Measure to rush $3.5 billion veterans bonus to Senate
Washington January 10 The House approved the Vinson Patman McCormack bill providing full and immediate cash payment of veterans certificates by a 355 to 59 vote. The measure, backing a $3.5 billion bonus, now goes to the Senate with foes of neutrality urging a quick vote before next week end. If President Roosevelt vetoes, repassage is expected. The bill seeks to end 17 years of congressional fight over the bonus and would require about $1.01 billion in further cash outlay.
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Washington
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Allen T. Treadway
Mass
Vinson-Patman-McCormack
Ohioans Stampede To Support Bonus
Ohio House members backed the bonus with strong support for immediate cashing of adjusted service certificates. A delegation poll showed two Democrats who backed a veto last year flipped to the bonus side, with Reps Fiesinger and Harlan announcing support. Rep Hollister remaining opposed, while another Republican continued opposition.
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Washington
Ohio House
Buckeye
William L. Fiesinger
Sandusky
Byron B. Harlan
Dayton
William R. Thom
Ohio
John B. Hollister
Cincinnati
Weather Brief Light Rain Weekend Outlook
Light rain begins late tonight or Saturday morning with a slight warm up tonight. A colder spell follows Saturday night and Saturday afternoon in the southwest portion.
Powers To Continue Naval Parley Even Without Japan
London dispatch reports United States and Great Britain will press on with naval talks with other powers, excluding Japan, after Tokyo likely withdraws. France and Italy favored joining. Eden hinted Germans and Russians could be included. Japan’s demand for equality blocked progress. Nagano’s response unclear. observers remain.
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Japan
London
United States
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
Tokyo
Kk Fujita
Britain
Eden
Osami Nagamo
Far East
Nagano
Ethiopians Launch Wide Assaults Against Italians
Reports to Emperor Haile Selassie’s war headquarters say Ethiopian warriors push attacks on all fronts aided by rains. They reportedly annihilated an Italian tank and machine gun detachment on the southern front with many Italians killed and one officer captured. Northern fronts show multiple minor engagements with Italians unable to halt the Ethiopians. Weather-induced rains aid Ethiopian strategy according to high command.
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Dessye
Ethiopia
Ethopian
Anale
Will Meet To Set Date For Vote On Amherst Hospital Levy
Amherst Ohio January 10 A meeting of the Amherst Hospital Board of Trustees formed a three member committee H A Wesbecker Charles Ebbs and John Fritz to confer with Township Trustees about a date for a vote on a proposed small levy for Amherst Hospital The committee will meet Monday evening to settle the voting date The hospital would receive 3000 under the regular levy an amount insufficient for 1936 The trustees say 10000 is needed to run the hospital in 1936 and last year the township trustees spent over 1000 for indigent care
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Amherst, C
Amherst Hospital Board of Trustees
Amherst Hospital
H. A. Wesbecker
Charles Ebbs
John Fritz
Wallace Criticizes AAA Critics and Predicts Farm Surplus
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace told about 100 farm leaders in Washington that the invalidation of the AAA will trigger huge cotton and corn crops unless a new production control program is adopted immediately. He warned of a 16,000,000 bale cotton crop and a 50,000,000 bushel corn surplus if no program is formed and urged national aid to create a new plan.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
AAA
Cluntly
Wallace
Ife
Rehling Parole Case Taken Under Advisement
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley took under advisement the parole petition of Harry F. Rehling of Lorain a former county road foreman who was indicted for taking nearly 500 of county funds in 1933 by padding the payroll. County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn opposed parole saying as a public official he could not support it. Mayor K E Braun City Auditor Frank Ayres and others urged parole with a reimbursement stipulation.
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Common Pleas
Guy B Findley
Harry F. Rehling
Lorain
Redline
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
KE. A. Braun
Frank Ayres
Democrats To Convene In Philadelphia
Democratic leaders reshaped campaign plans after the National Committee chose Philadelphia as the site for the June nominating convention with a 200000 dollar bid plus prizes and free auditorium use. The move shifts focus from farm belt hosts and boosts Pennsylvania prospects in the 1926 polling landscape.
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Washington
Naional Committee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Farley
Roosevelt
Garner
Atlantic Seaboard
Prairies
James A. Farley
Kansas City
Chicago
National Committee
Patrick Nash
The
Chest Receives $1,000 Donation From National Tube Co
Chest headquarters announced today that a check for $1,000 was received for Elyria's Community Chest from The National Tube Co. This amount matches last year's donation from the same company.
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Chest
The
National Tube Co
Elyria
Roosevelt Extends Gold Reserve Act for One Year
President Roosevelt signed a proclamation in Washington extending the Gold Reserve Act for another year. The action keeps the gold standard framework in place amid ongoing financial policy considerations.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Morgan Denies Any Part In Exchange Panic
Senate munitions inquiry questions J P Morgan about a 1915 loan to the Allies and alleged use of the foreign exchange market as a lever. Morgan vigorously denies manipulating rates to force policy change and rejects the committee’s implication of fault by his firm.
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Morgan
Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
J. P. Morgan
Wilson
J. P. Morgan & Co
Robert Lansing
Woodrow Wilson
John Pierpont Morgan
Senate
Bennett Champ Clark
Treasury Department
Gerald P. Nye
Arthur Vandenberg
250 Young People Gather for Northern Ohio Youth Meet
Announcement: Elyria Church of Christ to host the Northern Ohio Youth Meet of the Disciples of Christ on February 22 and 23 with about 250 young people from across Northern Ohio. Rev W E Starn, newly appointed Director of Religious Education in Ohio, leads the event.
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Elyria Church of Christ
Ohio
Disciples of Christ
W. E. Starn
The
Patrolman Lee Johnson Injury Update After Crash
Patrolman Lee Johnson, 81, wounded in a car crash near Strongsville last Saturday, is expected to return to duties in a week or two after release from Berea Hospital. Mrs Agnes Hyler, 42, of Lakewood, who rode with him, was killed. Johnson suffered three fractured ribs.
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Lee Johnson
Strongsville
Johnson
Berea Hospital
Agnes Hyler
Lakewook
Ohio Senate drafts new appropriations measure
The Ohio Senate approved the Herner bill totaling 90 450 263 for 1935 1936, offset by governor vetoes. The measure restores and adds items including 100 000 fuel 60 000 salary and 3 000 wages, plus 134 000 for improvements, with general fund 53 090 103 and highways 37 450 160. The Industrial Commission gets 255 400. sundry claims may follow.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Senate
Herner
Industrial Commission
House
General Fund
Department of Highways
Assembly
Sundry Claims Board
Relief Bill Is Taking Final Form
The Senate in Columbus moved toward finalizing a permanent poor relief bill likely to pass both houses and await the governor. It blends House provisions with the Senate version, facing questions on need versus budget basis, duration of the program, and total appropriations. County commissioners would administer relief with a 5 percent cap on state funded administration, while Carey Act funds bear the same limit.
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Columbus
Senate
Paul P. Yoder
Senior Distinction Day at Elyria High
Elyria High School held Senior Distinction Day as 12 B class and others staged a program in the auditorium. Seniors wore red and white attire while underclassmen lampooned them with humor and radio sketches reflecting the class of 1956.
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Elyria High School
Elyria
Distinction Day Committee
Robert Crandall
Robert Wilcox
Robert Wissinger
Richard Fey
Margaret Halpin
Jane Hill
Joan McKee
Proposal to merge Lorain and Wellington fairs discussed Monday
Lorain County and Wellington fair boards plan a combined fair this year. A meeting at the courthouse Monday at 9 30 a m was announced by the board of county commissioners after a Wellington fair board committee presented a proposition. The terms were not disclosed and the commissioners may attend. Both fairs have run deficits and receive 1800 dollars annually from the county.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Board of County Commissioners
Bad Checks Cashed Forgers Sought in Wellington
County and Wellington authorities hunt for forgers of two WPA checks drawn on First National Bank of Wellington. Both bore forged Village Clerk W S Bennett and Village Treasurer R E Andrews names. One for 20 dollars cashed at Lorain Journal. passer received 17 in change. The other passed at J R Dall Motor Co with Bennett Andrews and forged endorsement of Marshall Hopkins. Officials suspect two men due to signature differences.
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County
Wellington
First National Bank of Wellington
W.S. Bennett
R. E. Andrews
Lorain Journal
J. R. Dall Motor Company
Bennett and Andrews
Marshall Hopkins
Inflationists to Fight for Action in House
Washington Jan. 10 The House Farm Bloc vows to press for early action on the Frazier Lemke Farm Mortgage Refinancing bill and on substitute AAA legislation amid inflation concerns.
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Washington
House
Want-Ad Page Showcases Top Used Cars Today
A lighthearted appeal highlights today's used car listings stressing wide selection and strong pricing. The page urges buyers to act, noting buyers hold advantage with current options and prices.
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Schiller
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