Renewal Of Battle On Relief Issue In Ohio Senate
In Columbus on January 11 the Senate and House clashed over relief funding as the Senate amended the Marlow Kilpatrick Relief Measure. The House will reconvene Tuesday to consider the amended bill, which the Senate passed before recess. The plan allocates 8.5 million dollars for relief through June 30 via a governor appointed bipartisan commission, plus a 2 million dollar rotary fund for counties lacking bonds, repayable by future bonds. Distribution favors population with stepped monthly shares from January to June. some portions depend on relief expenditures. If further funding is needed after June, a services tax proposal may be revived.
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Columbus O
Senate
House
State Relief Commission
Harold D Nicholas
Clermont County
Oder
Start Two More Open Hearths At Lorain
Open hearth furnace operations at the National Tube Company Lorain plant will rise next week with two more furnaces started last night. A tentative schedule shows 10 open hearths next week, up from eight since 1936 began. Other operations remain near current levels with two blast furnaces and the Bessemer converter on single turn. Butt mill and lap mill five and seamless mills two and three are scheduled for limited days starting Monday to Wednesday.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Cleveland Rotarian To Address Local Club
Buell Nutt president of the Safety Appliance Company of Cleveland will speak at the Elyria Rotary Club meeting at noon Tuesday at the Elks Restaurant. Nutt, a Cleveland Rotarian, attended the Rotary International convention in Mexico City last summer and will have motion pictures from Mexico and England shown at the meeting.
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Buell Nutt
Safety Appliance Company of
Cleveland
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks
Nutt
Rotary International
Mexico City
England
Rotary
Ohio Weather: Clouds Gather as Cold Air Moves In
A weather bulletin states cloudy skies and colder conditions across Ohio with light new flurries in eastern and northern portions tonight and Sunday. The outlook calls for generally colder conditions statewide.
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Ohio
Children’s Home Expenses Exceed County Appropriation
Lorain County Children’s Home total operating expenses for the year rose to 511213 above the approved appropriation. County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn said December bills included long outstanding items and noted the home is the only county institution to overspend and raise salaries, despite investigations. two investigators quit last month for higher pay elsewhere.
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Lorain County
Seek Bonus Bill That President Will Not Veto
Three Senate leaders from the administration bloc join to craft a Soldiers bonus bill likely to avert a Roosevelt veto. The plan, advancing after House passage 356 to 59, seeks a neutral or mild rejection with little political damage. Finance Committee to meet Monday on the veteran United Front plan, possibly funded from the $2 billion stabilization fund from gold-dollar devaluation.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Joseph T Robinson
Arkansas
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
James F Byrnes
White House
Finance Committee
House
Rkinson
United Front
Dust Explosion Wrecks Three Story Elevator
West Salem O Jan 11 A dust explosion blamed for a fire last night destroyed the three story elevator of the West Salem Equity Association causing an estimated loss of 35000 dollars. About 10000 bushels of wheat and equal amounts of oil flour seeds tools and machinery were destroyed. Stockholders were to meet today to plan rebuilding. Most of the loss was covered by insurance.
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West Salem O
West Salem Equity Association
Faxon to assume Elyria safety service director post Monday
Isaac D Faxon, appointed by Mayor Dow A Baird, will take over as safety service director Monday, succeeding Fred A Underhill. A lifelong Elyria resident from an old family, Faxon has engineering study at Ohio State and work experience with the Lorain County surveyors department, Highway Construction Company, and Thew Shovel Company credit department, and recently managed Crane Rental. He is married, resides at 416 Middle Avenue, and has two daughters Miriam and Mrs Wilson R Augustine.
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Isaac D Faxon
Dow A Baird
Fred A Underhill
Faxon
Elyria
Ohio State University
Loram County Surveyors Department
Highway Construction Company
Thew Shovel Company
Crane Rental
John Hall
Flyrta
Ohio
Fanon
Middle Avenue
Miriam Here
Wilson R Augustine
Lancaster
County PTA Council to Meet Tuesday in Lorain
The County Council of P T A will hold its January meeting at Clearview School on Tuesday. Mrs F Kindle of Lakewood, a PTA historian, will speak at 3 PM, and Mr Watson of Lakewood will address the 7:30 PM session on The Problem Child in the Rural Community. The afternoon program includes a playlet, meeting, roll call, and music. a 6:30 to 7:30 PM film will precede the evening session.
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Lorian County
Lorain County War Veterans May Receive 1 742 000 Bonus
Lorain County war veterans could get 1 742 000 in bonus payments if the bill passed by the House becomes law. Don W. Harter says the Fourteenth District would receive about 8 400 000 and Ohio overall 106 000 000. The measure awaits Senate action.
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Lorain County
House of Representatives
Washington
Don W. Harter
Fourteenth District
Harter
House
Fourteenth
Ohio
Senate
Kentucky to Repeal Three Percent Retail Sales Tax
Frankfort reports that Kentucky will repeal its three percent retail sales tax, fulfilling Gov A Chandler’s campaign pledge. Identical repealer bills passed both chambers, with legislative adjournment and a plan to move the house measure through the senate to avoid potential court challenges. The tax had been in effect for two years and would have expired automatically on June 31.
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Frankfort
Jane Kentucky
A . Chandler
House
Senate
Auto Club Forms Legion of Safety Drive
The Tlvria Automobile Club announces a Legion of Safety for drivers open to all motorists with no dues. Members receive windshield emblems and pledge to obey laws, drive safely, slow on residential streets, respect School Boy Patrol signals, deter children from street play, and cross only at designated crossings under traffic signals.
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Legion of Safety For
Tlvria Automobile Club
Legion of Safety
Automobile Club
Iegion
Vlyria Automobile Club Legion of Safety
New Peace Effort In Ethiopia Near Believed
In Paris 1935 reports indicate a fresh bid to settle the Ethiopian war. Totaly leads secret diplomacy with major Italian concessions seen as likely. Ambassador De Chambrun discussed with Laval. Mussolini seeks League backing for raw materials and an outlet for excess population. Italy hints at aims for an economic mandate over Ethiopia in exchange for dropping annexation demands.
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United Press
Paris
Totaly
Charles de Chambrun
Italy
Pierre Laval
Laval
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Production Control Plan Is Supported
Washington January 11 The Roosevelt administration and Agriculture Secretary Henry Wallace press for a soil conservation program aimed at reducing farm production and premiums for complying farmers. A 13 member committee drafted a formal plan to replace AAA, with rental payments and subsidies financed from the treasury to support soil preservation, encouraging idle or properly used land while setting production quotas.
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Jan
Department of Agricultural
Roosevelt
AAA
Chester C Davis
Agriculture and Justice Departments
Supreme Court
Hoosac
Uited
Davis
Committee of 13
Congress
Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Wallace
List of Eligibles For Postmaster Not Certified
Washington reports no immediate appointment for Elyna postmaster as the register of eligibles has not yet been certified. Don W Harter says certification is required before any appointment. R B Lersch’s term ended January 7 but he remains in office pending a successor.
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Washington
Elyna
Don W Harter
Ohio
R B Lersch
Justices Meet For Discussion on New Deal Cases
Nine Supreme Court justices entered a high ceilinged room in Washington for private talks on possible Monday decisions. Observers watch for rulings affecting the Rice processing tax, Bankhead cotton control act, and IVA, as discussions precede decision days amid the court's growing influence over Congress and the President after the AAA ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
AAA
Congress
Butler Rules Dog Owners Responsible in County Claims
County Prosecutor Howard R Butler said owners are fully responsible for damage caused by their dogs and that the county is not obliged to cover losses to farm animals just because a dog is licensed. Dog wardens noted counties paid most claims for licensed dogs in past years, but this practice should end when the owner can be identified, leaving only unlicensed dogs as payable.
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Whho
Howard R Butler
Tee Minkler
Minkler
Minkier
Southern Township
Hundreds Feared Buried as Colombia Quake Hits Border
Authorities feared today that several hundred people lie buried in ruins near the Colombia Ecuador border after a sequence of earthquakes. Communications were cut and casualty reports were scarce, but about 500 inhabitants of Ia Chorrera were feared dead. Thousands in the affected region faced homelessness and hunger.
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Bogota
Colombia
Authoriies
Colombia-Ecuador
Ia Chorrera
Youth Sentenced To Reformatory By Judge
John XYarmockh 18 of Southe Amherst was refused probation and sentenced by Judge Guv BR Vuindler yesterday afternoon after pleading guilty to automobile stealing. He was sent to Wansfieil reformatory for an indeterminate term. He was arrested by the Amherst marshal following the theft of a car owned by Altman and Ackermann Vlora clothing merchants.
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John Xyarmockh
Southe Amherst
Guv BR Vuindler
Wansfieil Reformatory
Marshal
Amherst
Altman and
Ackermann Vlora Clothing
Dr Condon To Be Questioned In Lindbergh Case
Dr John F Condon known as the Jafsie in the Lindbergh kidnapping case sails for South America and is ordered into custody for questioning over discrepancies in his statements The move coincides with Gov Harold G Hoffman's push for a possible clemency reprieve for Bruno Hauptmann as the New Jersey court of pardons mulls a last plea The governor's order was issued by Secretary William Conklin and hinges on the court's stance with at least four members needed to delay Hauptmann's execution beyond 90 days Aboard the SS Santa Rita Condon sails toward Cristobal Canal Zone with Hauptmann’s fate awaiting a decision by Wilentz and the pardons court
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Trenton
N. J
John F Condon
Jassie
South America
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Condon
Hoffman
Hauptmann
Court of Pardons
Hauptman
Lindbergh
William Conklin
Dr. Condon
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Oklahoma tenor shines in Metropolitan debut as Des Grieux
Joseph Benton of Oklahoma Plains scores a triumph in his Metropolitan Opera debut in Massenets Manon opposite Lucrezia Bori. Critics praise his lyric tenor, musical style, and French, noting seven curtain calls and swift contract signing after Crooks fell ill. Benton, 33, impressed despite no rehearsal time. He sent a note to his Norman, Oklahoma parents after the performance.
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Joseph Benton
Oklahoma Plains
Metropolitan
New York
Golden Horseshoe
Oklahoma
Benton
Des Grieux
Lucrezia Bor
Massenets Manon
Norman
Oklo
Olin Downes
The
New York Times
Sud Francis D Perkins
Herald Tribune
Joseph Bentonelli
Gugielmo Bentonellia
Italy
Richard Crooks
Edward Johnson
Crooks
Arrest Clubman On Charge Of Threat Against President
New York January 11 wealthy sportsman Austin Phelps Palmer a Park Avenue resident was arrested by secret service agents on a warrant charging that he threatened the life of President Roosevelt He admitted writing a series of threatening letters traced to his 650 tenant apartment building Palmer a widower and ardent Republican was taken into custody with his man servant Karl Nillsen after returning from Long Island to be arraigned before US Commissioner Garrett W Cotter
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New York
Austin Phelps Palmer
Secret Service
Park Avenue
Roosevelt
Palmer
Long Island
Karl Nillsen
Customs House
Garrett W Cotter
Laziness as a vice and its consequences noted by James Ellis
A quotation attributed to James Ellis critiques laziness, stating the lazy man aims at nothing and typically misses the target, illustrating a moral warning about unproductive effort and failure to achieve goals.
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James Ellis
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Butler Rules Dog Owners Responsible
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United States Scouting Force
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Claude A Swanson
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