Banking reform debated nationwide in 1933 session
Washington reports a nationwide push for banking reform as experts outline key goals. Proposals include federal uniform regulation, partial deposit insurance, expanded Federal Reserve rediscount capabilities, limits on state bank closures, closer Fed coordination, branch banking, stricter rules on investment banking, and forcing private banks to meet regular controls. The debate highlights a clash between city and rural bankers over resources, regulation, and responsibility.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Ing
National City Bank
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wall Street
Jackson
Bank of the United Seates
Interference in Nature Stems From Human Thought
Essay asserts that mankind shapes its own energy and activity through beliefs and ideas. It argues that changes in human thinking drive the irregularity of efforts and progress, linking mental shifts to practical outcomes. The piece emphasizes the power of thought in governing natural and societal change.
Sweet Pea Seed by Hecock Floral Co Best Choice
Sweet pea seed offered by Hecock Floral Co highlights top choice for gardens. The firm promotes quality seeds and reliable germination for attractive blooms in season.
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Hecock Floral Co
Ward Bill Amended Ahead of House Concurrence
The Ward Bill facing the Ohio House reconvenes Monday night after Senate passage with an amendment cutting the required bond issue approval to 65 percent for municipal utilities and 55 percent for bonds to fund them. Supporters say it curbs indebtedness and lowers tax rates by raising hurdle to debt. Eleven senators opposed the amendment, 16 supported it. two present did not vote.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Senate
House
W. P. Haynes
Coshocton County
Harrison
Cleveland
Mathews
Clark County
Lioyrd
Portsmouth
Herner
Haynes
Norwalk
Frank Whittemore
Akron
Ohio
Gas rate referendum debated by Worthington officials
The council debated a referendum on a new gas rate ordinance amid claims it would delay or cancel an immediate 15 percent cut. Backers praised Mayor Van Oster for securing a quick relief, while opponents warned of election costs and long fights. Signatures needed to trigger the referendum were estimated at 650, with a 19 day pause to gather support and potentially reduce below ten percent of last election’s voters.
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van Oster
K. R. Jensen
Worthington Ball Company
Jensen
W. H. Patton, Jr
Louis Iglauer
My- Tron Jones
C A. McMillen
A. C. Virmillion
Neressa
Astate
Carl Curtis
Leonard Smith
W. A. Smith
Vote on Amendment Sees Ten Senators Oppose
The roll shows ten senators voting against the proposed amendment including Donovan Emmons Whittemore Ford Gingher Herner LeFever Lewis and George Roberts J Eugene Roberts. Absent were the vote and two senators.
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Donovan
Emmons
Whittemore
Ford
Gingher
Herner
LeFever
Lewis
Lowers
George Roberts
J. Eugene Roverts
Henrietta Wins at Columbus in Openers
Henrietta defeated Gosentry High 395 to 25 in the opening round at Columbus. The meet featured Maret and Luratin County qire as part of Cy state schol astic Class Hopva's.
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Columbus
Hopva's
Court House News Roundup of Local Verdicts
Fled suit against Ga. Gita Wellington for 8001 a said die on a promissory note. Charles S. Snetu and associates asked. Verdicts awarded in several cases. One jury found for 7 to 7 on an alleged suit from years ago. A Webber jury awarded 200 to Rose against Ton Mazye for injuries from a Cleveland car accident several months ago.
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Power
Gita Wellington
Charles S. Snetu
Ooristas
John Sto
Feo
Cme
Athen Pendant
Broadst'ar East Avenue
JTC2
Webber
Ton Mavze
Cleveland
Death Notice for William Davis of Park Avenue
Funeral services for William Davis of Park Avenue will be held Saturday at 9 29 a m in St Mary's Church officiated by Reverend Fr Daley. Burial will follow in St Mary's Cemetery.
Eleven Claim Money For Elyria Prizes In Chamber Office
Eleven of the twenty three Money for Elyria prizes were claimed at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce. First prize of 3100 was claimed by Mrs. David Gauss of 448 Oxford avenue. Additional five dollar and four dollar prizes were claimed by several residents including Mrs. George Ferguson and Cecilia Kihm. Remaining prizes remain valid until 5 30 p m Monday when the second series takes effect.
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Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
David Gauss
Oxford Avenue
Margaret Terrell
West Second Street
Fred Maunke
Hamilton Street
Cecilia Kihm
Dever Avenue
Grace Block
Washington Avenue
F. A. Hacker
East River Street
I. Bailey
East Avenue
George Ferguson
Jack Fisnn
Harrison Street
H. C. Holvin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
FE. J. Handyside
Winckles Street
Cotton Policy Proposals From Number Six Fragments
The text outlines measures to involve cotton farmers in a government pool for the 1933 crop in exchange for agreed production cuts. It also discusses taxing farm product processing to bridge price gaps between current and pre war levels, with caveats to avoid excessive tax burdens on consumption.
Bulletin on Chick Rasing Available for County Poultrymen
The bulletin on ark Rais ing for Lorain County poultry men has been reissued after being out of print due to strong demand. It is available at the county agricultural extension office and will be distributed to all interested parties as soon as stock permits.
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Lorain County
Agero
Ier County
CLT
Hummel
Himmel
90 Foot Underground Waterfall Discovered in Decorah
A 90 foot underground waterfall was found 200 feet beneath the surface of the ground here in Decorah. A group of local men, exploring a subterranean palace unearthed by boys years ago, descended into caverns where a 20 foot wide waterfall was located.
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Decorah
Laren
Home Needs Food and Fire for Mind as Well as Body
A house is not a home unless it provides nourishment for the body and sustenance for the mind. It emphasizes the link between shelter, meals, and intellectual or spiritual fire.
Obscure Obierlin Youth Movement Meeting Highlights Papers
The Literary and Soul club in Oberlin Ohio held a well attended meeting at Mrs F T Cookes home on Forest street. Members discussed two papers on the Youth Movement including Taliban Youth Today and Youth in the Religious World. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs A R Carsten and others.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Sesterday
F. T. Cooke
Forest Street
Edwards
White
Erie
Creator
Scott
Ad. Ofivers
A. R. Carsten
Harry Hoy
FB Whittingfront
J. White
L. H Trafant
Wsl Richardson
Ceone
Salimentarian
EO A. Stevens
Travel Club to Hear Alaska Talk
The Travel Club will hear G C Micksos speak on Alaska Yesterday Today and Tomorrow at James Brand House Thursday March 238 at 4 20 pm. Mr Dickens spent ten years in Alaska and will describe the coast interior and life there with pictures and a view of the territorys past and future.
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Rha Qoer
Cisyeland Teayel
Nigaea
James Brand House
G. C Micksos
Alaska
Dickens
Reverend Den nerle Moves From Oberlin to Cleveland Post
The Reverend George M. Den nerle, long serving pastor of Sacred Heart church in Oberlin, is reported to be moving to a new posting in Cleveland. The change affects parish leadership and local church communities awaiting confirmation of the assignment.
Ohio Sales Tax Debate and Lessons from Pennsylvania
The article discusses the political fight over a state sales tax in Ohio, arguing that retailers face costs from bookkeeping and that taxes often cannot be passed to consumers. It cites Pennsylvania’s experiences where taxes harmed retailers and were not collected, contrasts Mississippi’s rural context, and notes lobbying by road interests and their tactics to shape public opinion.
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State of
Ohio
Columbus
Herner
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Pinchot
Mississippi
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Pastor Appointed to Lead Local Church in Cleveland Area
For the past year the Reverend George F. Martin has left today for Cleveland to oversee parish development. He has been appointed pastor of the local church and will arrive to assume duties at once.
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Cleveland
George F. Martin
St. Joseph's Church
Collinwood
Lenten Benefit Tea At Miss Helm Home March 19
A Lenten benefit tea will be held at Miss Roxy Helm's home S8 East Vide street on Sunday March 19 from 4 to 5 pm. The event benefits the American Mission to Lepers and is sponsored by Mrs Helen Miles. A short program includes a talk on the outcasts and how they are helped.
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Roxy Helm
East Vide Street
Helen Miles
Oberlin Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs Ben Wade host a dinner in honor of a Monday anniversary at their North Professor street home. Guests include Mr and Mrs S J White and Mr and Mrs Wangerien. Clayton Fauver of New York visits sister Mrs Mabel Gibson of East College street along with Oberlin friends. The Women Home and Foreign Missionary society hold an Irish tea at Mrs L H Trafant’s 28 South Prospect street. Martha Scott and Mary Mann join a Columbus trip to visit Malcolm Scott. Royal Arch Masons convene at Vesome hall. Mrs Easton Carr returns from Newton Mass. Nellie Ferrell recovers at home after surgery. W H Seaman tours Buffalo on university duties. Mrs L H Rainbow of Wheel ing WV visits East Lorain street parents.
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Ben Wade
T Heir
Wade
North Professor Street
S. J. White
Wangerien
Clayton K. Fauver
New York
Crv
Mabel Gibson
East College Street
Oberlin
Mr. Fauver
Charlotte Scott
Daugter
Martha
Mary Mann
Columbus
Malcolm Scott
Royal Arch Masons
Vesome Hall
Easton Carr
George F. Jewett
Newton
Mass
Nellie Ferrell
Prospect Street
Allen Hospital
W. H. Seaman
Oberlin College
Buffalo
L. H. Rainbow
Wheeling
W. Va
Henry Holly
East Lorain Street
Ohio lobby resist sales tax as road fund shift proposed
A long critique argues the road lobby favors a gas tax diversion for road work and warns a general sales tax would harm real estate and consumers. It endorses the Sheppard Bill as broader reform, while noting two states’ mixed results and urging keeping taxes low.
Federal Reserve notes in circulation and emergency deposits
The week’s actual circulation of Federal Reserve notes reached $423,944,000, up from $423,218,000 last week. Special deposits under Ohio emergency banking laws and restricted-withdrawal proclamations stood at $17,007,000, compared with $20,270,000 a week earlier.
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Federal Reserve
Ohio
Markets From Cleveland Produce Butter and Poultry Prices
Market steady with extras fleeing. Poultry firm with assorted fowl prices. turkeys under 15 pounds 15c. old toms 12c. broilers 15 1/2c. capons 13 1/2c. Potatoes steady with sacks of cobblers and round whites at 5.40 per cwt. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and Timothy seed listed with varied quotes for regionally graded lots.
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Leto
Muugs
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
U.S
Ohto
Wisconsin
Idaho
Livestock Receipts Mixed Across Cattle Calves and Sheep
Market receipts show varied cattle and calf demand with mix of weights and grades. Pigs listed at 87 dollars, cattle from four to five dollars per hundredweight, calves weak to strong with prices around 6.50 to 2.00, sheep active with strong to good quality offerings and prices near 3.25 to 4.50.
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Steddy
Chicago cash quotations and commodity receipts report
Chicago market summary lists butter and egg receipts with prices for creamery specials and standards, butter futures for April and June, and storage standards. Egg cases and fresh graded prices are noted, along with poultry and potatoes receipts and on track totals.
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Chicago
Eghis
Colored Springs
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wheat Market Surges as May Prices Rise Sharply
The Chicago wheat market jumped higher after a day of trading halted only by a 5 cent limit. May wheat bids opened 1.5 to 2 cents above yesterday's close. barley led gains at 32 5 8 cents. Corn and oats climbed modestly. the rise adds to an estimated 100 billion annual crop value held by farmers.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Borah Aims to Bar 3.05 Beverage Sales to Under 16s
In the Senate debate on 3.05 per cent beverages, Borah Idaho Republicans push a ban on sale or gift to anyone under 16 while many senators split on constitutional issues. Final roll shows 31 Democrats and 12 Republicans for change versus 13 Democrats and 17 Republicans against. Senator Smith of South Carolina doubts constitutionality and vows to favor the sober citizens.
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Idaho
Ashurst
Arizona
Bankhead
Alabama
Black
Copeland
New York
Montana
Maine
Robinson
Fess
Smith
South Carolina
Senate
Senator Smith
Market Produce Prices In Baskets And Bunches
CARROTS twelve bushel baskets topped and washed best 254 30a poorer quality. CABBAGE one point two bushel baskets priced 75¢. DANDELION GREENS in lettuce baskets hot house few 75. LETTUCE ten pound baskets hot house leaf mostly 50. MUSTARD GREENS ten pound baskets hot house few 40 50¢. GREEN ONIONS per dozen bunches 75. PARSLEY two dozen bunches hot house curly 40. PARSNIPS twelve bushel baskets topped and washed best 5 10c. RADISHES two dozen bunch baskets hot house red round 5c. TURNIPS half bushel basket topped and washed generally fat quality 25 4.
Grain and Feed Prices Ledger From Cleveland Exchange
Quotations show prices for grain hay and flour per unit from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange. Listings include corn wheat flour hay straw alfalfa and meals with No 1 No 2 classifications and per ton or per barrel rates for mills and farm use.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange Corp
Number Four Floods Reach River Towns in Ohio
The piece notes Number Four railroad floods and limited train service to Middleport two miles away while highways link towns. River highways near Gallipolis closed though the town's elevation lessens flood risk. Senator Fess, a long time dry leader, says lawmakers should follow voters’ wishes or be replaced.
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Middleport
Gallipolis
Fess
Ohio
Claudius Galen’s Anatomy Text Sets Medical Standard
Claudius Galen, a Greek physician who died over 1700 years ago, authored a foundational book on anatomy and physiology that remained the standard reference for fifteen centuries.
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Claudius Galen
Stone-slinging taught on Mediterranean islands
In historic times children on certain Mediterranean islands learned to sling stones to dislodge food or faced hunger, becoming skilled marksmen as part of traditional survival training.
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Mediterranean
Saturday Special at Little Food Counter
Local ad offers two dozen homemade cookies for 25 cents and Angel Food cakes for 60 cents each. Orders can be placed by phone from the counter at 333 Broad Street.
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Broad Street
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