Roosevelt Pushes For Quick Adjournment In Troubled Congress
Washington June 12 Administration leaders pressed to force a swift adjournment as three major measures await Senate action. Progressive Republicans threaten filibuster and delays. Roosevelt and leaders planned quick action after Sunday night talks, while insurgent sentiment and last minute changes complicate the final session.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Harrison
Mississippi
Asid
Congress
National
Screw Thread Commission
Hearing for Change of Venue Postponed in Libel Case
A change of venue hearing in M. F. Peer v. Samuel Horvitz and David Gibson, owner and publisher of the Lorain Journal, was deferred to the start of the September term. Peer sues for 50000 dollars over a November 1926 article linking him to Lorain liquor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Peer
Samuel Horvitz
David Gibson
Lorain Journal
Treasurer Candidate Omitted From City List
City Treasurer Jack Marshall was missing from the Saturday printed list of candidates. Marshall a Republican is unopposed in the primary and has no announced opponent for the November general election.
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Jack Marshall
Marshall
Creditors of Milk Ass to receive no dividend
Cleveland June 12 Cred itors of the Ohio Farmers Cooperative Milk Association will get no dividend and the Federal Farm Board will not be paid all its 470000 dollar claim. Trustee Begg filed a bankruptcy report in Federal Court showing 712250.11 receipts through May and 167609.20 disbursements leaving 544640.91 to meet obligations.
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Cleveland
Ohio Farmers’ Co-operative Milk Association
Federal Farm Board
I T
James T. Begg
Farm Board
Farm S Board
Frank W. Bishop
Association
Local cows die after eating paint in Ridgeville pasture
Mrs. Helen Wolfe reports two cows died after consuming a bucket of white paint left in her Ridgeville township pasture. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick suspects a grudge against Wolfe and is investigating who placed the paint.
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Sheriff’s Department
Helen Wolfe
Island Road
Ridgeville Township
Clarence W. Dick
Heat heat prostration hits Lorain man near Route 2
The first heat prostration in this area occurred about 5 30 p m Saturday when Arthur Scott 33 of 557 Lakeside avenue Lorain was overcome while walking along Route 2 Sheriff Clarence W Dick reported He was on his way home after walking through the rural section to find employment He was taken to Memorial hospital.
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Arthur Scott
Lakeside Avenue
Lorain
Clarence W. Dick
Memorial Hospital
Abandoned car found on Krebs road by deputies
An abandoned vehicle with a license issued to an East Cleveland resident was located last night on Krebs road in Ridgeville township by deputy sheriffs.
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East Cleveland
Krebs Road
Ridgeville Township
Walter Bush Freed From County Jail After Larceny Sentence
Walter Bush, Stop 47 1-2 Lo rain, was released from county jail today after serving 21 days on a larceny charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bush
Lorain
Relief for Depositors Demands Government Action
Twenty million American depositors in restricted and closed banks urge government to honor pledges and restore funds. They call on authorities to reopen banks and pay a fair percentage of losses, arguing the burden belongs to the nation, not the loyal savers. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation is urged to shift from profit focus to protecting depositors.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Plan for Bank Asset Recovery
The text outlines a detailed Reconstruction Finance Corporation program to recover and liquidate bank assets gradually after the emergency. It calls for reopening closed banks with secured deposits, accepting slow assets at 1926 values, rediscounting par, and paying collateral income to banks. It also urges stock purchases, reorganized local committees, and immediate repayment of frozen deposits at 60 percent if banks do not reopen, plus fast enactment of Glass Steagall Banking Reform and a strong push against New York banking interests.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act
Reonstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Glage- Steagall
New York
United States
Dover High School Band Wins National Championship
Dover Ohio June 12 Members of the Dover High School band returned from Evanston Illinois as national Class B school band champions An all day reception will culminate with a parade featuring New Philadelphia Strassburg Massillon and Dover American Legion Drum Corps plus other local bands and groups participating
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Dover
Dover High School
Evanston
Philadelphia and Strasburg
Massillon and
Dover American Legion
Cheyenne Man’s Father Backs Roosevelt Wage Plan
H E Schnacker a Wyoming maintenance patrolman cites support from his 100 year old father in Nebraska for President Roosevelt’s wage increase program. The centenarian recently faced a pay cut from a railroad after being notified of his second pay cut, aligning with the era’s wage trends.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
H. E. Schnacker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Schnacker
State Highway Department
Kearney
Neb
Timen
Oberlin Announces Centennial Program of six day events
Oberlin Ohio June 12 plans for the centennial commencement and home coming of Oberlin College are set with a six day event from June 15 to 20. The program includes openings, concerts, plays, athletic events, reunions, processions, and a commencement address by Dr. Robert A Milikan.
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Dioners
Campua
Ilumiation
Finney Chapel
Burroughs Cottage
William J. Hutchings
Berea College
The
Musical Union
Dan F. Bradley
Presidant Wilking
Alumni Association
Oberlin
Frank H. Foster
Brewer Eddy
James Brand House
Conservatory
Barrows House
Aeolian
Phi Ashpa Phi
Sigma Gamma
Wilkins
Allen Art Building
Robert A. Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Warner Gymnasium
Oberlin Conservatory Concert Opens Centennial Week
The School Music department of the Oberlin Conservatory will present its annual concert Thursday at 7 30 in Warner Hall, opening the Centennial Commencement program. Directed by Professor K W Gehrkens, the program features about forty graduating students performing in three parts including Oberlin College Concert Band numbers, mixed ensembles with an orchestra, and a children's cantata Sea Fairies by Thomas F Dunhill sung by the School Music chorus with varied conductors.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin Conservatory
Warner Hall
K. W. Gehrkens
Oberlin College
Thomas F. Dunhill
School Music Chorus
School Music Orchestra
Awards Given To Girl Scouts At Court of Awards
The annual Girl Scout Court of Awards was held Friday evening in the James Brand House. Miss Frances Cooke earned the only first class badge and a four year scholarship with A or B averages. Several others shared the scholarship, including Mary Beth Hartson and Margaret Paddock. Six second class badges plus four gold stars for perfect attendance and five silver stars for high attendance were awarded along with badges for observation, first aid, home maker, star gazer, pathfinder, and child nurse. Mrs Sare 1T Wilson, commissioner of the Girl Scout Council, presented the awards with assistance from Mrs Pfaff, Mrs Casa Gibson, and Mrs T Cooke.
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James Brand House
Frances Cooke
Mary Beth Hartson
Margaret Paddock
Wilma Hull
Thelma Portman
Tola Gibron
Alice Pierson
Katherine Owens
Lucile Portman
Lillian Willbond
Nina Jean Lester
Grace Blackmer
Girl Scout Camp Committee Announces Plans and Parade
The camp committee announced summer use for the Girl Scout shack and discussed participation in the Centennial parade. The program closed with Taps and a friendship circle joined by scouts, parents, and guests.
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Kershaw
Club Activities For This Week
Regular meetings are listed for Vine Rebekah lodge Masonic Lodge Pansy Chapter Eastern Star and Rebekah Aid Society. Flower Mission of W C T U set for June 14 on the Bosworth lawn with Mrs Trufant to review Challenged and Mrs Comings to give current events. Local residents arrive or return for Oberlin centennial events and campus visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Pansy Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Rebekah Aid Society
Bosworth
South Professor Street
W.C T. U
Trufant
Caroline Atwater Mason
World’s Fair air crash kills nine at Glenview
A Sikorsky Amphibian carrying a gay party of World's Fair visitors crashed near Glenview, Chicago, killing nine, with a tenth possible victim. Identified victims include pilot Carl Vickery and mechanic Edward Schaller, plus several others from Chicago, Wheeling, Storm Lake and New York. The craft split apart after a wing failure at 150 feet, flames rising as rescue efforts were thwarted by intense heat.
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Chicago
Glenview
Carl V. Vickery
Harry Jacobs
Wheeling
W. Va
Edward Schaller
Storm Lake
J. T. Robinson
New York
Ansonia
Edward M. Fay
Stephanie Ogorer
Ida Goodwin
Missoula
Mont
Long Island
N. ¥. Vickery
Jacobs
Schaller
Robinson
University of Chicago
Culver Military Academy
Samuel Insull
Ae Wing
Northern Light
Lake Michigan
Vickery
Death of Mrs Rosa Klitz Wife of John Klitz in City
Rosa Klitz wife of John Klitz of 353 Third street died this morning after brief illness at 3 a m She was born in Canton Ohio and lived here 48 years a Church of Christ member She leaves husband a son Earl Kutz of Saginaw Michigan and a granddaughter Funeral home is Tavior and arrangements will be announced after her son arrives
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Rosa Klitz
John Klitz
Third Street
Canton
Ohio
Church of Christ
Earl Kutz
Saginaw
Michigan
Tavior
Funeral services for Arthur Wellert held in Toledo
Funeral services for Arthur Wellert age 38 who died Saturday in Toledo were conducted this afternoon at 1 p m from Sudro Funeral Home with Rev F J Schumm officiating. Burial followed at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Arthur Wellert
Toledo
Ohio
Sudro Funeral Home
F. J. Schumm
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Benedict Arnold Grave Protection Planned
Newport Rhode Island authorities move to protect the Durial plot of Benedict Arnold a Colonial Governor and ancestor amid threats of sale by a mortgagee. The effort aims to preserve a historic site linked to Revolutionary era figures.
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Benedict Arnold
Newport
R. I
Rhode Island
Assembly Deliberates 1934 Program and Taxation Focus
The assembly discusses temporary legislation and a special committee to propose a 1934 program, with reconvening in the fall. After adjournment, remaining work centers on taxation relief schools finance and reorganization of state government. Supporters of old age pensions and unemployment insurance plan to revive two stalled bills, which were in committee.
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Coneton
Friends of the Old Age Pensions and
Lewis Recole
Ruling Awaited On Empted Legislation Enforcement
A fragment notes that emption legislation became effective and a ruling was awaited from officers of the House and Senate. The text is incomplete, with key details missing about the legislation's scope or the date of enforcement.
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Howse
Senate
Markets Report From Cleveland Excerpts
Market notes show steady trends across produce poultry and eggs with mixed prices. Potatoes Ohio New York and Pennsylvania sacks offered at various grades while cattle calves and sheep markets hover, with vealers and lambs reflecting modest gains and quality-based spreads.
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Cleveland
Old Roosters
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Hoges and cattle market notes from 1860s auction
Market brief shows hogs priced around 200 pounds with holdovers none, steady to 10e higher, weights 1860 to 300 pounds, and prices near 475 dollars, with rough sows around 350. Cattle around 550, generally steady after last week's decline, most early lots positioned for sale.
Wheat and corn prices from a 1940s market listing
Market notes show No 1 red wheat at 5 seer, No 2 red at 841-2 85, yellow corn at 49% 50 with No 1 yellow, oats entries No 3 white at 3214-2 33c, No 2 white at 33 34c. Prices appear in a compact commodity ledger style with grade numbers and per unit values.
Camp Opens as 25 Elyria Boys Join Start of Summer
Twenty five Elyria boys left the Elyria Y M C A this morning for Camp Isa See Kes to begin the 1933 season. The opening period runs until July 26 with ten day terms and a second period from June 21 to June 30. The group of 80 includes camp director Robert Goacher and four leaders. The five period plan covers ages 8 to 15 for boys, plus a girls period under the Y W C A. The program blends recreation, sports, and education with a best camper award and daily vesper services plus a Bible or New Testament to take.
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Elyria
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Isa-See-Kes
Robert Goacher
Local Players Help Ohioans In Checker Victory
Elyria participants Arthur Pfaff and W D Buzzard helped the Ohio Checker Association beat Michigan in a recent match. Buzzard won two games and drew two, Pfaff won one and lost one with two draws, while Guy Garwood also contributed two draws and one loss in four games. Ohio totaled 27 wins, 22 losses, and 31 draws.
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Elyria Checker
Ohio Checker Association
Michigan Checker Association
O. C. Barton
Lorain
Bank Deposit Guarantee Debate Intensifies In Congress
The Senate grapples with a hot bank deposits bill as conferees seek a compromise. Senator Long signals a filibuster to push for an immediate guarantee, while LaFollette and Clark plan amendments to tax bonds and publish income tax returns. The conference report faces rejection of those proposals.
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Borah
White House
Long
Dem
Senate
LaFollette
Wis
Clark
Governor's Son Engaged to New Jersey Girl
In Columbuis on June 12 George White Jr., son of the Governor, became engaged to Miss Carolyn Elizabeth Lawrence of Summit New Jersey. The couple announced at the Lawrence home after Miss Lawrence attended Sweet Briar School. The Governor plans to attend Princeton graduation June 20 and be hosted by the Lawrences. Locusts are destroying crops in Occidental Misamis in the Philippines.
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Columbius
George White, Jr
Carolyn Elizabeth Lawrence
Summit
N. J
Frederick T. Lawrence
Sweet Briar School
Gov. White
Princeton
George, Jr
Lawrence
Theft Reported At Wellington
The theft of 9 from a cash register in the office of Robert Walden, Wellington, was investigated by Deputy Sheriffs Gerald Nau and Paul Chapman this morning. The theft was discovered by Miss Wilma Lampen, an employee in the office, when she reported for work. Both doors of the office were open when Miss Lampen reported for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walden
Wellington
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Wilma Lampen
Oiling of Nine Roads Approved by County Board
County commissioners authorized oiling nine roads across the county at a cost not to exceed 5 000 dollars. The listed roads include Vermilion 3 miles, Columbia and West River 2.9 miles, North Ridge 0.5 mile, East River 0.4 mile, Sugar Ridge 1.8 miles, Durkee 0.5 mile, Kolbe 2.75 miles, Baumhart 0.82 mile, and Hollauer 5 miles across multiple townships.
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Vermilion
Columbia
West River Road
Columbia Township
North Ridge Road
Mill Hollow
East River Road
Sheffield Lake Village
Sugar Ridge Road
Ridgeville Township
Durkee
Eaton Township
Kolbe
Amherst Township
Baumhart
Brownhelm
Hollauer
Russia
Pittsfield
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Milk Ass
Page
Berend
Oberliga College and Community
Conservatory School Music Department
Warner Concert Hall
Dramatic Association
Oberlin Golf Club
Conservatory of Music
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Crane
Pi Kappa Lambda Society
Oberlin Inn
Crane Swimming Pool
O'’ Club
Community Davy
Grove Patterson
the Ten
Conservatory Department
Briffs
Stapleton
Gilley
Kentucky
Natalie Stapleton Wharten
Germany
F. T. Cooke
Forest Street
Wallace Tobin
Charles King
Deerfield
Mass
Deerfield Academy
Howard Paddock
Philadelphia
Ruth Paddock
East College Street
Pitt McRoberts
Seattle, Wash
C. E. Reynolds
North Cedar Avenue
John
Robert Selover
Ohio University
Athens
Dare
Mrs
Wellert Funeral
Cleneland Livertuock
Cleveland Grain
New Jersey
Occidental Misamis
Philippines
Triestino
Wanda Street
LaGrange
John Merante
Finance
Turner Block
Fiat
O'Donnell Pait & Wall Paper ( Co
Court Street
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