Hopkins Warns Politicians To Keep Hands Off
Relief Administrator Harry J. Hopkins warned politicians nationwide to stop meddling in relief efforts. He cited White House approval and vowed to act swiftly against interference, noting indictments of seven men in a Texas irrigation graft plot tied to PWA projects. The probe aims to curb graft while preserving relief administration from political influence.
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Washington
Harry J. Hopkins
Reliet
PWA
Texas
Willacy County
Charles R. Oldberg
Harry W. Cole
California Redwood Association
Leonard C. Hammond
James Barry
Hammond and Little River Redwood Company
William A. Trarding
Rayimondeville
Tex
Frank P
Elwrath
Corsicana, Tey
Perry A. Welty
Fort Worth
John W. Fidelty
Hopkins
Ohio
Democratic State Committee
Martin L. Daver
Fegal Relief Administration
Federal
Department of Justice
Ohio Relie
Davey
W. A. Walls
Charles A. Stillman
United States
William Langer
North Dakota
William H
Murray
Oklahoma
President Fights NRA Battle in Congress Clash
President Roosevelt moves to sustain the NRA by pressing Congress. He names Donald Rich as temporary NRA governing board chair, with labor backing the new deal. Rich takes charge as Williams resigns, amid Senate opposition and Borah’s bid to roll back anti trust relaxations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
NRA
Donald R. Rich
SRA
Richhers
Clay Williams
White House
Senate
William E. Borah
Kridaho
Accused of Sales Tax Violation in Norfolk Case
CT Palmer of 1151 Wee Avenue and Elana Produce Company at 87 East Broad Street pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Joseph Petro on a warrant sworn by Elvesa Gray. Norfolk sales tax charge involves taxes on apples. He is to be tried Monday.
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CT. Palmer
Wee Avenue
Elana Produce Company
Ead Broad Street
Ohio Weather Forecast: Showers Tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for showers tonight and Saturday with warmer readings in the northeast portion through Saturday. A cooler front settles Saturday night, bringing colder temps across the state.
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Ohio
Federal Conciliator Visits Steel and Tubes Strike
Reported developments at the Adams Street plant include government conciliator Robert Fox meeting with company officials and union leader Harry Harrison negotiating but refusing arbitration. Sheriff Dick restricts access to a peace zone, while picket limits cause disputes. Two strike pickets were arrested for disorderly conduct as the plant operates at roughly ten percent capacity with no major disturbances.
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Steel and Tubes Company
Adams Street
Robert Fox
Indianapolis
Ind
Harry Harrison
Umon
Detroit
Harrison
Clarence W. Dick
Jural
H. F. Potter
Mechanics Educational Society of America
Ralph Covert
Corbett Southam
E. Z. Stankhard
Potter
Cleveland
Hoss
Mayfield Road Gang
Mant
Gus Loomis
Kenyon Avenue
Mike Yuhas
W. H. Vanoster
J. W. Dilgren
Vanoster
George Earnhardt
Destroi
Stankard
Dust Clouds Move Eastward Across Southwest States
Dust clouds moved eastward from the Southwest affecting several states. Thunderstorms with damaging winds swept Central Texas and extended into Oklahoma and southeastern Kansas. Frontal showers were forecast for Missouri, Iowa and South Dakota with some snow possible in North Dakota. Visibility dropped to about one mile in parts of the Ohio Valley.
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Kansas City
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
South
Naxoia
North Dakota
Ohio Valley
Senate Inflationists Force Battle Over Money Plan
Washington reports inflationists in the Senate pressed for more and cheaper money, led by Sen. Elmer Thomas. He pushed the relief bill into a double debate on silver inflation and the bonus, pairing his bonus with a silver purchase plan and forcing the amendments onto the work relief measure.
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Senate
Washington
Elmer Thomas
Okla
Thomas
Off On Pacific Test Flight From Oakland
Major Chester A. Snow Jr and three companions began a 1400 mile Department of Commerce test flight in a Robot Douglass monoplane over the Pacific. Weather delays pushed the run to today with expected 10 to 12 hours aloft. Takeoff was at 6 07 A M. Honolulu stations in San Francisco and two ships at sea will contact the plane by radio to test its radio direction finding gear.
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Oakland
Cal
Chester A. Snow,Jr
Department of Commerce
Douglass
Pacific
Honolulu
San Francisco
Governor veto blocks pension plan for seniors in Georgia
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge vetoed a proposed constitutional amendment to fund pensions for those over 63, stating opposition to pensions beyond veterans and claiming pensions discourage thrift. Separately in Washington, federal income tax receipts for the first 20 days of March totaled 270.94 million dollars, up 33 percent from a year earlier.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Tam
Talmadge
Washington
Treasury
Austria Prepares For Conscription
The war ministry ordered reserve officers to report for special orders before March 30 as Austria readies for universal conscription. Government denial followed by confirmation from military sources.
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Vienna
War Ministry
Austria
Elyria Hotel Taken Over Today By Maryland Man
D. H. Cornish of Cumberland Maryland today took charge of the Elyria Hotel after purchasing it from the Elyria Hotel Company. He plans to remodel and upgrade the property to make it one of the finest of its size and will operate it independently while coordinating with his brothers who run hotels in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Elyria
Maryland
D. H. Cornish
Cumberland
Cornish
Elyria Hotel Company
Gunner
Frosthure
Hamilton
Haxerstown
Addison
Pennsylvania
Elyma Hotel
Hhe
Cerath
Lodar
Henrietta Wins Consolation in Ohio Scholastic Cage Game
Henrietta Wishengers of Lorain County defeated New Matamoras of Washington County 44 to 25 in a consolation Class B scholastic basketball game in Columbus. It marked New Matamoras second loss in 25 games this season.
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Columbus
Henrietta Wishengers
Lorain County
Victor
Lever New Matamoras
Washington County
New Matamoras
Relief "Chiselers" To Be Prosecuted Says Whitright
Acting County Relief Director Leg Whitright pledged to prosecute relief chiselers and shift relief to a cash basis after the federal government took over Ohio relief administration. He spoke after a meeting with federal relief administrator C. C. Suliman in Columbus. Whitright said staff cuts and retroactive prosecutions of those who lied to obtain relief would be enforced amid a probe of Governor Martin J. Cave’s campaign committee shakedown of sod suppliers. Continued on Page 2.
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Relief Administration
Ohio
Martin J. Cave
Ohio Relief Administration
Leg Whitright
C. C. Suliman
Columbus
Whitright
Hay guardians dismissed at Ohio state fairgrounds
In Columbus on March 22 two expert hay watchers who valued 1200 dollars of hay for the pelof administration were dismissed. They had supervised a seven hay loft at the state fairgrounds under Relics Director C. C. Stillman, serving over six months with combined salaries of 1000 dollars. Eight other workers were fired as their jobs were deemed unnecessary.
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Columbus
Pelof
State Fairgrounds
C. C. Stillman
Stillman
Burton Reviews History of U S Constitution
Harrd H. Burton former Cleveland official addressed about 100 business and professional people at the Local Business and Professional Women's annual relations dinner. He traced the Constitution’s framing, urged facts for public judgment, and warned against letting government overreach, emphasizing the Supreme Court as final arbiter and noting changes to some guarantees over time. Miss Hildreth Hecock welcomed guests and the club’s octet sang five numbers.
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Harrd H. Burton
Cleveland Law
Cleveland
Inb
Spring Valley Country Club
Supreme Court
Hildreth Hecock
Lorain
Elyria Club
Columbus Attacks 55 Cent Gas Rate
Columbus files for rehearing against the Public Utilities Commission ruling on a 55 cent gas rate. Affidavits challenge the legality of the decision and its signing by Happie and Geiger, note Williams replacement, and question authority and timing of the release.
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Columbus
US Cent Gas ‘Tate
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
E. 4
Happie
Frank W.geiger
Geiger
Roy N. Williams
Geiser
Charles F. Schaber
Pne
Opnion
Willams
Reiger
Hopple
Enlylearne
Geizer
House approves inflation bonus bill in tight vote
The House passed the Patman inflation bonus bill for 2.0 billion in printing press money by a 207 to 204 vote after a late surge of anti-inflation blocs. The bill aims to pay soldiers’ bonuses, triggering a Senate fight and potential presidential veto, with previous votes showing shifting support and a tight margin.
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Washington
House
Passahe Vinson American Legion
Senate
Patman Printing Press
Patman
Vinson
Vinson Forees
Fined For Theft Of Lanterns From State Road
Lennard Russell was fined $25 for larceny when arraigned before Justice Preston Coon for stealing lanterns from a state road. G B Freeman, who accompanied him, pleaded not guilty and has a trial set for next March. A separate report notes a truck theft from a location in Gallepole.
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Lennard Russell
Preston Coon
G. BE Freeman
G.uy
Newt Mardaz
Galle Poe
Red Snow Falling in Angora Area Hits Depth in March Report
Fragmented wartime dispatch notes Red Snow Falling in Angora Anharat Turkey on March 22 describes severe snowfall reaching unusual depth while military and scientific teams monitor impacts. Poor legibility limits specifics. authorities continue assessors.
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Angora Anharat
Turkey
Anatolia
Moereoroloz Cal Institute
Secretary Howe Losing Strength in White House Bedside
Louis McHenry Howe senior secretary to President Roosevelt ebbed slowly today as doctors abandoned hope for recovery. He had fought bronchial disorders and a weakened heart while serving 22 years, with the Roosevelts at Reston in February and his wife, daughter, and son nearby at the White House during the crisis. President and Mrs. Roosevelt kept near his bedside through the deteriorating condition.
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Washington
Louis McHenry Howe
Roosevelt
Howe
Reston
White House
Developments In Relief Situation Today
Federal relief efforts face political pressure as Governor Davey and Roosevelt aide Harry Hopkins clash with Francis Powers and state Democratic leaders over how aid is distributed. Governors and officials seek control while party figures urge restraint, sparking calls to keep fingers out of relief.
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Davey Wastinston
Harry Hopkins
Francis Powlson
Waatrink
Man Fatally Injured By Street Car Near Lorain Stop 7
Mike Crunbuile a 51 year old farm hand on the Robinson farm near Grat ton died in St Joseph Hospital in Lorain at noon today from injuries suffered when struck by a Yellow Ling street car while walking on the track near Stop 7. He had a compound fracture of the right leg and a fractured skull and never regained consciousness. He was en route to visit his sister Mia Spiridon of Camden avenue Lorain when the accident occurred. Street car motorman Charles Shiller said darkness obscured the man from view until it was too late to stop.
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Mike Crunbuile
Robinson
Gratton
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Stop
Loraine
Mia Spiridon
Camden Avenue
Charles Shiller
Germany to seek bigger navy and army in Berlin talks
London reported that Germany plans to double its navy and press for naval conscription during Sir John Simon’s Berlin visit. Hitler may demand parity with France in air strength while Germany seeks to expand army and air force, with naval size set at about 70,000 tons against Britain's 150,900.
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U. P
London
Germany
Sir John Simon
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
France
Simon
Hitler
Europe
Simor
Great Britain
Britain
Names Of Sixteen Petit Jurors Drawn For April Term
The article lists sixteen individuals drawn for jury service reporting April 2 after the April term opens, including Elyra-Florence Humphrey, Nethie Seward, Heerr Gorson Levan, Murphy, Mocalski, Wilson, and others across Vermilion, Lorain, Carlisle, and surrounding areas. It also names grand jurors in April, such as Flyria-Lewis Cotton and Charles Kache arhi ber, with additional names from Lorain, Amherst, and Grafton.
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Elyra
Florence Humphrey
Nethie Seward
Heerr Goreson Levan
Wissether Murphy
John Mocalski
Helen Wilson
BR. O. Joineon
PL W. Astin
Teaberte Panttay
Alfred Thomas
C. T. Badger O'hen
E. H Ladrach
Vermilion
Donald Day
Eda VapAte Dais
Ridsevijie
Lena Foster
Oberia
Dan Campbell
Carlisle
Flyria
Lewis Cotlom
Charles Kachearhiher
Lorain
Kate Frourk
J. R Lyons
Gus Thompson
Charles Corts
Sophia Potproch
Louise Meredith
Cyrus Lewis
Eleager Sheldon
Grafton
Harley Beckley
Rochester
Frank Baus
Amherst Township
Frieda Scharien
Amherst
Lorence Dechant
Rida
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Italy
Seneva
Council of the
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Henrietta
Burton
U.S. Constitution
Lanis McHenry Howe
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