Progress on waiver plan at Lorin County Savings and Trust
The Lorin County Savings and Trust Co reports 2457 waiver consents representing 261,019,167 dollars in deposits received as it organizes a personal contact campaign to speed up consents. A campaign committee led by R Jenson and A H Waters plans team recruitment from local clubs and organizations to accelerate reopening and relicensing with a meeting for captains tomorrow.
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Lorin County Savings and Trust Co
R Jenson
A H Waters
Real Estate Board
Womans Club
Business and Professional Womens Club
Y. We
MCA Foremens Club
Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Odd Fellows Fifteen Fight Club
Rotary Kiwanis
Ellis Eagles
Young Wen’s Club
Weloose and Depositors Committee
Jas A Hewitt
Tiewitt
State Banking Department
Stocks Up 2 3 Percent As Market Rises
New York June 19 Stocks edged 2 to 3 percent higher from the prior close in heavy trading with tickets lagging. Bonds joined the advance as grains rallied lifting farm equipment shares. Electric Bond and Share led the curb market after opening up 5 points. Case rose 5 34 to 81. Home etahe 10 4se percent to 225 in gold miners. Gains of over 4 points came from American Can DuPont American Telephone K S Steel Auburn Auto National Distillers Atchison Union Pacific Liggett & Myers Johns Manville United Aircraft Allied Chemical and New York Central.
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New York
Flectric Bond & Share
Curb Exchange
American Can DuPont
American Telephone K S Steel
Auburn Auto National Distillers
Atchson
Union Pacific Liggett & Vyers
Johns Manville
United Aircraft
Allied Chemical
New York Central
Youths Death After Theft Suspect Charlea Arnott
In Greenfield Ohio on a Sunday Charlea Arnott age 13 son of Mr and Mrs John Arnott was found to have taken money from his mother’s pocket book and then killed himself with a small rifle. The incident occurred after he was caught.
Weather Forecast for Ohio Tonight
The forecast calls for fair weather this evening in Ohio with partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures. Southeast portions may see a bit more warmth, with winds turning light and variables, and overnight lows expected to rise slightly into the upper 40s to lower 50s.
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Ohio—Fair
Yoeday Alr
President Roosevelt Navigates Storm Bound Amberjack II
President Roosevelt piloted the Amberjack II through a northeast storm off Cape Cod en route to Provincetown. The voyage between Edgartown and Woodshore featured gusts that heel the schooner, with the president at the wheel for hours before turning toward calmer waters.
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President Roosevelt
Nantucket
Mass
Roosevelt
Cape Cod
Provincetown
New England
Mr. Roosevelt
Provincetown Mass
Edgartown
Martha’s Vineyard
Cape
Woodshore
Navy
Camp Belle New Brunswick
Gloucester Mass
Portland Me
Increase in milk price loom July 131
An agreement between dairy farmers and distributors could raise standard milk by one cent per quart in Elyria starting July 1. Local dealers may align with Cleveland wholesale and retail prices as the new basis, threatening Elyria market shifts if not met. Cleveland prices rose today to 9 cents a quart, six cents a pint delivered, and 8 1/2 and six cents at stores.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Floria
Three Bodies Removed From Plane Crash at Big Bear Lake
The bodies of two men and a young woman were recovered from the wreckage of a plane that crashed at Big Bear Lake California on June 19 authorities reported. The recovery followed search efforts at the crash site with investigators examining the remains for identification and cause of the crash.
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Big Bear Lake
Calif
Search By Sea And Air For Mattern
A sea and air search is under way for James Mattern the World flyer missing since five days after taking off from Khabarovsk Siberia Navy repair ship Argonne offshore of the Pribilofs coordinates with three coast guard cutters to scour the Aleutian Islands pilots from private and regular planes assist as Ensign William A Moffett Jr aboard the Argonne aids response amid hopes he landed on a remote Aleutian island and may survive weeks.
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Nome
Alaska
James Mattern
Arctic
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Navy
Argentie
Priviloffs
Coast Guard
Aleutian Chain
Washington
William A Moffett Jr
Moffett
Harry Daet
Matteru
Aleutians
Ohio House in Tonight Session on 40 Million Sales Tax
Ohio legislators reconvene to fight over the 40 million retail sales tax with exemptions and amendments. Gov. administration seeks passage to set up further debate on the Earned Income Tax Bill and other measures as a night session looms.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
House
Tates Administration
Leutenants
Lange Brewing Returns to Piqua After 16 Years
In Piqua Ohio on June 19 the Lange Brewing Company resumed brewing here after being closed for 16 years. The historic restart marks a notable revival in local industry with operations reconvening on a Saturday.
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Piqua, O
Lange Brewing Company
Oberlin Marks Centenary With 20 000 In Parade
Oberlin celebrants packed the streets for the 100th anniversary events from 1833 to 1933. Ninety two floats and 40 reunion classes highlighted the colorful parade around the campus with 10 000 lanterns. The program recalled Oberlin pioneers and historic moments while alumni, including later graduates and early leaders, paid homage to founders Shipherd and Stewart and President King by radio during the day.
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Dr. King
Toledo
Oberlin
Oberlin O
Oberlins
Te Colege
Charles M. Hall
America
Asa Mahan
College
John J Shipherd
Philo P Stewart
Edward Increase Bosworth
George W Andrews
James Fairchild
Charles G Finney
King
Henry Churchill
Radio Orgus Atne
Elyria Lo- Tain
Amherst Canton
Akron
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Ernest H Wilkins
Leon A Sears
Earl
Elyria Woman Recall s Talk With Oberlin Founder 75 Years Ago
Nis Mary D Searles recalls meeting one Oberlin founder and hearing Philander Stewart describe the college's founding. She describes his sacrifices, the "cookstove" claim to fame, the Oberlin Wellington rescue near 4th of July, and her long residence in Elyria with memories of aging buildings and people.
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Elyria
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Mary D Searles
Searles
Philop Stewart
Stewart
New York
John J Shipherd
Slyria
Seares
Charles H Doolittle
Shipherd
Presbyterian Church
Doolittlé
Stewarts
Virs Searles
Oberlins
Canada
Mia Searles
Depositors Committee Reports Progress With Government Help
Frank H Schrenk chairman of the National Depositors Committee writes Elyria that progress is definite in securing government aid for depositors in closed and restricted banks. He says the White House is in close touch and Roosevelt will meet a Palmer Schrenk delegation on his return from vacation. The committee aims to hold mass meetings, form regional panels in 12 Federal Reserve districts, and has contacted more than three million depositors across 42 states.
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Frank H Schrenk
National Depositors Committee
EFL Hukul
Elyria
Schrenk
White House
Roosevelt
Mitchell Palmer
Federal Reserve
Grand Jury Sessions Set For June 22 Recall
Grand jury 10 will convene June 22 to review about a dozen cases accumulated since the last session. Prosecutor John M Uarding requested the recall and 24 witnesses are being summoned. Judge A R Webbe may instruct jurors to investigate the legality of selling $2 beer, a move he previously suggested, though not required unless the judge so desires.
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John M Uarding
Common Pleas
A R Webbe
Webber
Ohio
Elyria Republicans Invite Candidates to Speak at Club
The Elyria Republican Women Club invited 22 Republican candidates for city offices to address the group on Friday June 23 at 8 pm. The meeting will be held at the Woman's Club on Fourth Street.
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Elyria
Republican Women + Club
Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Hull Proposes Tariff Cuts at Economic Conference
Secretary Cordell Hull sent tariff cut proposals to the economic commission and suggested they belong on the conference agenda. Senator Pittman denied formal US backing for a 10 percent flat cut and extension of the tariff truce. hull did not read the experts' recommendations before submission, and a spokesman noted the flat tariff plan lacked presidential or delegation support.
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London
Cordell Hull
American Conference
The
Economic Commission
United Press
Key Pittman
Hull
United States
Roosevelt
Senate probes focus on New York Stock Exchange practices
Senate Banking Committee investigators plan a thorough review of the New York Stock Exchange investment trusts and holding companies. Otto Kahn of Kahn Loeb is named as the first witness as the probe resumes, with Ferdinand Pecora aiming to map the Exchange operations and finances in depth.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Senate
United Press
J P Morgan & Co
Otto Kahn
Kahn, Loeb & Co
Dillon, Read & Co
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Chase Securities Corporation
Chase National Bank
Pecora
Stock Exchange
Fletcher
Kuhn Loeb
Morgan
J P Morgan
Justice Department
Richard Whitney
George Whitney
Morgan Bank
France Firm On War Debts Default
Paris reports the French government will not revise its default on the December 15 and June 18 war debt payments despite the sharp note from the United States. The statement emphasizes continued refusal to alter the due dates and terms. The issue centers on France’s stance amid international pressure over postwar obligations.
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Paris
William Ham Released by Abductors in Minnesota
William Hamm the multi millionaire brewer was released near Wyoming Minnesota shortly before 8 am after ransom payment reportedly under 100000 dollars. Hamm, reaching his St Paul home about 5 30 am, appeared uninjured but tired. The ransom move involved a Hamm Brewing Co truck and a specially designed payoff vehicle with at least five men believed to be involved. Police pursued suspects after Hamm's safety was confirmed.
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Paul
Minn
William Hamm
Wyoming
Sonrce
Hamm
St Paul
Twin Cities
Duluth
Hamm Brewing Co
Amg
Pine City
Rush City
Dunn
Reward Offered for Hamm Kidnappers in St Paul
A secret group of St Paul business leaders posted a $26,150 reward for information leading to the capture of the Hamm kidnapers the Verne Sankey gang and others. Howard Kahn of the Daily News announced the fund which was raised in hours with donors unnamed.
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United Press
ST Paul
Minn
William
Bib) Hamm, Jr
Howard Kahn
St. Paul
Verne Sankey
Hamm Haskel Bohn, Jr
Kahns
Daily News
Kahn
Hamm
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Virginia
H P Steagall
Alabama
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D J Gunsett
Dem. van Wert
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Frank E Whittemore
Taxation Committee
Grand Jury
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