French Premier Seeks Approval Of His Program
Premier Leon Bly presses to win cabinet approval for a financial reorganization bill. He aims to present the measure Friday and insists it must pass both chambers by Monday or the stock market will be suspended. A Radical Socialist delegation sought details, but Blum’s officials deny any exchange control, gas embargo, forced loan, or bond conversion are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Bly
Thethamber
Senate
Blum
Radical Socialist Party
Renarta
Religious Census In Elyria to Involve 200 Participants
A preliminary meeting of the committee in charge of the Elyria Religious Census was held this morning at the Vo MLC. Representatives from fourteen congregations attended and discussed survey details. April 24 was set for the appointing meeting at the Methodist Episcopal Church. About 200 people are expected to participate. Committee members include Will J. Poster Rev A BE Kemp Dr Frank L. Hicks and J W Dilgen.
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Elyria
Vo Mlc. A
Methodist Episcopal Church
Will J. Poster
A. BE. Kemp
Frank L. Hicks
J. W. Dilgen
Cabinet Resigns In Bucharest As King Teases New Cabinet
BUCHAREST March 30 The cabinet of Patriarch Miron Christea resigned today after forming February 11. It was said the cabinet fulfilled its mission and King Carol was expected to form a new cabinet this afternoon.
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Bucharest
Miron Christea
Carol
Ohio Weather Bulletin Predicts Showers Thunder Tonight
The Ohio forecast warns of showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures. High pressure remains over the central states while a weakening low moves across North Dakota Saskatchewan and into New Mexico Kansas region. Light to moderate precipitation seen in the lake region Ohio valley plains and Rockies with snowfall in Montana. temperatures rise beside wet lakes and central valleys and cold air in the western states.
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Ohio
Dako
Saskatchewan
Othr
New Mexico
Toansas
Gion
Ohio Valley
Plains
Rocky Mountain
Montana
House Votes Narrowly for Reorganization Bill Track
The House Reorganization Committee, under Chairman John Cochran, reported four substitute measures to President Roosevelt's plan to reorganize the executive branch. The panel, by a party-line vote, set six hours of general debate before amendments, and aims to send the plan to the House for rapid action.
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Washington
Mareh
House Reorganization Committee
Twa
Senate
Roosevelt
Executive Department
John Cochran
D. Mo
House
Ti A. M
Cochran
Edward R. Burke
Atnr
John - Cochran
Truk
Wit
House Committee
Bertrand H. Snell
John Taber
R. N.Y
Reorganization Committee
GM plant union wins sole bargaining rights in Warren Ohio
Washington March 30 A Committee for Industrial Organization union today became the first to win sole bargaining rights in any General Motors plant. The National Labor Relations Board certified I L CO s United Electrical and Radio Workers of America as exclusive representative of production and maintenance employees at the Sun-Night Electric Division of General Motors at Warren Ohio. The United Automobile Workers of America, another union, conducted a 44 day strike at GM plants in Winter, but won recognition only for its members.
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Washington
Committee For Industrial Organization
General Motors Corporation
National Labor Relations Board
I. CO
United Electrical and Radio Workers of America
Sun- Nght Electric
General Motora
Warren
United Automablic Work+ era of America
Nationalists Advance Slowed in Spanish Front
Nationalists threaten Barcelona power and pressure Loyalists to mobilize workers. Loyalist defense stiffens with counterattacks in Teruel as Nationalists report gains slowed by fierce resistance and logistics. Air battles claim five nationalist planes down, while territorial advances unfold near Lerida, Castellon, and the Caspe area amid heavy fighting.
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Hendaye
Barcelona
Teruel Regia
Teruel
Snoyali
F Don
Valdecuenta
Massegosa
Terriente
Vall Decuenca
Indalecia Prieto
Cinea River
Fraga
Lerida
Belver
Qseo
Almudehar
Cinea
Zaidin
Maella
Caspe-Candesa
Seras
Castellon
Ssarnast
Valencia
Penuincial Hygiene
Dunn Threatens Court Action Over County Journal
Republican County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn warned of court action against Democrat colleagues John E Davidson Edward DeChant and Commissioner Clerk Fred Ruth to compel entry of his non seconded motion in the commissioners journal. He contends a Saturday board transaction recorded him moving to adopt a resolution pledging 75009 of county funds to the Bread Improvement project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Dunn
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Fred Ruth
Dunn
Pendergast Still Controls Kansas City
Thomas J. Pendergast, head of the city’s dominant Democratic faction, proved decisively it still commands one of the nation’s most powerful political machines. Unofficial returns show his organization winning every position except one, with Bryen R. Smith re-elected mayor by a 40,000 vote margin over Col. Frederick H. K. Whitten. Several ally candidates swept into office, while Charles B. Woodbury defeated Quirk in the second district.
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Bryce B. Smith
Kansas
Cito Flatt
T. d. Pendergast
Kansas City
Smith
Frederick
Pendergast Coalition
Missouri
E-Whitten Right
Acmn
Thomas J. Pendergast
Tammany
Pendergast
Evrry Pinst
Agen
Bryen R. Smith
Frederick HK. Whitten
Speyeretty Councilmien
Pendergast Als
Pendarfasts
Connec
Charles B. Woodbury
Quirket
Grange Officers Banquet Set for Thursday in Lorain County
Two hundred Grange officers from Lorain County will gather at the Karan Selim at 7 30 a m Thursday for the annual county officers banquet. Rev W C Patterson of Cadiz chaplain of the Ohio State Grange will be principal speaker. Music by Baton Church of Christ orchestra and a quartet will accompany the dinner. Rev A K Stevenson pastor of the Baton Church of Christ will serve as tombmaster.
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Lorain County
Karan Selim
W. C. Patterson
Cadiz
Ohio State Grange
Baton Church of Christ Orchestra
A. KK. Stevenson
Baton Church of Christ
Grand Jury In Session Today
Grand jurors were to conclude hearings this afternoon on a dozen cases presented by Assistant Prosecutor William Wickens. The lead charge is traffic manslaughter against John McGee of Lansing for a collision with a railroad abutment on Lake Road west of Lorain that killed John Callaghan of Cleveland about 101 days ago. Other defendants include James Rutherford of Cleveland for assault and battery, Frank Kristosik of Elyria for non support, and Albert Welch of Lorain for forgery among others. cases from Elyria to Lorain and Oberlin districts involve larceny, burglary, breaking and entering, fraudulent checks, and related charges.
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William Wickens
John McGee
Lansing
Mich
John Callaghan
Cleveland
Lake Road
Lorain
James II
Rutherford
Assant and Battery
Fol A
Fastrauh
Barberton
Edward Russell
Aron
Jack R- Mauthe
Irving Smith
Oberlin
Elyria
Frank Kristosik
Victor Hotlizka
James O'Brien
Elyvia
Kenneth Janile
Dale Woods
Ellis Brown
Clarence Greving
Albert Welch
Chinese Admit Reverses Near Suchow Battlefield
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese army spokesmen acknowledging severe reverses in North China after earlier gains. A fierce 24 hour battle raged north of Suchow along the Beijing Hankow railway and Chinese forces withdrew from Lincheng Tsining and several villages as heavy Japanese reinforcements arrived. Local war officers promise planned encirclement attempts around lost positions.
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Shanghai
China
Suchow
Tientsin-Pukow
Hankow
Lincheng
Tsining
Junior Fair Board Proposal To Be Discussed
A meeting to discuss organizing a Lorain County Junior Fair Board will be at 7 p m Friday at the Elyria Y M C A. Representatives from Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Juvenile Grange Future Farmers and 4 H clubs will attend to discuss the proposal and seek suggestions. A tentative plan of organization may be worked out at the meeting.
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Lorain County
P. m
Elyria Y. M. F. A
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Juvenile Grange
Future Farmers
Two Autos And Trailer Damaged
Two automobiles and a trailer were damaged on Route 57 yesterday afternoon when a car and trailer operated by Sra lves, 54, of R. C. Grafton, stopped to pick up three hitchhikers, according to Deputy Paul Johnson. The trailer was struck by a car driven by H. L. Halladay, 39, of Litchfield. Knocking it into the rear of Ives car, it was reported.
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Sra Lves
R. C. Grafton
Paul Johnson
H. L. Halladay
Litchfield
Ives
RFC Chairman To Lead Fight On Low Mood
Washington March 30. RFC chairman Jesse H. Jones will lead a new lending push to combat recession and low mood. The plan expands RFC lending to good character borrowers including small businesses and self liquidating public works, with Senate and House committees advancing Glass bills to widen RFC access and finance subsidies debated.
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Jones
Roosevelt
REC
Carter Glass
D. Va
Treasury
Henry Morgrenthau Jr
Doughty Glass
White House
Glass-Jones-Morgenthau
Congress
RFC
Hoover
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
House Banking and Currency Committee
Sheep Killing Dog’s Career Ended Near Wellington
The sheep-killing dog that attacked two herds near Wellington was killed yesterday afternoon when caught and shot. Warden Lee Minkler said the dog killed fifteen sheep and fifteen ewes at the L. W. McConnell farm on Monday and at the Louis Cole farm yesterday.
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Wellington
Lee Minkier
L. W. McConnell
Louis Cole
Mimkler
Morgenthau Pushes Long Range Relief Planning Board
Secretary Morgenthau proposes a national human resources board to forecast employment trends and relief needs. The body would be a permanent planning agency, not an administrator, conducting ongoing labor censuses to cushion future depressions and guide policy.
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Washington
National Resources Board
Morgenthau
Works Progress Administration
Treasury
Human Resources Board
Dickason Approves Plans For Courthouse Annex
City Building Inspector Hart Dickason approves tentative courthouse annex plans. The 148 by 56 foot building would adjoin the current structure and sit south of it. No action yet by Lorain County officials pending more information. estimated cost 200000 to 250000, Walker and Weeks of Cleveland as architects.
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Hart Dickason
Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County Bar Association
Walker and
Weeks
Cleveland
Elyria High School Junior Class Elects Officers
Elyria High School selects four officers for the junior class for the coming year. President Lawrence Forbes, vice president Mary Kaiser, secretary Bernie Fobes, and treasurer Roberta Howenstine are described as active in school activities and athletics.
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Elyria High School
Lawrence Forbes
West Avenue
Mary Kaiser
Lodi Street
Bernie Fobes
Ninth Street
Roberta Howenstine
Park Avenue
Forbes
Misa Kaiser
Friendship Club
Elyrian
Fobes i6
Hky Olek
Mins Howenstine
Thw
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Herbert Hoover
United States
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Aemead
General Reorganization
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Army Engineer Corps
Coast Guard
General Accounting Office
Tariff Commission
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Grange
Washington, D. C
U. S. Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Ralph F. Smith
Corporation Service Bureau
Cleveland, D
Wilbert Thomas
Dem
Utah
Acme Telephoto
Junior Fair Board
Wiy
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Financia Corporation
Houston
RRC
Bisilavess
REC Treasury
Dickason
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