Britain seeks recovery of pa icto plenary hall London
At the World Economic Conference in London on June 14 Neville Chamberlain outlined Britain’s aims to restore world price levels and stabilize currencies He urged abolition of tariff barriers multilateral tariff reductions and central bank cooperation while stressing that a return to the gold standard requires higher wholesale prices and removal of trade restrictions He noted the need for a general price rise and warned that monetary policy alone cannot restore the gold standard The discussion included the exchange value of the pound and proposals to manage tariffs and production quotas to raise prices
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Ramsay MacDonald
Cordell Hull
Edouard Daladier
France
Daladier
Hull
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
Britain
Equalization Fund
Latvia Declares Embargo On German Goods Dia June 14
Riga reports Latvia government declares an embargo on all German goods after accusing Germany of violating a trade accord by blocking Latvian butter shipments. The move follows tensions over wartime trade restrictions and affects Baltic commerce.
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Latvia
Riga
Germany
Weather forecast for Ohio with warmer Thursday
Ohio forecast reports fair tonight with a warmer Thursday on the way. Light tonight to moderate winds and increasing temperatures into the daybreak period tomorrow.
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Ohio
Tvw
Legion Home Holding Co Elects Trustees and Officers
The Elyria American Legion Home Holding Co met yesterday after noon in the Lorain County Savings and Trust Co directors room. C Cheney was elected a trustee. officers for the year were Earl Greenland president Eddie Krebs vice president Harold Birch treasurer and Dana Symons secretary.
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Elyria American Legion Home Holding Co
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
C. Cheney
Earl Greenland
Eddie Krebs
Harold Birch
Dana Symons
Hull Pleads For United Effort By Nation
London June 14 The American Secretary of State Cordell Hull urged world leaders to lessen trade barriers and honor the tariff truce. He warned against selfish obstruction of conference work, stressing nations must cooperate on a permanent monetary standard and removal of exchange restrictions. The speech aimed to avert isolationism and rally collective leadership.
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London
Cordell Hull
World Economic Conference
Hull
United States
Kiwanians Visit Home for the Aged in Elyria
Elyria Kiwanis Club members will travel to the Elyria Home for the Aged on West Avenue for a noon meeting tomorrow. After lunch they may tour departments and the flower gardens, a visit arranged by Karl Weister, superintendent and club member.
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Elyria Kiwanig Club
Elyria Home For the
West Avenue
Karl Weister
Surprise U S debt plan hinted by Roosevelt cabinet member
Washington sources report a Roosevelt administration official previews a unique debt settlement plan to Britain as London considers partial payment of 78.96 million dollars and a broader debt revision. The president’s reply to Britain is being prepared for transmission with secrecy surrounding the exact proposal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Great Britain
London
Commerce Roper
White House
Britain
Roper
Oberlin College 100th Birthday Celebrated in 1933
Oberlin College marks a century of progress from a single frame building and log cabins in 1833 to a town of 4000 and a campus worth 24500 in 1933. It led in women’s education and coeducation, granted AB degrees to three women in 1841, and featured early science and liberal religious thought under President Asa Mahan and evangelist Charles Grandison Finney. The piece highlights abolitionist ties and pioneering scientific study.
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Ohio
Oberlin College
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Yale
Rey Asa Mahan
Cincinnati
Charles Grandwon Finney
Evangelist
Finney and Mahan
James Dascomb
Break Between White House and Congress Looms Over Veterans Aid
The June 14 dispatch reports an open break between the White House and Congress as President Roosevelt threatens a veto to push for veterans economy and early adjournment. Conferees dispute on Senate amendments to the Independent Offices bill raising veterans appropriations by 81 million. Senate adjourns briefly with no business. Efforts seek a compromise favoring reduced compensation for veterans but more liberal aid for Spanish American War vets.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Blanks Received At Legion Home In Lorain County
Announcement made that Blanks have been received at the Legion home to be filled by ex service men who wish to join the reforestation corps. Lorain County's quota is 22 ex service men and those desiring to take advantage of this proposition are asked to act at once.
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Legion Home
Lorain County
Death summons New London doctor after long illness
NEW LONDON June 14. Dr Byron S Cranston practicing physician for 17 years in New London died at his South Wain street home at 3 15 p m yesterday after a prolonged illness from Brights disease. Born in Little Genesee NY he graduated Baltimore Medical College in 1893 and practiced at Rudolph until 1915 when he moved to New London. Funeral services will be at 2 30 pm Saturday at the home with Rev R Bair and Rev Richards assisting. Burial in Grove Street cemetery. Survived by wife Nick M Cranston a son Dr Clyde J Cranston Wakeman a daughter May Belle at home and two grandchildren. He belonged to AMA New London Methodist church Floral Lodge F A M New London Council RAM Findlay Council RAM Findlay Commandery. Magenic Services at the grave.
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Rr Byron S Cranster
South Wain Street
Brights
Little Genesee
Baltimore Medical College
Rudolphh
R_ Bair
First Methodist Church
Richards
Wheeling
W Va
Grove Street
Nick M. Cranston
Clyde J Cranston
Wakeman
May Belle
Cranston
American Medical Association
Banking Reform Bill Approved by Congress
Washington June 14 The banking reform bill championed by Senator Carter Glass passed both houses after long battles. It provides deposit insurance starting 1934 and a permanent system from July 1 1934, insuring up to 10000 for member banks and 75 percent for larger sums. It also requires banks to separate from securities dealing and bans investment banks from deposits, with strong reserve board enforcement to curb rule violations.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Congress
Virginia Democrat
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Ohio House votes to abolish prohibition department
Columbus June 14 The Ohio House defeated a proposal by Rep J F Hunter to abolish the prohibition department by striking its 1934 100000 budget allowing 1933 funds to stand The party line vote 39 for 72 against included Rep Slagle who moved to table the amendment but was defeated 55 to 48 The list of counties and members voting for abolition followed.
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Columbus
State Prohibition Department
House of Representatives
J F Hunter
Toledo
Hunter
Ohio
Della M Slagle
Youngstown
Addison
Franklin Bohnert Pickaway
Carew
Lucas Cordes Hamilton
Fleger
Cuyahoga
Gillespie
Goodwin
Butler Harter
Summit Heath Butler Heilker Hamilton
Hummell
Fairfield Hunter
Lucas Ingersoll
Trumbull
Johnson Fulton Kalb
Ottawa Kane
Hamilton Kaser
Shelby
Kehrer
Crawford Kemp
King Vinton
Lawrence
Lehmann
Sandusky
McCluskey
McCrystal
Erie
McNamee
Miller
Lucas Moore
Pike
William Pringle
Reinhart
Paulding
Richards
Carroll Ripley
Lucas Rogers
Lorain
Schweller
Putnam
Stratton Brown
Taft
Tbomson
Traxler
Wyandot
Ward
Monroe
Bremen Sets New Trans Atlantic Crossing Record
The North German Lloyd liner Bremen arrived from Brooklyn at 8 05 am in Cherbourg France, setting a new record for the trans Atlantic crossing. The Bremen completed the voyage in four days seventeen hours and 43 minutes, beating the previous record by forty four minutes.
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France
Bremen
Brooklyn
Mattern Awaits Favorable Weather In Siberia Flight
Jimmy Mattern, returning to Khabarovsk, awaits better weather over the Aleutian course before attempting the long flight to Nome, Alaska. After nine hours aloft from Nome, his plane the Century of Progress was iced and he was exhausted by storms and fogs.
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Jimmy Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Aleutian Island
Nome Alaska
Mattern
Kabarovskesterday
Nome Hispane
Depositors Pile In Consents For Waiver Plan
Jas A Hewitt conservator Lorain County Savings and Trust Co reports a splendid response from depositors. Hundreds send waivers to enable early relicensing of the bank. Officers will meet depositors in the evenings to discuss points of the plan until completion.
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Jas A. Hewitt
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Hewitt
Barn Destroyed by Flames in Brighton Township
A tramp sleeping in the haymow started a fire that destroyed the Don Hagerman farm barn occupied by Irwin Perkins, northwest of Wellington. Loss about $4,000 with $2,000 insured. The barn, hay, and farm implements burned. a bull and calf died. Firemen arrived at 5:45 am and prevented spread to the house, granary, and garage but could not save the barn due to headway.
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Wellington
Don Hagerman
Irwin Perkins
Brighton Township
Lynn Coates
Wellington Fire Department
Budget Bill Proves Focal Point for House Debate
Columbus Ohio June 14 The administrations low mood budget bill appropriating about 80 million dollars for state government in 1933 and 1934 held the attention of the House of Representatives as lawmakers reviewed the large measure page by page. Despite a nonpartisan effort to strike a 16.6 million highway department appropriation the bill was amended only slightly when the House adjourned after stormy debate. A Democratic caucus led by Majority Leader Keith Lawrence interrupted proceedings, and the majority pushed the Democratic side forward.
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Columbus OO
House of Representatives
To Highway Department
House
Keith Lawrence
National Recovery Program Directed by Five Cabinet Members
President Roosevelt forms a five member cabinet board to direct the national recovery program under industrial regulation and public works. The group will craft policies to reemploy millions idle and speed wage and production stability. Bids on public works totaling up to 330 million dollars are already called, with Johnson overseeing industrial regulation. Additional posts for a public works administrator are under consideration, as Congress approved the bill and awaits the president's signature.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Commerce Roper
Agriculture Wallace
Interior Ickes
Perkins
Cummings
Hugh Johnson
JL W Roberts Jr
Roper
Catachisat
Compromise Offered in Roosevelt Veterans Bill Debate
Washington June 14 The Roosevelt administration proposed a compromise in the veterans compensation dispute to gain adjournment. Senator Byrnes presented a bill amendment offering at least 15 dollars monthly pensions to honorably discharged, 60 percent disabled and needy Spanish American War Boxer Rebellion and Philippine Insurrection veterans, excluding those under 56. The move followed Senate approval of a partial conference report on the independent offices bill. House sent forth the 3.467 billion fourth deficiency appropriations bill. Early agreement was anticipated amid administration threats to veto if amendments cut the economy plan by large sums.
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Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Byrnes
Independent Ofice
Independent Offices
House
Independent Office
Macon Salutes Throng At Fair
CHICAGO June 14 The giant dirigible Macon cruised southwest of Chicago after saluting thousands at the world fair. Reports of trouble were denied as it returned from a southern tour and radio messages said the condition of ship satisfactory. It was on an 48 hour test flight from Akron, Ohio and was to return to its hangar late today.
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Chicago
Macon
Southern
Macon Moves Toward Akron Flight Over Detroit
DETROIT June 14 The dir able Macon on a 48 hour test flight from Akron Ohio flew over Detroit shortly before 12 30 PM today. The craft passed over the heart of the city and headed southwest toward Toledo as it proceeded slowly toward its destination.
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Detroit
Akron
France Plans Default on War Debt, Daladier Says
Paris reports Premier Edouard Daladier told La Matin’s London correspondent that any wartime debt settlement between Great Britain and the United States will not change France’s plan to default on its debt.
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Paris
Great Britain
United States
France
Edouard Daladier
London
la Matin
Finland to pay war debt installment in full
Washington June 14 United Press reports Finland will pay in full its war installment of 148,592 dollars due tomorrow. Finland the first country which has unhesitatingly decided to pay.
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United Press
Finland
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