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Washington story recounts Roosevelt veto fight over veterans pay cuts and revenue needs as Congress navigates a tax revision bill. Byrne says the president may seek new revenues after veto override, with Senate debates shaping next fiscal year balance and possible supplementary taxes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Joseph W. Byrne
Congress
Byrne
Senate
Senators Vote Split as Veto Override Fails in Senate
Washington March 29 The Senate vote on overriding the President's veto shows 63 in favor and 33 against with 1 Farmer Labor member supporting the override. Democrats listed 29 in support and 27 to sustain the veto. Republicans 33 in support of override. a small bloc of Dems and allies split in the final count.
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Washington
Senate
Adams Ashurst
Bachmann
Bone
Bulow Caraway
Clark
Copeland
Costiman
Dill
Duffy
George
Hatch
Hayden
Lonergan
Long
McAdoo
McCarran
McGill
McKellar
Neely
Overton
Reynolds
Russell
Smith
Thomas
Okla
Utah
Walsh
Wheeler
Austin
Barbour
Borah
Capper
Carey
Coubens
Cutting
Davis
Dickinson
Fess
Frazier
Gibson
Goldsborough
Hale
Hastings
Hatfeild
Johnson
Kean
Keyes
la Foliette
McNary
Norbeck
Norris
Nye
Patterson
Reed
Robinson
Ind
Schall
Steiner
Townsend
Vandenberg
Walcott
White
Farmer Labor
Shipstead
Bailey
Bankhead
Barkley
Black
Brown
Burkley
Byrd
Byrnes
Connally
Coolidge
Dieterich
Fletcher
Glass
Gore
Harrison
King
Lokan
Murphy
O'Mahoney
Pope
Arkansas
Sheppard Stephens
Thompson
Tydings van Nuys
Wagner
Paris
Paris—For Overriding
Metcalf
Herbert
Lewis
Erickson
Pittman
Trammell
The Weather Forecast North and Central Warmer With Snow Risk
Fair and warmer in north and central portions tonight with cloudy skies and a chance of light snow or rain in the extreme north. Cloudy in other areas with possible snow or rain and colder conditions in the north and central regions.
President Roosevelt Cruises Bahamas Waters Today
President Roosevelt toured Bahamas waters amid a Senate veto override on the independent offices bill. Col. Marvin H. McIntyre relayed the action to the president in Miami while Roosevelt prepared to sail aboard Vincent Astor's Nourmahal toward Nassau. The Nourmahal, escorted by destroyers Ellis and Tatnall, is due back April 6, with hopes of spotting Wilt barracuda and bone fish.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Bahamas
Jacksonville
Fla
Vincent Astor
Miami
Senate
Independent Offices
Marvin H. McIntyre
White House
Miami-Biltmore Hotel
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
British Territory
Nassau
Great Britain
St. Johns River
Ellis
Tatnall
Providence Channel
Ohio Enforces Recovery Codes Nationwide Drive
In Columbus Ohio a statewide effort to enforce National Recovery Codes began. W L Coffin executive administrator of the Ohio Recovery Act visited Cleveland to start prosecutions of cleaners and dyers who violated the code. Assistant Attorney General Donald Hall previously prosecuted violators in Columbus and Cincinnati. Prosecutions will extend to Toledo next week with court action promised against violators of the codes.
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Columbus
Ohio Today
W. L. Coffin
Ohio Recovery Act
Cleveland
Donald Hall
Cincinnati
Coffin
Toledo
Assembly Still At 6th On Takes In Columbus
Ohio Legislature moves toward a revenue raising program with no clear tax plan. Governor White’s joint session appearance failed to sway both houses, continuing the stalemate from January. Continued on Page 2.
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Columbus. C
Ohio
White
County Commissioners Approve Supplemental Appropriations
The county board approved supplementary appropriations totaling 17300 for the year in a paper transaction to cover emergencies and anticipated needs. Additional funds were set for the courthouse and jail, Children's Home, County Home, indigent blind, county fairs, deputy warden, and a contingency fund, reflecting price increases and early-quarter legal allowance.
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Board of County Commissioners
Roosevelt Faces Congressional Rebellion Over Vets Pay
The Roosevelt administration confronts a political crisis as Congress challenges vetoed economy plans and pushes a tariff bill. House and Senate rebels seek to restore veterans' compensation and clerks' salaries, casting doubt on White House control and signaling a fierce struggle ahead. Labor and veterans shape the contest as primaries approach.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic House
Senate
House
Congress
White House
Capitol Hill
Schools Close On Good Friday in Lorain County
Six districts in Lorain County announce Good Friday closings with Avon Avon Lake Ridgeville Carlisle Eaton and Graf ton among those reporting. Brookside likely closed. Avon students enjoy a two day vacation as Avon is closed today and tomorrow. Elyria ends spring vacation tomorrow and schools resume Monday with others possibly closing too.
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Lorain County
County Board of Education
Avon
Avon Lake
Ridgeville
Carlisila Township
Eaton
Grafton
Brookside
Washington
Elyria
Plan to Organize Ohio Federated Patriotic Society Chapter
A local chapter of the Ohio Federated Patriotic Society affiliated with the G A R was called to meet at 7 20 p m today in the G A R Hall of the Ohio Public Service building. G A R members Woman's Relief Corps Ladies of the G A R Daughters of Union Veterans Civil War Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary and Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War are invited to attend.
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Ohio Federated Patriotic Society
Ohio Public Service Building
Woman's Relief Corps
Daughters of Union Veterans
Civil War Sons of Union Veterans
Autillary and
Sons of Union Veterans
Death Summons Widely Known La Grange Man Feagler 60
Otho Feagler 60 of La Grange died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a weeklong illness. He operated a barber shop in Elyria from 1896 to 1913 and later owned the La Grange hotel. Survived by widow Lillie Butler Feagler, four sisters in Indiana and California, two brothers, and a Michigan born life member of the Elyria Eagles Lodge. Body sent to Sudro Funeral Home for funeral arrangements.
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Otho Peagier
la Grange
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Feagler
Tillie Butler Feagler
Farm women wrap up Lorain County project season
Agricultural extension work for Lorain County farm women ends the 1933-34 season with 35 Grafton Home Makers’ Club members viewing meat planning. Four main projects—two on clothing and two on foods—were voted in, plus a candy-making add on. Plans for 1934-35 include community chosen projects under a new countywide extension plan.
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Lorain County
Grafton Home Makers’ Club
Durkee
Alice Bird
Miss Bird
German pilot breaks world looping record in Argentina
Wolf Hirth of Germany set a world looping record at El Palomar Military Airport near Buenos Aires by completing 74 loops after being towed to 6 000 feet. The test, dated March 29, highlights a milestone in aerobatic achievement.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Wolf Hirth
el Palomar
Former Local Pastor Will Speak Here
Rev Walter C Birkner a familiar Elyrian will speak tomorrow noon at the last Lutheran noonday service at St Johns Church under Grace and St Johns. He is director of Missions in Ohio and Indiana and led St Johns 1920 1929. The Good Friday observance is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Walter C. Birkner
St. John’s Church
Missouri Synod
Christ
Birkner
Grace Church
R. Bosse
Amhierst
Typhoon Destroys Dajiavane Area and Drowns Hundreds
Canton messages report a Typhoon ALLETIN swept the Dajiavane area near Blas Bay drowning 606 Chinese and sinking 340 junks and sampans. A customs boat staffed by British officers rescued survivors and recovered many bodies.
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Alletin
Hong Kong
Dajiavane
Blas Bay
Canton
Ofier Re
Bond Refunding Bill Defeated in Ohio House
Columbus Ohio March 29 The Bond Refunding Bill was defeated for the second time in the Ohio House of Representatives as a conference committee report was voted down 65 to 29. Passage required 69 affirmative votes.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio House of Representatives
Conference Committee
Martin J Insull Held on 364,720 Bond After Return to Chicago
Martin J Insull, former head of a vast utilities empire, stood before Judge Philip Finnegan in Chicago and sought release on 350 000 bond for alleged theft from Middle West Utilities. After 11 days in Toronto custody he arrived back in the US unable to post the bail as a loyal friend offered property fell short by 5 000. State’s Attorney Courtney remanded him to the sheriff.
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Chicago
Martin J. Insull
Samuel
Philip J. Finnegan
Canada
Middle West Utilities Company
Toronto
Thomas J. Courtney
Report shows recovery in eleven lake cities meeting
At the 11th annual Great Lakes Regional Advisory Board meeting in Toledo Ohio March 29 business leaders and shippers report a resurgence after three years. L V Sims of the Detroit Board of Commerce notes Cleveland employment at its highest since August 1931 and Detroit progressing toward full recovery. Clare B Tefft of Toledo is reelected president with W G Clayton as executive committee chair and L M MacPherson Grand Rapids Mich vice president. Frank H Baer Cleveland Chamber of Commerce secretary reelected.
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Toledo, CO
Lake Cities
Great Lakes
W. G. Clayton
L. M. MacPherson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frank H. Baer
Cleveland Chamber of Commeres
Wirt Faces Special House Probe Over Red Plot Claims
Dr William A Wirt of Gary Indiana says he is ready to go to Washington as the House Rules Committee approves a resolution to compel him to name his informants on a red plot charge. If he refuses he can be cited for contempt. The House also authorizes 10000 for Nazi propaganda inquiries, expanding a Dickstein committee study.
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Gary
Ind
Washington
William A. Wirt
House Rules Committee
Joseph W. Burns
Indiana
House
Burns
Wirt
Samuel Dickstein
N.Y
Dickstein
Freighter Crosses Lake With Load of Autos
The Crescent City, first freighter to attempt the Lake Erie crossing this season, battled offshore ice at Cleveland. under Capt Clyde Tobin it carried 250 new automobiles bound for Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York. Crowds watched as ice cutting maneuveres were shown in darkness and fog. Tugs waited in the Cuyahoga River, though Tobin said a tug was not needed in three years. This marks the sixth season Tobin has led the first auto boat into port.
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Cleveland
Crescent City
Lake Erie
Clyde Tobin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Cuyahoga River
Tobin
Unified code sought for three auto industry branches
The Onlo State Automotive Association seeks a uniform code covering dealers robbers and automotive maintenance men. W A Jenne of Elyria chairs the board and Frank S Aust of Elyria is treasurer. At a recent meeting the group adopted the resolution and sent copies to dealers statewide.
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Onlo State Automotive
W. A. Jenne
Elyria
Frank S. Aust
Aust
Brain Trust members remain unidentified in Washington
In Washington a probe reveals no clear list of Brain Trust members tied to the Roosevelt administration. The article names several figures most often connected to the term, highlighting the mystery surrounding who belongs to the controversial group. Separately, Cleveland reports the death of Common Pleas Judge Thomas M. Kennedy at 74 from bronchial pneumonia after 306 years on the Cuyaoga County bench.
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Washington
America
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Thomas M. Kennedy
Cuyaoga County
Udge Kennedy
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