Revenue raising program 13 reported in Ohio legislature
Columbus March 29 The House Taxation Committee laid before the Ohio Legislature the complete revenue raising program 13 aimed at sales and income taxes to fund state needs. Key measures include a graduated net income tax, higher personal property assessments, a utilities excise tax, and a revised school budget plan. Debates focused on expected yields versus actual necessity, with leaders unsure how much revenue would be produced in operation. The committee's full package, detailing rates, exemptions, and funding for schools, awaits further consideration with adjournment tentatively planned for next week.
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House
Jerome J. Curtis
Cleveland
P. BE. Ward
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Taneilianm
Lawer
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Whildren
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Weather Forecast Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a weather forecast with garbled place names and unclear timing. The readable bits indicate a general forecast with possible temperatures and rain chances, but the exact region and period remain unreadable.
President Roosevelt signals veto of independent offices bill
Washington March 22 President Roosevelt is prepared to veto the independent offices bill if the Senate amends it restoring the federal pay reduction and increasing compensation to veterans He was revealed today at the White House
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hurse Cone
Tn Senate
Erans
White Horse
Flames Destroy Henry County Home
Fire swept the 30 year old Henry County home in Napoleon on March 22. Inmates were fed or carried to safety by attendants as firefighters arrived too late to save the structure. The fire caused an estimated 1,000,000 in damage and was under control hours later. Superintendent Charles Riggs reported the escape of residents and officials planned further safety measures.
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Napoleon
Henry County
Charles Riggs
Damare
Arrest Strikers In Cleveland Amid Unrest At Plants
In Cleveland police acted to quell disturbances at Addressograph Mutheraph plant where 2000 workers aligned with AFL unions marched. Two men were arrested after trying to enter the plant and interfering with office staff. Picketing also continued at Shepwan Witham and Crosland Furniture plants as broad auto industry strike actions loom amid stalled negotiations with labor leaders and President Roosevelt.
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Cleveland
Maren al Pelee
Addressocraph Mutheraph Company
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AFL
Autometle Company
Oherals
Ransovelt
Annual Dinner Of C. of C. Set For April 13
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce will host its annual dinner on the night of April 15. Morris Edwards, noted as a top speaker with the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, will address the gathering. Officials hope a prominent aviator will attend to speak, but arrangements are not complete and no certainty exists yet. Details on the venue and program will be announced later.
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Elyria
Truck Driver Electrocuted Near Celina
Alen Crow, 29, of Indianapolis, was killed near Celina when a truck struck a ditch and contacted a broken high voltage wire. He stepped from the cab onto the live line and died instantly. Crow worked for Trans-American Truck company.
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Celina
Alen Crow
Indianapolis
Here
Western Ohio Power Company
Crow
Trans-American Truck Company
State Senate backs Muskingum flood control plan
March 22 in Columbus bulletin reports the state backing the Muskingum watershed conservancy district flood control project as the House approved a 2,090,000 appropriation to cooperate. The vote was overwhelmingly 90 to 6.
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Columbus
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
House of Representatives
Colorful Nevada Governor Dies
Carson City reports the death of Governor Frederick Bennet Balzar a liberal Western leader who rose from a stage driver and butcher to miner railroader and state legislator. His death at the executive mansion ends Balzar’s long political tenure. Lew Balcar assumed the governorship immediately following Balzar’s death.
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Carson City
Frederick Bennet
Balzar
Nevada
Balvar
Jitly
Bond Refunder Bill Report Rejected in Ohio House
The Ohio House rejected the conference committee report on the bond refunder bill by a 32 to 10 vote, short of the required majority. The action signals the bill's likely failure, though a new conference committee was requested to try to craft a version meeting House approval. Rep. Gus Kasch denounced the measure as a bond brokers bill and urged opposition, while Majority Leader Keith Lawrence supported it as a relief solution for cities. Republicans largely opposed the move, with some lawmakers backing the report as a practical fix.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Conference Committee
House
Keith Lawrence
Gus Kasch
Den
Akron
R. C. Ingersoll
Trumbull County
R. A. Pollock
Canton
Hiram College President Urges Elyria Students to Grow Up
Dr. K. T. Brown, president of Hiram College, urged Elyria High School students not to be Peter Pans. He outlined three traits of maturity: valuing time, developing keen observation of surroundings, and the ability to concentrate and complete assignments. He also announced a new study plan for next fall, with one subject per period across four quarters, based on successful summer sessions.
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Elyria High School
K. T. Brown
Hiram College
Vr. Brown
Tian
Ney
Tanker Explodes in Seine Near Havre
In Havre France on March 22 the Petroleum Tanker Girafe exploded in the Seine River. Twelve crewmen were reported missing as flames prevented rescuers from reaching the burning ship. The tanker was bound for Standard Oil refineries at Port Jerome and fears grew of complete loss of the crew.
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Havre
France
Seine River
Standard Oil Company
Port Jerome
New Labor Union Chartered at Colson Company
The Federal Labor Union of Elyria No 12542 receives a charter from the American Federation of Labor under the NRA. Ed Elbert, temporary secretary, says a meeting will elect permanent officers tomorrow led by W J Rose, temporary chairman, at an announced location. About 200 Colson workers joined the temporary union two weeks ago to seek collective bargaining on wages and hours.
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American Federation of Labor
Colson Company
Elvira
NRA
Elbert
Federal Labor Union of Elaria
W. J. Rose
Elyria
Univerifrties
Federal
Local Lere
Fuel tax money distributed to Elyria schools
State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy authorized a fuel tax distribution reported from Columbus. Elyria schools receive 17,234.80 with Lorain county totaling 54,523 and 1,993 districts share 1.65 per pupil. Statewide total 1,959,026. Fuel tax receipts for the quarter total 2,204,695 with 102,564 diverted for special education needs.
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Elyria
Joseph T. Tracy
Columbus Dispatches
Lorain City
Stolen 200 Chickens From North Eaton Coops
Police report details the theft of 200 chickens from Mrs. Hugh Peachey’s coops in North Eaton. Deputies Nau and Chapman investigated and believe the hens were moved from the area by a car or truck. no arrests announced. The incident followed a local school event praising a Haram Coolers War Contest winner.
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Hugh Peachey
North Eaton
Owas
Taaest Auatiog
Gerald Nau
Dewatys
Paul Chapman
Deputy Sheriff and Police Chief Die in Plane Crash
In Long Beach Washington a privately owned plane crashed killing Deputy Sheriff Charles Strauhal aged 36 and Police Chief Gus Shultz aged 45. The wreckage burned after a forced landing as Strauhal’s mother watched.
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Long Beach
Wash
Charles
Straihat
Gus Shultz
Strauhal
U.S. Fleet Bill Advances To Senate Action
The House approved the conference report on the Vinson Bill authorizing the President to build the U.S. fleet to treaty strength. The measure was sent to the Senate for final action.
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Washington
House Today
Vinson
United States
Senate
Pan American Grace plane crashes near Lima killing three
A trimotored Pan-American Grace Line plane with 12 passengers crashed on takeoff from Las Palmas Airport bound for Chile. Three people died Homer W. Farris pilot Lawrence S. Wagner radio man and Frank Large passenger. Four injured include Manuel Trucco Chilean ambassador to Washington and his daughter Grace.
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Lima
Peru
Pan-American Grace Line
Chile
Las Palmas
Homer W. Farris
Lawrence S. Wagner
Frank Large
Manuel Trucco
Washington
Grace
Carmen Bustamente
John McGregor
Trucco
Workers Walk Out At Match Factory
BARBERTON O March 22 Production at the world list Diamond Match Company Manthere faced a district strike. More than workers, many women, walked out last night suspending operations while maintenance stayed at posts. Union leaders declared the walkout over wage and hours demands. An 8th hour attempt to mediate failed as workers decided by an overwhelming majority to remain idle.
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Barberton
Diamond Match Company
Manthere
Agron
National Recovery Administrion
Sudh
Expy
Unclear fragmentary report on a daring female flight attempt
A garbled passage recounts a woman named Laura attempting a remarkable flight over the Ardes area. The text is incoherent, mentioning fear, excitement, height, and an investigation, but lacks clear facts, dates, or outcomes.
Automakers and Labor Seek Time To Resolve Crisis
President Roosevelt meets with automobile union leaders and industry chiefs as a broad effort to avert a strike moves into a second day. Talks involve William Green, Hugh Johnson, and Eastman mediator aims, with six month wage deferral and continued labor rights discussions amid NRA clashes.
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Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
William Green
American Federation
Hugh. Johnson
Roosevelt
Joseph Eastman
White House
Eastman
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
William Collins
A. F. of L
NRA
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