Farm Credit Agencies to Be Merged by Roosevelt Order
President Roosevelt moves to consolidate all federal agricultural financing agencies into one Farm Credit Administration to refine refinancing and reduce farm mortgage burdens. The plan calls for a federal bond issue between 1 000 000 000 and 2 000 000 000, with final action in 61 days unless Congress vetoes. The Senate and House cooperated on drafting the bill to scale mortgages and lessen interest rates while tying into surpluses relief measures.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
Roosevelt
Farm Credit Administration
White House
Senate
House
Wallace
Senate Agriculture
Snowstorm blamed for three deaths in Vermilion crash
Vermilion Ohio March 27 coroner John Yochem blamed a blinding snowstorm and heavy fog for a highway railroad collision that killed three men. John Hazvar 22 Joseph Mercy 23 and Paul Bezoti 20 died when Hazvar's car struck a fast freight at the Grand Street crossing of the New York Central tracks. Bezoti Mercy died at the scene while Hazvar died an hour later.
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Vermilion
Erie County
John Yochem
Grand Street
New York Central
John Hazvar
West 25Th Street
Cleveland
Joseph Mercy
Chatham Avenue
Paul Bezoti
Rye Beach
Sandusky
Yachem
Bezoti
Mercy
Huzvar
Eight Killed in Weekend Auto Accidents Across Ohio
United Press survey tallies at least eight deaths from crashes in Ohio and nearby. In Vermilion a car hit a New York Central freight train killing John Harvard Cleveland Joseph Mercy and Paul Dezoty. Fiomer Davis 21 of Coalton died after his car struck a pole in Wellston. James Keil 30 of Hamilton county died when his car hit a streetcar. In Cleveland two died including Rev Patrick Burke and a crippled man Patrick Carroll. Mrs Anastasia Robinson injured near Zanesville as car overturns. Marie Alta Sheets 20 killed in a train crash and buried in Heights West Virginia today.
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United Press
Vermilion
New York Central
John Harvar
Cleveland
Joseph Mercy
Paul Dezoty
Fiomer Davis
Coalton
Gallipolis
Wellston
Rio Grande College
Hamilton County
James Keil
Patrick Burke
St. Catherine's Catholic Church
iPatrick Carroll
Ohio Weather Forecast Clears This Week
Ohio forecast calls for cloudy skies with night showers this afternoon and early tonight. Warmer in the southeast portion tonight. Tuesday expects fair skies and a cooler, crisp air across the state.
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Ohio
Gas Company Talks After Referendum Petition Meeting
Negotiations with the gas company to fix a satisfactory rate for Elyria followed a Saturday gathering led by Albert Kay, representing 2800 petition signers blocking the new rate ordinance. The aim is to present a full picture of the gas issue to secure a settlement acceptable to all groups.
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Elyria
Albert Kay
Kay
Columbus
E. M. Tharp
Ordi
Japan Withdraws From the League of Nations
The Japanese government and Emperor Hirohito sign a proclamation announcing Japan’s resignation from the League of Nations. Foreign Minister Uchida telegrams Sir Eric Drummond that Japan will pursue peace in the Orient, citing Manchuria and criticisms of league actions as the motive. The withdrawal is effective in two years with continued financial obligations.
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Tokio
TtThe
Hironito
Japan
League of Nations
Yasuya Uchida
Eric Drummond
League
Geneva
World Association
China
Orient
Far East
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Ohio seeks to legalize and tax beer in momentous week
The Ohio legislature faces a pivotal week with a recess looming. The focus is on legalizing and taxing 3.3 percent beer and creating a state liquor control commission. The revised Ackerman beer bill aims for a Senate vote tonight if approved by the judiciary committee, while House opposition may delay action until Wednesday. If the emergency clause passes, beer becomes legal. without it, a 90 day wait begins.
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Ohio
Liquor Control Commission
Ackerman
White
Senate
Judiciary
House
Wets
House of Representatives
McNamee
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Secretary of State
Sheep and cattle interests protest at Washington
March 27. Western sheep and cattle interests protested to the Senate against including sheep and cattle in the Roosevelt Farm Bill. Henry W. Farr of Greeley Colorado, president of the Colorado Nebraska Lamb Feeder's Association, warned the bill would cause livestock to back up and the public to be unable to purchase.
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Washington
Senate
Henry W. Farr
Greeley
Colo
Lamb and Cattle Feeder
Colorado-Nebraska Lamb Feeder’s Association
Picket at Ford Plant as 2000 of 7000 strike in London
Strikers picketed the Ford Automobile Works at Dagenham Essex County with 2000 of the plant 7000 employees on strike. Only office workers were permitted to enter the plant. Strikers protest a wage cut and work was at a standstill.
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FORD
London
Ford Automobile Works
Degenham
Essex County
Daring Daylight Hoobery At Sin Clair Refiring Co
Three armed men robbed the Sin Clair Refiring Company bulk station at North Ridge and Pearl roads around 7:45 AM. They forced employee Fred Fries to open the burglar proof safe, pepper sprayed him, bound him, and fled. Manager Elbert Adams found Fries in a closet at 8:15 AM. Deputies Nau and Chapman collected a description as Fries, battered by pepper, told how the trio entered, with two armed and one unarmed. This is the eighth burglary reported at the station, with prior forced safes but no successful entry.
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Sinclair
North Ridge
Pearl Roads
Fred Fries
Pepper
Fries
Elbert F. Adams
Adams
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Clergyman Rev. Patrick Burke Fatally Hurt in Cleveland Crash
Rev. Fr. Patrick Burke of Cleveland, known in Elyria and Lorain County, was killed in a car collision with a street car on Easton Avenue. The former assistant pastor of St. Catherine's Church died at Cleveland Hospital after suffering a fractured skull. He had ties to Wakeman and Elyria families and was a close friend of Rev Fr James Daley.
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Patrick Burke
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain County
Fr. Burke
St. Catherine’s Catholic Church
Wakeman
Patrick
John Burke
John H. Conry
Easton Avenue
Cleveland Hospital
Ife
James Daley
St. Mary's Church
Oil River Floods Levee Swamps Dade Park Race Track
The Ohio River burst through a levee at Henderson Kentucky flooding Dade Park race track and surrounding structures. The week’s flood toll rose to nine with the death of Eugene Leever 28 of Newton Ohio drowned in the Little Miami near Cincinnati after a boat capsized.
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Henderson
Dade Park
Ohio
Mississippi
Kentucky
Eugene Leever
Newton
Little Miami
Cincinnati
Leever
Fined $100 For Theft Of Chickens
Earl F Whitney of Camden township was fined $100 and costs after arraignment on petit larceny for stealing 23 chickens from Frank Davison. John Black of Lorain faces trial this afternoon. he is bonded for a separate theft of four sheep from J E Davidson of Kipton. Sheriff Dick says recent arrests may clear up local thefts.
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Earl F. Whitney
Camden Township
Joseph Petro
Frank Davidson
Camden
John Black
Lorain
Black
J. E. Davidson
Kipton
Clarence Dick
Teachers Get Part of Pay Today
Elyria public school employees received partial pay, with teachers getting 80 percent of their March 10 amount and janitors receiving none for March 15 plus half of February. Several teachers had been without funds since February 24 due to withdrawal restrictions, and many had deposited their last checks before the banks limited withdrawals.
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Elyria Public
Fight Referendum Delay At Amherst Ohio
Amherst village plans to challenge in the Ohio Supreme Court any move to delay a municipal light plant referendum. Clerk Charles Miller reports an alternative writ requires petitions to delay voting until November or appear April 15 to show cause. A prior petition effort led to 90 of 188 signers withdrawing, leaving under 116 names to trigger a referendum. If unobstructed, the referendum is set for May 2.
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Amherst. O
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles A. Miller
Amherst
Miller
Supreme Court
William A. Miller
Board of Elections
Clera
Bricker Rules On Beer Bill Vote
In Columbus on March 27 Attorney General John W. Bricker ruled that the Ackerman beer bill must win a two thirds majority in both the Senate and the House on the bill and on the emergency clause to take effect immediately Speaker Frank Cave had asked for guidance noting the House could pass the emergency clause but might lack votes on the bill itself Bricker issued the ruling Monday
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Columbus
Senate
House
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Frank Cave
House of Representatives
Justice opposes Owen D Young on two corporate boards
The Department of Justice objects to Owen D Young serving as a director of General Electric and the Radio Corporation of America. Under the GE-RCA dissolution decree, interlocking boards must end by April 21. Young sought court permission to serve on both boards, but the DOJ declined beyond a two week extension and has not consented.
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Owen D. Young
Washington
Department of Justice
General Electric Company
Radio Corporation of America
Cummings
General Electric—R. C. A
Young
Federal District Court
Wilmington
Del
Department of Justice Fough
Reforestation Relief Plan Moves Ahead by Senate Panel
Washington March 27. The Senate labor committee approved President Roosevelt's reforestation unemployment relief plan. It authorizes contracting about 250000 men under rates and rules to be set by him.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Labor Committee
Gunmen kill Progressive Miners Union Leader in coal wars
In West Frankfort Illinois on March 27 John Ward head of the Progressive Miners Union was shot dead and two companions wounded as coal mine tensions surged after a weekend of rising violence. The attackers fled in a car, amid ongoing turmoil in the coal fields.
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West Frankfort
John Ward
Deny Reports Found Bodies Of Flyers
The St. Pierre administration announced today that reports of fishermen discovering the skeletons of lost French aviators Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli on a Newfoundland hillside are unfounded.
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ST. Pierre
Miquelon
Charles Nungesser
Francois Coli
Newfoundland
Preparations for World Economic Conference Progress
Washington March 27 Secretary of State Cordell Hull and British Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay met to push further preparations for the world economic conference and to discuss adjustment of the British war debt to the United States.
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Washington
United States
Cordell Hull
Ronald Lindsay
Waterway Treaty to Return for Senate Vote
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 14 to 2 to return the St. Lawrence Waterway Treaty to the Senate. Chairman Pittman said no action was taken on amendments from the Chicago sanitary district.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Pittman
Chicago
Governor White Plans Pardon After 3.2 Beer Bill Enacts
Governor White announced he will grant pardons to inmates in Ohio jails workhouses and state institutions for illegal beer manufacture once the legislature passes the 3.2 per cent beer bill.
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Columbus, CO
White
Ohio
Ohio Senate to vote tonight on Ackerman Beer Bill
March 27 report from Columbus says the Ackerman Beer Bill faces a Senate vote tonight to enact it as an emergency measure if 22 votes are secured. Key supporters and Lt Governor Charles Sawyer may influence the outcome as absence could block the measure.
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Columbus
Ackerman
Ohio Senate
Charlies Sawyer
State Departments Move In To New 14 Story Ohio Office
Columbus March 27 The State moved into a new 14 story office building costing nearly 6 million dollars. The structure dominates the business district along the Scioto river and houses 223 761 square feet. Maintenance will rise by about 75 090 dollars annually according to public works director Brindle.
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Columbus
State
Scioto River
T. S. Brindle
Ohio
Howard L. Bevis
Reorganization Plans for Union Trust and Guardian Funds
Cleveland March 27 A review by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation indicates funds must be supplied to revive Union Trust Company and Guardian Trust Company with government aid. Officials say R F C is appraising assets not auditing banks as preparations for reorganization proceed.
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Clueveland
Union Trust Comparer
Guardian Trust Company
Reconstruction Fire Corporation
Davas
John K. McKee
R. F
Detroit
Kidnapped Boy Reunited With Parents In Ohio Case
Peter Myers Jr fourteen year old was held by kidnapers for about a week and located by an agent in Youngstown. He was driven blindfolded to a rendezvous on State Route between Akron and Canton where his father met him. He described being locked in a bedroom and fed through a door. Sheriff Hardman said the search would continue.
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Masury
Peter Myers, Jr
Myers
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
Peter
Roy S. Hardman
Trumbull County
Myers South
Mike Ste
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