Senate Passes Veterans Loan Bill Over Hoover Veto
The Senate approved the Veterans Loan Bill over President Hoover’s veto, after House passage 328 to 79. The measure boosts loan value of veterans’ adjusted service certificates to 50 percent, with funds from a planned $500 million bond issue to cover initial demand. Veterans are advised to apply at regional offices rather than mailing applications.
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Washington
UFI
Senate
Veterans’ Loan
Hoover
House
Veterans Bureau
Treasury
LaPorte Woman Hurt In Crash
Mrs. Howard Morgan of LaPorte sustained serious cuts to her eye and forehead when a car carrying her and her husband collided with a second vehicle belonging to H. B. Pumphrey of East Avenue. The crash occurred yesterday afternoon and Mrs. Morgan was treated at the Elyria Clinic by Dr. W. B. Hubbell.
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Howard Morgan. LaPorte
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H. B. Pumphrey
East Avenue
Morgaan
W. B. Hubbell
Elyria Clinic
Kelser Takes Oath For County Auditor
Charles Kelser of Lorain was sworn in as county auditor yesterday afternoon before Probate Judge H. C. Wilcox. Kelser’s $7,500 bond was approved by the county commissioners.
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Kelser
Charles Kelser
Lorain
H. C. Wilcox
Ohio Weather Forecast Sees Cloudiness and Rain Likely
Increasing cloudiness tonight in Ohio with Saturday rain likely as a warm front moves east. Temperatures rise in the Lower Ohio Valley with showers possible Saturday afternoon or night. Shippers forecast shows above normal readings across regions with variable chilly Lows in the far north.
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Ohio
White River
Pas
Winnipeg
Ohio Valley
Colorado
Elyrian Invited to Confer With Hoover on Crippled Children Bill
Elyria born movement grows internationally and seeks federal aid for crippled children. E F Allen of the International Society for Crippled Children will attend a joint House Senate hearing in Washington and then confer with President Hoover. The proposed bill would provide staged federal appropriations totaling up to 5 million annually and require matching state funds. It targets physically handicapped children under 21 for rehab, education, vocational guidance, and staff supervision, aiming to elevate services to professional status and solidify Elyria’s pioneering role since 1915.
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Congress
E. F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Allen
Washington
House
Senate
Education and Labor
Hoover
Jesse Metcalf
Rhode Island
Alien
Tively
White House
Ohio
Hit
Misa
International Society
Elyria
W. A. Walls
Kent
The
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Appeal Hearings For Local Police Officers Held
The appeal hearings of Police Officers F. Birkline and Christ Kray were submitted to Judge W. P. Vaughn on briefs with oral argument. The issue is whether suspensions must originate with the chief or may be ordered by the service director amid efficiency charges. Birkline and Kray were suspended February 1 by the service director. appeals to the Civil Service Commission failed and the case moved to Common Pleas Court, now under advisement.
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Birkline
Kray
Civil Service Commission
Common Pleas Court
Deadly hurricane devastates Fiji islands
A tropical hurricane struck Suva and surrounding districts in Fiji on February 27, killing at least 100 and destroying an entire village. Flooding filled streams and flattened crops across Lautoka, Ba, and Rewa as wind and water carved new channels. The scene also notes unrelated Soviet and French statements not connected to the disaster.
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Suva
Fiji Islands
Fin
Lautoka
Rewa
Second gunman tied to Potter murder in Cleveland case
Cleveland detectives link a second gunman to ex-Councilman William K. Potter’s murder. They identify a wild party at a West Side hotel four weeks earlier attended by Pittsburgh Hymie Martin, his associate, and two women. A blue Mormon sedan from Philadelphia is tied to the night of Jan 31. Akron Mary Outland is sought as Martin’s companion.
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Cleveland
William K. Potter
West Side
Pittsburgh
Martin
Trigger Man
Willis Baxdale
Pttsburgh Hymle
Pennsylvania
Potter
Get Garage
Philadelphia
Akron
Mary” Outland
Wallace Thomas
Thomas
Capone Sentenced to Six Months in Contempt
Chicago February 27 Al Capone was found guilty of contempt of Federal Court by Judge James H Wilkerson and sentenced to six months in jail. The decision came immediately after final arguments and Capone showed no comment when the sentence was announced.
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Capone
Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
James H. Wilkerson
Ambush near Bond Sargent Store Leaves Bandits Mauled
In Grants New Mexico on February 27 one bandit was killed and four wounded when six men walked into an ambush set by Sheriff deputies warned of the hold up. Deputies from Valencia and McKinley counties opened fire after the bandits ordered manager G. G. Gunderson to surrender the company money.
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Grants
N. M
Bond Sargent
Gallegos
Valencia County
Crockett
McKinley County
G. G. Gunderson
Unemployed Rally Barricades Police at Buffalo Court
In Buffalo on February 27 police reserves were summoned as more than 200 unemployed men gathered before the city court building to protest the arrest of two companions. The men had driven two large trucks through the streets toward Albany to press unemployment relief demands on Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt. The trucks bore red painted signs reading Albany or Bust.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Daugherty Denies Wrong In Bank Transactions
Mal 8 Daugherty testifies after his mother's funeral denying any illegal conduct in dealings with Virgil Vincent while he led the Ohio State Bank. Vincent, indicted for perjury over grand jury testimony, faces charges tied to bank closing actions. Daugherty says a 3000 dollar loan to Vincent on August 17, 1929 was proper.
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Daugherty
Washington
C. H
Virgil Vincent
Ohio State Bank
Jane Daugherty
Washington Cemetery
Vincent
Agreement on Naval Appropriation Bill Reached
Washington Feb 27 Chairman Hale of the Senate Naval Affairs Committee announced agreement between the House and Senate on the Naval Appropriation Bill. Conferees approved construction of 11 destroyers in government yards and a cut from four to three midshipmen appointments per congressman after this year. The Navy Bill stands as the penultimate appropriation measure before adjournment next Wednesday.
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Washington
Hale
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
House
Senate
Annapolis
Congress
Veterans urged to delay loan applications few days
Washington Feb 27 Col George Ijams director of the U S Veterans Bureau issued a request that World War veterans not in actual need delay their loan applications for the proposed new law for a few days so veterans in poor circumstances can be cared for the request follows the plan to speed aid to those most in need while the measure awaits passage and implementation
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Washington
Col
George Ijams
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Lorain Railroad Protests Adding Of Three Busses
Lorain Street Railroad Company petitioned the Public Utilities Commission to rescind an order allowing three buses for the Southwestern Bus Company after the interurban service ceased. The bus line would run between Lorain, Elyria and Amherst, with the Southwestern Bus Company authorized to operate.
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Columbus, O
Lorain Street Railroad Company
Public Utilties Commission
Southwestern Bus Company
Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Company
Lorain
Elyria
Amherat
Southwestern Bus Com
Delay Start Of Check Payments At National Tube Lorain Works
E W Brown announces payrolls at National Tube Company Lorain works will continue to be paid in cash. The check system is postponed for the present and no date is given to resume checks. The move follows a Commission decision and protests未 shown in fragmentary text.
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Lorain Works
National Tube Company
E. W. Brown
Brown
Elyria Awards Bus Franchise To Car Men In 4-3 Vote
Elyria council approved a temporary bus operating privilege after a tense 4 to 3 vote. The car men backed by Roy F. Burnett and H A Searles will begin with four buses, 10 cent fares, and 60 day trial, while a business group led by A G Bean proposed four buses and 25 cent family tickets.
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Elyria
Cleveland Southwestern Railway
Atracl
Elyria Transportation Company
Council
Geo. Richwine
George Stark
Clarence Locke
Paul Wainwright
Anna Kennedy
George Stevens
Myron Jones
Walter Kohn
Boatness Group
Coune
Roy F. Burnett
H. A. Searles
Thomes O. Marsh
Roy
Profit By Housecleaning.
Fragmented OCR text describes cleaning work and sales in a local paper with references to items like tables, ice boxes, washers, radios, and chairs. It mentions costs, results, and ads but the passage is garbled with repeated phrases and incomplete sentences.
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