Wagner Pushes $1 Billion Boost for HOLC Lending Power
Senator Robert F. Wagner announces a bill to raise Home Owners Loan Corporation lending authority by $1 billion with an extra $100 million for modernization and rebuilding. He says the move should gain administration support as clerks file more than 2,400 bills for House consideration and several controversial measures are among them.
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Washington
Robert F. Wagner
N. Y
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Congress
House
Mosaic of Moses as Teacher Not Leader in Jewish Thought
Jewish authors describe Moses not as a consummate statesman or hero but as Moshe rabbenu our teacher, reflecting a view of his role centered on instruction and guidance rather than political or martial achievement. The emphasis shifts from grandeur to pedagogy in this portrayal.
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Moses
Moshe Rabbenu
Death Claims Two Members Of Family In Ohio
Two members of a former New London family die within 24 hours in Cleveland. Ezra A. Kelly 50 of Newton Street Cleveland died after four days illness. Mrs Iane Weedman 73 Beth Weedman Kelly mother in law to Kelly died after hospital stay. Double funeral set for Saturday. burial in New London.
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New London
Ezra A. Kelly
Newton Street
Cleveland
Mr. Kelly
Charles
Egypt
Milk Market Regulation Debated by Ohio Producers and Distributors
More than 100 milk producers and distributors testified before the Ohio state commission in Columbus on January 4 seeking a new plan to regulate Cleveland’s milk market. Debates centered on the failed marketing agreement, the market pool, and calls for an advisory board to craft a more effective framework. The Northern Ohio Milk Association pressed that the pool understates producer returns and invites reporting evasion.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Louis Vinocur
Commission
Northern Ohio Milk Association
Move to settle Kaynee strike faced by Cleveland and Bucyrus
The National Labor Board moved to settle the two month Kaynee Company strike in Cleveland and Bucyrus Ohio. Officials from Kaynee Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and Ralph A. Lind were invited to a conference next Wednesday. A 60 member employee committee presented a petition signed by 590 of Kaynee's 600 workers asking to return to work during talks.
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Washington
Kaynee Company
Cleveland
Bucyrus
National Labor Board
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Ralph A. Lind
Lind
Kaynee
Elyria Board of Education gains new officers in 1910
Lee Stroup elected president of the Elyria Board of Education with Gates Wa sworn in as a new member. Dr. O T Maynard also joins. John Murbach and Dr C F Cushing retire after 12 years on the board. Amherst Township reports a general quarry strike with plans to move toward Elyria and other quarry towns.
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Lee Stroup
Elyria Board of Education
Gates
O. T. Maynard
John Murbach
C. F. Cushing
Amherst
Amherst Township
Elyria
Grafton
Berea
Brownhelm Boy Named All State Corn Delegate
Erwin Neiding of Brownhelm receives a delegate appointment to the all state corn show and convention at the Panama Pacific exposition in recognition of producing 121.46 bushels of shelled corn per acre one of the state contest’s top yields. The commission is signed by Governor Cox.
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Erwin Neiding
Brownhelm Boy
Cox
Elyria Builds Permit Value Tops Million Dollar Milestone
Five years ago on January 4 1930 Elyria saw 577 building permits issued totaling 904935 in construction. Estimated actual spending neared 1250000 with United States citizenship certificates presented to 27 foreign born Elyrians at a city ceremony.
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Elyria
United States
Governor White Receives Auto Gift From State Workers
Governor George White was given a 1935 Cadillac 12 cylinder sedan in Columbus funded by donations from all of the city’s 5,000 state employees. The gift was presented by state workers in a ceremony in Columbus.
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Columbus
George White
Ancient Indian battleax found while scallop dragging
In Eastham Massachusetts an Indian battleax believed over 300 years old was recovered during scallop dragging a mile from the site of the first Pilgrim encounter. Cleon Crowell noted the well preserved weapon as one of the finest examples of Indian handiwork, weighing about three pounds with an eight inch blade and ten inch shoulder circumference.
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Eastham
Mass
U.P
Cleon Crowell
Bible translator Rev Garrioch dies in Winnipeg at 86
Rev. A. C. Garrioch a Canadian historian author Arctic missionary and believed to be the only man who translated the Bible into the Beaver Indian language died in Winnipeg at age 86 He spent 17 years in the Arctic as a missionary and wrote four books on Far North and Indian life.
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Winnipeg
Man
A. C. Harrioch
Garrioch
Arctic
New Treatment Claims to Improve Deafness Self Help
A New York report describes a self administered method for partial deafness using breathing and pharynx muscle exercises. Experts attribute most deafness to catarrhal middle ear blockage and say targeted muscle work can restore circulation and revitalize ear parts, with even chronic cases showing gratifying results. The method is credited to Henry Geiger, a veteran voice specialist.
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New York
Henry Geiger
Ancient Acadian Hayfork Shown At New Brunswick Museum
A 200-year-old Acadian hayfork believed to be Canada's oldest has been placed on exhibition at the New Brunswick Museum in St. John. The heavy tool, used by early French settlers, was found in a Little Brook farmer’s barn.
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ST. John
N. B
Canada
New Brunswick
Little Brook
Two Miners Injured in Warsaw Mine Explosion
In Coshocton Ohio the Warsaw mine explosion yesterday injured two men. Charles Richardson 60 and Steve Paull 27 were drilling when a dynamite charge fractured their skulls. A brief note on progress and nationalism follows the main report.
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Coshocton
Warsaw
Here
Charles Richardson
Steve Paull
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