Banking department reps study Elyria situation
Representatives of the Ohio Banking department arrived in Elyria to survey the local situation this afternoon. They plan to report findings and recommendations to State Superintendent of Banks L J Fulton, with an announcement due in a few days. Low bankers have been blocked from releasing deposits until instructed by the state.
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Ohio Banking Department
Elyria
L J. Fulton
State Department of Banking
Banking Department
Ohio banks shift focus to reorganize remaining reopeners
In Cleveland on March 20 the banking system moves from holiday recovery to reorganizing institutions that did not reopen. Federal conservators may be appointed for state banks that are Federal Reserve members as President Roosevelt extends supervision. Tangeman and Fulton discuss the proclamation and its impact on Ohio banks.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Federal Reserve
Union Trust Company
Guardian Trust Company
Federal Reserve and Reconstruction Finance
Theodore Tangeman
Ira J. Fulton
Roosevelt
Mussolini Seeks Four Power Peace Plan for Europe
Premier Mussolini outlined a four power peace pact aimed at securing peace in Europe for at least one generation. He said the plan would not impose decisions on other nations but seek cooperation to establish lasting peace. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald was present during the wartime talks.
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Rome
Europe
Mussolini
Euroope
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Vassolini
Nounced
MacDonald
Sir John Simon
Paris
United States
Germany
Italy
France
Geneva
England
Permier
Daladier
Hitler
MacDonald Dlan
Ohio High Schools Enter State Band Contest At Clearview
High schools across Ohio are sending entries for the State Band Orchestra and Choral Contest to be held at Clearview School on April 29. County music surveyor Gerald X. Frank expects a large turnout, possibly 2000 musicians, with three sessions and divisions for Class C and Class CC schools based on school enrollment.
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Ohio
Clearview
Gerald X. Frank
Frank
Committee Will Meet Tomorrow Over Gas Rate Referendum
The mayor's committee plans a 7 30 p m meeting in the Lorain County Bank Building director's room to explain the gas rate referendum. About 2 500 signatures have been gathered as Maron W H Van Oster pledges to present the full situation to persuade signers to remove their names after understanding the compromise gate rate ordinance.
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Lorain County Bank
J. E. Thatcher
Maron W. H. van Oster
Scarlet Fever On Increase In City
City health commissioner Dr G E French reports a rise in scarlet fever cases in recent days though not yet alarming. Many cases lack a doctor, with school absence records revealing them. financial limits and parental unawareness prevent prompt medical care.
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G. E French
French
Fulton Acts To Halt Stock Transfers
State Banking Superintendent Ira Fulton ordered all non licensed banks to stop recording stock transfers and sent letters to unlicensed institutions seeking records since mid February. Commerce Director Tangeman said the move aims to protect depositors from possible evasion and noted upcoming legislation in the Ohio General Assembly.
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Columbus
Ira Fulton
Tangeman
Ohio General Assembly
Weather forecast for Ohio turns colder with snow flurries
The forecast shows rain in parts of Ohio turning to snow as temperatures drop. Much colder conditions expected in the southern area and east, with snow flurries likely Tuesday and continued chill through the day.
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Ohio
Congress okays $500 million economy bill signed by Garner
Bulletin from Washington reports Congress completed action on a $500,000,000 economy bill. Vice President Garner signed the measure and arranged dispatch to the White House for final official steps.
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Washington
Congress Today
Garner
White House
Fined $10 For Driving Past School Bus
Frank Craig of Columbia township was fined $10 and costs for passing a school bus stopped to discharge passengers. The arrest followed an accident injuring Leonard Nead as he ran from the bus. Sheriff Dick warned motorists to stop 10 feet from a stopped bus.
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Frank Craig
Columbia Township
Joseph Petro
Craig
Leonard Nead
Grafton Road
Clarence Dick
Milk theft reported at Butternut Ridge farm
Deputies found a ten gallon milk can marked H. R. near W. & Harrison on Butternut Ridge road after a theft of 10 gallons from the farm milk house was reported to the sheriff’s department.
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Harrison
Butternut Ridge Road
Sheriff's Department
H. R
White backs county referendum on racing rights
Governor White denounces the Emmons Racing Bill clause that bars county referendums on racing until 1935 and vows to veto any bill denying counties immediate power to block legalized betting. The stand is a setback for racing interests led by Cleveland lobbyists, with a formal ruling to be issued tonight.
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Columbus
White
Emmons
Ohio
Cleveland
Lorain Man Falls to Death on Wet Trestle
Lorain Ohio March 26 George Sukey age 6 fell twenty feet from the Nickle Plate Railroad trestle over the Black River when the ties were slick. He was swept into the fast moving water as companions watched. Police and coast guards recovered no body. Sukey lived at 2613 Lexington Avenue.
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Lorain
Black River
George Sukey
Suhey
Lexington Avenue
Barbertown Rotary Speaker Visits Elxia Club
Oliver D Everhard of the Barberton Rotary Club will speak at the Elxia Rotary Club meeting at the Elks' Club at noon tomorrow. Everhard is a candidate for district governor, with Barberton Rotary supporting his bid.
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Oliver D Everhard
Barberton
Beer Bill Hopes for Roosevelts Signature Today
The Senate agreed to a conference with the House on controversial points in the cheer-line bill. It was hoped Roosevelt would sign the bill today, making beer legal on April 4.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
John Risko Sr. to Be Free Tomorrow From Jail
John Risko Sr. is set to leave county jail tomorrow morning after 25 days detention for a $30 fine and costs from Mayor Burrell of Sheffield Lake for a disturbance. His son Johnny Risko, a noted boxer, refused to pay the fine, hoping it would teach a lesson. Turnkey Carl Heilman calls Risko the best dressed man in the jail and notes his good behavior.
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John Risko
Risko
Ed. Burrell
Sheffield Lake
Johnny
Boxer
Carl Heilman
Rotarians Plan Birthday Party for Elyria Club
A committee announced by Walter Kohn plans a fifteenth anniversary birthday party for the Elyria Rotary Club. The event is set for Wednesday evening April 5 with location to be announced. Committee members include Lawrence H. Webber chairman H Squire Harry Reynolds W O McClellan and Jack Flynn.
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Elyria Rotarians
Walter Kohn
Lawrence H. Webber
H. Squire
Harry Reynolds
W. O. McClellan
Jack Flynn
Zangara Executed At Raiford Prison In Florida
Giuseppi Zangara was executed in the electric chair at Florida State Prison Raiford for the murder of Chicago Mayor Anton Cer mak during the attempt to assassinate President Roosevelt. He was moved from death row near 9 A M and pronounced dead at 9 26 A M Sheriff Dan Hardie of Dade County operated the switch ending the life of the aspiring assassin who boasted he wished to kill all presidents.
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Raiford
Fla
Giuseppi Zangara
State Prison
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Zangara
Dan Hardie
Dade County
Celebrated Actor Jefferson De Angelis Dies at 74
Noted stage and screen actor Jefferson De Angelis, aged 74, died in Orange New Jersey after a prolonged illness. His long career encompassed prominent Broadway roles and film appearances, earning him widespread acclaim.
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Orange
N. J
Jefferson de Angelis
Veterans Pledge to Support President at Ohio Legion Conference
At the Fifth District American Legion conference in Upper Sandusky, 56 posts and 10 counties urged protection for service connected disabled veterans and aid for widows and orphans. District commander I E Kubic led the event as leaders from Avon Lake Steel City Post 504 Lorain and Elyria voiced support for the president amid economic crisis.
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Upper Sandusky
Teneunties
American Legion
Paul Ellis
Steel City Post
Lorain
Wayne C. Black
Avon Lake
Hal Craig
Lorain County
Legion
Galion
Jungs Lith
Tiffin
Elyria
Ohio
Joe Patterson
Merwan
Bring 'N
Americ
Veterans’ Interest
Patterson
Baby Is Problem To The Sheriff
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick asks legal rights to detain an infant in the county jail as the parents are committed to sell. The child’s parents, Mike and Martha Lipinski of Sheffield Lake Village, face charges tied to a grand jury and a 225 dollar defrauding claim with Inland Finance Company.
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Clarence W. Dick
Beause
H. C. Wilcer
Mike and
Martha Lipinski
Sheffield Lake Village
Japinski
Ed. Burrell
Lorain County Farmers Institutes Plan 1934 Meetings
Lorain County eight Farmers Institutes will hold a Friday session at the county extension service to set next year dates and select principal speakers. A fall meeting will refine plans. Attendance this year reached 6,869 across eight institutes, up from 6,662 last year, with statewide gains of about 17,000.
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Farmers’ Institute
Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
C. I. Hummel
Licenses Granted to Ohio Banks Reopenings
The following Ohio banks were granted licenses to reopen today. Exchange State Bank Stone Creek St Henry Bank St Henry Peoples State Bank Wauseon Farmers State Bank Fayette Farmers State Savings Company Delta Farmers and Merchants State Bank Archbold Ohio Savings and Trust Company New Philadelphia Farmers and Merchants Bank Company Sylvan ia
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Columbus
Ohio
Exchange State Bank
Stone Creek
St. Henry Bank
St. Henry
Peoples State Bank
Wauseon
Farmers State Bank
Fayette
Farmers State Savings Company
Delta
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Archibold
Peoples State Bank Company
Archbold
Ohio Savings and Trust Company
New Philadelphia
Farmers and Merchants Bank Company
Sylvania
Farm Relief Plan Faces Senate Opposition and House Push
Washington reports show senatorial dissent threatening delay to Roosevelt's 1 billion Farm Relief bill as the House prepares to report favorably via a supportive agriculture committee. Majority Leader Burns aims for quick passage while critics oppose the domestic allotment plan funding farmer bonuses by limiting production.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Friendly Agriculture Committee
White House
Burns
Senate
Roosevelt to Propose Jobs Plan to Stimulate Employment
President Roosevelt prepared to submit a jobs plan to Congress aiming to create 200000 positions through a vast reforestation project. Senator Wagner announced three relief bills including expanding the Reconstruction Finance Act and creating national employment offices. The administration also pressed an economy program of 500 million dollars and signed a veterans benefits cut act. The president kept a quiet weekend, attending church with his mother as Mrs. Roosevelt visited nearby caverns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol
Wagner
New York
Nivelt
Garner
White House
Ohio River floods drive thousands from homes in Ohio and Ky
The Ohio River surged to an estimated crest near 64 feet threatening Cincinnati area as torrential rains caused five direct drownings and one electrocution. Refugees fled by boat from Portsmouth to Gallipolis and surrounding towns while highways closed and rail service persisted.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Portsmouth
Marietta
Tri-State
Ohio
John Bain
George Geiderman
Harry Lindeman
Covington
Bromley
Hazel Harrison
Aileen
Gallipolis
Lawrenceburg
Ind
James Stephens
Galen Ihrig
Campbell County
Kentucky
Ironton
Pomers
Toledo Faces Floods as High Water and Sleet Hit Area
Floods and sleet sweep through Toledo and surrounding counties as the Maumee rises five feet above normal. Rain totals reach 1.42 inches over three days while tributaries overflow and sections of Faurot Park in Lima flood. Defiance reports Maumee and Auglaize at 7.3 feet, with Tiffin's Sandusky river at six feet.
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Toledo. O
Toledo
Maumee
Weather Bureau
Allen
Ottawa
Faurot Park
Lima
Auglaize
Defiance
Attempt Made on Life of Hitler Reported in Munich
Commissioner Himmler announced an attempted attack on Chancellor Hitler as he left Brown House quarters for a Berlin air raid. Officials say the assailant failed to harm Hitler and security prevented injury.
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Hitler
Munich
Himmler
Brown House
Berlin
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