Baby Bond bonus bill races toward final approval
Washington reports Speaker Burns expects House action on the Baby Bond bonus bill by tomorrow afternoon. Senate approval was decisive 74 to 16, endorsing a $2.237 billion plan to issue bonds for veterans adjusted service certificates. The plan, dated 1936 bonds at $50 each, pays 3 percent interest and matures in 1945, with cashing possible at post offices.
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Washington
Joseph W. Burns
House
Senate
Patman
Roosevelt
Treasury and Veterans’ Administration
A-Service
Ohio Senators Split On Compromise Bond Bill Vote
Washington January 21 Ohio's two Democratic senators divided on a 2.237 billion compromise bond and cash bonus bill passed 74 to 16. Vic Denahey supported the measure while Robert J. Bulkley opposed it. Party breakdown showed 56 Democrats 15 Republicans two Farmer-Laborites and one Progressive for the measure with nine Democrats and seven Republicans against.
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Washington
Ohio
Senate
Vic Denahey
Robert J. Bulkley
Elymian To Address Banking Institute
A. B. Taylor treasurer of the American Bankers Association will speak at the Lorain County Chapter American Institute of Banking meeting. David Stewart of Central United National Bank Cleveland will also speak. Arthur J. Pelander of Lorain will act as toastmaster. Committee in charge includes Margaret Essig Lorain and C. C. Clark Elyria.
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A. B. Taylor
American Bankers’ Association
Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Lorain Country Club
David Stewart
Central United National Bank of Cleveland
Arthur J. Pelander
Lorain
Margaret Essig
C. C. Clark
Elyria
Weather forecast sparse snow and clouds update
Cloudy with light snow tonight and possibly in the east portion Wednesday morning. Warmer today, then somewhat colder Wednesday.
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Ownlo
Flier Giovannoli Wins Cheney Award for 1935 Rescue
First Lt. Robert K. Giovannoli is named Cheney award recipient for 1935 for bravely rescuing two men from a burning airplane near Dayton Ohio on October 30 1935. The War Department said the award honors outstanding valor and humanitarian acts in flight. The prize includes plaque certificate and cash. Awarded by a board of Air Corps officers.
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Washington
Jan
Robert K. Giovannoli
Dayton
War Department
Air Corps
Air Corps Reserve
Legion Post Honors Post Commanders
Elyria Post No. 12 of the American Legion paid tribute to its post commanders at a banquet last night at the Legion Home. Nineteen past commanders were listed with M. A. Jenkins and David Hamlin unable to attend. Ellis Nielsen spoke, praising predecessors who built a nationally known post, and R. B. Mud Gardner acted as master of ceremonies. William Ronald outlined the boys state program to train high school youths in government in Columbus.
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Geo. H. Allen
Elyria
American Legion
Legion
M. A. Jenkins
David Hamlin
Dan BR. Symons
Arthur L
Ohio
Columbus
Ronald
Cleveland National American Legion
Girl Saved From Creek In Ice Rescue at Alum Creek
Miss Barbara Shaeffer 19 of Akron Otterbein College was recovering from exposure after an ice skating accident in Alum Creek. She broke through the ice but kept afloat until a companion summoned help.
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Westerville, O
Barbara Shaeffer
Akron
Otterbein College
Commissioners Allocate 73050 of Relief Bond Funds
County commissioners announced final allocations from the 144000 relief bond fund totaling 733050 to sub divisions. Lorain and Elyria posted new totals while Amherst township Russia Wellington Avon Lake and other districts received varied sums to complete distributions.
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Lorain
Elyria
Amherst Township
Russia
Wellington
Avon Lake
Columbia Township
Brighton
Brownhelm
Camden
Carlisle
Eaton
Grafton
Henrietta
LaGrasse
Penfield
Rochester
Sheffield Village
Avon
Sheffield Township
Elyria Resident Eva L Burrows Dies After 55 Years
Eva Lyon Burrows wife of the late John Thomas Burrows and mother of Ethel Burrows died at 7 30 p m Monday at her Fourth street home. A Elyria resident for fifty five years she came here from Buffalo New York after a two year stay in Cleveland in 1880 Mr Burrows died in April 1930 Private funeral services will be held Wednesday morning with Rev W M Auld officiating Interment will be in Buffalo Flowers omitted per family request
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Eva Lyon Burrows
John Thomas Burrows
Ethel Burrows
Fourth Street
Lorain County Farm Extension Service Projects Draw Thousands
Thousands of Lorain County residents joined projects offered by the county agricultural extension service last year per reports by Miss Alice Bird and C I Hummel. Women's work covered home beautification engineering foods nutrition child training clothing and health sanitation with rug making a major home furnishings effort across 36 demonstrations for 1 068 attendees and 1 003 participating women. 4-H clubs saw 36 clubs with 448 members and 88 6 percent completing projects though numbers lagged due to measles and scarlet fever.
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Vorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Miss Alice Bird
C. I. Hummel
Miss Bird
Firelands Area Scout Meeting Set With 300 Attendees
About 300 Boy Scout workers from three counties will gather Friday in Elyria for the Firelands Area Council annual meeting at First M. E. Church. Sessions begin 2 p.m. with Gen. Perry L. Null presiding and include district chairmen reports, group conferences, and a 4:45 p.m. talk by Dr. Ray O. Wyland summarizing the Silver Jubilee Convention. The Silver Beaver and Veteran Awards will be presented, and the council ends the year with 1102 enrolled Scouts and Cubs, up 157 from last year.
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Elyria
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
M. E
Perry L. Null
Merahem
Howard R. Butler
Lorain County
Jdistrict
Guy B. Findley
E. A. Bell
Norwalk
George L. Glitsch
Lorain
Robert Butts
Sandusky
Region Four
National Council
Irving Carpenter
General Null
Elyria Fighter Johnny Jezewski Dies at 24
Elyria mourns Johnny Jezewski known as Jubile with a three week illness. The boxer died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for Thursday at 9 am from Holy Cross church with Rev. Budny. Interment in St Mary’s cemetery. He was born April 11 1911 in Grafton and lived in Elyria 16 years. Survived by wife Marie son James three brothers and two sisters.
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Johnny Jezewski
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Casmir Jezewski
Turner Street
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Budny
St. Mary's Cemetery
Jezewski
John Stephen Jezewski
Grafton
Yankee Joe's
Marie
James
Anthony
Walter
Stary
Mary
Illyria
John Hodoran
Lorain
Bittner
Per Capita Cost At County Home Lower
The annual report shows the County Home spent about 53 cents per inmate per day last year, down from 57 cents in 1934. Population was 182 men and 36 women, ending with 165. Expenses totaled 32722 dollars with revenue 1237 dollars. 23 inmates died and three ran away. Many inmates were aged and mentally incompetent with 86 foreign born residents.
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R. B. Baus
Ohio
House Adjourns In Tribute To King
Washington January 21 the house of Representatives adjourned after a ten minute session in respect to the memory of George VI king of the United Kingdom. President Roosevelt ordered postponement of a White House congressional reception to February 19 as a mark of official sorrow. The President and other officials paused to mourn the king and Episcopal Bishop Freeman offered the National Cathedral facilities for memorial services by the Embassy on the day of the funeral.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
George V
Roosevelt
Edward VIII
White House
Hult
Dominions
Episcopal
James F. Freeman
Ronald Lindsay
National
Queen Mary Remains Britain's Leading Lady of Empire
Queen Mary, now the Queen Mother, remains the first ranking woman of the British Empire. With King Edward VII unmarried, she continues to hold precedence over all royal women and serves as official hostess at palace functions.
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London
Mary
Edward VII
Lighting Criticism Spreads On Broad Street By Council
Council members led by William G. Smith and Frank Henke condemned the Broad Street lighting as spotty since the White Way era. They urged a more even distribution and changes to the 1,000 candlepower lamps. Mayor Don A. Baird said adjustments would be attempted. The meeting approved four new traffic lights and kept the Carlisle township fire protection at $1,000 per year, while bids for sewage plant power were sent to the lighting committee.
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William G. Smith
Frank Henke
Elmer Nelson
Broad Street
White Way
Council
Smith
Ifenke
Nelson
Don A. Baird
Fred A. Underlill
George Thompson
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Public Service Company
Carlisle
Lawyers Map Fight For Bankhead Act
Washington January 21 New Deal attorneys prepare to battle Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge to save the Bankhead Cotton Control Act from unconstitutional fate. A court set February 4 for argument on a government motion to dismiss the suit, with DOJ two weeks to prepare. Talmadge will appear for the debate as observers expect the act to meet a similar end to the AAA and NRA rulings.
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Washington
New Deal
Eugene Talmade
Georgia
AAA
NRA
Department of Justice
Talmadge
Hewever
Wused Banknatec
Prince Edward VIII Proclaimed King 16 Hours After Father’s Death
Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David was proclaimed King Edward VIII by the Privy Council sixteen hours after King George V died. The ceremony in London followed the monarch’s death at Sandringham, with the new king taking oaths and pledging to uphold church and public services.
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London
U. P
Edward Albert
Prince of Wales
Edward VIII
Privy Council
George V
Sandringham House
Duke of York
Sandringham
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Edward Albert Christian George
Andrew Patrick David
Edward
Church of Scotland
King Edward As Prince Of Wales Idol Of Millions
King Edward VIII becomes the bachelor king of England with no queen to share his throne. Born June 23, 1894, at White Lodge Richmond Park, he was educated for naval service, earning the nickname The Sardine. His investiture as Prince of Wales occurred July 13, 1911, at Carnarvon.
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British Empire
George V
Prince of Wales
Edward VIII
Mary
George
King Edward
London
Jan
England
United States
King
White Lodge
Richmond Park
Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
Duke and Duchess of York
Edward VII
Osborne College
Annapolis
Osborne
Dartmouth
Hindustan
France
Carnavon
Wales
George the Fifth Wise Ruler Loved by His People
London dispatch recalls George the Fifth as a wise and beloved monarch who led Britain Ireland and the Empire from 1910 to his death. The Silver Jubilee marked a new era amid scientific progress and a devastating war. His reserved charm and dedication to the Empire earned public esteem despite royal distance.
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George the Fifth
London
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Edward VII
George
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