Bricker Wing By Single Vote In Ohio Senate
In Columbus a coalition of insurgent Republicans and Democrats briefly challenged Governor Cooper's recess appointments. The Bricker and Gray nominations sparked fierce votes over confirmation, with Bricker advancing despite Democratic delay tactics while Gray was left unsent. The rules change aimed to route future appointments to committees. Reynolds blasted Republicans for blocking Cooper, arguing the action harms the governor and aids Democratic governors. The Bricker vote eventually moved forward after a second committee meeting, while Gray remained blocked.
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Emmons
Public Utilities Committee
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Cleveland
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Cuyahoga County
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Sunny Coming to Capitol Theatre Thursday
Humor leads the First National Vitaphone production Sunny at the Capitol Theatre on Thursday. Mari lyn Miller stars in the stage hit about a bareback rider and a dancer who marries to follow love from England to America, with witty lines and a tender romance background. Joe Donahue co stars in new novelty dances, no chorus numbers.
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Sunny
Capitol Theatre
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Little Circus
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Joe Donahue
Enterprising Taxi Driver Fails On Ride Home
A Lorain deputy clerk of courts narrated how a taxi carrying her home stalled. The driver flagged down a passing motorist, shifted the passenger and himself into the other car, and then collected 50 cents upon reaching the destination.
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Gold shipments rise to sixty million in 1930 flow
South African gold shipments for 1930 are pegged at about 30 million dollars. By this stage, shipments to India and the East reach roughly 28.5 million in bars and sovereigns, versus 30 million in 1929.
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South Africa
India
East
Senate approves confirmation with 17 to 15 vote
The senate, missing Senator Emmons the Republican, approves confirmations 17 to 15 after confirming minor appointments and adjourns to reconvene at 10 o clock today January 12.
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Emmons
Senate
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