Plan for drastic cuts in federal government costs
New York, Jan 6. Congress to start on a budget balancing program drafted by President-elect Roosevelt and party leaders. The plan includes higher income and excise taxes, extended gasoline tax, beer tax, and reduced exemptions aimed at closing a 492.6 million dollar deficit for the 1934 fiscal year. The eleven Democratic leaders argued the changes mirror wartime measures.
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New York
Congress
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Preyutcent Hoover
Taskis
Hoover
Washington
6Th Street
House
Rainey
Elyria High to Bestow Caps Gowns on January Graduates
The largest January graduating class in Elyria High School history will receive diplomas January 19. Rev. Miles Krumbine of Plymouth Church Shaker Heights Cleveland named commencement speaker. Over 90 students to wear blue caps and gowns with blue and white tassels. Distinction Day on Tuesday precedes exams and baccalaureate on January 16 at First M E Church. The 12 B class leads ceremonies and plans Senior Chapel and class party before the big day.
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Elyria High School
Miles Krumbine
Plymouth Church
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
M. E
EB. J. Bond
A H West Awarded Kiwanis Silver Cup
Kiwanis Club holds first New Year meeting at Newell Hotel with W. C. Schultz presiding. A. H. West receives the year 1932 silver cup from committee chair W. H. Patton for deserving Kiwanian. Haserodt trophy awarded to the Club after it beat the Rotary Club two straight games.
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Kiwanis Club
Newell Hotel
W. C. Schultz
Bob Burns
Messrs. Burns
Meister
Struck
Dall
W.H. Patton
A. H. West
W. O. Glaiser
Rotary Club
West
Kaiser
Betteridge
Patton
Armitage
Oulette
County selects jail matron Mary Diedrick
Mrs. Mary Diedrick of 307 Seventh Street was chosen yesterday as county jail matron at a salary of 40 dollars per month, a ten dollar cut from last year. Sheriff Clarence Dick made the appointment, with salary fixed by county commissioners.
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Mary Diedrick
Seventh Street
Clarence Dick
Ohio forecast fair and warmer then rain and snow flurries
The Ohio weather forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight with rain and colder air in the south. Light rain and cooler conditions are expected, with snow flurries possible in northern portions and much colder temperatures by Saturday night.
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Ohio
Campaign calls to shield president from harsh public life
Washington reports a new push to reduce the public's barrage on the President after Calvin Coolidge's death. Col James F Coupal, Coolidge’s former physician, argues America’s system imposes a one man burden and mental strain on the chief executive.
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Washington
America
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Col
James F. Coupal
Mr. Coolidge
Coupal
Coolidge on business leadership cited in interview
Former president Calvin Coolidge tells Raymond Clapper that his success came from hiring the best person for each job and letting them do it. The Northampton Mass conversation occurred Nov 13 1931 in his law office, amid law books and a folded Declaration of Independence on the wall.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Thad
State Auditor Warns of Budget Shortfall in Ohio
Ohio state auditor Joseph T. Tracy warns that additional revenue must be found or expenditures cut by up to 6 million dollars per year to keep the state’s budget balanced through the current biennium. He urges abandoning nonessential activities to meet the balanced budget goal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph T. Tracy
Tracy
State Examiners Report Criticizes County Offices and Punches
The state examiner's report covers February 4, 1931 to March 23, 1932 and finds about 338000 due Lorain County from illegal payments. It cites large sums paid to Wendell P. Brown for a Lorain high level bridge not built and notes improper payments by county officials including councilman O E Rankin and a branch election office rent deemed wasteful.
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Lorain Bridge
County Board of Elections
County Building Commission
Common Pleas
Wendell P. Brown
Lorain
State Examiner
Hi. T. Manner
Kenneth Fitzgerald
W. H. Howland
Lorain County
Brown
George Rhoads
D. Murray
W. B. Richmond
Rhoads
Murray
Thomas Peeblea
O. E. Rankin
Rankin
Board of Elec
Deveny
McCahon
Paul Arndt
Ohio Public Service Company
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Nation enters 30 day mourning period for Coolidge
Washington January 5 The nation enters a 30 day mourning period for President Calvin Coolidge as Hoover plans to attend Coolidge funeral in Northampton. Naval guns will sound from shore stations at half hour intervals. Congress and leaders send condolences as Coolidge’s friends recall his wit.
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Hoover
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Mr. Coolidge
For Heart
Rocky Little
Plymouth
Congress
Coolidge
Simple Rites Will Mark Burial of 30th President
Calvin Coolidge the thirtieth U S president will be buried beside his father in Granite Hills Plymouth Vermont. Burial will be simple as requested by Mrs Coolidge with no pomp or ceremony. His secretary Harry Ross said the rites will reflect his quiet life and family wishes. The service at Edwards Congregational Church will precede a drive to Plymouth Vermont for interment.
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Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Plymouth
John
Florence
John Trumbull
Connecticut
Calm, Jr
Vermont
Congo Church
United States
Granite Hills
Harry Ross
Arlington Cemetery
Edwards Congregational Church
Mr. Coolidge
Hemenway and Hemenway
Ross
Mrs. Coolidge
Edward W. Brown
Dr. Brown
Trumbull
Reuben Hills
Magnesium Plant Sold in Elyria to Chenay Chemical Co
Announcement by Alex Altfeld states Elyria Magnesium Co. sold its plant to Chenay Chemical Co. of Cleveland. The deal includes buildings and 3.5 acres. Chenay plans to operate the plant and will announce definite plans later in the month with possible expansion and new production lines to be manufactured locally.
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Alex Altfeld
Elyria Magnesium Co
Chenay Chemical Co
Cleveland
Chronicle Telegram
M. L. Folkman
Cheney Co
Folkman
Chronicle-Telegram
Wanted notices flood Chronicle Telegram classifieds
Daily calls pour into the office about livestock and cattle sales. The page asks readers to list stock for sale and confirms postings include horses and cows among other animals.
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Atock
Chronicle- Telegram
Turma
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White House
E. T. Clark
KE. W. Starling
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