Changes In Tax Laws Proposed By House Subcommittee
Washington January 15 Undersecretary of the Treasury Roswell Magill voiced support for 63 changes in the tax laws proposed by the Ways and Means subcommittee He outlined a plan to shift to a single levy on corporate profits and to study eliminating tax exempt securities and federal state tax overlaps The push aims to ease inequities and speed treasury administration while cautions that broad revision should be gradual and ongoing.
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Washington
C.e
Treasury
Roswell Magill
House
Ways and Means
Magill
Treasury Administration
C.p
the Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Fred M. Vinson
D, Ky
America
National Tube Co Plan Schedule For Lorain Works
National Tube Company at Lorain will run a slightly reduced schedule next week. Two blast furnaces and five open hearths operate. Bessemer converter runs one turn. Rail mill works five days starting Monday. no skelp mills. Butt mill No. 2 and seamless mills Nos 1 and 3 run five days. Some reductions offset idle mills from this week. schedule remains tentative and order dependent.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Ohio Weather: fair and milder in northwest tonight
Fair conditions prevail with warmer trends in central regions while low pressure lingers in the northwest. High pressure over the Ohio and Mississippi valleys contrasts with colder readings in the Ohio valley and northeast, and light snow flurried in parts of Pennsylvania and New York.
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Ohio
Mississippi
Northwest
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Central
Plains
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
New York
County Employees Delay Salary After Payable Delay
County workers face a payless payday as Auditor C S Kelser delays salary checks until Monday or Tuesday because the appropriation bill was not printed for his ledgers. Commissioner Clerk Fred Ruth notes last year’s timing differed with a Friday end and earlier checks. Saturday is a half holiday for courthouse staff.
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Board of County Commisioners
C. S. Kelser
Kelser
Fred Ruth
Hoover Outlines Eight-Point Foreign Policy Plan
Former President Hoover presented an eight point program to guide the United States through an era of shifting international law while avoiding entanglement in war. He listed goals including defending independence, maintaining a free society, and using moral force with the world to preserve peace, with emphasis on neutrality and limited military involvement in others' wars. Continued on Page 3.
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San Francisco
Jan
Hoover
America
Women’s National Republican Club
New York City
Youth Kicked By Horse Suffers Skull Fracture
George Hammer, 22, of Abbe road, was in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with a fractured skull after a horse he had taken from the barn kicked him at 5 45 p m yesterday. He was found unconscious by family members and had a prior skull fracture from a bareback riding accident five years earlier.
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George Hammer
Abbe Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charlie Hammer
Young Hammer
Terrorist Underworld Crusader Wounded In Bomb Blast
Los Angeles January reports Harry Raymond a private detective employed by Civic Citizens Independent Vice Investigation Committee was critically wounded when a bomb exploded in his garage. Once a police chief in San Diego and a Los Angeles vice squad detective he earned the nickname the most feared copper in California. He had claimed to possess secret evidence to expose city hall linked vice rulers. An armed guard protects his hospital room and home while his attorney A Brigham Rose coordinates federal subpoenas related to Mayor Shaw associates.
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Los Angeles
Harry Raymond
Underworld
Beulah Raymond
A. Brigham Rose
The
Daily News
Rose
New York
Seattle
San Diego
Raymond
Clifford E. Clinton
Civic Citizens Independent Vice Investigation Committee
Clinton
Harry Munson
Frank J L. Shaw
Guy McAfee
Robert Gans
McAfee
Gaus
Shaw
California
Monroe Named On Appeals Board
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro announced the appointment of E F Monroe of 110 Bell avenue to the Building Board of Appeals and the reappointment of Cyril J Maple and Lewis Heidrich for one year. Monroe replaces Frank Smith and joins an effort to gain organized labor recognition on the board. Monroe is a member of the carpenters local of the AFL and active in labor circles.
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E. F. Monroe
Bell Avenue
Building Board of Appeals
Joseph Q. Petro
Cyril J. Maple
Lewis Heidrich
Monroe
Frank Smith
Peiro
Organized Labor
Board of Appeals
Carpenters
American Federation of Labor
Medina Woman Killed In South Carolina
Mrs. R. H. Halderson of Medina was killed in Greenwood South Carolina yesterday while returning from Florida. She was Past Worthy Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star here. Her husband, an insurance agent and member of the school board, was injured seriously.
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Medina, C
R. H. Halderson
Medina
Greenwood
S. C
Florida
Order of A Eastern Star
Appropriation Bill Adopted Two To One
The county board passed a 1935 appropriation totaling 673612.99 for general operations with a two to one vote. Commissioner Dunn opposed citing partisan apportionment by DeChant and Davidson who defended salary changes as restoring balance. The panel set specific departmental allocations totaling 644610.31 plus a $3,000 cut in the blind pension fund bringing that line to 9318, carrying 6318 from 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Oscar G. Dunn
Edward DeChant
John K. Davidson
Dunn
Davidson
DeChant
Japan To Issue Imperial Policy Statement On China
Tokyo reports the cabinet will issue a long awaited statement of imperial policy toward China at noon Sunday. Beforehand, 24 Imperial Army generals met with War Minister Sugiyama and cabinet ministers conferred with the supreme supervisory war council, amid reports China rejected Japan’s secret peace terms, prompting intensified military action.
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Tokyo
China
Imperial Army
Sugiyama
Imperial Headquarters
Supreme Supervisory War Council
Japan
Carl Garrison Named Member of Police Dep't
Elyria Safety Service Director I D Faxon announces the appointment of Carl C Garrison 27 of 140 West Bridge street as a patrolman bringing police force to 27. Garrison five new hires this month join Francis M Callahan E G Stankard Jr Kenneth V Martin and Russell L Payne on three month probation with supervision and final approval after review. He previously worked for Colson Corporation and has a 74 percent civil service grade. He is married with two children and stands 5 feet 11 and a quarter inches tall weighing 182 pounds.
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Carl C. Garrison
West Bridge Street
Elyria
I. D. Faxon
Garrison
Faxon
Civil Service Commission
Colson Corporation
Robert Schwartz
Frank Waldron
Francis M. Callahan
E. G. Stankard, Jr
Kenneth V. Martin
Russel L. Payne
Sent To Prison For Stealing Sheep
In Columbus on January 15 judge Dana F Reynolds sentenced Ray Ross 34 to a 1 to 10 year term after he pleaded guilty to livestock rustling for stealing 66 sheep from Edward C Turner near Rome Ohio He warned of a possible revival of western vigilance committees if rustling continues Harold G Riley of Marietta had similar sentencing on December 21 and Ross wife Frances 19 faces an indictment in Madison county for another sheep theft.
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Columbus
Dana F. Reynolds
West
Ohio
Ray Ross
Edward C. Turner
Rome
Harold G. Riley
Marietta
Ross
Frances
Madison County
Bonnet Seeks New French Ministry Amid Front Split
Paris January 15 Georges Bonnet radical Socialist finance minister in the defeated Chautemps government pressed to form a moderate left cabinet after days of talks. He met President Lebrun and vowed a final decision after a radical Socialist conference. If Bonnet fails the extreme left and Leon Blum are viewed as possible alternatives amid a Popular Front split.
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Paris
Georges Bonnet
Chautemps
Albert Lebrun
Radical Socialist Party
Bonnet
Leon Blum
Popular Front
Watchman Bound Over On Grand Larceny Charge
Calvin Knapp a 22 year old night watchman at The Universal Crane division of The Thew Shovel Company was bound to the grand jury on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing 75 dollars worth of brass ingots and other metal products. He was committed to county jail after failing to post bond following information from the sheriff and Medina authorities connecting the theft to a junk dealer sale and a car with a local license.
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Calvin Knapp
LaGrange
Universal Crane Division
Thew Shovel Company
Grand Jury
Preston Coon
Grand Aircray
Knapp
Sheriff’s Department
William F. Grall
William G. Smith
Krugle
Medina
Grall
Smith
Universal Crane
Suspended Examiner Pleads Not Guilty in Toledo
James A. Bolinger, suspended state securities division examiner, pleaded not guilty in Toledo to a charge of soliciting bribes from officials of the Toledo Guaranty Corp. The case centers on alleged improper influence in approving securities matters.
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Toledo, O
James A. Bolinger
State Securities Division
Toledo Guaranty Corp
Roosevelt nominates Reed for Supreme Court seat
President Roosevelt nominated Stanley Reed, solicitor general, to the Supreme Court vacancy created by Justice Sutherland's retirement. Reed, 53, a longtime defender of New Deal laws, was submitted to the Senate in a surprise move with confirmation expected after Judiciary Committee scrutiny.
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Stanley Reed
U. S
Supreme Court
Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Reed
John N. Garner
Senate
Hugo L. Black
Black
Qene
Pee Ae
Aes
Judiciary Committee
Henry F. Ashurst
Ariz
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ashurst
Willis van Devanter
Mr. Roosevelt
Birmingham Lad Dies After Bicycle Accident
Emil Harrison a twelve year old Birmingham resident died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from a fractured skull suffered when struck by a westbound automobile on Route 59. James Clarey of Birmingham drove the car. Harrison’s body was taken to Taylor Funeral Home.
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Emil Harrison
George Harrison
Birmingham
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Route 59
James Clarey
Elyria
Baus
John Hudak
Chester Cordy
Erie County
Cordy
Cameron Beck to Speak Twice in Elyria Tuesday
Cameron Beck, director of the New York Stock Exchange Institute, will give two talks in Elyria next Tuesday. He will speak at the Elyria Rotary Club at noon and at an evening dinner at 6 30 held by the Elyria Federation of Teachers at the Elks club. Tickets for the evening event are sold out with 150 purchases noted. the event is open to the public with reservations by 6 p.m. Monday. Beck will address education for tomorrow and youth and the beginning of right relationships.
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Cameron Beck
New York Stock Exchange Institute
Elyria
Elyria Federation of Teachers
Federation
Lorain
Eaton
Beck
New York Stock Exchange
Russia says fleet buildup ahead of naval race
MOSCOW January 15 Molotov told the Supreme Soviet that Russia is building up a strong fleet in view of a naval race among the capitalist powers. His announcement was seen as an intimation of a naval race with Japan.
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Moscow
Viacheslav Molotov
Soviet of People’s Commissars
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Japan
Clemency Refused for Gardner and Hines in Ohio
Governor Davey denied clemency for William R. Gardner of Columbus and Charles Hines of Cincinnati who were slated for execution at the Ohio Penitentiary Monday night, ending hopes of commutation.
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Columbus
Davey
William R. Gardner
Columbua
Charles Hines
Cincinnati
Ohio Penitentiary
Boy Hit By Auto On Middle Ave Dies
John Grouse Jr aged 7 son of Mr and Mrs John Grouse of 919 Middle Avenue died in Billyria Memorial Hospital at 6 PM yesterday from injuries after running into the street in front of his home. Witnesses included uncles County Engineer Harry L Dunham and Ralph Dunham and Frank Woodworth of Columbia township. The car was driven by William Talarsky of 1806 Middle Avenue, which stopped at once and transported the boy to the hospital. Funeral services set for 2 PM Monday at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home with Dr William Muir Auld officiating. burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery Mauoleum.
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John Grouse Jr
John Grouse
Middle Avenue
Bilyria Memorial Hospital
Harry L. Dunham
Ralph Dunham
Franklin School
William Talarsky
Talarsky
Harry Dunham
Harry
New York
Sudro-Curtis
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Farm Bureau Set for Annual Meeting and Elections
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association will review activities of the past year and elect two directors for three-year terms at its annual meeting at Elyria First M. E. Church next Saturday. Four nominees compete for two board seats, with directors from Avon area and from Brighton Rochester and Huntington townships. Morning program begins at 10 o clock with reports, talks, and the director election.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Farm Bureau
Elyria First M. EK
Avon
Avon Lake
Sheffield
Elyria
E. C. Cotton
Peter Nissen
Brighton
Rochester
Huntington
Carl Webber
J. C. Rapking
A. K. Stevenson
North Eaton
Henry Leimbach
Brownhelm
Leon Lehman
Grafton
Granges
Lorain
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Fred L. Wham
East St. Louis
Ill
Progressive Mine Workers of America
Freeburg
South Carolina
Lpart
Berlin
Germany
Robert L. Glass
Patent Office Division
Lina Hillig
Washington, D. C
Miss Hillig
Baltimore
Carl Garrison
Police
Dep't
Bulletin
William H
Bill) Murray
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Acme
Birmingham Lad
John Grouse, Jr
Middle Ave
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