Public Funds Closely Guarded In New Relief Plan
Washington. March 1. The Federal Emergency Administration is developing a long term relief program to aid the needy and curb graft. The new three point relief drive starts April 1 and will require cooperation from state, county and local authorities and industry. Officials note 4,900,000 unemployed have been fed clothed and housed in recent months and emphasize guarding funds against waste.
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Washington
Federal Emergency Re- M Administration
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Relief Administration
Operations At Lorain Steel Plant Rise Next Week
The National Tube Company plans increased operations at the Lorain plant next week due to a buildup of small orders. Two blast furnaces and three open hearth furnaces will run, with rail and skelp mills scheduled for extended shifts and multiple seamless and butt mills rotating over several days.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
Bessemer
Skelp
Forum Discusses Trade Unions at YMCA Forum
The Young Men's Forum at the YMCA held a semi monthly meeting on trade unions. James Youngsman spoke on Present in Trade Union and Edsardy Donald Bowman spoke on The History Trade Unions. Bowman presided in the president's absence with five talks and open discussion. The next forum Friday April 13. topic undecided.
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James Yuogsman
Edsardy
Donald Bowman
Forum
Rsident
The Weather Forecast OUIO
Fair tonight and partly cloudy conditions expected with minimal low temperatures. Sunday looks mild with above average daytime highs and light winds.
Lorain Prosecutor John M. Harding Dies of Pneumonia
John M. Harding aged 59 died at St. Joseph hospital in Lorain at 12 45 PM after a four day illness. A first term prosecutor since January 1 1955, he had been active in Republican politics and previously served four years as assistant prosecutor. Harding was a former school teacher and longtime Lorain resident. He authored poems and works on Ohio history and helped establish the Lorain Municipal Court. He resided at 1149 Fifth Street with his wife and one son.
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John M. Harding
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Harding
Don W. Myers
Almot
Loain
Sheffield Township
Laurell
Ohio
Vie
Fifth Street
Milk Producers To Meet In Lorain County
Lorain county dairy producers are invited to a Monday evening meeting in courtroom Number One at the court house. The Lorain County Milk Producers Association calls the session open to all dairymen regardless of membership. Secretary Park A. Dimaline notes recent industry developments will be reviewed and explained for attendees.
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Lorain County
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Lorain County Milk Producers Association
Park A. Dimaline
Rubinkie to introduce Brain Trust inquiry plan
Representative Alfred L. Rubinkie proposes a Teal bill calling for an investigation into the Brain Trust as the House convenes today. The plan aims to scrutinize the Brata Trust and related advisers amid the current inquiry climate in Washington.
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Brata Trust
Washington, Mareh
Alfred L. Rubinkie
DN. X
Brain Trust
Hicase
J Rose Named President of Elyria Federal Labor Union
J Rose was elected president of the Elyria Local of the Federal Labor Union at its organization meeting last night at the Knights of Columbus hall. About two hundred factory workers attended. The union, chartered by the American Federation of Labor, plans membership growth in coming months. Officers include Frank Spencer vice president and Howard Smith recording secretary.
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W J. Rose
Elyria Roval
Federal Labor Union
K. of C. Hall
Broad Street
American Federation of Labor
Frank Spencer
Howard Smith
George Turnbull
Plan To Drive Sales Tax Through Ohio Assembly
Columbus march 24 administration forces pressed to line up Democratic legislators for a next week push to pass the embattled sales tax measure as the general assembly reconvenes after a weekend adjournment. The defeat of a tangible property assessment rate increase boosted hopes the tax would resolve the state's financial crisis. The anti sales tax faction warned against assuming success while the Ward income tax bill and a school-finance measure faced postponement decisions.
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General Assembly
House
Ballyhoo
Keith Lawrence
Cleveland
Egalestat
P. E. Ward
Geanza County
Flames destroy Van Wert factory in Ohio amid blaze
The ALC Ross factory, a maker of electrical appliances in Van Wert, Ohio, was destroyed by a fire today. Preliminary estimates put losses at more than 19,900. The owner, Ross, was badly burned but is expected to recover, as hospital authorities report.
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ALC. Ross
Tass
Ross
Tralion
Eleapar Senipeel
William Sempeel
Automobile makers propose impartial board to review union discrimination
Washington report states manufacturers and workers' unionists consider a neutral board to review alleged discrimination claims among motor industry workers. No agreement yet on election procedures, a major strike issue. Roosevelt eyes further talks for a definitive settlement while AFL organizer calls a likely settlement. Manufacturers reiterate charges that the union seeks to dominate the industry and refuses to disclose whom it represents.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William Collins
American Federation of Labor Automobile Union
Public Projects Committee Named
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce announces the Public Improvements Committee for the coming year with Ralph Murbach as chairman. Members include J. C. George, W. F. Gollmar, J. B. Johnson, and Rarph Standen. The group will push water main and Number One fire station projects with Public Works Administration, and plan further relief work in the east. First meeting set for next Wednesday afternoon.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ralph Murbach
J. C. George
W. F. Gollmar
J. B. Johnson
Rarph Standen
Public Works Administration
Eis
Proposed Lorain landlords group forms to influence rental laws
A Lorain landlords organization, proposed months ago by Councilman William G. Smith, was learned today to be forming among local rental property owners. The group aims to improve landlords positions under real property and tenant relation laws, though some members may refuse to rent to tenants who owe rent.
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Elyria
Loraln
William G. Smith
Lorain
Restless workers stay on jog in auto plants
March 24. In Washington union officials held workers steady as auto plants continued operations. Despite some grumbling, a hope lingered that President Roosevelt would settle grievances with manufacturers. Labor delegates reported an insurgent element growing restless yet telegrams from Washington urged confidence and patience for the president's word. William Green of the AFL transmitted a message urging locals to stand united and refrain from further action until final word from the president.
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Washington
Mortor
Roosevelt
William Green
A. F. of L
United States
Roosevelt backs Wagner Lewis unemployment bill
President Roosevelt expressed surprise support for the Wagner Lewis unemployment insurance bill, calling its general principles sound. He urged passage this session, arguing insurance provides a temporary financial bridge during job loss and helps maintain worker purchasing power.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robert L Doughton
House
Neek
Russia seeks revival of League of Nations prestige
Authoritative sources say Soviet Russia wants to revive the league s prestige amid disarmament fears and is negotiating with the United States. William Bullitt and Alexander Troyanovsky reportedly handle talks, aiming to restore moral and political authority and announce Russia s entry at the September league assembly.
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United Press
Paris
Russia
League of Nations
United States
William C. Bullitt
Moscow
Alexander Troyanovsky
Washington
League
Firemen Injured In Galion Blaze Amid Fire Train Crash
Fire Chief Harry Fo Ke and Fireman Charles howere injured while responding to a blaze that leveled a farm and burned a barn to the ground. Ke and Howere were hospitalized after a collision with a tractor trailer, with Howere suffering facial injuries.
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Galion
Harry Fo Ke
Charles Howere
Roaia
Tie
Charles Sateen
Rome
Carter Glass Puts Forward Direct Loans Bill to Industry
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia introduced a bill to provide direct loans to private industry via Federal Reserve banks. It serves as an alternative to plans from the Federal Reserve Board and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Glass suggested the timing of a second alternative is uncertain, but the administration may back the idea after a Roosevelt conference.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Senate Banking Authority
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction
Finance Corporation
Glass
Senate
Virginian
Preanlent Roosevelt
Gunman To Know Fate Soon At Lima
The prelading trial in the Larher murder case neared its end as the jury prepared to decide if Russell Clark would face death in the electric chair. Final arguments were avoided. only Judge Emmit Fe Everett's charge to jurors remained.
Frame Building to Roaring Furnace Bulletin
In Lynchburg Virginia on March 24 a three story frame building named Roaring Furnace burned, killing at least 16 and injuring about 85. The blaze started in the kitchen when a cook overturned grease, flames shot up the elevator shaft, and occupants awaiting wakefulness were trapped in cots.
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Lynchburg
Launch Young Men's Republican Club of Lorain County
Leonard Smith elected temporary chairman of the Young Men's Republican Club of Lorain County at a 16 member meeting in Smith's office. The group plans to endorse qualified primary candidates, promote Republican ideals, and aid young voters while keeping members 21 to 35, with $1 annual dues. next meeting set for April 6 to form a permanent organization.
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Leonard Smith
Young Men's Republican Club
Lorain County
Smith
Robert Curtis
Robert H. Dickens
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