Democrats Advance Tax Program Ready
The House Ways and Means Committee submitted a budget balancing plan to raise about 1.261 billion dollars through sales taxes on stocks, autos, first class postage, cosmetics, furs, jewelry, beverages and gum. The plan includes a five percent tax on autos, seven percent on electricity, and a three cent postage rate, with proposals intended to restore lost sales tax revenue and restore prestige.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
DAL
Houser
John N. Garner
Crisp
Ways and Means
Ragon
Treasury
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Will Wood
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Wood
Ohio Weather: Cloudy Warm Night Then Showers Wednesday
Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight in Ohio followed by showers on Wednesday. East portion warmer. Wednesday colder in parts. Tonight and Wednesday show rising temperatures with likely rain in the afternoon or night. Report notes record highs in Miami and other cities and lists below freezing readings in White River and Pas.
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Ohio
Miami
Phoenix
el Paso
White River
Pas
Prince Albert
Lindbergh Optimistic After Norfolk Conference
Dean H Dobson-Peacock reports Charles A Lindbergh remains very optimistic after a Hopewell meeting with Lindbergh and negotiators. Tom Dobson-Peacock made a dangerous flight to Hopewell for a half hour with Lindbergh, while John H Curtis and Rear Admiral Guy Burrage assist. Curtis would not confirm belief that the child will be returned. Lindbergh deems Norfolk information not significantly substantive.
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Norfolk
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dean H. Dobson-Peacock
Hopewell
Tom Dobson-Peacock
Lindbergh
John H. Curtis
Guy Burrage
Curtis
WH. Norman Schwartzkopf
New Jersey
Dean Dobson-Peacock
Charles Augustus Jr
Assembly Leaders Hold Conference on Relief Plan
Ohio Senate and House leaders met in Columbus to outline a plan of procedure for Governor White relief legislation. Bills will go to committees after late afternoon introductions, with evening meetings possible to push final action by Thursday. Participants included Senate Majority Leader Earl R. Lewis Jr and House Speaker Arthur Hamilton, among others.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Ohio General Assembly
Gov. White
Earl R. Lewis Jr
St. Clairsville
Arthur Hamilton
Lebanon
Lester J. Abele
Cleveland
Herman Ll. Vail
House Taxation Committee
Thomas EB. Bateman
Ohio
Robert A. Tait
Cincinnati
Troops Move To Reclaim Beoliged City In Manchuria
Beoliged city Nungan in Manchuria faces a Japanese assault with infantry and air support sent from Changchun to clear irregular Chinese guerrilla bands. Some Chinese claim patriots oppose the Japanese puppet regime led by Henry Pu Yi. Soviet stance on the Eastern railroad shifts amid recent events.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Changchun
Manchurian
Nungan
Henry Pu-Yi
Kirin
Qld
Russia
Moscow
Senate Faces Bank Reform and Rail Loan Controversy
The Senate moved toward a clash over Reconstruction Finance Corporation stewardship of Federal relief funds and the Glass bill to regulate banking. Republican Borah and Couzens charged the $5,850,010 Missouri Pacific loan was obtained with ICC pressure, while Dill opposed how the funds would let railroads pay interest. The ICC issued approval with a public disavowal of absorbing bank loans, as the Glass bill faced mounting banker opposition led by Leonard Ayres who urged deferral of any depositor relief provisions.
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Washington
I.p
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Borah
Idaho
Couzens
Michigan
Finance Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri Pacific Railway
Dill
Dem
Wash
Charles W. Dawes
Kuhn, Loeb and Co
Guardian Trust Co
New York
Banking and Currency Committees
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Co
County ditch dispute leads to special commissioner plan
County commissioners C. D. Murray and Thomas Peebles faced a mud blocked view of the Sheffield ditch in South Borain. Notices were issued but deemed illegal because Peebles owns property affected by the project. The matter is remanded to the county auditor to seek approval from common pleas judges for a special commissioner to act in Peebles place.
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C. D. Murray
Thomas Peebles
Sheffield
South Borain
Thomas Peebles J
Common Pleas
Peebles
Judge Weygandt to speak at Elyria Kiwanis meeting
Judge Carl V. Weygandt of the Court of Appeals at Cleveland will address the Elyria Kiwanis Club at noon Thursday at the Hotel Newell. The subject remains unannounced.
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Kiwanians
Weygandt
Carl V. Weygandt
Court of Appeals At
Cleveland
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Graf Zeppelin Ends Season's First Flight
Graf Zeppelin returns to Friedrichshafen after its first summer voyage to South America. The dirigible landed after circling Lake Constance on its homeward approach.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
South America
Lake Constance
State Tax Commission Extends Filing Deadline to April 20
The State Tax Commission will extend the tax return filing deadline to April 20 due to delays in implementing the new classified tax law. Ohio counties were to be notified, and Governor George White had urged the move. Taxpayers who have evaded personal taxes can now file without penalties if they complete a return under the present law, provided they list their property.
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United Press Today
Reliable
State Tax Commission
Columbus
Tax Commission
George White
Lorain County
C. S. Kelser
Kelser
Aviator Nagoya Killed Preparing Pacific Flight
New York reports Captain Y Nagoya Japanese aviator died when his Bellanca monoplane nosedived into water near Floyd Bennett airport after takeoff for New Castle Delaware. He was among three Japanese fliers planning a first nonstop continent to Pacific coast then ocean hop. The crew planned ship inspection at Bellanca factory.
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New York
Y. Nagoya
Floyd Bennett Airport
Nagoya
New Castle
Del
Pacific
Kanekichi Asai
Retou Kiyosawa
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Clyde Pangborn
Report 200 Chinese Guerrillas Killed in Manchuria
Chinchow Manchuria March 29 Two hundred Chinese guerrillas were reported killed today when Japanese forces dispersed about 1000 Chinese near Suichang. The incident is described in telegraphic dispatches from the region. The report notes the scale of the fighting and the casualties among Chinese guerrilla units. The details remain unverified as communication from the area is limited.
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Chinchow
Manchuria
Suichang
Finis To Old Green Line History Today
The Cleveland South Western Railway Company once a pioneer in electric interurban service faces a final chapter as its property is auctioned under Federal Court control in bankruptcy. Bids determine whether the sale proceeds today, with the line having served Cleveland's early growth, freight and passenger traffic, before motor vehicles and trucks ended its era.
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Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company
Federal Court
Cleveland
Pioneer Auto Executive Shoots Self in Cleveland Home
Lewis H. Kittredge, 61, former president of Peerless Motor Car Company from 1906 to 1921, killed himself in his basement amid a decline in fortune. A note to his wife cited nerves and low mood as factors. His wife Blanche and her brother Julian Van Glahen found the body after noticing smoke. He had not been active in business since 1921 and was linked to Barneys Oldfield early in auto racing. Survived by two children from a former marriage, Nigel Holder and Lewis H. Kittridge Jr., in London.
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Cleveland
Ubi
Lewis H. Kittredge
Automobile Inndustry
Peerless Motor Car Company
Kittredge
Blanche Kittredge
Julian van Glahen
Toledo
van Glahen
Barney Oldfield
Nigel Holder
Lewis H. Kittridge, Jr
London
Eng
Lorain Mother Kills Daughter Then Shoots Self
In Lorain on March 29 Mrs Joseph Tisler, 46, fatally shoots her four year old daughter May with a pistol, then shoots herself in the head inside their home. Husband, five other children at school, police say she had been ill and worried about losing their home. She dies at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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Lorain
Joseph Tisler
St. Joseph's Hospital
May
Sher
Tisler
Fires Destroy House And Barn With Cattle Loss
Two rural fires last night consumed fourteen registered cows and two horses at O B Myers farm near Lester Ohio. The blaze swept the barn and stored hay while the house at Sam Bachtell's four miles west of Medina burned to the ground. Myers and wife returned at midnight and were awakened by 1 am to find the barn fully engulfed, driving Martin family from their home. Insurance partially covers Myers loss.
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O. BE. Myers
Lester
Joseph Martin
Sam Bachtell
Medina
Martin
Myers
Salvation Army Dedication Moves to First Floor Quarters
The Salvation Army here will dedicate its new home at 672 Broad Street Sunday afternoon. After 25 years in second floor rooms, the organization takes over the entire building. The first floor will serve as an auditorium with seating for 390 persons.
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Salvation Army
Broad Street
Grafton Officials Face No Pay Paydays' Mayors Hopeful
Grafton village faces pay shortages with only $3.14 in the fund to cover salaries for mayor, marshal, councilmen, and other officials. Attorney James B. Lilley cites new tax restrictions and heavy debt as causes, but assures officials are not discouraged. Mayor's salary listed as $1907, marshal $12, councilman $48. residents fund indigents.
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Grafton
Grafton Village
James B. Lilley
Lilley
Maror
Marshal
Hoover Opposes Full Veterans Bonus Payment
Washington March 29 President Hoover voiced absolute opposition to a proposed full payment plan for veterans adjusted compensation certificates estimated to cost 2 000 000 000 He warned such legislation would undermine credit efforts and derail budget balance He noted polls in the House show apprehension about another large bonus bill and reaffirmed his stance first stated at the Detroit American Legion meeting The president spoke with forceful emphasis during a brief press conference and shakes of his head.
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Washington
Hoover
United States
House of Representatives
American Legion
Detroit
Legson
Sloover
Tax League to Hear Lorain County Candidates Friday
Lorain County candidates for county and state offices will state their positions Friday night at the Elria Township Tax League meeting held at Markley School. A speaker is planned, though not yet announced, and the session is set to begin at 7:58 PM.
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Lorain County
Elr Ria Township Tax League
Markley School
Oberlin Freshmen Cap Fire Riot Highlights Campus Traditions
Oberlin College endured a chaotic cap burning ceremony as freshmen and sophomores clashed over railroad ties used for the bonfire. Tensions escalated with a kidnapping attempt, a mock jail visit, and painted humiliation before a staged tug of war, egg throws, and a final demure ending in the men’s building.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
Fresh Head
Gordon Scott
Scott
Amherst
Bank Robbery by Northwestern National Bandits in Minneapolis
Bandits raided the North American branch of Northwestern National Bank in Minneapolis and escaped with about 175000 in bonds and stock. About ten bandits, armed with sawed off shotguns and sub machine guns, forced 28 employees to line up as the loot was taken. Police broadcast warnings statewide as officials noted the bonds were insured for a million dollars.
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Minneapolis
Twin City
Governor White Pledges Relief To Ohio Needy
Governor George White addressed the General Assembly in Columbus urging urgent unemployment and hunger relief. He urged passage of extraordinary measures as Ohio seeks to avert starvation amid economic depression, stating the state must not permit its citizens to starve.
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Columbus
People of
Ohio
General Assembly
House of Representatives
George White
House
Senate
White
Well Known Theatrical Man Killed in Rochester Crash
Dave Nolan manager of Loew's Rochester theatre and a prominent figure in the theatrical world was killed in an automobile accident near Rochester New York. Nolan was in his 40s and had come here two years ago from New York City.
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Rochester
N. Y
Dave Nolan
Loew's
Rochester Theatre
Nolan
New York
Funeral arrangements set for John J. Harrington in Youngstown
Youngstown D March 28 funeral plans are announced for John J. Harrington, millionaire lawyer and utilities director, who died February 27 in Sydney Australia while a world cruise. His daughter Miss Fiorente Harrington accompanied the body back to Youngstown.
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Youngstown
John J. Harrington
Harrington
Sydney
Australia
Fiorente Harrington
Renting Season Opens Advertising Rental Space Now
The renting season is on as spring begins and owners are urged to place ads in the Chronicle Telegram Rental Columns to find tenants quickly. Phone 4412-4413 to place an ad and secure prompt results.
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Chronicle- Telegram
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