Lawmakers Clash Over Governor White Sales Tax Plan
Indications of a heated legislative fight over Governor George White's sales tax program surfaced as a joint committee prepared to approve the measure amid protests from urban centers. Democratic and Republican senators signaled plans to send the bill to a standing committee or seek a substitute, with opposition from Rep. Keith Lawrence and several senators. The hearing on Tuesday will also cover a companion earned income tax proposal.
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Columbu O
George White
Senate
Keith Lawrence
Cleveland
Democratic House
D. J. Gunsett
van Wert
Senate Taxation Committee
William H. Herner
Huron County
Joint Taxation Committee
Man 19 Found Dead In Huntington Garage
Ellis Hively of Huntington was found dead in his car yesterday afternoon, likely from carbon monoxide as he slept in the garage after returning from Adrian Michigan. Sheriff Weich said the ignition was on but the motor not running. coroner Dr. Ward ruled death due to carbon monoxide. He is survived by daughter Mrs Doris Smith of Akron, with funeral graveside services slated for 2 pm Tuesday.
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Ellis Hively
Huntington
Clarence Weich
Hively
Adrian
Midh
Baum
Wadsworth
Wellington
C. Ward
Doris Smith
R F D. Akron
Administration urges speedy report on railroad reform proposal
Secretary of Commerce Roper presented the administration's program for railroad reorganization and urged the House Commerce committee to speed a favorable report on the proposed legislation.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
House Commerce Committee
Weather Forecast for Ohio Cloudy Nights and Showers Likely
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday with showers on Tuesday. Near Lake Erie expect similar conditions. Temperatures show little change across the period.
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Ohio
Lake Ene
Miss Hopkins Handles Etiquette for Mrs Owen in Denmark
Mary Norman Hopkins of Gadsden Alabama acts as social secretary to Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen the American minister to Denmark and will settle questions of rank seniority etiquette and state affairs.
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Mary Norman Hopkins
Gadsden
Ala
Ruth Bryan Owen
Denmark
Protest Meeting Planned in Elyria Over German Persecution
A public protest meeting against Hitler’s policy toward Jews in Germany is being organized in Elyria within the next ten days. A committee chaired by Alex Altfeld with secretary J N Rassler and members Sol Slutzker Philp Davis I Wasserman and Sam Deutsch will arrange an auditorium time and place. The group hopes to invite Rabbi Brickner and other notables, and the meeting will be open to the public.
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Germany
Elyria
Toda
Temple
Alex Altfeld
J N Rassler
Sol Slutzker
Philp Davis
I. Wasserman
Sam Deutsch
Rabbi Brickner
Daddy Allen Birthday Hidden Quietly Observed
EF Daddy Allen founder of the International Society for Crippled Children marked his birthday without fanfare. He carried on at his office and home, recently recovering from an illness that kept him confined for weeks.
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Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Mr Allen
Four Injured In Auto Crash Near Case Road
Julius Gubeno 30 of 403 Foster avenue Elyria and three Hamilton residents suffered minor injuries when two cars collided on Cleveland road near Case road about 1 am Sunday. In Gubeno s car were George Turnbull Sr Cleveland College student Robert Burke 18 and Clyde Chamberlain 20. Chamberlain was taken to Memorial Hospital by Austin Keaveny and John Pais. Gubeno was driven to hospital by H E Kaleter with Lt. Pitts and Morris Scott also assisting.
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Julius Gubeno
Foster Avenue
Elyria
Hamilton
Ohio
Cleveland Road
Case Road
George Turnbull
Oberlin College
Robert Burke
Clyde Chamberlain
Gubeno
Cleveland
Chamberlain
Memorial Hospital
Austin Keaveny
West River Street
John Pais
H E. Kaleter
Ridgeville
Lt. Pitts
North Olmsted
Morris Scott
Kipton
Turnbull
Bacon to Address Carlisle Township League on Sales Tax
Earl Bacon secretary of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce will address the Carlisle Township Tax League at 8 p m today on the sales tax. The meeting will be held at the Carlisle Center School on La Grange road announced by S P Mason president of the league.
Kidnaper Says Others Involved In Peggy McMath Case
Kenneth Buck and his brother Cyril Buck were held on $100000 bail each, charged in the Peggy McMath kidnapping and ransom case. Kenneth confessed that others were involved as he awaited arraignment in Provincetown District Court. Peggy, 10, was safely returned after a $60000 ransom was paid.
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Kenneth Buck
Provincetown
Mass
U.P
Harwich
Peggy McMath
Robert A. Welsh
Massachusetts
Cyra
Peggy VacMath
Cyril
Kenneth
Peggy
Neil C McMath
Harwich Center
William C Curosley
Barnstable
Merrell Hopes Lake Road Work Can Start Soon
State Highway Director O. W. Merrell said the Lorain County Court of Appeals would withhold action on an injunction to stop Lake Road improvements while probate court appropriation proceedings proceed, with a May 22 hearing. An agreement by highway department and property owners aims to allow quick compensation assessment so work on a two mile section can begin.
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Columbus
O. W. Merrell
Court of Appeals of
Lorain County
Highway Department
Merrell
Lorain Businessman Shot by Accident at Coast Guard Station
Burdett S Smith, 56, a Lorain businessman yachtsman and former councilman, was seriously wounded by an accidental gun discharge about 5 30 p m Saturday while stepping from his car near the Coast Guard Station to shoot rats on the beach. He was rushed to St Joseph hospital and reported in critical condition.
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Lorain. QO
Burdett S Smith
Smith
Coast Guard
St Joseph Hospital
Local Meetings Tonight in Pittsfield and Lorain
Lorain County Farm and Home Protective League meets at Pittsfield Town Hall at 7 30 p m. A Goodwill dairy dinner is planned at the Lorain Hotel at 7 p m.
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Lorain County Farm and Home Protective League
Pittsfield Town Hall
Goodwill Dairy
Lorain Hotel
Likely Rail Czar Pictured as Federal Rail Coordinator
A new photo shows Joseph B Eastman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, likely to be the federal co ordinator of railroads. The role would supervise economies by suspending anti-trust laws governing railroads for a year if the administration's rail bill clears Congress.
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Joseph B Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Elyria Schools Accelerate Work Before Shortened Year
Elyria's school system pushes a fourth term to finish the 1932-33 year with 14 days left. Teachers and students cooperate to complete reports and assignments ahead of schedule as May 26 closings were set.
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Elyria
Economic Truce To Be Favored By Britain
London reports Britain would back the US proposal for an economic truce if the United States offers a truce on war debt payments. Norman Davis has pressed for British approval while John Simon postponed meetings due to illness as Ramsay MacDonald returns from Washington to address the issue.
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Britain
United States
London
Great Britain
Downing Streets
Americas
Norman Davis
John Simon
Winister
Simons
Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
Civic Leader at Fremont Dead After 25 Years of Service
Fremont civic leader May E A Hirt secretary treasurer of the Saint Heineck Company and a long time civics league member died at his home Sunday. His brother Frank F Hirt is a Sandusky County commissioner.
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Fremont
E A. Hirt
Saint-Heineck Company
Civics
Capper Proposes Bill Criminalizing False Advertising
Senator Capper of Kansas introduced a senate bill making untrue, deceptive, or misleading advertising a crime punishable by federal district attorney prosecutions. The measure follows the printer's ink statutes now in force in twenty four states.
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Washington
U.P
Capper
Epn
Kans
Senate
Drive Against Wild Cat Stocks Starts In Senate
Washington May 8 The administration stockholder protection drive began in the Senate with a statement from Chairman Fletcher of the Banking and Currency Committee that most of 90,000,000,000 worth of boom time securities investments are now practically worthless.
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Washington
Senate
Fletcher
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate Passes Bill To Punish Federal Informants
The Senate approved an administration bill aimed at punishing federal employees who reveal official coded information, then reconsidered the action minutes later on a motion by Senator Johnson of California.
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Senate
Washington
Johnson
Calif
Tax on Electric Energy Proposed by Senate Panel
Senate Finance Committee approved a plan to levy a two cent tax on the producer of domestic and commercial electric energy and a one per cent tax on the user of industrial energy. The new charges would take effect September 1, 1933.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Muscle Shoals bill sent to conference after Rules panel vote
The House Rules Committee reported favorably a special resolution to permit House leaders to send the Muscle Shoals bill to conference with the Senate. The move aims to smooth out difficulties in finalizing the measure.
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Washington
House Rules Committee Today
House
Senate
Roosevelt railroad program faces sharp criticism in House
Washington May 9 administration spokesmen urged swift passage of President Roosevelt's railroad reorganization plan as it drew ongoing criticism before the House Commerce Committee.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Commerce Committee
Senate adopts conference report on unemployment relief bill
The Senate today approved the conference report on a relief bill valued at 500 million dollars aimed at unemployment aid. The measure passages align with committee recommendations and move toward final consideration.
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Washington
Senate Today
Committee to discuss sales tax impact in Lorain County
The Lorain County committee of the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants will review the sales tax situation tomorrow amid governor recommendations. Earl D Bacon notes a coupon system would shift the tax to consumers and urges broad consumer study of the proposal. He questions whether the tax would relieve real estate burdens and whether the state truly needs the funds. The group has studied the issue since its initial proposal.
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Lorain
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Earl D Bacon
Merchants’ Division
Blyna Chamber of Commerce
Bacon
Dairymen Meet At Lorain Tonight
Promotion of better understanding between milk dealers and producers in northern Ohio is the aim of a goodwill dinner sponsored by the Lorain Milk Council at the Lorain Hotel tonight. Dr C G McBride of Ohio State University Rural Economics will speak. Malcolm Thomson and P H Rogers, Lorain county lawmakers, are invited.
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Ohio
Lorain
Schacht Seeks Talk on War Burden During U S Visit
Dr Hjalmar Schacht, head of the Reichsbank and Hitler’s emissary, arrived in the United States and voiced interest in discussions with President Roosevelt on Germany’s war burden and international action to combat depression. A new photo shows Schacht.
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Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Hitler
United States
Roosevelt
Germany
Dr Schacht
Relief Director Urged Garter Project in Lorain County
Morton A. Houghton, Lorain County relief director, urges townships to start garden projects to use federal and state relief funds. Letters went to township officials asking about planned gardens and promoting expansion this spring and summer. Sub-relief agencies must submit candidate recommendations for reforestation enlistments by May 10.
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Morton A. Houghton
Lorain County
Houghton
Rotary Hospital Luncheon at Elyria Club
The Elyria Rotary club schedules its annual hospital luncheon at the hospital dining room at noon. Fr. Allen, age 71, will be honored. S H Squire chairs the meeting. Frank Hoover, hospital superintendent, will present a paper on Group Hospitalization, and R B Lersch will speak about hospital problems.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Rotarians
Fr. Allen
S& H
Gandhi Freed From Prison Report
London dispatch reports Mahatma Gandhi released from prison. The Evening Standard notes the event today and confirms Gandhi is freed after detention.
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Gandhi
London
Mahatma V K Gandhi
Evening Standard
Boy Sustains Leg Fracture in Street Accident
Edward Sahowski aged 5 of 1126 West 2181 Street Lorain sustained a fractured left leg and collar bone injury after running into the street and being struck by a car driven by Russell Davies of Elyria. The boy was taken to S J Joseph's hospital.
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Edward Sahowski
Lorain
Russell Davies
Elyria
S J. Jorzeph
Depositors to Gather Tomorrow at Elyna High School
Depositors of local banks will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 at Elyna High School auditorium. The executive committee of the depositors committee will call the meeting and report on its activities.
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Elyna High School
Senate to Eliminate Production Cost Guarantee Provision
Washington May. House expected to back administration and vote to strike from the Farm Relief bill a clause that would guarantee farmers the cost of production and a reasonable profit. The provision, added by the Senate, faces opposition from Secretary Wallace and farm groups backing a May 13 strike.
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Washington
House
Senate
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Wallace
Ohio Governor Proclaims Mothers Day Observance
Governor White issued a Mother's Day proclamation designating Sunday May 14 as Mothers Day. He urged Ohioans to honor mothers past and present and to pay tribute in homes churches schools and public institutions.
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Columbus
White
Ohio
Petit Jurors Summoned List for May 9
Petit jurors summoned to appear for jury service starting May 9 include Elyria residents Henry Stolzenburg Jane Dengate Albert Messaros Jr Edward Trieskey Jane Shibley Patrick Keavaney Lorain residents Mrs Rached Muhle man Mrs Carrie Boyd Anta Todhunter Leon C Reisinger Harry Bratton and others John Alten Avon William Hennie Eaton township Mrs Ada VanArsdale Carlisle township and Bia Munn Henrietta.
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Elyria
Henry Stolzenburg
Cornell
Iane Dengate
Ninth Street
Albert Messaros, Jr
Irondale
Edward Trieskey
Fifteenth Street
Jane Shibley
Patrick Keavaney
West River Street
Lorain
Rached Muhleman
Carrie Boyd
Anta Todhunter
Leon C. Reisinger
Harry Bratton
John Alten
Avon
William Hennie
Eaton Township
Ada VanArsdale
Carlisle Township
Bia Munn
Henrietta
Young Men's Club to Hear Washington Principal
Fr. Glenn Baxter assistant principal of Washington School will speak at the YMCA Young Men's Club meeting tonight. The club will nominate candidates for officers and meet next week. Officers elected will be installed at the final meeting of the year on May 29.
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Glenn Baxter
Washington
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