Leaders Hope To Grind Out Major Laws
Washington dispatch reports a busy legislative push as Congress aims to finish a dozen or more major laws before adjournment in about two months. Key items include cotton crop control, tariff agreements, silver legislation, veterans benefits, wage and labor bills, small industry capital, stock market regulation, air mail, war debts, licensing and unemployment insurance.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Roosevelt Hall
Enate
Ornery
Roosevelt
Roosvelt
White House
Rosevelt
Bandit Steals $2,600 From Toledo Telegraph Office
A bandit loitering ten hours at the main branch of the Western Union Telegraph in Toledo seized $2,600 in cash after forcing the Day Clerk H. Gilmore to hand over funds and threatening with a revolver. The robber claimed a telegraphed payment of $600 from Loe Ames. Local police launched an investigation into the daylight robbery.
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Toledo
Wesin Union Telegraph Company
H. Gilmore
Loe Ames
Gilmore
Ned
The Weather Forecast Ohio Rain Tonight Then Snow Likely
Ohio forecast shows rain this evening with a shift to snow late tonight or early Tuesday. Temperatures rise briefly in the southeast tonight before a colder Tuesday, with overall cooling.
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Ohio
Tornado Strikes Edge of New Orleans Gentilly District
A tornado struck the edge of New Orleans leveling houses in Gentilly. Eight people were hospitalized and Mrs. Claire Morris was in critical condition.
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New Orleans
Noonday Service Series Opens At St Johns Church
Five noonday services during Holy Week begin at St John’s Church under Grace and St John’s Lutheran churches. Rev Theodore Dannenfeldt of Cleveland opened with thoughts on priestly functions and the priesthood of Christ. Mrs Ella Peck and Mrs Walter Block sang a duet In the Cross of Christ I Glory. Next speaker Rev R Schroeder of Mt Calvary Lutheran Cleveland will discuss the superiority of Christ’s priesthood. Grace Lutheran choir to perform with P M Schroeter at the organ.
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Grace
St. John's Lutheran
St. John's Church
Christ
Theodore Dannenfeldt
Cleveland
Christ Jesus
Ella Peck
Walter Block
Rev
R. Schroeder
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church
P. M. Schroeter
North Olmsted Man Badly Injured in Crash
Bernard Burke, 20, of North Olmsted, was badly hurt yesterday morning when a car driven by Steven Strasser, Cleveland, collided with a milk truck at Lorain and Burtenhurst Ridge roads. Burke had a fractured skull, rib fractures, and a punctured lung. Strasser had head cuts and side injuries. Both are at Berea Community Hospital as investigators in North Olmsted examine the crash.
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Bernard Burke
Lorain Road
North Olmsted
Steven Strasser
West 61St Street
Cleveland
Lorain
Buiternus Ridge
Burke
Strasser
Berea
Two Constables Injured By Bomb Near Vienna West Virginia
In Vienna West Virginia on March 26 two constables Lawrence Osborne and Donald Chichester were injured when a bomb exploded in their car. Osborne was in critical condition and unlikely to recover. Authorities believe the bomb was placed as retaliation for a speed trap operated near Vienna. The blast demolished the car and blew out high voltage lines, plunging the area into darkness. Both men resided in Vienna.
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Vienna
W. Va
Here
Lawrence Osborne
Donald Chichester
Osborne
County Commissioner Confined to Home With Cold Improvement
County Commissioner William ad Hillier, kept at home since last Thursday with a cold, shows marked improvement according to his daughter Mrs. M. E. Perry. His physician advised remaining at home for a few more days until better weather.
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William Ad. Hillier
M. E. Perry
Airmail Bill Moves to President for Signature
Washington March 26 The Emergency Airmail Bill passed the House with Senate amendments authorizing a one year Army operated mail period. The measure requires mail planes to have safety and radio devices and funds will cover fliers expenses and wartime pensions for pilots disabled carrying the mails. The bill now goes to the White House for the President's signature.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
Bible Study To Continue For Elyria Boys At Y M C A
The Lenten Bible Study by the Elyria Y M C A boys division ends its six week Monday morning sessions. Due to strong interest, weekly Monday afternoon meetings will begin at 3230, led by Robert N Goacher, to continue Bible study in various phases. Open to all city youth regardless of club or Y M C A membership.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Robert N. Goacher
M. C. A. Boys
Fresman
M.C. A. Goacher
Riots Break Out In France
Paris reports a week end of rioting in Tours Toulon and Enial as millions of French men watch politicians with hostility. Right and left wing groups clashed as police tightened controls on arms sales amid reports that extremists were arming.
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Paris
Tours
Toulon
Eniial
Peace Pact Ends Auto Industry Conflict at White House
Washington reports a peace pact ending the automotive industry dispute after threats of a strike. Roosevelt hailed it as pioneering human engineering and a model works council. The settlement aims to protect workers and outline a three member board under NIRA with labor industry and neutral reps.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Works Council
NIRA
Dar
Hush S. Johnson
Week's Schedule At Y.M.C.A. Adjusted For School Vacation
The YMCA A planned week changes due to spring vacation. The Travel Club meets tonight at 7 30 to view motion pictures by Rev. Meister. Junior and Senior Life Lending classes begin life rating tests tonight. Torch Club holds initiation at 7. Freshman Y Club substitutes a hike to Camp Ishseykes on Vermilion river Tuesday to Wednesday. Saturday stays with Friendly Indians at 6 30, bean dinner at noon, story hour at 1.
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YS ML. A
Robert H. Goacher
Rev
K. P. Meister
Biyria
Torch Club
Wilo
Vermilion River
Ernest Ruswell
Letter Raps Advisers
Dr William A Wirt of Gary Indiana quotes a brain trust member at a Washington hearing saying We can keep Mr Roosevelt there until we are ready to supplant him with a Stalin The letter read by James Henry Rand Jr New York before a house committee accuses unnamed Roosevelt advisers of planning to impede business recovery and push the nation toward communism The adviser group declined to comment on its contents
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Brain Trust
William A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
House Committee
Washington
James Henry Rand, Jr
Top
New York
Committee For the Nation
Roosevelt
Wirt
Harding Funeral Set For Tomorrow Lorain County Prosecutor
Last rites for John Harding 59 Lorain county prosecutor will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Ford Thompson Mortuary 214 Siath street Lorain with Rev Butelle McCarty of First Methodist church officiating He died Saturday afternoon in St Joseph s Hospital from pneumonia after a prolonged cold His passing reduces the ranks of old school lawyers noted for dignity of bearing The bar met this morning to express deep regret and plan a funeral march of lawyers from Elpina and nearby areas to Lorain Pallbearers are lawyers and close friends listed as Don Myers Frank E F Stevens Klapsey Cheney Yawrenen Job 3 FL Strenick and Cueter Snyder Honorary pallbearers will be all county officials He practiced law for about 25 years starting in New Philadelphia Ohio Teaching then reading law before admission He also pursued Ohio history and wrote several articles on it continued on Page 7
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John Harding
Lorain County
Ford Thompson
Siath Street
Lorain
Butelle McCarty
First Methodist Church
Harding
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lincoln
Elpina
Don Myers
Frank EF
Stevens
Klapsey Cheney
Yawrenen Job
FL Strenick
Cueter Snyder
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Ohia
Farm income up 35 percent under AAA program
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports a 35 percent rise in farm income last year as programs under the act take effect. Chester C. Davis notes early signs of economic recovery and outlines future aims for unified county production control and farm-level agreements to manage output. The report stresses a long-term plan to prevent upheaval while reducing surplus and protecting tenants and laborers.
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Washington
Chester C. Davis
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Roosevelt
Davis
Henry A. Wallace
AAA
Church Members Sign League Of Faith In Lenten Service
A Fourth Congregational Church mission service led by Dr. William Muir Auld drew almost the entire congregation to sign the LEAGUE OF FAITH pledge. He urged immediate creation of spiritual assets through renewed faith in God, self, and others, and spoke of forming a Church Within the Church to unite the faithful.
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First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
Jesus Christ
Auld
Five marooned fishermen stranded near Sandusky in Lake Erie
Five men aboard the Vermillion fishing tug Lester K became marooned two miles out in Lake Erie as ice clogged channels hindering rescue. They were short of food but not in immediate distress. Officials said an air drop of supplies could be used this afternoon if rescue by breaking through the ice proved impossible.
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Sandusky
Lester K
Vermillion
Lake Erie
Eastman hints at settlement under labor act in rail dispute
Joseph H B Eastman after long talks with union leaders suggested a settlement may be reached under the railway labor act. In Washington a National Association of Manufacturers spokesman told a Senate hearing that the National Labor Board has lost employers confidence during debates on the Wagner bill.
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Eastman
Washington
Joseph HB Eastman
Labor Board
National Labor Board
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Second bandit killed as Lorain chase ends in ditch
In Lorain Ohio on March 26 a police chase ended when one uniden tified bandit was shot and killed after firing on officers. A second bandit was captured while a third fled. The trio had stolen a Broad street car in Elyria and attempted a Fisher store robbery on Vine street. Officer Murphy and Patrolman Deeter pursued, Murphy firing and killing the gunman from several hundred feet. The captured man, about 35, claimed Buffalo roots. the car owner was Willis Leach of Litchfield. The stolen vehicle was found parked on Broad Street.
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Lorain, O
Lorain
Vine Street
Broad Street
Elyria
Willam Murphy
Chester Deeter
Murphy
Lieut. Murphy
Theodore Walker
Buffalo
Potice Thea
Cleveland
Seven Products Added To AAA List
Washington March 26 The House adopted the conference report on the Jones Connally Bill adding seven agricultural products to the AAA basic commodity list Dairy and beef cattle peanuts flax ice barley and grain sorghum are named as basic commodities which may require a definite adjustment program under the AAA The measure also provides 50000000 for relief use of surplus beef and elimination of tubercular cattle
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Washington
House
Jones-Connally
AAA
Senate
White House
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Y.M.C. A
G.O.P. Hope
Marion Patterson
Marion D. Patterson
Blair County
Pennsylvania
League of Faith
First
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Alfred L. Bulwinkle
U. N.C
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Grain Trust
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jesee Jones
Bandit
Eacapes
Leavitt Road
Jack Lords
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