Roosevelt forest work plan sparks labor and military debate
Washington March 24. AFL President William A. Green denounced President Roosevelt’s dollar-a-day forest work plan as fascist and Soviet in nature while General MacArthur defended the project as voluntary. House leaders expect forest work legislation to be reported and passed in a form acceptable to Roosevelt. Green warned against regimental labor and military-style scrutiny of recruits and their health exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
William A. Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Densius Macarthur
U. S Army
Budge
Douslas
House
Brrus
Buuns
Connery
House Labor Committee
MacArthur
Rep. Ramspeck
Dem
White House
Conservation Corps
United States
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Reorganization of Banks Now Taking Shape
Cleveland March 24 government backing aims to stabilize Union Trust and Guardian Trust through Reconstruction Finance Corporation support. Plans call for RC funding via preferred stock or loans, new national banks to absorb liquid assets, and staged release of deposits while frozen funds are paid. Old stockholders face assessments to cover existing deposits over months or years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Union Trust Company
Guardian Trust Company
Detroit
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Torch Club initiates three new junior members at YMCA meeting
Three new members were initiated into the Torch Club for Washington school juniors at the YMCA meeting. Initiations were led by club president William McClellan with Jack Wood as treasurer and Robert Tulk as secretary. More initiates expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torch Club
Washington School
William McClellan
Jack Wood
Robert Tulk
Lawyer Frank Wilcox to Address Elvira Club
Attorney Frank M. Wilcox will address the Elvira Lawyers Club at its regular weekly meeting tomorrow noon at the Hotel Newel. He will discuss the topic Proximate Cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawyers’ Club
Frank M. Wilcox
Elvira Lawyers Club
Hotel Newel
Wilcox
Break‑in at Krug’s Store on Clark Street Suspects Tobacco Theft
The theft of tobacco candy and other items from Herman Krug’s store on Clark Street was reported to police this morning. The store was entered by breaking a rear window.
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Herman Krugman
Clark Street
March 31 Deadline for Tax Returns Urged
Clark Phinney county assessor urged residents to file personal tax returns by March 31 the final filing day. Only about one third of 10 009 returns have been filed with notices to include all personal property used in business farm tools postal savings and taxable stocks and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Phinney
Thomson Against Delinquent Tax Measure
Thomson and Rep. Thomson from Lomara county vocally oppose a delinquent tax measure in the House of Representatives. He argued that efforts to collect unpaid taxes fail when taxpayers did not pay in recent years and praised those who did pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Columbus
House of Representat
Mor Thomson
Loram County
Rta
Local Notes From Sew Lexinm March 14
A court report notes a city farmer faces a first degree murder charge in the slaying of George Guyginzer. The article also mentions a forthcoming marriage between a local man and Mrs. Ethel Pirketon of Junction City.
Tire Plant May Be Forced To Close
FINDLAY March 21 The strike by employees of the Master Tire and Number Company may force plant closures. About 240 workers demand restoration of wages and regular pay days, seeking a 50 percent raise. Akron president HW P Brewer said he cannot meet strikers demands due to bank closures and suggested closing the Cooper plant or applying for support from Allied Rubber if necessary. Production may shift to other plants depending on which group agrees to compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. P. Brewer Akron
Annelieved
Dieto
Cooper Plan
It Agron
Death Record Richard Monrose 73
Richard Monrose 73 of Owbrocok Blvd died March 22 at a local hospital born in Elyria. Survived by wife Anne six sons and five daughters all of Cleveland and three brothers Joseph James and two sisters Mrs Eugene Guenin Mrs Maris Walsh. Funeral services were held Monday at Anes Larebhre church in Cleveland Heights.
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Richard Monrose
Owbrocok Blvd
Dade 2
Elyria
A S Nife
Anne
C.evelard
Joseph
James
Cleveland
Eugene Guenin
Maris Walsh
Elshia
Mrs Dechant of Abbe Road Dies. Rites Set at St Theresa
Mrs Joseph Dechant of Abbe Road died Thursday morning. She leaves husband two daughters Bertha Schneider and Lucile Ford both of Abbe Road and sons Hubert of Detroit Road Joseph Jr. and Raymond of Abbe Road plus fifteen grandchildren five sisters and ten brothers. Born in Cleveland her parents moved to Abbe Road in childhood. Funeral services Monday at St Theresa's Church Sheffield with burial in St Theresa's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dechsn
Abbe Road
Bertha Schneider
Lucile Ford
Hubert
Detroit Road
Joseph Jr
Raymond
Dechant
Cleveland
St. Theresa's Church
Sheffield
St. Theresa's Cemetery
James Mills former Lorain resident dies
James Mills aged 3? formerly of Lorain died last evening. He was born in London England. The body was removed to ile Sudro Funeral Home for burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mills
Lorain
London
England
Ile Sudro
Away Burial
Shaw jokes mar San Francisco quips greet famous author
Autobiographer and playwright Bernard Shaw, aboard the Empress of Britain, plans a quick San Francisco tour before flying to Los Angeles and then returning to the liner for New York. Mayor Antela Rose welcomes him as the 74 year old wit responds with satirical remarks about American pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Antela Rose
Shaw
America
San Franciscca
Auesce
Mayor and gas rate dispute unfolds in ongoing negotiations
Paragraphs recount continued negotiations over gas rate matters with Kay noting the mayor acted to the best of his ability for Elmira. The gas companyJustifies its demands and claims readiness to spend two dollars for the city’s one in a legal battle as Sharp’s statements are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Annie Bush Cox art collection starts at Ohio Wesleyan
The Annie Bush Cox collection of fine arts opens at Ohio Wesleyan University with Gardner Symons painting valued at 1500 dollars. Dr. John Harrington Cox of Morgantown West Virginia established the collection to honor his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, C
Annie Bush Cox
Ohio Wesleyan University
Gardner Symons
John Harrington Cox
Morgantown
W. Va
Symons
Spirit Of The Law Guides The New Administration
The piece reports a shift toward limiting red tape and applying common sense in Roosevelt’s administration. It notes Attorney General Cummings arguing for broad, reasonable interpretations of new powers, and Postmaster General Farley directing leniency on mail advertising linked to beer sales after April 7. It includes brief scenes with officials and lawmakers reacting to the new policy posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Marten
Ray Stow
Washington
Lass Colt
Genara’ Cunmings
Cimmings
Easaza
Farley
Fenties Perkins
Severetary of Labor
Yatran
Cepes
Clvitian Conservation Corps
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar
Oberlin Ohio events list March 24 to April with senior song recital luncheon meetings religious services assemblies and lectures at Finney Chapel Oberlin Inn Warner Hall Sturges Hall and Wright Laboratory include speakers Grove Patterson Ernest Wilkins and George Barbour plus musical events and a spell contest prize rules included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Warner Hall
Doris J. Rehiam
Reigious Peseant
Fairchild Chapel
C. H. Hamilton
Finney Chanel
Spensor Vielin
Ethel I. Johnson
Teasday
Finneys Chapel
Studen- Council
Depare
West Vorzizia
Ernest H. Wilkins
College of Its and Sciences
Wright Laboratory
George B. Barbour
University of Cincinnati
Finney Chapel
Margaret
H. Lester Smith
Cincinnati
Max Montor
la Aluho Esperanza
Peter's Hall
Oberlin Inn
Conservatory of Music
Plan Spelling Bee Wednesday at First Methodist Church
An old-fashioned spelling bee is planned for Wednesday March 29 at 7:30 PM at the First Methodist Church. The event, open to the public, will feature a chicken dinner beforehand and uses McCall Speller Book 2. Words are spoken aloud with a possible second pronunciation and a second chance to spell.
German Actor To Be Heard Friday At Oberlin
Max Mentor a distinguished German actor will appear in Oberlin next Friday March 31 to present readings from German poetry under the Carl Schurz Foundation. He spoke here last year for Goethe centenary events and is known as an encyclopedia of drama with a repertory of about 390 poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Mentor
Oberlin
Carl Schurz Foundation
Mentor
Goethe
Mfr
Montor
Two Editors Named for Next Year's Review
Rebet F Brean from Erie Pennsylvania and Teal 4A Krueker of Hamilton Ohio are chosen as co editors of the Review college publication for next year. Both previously served as managing editors and paging editors with Brean gaining high marks for quality work and Krueker steering the sports section before becoming an issued editor. The appointment of business manager will be announced in March and staff changes will occur before spring vacation starting April first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebet F Brean
Teal
Krueker
Review
Bryan
Erie
Krucker
Hamilton
Orient Exhibition at Allen Art Museum Showcases East Asian Art
A new Orient exhibition at the Allen Art Museum features Korean Japanese and Chinese works. Jones, former Oberlin chair, recalls guiding the collection and notes items from his missionary years in the Orient. The display highlights diverse East Asian art pieces and craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Allen Art Museum
Jones
Oberlin
Korea
Mrs A Martin Hosts Bridge Party at Oberlin Tavern
Mrs A Martin was hostess of a brides party yesterday afternoon at Oberlin Tavern. Two tables of duplicate bridge were played with refreshments served. Guests included Mrs W S Carson Mrs Barricklow Mrs H T Brickiey Mrs Spore Mrs S E Miller of Oberlin and Mrs Milo Kendeigh of Amherst. The group will be entertained Thursday April 6 at the home of Mrs Kendeigh in Amherst.
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A. Martin
Oberlin Tavern
W. 5. Carson
Barricklow
Hk. T. Brickiey
Spore
Local Briefs on Death and Hospital Admission
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Markham of Buffalo and Mrs. Harold Schneider of Rye were informed of their father Grant's death this week. Miss Kate Fowler of Forest Street is a patient at Allen Hospital undergoing treatment.
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Cyril Markham
Buffalo
Harold Schneider
Rye
Grant
Kate Fowler
Forest Street
Allen Hospital
Farm Accounts Summary Amid Project Details
An article outlines farm accounts tied to an ongoing project with extension agents and participants. It notes average service costs, participant involvement, and a planned update as more farmers join, detailing totals and anticipated additions.
Court awards 3500 verdict in Karnik case at Reid and 12th
In And About The Court House notes a jury verdict of 3500 for administratrix Anna Wicardin in the Karnik estate against H A Stilis of Lorain over an October 12 1931 accident on Reid avenue and 12th street Lorain. Grace Olson sues for alimony from Marcidius Olson. Edith Diederich sues for divorce from Mathav. Holland Furnace Co sues Charles Toot Lorain. I J Fulton as Amherst Savings liquidator sues Mary Toth et al for 2524 on a promissory note.
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Anna Wicardin
Vincent Karnik
A Ro Webber
H. A. Stilis
Lorain
Reid Avenue
12Th Street
Fie
I J Fulton
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Mary Toth Et al
Urge Boycott On German Goods
London reports say Jewish protests worldwide could affect Germany economy as anti Jewish actions trigger economic reprisals. A spontaneous boycott forms in England with bakers and silk merchants halting German trade amid new anti Semitism concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
England
Louis Golding
The
Jewish Chronicle
Market notes sketch live poultry and grain prices
Bundled market items report Ohio and New York potatoes, Pennsylvania and New York whits, and steam grain futures. Receipts for eggs and lambs show mixed demand with prices advancing on higher grade meat. Chickens and turkeys price ranges noted with regional variations and limited stock available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bense
Ohio
New York
Nett York
Whit
Pontsylvania
Savas
Busne
Coubblers
Governor backs highway officials in fraud probe
Governor White voiced full confidence in Highway Director O W Merrell and Auditor Van Ness after an investigation by Finance Director Howard Bevis cleared them of charges raised by Myers. Myers alleged a fraudulent $7.90 truck parts purchase from Michigan highway department and called for removals.
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Columbus
White
George 5
Myers
Airet Highway
O. W Merrell
van Ness
Highway Department
Howard Bevis
Merriill
Ohio Highway Departments
Michigan Heliway Department
German protests over reparations debts and arrests shake Berlin
The paper notes Germany monitors debts regulation and would lodge diplomatic protests in each case. It reports recent protests with foreign diplomats in Berlin, Tel Aviv, and elsewhere. The Reich Commissioner for Employment Cunther Gereke was arrested on suspicion of embezzlement, and socialist deputy Karl Sevring, ex Russian Interior Minister, was jailed for fund misuses tied to the 1932 campaign against Hitler before later release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
1Sara
Germany
Cunther Gereke
Reich
Karl Severing
Hitler
Mayor seizure nets 3009 copies of Obie Examiner
Mayor Mark E. Moore ordered a city wide police action that led to the seizure of about 3,009 copies of the Obie Examiner last night. The entire police force joined in the search and seizure operation in Youngstown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown. O
Mark E. Moore
Obie Examiner
Special cash and carry sweet peas
Special cash and carry offer for sweet peas at Hecock Floral Co. priced at 25 cents a bunch this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecock Floral Co
Grain prices and bids from Minneapolis and Toledo auctions
Grain quotes show Wheat No 1S Northern, Durum, Corn No 3 yellow, Oats No 3S white with varied bids. Toledo reports grain on track with No 2 red wheat and yellow corn values, deliveries to follow and shipments in transit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Ted Durum
Toledo
Market Prices for Winter Produce at Local Warket
Farvers market list shows carrots priced at 2 bushels backers and lettuce at 11 varieties with varied pricing. Turnips, parsnips and radishes appear in half to one bushel baskets, with quantities and prices noted for each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farvers
Busbo
Panvier
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Egreen Attages Roosevelt Plan OF Forest Work
Copeland
N. J
Sederis
Capitol Theatre
Castle’s
Richard Monroe
Elizabeth Dechant
Ebvery’ City Brags
Oberlin College
Messeum
Bridge Party
Syria
Ff Tiamme
Aerine
Averace
Grace Olson
Marcidius
Martin Olson
West Street
Edith M. Diederich
Elsria
Mathav
Holland Furnace Companive
Charles Toot
Larain
Uecl
Europe
North
South America
Josiah Wideewood
Labor
House of Commons
Hamburg
Ramsay MacDonald
Foreign Office
Cleveland Livestock
Froude
Chicago
Chivago
Ger Yardey
Maren le
Neve
Hens Blalde
Legnor
Rox Orb Brullers
Rock Breileis
Ryrpana Amies
Cascade Pavilion
Krebs-Day Orchestra
Tonite Adm
Elytia
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Blue Bird
Court Street
Newspaper
Rabhiye
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