New Deal Dispute Reported
Washington reports a simmering dispute in the New Deal administration with hints that Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes may have been urged to discharge two advisers Louis R. Glavis and Exert K. Burlew. Roosevelt and Ickes deny any such hint. An Ickes detective unit probes graft concerns affecting PWA.
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WASHINGTON
New Deal administration
Harold L. Ickes
White House
Roosevelt
Ickes
Louis R. Glavis
PWA
K. Burlew
Second Baptist Church Plans Future Home After Second Anniversary
The Second Baptist church in Elyria marked its second anniversary with a large dinner at Thompson's hall attended by about one hundred members. The event featured remarks by Dr Crable mayor W H Vanoster and pastor Glenn Settle who outlined growth and upcoming building plans.
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Second Baptist church
Thompson's hall
Fred Davis
Vernon Stewart
Painesville
Charles H. Crabie
Cleveland
Ohio Baptist General Association
Oleanders
National Broadcasting Co
Glenn Thomas Settle
J. C. George
Chronicle-Telegram
W. H. Vanoster
Elyria
R. A. White
Jones chapel
A. M. E. church
Senate Democrats Reelect Robinson as Majority Leader
Senate Democrats re-elected Sen. Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as majority leader for the 64th Congress. The decision was announced in Washington.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
Democrats
Sen
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Weather Ohio Fair and Warmer Tonight and Thursday
Fair skies and rising warmth spread across Ohio tonight into Thursday. Temperatures ease into mild levels with light winds and no precipitation expected.
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OHIO
East in Grip of Cold Wave
Snow and a sweeping cold wave moved into the eastern third of the United States as temperatures plunged to zero and below in northern states east of the Rockies. New York City dropped from 44 to 28 degrees in 12 hours while Duluth Minnesota logged the nation’s deepest freeze at 26 below last night.
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CHICAGO
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Adirondacks
Idaho
New York
San Francisco
Galveston
New Orleans
New York City
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Oswego
New England
Atlantic
Duluth
Minn
Florida
California
Miami
Tampa
Los Angeles
San Diego
Elyria Man Injured In Route 20 Collision
An Elyria man and a Berea woman were injured in a Tuesday morning Route 20 crash east of Elyria. William Gariss, 27, suffered a fractured knee cap and burns. Jean Martin, 28, had minor cuts. Both were taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Gariss works as a draftsman at the Praudler Company.
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Elyria
William Gariss
Kenyon avenue
Jean Martin
Gariss
the Praudler Company
New Judges Sworn In at Lorain County Court
Lorain County installs two new common pleas judges Guy B. Findley and D. A. Cook in a solemn ceremony held at 9 30 a m in Courtroom 1 Chief Justice Carl V Weygandt administered the oath with Judges Washburn Perry Stevens and Ross W Funk in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain county
common pleas
Guy B. Findley
D. A. Cook
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
C. G. Washburn
Perry Stevens
Ross W. Funk
Ninth District Court of Appeals
G. A. Resek
Lorain
Lorain County Bar Association
Judge Findley
bar association
Justice
judiciary
Ohio
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of Ohio
Lotain county
Cuyahoga
Congress To Convene Tomorrow In New Deal Session
Washington January 2 President Roosevelt readies for the first New Deal congress convening at noon to hear a reassurance on unemployment relief and recovery. Democratic majorities face requests over veterans bonuses while leaders fear inflationary pressure from farm debtors and bank failures. The budget and legislative plan remain secret ahead of Roosevelt’s Friday address to a joint session. Senate Democrats meet to confirm Robinson as majority leader as Republicans confer.
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WASHINGTON
Roosevelt
House
Senate
congress
White House
Senate Democrats
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate Republicans
Bitter Bonus Battle Looms
Washington faces a looming clash over the soldiers bonus as President Roosevelt and veterans groups press opposing positions on immediate cash payments. The fight appears certain to unfold from the 74th Congress opening with White House veto doubts and key figures like Frank Belgrano Jr and Huey P. Long entering the debate.
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WASHINGTON
Roosevelt
America
American Legion
Texas Legionnaire
Congress
White House
veterans
Frank N. Belgrano, Jr
Legion
Belgrano
House
Senate
Fatal Hunting Accident Near Portsmouth Ohio
Logan Jones aged 16, son of Ellis Jones a local farmer, was killed when a gun discharged accidentally during a hunt on his father’s farm near Portsmouth Ohio yesterday.
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PORTSMOUTH. O
Logan Jones
Ellis Jones
here
Compton Chosen President of AAAS at Pittsburgh Convention
Dr Karl T Compton president of MIT and chair of Roosevelt's science advisory board is elected president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science at the Pittsburgh convention. He succeeds prior leadership and will guide the society's science agenda.
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Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Roosevelt
American Association for the Advancement of Science
Pittsburgh
Death Summons Well Known Elyrian Samuel G. Sederis
Samuel G. Sederis 43 a longtime Elyria restaurant proprietor died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a week of illness. Born in Greece he built a restaurant empire with his brother William including Elyria Cleveland and Lorain outlets. Survived by widow Clara and three children Christine 16 Mary 14 and George 12 plus siblings in Greece. services at St Andrews Episcopal Church with American Legion interment at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Samuel G. Sederis
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Greece
Mr. Sederis
Elyria
Topliff Hotel
Newell Hotel
William
Broad street
Cleveland
Broadway
i Lorain
Lorain
St. Clair avenue
East 105th street
Elyria place
Sederis
Clara McFadden
Christine
Mary
George
Spero
Nichols Funeral
East avenue
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
E. B. Redhead
Rev. Penoches
American Legion
Ridgelawn cemetery
Sixty Miners Die by Own Action Strike in Poland Mine
Sixty miners in the Baska pit of the Borbrowa coal field staged a death by own action strike to demand two months back pay and a pledge the mine would not close. They stayed underground as water flooded the galleries at 250 cubic feet per minute, prompting a tense crisis as the shaft neared.
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WARSAW
Baska
Borbrowa
Europe
Pecs
Hungary
Arrested man kills two officers before being shot
Elmer Adams aged 40, jailed for harassing women at a dance, opened fire on patrolmen Earl Grubbs 37 and Henry Hart 44 as they transported him. Grubbs was killed and Hart wounded before Urban Leugers, the wagon driver, killed Adams.
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HAMILTON
Elmer Adams
Earl Grubbs
Henry Hart
Adams
Grubbs
Hart
Urban Leugers
Deadly New Year toll tallies 124 across nation
A United Press survey shows 124 deaths from accidents and violence over New Year. Auto fatalities lead with 69, fires 12, personal crises 9, shootings 9, tram accidents 2, alcohol 2, frozen deaths 1, and 21 from miscellaneous causes.
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United Press
Midwest
Cherokee County
Gaffner
S. C
El Paso
Tex
New York
Mary McCrystal
Elizabeth
N. J
Blair Schuman
San Francisco
Easton
Charles Salomo
Fayette
Ida
Cecil Grant
Telwin Sweet
Lawrence Leis
Beaver
Robert Norton
Norton
Seattle
Wash
Floyd Lewis
Walter Nitsche
Pleang Johnson
Ike Rainey
Frank Reid
Akia
Cal
Steel Operations Mounting in Cleveland District
Steel operations in the Cleveland district rose to 80 percent of capacity after the New Year. The increase is the highest since April with 11 open hearths at Lorain, eight at Otis Steel, and 12 at Corrigan McKinney Steel Co. Demand mainly stems from the automobile industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLEVELAND, CO
Cleveland
Cleveland Daily Metal Trade
Lorain
Otis Steel Co
Corrigan, McKinney Steel Co
Annual Farm Bureau Meeting Planned for Lorain County
Lorain County Farm Bureau plans its annual meeting January 26 at Elyria First Methodist Church starting 10 a.m. Murray D. Lincoln executive secretary of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation will be the principal speaker. The program includes reports, board elections, and entertainment.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Elyria First M. E
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
President's Son In Auto Crash
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. 22, son of the president, was released on his own recognizance after an automobile crash at Radner Pennsylvania early New Year’s day. He was en route to a dance when his coupe hit a parked car injuring Edward Newman 24 of Radnor. Radnor authorities kept the details secret until after a preliminary hearing, the case being continued to January 15.
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PHILADELPHIA
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Radner
Roosevelt
Edward Newman
Radnor
City Officials Close 1934 With Salaries Paid In Full
Mayor W. H. Vanoster and City Auditor A. C. Schilieman announced the city ended 1934 with all salaries and bills paid and a treasury balance over 1000 dollars. Voluntary pay cuts had been three fourths paid, covering three weeks. later liquor tax receipts allowed payment of the remaining week of salaries about 3200 dollars. Reduced salaries were waivers only if a deficit occurred, which did not happen.
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W. H. Vanoster
A. C. Schilieman
Injuries Fatal To John A Elden
John A. Elden 42 a leader in Ohio legal military political and fraternal circles died in Cleveland from injuries from a car crash at St. Vincent hospital he had skull fracture and was unconscious ten hours funeral services planned at the Masonic Temple next Friday Elden and his wife Ruth Knox Elden attended a New Year’s Eve Al Koran Shrine event at Hotel Hollenden he was to become potentate on Jan 14
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLEVELAND
John A. Elden
Ohio
Elden
Ohio Bar Association
Ohio American Lesson
St. Vincent hospital
Masonic Temple
Ruth Knox Elden
Al Koran
Hotel Hollenden
British Recovery Series Begins in Chronicle Telegram
Seven articles outlining the high spots of British recovery begin in the Chronicle Telegram today. Written by Henry J. Allen the governor and legislator who personally investigated the subject. The first piece runs on page nine and targets readers studying social progress and economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Henry J. Allen
Hauptmann Trial Opens as Jury Selection Continues
In Flemington New Jersey the Hauptmann trial for the Lindbergh baby murder began with two jurors seated after a delay caused by strong opinions about guilt. Col Lindbergh attended. defense questioned jurors over preconceptions while 150 witnesses are expected. Charles Walton Sr. and Rosie Pill joined as the initial jurors, Walton as foreman.
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FLEMINGTON
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Jane 2
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anna Schoeffler
Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
David T. Wilentz
Edward J. Reilly
Justice Trenchard
High Bridge
Rosie Pill
Califon
Walton
Hauptmann Goes On Trial For Lindbergh Baby Murder
Bruno Hauptmann appears in court shackled and guarded as the Lindbergh baby murder case opens. Prosecutors and defense readied witnesses including nurse Betty Gow while Col. Lindbergh may attend select sessions. Hauptmann’s demeanor alternates between calm and nervous as the trial proceeds.
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FLEMINGTON
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Betty Gow
Col. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
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Robinson
BULLETIN
Judge Cook
Chief
Carl Weygandt
Elyrian
Huey P. Long
Farm Bureau
Thomas H. McEverts
Al Capone
Arthur
Dutch” Schultz
McEverts
department of justice
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