Showdown Near On Revenue Bill
Washington June 3 Senate sits for long awaited showdown on the New Deal tax on undivided corporate profits. Debate over an import tax on whale oil sparked minor contention as Sen Roy Copeland sought to exempt whale oil. Senate leaders hope for agreement and adjournment by Saturday while the White House weighs a modified House bill with higher levies.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Roy
Copeland
Witte House
House
Congress
Rockefeller 96 Heads to Lakewood Golf House
Ormond Beach Fla June 3 John D Rockefeller 96 year old on bare was en route north today to his Lakewood N J golf house for the summer He will arrive in Lakewood on his special air conditioned car at 3 15 E 3 T Seventy servants made the northern trip with him Wearing an old linen cap and a linen duster the aged millionaire was surrounded by body guards as he boarded his special car.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
John D. Rockefeller
Bare
Lakewood
N. J
Ohio Weather Update: Fair Tonight and Thursday
Ohio forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Thursday with cooler air in the extreme south tonight. Temperatures rise Thursday with early morning warming in the extreme north portion.
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Ohio
Funds Allocated For The Aid Of Children
Lorain County is tentatively allocated 20700 dollars for a six month period as its share of federal social security funds for aid to dependent children. Henry J Robison states the federal government will cover about one third, with the state and county each paying one third. The new act aims to reduce county costs through mothers pensions and the county children's home, saving thousands annually.
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Lorain County
Henry J. Robison
Division of Public Assistance
Ohio
Seven Nurses to Receive Diplomas at Elks Hall
Seven student nurses will receive diplomas at the Elks Hall tomorrow night during the M B Johnson School of Nursing commencement at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Rev Dan R Bradley will deliver the address with a program including a march by Eleazar Bunn and musical selections by Gladys McCullough and others. The graduates include Louise Allebach Earl Court Jones Dorothy Kos Lakewood Lucille Langraton Marian Lohr Norwalk Mary McClintock Bellevue Madeline S Inc Monroeville. A baccalaureate service was held Sunday evening at First M E church with Rev E J Bond delivering the sermon.
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Elks’ Hall
M. B. Johnson School of
Dan R. Bradley
Pilgrim Congregational Church of
Cleveland
Oberlin College
Eleazor Bunn
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Karl Raler
Jack Huge
Ilso
Gladys McCullough
Everett Bainer
Hazel West
School of Nursing
Frank W. Hoover
F. A. Smythe
Star Board of Trustees
Kaley
Campbell- Tilton
Oley
Daniel Prosheroe
McCulloch
Fibich Hartmann
Gardner
Louise Allebach
Earl Court
E . Jones
Dorothy Kos
M. E
E. J. Bond
Adjournment forecast after Republican convention
Washington June 3 Speaker Joseph W Brins forecasts congressional adjournment the week after the GOP convention. He and House leaders plan three day recesses during convention week. Bryans says conferees on tax relief bills could reach agreement and bring final action within two weeks.
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Washington
Joseph W. Brins
Brins
House
Bryans
Keen Competition For Postoffice Jobs At Elyria
Poster C. J. Sartor expects keen competition for substitute carriers and clerks at the Elyria post office as civil service exams draw a large applicant pool. Over 300 Elyrians have requested blanks. actual applications were sent to Cincinnati, with the date of the test not yet set. Applications must be on file by June 1, and the exam will create a list of locals eligible for the first time in years, aided by the 40-hour week rule increasing clerk and carrier use.
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Elyria
Poster C
Cincinnati
Sartor
Trigger Man Tells Of Death Decree
In Detroit on June 3, the trial of 13 Black Legionnaires details Charles A Poole facing a death order by Harvey Davis and others. Dayton Dean testifies Poole was to be killed by rope or gun in a one way ride after alleged abuse, with shots fired as Poole fell. Dean recounts eight shots, Davis directing the escape, and the group disposing of revolvers later.
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Detroit
Charles A. Poole
Harvey Davis
WPA
Common Pleas Court
Dayton Dean
Poole
Dean
Onre
McCrea
West Side
Pool
Findwater Temple
Dear
McCrea Dean
Ervin Lee
Davis
Lee
Erhan Lipps
Edison Lake
Graduated Benefit Payments Favored by Senate Committee
The Senate Agriculture Committee backed graduated benefit payments under the soil conservation act with an amendment attached to a bill by Sen. Carl Hatch. The plan lowers payments by 1 percent for each tier from 2900 to 3900 and increases cuts up to 50 percent beyond 51600, targeting large producers. Simultaneously the House committee endorsed a sugar control act amendment to similarly cut large payments to producers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senator Agriculture Committee
Carl Hatch
D X. Mex
House Agricultural Committee
Costigan-Jones
Elsha Post Office Stays Open Until 6 P.M. Wednesdays
Postmaster J. Sartor announced the Elsha post office will remain open until 6 p m on Wednesdays during summer, matching year round hours. The office stays open until 6 p m every day except Saturday and until 1 p m on Saturday, with no noon Wednesday closure.
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Elsha
J. Sartor
Sartor
Fish Walks From Pool Reported in Cleveland
Neighbors in Cleveland report a curious claim by A. S. Burking of Independence that his Chinese fish, a Channa, walked away from a pool. He states the fish can breathe air and stay out of water for a day, skidding along on its fins like a seal.
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Cleveland
A. S. Burking
Independence
Buskirk
Storm Rips Ohio with One Death and Wide Damage
United Press reports gale force winds across Ohio in the last 24 hours killing one person and injuring four others. Property losses exceed 325,000 with Cedar Point and Cleveland hardest hit as trees toppled and lines failed. A farm scaffold collapsed injuring four workers near Kenton, notably Dwight Demne. A 13 year old drowned at Columbus as a large wave formed by wind impacted the area.
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United Press
W. H. Alexander
Ohio
Miewn
Cleveland
Ralph Willexe
Kenton
Dwight Demne
Ada
Renton
Geendolin Walden
Columba
Front Of Building On Clark Street Collapses
City Building Inspector Bart Dickason investigated a one story cement building at 315 Clark Street after its front wall collapsed onto the sidewalk around 3 PM yesterday. He said he reported the danger earlier and that high wind likely caused the failure. no one was nearby. The fall damaged the sidewalk with heavy concrete blocks.
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Bart Dickason
Clark Strest
Dickason
County Receives 38501 From Nuisance Tax Distribution
Lorain County's May share of the state's nuisance tax distribution amounts to 38501, with 31293 allocated to local government aids and 7200 for retirement of poor relief bonds. The statewide total for the month is 2092744, reported by State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy.
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Lorain County
Joseph T. Tracy
No Visiting Rule Enforced At County Jail
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick ordered an immediate no visiting rule at the county jail following an alleged jail break attempt a week ago. First test today as usual visitors were turned away under the iron clad order. Only one trusted inmate is permitted near the jail and he is watched closely. The measure is to stay until the bank robbery cases are disposed of and those accused of aiding the escape are charged. Trials include Miss Ktu, Edward Gromand’s sweetheart, and William Gromand on June 11, with Edward Gromand and Anthony Papes set for June 16 in Cleveland, all tied to the Wellington bank robbery case.
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Clarence W. Dick
Edward Gromand
Nso
Ann Tica
William Gromand
Wellington
Miss Ktu
Fred Bauer
Anthony Papes
Cleveland
Plea Not Guilty To Liquor Charge In Wellington
Common Pleas Judge D Cook today set trial for Louis Selb and Samuel Rafael who pled not guilty to possessing illegal liquor. Police raided Rafael and Leibs properties, finding seven quarts and a half pint of alleged liquor. Bonds set at 594 dollars each as officers conducted two other nearby raids with no further evidence.
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Eni
D. Cook Todey
Louis Selb
Wellington
Samuel Rafael
Barker
H. L. Miller
Piph Baaneruan
Ferguson
Scott
Alter Davidson
Ed. Monroe
Rafaels Face
2Ditch Leibs
Viccinity
Stores Closing On Wednesday Afternoons
Elyria retail stores will close on Wednesday afternoons through June July and August matching the policy of granting workers a half holiday each week in summer to offset extra hours worked on Saturday nights when stores stay open.
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Elyria
Landon Boom In Full Swing In Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 3 a movement forms toward a GOP Conservative Democrat coalition amid pre convention interest as Landon gains momentum for the national race. Hoover is invited to speak June 10, while party factions weigh vice presidential options and regional supports in a tense political preview.
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Cleveland
Alf ME. Landon
Henry P. Fletcher
Yoover
William E. Borah
Constitutional Democrat
Langdon
Michigan
Arthur H. Vendenperg
Landon
J. Henry Roreback
Connecticut
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Joann C. M. Hamilton
Elcomed
Roreback
Hoover
Fletcher
Hamilton
Evidence Admissible Despite No Warrant in Ohio Case
An Ohio Supreme Court ruling holding that evidence obtained without a search warrant is admissible influenced Common Pleas Judge D A Cook to deny suppressing evidence in the Joan Ziolek case. Ziolek of South Amherst faces possession charges after an early morning May 9 raid by Cleveland police and county sheriff’s deputies. a still was found during the search. The court granted leave to amend the affidavit charging illegal liquor manufacturing, noting that possession of a still is no longer a violation by itself. The case will be submitted on a factual statement.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Joan Ziolek
South Amherst
Cleveland
Sher
Ziolek
Zwlek
Bidding Irregularities Noted by State Examiner in City Contracts
Columbus dispatch reports State Examiner Paul E Rempes completed a study of Elyria city bidding practices from 1933 to 1935. The audit cites failure to observe bidding formality for contracts over 3500, declaring 27395.10 in illegal payments. Major items include coal purchases 19226.79 aluminum sulphate 2935.10 and garbage collection 16700. Recovery costs listed 4816 with 26354.14 for adjustments.
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Paul E. Rempes
Columbus
Elyria
Paul E. Remypes
State Bureau of Inspection
Public Auditorium Renovation For Republicans At $300000 Note
The New Deal relief administration completed major renovations to Cleveland's Public Auditorium at a cost near 300000 for the Republican convention next week. WPA funds furnished much of the work including wiring, seating, lighting, and stage setup to accommodate delegates, press, and national committee events in the historic hall.
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Cletelax D. O
New Deal Relief Administration
WPA
Checits
Cleveland
Counties To Be Classified By Population
A COLUMBES C report shows a House finance sub committee agreeing to classify counties by population as rural semi rural or urban for a half year poor relief bill. Rural counties under 30009 get 3 dollars a month per case semi rural 10 dollars and urban over 20000 12 dollars. Other provisions include 16 percent admin costs a state relief commission investigator corps of up to 15 and requiring counties to exhaust local resources before state funds. Relief clients who refuse employment may be cut off and clients removed during temporary work with immediate restoration afterward.
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Columbes
House Finance Committee
State Relief Commission
Carey
Boom Dickinson For Nomination
DES MOINES IA June 3 Iowa Republicans boomed white haired C S Sen L J Dickinson as presidential timber today on the basis of his 2 to 1 victory in Monday's primary. Returns from 1923 of the state's 2442 precincts gave Dickinson 7216 votes against 4761 for his nearest rival Smith W Brookhart Democrats discounted Dickinson's win and touted their 1952 general election prospects. Dickinson's opponent in the general election Gov Clyde L Herring led the Democratic landslide in 1922 upsetting Iowa political traditions and easily defeated Rep Hubert Otterback, his closest competitor in the primary.
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Des Moines
Iowa
C. S
L. J. Dickinson
Dickinson
Smith W. Brookhart
Clyde L. Herring
Herring
Hubert Otterback
Three Officials In Columbus On County Business
Three county officials traveled to Columbus today to press state arguments before the Supreme Court. Prosecutor Howard R. Buiter Assistant Prosecutor William Wickens and Sheriff Clarence W. Dick accompanied by taking Arthur Smith to begin an indeterminate burglary sentence. They aim to uphold convictions of Rudvigh Kopecka and Thomas Smetana in the bomb case.
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Columbus
Howard R. Buiter
William Wickens
Clarence W. Dick
Arthur Smith
Lorain
Supreme Court
Rudvigh Kopecka
Thomas Smetana
Kopecka
Smetana
250000 Workers Strike In France
Paris reports widespread strikes as workers demand higher pay and shorter hours. By June 3 the movement spread across France with 244 600 to 350 000 workers involved, halting operations at over 200 plants in the Paris region and northern areas. The stoppage threatens national productivity on the eve of government actions led by Leon Blan.
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Paris
France
Sete Pation
Sociaiat
Leon Blan
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