City council backs opening Cascade Park pool despite finances
The council voted to open Cascade Park pool with free admission despite financial straits. Park Commissioner Wilford announced daily hours from 3:30 to 10:30 a m and 2 to 5:6 p m until July 4, then 7 to 9 pm. Weather permitting, season costs are projected at 590 dollars with in-kind donations for chemicals and lighting.
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Cascade Park
Frank Wilford
Walter Kohn
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al Foy
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Kay
Voice of the People
Thhe Chronicle-Telegram
Fred Underiill
Gay Hultz
Fritz Guthnan
Bob Goeche
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Deficit Reaches 1.75 Billion in 1933 Fiscal Year
Washington reports the 1933 budget closed with a deficit near 1.75 billion dollars, the second largest peacetime gap. Daily shortfalls averaged about 4.8 million, while expenditures neared 33.95 billion and receipts 2.2 billion. Public debt climbed to 22.5 billion with 1.25 billion advanced to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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United States
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Pope Visits St Pauls Basilica in Historic First Since 1870
Rome, June 30. Pope Pius XI left Vatican City by car to the Basilica of St Paul outside the walls for the feast of St Paul the Apostle. It marked the first papal visit to the historic basilica since the 1870 Vatican Italian agreement. Thousands filled the basilica as mass was celebrated at the Papal altar.
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Ten Persons Rescued by Firemen in Four-Story Tenement Blaze
In Cincinnati on Thursday June 30 ten residents were carried to safety by firemen using ladders after smoke blocked the stairway in a four story tenement. John Conway 19 injured by glass while escaping. losses estimated at $200.
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John Conway
Ohio Weather Forecast for Today and Tonight
Partly cloudy conditions follow local thundershowers in the east and south this afternoon and tonight. Cooler temperatures settle in the north tonight. Saturday should be generally fair with a cooler air mass across the state.
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Ohio
City Council Hears Deficit Cure Proposals
The council, as a committee, accepts a looming year end operating shortfall of about 55 thousand dollars and shifts focus from deficit remedies to other expedients. Councilman Taylor’s 25 percent salary cut proposal is rejected. he then suggests the Marshall Bill scrip plan to cover delinquent obligations. City Auditor Schilleman reports roughly 27 thousand dollars in back pay, a 525 dollar bank balance with possible 8 thousand owed by the county, and about 289 thousand dollars in unpaid taxes. The discussion on the scrip plan continues.
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W JD Taylor
Taylor
Alex Schilleman
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Schilleman
Mayor calls Elyria merchants to discuss city scrip plan
W H Van Oster invites Elyria merchants to the directors room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Building Monday at 9 30 a m to discuss a proposal for the city to issue scrip for employee payments.
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W H. van Oster
Elyria
Elyria Savings and Trust
National Tube Schedule For The Fourth
National Tube Company announces July 4th week operations with blast furnaces coke ovens and rolling mills running Monday July 3 and Tuesday July 4. Nos 1 and 5 skelp mills operate both days. Pipe mills idle 4 30 pm Saturday until Wednesday morning July 5. Dock and maintenance departments work Monday and suspend Tuesday July 4.
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National Tube Company
Bessemer
Ohio Senate Adopts Five Revenue Measures
In Columbus on June 30 the Ohio senate, resisting Sine Die adjournment, quickly approved five revenue bills and sent them to the house. The measures would raise 22 to 25 million annually, including a one cent tax on gasoline and liquid fuels for schools, reducing the gasoline tax to three cents, a cosmetics sales tax, vending machine levy, amusement admission tax, and a beer cap tax battle loomed as Governor White opposed some bills.
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House of Representatives
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Mass Band Concert Proposed for Elyria Centennial
By JIM ARMITAGE a centennial celebration in Elyria could feature a county wide band competition with daily performances by neighboring communities and a concluding mass band concert Gerald Frank advocates the plan, pending further development and specifics.
Roosevelt orders coordinated industrial and farm programs
A June 30 joint executive order by President Roosevelt creates a coordinated framework for the Industrial Recovery Administration and the Emergency Farm Relief Administration. Gen Hugh Johnson and Gen. Johnson announce that marketing agreements under the Farm Act will require minimum wages and improved conditions, with all provisions of the Industrial Recovery Act applying to farm product distributors and marketers.
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Peek
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Processing tax on wheat will not be reduced
Washington June 30 The farm relief administration will not cut the 30 cent processing tax on wheat despite high prices Administrator Peek said the $150 000 000 expected from the levy is necessary to finance the acreage reduction program Money collected will be returned to farmers as cash benefits for pledges to reduce acreage in 1934 and 1935 Peek confirms the current market quota levels are not regarded as a permanent factor
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Farm Relief Administration
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Chicago
Youth Speaks at World Congress in Chicago
Youth will share views at the international congress of the National Council of Women held July 16 to 21 in Chicago. A youth forum on July 20 will feature speakers from Vassar, Wellesley, Smith, Radcliffe, Antioch, Connecticut, and Chicago and Northwestern universities. Jeannette Shambaugh of Radcliffe and Laura Louise Smith and Margaret Huth of Northwestern at Evanston will attend.
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Record Heat Sparks Ohio Fatalities and Storm Forecast
The Ohio heat wave peaked near 100 degrees as showers offered brief relief. Seventeen deaths in 48 hours were linked to heat or storms, including D. C. Young and Irene Earnshaw, with others by lightning and drowning. Forecast calls for more showers tonight, then fair conditions Saturday.
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D. C. Young
Columbus
Irene Earnshaw
Madisonville
August Hoffman
Cincinnati
Philip Hoff
Napoleon
Richard Kunrel
Sandusky
William Truesdaye
Dayton
Irving Budnick
Cleveland
Waivers Hold Up Lorain County Savings Bank Reopening
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co remains closed as 9 percent of depositors withhold waivers. Conservator Jas A Hewitt announced the cash requirement is met and waivers totaling 4.43 million dollars, 91 percent plus, are needed to reopen. He urged nonrespondents to comply to pursue a July license.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Jas A. Hewitt
State Banking Department
Hewitt
Relief funds face cut unless relief workers employed
Lorain county relief director M A Houghton warned that state and federal officials will reduce relief funds if able bodied recipients do not work more. He cited Elyria and Lorain plans as inadequate under new rules and urged more employment to deter dependence, noting many projects could use relief labor.
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M A . Houghton
Lorain County
Houghton
Elyria
Lorain
Improvement Seen Across Industries in June Trade Review
New York June 30 Dun & Bradstreet reports broad improvement across all lines from beer bottles to steel. Three months ago many could not move merchandise yet orders exceed current production and employment rises faster than in three years. Wage increases grow weekly though consumer buying power remains a weak link to any lasting recovery.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Dun & Bradstreet
Snail Wins Five Hour Battle In Council Bluffs Arena
In Council Bluffs a snail defeated a three foot garter snake after a five hour struggle at H M Sherman's pond. The snail latched onto the snake's head and held despite hours of thrashing. The exhausted reptile was finally subdued as spectators watched the unusual contest unfold.
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Council Bluffs
H M. Sherman
Rain Brings Hope to Local Farmers
Rain last evening helped truck gardens and corn fields suffering from heat. Reuben Baus notes corn and potatoes benefit most, while all garden produce gains. County extension agent C I Hummel says the rain was valuable to those who received it, though general coverage unknown. More rain is hoped for.
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Reuben Baus
C. I Hummel
Fair And Cooler For The Fourth In Canton Mass
A long range forecast for July predicts warm weather at first with maxima near or above 90 degrees. By July 3 and 4 the conditions should be cooler and fair for the Canton region as July Fourth approaches.
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Mass
United Press
Clayton Weather Service
Mississippi
Lima Depositors To Get Third Dividend
On June 30 a third dividend of five percent will bring total payments to 37 1 2 percent for depositors of the closed Old National City Bank in Lima. The $93,000 dividend will be paid about July 15. The bank closed in April 1931.
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Old National City Bank
Used Car Values Advertised in Chronste Classifieds
An extended classified ad touts today’s used car values as the finest offerings in months. It highlights MEW DEAL Used Car Values and promises strong pricing and broad selection for readers.
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