Tornado Toll Rises Across Texas Louisiana and Missouri
Severe twister swept east Texas and nearby areas causing 24 deaths and over 100 injuries. East Texas bore the brunt with hard hits in Huntington Center and Mineola while Louisiana and Missouri reports added to the toll. Damaged lines hindered full tallies as homes were leveled and lowlands evacuated amid heavy rain and rising waters.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Louisiana
Missouri
Mineola
Lufkin
Pennington
Huntington
Center
Hallas Summit
Louis‘Yana
Richmond
George Knight
Oscar Roebuck
Bethel Woodam
R. E. Welch
Lena Lent
San Augustine
Ferris Andrews
Halls Summit
R. W. Jones
East Texas
Sundown
City Faces Payless Payday as Funds Are Restricted
City workers face a payless payday as city funds remain in local banks with no immediate cash. Mayor W. H. Van Oster says only money for poor relief may be used. one month’s pay is owed to city employees. County Treasurer N. D. Backus can cover county payroll and relief tomorrow but fears no assurance for mid April pay.
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W. H. van Oster
N. D. Backus
Backus
Ohio Weather Forecast Updates Rain Tonight East Porton Weekend
A cloudy Ohio forecast predicts rain tonight mainly in the east portion. Expect colder conditions Saturday across the west and extreme north areas, with colder temperatures persisting into Saturday night.
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Ohio
Governor names four to liquor control board
Ohio Governor White named four members to the newly created State Liquor Control Commission. L. L. Faris was appointed director, with John M. Taylor Edward T. Dixon and E. J. Sklenicke named to the board. Salaries are set at 1200 dollars a year for each member. The panel will issue four permit classes for beer production and distribution as 3.2 beer comes into sale on April 7. Further appointments were expected over the weekend.
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Columbus
Ohi
White
State Liquor Control Commission
L. L. Faris
Lynchburg
John M. Taylor
Edward T. Dixon
Cincininnati
E. J. Skelnicke
Cleveland
Ackerman Beer Bill
Faris
Department of Public Welfare
Commission
Ohio
Federal Internal Revenue Department
Cincinnati
Taylor
Dixon
Common Pleas
Sklenicke
Control Board
County board allocates funds for roads and bridges
County commissioners approved 133 937 for the county road and bridge fund plus 11 781 for the state road and bridge fund and 33 562 for the auto license and gas tax fund. Funds are contingent on tax collections and availability, made as a precaution.
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County
State Road and Bridge Fund
Income tax deadline looms as Elyria taxpayers rush
Elyria residents hurried to file with Deputy Collector Stanley H. Waite as the extension deadline loomed. The post office basement served late filers while penalties of 5 percent and six percent interest applied to late payments. Large sums included a $1,700 quarterly payment on a $6,800 1932 tax. Returns go to Cleveland for processing.
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Elyria
Stanley H. Waite
Internal Revenue
Waite
Surveyor to Decide Tree Ownership Between Neighbors
A surveyor will arbitrate the dispute over a tree claimed by Mrs. Let tie Taylor and Howard Home of Fuller road. Deputies investigated after Mrs Taylor asked for help to stop neighbor from removing the tree.
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Solomon
Lettie Taylor
Howard
Fuller Road
Ohio Legislature Recesses After Seven Major Bills
Columbus March 31 The Legislature recessed at five p m after acting on seven major bills and paving the way for tax, finance and educational equalization programs. For six weeks committees will study taxation revenue and school financing while the pension and Best Mortgage bills await action.
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Columbus, CO
House
Senate
Assembly
Ackerman
Common Pleas
Lloyd of Scioto
Public Utilities Commission
Whittemore of
Summit
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Secretary of State
State Highway Department
Annat of
Cuyahoga
Boards of Education
Liberals Rally Behind the 30-Hour Week Bill in Congress
Senate liberals push the Black bill for a 30 hour work week to spur employment with a 11 to 3 judiciary committee vote. Senator Black faces a delayed timeline amid farm relief securities regulation and railroad reforms, while supporters cite job gains for up to 6.5 million workers and note agriculture exemption.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Black
Federal
Friends of the
Supreme Court
Roosevelt to Sign Reforestation Act Amid Relief Push
The Roosevelt administration moves to implement an unemployment relief program with jobs in national forests and public projects. The Reforestation Act would employ about 250 000 people. The Wagner bill proposes 500 million dollars in direct state grants for relief, amid swift Senate action after lengthy earlier debates.
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Washington
Mareh
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Tax totals rise as filings extend into April
Deputy County Auditor Clark Phinney reported that about 9 percent of general personal and intangible tax returns are filed, totaling $24,7414 into the county treasury. Tax payments require half at filing or within ten days, with extensions allowing filings by April 14 and payments by April 25. Treasurer N. D. Backus announced $7,412.59 collected on general personal tax and $17,331.49 on intangible tax.
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Clark Phinney
Tax Commission
N. D. Backus
Prospects Of State Relief Funds Vanish For Lorain County
Lorain County relief plans faltered as a $29,000 state aid request was denied and officials eyed gas tax diversions to cover April needs. Elyria sought 310,000 and Sheffield 32,000 while Ambriest township asked 2,300. Bonding may reach 170,000 before limits, prompting talks to cut costs and preserve funds for relief.
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County Relief Commission
Elyrians
Sheffield Township
Ambriest
Morton A. Houghton
State Relief Commission
Lorain County
Relief Commission
Nazis Prepare for Mir os Action in Germany
Nazi storm troopers mobilized in cities across Germany for a nationwide boycott of Jewish shops and industry. About 30,000 pickets will operate in Berlin with posters and moving-day posters, while doctors and lawyers face removal from institutions and courts. The action, run by the Nazi party rather than the government, targets Jewish professionals and businesses and includes measures to suppress Jewish presses and publications.
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Berlin
Germany
Clemency plea denied in Mrs Judd case in Arizona
Phoenix report states Winnie Ruth Judd known as the Blonde Tigress faces execution after the State Pardon Board denied clemency and ordered an insanity hearing sought as a final legal path. The board set the hanging for April 21, moving it one week from the earlier Good Friday date.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
State Pardon Board
Tigress
Florence State Prison
Agnes Ann Leroi
Pardon Board
A. G. Walker
Arizona
Judd
Lorain crowd opposes proposed Ohio sales tax
More than 100 women from Lorain County gathered at Lorain 4 school to hear Thomas Re, assistant secretary of the Retail Merchants Board, denounce the proposed sales tax as unnecessary and costly. He urged protests to legislators and urged balancing budgets by cutting expenses. He warned lobbies for road interests and school employees back the tax to fund projects.
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Lorain
Ohio
Lorain 4
Hjest
Thomas Re
Ivehoad Retail Merchants’ Board
Fast
Winnipeg Toilers plane crash kills three in Kansas
A tri motor plane carrying the Winnipeg Toilers basketball team crashed six miles north of Neodesha Kansas. Three people died including pilot A K Nicks and Winnipeg player M J Shea with ten others injured most seriously. The crash occurred in cloudy weather near the Brunsky farm on the anniversary of the Bazaar disaster.
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Neodesha
Kan
Winnipeg Toilers
Tulsa
Okla
Brunsky Farm
Wilson County
A. K. Nicks
M. J. Shea
Winnipeg
George Wilson
Minneapolis, Minn
Col
A. G. Sampson
Winnipeg Tribune
Bruce Dodd
Joe Dodd
Andy Brown
H. Penwarden
J. Wooley
al Silverthorne
H. Phillips
Phillips
Kansas
Knute Rockne
Bazaar
Notre Dame
Bargains Highlighted In New Deal For Want Ad Readers
Leading merchants offer exceptional values across many lines with unusually low priced items that will save money. Turn to the Want Ad page for the best bargains of the week.
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Want Ad
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