Pension Funds for Ohio Are Vetoed
Washington January 25. Rep Thomas A Jenkins accuses President Roosevelt of robbing Ohio of 1,300,000 by withholding from the 1938 Federal Social Security funds. Ohio’s delegation fears further federal payment cuts and the overall program’s integrity is cited amid veto sustains debate.
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Washington
J.P
Thomas A Jenkins
Hopevelt
Ohio
Local Security Board
Socil Security Board
Green Critical Of Operations Of Labor Board
William Green of the American Federation of Labor charged that the National Labor Relations Board forced West Coast longshoremen into a communist bargaining agent. He urged AFL backed amendments to the Wagner Act and criticized a key NLRB decision affecting Pacific Coast longshoremen, saying it handed control to Harry Bridges CIO.
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Washington
Tun
William Green
Toabarain
ATI
Green
AFT
AFL
CIO
Geining
Pac Fle
ADL Waterfront Mans
Harry Bridges
CIO Tongshoremois
Weather outlook for Ohio region with snow flurries
Slightly colder in east and north portions tonight with continued cold Friday. Snow expected Friday night into Saturday with rising temperatures slowly. High pressure over the Northern Rocky Mountains and Great Plains keeps temperatures down. readings below freezing extend into Kansas Missouri Indiana and southern states. light snow reported in the Lake region and upper Ohio valleys with general precipitation in the Northwest.
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Rocky Mountai Plateau
Great Plains
Oha Valley
South Atlantic States
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
New Orleans
Florda
Lake Region
Ohno Vailes
County Appropriations For 1940 Set At 61062621
County commissioners yesterday fixed the 1940 general operating appropriations at 610,626.21 with a warning to department heads to operate within the totals. The total appropriation is 15,080,593, with substantial salary reductions across several departments, including Clerks of Courts, Probate Court, and the Treasurers office, while funds were added for crippled children care and hospital expansions.
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Yesterdas
Fringther
Sturdis
Pleasant View
Ori
Archaur Bradley
Lerain Humane
Bradlew
Loranale
Lerain
Toledo
State Welfare Department
Board of Elections
Alse Pietsant View Sanitorum
Board of Revision
Appra
Columbiawrship Amherst
Vermilion
Germany Builds 35000 Ton Battleships Rumor Rise
The report claims Germany is constructing 35000 ton battleships named Deutsc hland and related vessels as part of a larger program. It notes uncertainty over total tonnage and launch dates, mentioning ships of about 29000 to 37000 tons and tying the effort to prewar naval limits and the Versailles-era constraints.
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Rertin
Adolf Hither
Ulleship Deutschlind
Todalanny
Dietschiatd
Deutechland
Gerrains
Bemirch
T Miy
Germany
Fourteen Rescued From Kenmore Fire by Akron Firemen
Fourteen people, from three families on the second floor, were rescued by Akron firemen during a basement fire at a Kenmore business and apartment building in near zero weather. Neighbors sheltered them as ladders brought them down. The two alarm blaze began from an overheated furnace, causing $2,500 in damage to the grocery and beauty parlor contents.
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Akron
Kenmore
Clearview High Senior Honored for Heroic Rescue
Clearview High School senior Charles C Cole, 19, was surprised to learn he won a Carnegie Hero Fund Commission bronze medal for rescuing two nine year old boys, Frank Crnho and Samuel Gyuresip, from drowning in a quarry near Brgia Township. Cole and another rescuer, John Kevopis, helped the boys reach safety after a tense dive and fatigue. The award was announced on Senior Dintion Day, underscoring Cole’s quiet heroism alongside his classmates.
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Charles C Cole
Clearview High School
Hiself
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Ohio
Cole
Frank Crnho
Samuel Gyuresip
Gin Ad
Belo
Vincent
Stop
Flyria
Fred Cole
Samuel
Frank
John Kevopis
John
Cale
Whue
Carnegie Cormmassans
Coles Heromm
Clessview
Durling
Bigria Township
West River Road
Bigria
Ronald F Wertel
Leavittsburg
Dies Committee Budget Vote Reported In House Action
In Washington on January 25 the House voted to allocate seventy five thousand dollars for the Dies investigation into the American act during 1940. The action follows the ongoing inquiry into the Diebe committee and related activities.
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Washington
House
Swedish Steamer Patria Loss Leaves Seventeen Dead
Seventeen crew members perished when the Swedish steamer Patria struck a mine while en route from Rotterdam to Goteborg. Four survivors were rescued after drifting 38 hours at sea. A fifth crewman died of exhaustion. The vessel, 1200 tons, sailed from Rotterdam and halted near Goteborg, Sweden, due to the mine impact.
Norwegian Ship Sinks 37 Lost in North Sea
Amsterdam dispatch reports the Norwegian steamer Biarritz of 1722 tons sank after an explosion 36 miles northwest of Ymuiden. Thirty seven aboard, including seven crew and wireless operator, perished or were unaccounted. survivors were rescued by the Borgholm and brought to Ymuiden. three bodies recovered.
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Amsterdam
Biarritz
Ymuiden
Biaritz
Borgholm
Ymeiden
Tuo
Bartz
Poacom Tadty Sum
Bound Frozen to Death in Snow Near Lane
Charles Wegind, 42, was found frozen to death in front of his lane with keys and money scattered in the snow, suggesting a failed attempt to enter. Coroner R D Snyder opened an investigation as neighbors reported Wegind spent the night at a neighbor’s home.
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GN YU
Charles Wegind
Mr. Wygind
R D Snyder
Carlisle Township To Discuss Fire Protection And Indigents
Carlisle Township council meets Friday to weigh a continuance of fire protection for 1940 at $900 from Feb 1 to year end plus $6250 already paid for January under a temporary contract. Provisions for hospitalization for indigents and a revised City Health Department salary setup are also on the agenda.
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Carlisle Township
Coues
Carlisle
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joseph Q Petro
Imavor
Rand
City Health Department
Welfare Group In County To Meet Tonight
Carl M Graves, field operator for the Oncarnment of Welfare, will discuss the state welfare watch program at a meeting of Lorain County’s Children Welfare Council tonight at 8 PM in Fame American Teep. Judge I H Wye said Graves will coordinate a study of a proposed service exchange with Turin Carn, replacing Mrs Turin Bing who cannot attend.
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Carl M Graves
Lorain County
I. H .Wye
Turin County
Graves
Turin Bing
Child Welfare Service
State Department
Calumnus
M Graves
Eid
Childers Welfare Council
Bricker Says Ohio Government Is On Pay As You Go Basis
Governor John W Bricker said at the Cincinnati Better Business Bureau meeting that Ohio operates on a pay as you go system. He pledged that public assistance will not become a burden during his administration. Continued on page 12.
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Bricker
Ohio
Cincinnati
Tan
John W Bricker
Cincinnati Better Business Bureau
Finnish Hold Lines as Soviet Drive Returns Limited
Helsinki Jan 25 Russian shock troops pressed Finnish defenses northeast of Lake Ladoga but with diminished force officials said the pressure was easing as the Russians began a fifth day of assault aimed at breaking the Mannerheim Line. Finnish dispatches reported continued bombing and machine gunning of civilians at Vuokatti Tivalkosk and Houskar.
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Lake Ladoga
Whch
Mannerheimm
Vuokatti Tivalkosk
Houskar
Sandusky Bay Bridge Closes Under Heavy Snow
Sandusky Bay Bridge blocked to traffic as cops and snow plows battle blizzard conditions. Gerald Griswold says opening time uncertain as Route 2 and Route 19 redirect traffic. Temperatures near zero with wind driven snow creating blizzard conditions unseen since 1936.
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Sandusky Bay Bridge
Gerald Griswold
State Highway Department
Griswold
Ashland Highway Division
Sandusky Bay
Venice
Erie County
Oak Harbor
Ottawa County
New Call for Peace in Europe at The Hague
In The Hague on January 25 Foreign Minister Dr. W. Van Kleffen urged a European peace settlement in Parliament. He warned belligerents to respect Dutch neutrality and avoid harming Dutch trade or territorial integrity. He questioned whether the moment has arrived for a just, sensible regulation of European affairs and noted the futility of prolonged conflict between cannot-destroy enemies.
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The
Hague
Dr & WN van Kleffen
Europe
Ohio Faces Cold Spell With Snow and Ducks Stranded
Ohio endures another cold snap with zero to low single digit readings across Columbus Cleveland Dayton and Cincinnati as 1 to 2 inches of new snow slows traffic and fuels drift problems. Ducks near Castalia are stranded by ice free waters as grain is spread to feed them while bridges and ferries contend with low water and ice gorges.
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United Press
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Cincinnati
Akron
Castalia
Erie County
State Conservation Division
Blue Hole
Webb Sadler
Castalia Farms
Traffe
Sandusky
Portsmouth
Tver
Gallaughs
Wheeling
W Va
Martins Ferry
State Rushes Grain To Thousands Of Starving Ducks
In Columbus on January 25 the State Conservation division said it is rushing thousands of pounds of grain to Lake Erie shores to feed about 50 000 drifting ducks from Canada in the Sandusky area. Other flocks have appeared on inland lakes as milder autumn weather delayed their southward flight and winter storms leave the birds unsure where to go. Many are exhausted and barely able to rise from the ice.
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State Conservation Division
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Sandusky
Canada
Gulf Coast
Ship Damaged By Severe Weather North Of Bermuda
The SS Andreas reported damage from severe weather north of Bermuda and requested radio listenership. Coordinates given place the vessel about 700 miles east of Savannah, as it reported taking on water and listing with bunkers crossed. Coast guard units issued alerts for nearby ships to monitor for updates.
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Bermuda
Washington
Andreas
Coast Guard
Savannah Ga
Port Sinc
Ummediat
One Killed One Hurt When Train Hits Auto
Kenton residents John Seymour 19 and James Jefferson 22 were killed and injured respectively when a Big Four train struck the automobile they were in as they returned from a birthday party in Forest O last night. Seymour had brought Jefferson home from Ed Bolden home.
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Kenton
Jane
John Seymour
James Jefferson
Forest
Seymour
Jeffers
Jeffergent
Ed Bolden Howe
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