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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1933

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Governor Regrets Action As Tax Bill Coupon Fails

Columbus May 18 Governor White expressed regret as the house taxation committee killed the coupon feature of the sales tax bill by a 14 to 6 vote. Rep Kelfer and Rep Springfield led the strike motion. After the coupon feature was removed Representative Curtis moved to indefinitely postpone further consideration of the bill. Governor White said he yielded regretfully to the committee action in light of recent developments and the need to raise money for relief.

Columbus, CO White House H S. Kelfer Springfield Arney Cuyahoga Dunn Tuscarawas Frick Seneca Kaser Dem Shelby Butler Fmck Scioto O'Neal Summit Cassidy Wilkins Lake Curtis

Shoals Program To Be Law Soon

The Tennessee Valley Muscle Shoals power development bill nears enactment with only signatures from Speaker Rainey, Vice President Garner, and President Roosevelt needed after final congressional approval. The 12 year Norris effort to harness federal power resources at Muscle Shoals is realized.

Washington Tennessee Valley Muscle Shoals Plant Rainey Garner Roosevelt House Norris

Fitch Named On C. Of C. Board

Elyria Chamber of Commerce secretary Earl Bacon attends Columbus meeting of commercial organization secretaries to study tax measures before the Legislature and to explore an Elyria employment office. The board expressed sympathy for Chas. J. Tucker and named N. M. Fitch to fill the vacancy. The group also reviews parking conditions and plans a membership dinner. In Findlay, Phyllis Moyer, 10, saved 4-year-old David Lee Songbrake from Eagle Creek after he floated away.

Earl Bacon Elyna Chamber of Commerce Columbus Bacon Elyria Ohio Relief Commission Chamber of Commerce Chas. J. Tucker

Ohio Weather Forecast Indicates Cloudy Night and Rain

The forecast says cloudy conditions in Ohio tonight with a shower possible Friday and wet and windy conditions in the far north. Warmer temperatures are expected in the southern portion.

Ohio

Democratic aspirants for office to announce tonight

Several Democratic hopefuls are expected to declare candidacies for Elyria municipal offices at a meeting of the Elyria Democratic Men's Club in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall. Ward clubs will present favored nominees and others unaffiliated may announce. George H. Frank of the Grafton Citizen will speak.

Ely- Tig Elyria Democratic Men's Club Veterans of Foreign Wars’ Hall Sharp George H. Frank The Grafton Citizen

Awaiting Word on AFG Bank Loan Application

James A Hewitt conservator for Lorain County Savings and Trust Co said at 1:30 pm that he is awaiting word from Washington on the bank’s Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan. He noted the plan had preliminary approval by the R F C board audit committee and a minor waiver clause change is under consideration before final approval.

James A Hewitt Lorain County Savings and Trust Co Washington Reconstruction Finance Corporation Mr. Hewitt K. R. Jenson R. F. C. Board

Stockholders Ordered to Pay Full Assessments in Detroit Banks

May 18 AdoESO stockholders of the Detroit Bankers Company and the Guardian Union group must meet a 100 percent assessment by June 23 per the order of Comptroller J F T O Connor. Detroit Bankers 10 000 shareholders owe 25000000 while Guardian group 8000 shareholders owe 10000000. Collection of 10 percent would free 7.1 percent for First National Bank and 10 percent for Guardian National Bank. Both banks, insolvent after banking holiday, have released 40 percent already.

Detroit Detroit Bankers Company Guardian Union Group Furst National Bank Guardian National Bank of Commerce J. F. T. O'Connor Guardian Group First National Bank Guardian National Bank

Farmer Chas E. Brown Dies After Accidental Shot

Findlay Ohio May 18 Chas E Brown 67 a farmer near here was fatally wounded in the abdomen when a shotgun he intended for crow shooting accidentally discharged He died in a hospital here last night.

Plan Presented to Stockholders of Elyria Savings Bank

A five member directors committee was chosen to work with stockholders and depositors on plans to raise 750000 to 900000. They will issue certificates of participation to raise 500000 immediately to reopen the bank, with the rest from deposits and loan collections. A separate depositor committee will join with directors to push the campaign and rebuild reserves after a June 29 1929 to last Tuesday decline in deposits and loans.

State Banking Department Elyria Savings and Trust Company E. J. Crisp W. E. Davies Florence E. Hannaford A. F E. Taylor Charles A. Tite R. E. Jackson Cora Ensign A. M. Hannaford H. O Dutter Henry Heidrich Reconstruction Finance Corporation Nye

Berlin Sees Hitler Speech as Master Stroke

Berlin reports that Hitler’s conciliatory Reichstag address was praised as a master stroke designed to shift responsibility for disarmament away from Germany. Roosevelt’s peace appeal and Schacht’s influence are cited as shaping the move toward international cooperation and signaling willingness to scrap Germany’s army if qualitative equality is achieved.

Roosevelt Germany France Europe Japan China Orient Paraguay Bolivia South America Daladier Hitler Mussolini Italy Mister MacDonald Great Britain Berlin Hjalmar Schacht Reichsbank Adolf Hitler Reichstag United Press Dr. Schacht Washington

Two Die Unknown Occupants in Lake Avenue Wreck

Deputy sheriffs seek to identify four occupants of a car wrecked at Dead Man's Curve near Lake Avenue and North Ridge Road around midnight. The sedan, speeding south, hit a pole, rolled three times, and rested upright against a tree. Passersby pulled the victims from the wreckage. two women and two men were involved. The vehicle was registered to Angeline Recanik and Marphe Melnick of Lorain. Clothing found at the scene was sent to the county sheriff's office.

Angeline Recanik Marphe Melnick East 23Rd Street Lorain

County GOP Group to Meet on County Commissioner Appointment

The 18 member County Republican Executive Committee is called to meet at 7 PM today at J. N Stone’s Oberlin office to discuss appointing a successor to Charles E. Tucker who died in May. County Auditor C S Kelser, and County Recorder William Mitchell and Probate Judge H C Whicor, will not commit to a decision or endorse any specific candidate, with endorsements from Elyria groups noted as factors.

Republican Executive Committee J. N Stone Oberlin Charles E. Tucker C S. Kelser William Mitchell H. C Whicor C C. Stolzenburg Elyria

Floods threaten Illinois and Wabash rivers crest today

Flooded Illinois and Indiana rivers reach historic highs. The Illinois River near Peoria swelled to the worst flood stage since 1644 with levees under strain and towns like East Peoria, Beardstown, Peru, Pekin, and Liverpool evacuated or flooded. The WabashRiver rising across southern Indiana has caused deaths and major damage as crews race to shore up embankments.

Chicago Illinois Indiana Peoria Ill Illnois Beardstown Peru Pekin Liverpool Wabash Terre Haute

Buck brothers indicted in McMath kidnapping case

Kenneth and Cyril Buck are indicted on kidnapping and extortion charges in the Peggy McMath case. Cyril pleads not guilty. bail set at 100000. Kathleen McMath is a 10 year old victim in Barnstable Massachusetts. Police report leadership role attributed to Kenneth as mastermind.

McMath Barnstable Mass Kenneth Cyril Buck Peggy McMath Cyril Harwich Edward F. Hanity

Elyria High prepares largest class to receive diplomas

Elyria High School will award diplomas to its largest graduating class on May 31. Seven graduates are foreign born, with three from Scotland and others from England, Canada, Italy, and Latvia. About 75 percent were born in Ohio, and 145 students, nearly two thirds, have attended Elyria schools throughout their schooling. Some classmates studied in New York, Pennsylvania, Montana, Indiana, Illinois, Texas, and abroad in England and Scotland.

Elyria High School Scotland James Stevenson Herbert Walker Nettie Paton British Empire Janet Davidson England Florence Clawson Montreal Canada Ohio Alytia Ely New York Pannevivania Montana Indiana Illinois Teas

Huron Man Charged With Arson

Balfour Oakes Hammond of Huron aged 23 faces arson charges in Justice Joseph Petro’s court for allegedly burning a Tele prompt road truck in October 1932 to collect 1250 dollars in insurance. Hammond admitted soaking and setting the blaze at the request of the truck owner from Sandusky. He is held on 2000 dollar bond as the grand jury weighs the case.

Balfour Oakes Hammond Huron Court of Justice Joseph Petro Telegraph Road Here Hammond Sandusky Clarence W. Dick

Best Mortgage Moratoria Bill Signed By Governor White

The Best Mortgage Moratoria Bill was signed by Governor White and becomes effective immediately with an emergency clause. It allows courts to postpone foreclosures in cases where current taxes and interest are paid, lasting until February 1, 1935, and applies to mortgages not executed after the effective date.

Columbus White Ohio Charles S. Best Common Pleas Court

Quest for New Taxes for Jobs Program

Budget Director Douglas presents four alternative tax programs to the House Ways and Means Committee to finance a vast public works recovery bill. Proposals include a general sales tax of 11 8 or 13 5 percent with revenues of 214 million or 225 million dollars. The hearings aim to decide how to raise new revenue for the administration effort to create jobs and stabilize production over two years.

Washington Douglas House Ways and Means Committee Burns White House House Ways and Means Committee Congress Roosevelt Lewis Douglas

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