Roosevelt takes the reins to a new deal era
President-elect Franklin Delano Roosevelt spent his final private hours shaping his banking policy and meeting with allies as he prepared to assume the presidency. He arranged calls with Mrs Roosevelt and the Hoovers and conferred with Hull Swanson Farley and other leaders before inaugurating the program.
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U.pek
Roosevelt
Walsh
Robert J. Butkley
Raymond Moley
Edward d. Flynn
New York
Garner
James Roosevelt
Ohio Weather Forecast Brief
Cloudy tonight followed by a Saturday of fair conditions. Minimal temperature variation expected with dry skies and light winds.
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Ohio
Senator Walsh
Japan Hit by Worst Quake Since 1923 Kill Toll Surges
Tokyo March 3 The earthquake followed by a Pacific tsunami and fires devastated the Iwate coast killing more than 1,000 in a single day. Morioka, capital of Iwate, reports detail widespread ruin and emergency responses as the nation reels from the disaster.
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Tokio
Japan
Iwate
Morioka
Japan quake tolls and damage reported by home office
Official figures from the Japanese home office list tolls for Iwate 254 dead 1204 injured 76 missing Miyagi 27 dead 13 injured Amari 5 injured 3 missing. Structural losses include 3354 houses struck by tidal wave 2096 inundated 1898 wrecked 300 burned. Over 1200 small vessels swept away and eight larger ships damaged.
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Tokio
Home Office
Iwate
Miyagi
Aomari
Iwate Prefecture Reports 477 Dead After Seaside Earthquake
The Iwate prefecture reports 477 dead with 355 in seaside villages and more casualties in other prefectures from drownings and fires. Over 2,000 homes washed away and about 1,000 houses demolished across islands. Tokyo and Yokohama shook violently as crowds flooded streets in panic amid power outages.
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Fecture
Iwate
Iit
Cermak Requests Ham and Eggs as Recovery Progresses
Mayor Anton J. Cermak of Chicago, hospitalized after being shot last month, shows strength with a renewed appetite and a second blood transfusion. Doctors say he is a very sick man but improving and may recover, as he lies in an oxygen tent at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Giuseppe Zangara
Roosevelt
Frank Jirka
Cermak
D P O Announces Adjustment in Demand Charges
J B Johnson of the Ohio Public Service Company announces new demand charge terms for electric power users in Kiyria. The Public Utilities Commission approved the revision, moving to a monthly basis from yearly and altering the integrated demand structure.
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Kiyria
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Public Service
Nequ
Public Utilities Commission
Monthly clinic at Gates Hospital counts 47 children
Forty seven crippled children from 19 cities and villages in northeastern Ohio were examined at the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children monthly clinic. Ten were first time attendees while 37 returned for re examinations. Doctors C H Heyman of Cleveland and F A Lawrence of Elyria conducted the exams.
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Ohio
Gates Hospital
Elyria
Avon
Oberlin
Lorain
Grafton
Brownhelm
Crestline
Seville
Ashland
Jeromeville
Savannah
Bucyrus
Painesville
West Dover
Geneva
Mansfield
Willard
Tiffin
Bellevue
C. H. Heyman
Cleveland
F. A. Lawrence
Taxpayers sue to challenge Water Street ejector station contract
A taxpayer lawsuit filed in common pleas court seeks to halt the city contract for the Water Street ejector station. Defendants include Service Director Fred Underhill Mayor W H VanQster and Fred Ross. Plaintiffs allege gross discretion in awarding to Ross, third lowest bidder. Ross bid 19091 with an alternate 319225. low bidder Gallaher and O'Hara Co of Youngstown offered 18392. Officials said local preference aimed at employing local labor. A hearing is set for Monday at 1:00 am.
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Fred Ross
Water Street
Common Pleas Court
Fred Underhill
W. H. VanQster
Ross
Gallaher and O’hara Company
Youngstown
Plea Guilty to Burglary In Lorain
Rol land Arnold of Lorain pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny after offering no defense and asking that his mother and child be cared for. He was sentenced to at least one year in prison for breaking a Lorain cloth ing store window on February 19 and stealing goods valued at 46 dollars. Another guilty plea was entered by John Allen of Jersey City for breaking into a local high school on February 25, with a sentence to the Mansfield Reformatory for an indeterminate term.
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Rolland Arnold
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Arnold
Metzger and Robinson
John Allen
Jersey City
Mansfield Reformatory
Recess of orig assembly may be delayed
The Ohio legislature faces a possible delay in recess as banking and relief measures stall action. Governor White to decide if more legislation is needed while bills on school boards borrowing and deposits follow up in conference.
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Columbus
Marin
Ohio
Assembly
Senate
David H. Dearmond
White
O’neil
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Boards of Education
Joseph N. Ackerman
Cleveland
Ackerman
Laws
Waldvogel
Donovan
Dearmond
Eight Convicted In Abduction Case
Eight men including a private detective were convicted in Clearfield Pennsylvania in a kidnapping conspiracy linked to the Lindbergh case involving Garrett Shenck Honewell a New Jersey fish peddler. The verdict names multiple individuals and ties the abduction to the famous Lindbergh incident.
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Clearfield
Maren
Pivate
Garrett Schench
Honewell
N. J
Lindbersh
Chinese Commanders, 1,000 Soldiers Killed in Lingyuan Fighting
Chinese military headquarters announced heavy fighting east of Lingyuan yesterday killed three regimental commanders and one thousand regulars. The report confirms significant PLA losses in the area amid ongoing clashes.
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Peiping
CRI
Lingyuan
Lorain Pastor Culbertson Succumbs after Illness
Rev. Henry Cole Culbertson, 56, pastor of the First Congregational Church in Lorain, died at home after a yearlong illness. He served Lorain three years after relocating from Los Angeles and is survived by his widow and two sons, Horace and Henry. Funeral services are set for Monday afternoon.
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Lorain, O
Henry Cole Culbertson
First Congregational Church
Culbertson
Lorain
Los Angeles
Horace
Henry
Sandusky Architect Named Acting Postmaster After Death
John L. Jack Thomas a Sandusky architect and Erie County Republican was notified by Postmaster General Walter Brown that he would serve as acting postmaster here succeeding Egbert H. Mack who died a week ago.
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Sandusky
John L
Jack) Thomas
Erie County
Walter Brown
Egbert H. Mack
No Change In Situation Here
Chronicle-Telegram reports little change in the local banking scene this afternoon. Hopes for a local scrip solution to cover needs exist but are opposed since Elyria should be able to exchange with Cleveland. Cleveland banking action is awaited and Elyria will likely follow. Money remains scarce as residents improvise.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Cleveland
Substitutes for Money Sought as Banks Tighten Trade
United Press reports Ohio faces ongoing banking stringency with cities weighing substitutes for cash. Many consider scrip issues and coupon credit books, led by food dealers. Massillon distributes scrip through the Community Finance Corporation under a formal plan.
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United Press
Ohio
Massillon
Community Finance Corporation
Bank Holidays Strain West Coast Cash Supply
Far western banks hold hundreds of millions on holiday as three day banking closures across California Oregon Washington Idaho Utah Nevada and Arizona tighten cash. Half dollars and dimes surface to fund basic needs and the Los Angeles Clearing House issues scrip due to coin shortages.
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San Francisco
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Los Angeles
Verdict for South Amherst in cemetery pump injury suit
A jury in Judge A R Webber's court returned verdict for the defendant South Amherst in a suit by Ene Rose seeking £5000 for injuries. Rose alleged a pump handle in a cemetery struck her in the face on June 20, 1a% (year unclear) while she used it.
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South Amherst
South Amherr
Ene Rose
A. R. Webber
Cameroons
New York bread silks sales rise in January report
Market data from the Suc Association of America shows bread silks sales up 9.9 percent in January while December to January change is noted. Other notes include US and Canada auto output of 133 472 vehicles in January, Bell Cabs Inc trading for 60 more Dodge taxicabs, and coal production averaging 1 300 000 tons daily in February.
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New York
Suc Association of America
Washington
United States
Canada
Department of Commerce
New Orleans
Bell Cabs, Inc
National Coal Association
Roosevelt Advises Banking Powers Amid Crisis
President elect Roosevelt pressed congressional leaders in Washington on banking plans as Hoover eyed guidance from Mills. Senator Dill urged immediate action to allow Postal Savings Banks to accept checking accounts up to five thousand dollars with a two cent service charge. The Senate also permitted a moratorium in the District of Columbia.
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Akron
Ohio
Hall of the Americas
Pan- American Building
Marine Band
Army
Navy
Fort Myer
Navy Yard
Weather Bureau
Union Station
Roosevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Walsh
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hollywood
Joe E. Brown
Laura LaPlante
Bette Davis
Tom Mix
Jack Dempsey
Eddie Dowling
Mr. Roosevelt
Hoover
Secretary of Treasury
Mills
United Press
Congress
Dill
Senate
District of Columbia
House
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Robert J. Bulkley
Dem
Raymond Moley
Bill
Banking and Currency Committee
You Don t Need Money to Trade
Trading is possible with merchandise or services and swaps. Everyone has something to exchange, and small inexpensive swap ads connect people. Rates on swap ads have been reduced and placement is encouraged in the swap column.
Trade Offer Seeks Cooperation for Satisfactory Deals
Phone line 4412 4413 invites cooperation with anyone to arrange satisfactory trades. The message emphasizes a willingness to work with customers to reach beneficial exchanges.
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Connecticut
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American Bar Association
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