Emerging tax bill drives debate in 1936 election year
Washington January 24 1936 the administration faces a massive 3 billion dollar tax bill to fund New Deal relief programs and farm aid with the treasury and justice departments crafting proposals. Roosevelt aides debate new taxes to cover bonus costs and potential vetoes hinge on revenue plans while Congress weighs broader fiscal policy and electoral considerations.
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Washington
Justice
Treasury Departments
Treasury
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Governor Davey Confers With Party Leaders
Governor Martin L. Davey and Ohio Democratic leaders meet with national party chiefs in Washington to pledge that the Ohio organization will back the administration in 1936. Francis Poulson and committee members accompany the governor to press party support and unity ahead of the Buckeye State campaign.
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Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Buckeye
Francis Poulson
State
Democratic Committee
Weather Ohio Forecast Shows Snow In Southwest
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with a rising temperature tonight and Saturday. Snow is expected Saturday and likely in the southwest portion late tonight.
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Ohio
Deaths From Severe Cold Threaten Ohio as Snow Looms
A brutal cold wave stalked Ohio with 19 deaths from freezing, heart attacks, exposure, and fumes while blizzards blocked highways and schools. Forecasters warned only limited relief within 36 hours, with snow expected to ease subzero conditions later.
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United Press
Midwest
Canadian Northwest
Mercury
Middle States
Crack Train Makes Special Stop to Aid Stranded Doctor
In a blizzard disruption, the Chesapeake and Ohio Sportsman halted at Rising Sun to allow Dr T T Rosendale of Fostoria to reach patients. The doctor’s auto failed seven miles from Fostoria while he attended calls in the Rising Sun area.
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Columbus
Chesapeake and Ohio
Sportsman
Fostoria
T. T. Rosendale
C. & O. Railroad
Rising Sun
Rosendale
Toledo
Fire Destroys Home Near Kipton
A fire that began in the attic of Lloyd Latteman’s Route 20 home, ten miles north of Kipton, destroyed the large house and much of its furniture early today. Latteman, his wife, and his parents escaped. Latteman’s mother alerted others after hearing cracking in the attic at about 3 a.m. The family sought refuge at Clarence Blackard’s home. Latteman works for National Tube Company in Lorain.
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Clarence Blackard
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Final Tribute Paid Today To King George V
British mourners queued from early morning as Westminster Hall received King George V’s casket and immense royal regalia. The scene featured the imperial crown, orb and sceptre with famed stones, Yeomen guards, and a state funeral plan leading to Windsor after a service at Westminster Abbey.
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Scout Leaders Convene In Elyria Today
Scores of Boy Scout workers from Lorain Huron and Erie Counties gather in Elyria for the Firelands Area Council Silver Jubilee Scouters Convention. The opening afternoon features an invocation welcome address and program outline by Thomas G. Allen with group conferences on unit work camping senior scouting and the 10 year plan. A 4 35 p m general session will include reports and officer elections with Dr Ray Wyland speaking. Dinner tonight led by Howard R Butler includes flag ceremony pledge of allegiance and pageant recalling twenty five years of Scouting with 26 Eagle Scouts in the performance.
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Huron
Erie
Elyria
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
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M. E
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George Ll. Glitsch
Ray O. Wyland
Miss Buzzard Gains Diploma Despite Illness
Wilma Ruth Buzzard of Gulf Road missed Elyria High School’s January graduating class ceremony due to mumps. Her 79 classmates received diplomas on stage, while she recovered at home. Her diploma and the stage flowers were sent to her by her parents who attended the commencement.
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Gulf Road
Elyria High School
Miss Buzzard
Elyman Elected To Presidency Of Association
C. B. Smythe was elected yesterday to the presidency of the Highway Industries Association, the manufacturers division of the American Road Builders' Association. Directors were chosen at Cleveland, then Smythe was named head of the organization. Headquarters are in the National Press building, Washington, D. C. Charles M. Upham is engineer-director of the ARBA and George Schlesinger serves as secretary of both the association and the National Paving Brick Manufacturers Association, all with offices in the National Press building.
Elyria Public Schools Close First Semester
Elyria public schools end the first semester of 1935-36 with little change for students when the second term begins. Grade pupils remain in same grades rooms and with same teachers under the annual promotion policy. High school enrollment drops by 80 after last night’s graduation and two fewer high school teachers are in place.
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Elyria
80 Awarded High School Diplomas at Elyria Commencement
Elyria High School awarded 80 diplomas as 40 girls and 49 boys completed 12 years of study. Judge EK Millington of Cadillac Michigan delivered the commencement address on the education of a prince, stressing education to prepare youth for civic responsibility and personal growth.
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Elyria High School
EK. J. Millington
Cadillac
Michigan
United States
Ile
Starving Should Have Prior Claim In Veto Fight
The House moved to override President Roosevelt's veto of the baby bond payment bill after his handwritten six paragraph veto note was read. The bill totals 2.237 billion in new currency and would pay veterans before other relief efforts, a point Roosevelt argued to protect national credit and tax revenue. Congress expected passage, with a debate over whether relief for starving families should take priority over veteran payments.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
AAA
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Washington
House
Joseph W. Burns
Senate
Patman
Lorain man sentenced for illegal liquor
Enrico Pictone of 1715 Livingston avenue Lorain was fined 100 dollars and costs and ordered to serve 30 days in the Toledo workhouse for possessing illegal liquor. His son Alex, 21, pled guilty to transporting illegal liquor, received 75 dollars in fines and 30 days in the county jail, and their car was confiscated. The conviction followed a six week-old warrant by State Inspector Ralph Bannerman after Lorain vice squad officers found a nearly empty liquor barrel and paraphernalia at a shack on Russell and Elyria avenues near South Lorain, owned by Mrs Picione.
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Guy B. Findley
Enrico Pictone
Livingston Avenue
Lorain
Toledo
Alex
Enrico
Ralph Bannerman
A. J. Mackerty
Frank Kiden
Russell and
Elyria Avenues
South Lorain
Picione
Five Die In Fatal Fire In St Johns Home
Five persons perished in a blaze at the home of Mrs. Anthony Noah in St Johns Newtd today. The dead include Mrs. Anthony, her three children David six, Robert four, Angela three, and her maid Miss Sheppard.
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ST. Johns
Newtd
Anthony Noah
Anthony
David
Robert
Angela
Sheppard
Winterized needs in late and early models
Fragmented ad style text notes a position of winterized parts and trade in worn cars. Mentions cold weather readiness and trading in vehicles with worn parts. Includes garbled phrasing and incomplete sentences but hints at auto parts and winter preparation.
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