Hoover struggles as deficit hits near one billion
Washington May 19 President Hoover faces a looming budget gap after treasury figures showed a deficit of 972 million 870 thousand 592 23 dollars. Budget cuts stretch across Navy Treasury Post Office and Agriculture as Hoover prepares for weekend Rapidan conferences to balance the books by June 30.
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Washington
Hoover
Treasury
Navy
Post Office
Agriculture
Rapidan Camp
War and Interior Departments
Interior
War Department
Harding Memorial Dedication Set For June 16 in Marion
President Hoover approves the June 16 dedication program for the Harding Memorial in Marion Ohio. The event includes invocations, addresses by Frelinghuysen Coolidge and White, music by the Republican Glee Club, a dedicatory address by Hoover, and a benediction, with the program starting at 2 P M.
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Marion
Harding
Hoover
Warren G. Harding
William J. Spickerman
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Joseph Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Harding Memorial Association
Republican Glee Club
Columbus
Calvin Coolidge
The
Memorial Association
George White
Mr. Harding
Glee Club
Jesse Swank
Central Methodist Church
Springfield
Rebels Capture Honduras Port Tela
New York reports private business advices saying rebels took Tela, Honduras port yesterday. Tela with about 2500 people is a banana trade center and hub for light railways. its harbor handles New York and New Orleans fruit steamers, located between Puerto Cortes and Ceiba.
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New York
Tela
Honduras
New Orleans
Puerto Cortes
Ceiba
Ohio Weather Forecast Shows Showers Tonight and Wednesday
The storm area moves east slowly from the upper lake region to the Rio Grande valley. Unsettled showery conditions expected tonight and Wednesday in the vicinity with a cooler trend starting Wednesday. Highs yesterday included 96 in Phoenix and 92 in Abilene while Detroit reached 88. lows today ranged from 26 in Cheyenne to Yellowstone and Calgary at 26.
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Phoenix
Abilene
Detroit
Upper Lake Region
Rio Grande Valley
Pre School Clinic Set At Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria health officials announce a two day pre school clinic for children entering Elyria schools next fall. Aimed at detecting and correcting physical and dental defects, examinations are voluntary with local doctors in charge. This marks the first clinics held at the hospital instead of Washington School, and a Parent Teacher roundup will promote attendance to maximize participation.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Ddr. G
Washington
French
Elyain's Electaig Rate to Be Lowered
The Ohio Public Service Company petitioned the Public Utilities Commission to file a schedule reducing Elyria and Lorain electric rates. Proposed charges: first 30 kWh monthly at 4.5 cents per kWh, next 170 kWh at 3 cents, and all additional energy at 2 cents per kWh.
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Columbus
Ohio Public Service Company
Public Utilities Commission
Ieave
Elyria
Lo Tain
Shooting Victim To Be Buried Tomorrow
The Ford roadster used by four youths who attempted to rob Matt Gardner at his Oberlin road gas station is a rented vehicle traced to Alfred Gallo. Sheriff Clarence Adams said the car is held pending surrender. Investigations into Henry Jollie of Pittsburg and Nichola Parrotta and Gallo of New York City are underway after grand jury binding on assault with intent to rob. Earl W. Cole of Brookline Pa is to be buried from Carl Taylor funeral parlors tomorrow and to be buried by the county.
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Ford
Matt Gardner
Oberlin Road
New York City
Alfred Gallo
Clarence Adams
Henry Jollie
Pittsburg
Nichola Parrotta
Gallo
Earl W. Cole
Brookline
Gardner
Carl Taylor
Cole
County Cars To Be Lettered In Compliance With Law
County commissioners have ordered all county cars lettered to mark them as property of Lorain county. State Examiner Fred C. Hates urged the move to ensure lawful compliance. Cars under the order include one used by commissioners, five by the sheriff, and vehicles of the county surveyor. Sheriff Clarence Adams voiced no objection but warned it may hinder pursuing criminals.
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Lorain County
Fred C. Hates
Sheriff’s Department
Clarence Adams
Myers Gets Ruling From Bettman on Sinking Fund
Elyria attorney general Bettman rules that counties with pre 1922 outstanding bonds must offer new bond issues at par plus accrued interest to sinking fund trustees before selling. The ruling, issued to Lorain County Prosecutor Don W. Myers, asserts no authority to abolish the sinking fund when bonds have matured but not been paid.
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Columbus
Lorain
Don W. Myers
Elyria
Bettman
Council approves payment to Elyria board of education
Council authorized 839.50 to the Elyria board of education for the city s share of moving and repairing voting booths. The expense arose from skating ponds that formed last winter.
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Elyria Board of Education
Pierson sues sheriff Bennett for 10000 damage in county jail
Ironton Ohio May 19 James A Pierson filed a ten thousand dollar damage suit against Ernest W Bennett Lawrence county sheriff in common pleas court alleging the sheriff struck him on the head while a prisoner in the county jail.
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Ironton, O
James A. Pierson
Ernest W. Bennett
Lawrence County
Common Pleas Court
Day of Nevada Prohibition Sweep Cracks Las Vegas Saloons
In Las Vegas Nevada a 50 agent operation closed seven saloons and arrested over 125 people in a 12 hour dry up effort ahead of Boulder Dam construction. Warranted arrests followed undercover information. roads were guarded, and masn seized and dumped. A fire damaged nearby properties but all prisoners were released on bail.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Washington
Little Juarez
Nevada
Boulder Dam
West
Gas Ordinance On Second Reading
The council gave a second reading to a proposed gas ordinance setting a rate at 50 cents per thousand cubic feet with a minimum charge of one dollar. The measure expires after three years starting January 29, 1932, and may require state utilities commission approval if no agreement with Logan Gas Company is reached. Councilman Clarence Locke indicated a possible arrangement without court action. The rate, a reduction from the current price, is viewed as reasonable for domestic use.
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Janary
Logan Gas Company
State Utilities Commission
Clarence Locke
Utilities Commission
President to Have Gasoline Launch for Hoover family
The new 50 foot gasoline launch, a Presidential yacht, is being towed up the Potomac for inspection by its owner. Brought from Norfolk Navy Yard after overhaul, it will serve eight for teas and trips to Mt. Vernon, with no sleeping quarters. The craft is due at the Navy Yard this afternoon for President and Mrs. Hoover to view.
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Washington
Potomac River
Norfolk Navy Yard
Mt. Vernon
Navy Yard
Selecting Jury To Try Convict In Grate Murder Trial
In Columbus on May 19 seven jurors were tentatively seated with the jury to try Clin ton Grate, an Ohio penitentiary convict, on murder charges arising from the prison fire a year ago. The completion of the jury was expected today as the case proceeded toward trial.
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Columbus
Clinton Grate
Ohio
Showers End Midwest Heat Wave Across Cities
Heat wave highs in Chicago and other Midwest cities reached up to 90 plus degrees before showers and cooling winds moved in. Gerald A. Swaine, 52, died in Kansas City due to the heat. Beaches revived briefly in cities like Chicago as rain and cooler air arrived, while farming regions benefited from heat followed by rain and milder conditions. In the Rockies, Denver reported rain hail and some snow amid cooler temps.
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Chicago
Springfield
Til
Mercury
Gerald A. Swaine
Kansas City
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Southwestern Railway Property to Remain Intact Until Foreclosure Sale
Solicitor Harry Redington told council last night that tracks wires and equipment of the Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company will stay in place until the foreclosure action is resolved and the receiver’s attorney noted only tracks not laid in pavement would be removed after disposal. Three communities have accepted removal proposals and wires and some poles will be removed when the property is finally disposed of.
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Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company
Harry Redington
Gardner Abbot
Traction Company
Redington
Commission To Inspect New Sanatorium
The county building commission discussed matters related to the tuberculosis sanatorium in a morning meeting. No decision was made due to the absent architect. a follow up with the architect is planned this afternoon. A tour of the new sanatorium is set for Thursday with another meeting on May 28.
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County Building Commission
Hail Storm Ravages West Virginia And Ohio Areas
Hail destroyed fruit trees and greenhouses near Wheeling and damaged Belmont gym roof. Bethesda area reports over three hundred glass windows broken and truck patches damaged. Estimated losses across two townships reach one hundred thousand dollars.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Belmont
Ohio
Bethesda
Cornerstone to be laid at sanatorium on June seventh
The cornerstone laying ceremony for the $425,000 tuberculosis sanatorium is set for June 7 at 2 PM. A county building commission meeting announced the date and outlined a 28‑item program and a speaker. The commission also addressed final completion matters and discussed X‑ray equipment for the hospital.
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County Building Commission
Happiness Returns After Pigon Deportation Crisis
In Elyria a family at the Pigon home faced possible separation as Mrs. Pigon, using a sister's passport, faced deportation to Poland with her two children. Public outcry and mediation by attorney Charles Snoble, plus intervention by former Senator Atlee Pomerene, led to a Department of Labor order declaring the case closed. The family rejoices as tensions ease.
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Ignatius Pigeon
Mrs. Pigon
Poland
A. L. Garford
Elyria
Pomerene
Department of Labor
Oberlin College to Hold 98th Commencement in June
Oberlin Ohio May 19 Arrangements for the Ninety Eighth Annual Commencement are near completion with alumni planning to return June 12 to 16. The program includes concerts, plays, a senior breakfast, alumni gatherings, a baseball game with Wooster, class days, reunions, campus songs, and the ceremonial address by Kemper Fullerton. Special reunions and the centennial celebration in October 1925 are noted for future years.
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Oberlin
Golf Grounds
the Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
James Brand Douse
Pi Kappa Lambda
Oberlin Inn
Wooster
Ivy Ooe
Spade
Finney Chapel
Dramatic Association
Shansi Association
Burroughs Cottage
Francis John McConnell
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Pittsburgh
Board of Trustees
Crane
Conservatory
Barrow
Kemper Fullerton
D. Th
Finney
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Warner Gymnasium
Allen Art Building
Chance Creek
Black River
Lake Erie
Immigration Case Brings Joy to Mina Pigon Family
Mrs. Julia Pigon, 21, on Erie Street, receives news immigration officials will allow her to stay in the United States with her two American children, Richard and Stanley, amid ongoing support from attorney Charles J. Snoble and former Senator Atlee Pomerene. The case, labeled closed by the department, sparked broad attention and calls for further action if needed, including possible congressional measures.
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Julia Pigon
Chronicle-Telegram
Erie Street
Richard
Stanley
United States
Elyria
Charles J. Snoble
Snoble
Pomerene
Harry E. Hull
Commissioner General of Immigration
Labor Department
Pigon
Carl White
Husband
Pomerone
Hull
Congress
Poland
Red Cross to Observe 50th Birthday in Lorain
Lorain and Elyria Red Cross chapters plan a joint May 21 observance at First M. E. Church in Lorain. Mayor Goldthorpe will give welcome remarks, with talks by local leaders from four county towns and a 9:30 radio program featuring Hoover and Hughes. The event marks fifty years since the U S Red Cross arrived in the nation.
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Elyria
Lorain
M. E
Friends of the Red Cross
Lorain County
Sixth Street
Reid Avenue
the Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Paul Goldthorpe
Harvey C. Cheney
C. J. Snoble
N. L. Sims
Oberlin
Clara Barton
Washington
Europe
Tuscarawas County Storm Chiefs Wide Hail Damage
NEW PHILADELPHIA May 19 A violent hail storm battered a wide strip through Tuscarawas county as temperatures rose across Ohio. Large ice stones crashed through roofs in Rosswell and Barnhill wrecked greenhouses in Schoenberg and Midvale tore auto tops smashed windows and damaged fruit trees and gardens one to three inch hail stones reported.
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New Philadelphia
Ohio
Tuscarawas County
Rosswell
Barnhill
Schoenbrunn
Midvale
Mees Declines Toledo Pastorate Call
Dr Otto Mees president of Capital University in Columbus announced he has declined a call to lead J Paul s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Toledo.
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Columbus. O
Otto Mees
Capital University
Bexler
J. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Toledo
Want Ads Drive Attention To Profitable Listings
A compact, promotional note urges readers to examine the want ads for potential profits. It emphasizes using the want ads as a resource to spot opportunities and save or earn money.
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U.S. Tacaguay
Honduras Port
Elyain
Bulletin
Myers
Bettmian
Agento Day OF Nevada Oagta
Rocky Mountain Area
Hailway
West Va
Ignatius Pigon
Oberlin College
Wilkins
Immigration Department
Mina
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