Bomb Explodes Near Father Coughlin at Royal Oak Home
In Royal Oak Michigan Father Charles Coughlin a Catholic priest and political leader barely escaped injury when a crude bomb exploded under his bed in the basement of his home. Two aides Father John Tully and Father Williams were shaken as windows shattered and canned goods were damaged. Police seek clues and have questioned a nearby driver while Mayor Frank Murphy was briefed.
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Royal Oak
Mich
Charles FE
Coughlin
Detroit
John Tully
Williams
Frank Murphy
Royal Quk
Favorable Report on Five Day Week Bill
The Senate judiciary committee gave a favorable report on the Black five day work week bill intended to put millions back to work in industry. The plan envisions a 30 hour or 31 1/2 hour workweek spread across five days.
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Washington
Mar
U. P
Senate Judiciary Committee
Banking bill to permit conservators for state banks
The Baker emergency banking bill, returned from conference, will add two amendments. One allows the state bank superintendent to appoint conservators for state banks. The other permits issuing capital notes and debentures. Aimed at Cleveland and Akron banking situations, conservators may be placed in Union Trust and Guardian Trust in Cleveland and First Central in Akron. The conservator would hold full powers during reorganizations.
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Columbus
Baker
Senate
House
Cleveland
Akron
Ira Fulton
Union Trust and Guardian Trust Companies
First Central Lnk
Amarillo Man Bound For Grand Jury On Concealed Weapon Charge
Wireston L Powers of Amarillo Texas was bound to the grand jury after arraignment before Mayor W T Van Oster for carrying a concealed weapon He was arrested at the Old Mill Gas Station Oberlin at 3 am a fully loaded 38 caliber pistol found in his coat Powers claimed he was hitch-hiking to Toledo Police were alerted by a station attendant and another observer who grew suspicious of the stranger.
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Wireston L. Powers
Amarillo
Texas
W. T. van Oster
Old Mill
Oberlin
Franklin Carr
Powers
Toledo
The Weather Forecast OHTO
Occasional rain tonight into Friday. Warmer tonight then colder Friday night. In extreme west, fortion in afternoon.
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OHTO
West Fortion
Cleveland First National Bank to Open Within Months
Cleveland's new First National Bank will start as a 375 million dollar institution on the premises of Union Trust Company, succeeding it. A plan with Reconstruction Finance Corporation to match capital and provide a 20 million dollar loan aims to pay a 35 percent liquidating dividend to Union Trust depositors. Guardian Trust Company representatives may present plans for a second Cleveland National Bank. Officials anticipate improved conditions across Northern Ohio and help for about 100 small country banks through released assets.
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Cleveland
First National Bank
Union Trust Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Cleveland Capital
Union Trust
Guardian Trust Company of
Washington
W. H. Woodin
Ohio
Joseph R. Kraus
Kraus
First National
Survey of Local Banks Nears Completion
The Chronicle Telegram reports steady progress in a survey of local banks. One study completed, another to finish this afternoon, and a third to start tomorrow. A new Cleveland bank reportedly will release about 35 percent of Union Trust Co deposits, aiding Elyria banks. Local bankers expect a formal update early next week.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Banking Department
Cleveland
Union Trust Co
Elyria
County Officials Called to Meet on Expense Reductions
County commissioners plan a general meeting of all county officials to pursue broad reductions in expenses and avoid more relief bonds. The relief commission urged curtailments including street lighting cuts and charging fees for garbage collection to fund relief. Elyria seeks 10,000 for April and area townships request 5,500 combined, with a state grant request of 20,000 possible.
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C. D. Murray
Board of Commissioners
County Relief Commission
Murray
W. H. van Oster
Elyria
Sheffield Township
Amherst Township
Morton Houghton
Oberlin
Production loan rules open for Lorain farmers
Regulations for 1933 crop production loans are available to Lorain County farmers through W H Van Horn, field inspector. He will work from Elyria in the county extension office to provide application blanks. Loans from a 90 million dollar fund require crop reductions and have limits of 300 dollars per borrower, with total tenant loans not to exceed 1200 dollars. First lien on the crop is required. Loans due by October 31 1933 with 5.5 percent interest deducted in advance.
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Lorain County
W. H. van Horn
van Horn
Elyria
County Agricultural Extension Service
Washington
Congress
Communists Try to Break Through to Prince of Wales
In Bellshill Lanarkshire March 30 Communists booed sang the Internationale and waved red flags as the Prince of Wales arrived on his tour to address unemployment issues. Police reinforcements dispersed the crowd and routed the demonstrators.
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Prince OF Wales
Bellshill
Lanarkshire
Scotland
Five Elyria Township Schools to shorten term
Lorain County schools face finances with five Elyria Township elementary schools cutting the term. The 388 pupils, 14 regular and two special teachers, will close two weeks early while teachers receive eight months pay. Bus service will stay for the year. Some districts may follow with eight months pay if funds fall short.
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Lorain County
Elyria Township
Township Board of Education
Elyria
Lorain
Clearview
Elsha High School
R P. Vaughn
Vaughn
Boards of Education
Ohio to Legalize 3.2 Beer Under Ackerman Bill
Ohio Senate concurs with House amendments to the Ackerman Beer Bill, legalizing 3.2 beer with an emergency clause. The measure creates a seven member liquor control commission and taxes expected to raise about four million dollars annually. Proponents hail a fast start to operation, while Senate concurrence on House changes remains to be decided.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Liquor Control Commission
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
House of Representatives
Ackerman
Owet
Senate
Joseph XN. Ackerman
Cleveland
Settling quake shakes southern California today
A strong settling earthquake jolted southern California today, the fiercest in 10 days, waking residents over a wide area. Long Beach police described the shock as fairly severe, but no damage or injuries were reported despite the fearsome tremor.
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Los Angeles
California
Long Beach
Damas
Nazi Discipline After Attacks on Americans in Berlin
Berlin March 30 In the Nazi Anti-Jewish campaign disciplinary action followed attacks on Americans. One Nazi expelled and to be tried, two disciplined by a commander after a protest by U S consul general Messersmith to Berlin police over a second attack on Julius Fuchs owner of a night club. Fuchs was first attacked March 18. A civilian non Nazi also held for trial.
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Berlin
Hitler
Charles Messersmith
United States
Julius Fuchs
Fuchs
Plan Regulation to Protect Investors Expansion Proposes Bank and Exchange Reform
Washington on March 30 officials announced expanded plans to protect investors. The administration aims to regulate stock exchanges and banking, pursue jail terms for convicted bankers, and curb parole by judges. President Roosevelt, Fletcher, Woodin, and Pecora lead efforts with a broad agenda against unethical practices.
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Washington
p—Administration
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
United Press
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
President Studies Nations Finances In Roosevelt Conference
President Roosevelt met with Secretary of the Treasury Wood and Budget Director Douglass to review the nation's finances for immediate action on the jobless relief program and to discuss the future public works program. The talks reportedly could delay new contract awards while policy is determined, but ongoing work would continue.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Woodin
Douglax
Citys Economy Program 100 In Effect
The city unveils a 100 economy program effective April 1 aimed at saving about 33000 for the rest of the year. Mayor W H Van Oster cites a 10 percent salary cut for all officials and staff, plus managed layoffs and curtailed services to trim current expenses and avert potential year end deficits.
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W. H. van Oster
Gas and Electric Survey
Park Department
Planning Commission
Child Rescued From Bumper Of Auto
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and Deputies Paul Chapman Henry Moehl and Claude Adams rescued a three year old boy clinging to a car bumperette near the county jail. The driver claimed the child as her son and, amid the confusion, the deputies failed to obtain names. Earlier, Clifford Daniels’ two and a half year old daughter was saved from Black River by neighbors, firemen, and doctors, and was reported well.
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Clarence W. Dick
Paul Chapman
Henry Moehl
Claude Adams
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Adams
Vox
Cliford Daniels
East River Street
Black River
Five Shots Fired At Constable Sale Crowd
Five shots were fired at a crowd gathered at a constable sale after a hand to hand fight with the constables. A man suffered a thumb wound.
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New Kensington
Congress Passes Reforestation Bill to Create 250000 Jobs
Congress approved the administration reforestation bill to recruit 250000 jobless men for public works. The Senate halted consideration of the Wagner unemployment relief bill to adopt House amendments, enacting the reforestation project Roosevelt relied on for immediate work.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Administration
Senate
House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lorain County Farm Bureau to Host April Meeting
Lorain County farmers will meet Wednesday April 12 to discuss how recent financial developments affect agriculture. Sponsored by the Lorain County Farm Bureau and Pomona Grange, the event will feature two speakers from the State Farm Bureau or State Grange and the Ohio State University Agricultural Extension service.
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Lorain County
Farm Bureau and Grange
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Grange
State Farm Bureau
State Grange
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
W. G. Caskey
Lorain
H. G. Portman
County Farm Bureau Organization
Broadening Scope of Farm Bill Moves Through Senate Panel
The Senate Agriculture Committee voted to remove a section allowing the secretary of agriculture to revise processing taxes, marking the first major change to the Roosevelt Farm Bill. The panel also broadened the bill to include peanuts and flax. Senators Byrd and Wheeler sponsored the commodity additions.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Byrd
Dem
Wheeler
Moat
McNary
Ore
Three Arrests For Passing School Buses Reported
Three more arrests for passing standing school buses were reported last night. Fines of 10 dollars and cuts were assessed by Justice Joseph Fa against Dr. George T of Norwalk, Robert Giles of and O. D. Leet of Connesus. The men were 6 deputy sheriffs at
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Joseph Fa
George T. A Norwalk
Robert Giles
O. D. Leet
Connesus
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