President Faces Senate Opposition Over Economic Bill and Vets Cut
Senators rally for Roosevelt economy bill with support from most Republicans while Democrats threaten caucus actions. Debate opens at noon as House approval stands. veteran and federal pay cuts possible, totaling about 500 million dollars with 400 million from veterans. Long splits from Roosevelt. McCarron leads veteran stance.
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Senate
Roosevelt
House
Robinson
Arkansas
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McCarron
Germany Restores Imperial Flag as Nazi Flag Gains Ground
Berlin reports that Germany reverts to the imperial black white and red banner while the Nazi Swastika is ordered for display. President Von Hindenburg’s decree ends Republican flag use, with Nazi supporters winning municipal seats in Germany’s elections and various cities.
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Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Frankfurt
Altona
Gleizitz
Hindenberg
Halle
Koenigsberg
Urkiel
Jdindenberg
Ban on Formal Social Functions at Capital
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and the cabinet wives banned formal social functions in Washington saying time thought and money should not be spent on purely social show. BATAVIA Ohio March 13 The trial of John McGehean gasoline station attendant Marathon charged with killing Edmond Gansman 27 of Cincinnati began in Common Pleas Court today.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Batavia
John McGehean
Marathon
Edmond Gansman
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Weather Outlook Rain Tonight and Cooler Tuesday
A weather forecast for Ohio says rain tonight with chances continuing into Tuesday morning. Temperatures will drop, bringing a colder feel especially in the western portion of the state late tonight.
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Ohio
West
Elyria High Actors Win First at Hiram Cont est
Elyria High School actors captured first place in the Northeastern Ohio One-Act Play Contest at Hiram College. It marked Elyria’s second year entering and winning, with Frances Bennett receiving best girl actor and Raymond Huston best boy actor. The duo earned $100 scholarships from the college.
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Hiram
Betts Nilsen
Robert McWilliams
Long Beach Struck by Major Earthquake Toll Rises
Shocks rocked Long Beach and greater Los Angeles area from Friday night into Sunday. Officials tally fatalities near 1385 with missing lists causing confusion. Property losses may reach 60 million across 400 square miles as seismologists report ongoing settling quakes and aftershocks across the region.
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California
Temblor
Long Beach
Compton
Huntington Park
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles Long Beach
San Pedro Triangle
Vincent Ma
Organize Drive Formed Against Harter Bill in Lorain Medina
A 25 member shock brigade of minute men was formed in Lorain and Medina counties after a Lorain Chamber of Commerce meeting. They plan immediate action to defeat the Harter Bill which would redraw districts, potentially diluting western Cuyahoga County influence and favoring Congressman Sweeney.
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Medina
Medina Counties
Cuyahoga County
Frank Stetson
Elyria
Martin L. Sweeney
Congress
Malcolm Thomson
P. H. Rogers
House of Representatives
Wesley Grills
D. W. Seward
Farm Bureau
William Latimer
Columbus
Lorain County
Louis Carek
British Embargo On Arms Removed
London March 13 British embargo on shipment of arms to the Far East was removed today announced by Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin in the House of Commons.
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Eeast
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Sales Tax Debate: Oakley Spaght vs George Sheridan
Summary of arguments for and against a sales tax proposal presented in a Cleveland City Club debate. Oakley Spaght from Stow argues in favor of the measure while George Sheridan of Columbus, Secretary of the Ohio Retail Merchants Council, presents opposing views. The Chronicle-Telegram provides readers with a digest of both sides after interviews and club discussions.
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Oakley Spaght
Spaght
Stow
Summit County
Argument In Favor Of The Sales Tax By Mr Spagh t
Argument advocates a state sales tax for Ohio stating it spreads the burden fairly and boosts revenue. It cites Europe and consumer payment while noting real estate taxes overburden property owners and that poor buyers would pay more as they spend all earnings on essentials.
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Spaght
Ohio
Chinese Counter Attack Near Fanchiakow in Jehol Province
Chinese forces launch a spirited counter assault near Fanchiakow continuing since Sunday. Hand to hand combat with Hattori corps troops, 14 killed and 359 wounded reported. Air ambulances rush wounded to Chinchow base hospitals as Japanese raids widen front.
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Jehol
Fanchiakow
Hattori Corps
Chinchow
Manchuria
Kupeikow
Wang I-che
Hsihfengkow
Hsueh-Liang
Five Killed In Ohio Accidents
Five persons died in Ohio accidents over the weekend, with Michael Simon, 15, of Bucyrus, drowning after saving companion Dale Grasley, 15, who had fallen through ice. Springfield High School student Mary Roberts, 17, perished in a highway crash, with three others critically injured. Lewis A. Phillips, former Macksburg mayor, killed when a gasoline distilling apparatus exploded. his sons Joseph, 17, and Edward, 15, badly burned. Douglas McMillan, 42, of Detroit, was struck by a train in Columbus. An unidentified man died after falling from a Cincinnati home window while attempting a robbery.
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United Press Today
Michael Simon
Bucyrus
Dale Grasley
Grasley
Mary Roberts
Springfield
Lewis A. Phillips
Macksburg
Joseph
Edward
Douglas McMillan
Detroit
Columbus
Cincinnati
Congress Plans To Take Recess After Roosevelt Plan
House Majority Leader Byrns announced that Congress will recess for two or three weeks after final passage of the Roosevelt economy program. Unemployment relief and agricultural aid measures will be considered after the recess.
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Washington
House
Byrns
Congress
Roosevelt Advances Giant Relief Plan for Unemployed
President Roosevelt pressed ahead with a broad relief program to aid the unemployed, planning a $500,000,000 bond issue to kick off work in the Tennessee Valley for at least 500,000 men. He aimed to set a pattern for similar projects nationwide while continuing banking discussions and considering diplomatic appointments.
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Roosevelt
United
Congress
Tennessee Valley
Banks reopen in 12 key financial centers under Roosevelt pledge
Banks licensed by the treasury begin normal business in 12 key centers including New York and Chicago with President Roosevelt pledging no further bank failures. Transfers limited to normal needs and essential expenditures as authorities assess fitness for reopening. Public call to unite in banishing fear and resume confidence amid ongoing nationwide extensions.
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Chicago
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J. P. Morgan & Co
Reserve
Three Cleveland Banks Resume Under License
Three Cleveland banks including Cleveland Trust, Central United National Bank, and National City Bank resumed full operations under a federal license. The Society for Savings also lifted withdrawal restrictions, operating under a state charter, with others like Capital Bank and Continental Industrial Bank cleared to resume.
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Central United National Bank
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Continental Industrial Bank
Former Hoover aide Strother dies at 19
Washington dispatch reports French Strother former assistant to President Hoover died of pneumonia at 19. Strother served in the White House secretariat for most of Hoover's term and helped prepare papers and speeches and organize child health and home building conferences. He earlier edited World's Work Magazine and worked in California journalism.
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French Strother
Hoover
Strother
White House
Mr. Hoover
World's Work Magazine
Marshall, Mo
Fresno Calif
Republican
California Weekly
San Francisco
President Roosevelt letters admiration to “Daddy” Allen
E F Allen of this city, famed for aid to crippled children, received a personal note from President Franklin D Roosevelt. The president expressed concern over his illness, wished him a speedy recovery, and stressed his value to others. Allen recalled his early meetings with Roosevelt at Memphis in 1928 and 1929.
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Roosevelt
E. F. Allen
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Allen
Chronicle-Telegram
Memphis
Tennessee
Elyria Bankers Await State Banking Word
Elyria bankers have filed their statements with State Superintendent I. J. Fulton and await word on when full operations can resume. Officials note reviewing all banks’ statements is a tremendous task and action will come as quickly as possible, with no word expected before Wednesday.
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Elyria
State Banking Department
State Superintendent of Banks
I. J. Fulton
Indians Stranded in Belmont County Get Gasoline Aid
A band of 19 Indians stranded at Belmont County jail after returning from Washington were provided enough gasoline to reach Columbus for aid. They had represented South Dakota in the Roosevelt inauguration parade and rode to the capital in a state truck but could not cash checks or obtain fuel, prompting a shelter and food request to Sheriff Howard.
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Belmont County
South Dakota
Columbus
Roosevelt
National Capital
Howard
Execution Warrant Signed for Zangara in Florida
Dave Shultz signed the warrant for the execution of Giuseppi Zangara, who killed Mayor Anton Cermak and attempted to assassinate Franklin D. Roosevelt. The execution is set for a date in the week of March 20 at Raiford State Prison. Supt. L F Chapman to set the day and hour.
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Fla
Dave Shultz
Giuseppi Zangara
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cermak
Miami
Raiford
L. F. Chapman
State Prison
Bishop Alter Urges Prayers for President Roosevelt
Bishop Karl J. Alter asks all pastors in the Toledo Diocese to support and pray for President Roosevelt. He directs recitation of Archbishop Carroll's century old prayer for the welfare of the United States after each mass on Lent Sundays and during other public Lenten devotions.
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Karl J. Alter
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Truesdale Trial Mounts Sixth Day In Quarry Slay Case
In Lima Ohio on March 13 the Allen County Common Pleas Court enters its sixth day of the first degree murder trial of Loren E. Truesdale 23 for the quarry slayings of his brother Earl 20 and Thelma Woods 11 with proceedings continuing in the case.
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President Roosevelt urges immediate Volstead Act modification
Roosevelt sends a brief message to Congress calling for immediate changes to the Volstead Act to legalize beer production and sales to boost government revenue. He urges action now with a plan to tax beverages above a constitutional limit.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Roosveelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Retail Sales Tax Committee Seeks Backing From Legislator
A Lorain meeting Friday and a Saturday session with Ohio House member Malcolm Thomson gathered merchants and civic leaders from Oberlin Amherst Lorain Wellington Elyria to press for a county wide sales tax plan. A general Amherst meeting is set for Thursday evening to rally supporters.
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Malcolm Thomson
Ohio House
Amherst
Thomson
Ralph Dailey
Oberlin Business Men’s Club
Charles R. Comings
Oberlin
J. W. Hil
Fred Holzhauer
Amherst Business Men’s Club
W. A. Schultz
Sam Goldstein
J. F. Gerhart
John Graham
Ted Wickens
C. D. Gott
Wellington
A. R. Branson
A. ©. Hudnutt
Elyria
Bank Looter Details Two Month Spree and Losses
Herbert Retzloff, 35, tells of a two month southern tour with a woman companion after robbing the Berea bank. He squand ered about $35,000 at Havana casinos and on ponies, roulette, burying the rest, and says Harveg g. Craig was shot during their escape. Miss Mollie Abshire aided and was arrested in Akron.
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Berea
Herbert Retzloff
Retzloff
Commercial & Savings Bank
Morgane Town
W. Va
Mollie Abshire
Morris
Akron
Fashions Able
Havana
Retzloft
Peiny
Toledo buyer S Moore dies after Toledo hospital stay
S Moore aged 63 a buyer for Lion Store died in a Toledo hospital after an illness he contracted years ago. He came to the city from Spr years ago.
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S. Moore
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