Relief Payroll In Ohio To Be Slashed
C. C. Stillman announced Ohio Relief Administration will cut administrative payroll by 10000 dollars within two weeks. Half this week, half next, eliminating about 37 positions from a 90600 dollar monthly payroll. County relief directors to meet to root out fraud, cut costs, and improve service quality while reporting the personnel changes and resigned officials.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Relief Administration
C. C. Sullianan
George Epply
W. A. Walls
Stillman
Epply
Walls
Washington
Benjamin Aukerman
Zukerman
Chambers
Peace Plea Voiced By Vatican Paper
Osservatore Romano urges Europe toward peace after Germany's armament move. The Vatican paper says Germany’s gesture worsened a growing crisis and calls for responsibility to heed the Pope's peace appeal.
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Vatican
Vatican City
Osservatore Romano
Europe
Germany
Osservatore
Breach Widens On Two Bonus Bills
Washington March 20 The breach between advocates of the Patman and the Wainwright soldiers bonus bills widened in the House as debate continued on the 2.9 billion dollar measures. Patman forces won an initial victory when the House approved a rule permitting a roll call on Rep Wright Patman of Texas sponsored bill. The American Legion, backing Vinson of Kentucky, pressed for approval of the measure leaving financing methods to the treasury.
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Washington
Patman
Winaon
House
Wright Patman
Texas
Fred M. Vinson
Blast Furnace To Be Repaired
Lorain National Tube Company will reduce blast furnace operations by one third today as No 1 furnace is taken out of service for inefficiency. E W Brown general superintendent said a complete inspection will occur when the furnace is cold enough to permit repairs. Two furnaces remain in production.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
E. W. Brown
Brown
Weather forecast for tonight and Thursday
Occasional rain tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions in the west and south portions. A cold spell arrives late Thursday afternoon into night with a sharp drop in temperatures.
Europe Tangles Over German Rearmament Action
United Press reports rapid moves across Europe as France and Italy act in unison to counter Germany rearmament. Parisians plan a Saturday conference in Paris with Britain and France to consult after visits to Berlin Warsaw and Moscow.
Expanded Ohio relief program slated under FERA
Washington dispatch reports an expanded work relief program in Ohio directed by Charles C. Stillman acting state administrator for the FERA. The plan aims to extend to all eight securities and align with Roosevelt's four billion dollar re-employment initiative, seeking at least one employable person from every relief family.
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Washington
Ohio
Charles C. Stillman
FERA
Roosevelt
Secretary Howe's Situation Critical
Washington reports all White House social engagements cancelled as Secretary Louis McHenry Howe's condition worsened steadily. President and officials monitor his health amid ongoing medical care and public concern.
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Washington
White House
Louis McHenry Howe
Roosevelt Seeks Good Neighbor Policy Driven Armament Reduction
President Roosevelt hopes the good neighbor principle becomes a vital factor in efforts to reduce arms. He speaks from Washington on March 20 about strengthening cooperation and peaceful policy across the Americas to lower military tensions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Italy Protest to Abyssinia Over Frontier Incident
Rome reports Italy has protested to Abyssinia after a frontier clash between natives and Italian colonists. The government reserves the right to seek indemnity as an official statement confirms.
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Rome
Italy
Abyssinia
Bandit Suspect Killed In Chicago Gun Duel
Police exchanged fire with two alleged bandits in Chicago. One suspect was killed. a policeman avoided serious injury when a bullet lodged in his billfold.
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Chicago
U S Evidence On Merger Near End
Evidence in Cleveland federal court on March 20 aimed to show that a merger between Republic Steel and Corizan McKinney Steel would trigger the Clayton Act. The government sought to prove the merger's antitrust implications as proceedings neared conclusion.
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Cleveland. O
Republic Steel Corporation
Corizan-McKinney Steel Co
Meeting Postponed for Eig Tin Foremen Club
The March meeting of the Eig Tin Foremen's Club was called off due to the speaker's unavailability. Secretary William Russell could not attend, and no substitute could be found. Russell will speak at a later meeting, and the next session is set for April 11 with J. C. George as speaker. Entertainment will be by Elsha Minstrels directed by Harland Brown.
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Eig~ Tin Foremen’s Club
W. C. McClellan
William Russell
Mansfield
Russell
J. C. George
Chronicle Telegram
Elsha Minstrels
Harland Brown
Elyria Memorial Chief Elected Secretary of New Hospital Group
Elyria Memorial Hospital superintendent Frank W. Hoover was chosen as the first secretary and treasurer of the Northern Ohio District Hospital Association formed at a Cleveland meeting of hospital executives. Dr. C. F. Woods of St. Luke's Hospital was elected president and A. O. Fonkalsrud of Mansfield General Hospital as vice president. The group will work with the Ohio Hospital Association. John R. Mannix, former Elyria Memorial superintendent and now assistant director at University Hospital Cleveland, is president of the state association. The annual meeting is set for Columbia on April 25 and 26.
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Frank W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Northern Ohio District
Cleveland
C. F. Woods
St. Luke's Hospital
A. O. Fonkalsrud
Mansfield General Hospital
Ohio Hospital Association
John R. Mannix
Elvria Memorial Hospital
University Hospital
State Association
Columbia
Chemist E G Curtiss to Speak at City Club Meeting
Elyria City chemist E G Curtiss will address the weekly City Club gathering at the YMCA tonight at top. The scientist’s topic remains unannounced while the club’s social committee plans a forthcoming party to be announced.
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E.G. Curtiss
Elyria City
City Club
M. C
Darrow Attacks The NRA Before Senate Finance Committee
Clarence Darrow testified before the Senate finance committee, saying the NRA was created to aid big business and harmed small operators. He spoke about his NRA review board appointed by Roosevelt, returned unspent funds, and left when he felt unwanted, during an overflow hearing with spectators lining the hall.
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Washington
NRA
Clarence Darrow
Senate Finance Committee
Chicago
Darrow
NRA Review Board
Roosevelt
Pat Harrison
Davey and Poulson Attack Roosevelt in Ohio
In Columbus Governor Davey and Democratic leader Francis Poulson denounced President Roosevelt and Hopkins at a Franklin County grand jury session probing relief administration corruption. Davey released an affidavit accusing county case workers of pressuring a woman to undergo an operation to prevent childbirth. Poulson defended soliciting campaign funds and criticized Roosevelt for appointing “uplift type” Republicans to high offices.
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Columbus
Davey
Francis Poulson
Ohio
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Franklin County Grand Jury
Relieft Administration
Franklin County Relief Administration
Poulson
Three Stillman Relief Officials Suspended in Ohio
C Sllman Federal Relief Administrator for Ohio suspended three State Relief staffers at Columbus headquarters amid probe into alleged funds diverted to a Democratic campaign. William McNamara Tom E Jones and John Lee reportedly connected to a $10 000 collection from firms doing state relief business. McNamara and Jones affidavits prompted Franklin County Grand Jury scrutiny and subpenas for Francis Poulson John McCombe and Jack North.
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Columbus, CO
C. C. Stillman
Ohio
State Relief Headquarters
Democratic Campaign Committee
State Relief Organization
William McNamara
Tom E. Jones
John Lee
McNamara
Jones
Franklin County Grand Jury
Francis Poulson
Democratic State Committee
John McCombe
Jack North
Department
Windows At Plant Bombed By Dynamite In Strike Tense
Sheriff Dick organized 100 lawmen to guard the Superior Division of Steel and Tubes plant at Bond and Adams streets as 15 percent wage demands trigger a strike. A 300 foot no entry zone was set, after a dynamite blast damaged windows and a patrolman tossed a live charge before it exploded. About 2,000 people surrounded the area as officials sought calm and possible National Guard support.
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Superior Division of Steel and Tubes, Inc
Bond and Adams Streets
Clarence W. Dick
Myron Gibson
Gibson
Paul Chapman
National Guard
Columbus
Cleveland
F E. J. Stankard
Fred A. Underhill
William Barkash
West River Street
John Walker
Sheffield Lake
Barkash
W. H. Vanoster
Stankard
H. F. Potter
Mechanics Educational Society of America
Potter
A. F. Adams
Adams
No. 1
Elyria Affords Better Than Usual Market For Agriculture
A Lorain county survey notes Elyria maintains an adequate, competitive market for 400000 bushels of winter wheat and 400000 bushels of oats, plus 31500 tons of hay. Local commission men and buying groups handle grains, poultry, milk, and dairy products to support farmers and outlet prices. The Lorain County Farm Bureau operates a cooperative marketing system tying farm needs to retail outlets.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Demad
Taorain County
Lorain
Marketing and reciprocity key to Lorain County farming
Elyria shifts focus to farm markets as essential for Prosperity. The article notes Lorain County farms produce corn, wheat, oats, hay, fruits, vegetables, dairy, chickens, and eggs, needing suitable markets to convert output into cash or needed goods. It argues market access drives production and supports government efforts to relieve agricultural distress through domestic or foreign outlets.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Lorain
France protests German arms move defying Versailles treaty
Paris reports France issues a strong protest over Germany rearming in breach of the Versailles pact. The cabinet plans to inform the League of Nations, pursue negotiations with Britain and Italy, and dispatch Foreign Minister Laval to Moscow. A French British Italian conference may be arranged before Sir John Simon travels to Berlin.
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Paris
France
League of Nations
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Pierre Laval
Moscow
Benito Mussolini
John Simon
Berlin
Etienne Flandin
France urged to quickly boost army strength in crisis
Paris reports Premier Pierre Etienne Flandin telling the Senate that France must strengthen its army without delay amid the European arms crisis. He defended extending military service as temporary and said aims include longer terms and more re-enlistments while protests to Germany and talks with Britain and Italy proceed.
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Paris
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Senate
Germany
League of Nation
Great Britain
Italy
Flandin
France
Hitler Arms Expert Arrives In London
Joachin von Ribbentrop, Hitler's disarmament expert, secretly reaches London to press talks with the British government. A likely emergency conference with France and Italy may be arranged at Stresa before Sir John Simon visits Berlin. The arrival surprised the Foreign Office and the German embassy.
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United Press
London
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Adolf Hitler
Stresa
Italy
John Simon
Berlin
Hitler
France
Ribbentrop
Foreign Office
Germany
Comic Valentine Tragedy Rocks Akron Household
Akron labor leader Henry J. Koop was shot dead by his wife who then shot herself after a comic valentine sparked a month of domestic strife. The note showed a drudge wife image and a verse about stepping out, with a postscript claiming the wife’s suspicions. Mrs Koop was wounded and hospitalized in critical condition.
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Akron
Henry J. Koop
International Association of Bridge
Mre. Koop
Edith Kerr
Koop
Prosecutor To Attend Hearing At Detroit
Prosecutor Howard Butler plans to attend a habeas corpus hearing in Detroit tomorrow to oppose the release of Sherman Hibbert so he can be brought to Lorain for trial in the jewelry store robbery. Hibbert is alleged part of a four man gang. three were captured after a long chase and the fourth escaped.
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Howard Butler
Sherman Hibbert
Troit
Detroit
Lorain
Hibbett
Birmingham
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Britain
Geneva
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Council
Howe
Good Neighbor” Policy
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Chronicle- Telegram
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