as six hundred workers protected areas south of Pine Bluff. The Red River flood forced 1,060 families to flee Foreman and Fulton. White river peaked near Newport isolation occurred. Ouachita river fell at Camden near a record level. Oil field activity ceased as Smackover creek flooded near El Dorado.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Arkansas River
Pine Bluff
Red River
Foreman and
Fujton
el Dorado
Smackover Creek
Ouachita River
White River
Newport
Ouachita
Camden
Washington's Many Interests Described By Speaker
Dr. Carl Wittke outlined George Washingtons wide range of interests to 115 Federated Men's Club members of Elyria at the Church of Christ as they met for Washingtons Birthday dinner. Rodney G. Rockwood was elected president, Frank Spencer vice president, Otto Greene secretary, and B. K. Holmes treasurer as officers for the coming year.
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George Washington
Federated Men's Club of
Elyria
Church of Christ
Carl Wittke
Oberlin College
Ohio State University
Washington
Rodney G. Rockwood
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Deane Burns
Frank Spencer
Second Congregational Church
Rockwood
Otto Greene
First Congregational Church
Carl ©. Schmitkens
M. E
B. KE. Holmes
Mt. FR
Two Traffic Accidents Cause Rib Fractures and Cuts
Paul Molnar aged 52 of Stop 47 12 Elyria Avenue suffered two fractured ribs in a crash when his car was struck by a machine driven by William R. Ziese 79 of 1035 12th Street Lorain as Molnar was turning into his driveway. Molnar treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Gerard Miltner of Strongsville was cut on the forehead in a separate East Avenue collision at 1 40 a m today involving Saverino Bernino of 301 15th Street. Milner’s car and Bernino’s machine sustained significant damage.
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Paul Molnar
Elyria Avenue
Hop. m
William R. Ziese
12Th Street
Lorain
Molnar
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gerard Miltner
Strongayille
East Avenue
16Th Street
Saverino Bernino
301 15Th Street
Millner
Bernino
Inquiry Into Hot Mix Contracts Spurs Senate Probe
Columbus Ohio February 23. State highway department bituminous engineer Harry Sparks testified before the Senate graft investigating committee that the state pays 1.53 a ton more than he deems reasonable for hot mix road materials. Sparks said 3.47 a ton would be fair for T-125 surfacing and noted the state pays about 5 a ton on average for T-135. The panel also recalled Bruce H. Seabright who testified that Lee Bradley, former Gov. Davey employee, was introduced to him by Tremper and that Seabright gave 125 to Bradley because he was “hard up.” Bradley faces a perjury warrant in East Cleveland.
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Columbus
Harry Sparks
State Highway Department
Senate
Sparks
John Jaster
State Senate
Highway Department
Tthe
James Metzenbaum
Bruce H. Seabright
Wheeling
W. Va
Lee Bradley
Martin L. Davey
L. L. Tremper
General Motors Truck Co
Chicago
Seabright
Bradley
Metzenbaum
Trenier
Tremper
Inneh
Meizenbaum
East Cleveland
Davey
General Motors
Charles Druggan
John KR. King
Druggan
Senate Committee
One Killed 30 Injured In Crossing Crash
An icy pavement caused a grade crossing collision between a pauper company truck and a fast Wabash train near Worth Illinois. One driver, Frank Gregson, was killed and 30 were injured including seven members of Hal Kemp’s orchestra and Maxine Gray. Train staff treated most injuries locally. about 15 remained in hospitals. The crossing had flasher signals.
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Frank Gregson
Chicago
Trnck
Hal Kemp
Elrove
St. Louis University
Maxine Gray
Shreveport
Bruce Milligan
Boston
Mass
Gregson
McNutt Denies Candidacy and Possible Roosevelt Third Term
WASHINGTON February 33 10r1 High Commissioner Paul McNutt of the Philippine Islands, spurned by Indiana supporters for the 1940 Democratic nomination, declared he is not a candidate for any public office. He will return to the islands as long as needed and denied any discipline of Lieut. General Davenport Johnson over a travel flight connected to his staff. He said there was no link between Johnson's transfer and the San Francisco Denver trip and refused to discuss a Roosevelt third term.
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Wayne Coy
San Francisco
Denver
Coy
War Department
McNutt
Johnson
Chanute Field
Chamberlain Says No Threat Behind Talks with Mussolini
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain informed the House of Commons that Britain is not negotiating under threat or pressure from Mussolini. He noted colleagues are unanimous about not feeling coerced since the decision to reopen British Italian talks was made.
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House of Commons
Hitler
Austria
Anthony Eden
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
League of Nations
Europe
London
United States
Acme
Benito Mussolini
Situation Abroad Briefly Told by United Press
Vienna Nacis begin campaign against Jews and political activities of priests as 1,000,000 working people pledge support to Schuschnige. London cabinet meets to discuss instructions to Lord Perth on Mussolini deal. Rome Lord Perth leaves for London expected back within a week. Paris cabinet approves 105,280,000 extraordinary defense expenditures.
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United Press
Vienna
Schuschnige
London
Lord Perth
Mussolini
Rome
Paris
U S Bombing Planes Leave For Peru
In Santiago Chile on February 23 United States bombing planes departed for Lima Peru on a return visit to South America. Five planes flew out with a sixth remaining due to motor trouble. The lead craft left at 7 46 a m EST and others followed every two minutes. The flight to Lima was expected to take seven hours.
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Santiago
Chile
United States
Lima
Peru
South America
Post Office Clerks Hold Annual Meeting
Lorain county post office clerks from nearby towns and beyond gathered in Lorain for the annual Lorain County Post Office Clerks Association meeting. Attendance reached 108 as officers were elected for the coming year and speeches from state and local officials highlighted the event.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Floyd P. Moulton
Charles Tape
F. W. Deiner
Amherst
Goldie Kreeger
M. H. Sandow
Elyria
W. J. Curtis
C.W. Berg
Principe
Laddie Cervenka
South America
M. J. O'Donnell
Cleveland
W. Ou. Turner
Lima
Post Office Clerks Association
Hart McHugh
Glenn Roe
Akron
Parker Gilbert Dies Noted Financier in New York
S Parker Gilbert financier former Agent General for Reparations dies at Doctors Hospital from a heart and kidney condition. He was a partner in J P Morgan and Co and director of several leading firms.
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New York
Ri— S. Parker Gilbert
Doctors Hospital
J. P. Morgan and Co
President Roosevelt Ends Five Day Holiday at Hyde Park
President Roosevelt ends his five day holiday at his country home in Hyde Park and returns to Washington. He will drive to Poughkeepsie to view a new post office building under construction before resuming duties.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Washington
Poughkeepsia
Prosecutor Pursues Grand Jury Probe of Black Legion Activity
Macomb County Prosecutor Vincent L. Fitzgerald won a grand jury mandate to probe Black Legion activity believed revived in the area. He cites cult threats and fear of reprisals, noting the group’s 1936 Detroit terror and ongoing prison terms for members in Southern Michigan.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
IUP
Black Legion
Michigan
Macomb County
Vincent L. Fitzgerald
Donald Parent
Fitzgerald
Detroit
Southern Michigan
Feud Ends In Gun Duel Over Island Rights
INDEPENDENCE MO February 23 The lengthy feud over Rumpus Island formed 25 years ago by backwaters of the Missouri River led to a gun duel leaving Frank Hurshman near death with a stomach wound. Jesse Wirick 33 told Prosecutor Russell W Gabriel he shot Hurshman in self defense claiming both fired simultaneously. He said the quarrel was personal and not tied to Mormon land dispute involving reorganized church and squatters. Wirick said he leased land and the item continued on page 2.
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Independence
Rumpus Island
Missouri River
Frank Hurshman
Jesse Wirick
Russell W. Gabriel
Hurshman
Wirick
Hyrshman
Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints
Wirich
Germany Near Its Peak In Size Of Army
Berlin reports that military experts interpret Hitler's Reichstag reference to strengthening the army as signaling possible faster rearma ment but doubt a large rise in actual troop numbers. They say Germany nears the pool of conscripts without extending service, with a potential increase in divisions by cutting men per division.
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Germany
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Russia to Take Measures Against Japan
Moscow reports Tass dispatch from Vladivostok stating public opinion expects counter measures by the government after the detention of the Russian freighter Kuznetskstrof at Hakodate. The ship en route from Petropavlovsk to Vladivostok was detained for coal, searched, with 35 crew and 37 passengers aboard. still detained.
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Moscow
Tass
Three More Added To The Relief Administration
County commissioners added three temporary employees to the relief administration to handle about 1,500 cases. Vera R. Jackson of Lorale, a registered nurse, was hired as investigator at $85 monthly, Ann Breese of Lorala and Pene Kunta of Elyria were stenographers at 7 cents per hour each.
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County Relief Administration
Vera R. Jackson
Lorale
Suomth
Ann Breese
Lorala
Pene Kunta
Elyria
Yeach
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Chamberlain
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W. J. Moriarty
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