Legislative Battles Mark Ohio Session In Split Day
In Columbus Ohio today the House and Senate halted clocks to allow focus on the Lewis resolution which postpones most pending bills including old age pensions unemployment and minimum wage. The plan aims to kill non exempt measures by mid day while keeping taxation schools and poor relief active.
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Columbus
U.P
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Senate Labor Committee
O'Neil-Pringle
Todao
Keith Lawrence
Denn
Cleveland
Chas Jones
Jackson
Lewis
Moley to Speak at Olmsted Falls High School
Raymond Moley, President Roosevelt's adviser, arrives from Washington to give the commencement address at Olmsted Falls High School. He plans to visit family in Berea before the event. Forty six graduates will receive diplomas as crowds gather, with loudspeakers set up for overflow attendance.
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Lorain County
Berea
Olmsted Falls
Raymond Moley
Roosevelts
Moley
Washington
Cleveland
Olmsted Falls High School
Agnes Fairchild Moley
Nell Moley
Josephine Barnum
James Moley
Olmsted Talis
Sony Marnute
Ias
Pal
Ohio Weather Forecast Shifts to Partly Cloudy
Ohio regions expect partly cloudy skies with possible local thundershowers tonight and Friday. Temperatures will ease slightly, especially in the extreme northwest where conditions turn cooler tonight.
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Ohio
147060 Names on Petitions in Ohio Referendum Drive
S P McNaught announced at a meeting of the Ohio prohibition emergency committees that 242060 signatures were received on Masier law referendum petitions. The legal number to put the referendum on the ballot is 154700. The bill sets up machinery for a November vote on repeal of the 18th amendment, hailed by city leaders as the greatest dry victory in ten years.
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Columbus
S. P. McNaught
Ohio Anti Saloon League
Ohio Prohibition Emergency
McNaught
Ohio
Funeral arrangements set for two Elyria accident victims
Funeral services for 16 year old Stanley Kruczinski of 327 Eighteenth Street and Dorothy Williams of Turton South Dakota were announced by Bittner Funeral Home. Stanley will be buried after a 9:00 a m service at Holy Cross church while Dorothy's body will be sent home to Turton. Williams had lived in Elyria about five weeks and is survived by Grace Williams and her mother Mrs Anna Williams. The two were killed in a two vehicle collision at Hilliard and Clague roads near Dover yesterday while riding with Charles Abookire. the other driver was W J Falke of Cleveland.
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Elyrians
Hilliard and Clague Roads
Dover
Bittner Funeral Home
Stanley Kruczinski
Eighteenth Street
Elyria
Holy Cross Church
Dorothy Williams
Turton
South Dakota
Middle Avenue
W. J. Falke
Cleveland
Amendments Build Up on Gontrol Bill Debate
Washington June 9 the Senate debated the administrations industrial control bill as amendments piled up delaying action likely until week end. Industries rushed to prepare cooperative government agreements to spread employment while authors forecast final passage despite opposition to some sections on day one of debate.
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Washington
Senate
Death of Nielsen Laboratories president N D Nielsen
N D W Nielsen president of Nielsen Laboratories Elyria died at home after a lingering illness. Born in Denmark on August 17, 1873 he came to Elyria sixteen years ago. Survived by widow three sons Ellis Swen Peer two daughters seven grandchildren one brother one sister. Private funeral Saturday afternoon at 200 from Taylor's Funeral Home with Rev R F Neighbour officiating. Burial at Ridgehill Memorial Park.
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N D W Nielsen
Nielsen Laboratories
Middle Avenue
Nielsen
Denmark
Elyria
First Baptist Church
Ellis
Swen
Peer
Lorain
Rex Bailey
Quincy
Illinois
Karen
Einar Nielsen
Newark
New Jersey
Anders Hoberg
Sweden
Taylor
R. F Neighbour
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Notley Enters Council Race in Elyria Ward Five
W M E Notley of 228 Gates avenue announces reelection bid for Ward 5 council seat in Elyria subject to Republican primaries on August 8. He serves on sew ers and drains and lighting and waterworks committees and chairs the safety committee, previously worked in United States Railway Mail service and has been active in civic matters including the City Relief Commission and city finances study.
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Wm. E. B. Notley
Gates Avenue
Elyria
Notley
United States Railway Mail Service
City Relief Commission
What Will Economic Conference Mean to U. S. Commodities
A brief considers the expected benefits of an upcoming economic conference for American commodities. It notes potential price increases and expanded markets for diverse groups including wheat and corn growers in the West, sheep ranchers, Ohio rubber manufacturers, Detroit auto magnates, steel mills in Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania, Southern cotton planters, Mason-Dixon cane growers, and Eastern textile manufacturers. The layout hints at broad impacts from the meeting’s decisions.
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Ohio
Detroit
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Mason
Van Sweringen Finance Scheme Featured In Morgan Inquiry
Senate hearings into the Morgan inquiry resume as the Banking and Currency Committee expands its power to probe stock sales intended to dodge income taxes. O. P. Van Sweringen details a $14 million paper profit shielded via indirect transfer of Chesapeake and Ohio shares through the General Securities Corporation, part of a broader plan to finance rail expansion.
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Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Congress
O. P van Sweringen
Cleveland
Morgan
John W. Davis
Morgan Partners
Davis
Ferdinand Pecora
van Sweringens
van Sweringen
Chesapeake and Ohio Company
Chesapeake and Ohio
Vaness Corporation
General Securities Corporation
Chesapeake and Ohio Corporation
Pecora
Vaness Company
Chesapeake Corporation
France Rejects U S and Britain Proposals on Arms Conference
Paris reports Premier Daladier rejected the joint U S and Britain proposals to save the Disarmament Conference. He said France will not sacrifice heavy guns or tanks in exchange for German concessions. Boncour cited Germany’s armament production as a danger to European security and urged serious action to save the talks.
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Paris
U.S
France
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Edouard Daladier
Joseph Paul Boncour
Bank Bandits Run Riot In Two Gold Coast Heists
Six or seven men masked with handkerchiefs robbed the Main State Bank in Chicago and Brooklyn State Bank near Adrian. They used sawed-off shotguns and pistols, escaped in two stolen cars with about $21,000. Police warned authorities to monitor the border as bandits may flee the state.
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Chicago
Adrian, Mich
State Bank
Brooklyn
James Brown
Omo
Time For Filing Petitions Near End Of Filing Window
The primary election filing period is closing with the board of elections set to receive all petitions by 6 30 P M tomorrow. Many candidates expect to file for city offices today and tomorrow with several surprises anticipated as the deadline approaches.
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Board of Elections
Belgium Faces Likely Default On June War Debt
Brussels reports Belgium will probably miss the June 15 war debt installment to the United States amounting to 6.325 million dollars. An official statement delaying announcement was withheld while other nations have not issued any notice. Belgium previously defaulted its December 16 payment.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
Kennedy seeks reelection to council at large
Mrs Anna Kennedy of 127 Gar vin avenue announces her candidacy for council at large subject to the Republican primary. She has eight years on the council and chairs the finance committee and serves on safety and parks and bridges panels. Though wishing retirement she agreed to run again after strong friends' urging.
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Anna Kennedy
Garvin Avenue
Council
Sheig
Heat Wave Break Predicted As Midwest Girds For Relief
The United States Weather Bureau reports gathering clouds in upper Central states signaling relief from a deadly heat wave that has killed 39 and damaged crops. A break is expected late today in the Mississippi Missouri valleys and Great Lakes. hot conditions persist in the Southwest with no relief for Oklahoma and Texas. Prostrations rise as farmers work by night. Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Michigan Indiana Missouri Kansas各 report multiple deaths. Chicago hits a June high of 100 degrees.
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Midwest
United States Weather Bureau
Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Southwest
Oklahoma
Texas
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Kansas
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Great Plains
Central States
Weather Bureau
Depositors and Borrowers to Meet
The Chronicle Telegram reports a meeting of depositors and borrowers of the First Savings and Loan Co. has been called for Monday evening June 12 at 8 PM at the I. O. O. F. hall. Matters of interest to depositors and borrowers will be discussed.
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Chronicle-Telegram
First Savings and Loan Co
1. O. O. F. Hall
Heat waves claim several Ohio lives in record day
Ohio endured a sixty hour heat wave with temperatures in the nineties breaking date records. Six deaths were attributed to the heat in the last twenty four hours and hundreds suffered prostrations. Victims included Emma Wietholter and James O Keefe of Cincinnati, Charles P Wetzel of Columbus, William H Lundergan of Marion. drowning victims Jack Patton and Richard Bush. Northwest Ohio faced the worst heat with Findlay at 99 and Toledo 96 as other major cities hit the high nineties.
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United Press
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Emma Wietholter
James O’keefe
Cincinnati
Harles P. Wetzel
Columbus
William H. Lundergan
Marion
Jack Patton
Haydenville
Richard Bush
Cleveland
Findlay
Toledo
Bucyrus
Youngstown
Mercury Fails To Drop As Elyria Endures Heat Wave
Elyrians observed hot weather as thermometers stayed near yesterday’s high with forecasts of continued warmth. The weather man warns pressure areas favor more heat tonight and Friday with a chance of thundershowers and a cooling trend later Friday. Yesterday’s temps included 100 in Chicago, 98 in Indianapolis, while some places hovered near freezing with 38 at Flagstaff and Qu appelle and Prince Albert only two degrees above.
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Elyrians
Chicago
Knoxville
Indianapoli
Flagstaff
Qu’ Appelle
Prince Albert
Elyria on Parade Civic Dinner At Elks Club
Preparations complete for the Elyria on Parade dinner at the Elks Club at 6 30 P M tonight with Elyria business leaders gathering to hear city business and industrial reports. Calvin B Brown of Washington will give the main address on cooperating in industrial and commercial activities. Nineteen civic and fraternal organizations sponsor the dinner.
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Elyria
Elks’ Club
Calvin B. Brown
Washington
Four-H Sewing Pals Club Meets at East Carlisle School
Members of the Four-H Sewing Pals Club held their second meeting of the 1933 season yesterday at the East Carlisle School. After a brief business session they began project work by cutting patterns for the first articles of clothing they will make.
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East Carlisle
Hukill to Leave for Washington Tomorrow
E L Hukill departs tomorrow for Washington to attend a national meeting of depositors at the request of five committees. He is chairman of several committees and will join Saturday morning sessions.
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U. S
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