Bills and resolutions introduced in Ohio legislature
Ohio lawmakers introduced numerous measures in both houses. Notable items include unemployment insurance system creation, coalition on public improvements using bituminous substances, office salary parity, tax and license revisions, and a chain-store license tax. The Senate adopted a liquor control study committee resolution with named members.
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House
Keifer
Clark
Senate
Firick
Cuyahoga
Gillespie
Agnew of
Mahoning
Lauer
Marion
Chiropractic Examiners
Pringle of
Boyd
Carney of
McNamee
Gessaman of
Franklin
Hall of
Masier
Utilities Commission
Handley of
Hamilton
Bar Association
Whittemore
Summit
Secretary of State
Gunsett
van Wert
Wolfe
Richland
Conservancy
Ackerman
Lloyd
Portsmouth
Handley
Cincinnati
Herner
Norwalk
Ford
Chillicothe
Master
Cleveland
Eagles Initiate Large Glads Tomorrow in City Drive
Elyria Eagles announce first initiation of the year tomorrow night marking the start of a three month membership drive. J L Mathis says a precinct captain and lieutenant lead each unit while Waitham France heads initiatory work with the degree officers. A large number of applications are on file and a surprise party plus valuable prizes will follow the lodge meeting with a buffet lunch to end the evening.
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Elyria Eagles
J. L. Mathis
Waitham France
A. R. Graber
William Cashman
Door Handle Break-In Reported at Local Mill
Edward Brotherton, a watchman for Radiant Mills on Beech Street, told police last night that someone tampered with his car and broke a door handle. He added the other door handle was also broken in the same manner about a month earlier.
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ATTO
Edward Brotherton
Radiant Mills Company
Beech Street
Woman Awarded $2000 Judgment After Auto Crash
Mrs. Alice Ernst of Amherst won a $2000 judgment against Albert Diederich of Ridgeville by jury verdict in Judge A R Webber's court yesterday. The suit claimed she sustained injuries in an auto accident on North Ridge road near Dewey road on May 9 1931.
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Alice Ernst
Amherst
Albert Diederich
Ridgeville
A. R. Webber
North Ridge Road
Dewey Road
Shaw resigns from Ohio Service Printing Company
County Commissioner Harry L. Shaw says he sold his stock and resigned as director and vice president of Ohio Service Printing Company Lorain so the firm can legally bid on county work.
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Shaw
Harry L. Shaw
Ohio Service Printing Company
Lorain
Police pistol team posts 490 score in interdepartmental match
Eleven officers led by Sergeant Curtiss Hamlin total 490 against ten officers led by Patrolman M B Olmstead. Individual scores include Hamlin 53 Southam 54 Walton 51 Gibson 49 Parker 54 Waldron 45 Hurd 36 Brown 44 Sayles 29 Zarnke 28 Sawyer 47 Olmstead 50 Muller 48 Obitts 45 Sweet 37 Bongs 46 Johnson 44 Oldag 26 Palmer 47 Crehan 28 Witter 25. Patrolman Barnhart did not shoot.
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Curtiss Hamlin
M. B. Olmstead
Hamlin
Southam
Walton
Gibson
Parker
Waldron
Hurd
Brown
Sayles
Zarnke
Sawyer
Olmstead
Muller
Obitts
Sweet
Bongs
Johnson
Oldag
Palmer
Y-Club Elects Two Members At Weekly Meeting
Two new members were elected to the Y focus Club during a weekly YMCA gathering last night. The session included a brief business portion and a talk on Our Attitude Toward the Low Mood. Robert Bearer, social committee chair, outlined plans for a forthcoming Valentine party by club members.
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Y-focus Club
Robert Bearer
Missing Boy Found After Late Night Disappearance
Harry Marshall, 12, residing with Robert Denham of La Grange, caused concern when he did not return home. He was located at Wellington ten minutes after Denham reported him to the sheriff and Cleveland police and broadcasting station were notified.
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Harry Marshall
Robert Denham
la Grange
Denham
Sheriff's Department
Cleveland Police
Harry
Wellington
Auto Recovered After Stolen Car Report
Police officers Miller and Olmstead recovered a car reported stolen Monday. Owner Paul Miller of 310 Blaine Street was identified. The vehicle was found on East River Street.
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C. BE. Miller
M. E. Olmstead
Paul Miller
Blaine Street
East River Street
Roller skates stolen from picture show lobby
Robert Adams of 1131 West Avenue reported to police yesterday that a pair of roller skates were stolen from a picture show lobby Sunday.
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Robert Adams
West Avenue
Fight Looms Over Denison Appointment to Texas Highway Board
F. L. Denison of Temple Texas a bank er has been named to the vacancy on the Texas state highway commission a post that attracted sharp campaign criticism against Gov Miriam Ferguson. Allegations of misappropriation and waste led to injunctions after the election signaling a bitter contest ahead.
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F._ L. Denison
Temple
Tex
Texas State Highway Commission
Miriam Ferguson
Bellefontaine Municipal Plants Earn $52000 in 1932
Bellefontaine Ohio January 25 1932 officials announced that the city earned 52000 from its municipal gas water and electric plants for the year 1932 excluding funds set aside for extensions improvements depreciation and other items Rates for gas and electricity remain among the lowest in the state Bonded debt has declined since 1922 and is under 106000 with sinking fund cover to retire a 60000 issue three years early City Auditor R A Herring noted the figures.
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Bellefontaine
Bellefontaines
R. A. Herring
Hoover Acts to Help Old Teacher in West Branch
President Hoover moves to aid his former teacher from West Branch Iowa by appointing her son Charles Carran as rural mail carrier on Route No 2. Carran, 42, with six children, was a laborer until layoffs, and the order becomes effective February 1 after Hoover’s Des Moines visit last October.
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Washington
Hoover
West Branch
Charles Carra
Des Moines
Carran
20 Apply for Final Citizenship Papers
Applications for final citizenship papers were filed with Naturalization Officers Samuel Ewing and Mario Ventura in the courthouse today. About 20 applications were submitted. Final hearings cannot be held for 90 days, Ewing said.
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Samuel Ewing
Mario Ventura
Cleveland
Ewing
Junior Hi Y Club to Initiate Twenty Members Tonight
Approximately 20 new members will be initiated into the Junior Hi Y Club at the YMCA meeting tonight. The initiation is led by a committee headed by Charles Nelson with members Robert Jensen, Fred Wiley, and Charles Bush.
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Charles Nelson
Robert Jensen
Fred Wiley
Charles Bush
Stamp Club Auction Set For Y M C A Dinner Meeting
The weekly Stamp Club at the Y M C A announced an auction as the feature of tonight's meeting to follow a dinner. The event welcomes visitors and last week saw thirty collectors attend the club gathering.
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The
Stamp Club
Firemen Called to Smoke at Sam Kaplan Home
Elyria firemen responded last night to 114 Parkview Court where smoke filled the residence due to a soot milled smoke pipe with a closed draft. No damage was reported by firefighters.
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Elyria
Sam Kaplan
Parkview Court
Two Die in Hamilton County Traffic Death Toll Rises
Hamilton countys 1933 traffic deaths reach six with the January 25 deaths of Edward Ackerman, 62, medical record clerk, and Marian Meyer, one month old. Ackerman was struck crossing a street. the infant died in a collision at Norwood.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Edward Ackerman
City Health Department
Marian Meyer
Ackerman
Norwood
Man is Found Not Guilty in Slaying of Stepson
A Madison county common pleas court jury acquitted Dewey Thacker 34 of manslaughter in the death of his stepson Lawrence Jenkins 22 who was stabbed. Thacker testified he acted in self defense.
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London, CO
Madison County Common Pleas Court
Dewey Thacker
Lawrence Jenkins
Jenkins
Thacker
Canton Debaters to Meet Oberlin Orators Tonight
Oberlin High School debaters meet Canton McKinley foes in the second round of Ohio Debating League preliminaries tonight at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. Ruth Dale Wade White Robert Blackburn and Ralph Lyman form the Oberlin team opposing McKinley on the tax source question. Glenn Ross of Sandusky will judge.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin High School
Ohio Debating League
Ruth Dale
Wade White
Robert Blackburn
Ralph Lyman
McKinley High School of
Canton
Glenn Ross
Sandusky
Ohio League
Canton McKinley
Columbus
Wilbur Morrin
Laurabelle Scott
Minerva
Richard Hill Honored With Farewell Party
Richard Hill was guest of honor at a farewell party hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas White on South Pleasant street. He leaves this week for England to visit his parents and plans to return later. Fifteen guests from Elyria Lorain and Oberlin attended with cribbage games and old time songs, followed by refreshments.
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Richard Hill
Thomas White
South Pleasant Street
Mr. Hill
England
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Will Give Course for Girl Scout Leaders
Miss Ida May Born, a national instructor who lectured in Oberlin in 1931, will return for the week of February 6 to conduct a course for Girl Scout leaders. Her visit aims to train leaders and boost local scouting programs. The event will feature instructional sessions and practical leadership guidance.
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Ida May Born
Oberlin
Paraguayan Aceyara Cavalry Defeats Bolivians at Fort Nevana
The Guarani Aceyara Cavalry regiment reportedly annihilated the Bolivian 41st Infantry in six days of battle for Fort Nevana in the Gran Chaco. Survivors fled as horsemen charged with machetes and the war dept announced victory. Hope for a quick end to hostilities was discussed by officials as no new peace proposals had been received.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Aceyara
Fort Nevana
Gran Chaco
War Department
Acevara
Guaranti
Foreign Ministry
Buenos
Girl Scout Leadership Course Announcement
Announcement notes a training course in girl scout leadership with time and place to be announced later. It emphasizes the course's past usefulness and its value when led by interested and informed leaders serving the community.
Mid-Year Dance Planned at Warner Gym on Feb 3
Plans finalized for a college mid year dance to be held after final exams on Friday February 3 in Warner gym. McKinneys Cottonpickers, a nationally known Negro orchestra, will provide music for the event. The organizing committee includes Frank Percy Dorothy Waterbury Bruce Brickley and Katherine Hughes.
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McKinney’s
Cottonpickers
National Famous Negro Orchestra
Warner Gym
Frank Percy
Dorothy Waterbury
Bruce Brickley
Katherine Hughes
Oberlin Students Speak at Cleveland Meeting
Hugo Ranelle and William Chamberlain from Oberlin spoke at a Cleveland gathering to organize the northern Ohio intercollegiate conference of the League for Industrial Democracy. Norman Thomas and Paul Porter led the meeting. Chamberlain was elected president for the Cleveland conference on February 17. Norman Thomas will address a spring conference in Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Cleveland
Hugo Ranelle
William Chamberlain
Northern Ohio
League For Industrial Democracy
Norman Thomas
Paul Porter
Chamberlain
Professor Leigh Aeixander Views of Rome Lecture
Professor Leigh Aeixander delivered an illustrated talk on Some Views of Rome at the History department meeting of the Oberlin Women's Club in Peters Hall yesterday afternoon. A good attendance of members and guests attended.
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Leigh Aeixander
Rome
Oberlin Women's Club
Peter’s Hall
Legion Auxiliary Bridge Party Honors Mrs. Schubert
The American Legion auxiliary held a bridge party at Mrs. John Dunns home on King street. Four tables competed and the high score prize went to Mrs. Maurice Schubert. Refreshments were served after the games.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
John Dunn
King Street
Maurice Schubert
Armies clash in South America amid antiwar pact talks
Aires says Argentina and Chile plan action under an Argentine antiwar pact proposal as heavy fighting continues in the Nanawa sector. Bolivian forces under Gen. Hans Kundt storm Paraguayan lines but are repelled with heavy losses, according to local reports.
Death of Samuel Schrecongost in Elyria
Samuel Schrecongost 61 of 353 Oxford street died Tuesday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a four week illness. Born June 19 1871 in Elderton Pennsylvania he lived in the city 44 years. Survived by mother Kathryn and three sisters Mary Wingard Blanche McFadden Nell Craft. Funeral Friday 10 AM Nichols Funeral Home with Dr B J Bond officiating burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Samuel Schrecongost
Oxford Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elderton
Pennsylvania
Kathryn Schrecongost
Mary Wingard
Blanche McFadden
Wickcliffe
Ohio
Nell Craft
Kankakee
Ilinois
Nichols Funeral Home
B. J Bond
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Garrick Quote on Tragedy and Comedy
The line reads tragedy is easy while comedy remains a serious matter as attributed to Garrick. The remark contrasts the seeming ease of tragedy with the weight of humor in dramatic art.
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Garrick
Elyria Relief Committee opens bids for wartime food supplies
Elyria city hall to receive February bids from the Elyria Relief Committee for thousands of pounds of meat and pantry goods. More than 13,000 pounds of meat and large quantities of coffee, tea, sugar, canned goods, soap, and other staples are sought in two pound meat packs and assorted packages with brand specification and sample requirements where noted.
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Elyria Commissary
Elyria Relief Committee
Hamburg
Rainey says foreign debts to remain, no reductions
Washington January 25 House majority leader Rainey declared that debt conferences authorized by President elect Roosevelt will not cancel or reduce foreign obligations. He urged meetings may ease world economic talks and drop trade barriers to help European nations pay us. He warned the conferences will not forgive debts and suggested including defaulters in discussions to collect.
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Washington
House
Rainey
Roosevelt
A Test of Beauty Through Memory
The passage reflects on beauty lasting in memory, whether from a face landscape bird or flower. It notes a thing of beauty is a joy forever and can be recalled distinctly beyond the moment of seeing.
Women shaping men into fools through bold acts
A compact saying notes that for every woman who elevates a man by two feet, another woman can turn a man into a fool. The aphorism comments on social influence and gender dynamics with pointed humor.
Market update from Cleveland produce and livestock listings
Market steady for butter eggs and turkey categories with varied quotes. Potatoes and onions show mixed graded ranges across Ohio New York and Pennsylvania. hogs and cattle around steady to slightly lower with limited demand. calves weak and sheep light with softening prices.
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Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
U.S
U. S
Hoover Vetoes Deficiency Bill Over Tax Refund Clause
President Hoover vetoed the 31 million dollar first deficiency appropriation bill over a provision requiring congressional approval of tax refunds above 20 thousand dollars. The House failed to override with 193 to 158. The measure includes 625 thousand for DC relief, and leaders plan a swift new vote without the contested clause.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
House
District of Columbia
Low Mood Costs Dogs As Licenses Drive Surrenders
Louis Stolzenburg, humane officer and dog pound keeper, says more than 100 dogs have been killed this year due to overpopulation and rising surrender rates. He cites license costs as a key factor with $1 for males and $3 for females, prompting many owners to abandon expensive breeds.
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Louis Stolzenburg
Stolzenburg
Post Office Building Staff Roles Follow Treasury and Postal Departments
Children touring the building are guided out by guards as they depart toward school, with a motorcycle officer stopping traffic to allow crossing at East Avenue. Some maintenance workers report to the treasury department while other post office staff remain under the post office department.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
East Avenue
Indictments in Perrysburg Dry Cleaning Plant Bombing
Wood County grand jury returns indictments charging malicious destruction of property in the Perrysburg dry cleaning plant bombing. Defendants Harry Weiss aged 45 and Joseph Serafino 38, both of Cleveland, named.
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Bowling Green
Perrysburg
Wood County Grand Jury
Harry Weiss
Joseph Serafinos
Cleveland
National 40 and 8 speakers set for Ohio Legion conference
National officers John Elden and Charles Ardery will address the Ohio American Legion 40 and 8 society conference in Columbus this weekend. Visitors from eight states have been invited to attend.
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Columbus, CO
John Elden
Charles Ardery
Society of the Ohio American Legion
Stone tools mark birth of art and craft
Art emerged when early humans felt the need for cutting and scraping and crafted tools from stones they gathered. This concise observation links toolmaking to the origins of artistic expression and human ingenuity.
Dairy and grain market reports from Chicago and U S inputs
USDA notes receipts and prices across dairy products poultry potatoes and cereals. Sugars and creamery items show varied scores and prices with Jan Feb Mar futures and storage standards listed. Wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds also appear with bid prices and quantities.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Beese Sc
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Orth Dakota
Grain quotations and seed rates in Toledo market
Grain on track with 24 1 2 cent rate basis. Wheat No 2 red 48 48 cents, No 1 red 45 50 cents. Corn No 2 yellow 241 2 26 cents, No 3 yellow 231 2 241 2 cents, No 4 yellow 22 23 cents. Oats No 2 white 17 18 cents, No 3 white 161 2 171 2 cents. Grain in store transit billing attached. Wheat above track, corn 4 41 2 percent above, oats 3 cents above. Seeds unchanged.
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Toledo
Market notes from Minneapolis Wheat and Corn prices
Minneapolis market figures list No 1 red durum May June July prices and futures, No 3 yellow corn and No 3 white oats values, flax and flour shipments, and bran price. Includes shipment totals and unit changes with cents and valuation codes.
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Minneapolis
Farmers Local Markets Offer Seasonal Produce
Market lists show beets carrots celery Chinese cabbage endive lettuce parsley parsnips radishes turnips and watercress priced per basket or bunch. Quality notes include hot house or washed clearly indicating best and poorer grades with price ranges from a few cents to roughly $1 per unit.
Grain and feed price listings from Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Quotations for corn wheat oats hay flour and mill feeds. Prices shown per bushel per ton or per barrel with varieties like No 1 red Clover No 3 yellow corn and No 2 29 1 4 for corn and no 3 white oats.alfalfa first and second cuttings priced at 12 and 14 dollars respectively.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
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Mars
Esther Alplen
Ronald Wilbond
Sssk
Wik
Mona
James
Gardner Rossman
Pittsburgh
Lady Mona
Katherine
Katherine Rawls
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Minneapolis Grains
Roth Tailor Shop
Broad St
Acme
the O'Donnel Paint & Wall Paper Co
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