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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1932
Page
2
Washington July 5 indications pointed to a presidential veto as revised Wagner-Garner legislation proposing 2.1 billion dollars to relieve unemployment was prepared for submission to Congress. Republican Leader Snell warned that some relief measure would be approved and signed, despite the veto.
Snell said after meeting Hoover at the Rapidan camp that the president would likely call Congress back within 24 hours to pass relief. He noted the Democratic program faces possible veto while Hoover prefers nonbond financing and a smaller public works fund, with a revised $300,000,000 cap and $200,000,000 relief loans included in the final draft.
Passengers and train crew on a Baltimore and Ohio train from Washington to Cincinnati escaped injury when a switch at Little, Hocking caused a derailment of the second locomotive and baggage car. The lead engine and two day coaches plus a pullman stayed upright. About 150 aboard. speed near 50 mph near Torch Hill as rescue teams mobilized from Parkersburg and Chillicothe.
The conference committee revised the relief bill to fund loans for states by population and for public and private projects through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Hoover would sign if possible, with House votes imminent and Senate action expected soon. Debate on adjournment looms amid prohibition and agriculture supply bill delays.
New London notes show Mr and Mrs E C Rasmussen and son Charles leaving for Janesville Wisconsin for summer. Mrs Merton King travels to Chicago for the death of Mrs Howard Coe. W F M S of First M E church meets July 6 at Mrs George Parnell's home. Various locals host visitors and trips including Marett, Shipman, Burk, Pelow, Heitche, Baker, Davis, and Sly families. Ontario Epworth League guests at New London services.
July 5 River Road notes Mrs Ruby Zimmerman of Philadelphia visits her parents Mr and Mrs Don Swartz. George Dent of Grafton visits Mr and Mrs Ross Stewart. Newlyweds Henry Hornby and Irene Thompson will live with Fred Hornby. Agnes and Loretta Westrick spend Friday in Elyria. Alva Seely visits Charles Smith at Island Read. Carrie Sheldon visits daughter Mrs Sherman in West Ridge. John Mohler family visit Alfred Deans of Tudgeville. Mrs Collie Sweet of Rocky River visits Nina Seely. Clarence Cadden of Canal Fulton visits relatives here. Belle Bailey spends day with Edna Taylor of Crafton.
Advert describes invisible ZEMO for pimples rashes and blemishes. Claims twenty years of soothing relief from itching and skin irritations. Promotes antiseptic action for clear healthy skin. Available from druggists in 35c 60c and 1.00 sizes.
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