Roosevelt rails at enemies in Jackson Day banquet speech
President Roosevelt in a Jackson Day dinner sermon declared a forceful anti-anti New Deal stance as he urged unity for November’s vote. He attacked foes of his administration while stressing the average citizen’s right to a better life in a national appeal echoed to 2000 dinners nationwide.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Chicago
Congress
Democratic
Democratic National Committee
James A. Farley
People’s Liberty
American Liberty League
United States
al Smith
Democratic War Chest
Alfred J. Smith
Mr. Smith
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Weather Ohio fair tonight and Friday with light lake effects
Generally fair conditions across Ohio tonight and Friday. Lightweight rain or snow flurries likely along Lake Erie tonight with slightly colder temperatures in the southern portion.
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Ohio
Lake Ernie
South Portion
Farley Warns Democrats Campaign Will Be Dirtiest
Chairman James A. Farley told the Democratic National Committee that the forthcoming presidential campaign would be the bitterest and dirtiest in memory. He urged focus on Roosevelt’s record, saying honest issues are whether the president has done well by the country and citing industrial and market gains as proof.
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Washngton
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Farley
Roosevelt
Interpretation of AAA Ruling Is Confused
Washington January 9 leaders seek to piece together a substitute AAA program after the Supreme Court ruled the AAA unconstitutional. Secretary Wallace will host farm groups to discuss immediate action while the court decides tax case implications. Legal experts warn refunds may require Congress action for taxes totaling 797 million and 200 million impounded funds remain stalled pending rice case outcomes. DOJ orders all processing tax suits held in status quo pending Supreme Court decision.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Supreme Court
Congress
Treasury
Department of Justice
United States
Ethiopians Victors In Bloody Battle Reported
HARAR Ethiopia Jan 9 An Ethiopian victory described as a bloody battle saw Taffari operatives seize Italian positions at Karale on the southern front. The official communique said guns ammunition and a portable wireless set were captured in the fight.
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Harar
Ethiopia
Firitary Taffari
Karale
Morgan Loan to Allies Scrutinized by Senate Probe
Senate munitions investigators reviewed a 1915 500 million loan by J P Morgan & Co to Britain and France as part of a broader look at American war material contracts and private lending to belligerents. The inquiry highlighted Morgan handled 84 percent of Allied exports and argued for a strict neutrality law banning loans to warring nations.
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Washington
Senate
J. P. Morgan
United States
J. P. Morgan & Co
Russia
Morgan
New York
Wilson
Bennett Champ Clark
Morgan Company
William Jennings Bryan
Lansing
Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Clark
Congress
Barath Given Life Term In Prison
Frank Barath, 57, convicted of second degree murder for shooting his mother in law Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips, 76. Judges Findley Cook and Ahl found the verdict unanimous after a jury waiver. Barath, sentenced by Judge Findley, received life imprisonment at the Ohio penitentiary. He claimed intoxication at the time and said he never meant to do it. Mrs. Phillips cared for Barath’s six children since their mother’s death 15 years ago.
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Frank Barath
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
D. A. Cook
Elyria
Clarence Ahl
Bucyrus
Elizabeth Phillips
Barath
Ahl
Findley
Ohio
Stevick Named Business Head Of The Elyria YMCA
Harlie G Stevick 217 Olive street was named business manager of the Elyria YMCA by WB Timms president after the executive committee meeting. Stevick will continue duties of former general secretary W O McClellan who left December 31. He has been acting manager since January 1 and has 25 years in Elyria life. He is a his ties with Y M C A work include earlier service as local secretary and World War I army Y M C A. He plans to continue current program with possible future activities.
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Harlie G. Stevick
Olive Street
Elyria Y. M. C. A
WB. Timms
Association
W. O. McClellan
Stevick
Elyria
Ielyna
Ohio States University
Army
Hill and Hill Company
Amherst Hospital Levy Move Approved by Officials
In Columbus a two hour conference among state and Amherst leaders, including State Representative William E. Ashbolt, Assistant Attorney General Thomas M. Miller and Bureau of Inspection head A. B. Peckinpaugh, paved the way for a property tax levy for Amherst Hospital. State officials said a levy could pass under the new law allowing tax living by majority vote at a special election before May 15, 1986 or the next May primary. Amherst plans to consult County Prosecutor Howard Butler to place the levy before voters at the earliest date.
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Columbus
Amherst Hospital
Amherst
William E. Ashbolt
Thomas M. Miller
A. B. Peckinpaugh
Bureau of Inspection
Howard Butler
Amherst Township
Bonus Bill To Be Target For Amendments
The $3.5 billion Soldiers' Bonus bill reaches the House floor as veterans groups press a united front for passage before tomorrow night. Sponsored by Vinson, McCormack, and Patman, it would pay all veterans certificates immediately, with funding unspecified. Debate includes potential amendments, with Republicans seeking payment method limits. The bill, backed by the American Legion and veterans groups, is likely to pass but face Senate action.
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Washington
Veterans United Front
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fred M. Vinson
John McCormack
Mass
Wright Patman
Tex
House
Senate
Church Of Christ Elects 33 Officers
The Church of Christ elected thirty three workers to church offices at its annual meeting. Honorary lifelong elders were created for two men, former Judge A R Webber and J E Riley. Elected elders include E R Laver J M Crandall for 1936 and J D Funk for 1936 1937. Sixteen were named deacons with various term plans. Five trustees were chosen for one year terms, including D A Baird C Eekenroad and Judge G B Findley. Other officers include Mrs E W Rowland Phil Robinson and FE W Baird.
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Church of Christ
A. R. Webber
J. E. Riley
E. R. Laver
J. M. Crandall
J. D. Funk
E W. Baird
H. C. Eckenroad
Ira Wissinger
C. Wigfield
L. A. Walters
Kenneth Young
R. H. King
R. A. Gwinn
F. W. Pahl
D. A. Baird
A. M. Mallory
Phil Robson
8. N. Findlay
H.L. Thompson
Herman Gannett
T. G. Goodwin
H. Barnhart
W. C. Hill
C. A. Gibbens
C. Eekenroad
A. J. Robinson
T. T. Robinson
G. B. Findley
E. W. Rowland
Phil Robinson
FE. W. Baird
Court Of Pardons To Hear Hauptmann Case On Saturday
In Trenton New Jersey authorities say Hauptmann will face the Court of Pardons Saturday mounted on an alibi and credibility challenges to key state witnesses. Hauptmann himself likely will not appear. his lawyers plan to present witnesses and fresh documents to support innocence claims.
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Court of Pardons
Hauptmann
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Harold G. Hoffman
County Board to Set Up 1.21 Million Appropriation Plan
County commissioners plan next week to draft the annual appropriation bill totaling 1,212,933 dollars. Chairman John E Davidson will convene the board on Monday with Commissioner Harry L Shaw to be invited by letter. Auditor C. S. Kelser certified the allocation includes 657,489 for the general fund and 233,282 for bond retirement along with other funds and expected revenues.
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Board of County Commissioners
John E. Davidson
Harry L. Shaw
Beaver Italls Pa
Cc. S. Kelser
State Road and Bridge Fund
County Road and Bridge Fund
John Gilbert Silent Screen Star Dies in Hollywood
Hollywood reports the death of John Gilbert, famed silent film star, likely from a heart attack. Fire department responders found him at his Bel-Air home on Tower Grove Drive around 9 A.M., declaring him dead on arrival.
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Hollywood
John Gilbert
Tower Grove Drive
Bel-Air
Gilbert
Rural electric service planned for Lorain Medina farms
Plans to provide electricity to farms in Lorain and Medina counties were announced after the Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Co-operative, Inc. was organized at Wellington. Incorporation papers were filed in Columbus, officers elected, and a membership drive planned. Headquarters will be in Wellington, leased from the Farm Bureau cooperative. The Rural Electrification Administration has approved the project, with about 225000 set aside to finance a 20 year loan. Engineers will survey lines this week, with construction hoped within three to four months. Rates will be determined by wholesale and distribution costs, with REA capping rates at five dollars per 100 kilowatt hours.
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Lorain County
Herrick Avenue
Hast
Lorain County Farm Bureau Co-operative Association
Farm Bureau
The
Electric Corporation
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
Ohio
REA
Lorain-Medina
L. E. Buswell
Grafton
J. C. McHenry
Penfield
W. C. Day
Brighton
R. H E. Campbell
Pittsfield
J. L. Barber
Wellington
W. D. Davidson
Oberlin
Hayden B. Coe
J. E. Browand
H. B. Hillbrook
Spencer
Harold McDaniel
Homerville
Nelson Lance
Lodi
Otis Carleton
Buswell
Barker
Davidson
Coe
Browand
Hillbrook
Carleton
Campbell
Columbus
Miami
Shelby
Medina County
Ashland County
Huron County
Senator Bankhead Seeks Farm Price Protection and Currency Expansion
In Washington on January 9 1936 Senator John H Bankhead accused the Supreme Court of invalidating the AAA ruling and urged President Roosevelt to safeguard farm prices potentially by expanding the currency. A new congressional push for a constitutional amendment began with Senator M M Logan introducing a measure aimed at granting Congress powers the court has deemed lacking.
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Washington
Jan
John H. Bankhead
Ala
Supreme Court
AAA
Roosevelt
Congress
Sen. M. M. Logan
Bus and Truck Collision Kills Four on Bridge Near Huntington
Huntington Ind Jan 9 four bus passengers died and fifteen were hurt when a bus and a truck trailer collided on a foggy bridge south of Huntington. The bus owned by ABC Lines was en route from Cincinnati to Detroit. driver Bryan Hall of Fort Wayne said he slowed for the weather when the crash occurred.
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Huntington
Ind
Here
Elizabeth Henderson
Welland
Ont
William J. Harvey
New York City
Sleary P. Muelhausen
Chicago
Cora Aline Bryant
Melvin Bryant
Monroe
Mich
Bryant
Sam Weiner
Toledo
Eleanor Meier
Fort Wayne
Lucien Harris
Newborn
Tenn
A. B.C. Lines
Cincinnati
Detroit
Bryan Hall
300 Democrats At Lorain Banquet Honor Andrew Jackson
About 300 Democrats and a few Republicans attended the Jackson Day banquet at the Antlers Hotel in Lorain last night as part of more than 2,000 such events nationwide in memory of Andrew Jackson. The event featured Roosevelt’s Washington speech broadcast at 10 p.m. and aimed to reduce campaign deficits and energize party workers. Speakers included Parker Fulton and Everett Foote on Jackson’s life, with telegrams from Sen Robert Bulkley and Rep Don Harter read by Toastmaster Joseph Conley. Father Rafferty also spoke, and entertainment included tap dancers and songs by Charles Guth of Elyria.
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Antlers
Lorain
Andrew Jackson
Franklin Roosevelt
Washington
Parker Fulton
Cuyahoga County
Everett Foote
U. S
Cleveland
Robert Bulkley
Don W. Harter
Joseph Conley
Father Rafferty
Charles Guth
Elyria
Lorain County Schools Get $54060 State Funds Share
Columbus announced the December distribution of state sales tax and liquid fuel tax funds. Warrants totaling $3,263,363.75 were sent to county auditors for distribution to public schools under the Ohio School Foundation Program.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Ohio School Foundation
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