Central bank concept gains support from economist Ayres
Cleveland March 15 Col Leonard P Ayres economist and banker says a single central bank with twelve regional Federal Reserve Banks could arise from current banking troubles. He urges a thorough overhaul of the system including the Fed and money policy to prevent state bank closures and shifting burdens to neighboring banks.
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Cleveland, O
United States
Leonard P. Ayres
Col. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Federal Reserve
Extension On Income Tax For Elyria Residents
Local deputy collector Stanley H. Waite announced a tax filing extension to March 31 benefiting only a small number of Elyrians. Most residents likely filed already, with the post office basement office crowded yesterday and open daily since March 1. The extension requires one fourth tax payment by the new deadline and adds six percent interest for late returns.
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Stanley H. Waite
Internal Revenue
Waite
Y-Indus Club elects new member and forms play committee
The Y-Indus Club at the YMCA elected Howard Martin as a new member. Denton Whitmore was named chair of a committee to study an amateur play with club members as the cast. George Patterson led the discussion on young men's problems.
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Y-Indus Club
Howard Martin
Denton Whitmore
George Patterson
South Amherst Hi Y Club Holds Meeting
Twenty nine members gathered at South Amherst for a Hi Y Club meeting. Rev Foley of South Amherst spoke on Psychiatry with case examples. Rev L W Mahan of Emma led the Bible Study. Jax Quilhot, advisor, supervised the proceedings.
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South Amherst
Foley
L. W. Mahan
Eiviia
Jax Quilhot
Giles Sees Value or Cashing Checks Promptly
County checks totaling 48194 are frozen as holders or banks delay cashing. Artur Giles, chief accountant, warns prompt cashing saves costs and notes monthly uncashed checks range from five to two hundred, with a January total of 347805 uncashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles
Artur Giles
Marietta Flood Warning Signals Rising Ohio River
Marietta Ohio area faces flood warnings as federal officials predict the Ohio River may reach a 7.8 foot stage threatening Marietta's business district. The Muskingum River feeding into the Ohio is rising, with rainfall across the valley expected to intensify the danger.
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Marietta
Ohio River
Muskingum
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Death services for Andrew S Fell announced by clan group
Members of the Clan Robert son’s No. 242 will hold services this evening at 9 o'clock from Sudro Funeral Home for the late Andrew S Fell. Daughters of Scotland and Daughters of Scotia issue notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Robertson
Sudro
Andrew S Fell
Daughters of Scotland
Daughters of
Scotia
Wakeman Man Ezra R. Green Dies at 39
Ezra R. Green 39 of Wakeman Township died early morning at Norwalk Hospital. Survived by widow Hazel M. and three children Nelson Richard and Caratine. Also his mother, siblings, and many relatives. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at the Congregational church with Rev Williams officiating. burial in Wakeman Cemetery. He was a member of Wakeman Chapter R A M 477 and Gibson Lodge.
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Wakeman
Mary
Ezra R. Green
Wakeman Township
Norwalk Hospital
Vre
Hazel M
Nelson
Richard
Caratine
Toah Green
Brothe
Tiarvey
Eisha
Alta Green
Cleveland
Jrniey Bauer
New Milpa Mnno
Gibson Lodge
Nea
Flas M
Elyria Lodz
Ofaccabees
Sc ~Hool
Williamsx
Oberlin
Dev
Cemeter
Ohio House moves on beer for revenue and repeal bills
ColumbusMarch 15 final congressional action awaited on Cullen Beer For Revenue bill as Ohio leaders eye state action. Gov White hints at Crabbe and Miller Act revisions to align with federal rules. Legislature may reconvene Friday or Saturday while talks on a nationwide beer localization intensify. Other actions include penal code revisions and bills on bonds for special assessments.
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Colimbus
Ohio
United States Senate
White
Etic
Crabbe
Ieaders
House
Senate
Fined By Mayor Despite Threat
Kenneth Wise of 297 Blaine Street faced arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster for driving a machine without a license plate and was fined 2 percent plus costs. Wise had pledged to settle with Patrolmen Parker and Oldag after a confrontation last evening during Wise's arrest. He allegedly attempted to poke Parker in the eye but injured Oldag in the fracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wise
Blaine Street
W. H. van Oster
Wise
C. ©. Parker
Ernest Oldag
Oldag
Three Power Tensions Rise Across Europe In 1930s Scene
Report outlines Polish air force strength with 27 09 planes on duty and Warsaw denying concentrations. France protests German occupation of Kehl barracks, while Von Neurath claims restraint. Paris later says Berlin promised no more Rhine manifestas. Austria braces for possible Nazi coup, risking central powers alliance revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Germany
Terday
Berlin
Andrew Franconin-Parcel
Kehl
Rhineland
von Neurath
Paris
France
Austria
Vienna
Hungary
Liquor Safety Delivered To Diplomats
A shipment of champagne and whiskey seized in New York was allowed to move to Washington under heavy diplomatic immunity, prompting protests from ambassadors and ministers and triggering a Treasury investigation. The liquor was shipped from London to Baltimore, then to Washington, with police escorts and a truck delivery to appease diplomats.
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Washington
Embassy Row
New York
State Department
Treasury Department
London
Baltimore
Treasury
Flood damage reported in city park area
Water washed away roadway surfaces and reserve wood piles intended for needy families. A last year built concrete wall protecting a large boulder may have prevented greater damage but repair extent remains undetermined as sections remain underwater. Park workers will survey the area at the earliest opportunity.
Elta Woman Receives Letter From First Lady
Mrs Mary F Hollis of 101 Harvard Avenue and near 90th birthday, received a personal letter from Eleanor Roosevelt in reply to Hollis letter praising Mrs Roosevelt's radio broadcasts after the Miami assassination attempt on President Franklin D Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Hollis
Harvard Avenue
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hollis
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Miami
Stod
Eleanor Roosevelt
Pocketbook Stolen From Doctor's Office Reported
Mrs. Carl Ruffert reports a pocketbook containing 32 and personal effects stolen from a doctor's office yesterday afternoon. A small boy was seen leaving the office, according to police.
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Carl Ruffert
Stanford
Brubaker Fined for Intoxication in City Court
Francis Brubaker of 831 42 Fourth Street was fined $20 plus costs after being arraigned before Major W. H. Van Oster this morning for intoxication.
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Francis Brubaker
Fourth Street
W. H. van Oster
Himmelman dies after three year illness in Oberlin
H C Himmelman 61 died Monday night at 121 East College street after nearly three years of illness. A Oberlin resident for three to four years he came with his wife from Perrysburg Ohio where much of his life was spent. Survived by wife two brothers in California and Toledo and three sisters Miss Tine Himmelman Mrs Marie Simmons Perrysburg and Mrs George Schramm Toledo. Funeral Thursday at 10 Sedgeman Funeral Parlors with burial in Perrysburg.
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Oberlin
H. C. Himmelman
East College Street
Perrysburg
Charles
California
Toledo
Tine Himmelman
Marie Simmons
Perrisburg
Ceorge Schramm
Sedgeman Funeral
Model Assembly of League of Nations to Be Held in April
The fifth annual Ohio League of Nations model assembly will meet in Oberlin April 28 and 29 with delegates representing Geneva states and other countries. Oberlin study groups will research global issues, and student leaders Joseph Wheeler Wade Smith and Jean Youngs helped organize plans from last year. A King Bosworth room venue is planned for sessions.
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Ohio League of Nations
Oberlin
Geneva
Oberlin Peace Society
Ohio University
Joseph Wheeler
Wade Smith
Jean Youngs
King-Bosworth
Oberlin Women's Glee Club to Perform Fifteenth Annual Concert
The Oberlin College Women’s Glee Club will present its fifteenth annual home concert on Saturday evening March 18 at 7 50 in Finney Chapel. Rehearsals have been ongoing.
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Oberlin College Women’s Glee Club
Finney Chapel
Spring Tour Planned Across Ohio Virginia and Kentucky
A band outlines a ten day spring vacation tour covering southern Ohio western Virginia and Kentucky as part of preparations for a home concert and spring tour. Members intend a six month lead time for rehearsals and logistics.
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Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Conserva Iory Student Violin Recital Planned
Miss Diana Dipson of the Conservatory of Music will give a senior violin recital in War per Hall Thursday March 16 at 7 30 PM Miss Caroline Bord will accompany on piano and the Conservatory orchestra will assist The program includes La Folia Corelli Kreisler So nata in A major Frank Zigeunerweisen Sarasate and Lalo pieces
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Conserva Iory Sludent
Diana Dipson
The
Congrey of Music
Enior
Warper Hall
Caroline Bord
Conservatory Orchestra
Wil
Miss Dipson
Corelli Kreisler
Frank
Sarasate
Lalo
Prospect P T A Meeting Planned for Monday Evening
The Prospect Street school Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday March 20 at 7 39 p m in the school auditorium. Fr Baird will discuss his work with children, teachers will report on room progress from the last open Forum, and a second Forum will invite parent or teacher suggestions or criticism.
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Prospect P. T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Prospect Street
Baird
Nineteenth Century Club Reports on Leisure Time
Mrs. L. W. Trufant hosted the Nineteenth Century club at South Prospect street yesterday. Mrs. Gehrkens spoke on Our Leisure Time and Mrs. Magruder on Hobbies of Prominent Americans. Mrs. Wright to entertain March 6 at Woodland Avenue.
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L. W. Trufant
South Prospect Street
Gehrkens
Magruder
Wright
Woodland Avenue
Literature Group Meets At Oberlin Women's Club
The Oberlin Women's club Literature department met yesterday afternoon led by Mrs. E. H. Richards of North Professor Street. A well attended program featured Mrs. Jane C. Negus presenting a paper on English Women Writers. A social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women's Club
E. H. Richards
North Professor Street
Jane C. Negus
Cleveland visitors share notes and letters from far away
Miss Pearl Schryer and Ray Gable of Cleveland visited Mrs. Fay Charvat on Spring Street. Mrs. George Jackson received a letter from her brother Harry Ingraham of Los Angeles stating that he and his family were uninjured in the recent earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Schryer
Ray Gable
Cleveland
Fay Charvat
Spring Street
George Jackson
Harry Ingraham
Los Angeles
Calif
Village Council Holds Regular Meeting Tonight
The regular meeting of the Village Council is scheduled for this evening in the council chambers. The Oberlin Farm Women's club meets today at the Oberlin Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Farm Women’s Club
Oberlin Grange Hall
New York Stock Market Rebounds After Suspension
The New York market resumes brisk activity after nine days of suspension. Beer stock beneficiaries rise with Crown Cork and Seal and National Distillers among leaders. Curb trading and exchange floors see renewed volume as workers return and prices gain across beer related and industrial shares.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Crown Cork
Seal
National Distillers
U. S
Owens Hiicois
Libby Owens Ford Glass
White Seeks Two More Banking Bills in Special Message
Governor White will ask the Ohio General Assembly to enact two banking measures. One would authorize an advisory commission to consult with the State Banking Superintendent on finance questions, the other provides machinery for a more business like orderly reorganization and reopening of banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
White
General Assembly
Beer bill fate tied to revenue and reform battles in Senate
The article outlines the ongoing Senate debate over a House beer measure with no limit on sale or manufacture, six states protected from forbidden beverages, and unrestricted advertising. It notes a 3.2 percent alcohol cap likely to stand, potential tweaks from a prior 3.55–3.05 range, and a $5 per barrel tax aimed at $150–206 million. Democrats favor passage as a revenue item, while prohibitionists face a temporary setback. the 1932 May vote backdrop shows many past opponents no longer in the chamber.
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Qudges of Common Pleas
Senate
Joseph N. Ackerman
Cleveland
House
Judiciary Committee
Fess
Ohio
Roosevelt
Psychics Claim Force Doom Wilson to a Lone Life
John K. Winkler argues in his new Woodrow Wilson book that a psychic force condemned the president to lifelong solitude, shaping his personal and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Winkler
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Market Notes From Cleveland Produce Report March 15
Market firm for live poultry and potatoes with mixed receipts. Prices shown include heavy fowl leghorn fowl and old roasts. turkeys under 15 lbs inch up to la. Wisconsin and Idaho varieties quoted. Department of Agriculture noted.
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Cleveland
UTTEA
Batras le
Pti
Dards
Lge
New York
Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Cleveland Markets Review Weights and Receipts Report
Market notes from Cleveland on March 13 show livestock receipts and prices. Calves, vealers, and hogs move with varied bids, cows and heifers steady to higher, lambs lighter as buyers assess supply and demand. Extreme values reach around 420 to 450 for certain beef cuts and 4 3 to 5 0 per cwt for calves, with mixed prices across categories.
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Cleveland
Tabie
Chicago cash quotations and poultry market notes
Chicago cash quotations show unsettled butter receipts at 7 822 tubs and live poultry receipts 25 trucks with firm hen prices 51 cents. Leghorns colored springs quoted around 33 1 2 cents and other poultry prices are noted with varied small adjustments.
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Chicago
Oster
Palety
Grain and Feed Prices From Maleyveland Exchange
The Maleyveland Grain and Hay Exchange lists prices for corn wheat oats and flour by type and unit. Entries show No 1 medium red Clover and various feed goods including mill feeds hay and straw with prices per bushel ton barrel or hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maleyveland
Far West Local Markets Produce Prices Shared
Far West markets list mixed produce with baskets of carrots and radishes, lettuce and onions, cabbage and parsnips, turnips and watercress. Prices range from 6 to 40 cents per item, with quality notes like hothouse and topped and washed.
Bank Names Spread Across Towns In Ohio Census List
A long OCR listing numerous banks and towns across Ohio appears. It names First National Bank and other national banks in cities including Van Wert Waynesville Athens Cambridge Chillicothe Columbus areas Dover Warren Tiffin and many more. The text compiles a directory of financial institutions by city.
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Vanoe City
Tipp National Bank
Waynesville
Waynesville National Bank
Williamsport
Farmers’ National Bank
Athens
the Pank of Athens
Athens National Bank
Cadiz
Union National Bank
Cambridge
National Bank of Cambridge
Chillicothe
First National Bank
Delaware
Delaware County National Bank
Elmwood Place
Girard
Kent
Kent National Bank
New Philadelphia
Citizens’ National Bank
Lebanon
Dover
Exchange National Bank
Warren
Second National Bank
Tiffin
Commercial National Bank
Intabule
Farmers’ National Bank & Trust Co
Burton
Firstational Bank
Circleville
Third National Bank
Con.Gy
Flushing
Community National Bank
Gettsburg
Grove City
Hubbard
Hubbard Banking Co
Jewett
Kenton
First
Xenia
Citizens’ National
Nenia National Bank
Manchester
Apple Creek
Apple Creek Banking Co
Ashland
First National
Bethel
Blanchester
Bucyrus
Second National
Celina
Chardon
Central National
Columbia
Union Banking Co
Covington
East Liverpool
Taton
Eaton National
Preble County National Bank
Gallipolis
Georgetown
People’s National
Germantown
Greenfield
Harrison
Hillsboro
Farmers’ & Traders’ National
Willsboro Bank & Savings Bank
Merchants’ National
Ironton
Jackson
Kingston
Lancaster
Wairfield National
London
Madison National
Loveland
Loveland National
McArthur
Vinton County National
Middleport
Middletown
First& Merchants
New Wholland
New Lexington
New Richmond
Okeana
Naford
Oxford
Piqua
Citizens’ National Bank & Trust
Pomeroy
Farmers’ Bank & Savings Co
K Portsmouth
Security Central National Bank
Quaker City
Quaker City National
Senator Couzens Condemns Bill Amid Tight Interchange
Sharp debate features Senator Couzens and Representatives Robinson and Harrizon. Couzens calls the bill one of the most iniquitous and says senators faced coercion and threatened patronage to secure votes. Democrats press for names Couzens refuses to reveal.
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Couzens
Robinson
Ind
Harrizon
Finance Committee
Senter
House
Toy dolls exist only where civilization exists
The fragment suggests that toy dolls appear only with civilization and are not known among primitive peoples, implying cultural development drives toy production and availability.
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Scotland
Sederis
Capitol Theatre
Fell Funeral
Ezra Green
Castle’s
Second St
Gunsett
van Wert
Roberts
Belmont
Baker of
Hamilton
Addison of
Franklin
Marshall of
Curahoga
Ginger-Addison
Pringle
Cuyahoga
Diplomats
Elta
H.C. Himmelman
League OF Nations
Glee Club
Otoge
Winnipeg Wheat Pit
International Harvester
Alfred Alten
Cleveland Produce
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
O'Donnell Paint & Wali Paper Co
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