Legislature adjourns amid uproar as bills die in gridlock
In Columbus Ohio the two chambers adjourned at 2 a.m. after a turbulent session that buried scores of bills under the Lewis resolution. The ONeill Pringle minimum wage bill survived, passing Senate 31 to 0 and heading to the Governor for signature. Administration measures like the Burk milk regulation bill and the Douglas emergency funds bill were approved while unemployment insurance and old age pension bills stalled under committee.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Lewis
Senate
O’neill-Pringle
House
White
Burk
Douglas
Eickenberry
Ohio General Weather Forecast Tonight Through Sunday
General forecast for Ohio calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Isolated thunder showers possible in the extreme south portion of the state.
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Ohio
Britain to pay war debt in silver to meet June 15
Britain plans to settle the June 15 war debt in full using silver rather than gold. The transfer, from the equalization fund to stabilize the pound, would exceed the token 2,000,200 pounds and total 12,000,000 pounds about $49.44 million, saving roughly $28.84 million versus gold. Chancellor Neville Chamberlain to announce to Parliament Tuesday.
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London
Great Britain
United States
United Press
Neville Chambellain
Roosevelt
Congress
Wage Increases Announced Across Local Plants
Youngstown firms announce a 10 percent wage and salary advance for several hundred workers, effective June 16, as steel plants raise output to 50 percent of March 1931 levels. American Sheet and Tin Plate climbs to 87 percent, Republic Steel to 40 percent, Youngstown Sheet and Tube to 36 percent, and Truscon to 30 percent. Sharon Steel Hoop holds at 76 percent, Carnegie plants at 55 percent.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Steel
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Truscon Steel Company
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Escaped Kansas Convicts Captured After Gun Battle
Billie Woods and Clifford Dopson, two Kansas convicts who escaped, were captured near Junction Texas after a gun battle with customs officers today. Reports from San Angelo say the fugitives were taken into custody following the exchange of gunfire with officers manning a border checkpoint.
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Kansas
San Angelo
Tex
Billie Woods
Clifford Dopson
Junction
Texas
Kohn Announces Candidacy for Council President
Walter Kohn, oil and gasoline distributor and current city council member, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Council President. He serves as President of the Rotary Club and a director of the YMCA and is active in several local organizations.
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Walter Kohn
Koks
Rotary Club
Mattern near Siberia leg of around world flight
Jimmy Mattern flew the Century of Progress toward Khabarovsk on the final Siberia leg of his round the world flight. He left at 5 50 A M local time aiming to cover about 1400 miles in one hop, planning a ten hour flight to far eastern Siberia before an arduous leg to Nome.
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Belove
Siberia
U S.S.R
Jimmy Mattern
Siberian
Khabarovsk
Nome
Alaska
Mattern
Krasnoyarsk
Irkutsk
Lake Baikal
Chronicle-Telegram Publishes Final Candidate List
The paper lists all candidates after the petition deadline and warns no further formal announcements will appear after Tuesday, June 13. Prospective candidates are urged to file on Monday or Tuesday to ensure notice.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Consideration Of Bill Is Delayed In House Session
Washington June 10 The House delayed immediate action on the independent offices appropriation bill as a White House veterans economies conference was called by the president. House Majority Leader Byrnes announced the postponement to the chamber amid the last minute conference.
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Washington
House
Byrnes
Chamber
White House
Independent Offices
Goodman Cards Ill to Keep Golf Lead
Johnny Goodman of Omaha continued to blaze through the National Open, finishing the third round in 70 to reach a 54 hole total of 211, five under par. He threatened the greatest amateur triumph in golf annals with 18 holes left and would need even par to tie 283.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Glenview
Ill
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Nebraska
North Shore
Goodman
Young Announces Candidacy for Second Ward Council
Ralph C. Young today announced his bid for representative in council from the Second Ward. A 30 year resident at 209 Furnace Street, he previously ran an Elyria auto business, worked on Willys Overland Co. purchasing staff, and now manages the Sears Roebuck Co. store. He is a Republican active in city business life.
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Ralph C. Young
Young
Furnace Street
Mr. Young
Elyria
Willys Overland Co
Sears-Roebuck and Co
Fliers Begin Long Atlantic Route From Seville
Two Spanish pilots Mariano Baberan and Joaquim Collar launched from Trayvlada airdrome at 445 AM pursuing a straight line flight toward Havana and possibly Mexico City. Their heavily loaded aircraft carried 1320 gallons of gasoline and 53 gallons of oil as they aimed to reach the West Indies with fuel plans extending if possible to 5000 miles.
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Seville
Spain
Atlantic
Madeira Islands
West Indies
Havana
Mariano Baberan
Joaquim Collar
Cuba
Mexico City
Trayvlada
United Press
Mexico
Chicagoan Named Ambassador to Germany
Chicagoan William F. Dodd was named ambassador to Germany by President Roosevelt. His nomination was sent to the Senate for confirmation along with John Cudahy of Wisconsin to Poland and Lincoln MacVeagh of Connecticut to Greece.
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Washington
William F. Dodd
Chicago
Germany
Roosevelt
Dodd
Senate
John Cudahy
Wisconsin
Poland
Lincoln MacVeaugh
Connecticut
Greer
Keen political contests forecast in primary race
Keen contests are forecast as petitions shift the field ahead of the August primary. The mayoralty race leads with seven Republicans and three Democrats, including incumbent W H Van Oster and rivals Baxter Sharp and Frank C Billings. Republicans name Walter Kohn for president of council, with other council posts hotly contested. Democrats field Everett E Wilson for council president and Louis W Beaumont for auditor, but vacancies remain for several posts with write-in options allowed at the August 8 election.
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Board of Elections
W. H. van Oster
Baxter C Sharp
Frank C Billings
Party Partics
Billings
Carl Curtis
O. E
Rankin
W. D. Taylor
Oscar Dunn
Henry Heidrich
Gerald Martin
A. L. Werner
Kohn
Walter Kohn
Council
Leonard Smith
George L. Richwine
A. C. Schilleman
Jane Bradshaw
Howard Butler
Everett E. Wilson
Louis W. Beaumont
Werner Announces For Mayor In Elyria Bid
A. L. Werner, a 20 year Elyria resident, heads A L Werner Tailoring Co. He serves as local American Red Cross chapter chair, former Elyria Rotary Club president, former federation of men's clubs president, and former Knights of Pythias district deputy. He lives at 252 Ohio Street with his wife and daughter.
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A. L. Werner
Wernier
Elyria
Ohio Street
Former Elyrian S. B. Pfau Dies in Youngstown Services
Funeral services are held in Youngstown for S. B. Pfau former Elyria automobile dealer who died Thursday morning after a prolonged illness and stroke. Survived by wife and daughter. former Elyria Rotary and Cheese and Cracker Club member. Burial in Youngstown.
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N. D. Nielsen
The
Nielsen Laboratories
Taylor
R. E. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Nielsen
Youngstown
S. B. Pfau
Elyria
Findlay
Rotary Club
Lively Lorain county primaries with 95 candidates expected
In Lorain county Elyria prepares for the August 8 primary while neighboring towns brace for a lively contest. Lorain votes feature a record 95 candidates, led by a mayoral clash as Mayor Joseph Conley faces W J Grall. Amherst Democrats run unopposed for mayor, with a Republican mayoral bid and multiple clerk treasurer and council races. Oberlin lists six Republicans for three council seats. Amherst Republicans and Democrats post a crowded slate across offices including clerk treasurer and council. Council seats total six to be filled. diverse civic posts draw candidates with many names. The scene shows broad participation across parties and offices in county contests.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Lorain
Joseph Conley
W. J. Grall
P. J. Goldthorpe
Albert Ford
A. E. Braun
F. J. Woodings
Oberlin
C. R. Comings
W. H Walker
Julius L. Burton
W. H. Chapin
J. C. McCullough
A KR Tuck
Amherst
Earl L. White
E H. Mays
E. C Stiwald
C. E. Cooper
Allison E. Nicholl
Walter A. Schulz
William H. Ehrman
Allie B. Kuss
Alex Cameron
August A. Dute
Thomas Finnegan
C. L. Good
Edwin R. Hasenpflug
A. F. McQueen
Elmer V. Baker
H G. Battenhouse
Samuel Wragg
Charles A. Miller
Heery J. Miler
John Egeland
Kane
E. W. Lahiff
A. Meas
II W. Powers
W. G. Sedselfer
Pabite Affaire
William Milter
A. RB
Miwald
Lorain County Savings and Trust Be licensed by July
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. indicates it will be relicensed by July after meeting cash requirements set by the State Banking Department. Depositors with under 50 will be excluded from the waiver. about 5,000 such accounts exist. The bank, newest of the county’s large lenders, awaits signed waiver blanks to finalize relicensing and restore Elyria’s banking facilities.
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Middle Avenue
State Banking Ment
State Banking Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Italy A
Lorain County Savings Ad’ Trust Co
Ameherst
James A. Hewitt
Chromine Telegram
Elyria
Lovats County Savings and Trust Co
Witl
Elyria Barragh and Trust Co
the & Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Lorain Savings and Trwuat Co
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