Roosevelt pushes budget clash over veterans' funds
Washington reports House leaders delay consideration of veterans' appropriations to test mood amid Roosevelt urging a balanced budget and possible new taxes. President vows to keep Congress in session all summer if needed as he argues for cuts and economy against insurgent opposition.
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House
Roosevelt
Rainey
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Senate
Chamber
Congress
White House
Senate Committee
Roosevelt Plans Coast Trip By Plane In 1930s Night Flight
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt flew from Kansas City to Dallas and Oklahoma City on a cross country morning flight. A crowd gathered as the plane landed at 9:20 a.m. in Dallas. Stops included Ponca City and Oklahoma City with brief landings and short departures. She aimed for Tucson to visit a friend and then Los Angeles before visiting her son and returning east for a weekend in East Orange, New Jersey.
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Tex
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Ponca City
Okla
Franklin D Roosevelt
Vrs Roosevelt
Tucson
Isabella Greenway
Los Angeles
Henry Parrish
East Orange
N. J
Three Thousand Coal Miners Return To Pits In Nelsonville
On June 5 three thousand coal miners returned to work in the Hocking and Crooksville fields as six more mines reopened under the agreement reached between workers and operators in Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Crooksville
Columbus
The Weather Forecast Ohio and West Virginia
Local showers and thunderstorms likely tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures expected to hold steady with little change across the region.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Mattern Lands in Moscow After Around the World Flight
James Mattern arrived in Moscow from Oslo at 3 55 P M completing a solo flight around the world. The roughly 1100 mile leg took seven hours amid eased weather after days of rain. Officials and newspapermen welcomed the aviator to the Soviet capital.
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Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
James J. Mattern
New York
Mattern
Berlin
Moscow
James Matern
Oslo
Norway
Elyria Summer School Opens With Small First Day
Elyria’s summer school opened today under J. D. Severs, with about 3 students enrolled on the tentative first day. Roughly 2 in grade school classes and 60 in high school are listed, with total enrollment subject to change as classes form. Teachers have not yet been chosen pending enrollment.
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Elyria
J.D. Severs
Severs
Heidrich Enters Race For Mayor
Henry Heidrich of 345 Eastern Heights Boulevard announced his candidacy for Mayor under the Republican Primary. A longtime Elyria resident of thirty years, he runs a contracting and building business with offices at 314 Elyna block. He has served on City Council and Finance Committee and supported the citys improvement program. He said he would devote full time to city affairs if elected.
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Henry Heidrich
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Heidrich
Elyria
Elyna Block
Vision and vocation urged for Elyria nurses at sermon
Dr E J Bond delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating nurses of Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing at First Methodist Church. He urged the seventeen graduates to keep the vision of service before them, citing Paul and great historical figures as examples of purpose.
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E. J. Bond
School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
First Methodist Church
Rubenstein
Kamenhof Ostrow
Louise Brown
Saidte
Taul
Aggrippa
Jesus
Damascus
John Watson
Jan Maclaren
Bond
Homer
Aristotle
Fay Terkins Drives Flaming Car From Gas Station
Fay Terkins of New London drove his burning automobile away from a Wellington Ohio gas station after the attendant suggested moving the car. Flames around the tank ignited when he stood at the rear preparing a cigarette. The fire department saved the car from total destruction despite heavy damage. Deputy Sheriff Ed Monroe reported the incident, which happened about 10 30 PM Saturday.
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Fay Terkins
New London
Wellington
Perkins
Ed Monroe
Van Sweringen on Stan Today in Morgan Rail Empire Probe
O P Van Sweringen testified before the Senate stock market investigating committee as the Morgan empire’s railroad network drew scrutiny. He described the rise from real estate to railroad monarchs and noted the panel delayed decisions on income tax payments of Thomas S Lamont, Morgan partner, to tomorrow.
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Senate
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
O. P. van Sweringen
Senate Stock Market Investigating
van Sweringen
Thomas
Lamont
Young Morgan
the van Sweringens
Taylor Enters Mayor Race for Elyria on Republican Ticket
William D. Taylor, councilman at large, announces candidacy for Mayor on the Republican ticket. A practicing attorney and insurer, he is 43, married with two children, born in New York and educated at Cornell. He moved to Elyria in 1913, worked at National Tube, then studied law and was admitted to the Ohio bar in 1930.
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William D. Taylor
Taylor
J. George, Taylor & Co
New York State
Cornell University
Elyria
National Tube Company
Ohio
Elyria on Parade Dinner Sponsored by Civic Groups
Eighteen Elyria civic and fraternal organizations join to sponsor the Elyria on Parade dinner at the Elks Club Thursday evening. Tickets are sold at multiple local businesses and offices, with many women expected to attend.
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Elyria
Elks Club
Elks’ Club
American Legion
Eagles’ Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Parent Teacher Association Council
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Woman’s Club
Young Men's Club
Y.m.c. A
B’nar B'rith
Columbia Club
Knights of Columbus
Manufacturers’ Association
Y-Indus Club
Elyria Foremen’s Club
Bell Company
John Lersch Company
Lewis Mercantile Company
C H. Merthe and Company
Y. MC
Hildreth Hecock
T. L. Moise
Drownings Toll Ohio Over Weekend Heat Drives Relief Seeking Crowds
Wire dispatches report at least 13 accidental deaths across Ohio from heat related drownings and accidents. Names include Ray Von Wahlda 27 Emery Pence 17 Harry A Heinan 26 Thomas Shake 12 John Hudak 10 Jesse Davis 17 George Sheaks 45 Jack 14 Paul H Hunter 70 Margaret N Fisher 30 Frank P Pfeiffer 37 Frank Paul Decola 18 Viola Hill 17 George Leui 25 and others in Canton Youngstown Cambridge Zanesville Lancaster Pharisburg and Delaware areas.
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Cincinnati
Ray von Wahlde
Emery Pence
Harry A. Heinan
Thomas Shake
Youngstown
John Hudak
Jesse Davis
Gallipolis
George Sheaks
Jack
Canton
Paul H. Hunter
Hamilton
Margaret N Fisher
Cambridge
Zanesville
Frank P. Pfeiffer
Cleveland
Frank Paul Decola
Painesville
George Leui
Douglas points to revival in industry at White House confab
Budget Director Douglas told congressional leaders at a White House conference last night that nearly 1,500,000 men have returned to work since March 4 and there are signs of a definite revival in industry.
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Washington
Douglas
Congressional
White House
Ely Park to host new aqua rium with diverse fish
Elyria will soon open an aquarium in Ely Park by the fountain. Park workers placed the first fish, seven to eight varieties represented. Commissioners accept donations of most fish but exclude gar fish due to their destructiveness. Varieties placed include pike bass bullheads suckers and carp, with some fish weighing two to three pounds.
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Elyria
Ely Park
Emergency sales tax loom Ohio one year plan
Governor White accepted a one year retail sales tax modification to his taxation program. He stated no objection if the House sub committee limits the tax to a year. The relief load may be eased materially within months if business conditions improve.
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U.P
White
House
Assembly
William M. Goodwin
Goodwin
Richard
Douglas
Dem
Cleveland
Anna
O'Neil
Akron
James Roberts
Canton
House Taxation Committee
Yorsine
Keifer
Emmons
Rules Committee
Senate
Matthews
Bricker
General Assembly
House of Representatives
County Affairs Committee
House Finance Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Bankers urge action to reopen restricted banks nationwide
A letter from Frank H. Schrenk chairman of the National Depositors Committee urges 20 million depositors and bank leaders to press the Federal Government to reopen restricted and closed banks. The note, sent to all restricted and closed National and State banks, calls for a national meeting in Washington on June 10 and seeks immediate 100 percent reopening and 60 percent payout to depositors. It notes 5,000 restricted banks in operation and thousands closed, with Reconstruction Finance Corp. efforts failing to aid depositors.
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Elyria
Frank H. Schrenk
North City Trust Co
Philadelphia
National Depositors’ Committee
United States
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mayflower Hotel
Washington, D. C
Schrenk
E. L Hukill
Elyria Depositors’ Committee
Hukill
Chronicle-Telegram
Banker Takes The Stand In Own Behalf
Charles E Mitchell former chairman of National City Bank testified for himself in a government tax fraud trial in New York. His lawyer May Steuer called him as the star witness after attempting to have Mrs Mitchell sworn in as the defense witness, a move halted by Federal Judge Henry W. Goddard who reminded that the Supreme Court forbids calling a defendant’s spouse on the stand.
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New York
Charles E Mitchell
National City Bank
May Steuer
Steurer
Steuer
Supreme Court
Reinstatement of Judge Ben Lindsey Refused
Denver authorities announce that Judge Ben B. Lindsey was refused reinstatement to the Colorado bar. The Colorado Supreme Court, by a majority with two dissents, reaffirmed the earlier disbarment and disavowed a path to reinstatement for the famed juvenile court authority.
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Ben Lindsey
Denver
Colo
Ben B. Lindsey
Juvenile Court Authority
Colorado
State Supreme Court
Lindsey
Harriman Pleads Not Guilty in Bank Fraud Counts
Former Harriman National Bank head Joseph W. Harriman pleaded not guilty to 14 counts of falsifying bank records. He appeared weak and nervous before Judge Henry W. Goddard after an earlier wandering episode and self harm attempt. the case was postponed to June 9 with no trial guarantee and a defense bid for fall term denial.
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New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Heair
Harriman National Bank
Henry W. Goddard
Long Island
U. S
George Medale
Harriman
House Passes Transportation Reorganization Plan
Washington June 5 President Roosevelts comprehensive plan to reorganize the nations 260000000000 railroad system on a sounder financial basis was passed by the house after senate approval. The measure, awaiting minor technical amendments, aims to cut operating costs and duplicate services while encouraging debt restructuring and stock elimination. It sets EMI provisions including repealing excess profits recapture and ICC control of holding companies. The labor compromise prevents layoffs and keeps employment frozen at current levels, with a federal coordinator empowered to enforce the plan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Soldiers Will Take Part In Parade
Oberlin Ohio June 5 Soldiers of the Civil War and World War I will figure prominently in the Centennial Historical Parade during Oberlin Centennial Celebration. The parade on June 17 will include American Legion posts from Elyria Lorain Sandusky and other cities with bands and drill teams and a Grand Army of the Republic veterans group. College and village authorities invite veterans as guests of honor and a pavilion beside the Soldiers Monument will honor 163 Oberlin residents who died in the Civil War. Special entertainment and a platform seating for G A R veterans accompany the parade and program. Acceptance from Elyria Norwalk Wellington New London Lorain and Cleveland signals strong participation by veterans. The public is invited to enjoy the day’s events without charge.
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Oberlin
American Legion
Elyria
Lorain
Sandusky
Grand Army of the Republic
Norwalk
Wellington
New London
Cleveland
Boys In Blue
Repair Cascade Park Fences
Cascade Park fences are being repaired after flood damage as the park opens its 1933 season with a busy Sunday, drawing hundreds from Elyria and surrounding towns to the playground. Commissioners say repairs protect children from traffic and keep them from wandering toward roadways while under construction.
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Cascade Park
Park
Elyria
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