Trump Card School Bill Moves Through Ohio Legislature
Columbus May 26 The administration’s 40 million sales tax plan tied to a public school bill advances as lawmakers reopen after Decoration Day. The measure, prepared by B Q Skinner and backed by Rep. O W Brennan, aims to fund a state wide minimum education program through a three mill levy and subsidies, with broad district consolidation and board salary cuts. Projections show the sales tax financing most of the program costs into 1934, amid ongoing tax committee debate and looming Senate-House clash. The session also revises utilities law and authorizes beer and liquor relaxations while seeking fiscal savings of over 1.2 million annually.
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Columbus
B. Q O. Skinner
O. W. Brenneman
Morrow County
Senate
House
House Taxation Committee
Irecal
Department of Education
State Board of School Examiners
Ety
91St General Assembly
Cgovernor
Paul Yoder
Dem
Dayton
Senate Utilities Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
William Standler
Cincinnati
Joseph N. Ackerman
Cleveland
State Liquor Control Commission
William Handley
Ohio
School to Welcome Visitors and New Activities
Mr. H. G. Stevick Dr. R. E Neighbour and Robert Neighbour Jr. A. B. Mus. B. expect to return from South America and may address the school and play. The weekly treat will be unannounced and moving pictures taken by Mr. Stevick will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Stevick
R. E Neighbour
Robert Neighbour, Jr
A. B. Mus
South America
Stevick
Elyria High seniors end classes before diploma night
For 222 Elyria High School seniors, their last day of classes arrives today with formal diploma night set for next Wednesday. The county totals 336 high school graduates finishing the school year as classes end this week.
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Elyria High School
Morgan Dynasty Revealed in Senate Inquiry Center Stage
May 26 mass testimony paints a clearer picture of the Morgan dynasty reaching into politics finance and industry. Ferdinand Pecora probes the high finance citadel as Morgan partners disclose how favors to political and business friends built a network of grateful recipients across American life. Names include Calvin Coolidge Woodin Roberts Mexdco Hoover Raskob Nutt Pershing Lindbergh and numerous directors of major banks railroads and manufacturers.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan Dynasty
House of Morgan
Ferdinand Pecora
John J. Raskob
Morgan
Calvin Coolidge
Treasury
Woodin
Supreme Court
Owen Roberts
William G. Mexdco
Dem
Calif
Ware
Charles Francis Adams Hoover
Navy
Hos
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
J. R. Nutt
Republican National Committee
John W. Davis
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
John J. Pershing
Col
Charles 4. Lindbergh
Ohio Schools Face September Openings In Doubt
Mrs H J Cox of North Canton spoke at Eir School about Ohio public schools likely not opening in September without immediate legislative relief. Dr B O Skinner says money is needed to operate, as districts end the year owing debts. discussion covered a 2 percent sales tax and Bill 672 to fund education and aid poor relief, with Gov White supporting swift passage.
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Ohio
Eir
H. J. Cox
North Canton
George White
White
Sessia Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Carl. W., Mallon
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Act to plug holes in income tax law Washington
The Ways and Means committee approved tax amendments aimed at taxing capital losses carried forward and enforcing income taxes on high earners like J P Morgan. Democratic leaders push for a final vote as debate on the industry control public works bill resumes. The measure would curb net loss carryovers and shift the electric energy tax burden from consumers to producers, with revenue effects expected to be substantial.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
J. P. Morgan
Senate Morgan
Murder Probe Grows Over Slain Elyrian Child in Gary
Police widen one of northern Indiana’s largest manhunts after two year old Mary Carolyn James, daughter of Arthur and Mrs James who moved from Elyria in 1925, was found dead in a swamp near Gary Screw and Bolt Works. Post mortem shows a fatal blow to the head. The family also suffered Phyllis James, killed in 1923 in Elyria. Mary Carolyn disappeared from home while her mother worked. The father is employed by the National Tube Company. Mary Carolyn leaves two sisters, Betty, 14, and …
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Indiana
Gary
Elyria
Mary Carolyn James
Arthur J. James
Gar
Phyllis
James
J. Robert Dorr
Fine Drivers of Overloaded Trucks Convicted
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick’s crackdown on overloaded truck drivers continued after five were arrested and convicted. J. W. McMillen of Mansfield received the largest fine at 35 dollars plus costs, while William Harris Detroit Ernest Lietke Detroit Hobart Smith Cleveland Arthur Curdy Detroit and Wilton Dowley Oberlin faced 25 dollar fines and costs or arraignment for driving on non designated routes. Fines were issued in Justice Joseph Petro’s office.
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Clarence W. Dick
J. W. McMillen
Mansfield
William Harris
Detroit
Ernest Lietke
Hobart Smith
Cleveland
Arthur Curdy
State Public Utilities Commission
Wilton Dowley
Oberlin
South Amherst
Office of
Justice
Joseph Petro
Boxing Bout Fatal to Ohio Youth
Floyd Warner an 18 year old from New Boston a Portsmouth suburb died of a heart attack during an amateur boxing match in Portsmouth Ohio. The bout lasted ten seconds before he collapsed with no sign of a blow to the heart and officials noted the coroner and three doctors found no injury. His father had urged him to skip the fight.
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Portsmouth
Floyd Warner
New Boston
John Scherer
American Legion Post
Winds Define Persistent Yearround Direction at Certain Latitudes
The article notes that due to the Earth's rotation certain latitudes experience winds with a relatively consistent direction throughout the year. It explains how planetary rotation and atmospheric circulation create prevailing wind patterns that influence climate and weather globally.
Family burial moved to former home in Johnstown
Susanne age five and her two brothers Fulton twelve and Arthur junior eight are named in the notice. The body has been sent to Johnstown Pennsylvania, a former family home, for burial.
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Susanne
Fulton
Arthur, Jr
Johnstown, Pa
Memorial Day Parade and Services in Oberlin
Oberlin will observe Memorial Day Tuesday with a 9:30 a.m. parade from the high school to the Soldiers' monument. Comrade George Houghton, last surviving Henry Lincoln chapter G A R member, will lead. Participants include Women’s Relief Corps, D A R, United Spanish War Veterans, American Legion groups, Girl and Boy Scouts, students, and the high school band. General Logan proclamation, Lincoln Gettysburg Address, prayers, and Rev. William Smith’s address planned, followed by taps and wreaths placed by patriotic groups.
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Oberlin
Soldiers’ Monument
George Houghton
Henry Lincoln
Grand Army of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Nancy Squire
United Spanish War Veterans
Karl Wilson Locke Post
American Legion
Women’s Auxiliary of American Legion
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
General Logan
Lincoln
William Smith
Pittsfield
W. H. Phillips
C. R. Comings
Literary and Social Club Elects At Annual Meeting
The Literary and Social Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. Ss. J. White’s North Professor street home. Officers for the coming year were elected including President A. R. Carsten and vice presidents Hovey and Lee Holden, with Mrs. S. J. White as secretary and Mrs. Ward Richardson as treasurer. The group praised the year’s “Youth Around the World” program and noted a healthy Sunshine Fund balance after supporting flowers and gifts for the sick. The club plans an annual picnic on Thursday, June 8.
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Ss. J. White
North Professor Street
White
Whittington
Sunshine Fund
Stevens
Lee Holden
Harvey
Zahm
A. R. Carsten
Hovey
S. J. White
Trufant
Ward Richardson
Picnic committee at East College street home
Mrs Charlotte Scott hosts a community picnic at her East College street residence. Committee chair Mrs Whittington presides with assistants Mrs Carson and Mrs Cain organizing the event.
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Charlotte Scott
East College Street
Whittington
Carson
Cain
Minstrels To Be Seen At Oberlin
Oberlin will host the final performance of the 1933 Minstrel Forbies presented by Jim Armitage and His Gang from Elyria. The show has drawn large audiences in various cities and villages and will be offered at the Apollo Tacacre tonight, closing its season with this performance.
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Oberlin
Jim Armitage
Elyria
Apollo Tacacre
Memorial Day Flowers Courtesy by Women’s Relief Corps
A committee of the Women’s Relief Corps will manage Memorial Day flowers. Those with flowers for grave decorations should leave them at the American Legion hall near noon on Monday May 29. Members should meet at the high school at 9 30 a m to march with students to the Soldiers’ Monument for the exercises.
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Women's Relief Corps
Anyons
Soldiers’ Monument
Professor Joller to Take Position at Bryn Mawr
Announcement states Professor I A Miller formerly of Oberlin 1914 to 1924 will join Bryn Mawr College as head of the Department of Social Economics. Miller a Dartmouth 1899 graduate drew national notice for his nationalism and internationalism stance and was dismissed from Ohio State University. He succeeds Professor Hornell Hart who moves to Harvard Theological Seminary as professor of Social Ethics.
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Joller
Bryn Mawr
I. A. Miller
Oberlin
Bryn Mawr College
Miller
Dartmouth
Ohio State University
Muiler
Hornell Hart
Harvard Theological Seminary
Professor Sime to screen Russia pictures at Wright Lab
Five reels of motion pictures taken in Russia will be shown by Professor Newell L. Sime of the Department of Sociology on the evening of Wednesday May 31 in Wright Laboratory. The footage comes from the Social Science Commission to Russia where Professor Sims served. The presentation will be open to all interested.
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Lims
Russia
Newell L. Sime
Department of Sociology
Wright Laboratory
Social Science Commission
Sims
Oberlin minister keys Ohio Christian Missionary Society event
Dean Thomas W. Graham of the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology gave the keynote address at the Ohio Christian Missionary Society convention in Bellefontaine. A story hour is planned for Saturday May 27 at 10 o'clock in the library's Children's room. Mrs. Ray Bradley hosted a birthday party for her husband last evening on East Lorain Street with card games as entertainment. Mrs. Carrie Jackson of Garretsville visited Miss C LaVern Beards ter and Mrs. Horton. The Oberlin Outing Ind will hold its annual outing at Chance Creek on Memorial Day Tuesday May 30.
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Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Bellefontaine
Ray Bradley
East Lorain Street
Carrie Jackson
Garretsville
C. LaVern Beardster
Horton
Oberlin
Ind
Chance Creek
Grandmother Dies Saving Grandson From Well Tragedy
In Langsville Ohio a 75-year-old grandmother, Mrs. John Miller, died while attempting to rescue her six-year-old grandson Harold Miller who fell into a well. She threw a rope to him, but both were pulled into the cistern and drowned before further help arrived.
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Langsville. O
John Miller
Harold Miller
Y M C A Boys Tour to Chicago This Summer
Elyria Y M C A announces a seven day trip for boys and young men over 12 to Chicago July 31 to August 6. They will stay at a Chicago Y M C A building and enjoy swimming, gym, game rooms, and guided sight seeing at the stock market, grain pit, CREO University, Northwestern University, Jackson Park, and Calumet Lake with a days for city excursions.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Association
Chicago
Washington
Chicago Y. M.C. A
Stock Market
Grain Pit
Chi- Creo University
Northwestern University
Jackson Park
Calumet Lake
Boys’ Division
Vot- Increase In Miners Wages
A 190 per cent wage increase for miners in Appalachian Coals Inc regions was approved by directors in Cincinnati. The raise, added to coal prices, applies per hour and per tonnage. R. E. Howe noted higher pay boosts buying power and economic recovery. H. E. Jones was elected to the executive committee with Downing and Johnson added to the board.
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Cincinnati
Appalachian Coals, Inc
Canters
United States
R. E. Howe
Howe
H. E. Jones
Charleston
W. Va
Arthur Downing
Wilkinson
S. B. Johnson
Columbus
Court fines father for failure to send son to school
John Amenhauser of Russia Township was fined five dollars and court costs after pleading guilty to failing to send his son Walter to school under compulsory attendance laws. Charges were brought by County School Attendance Officer E G Alexander. Separate civil actions seek injunctions and damages over a 15 foot fence, alleged to have damaged adjacent property, with Alex and Helen Mike as plaintiffs against George Kegges and Paul Ferray. Leo Klasinski sues Louis Kocel for 287 dollars. Hilda Clyde seeks divorce from Paul Clyde for gross neglect of duty. Katherine Sepper and Julius Sepper sue Russell Femley et al to cancel a contract and quiet title to Elysia property. Elizabeth Domitancio sues John Clyde for divorce for gross neglect. they were married in 1927.
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John Amenhauser
Russia Township
Joseph Petro
Walter Amenhauser
E. G. Alexander
Common Pleas Court
Alex
Helen Mike
West River Street
George Kegges
Paul Ferray
Katherine
Julius Sepper
Russell R Femley
Elysia
Markets and Livestock Prices in Cleveland Area
Markets report steady butter eggs poultry and meats with specific price ranges for hogs cattle calves and sheep. grain futures and potatoes listed with receipts railcar counts and regional variety, along with detailed wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seed prices.
Home grown produce and Chicago dairy and egg quotes
The notice lists asparagus carrots leeks lettuce parsley rhubarb radishes spinach with prices per dozen or bunches. It also reports Chicago cash quotations for butter receipts eggs including various grades and scores with price ranges and futures for May June and storage standards.
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Chicago
Government bill limits deposits and bank powers
A government sponsored corporation would be funded partly by the treasury and partly by a levy on insured bank deposits. The bill bans interest on demand deposits, allows the Fed to omit interest on time deposits, blocks interlocking directorates between commercial and private banks, and permits National Banks to establish state wide branches where allowed. The Reserve Board could deny credit to banks used for speculative purposes and remove officers of member banks engaged in unsound practices.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Fresh Produce Prices Mr. Average Peasant Produce List
Asparagus per dozen bunches mostly 40 50c few 60c. Carrots 11 2 bushel baskets topped washed 25 35c mostly 30 35c. Lettuce 10 lb baskets leaf hothouse 75 390c sash mostly around 75c. Onions green per dozen bunches 50 75c best mostly 60c. Parsley 2 dozen bunch baskets hothouse curly mostly 50c. Parsley roots 12 bushel baskets few 30 35c 12 qt baskets rough 20 25c. Radishes 32 dozen bunch baskets red round 15 26c long white 35 40c large red round 30 45c. Rhubarb 5 10 lb bunches 12 26 20c. Spinach 10 lb baskets best 30 id e c poorer 2c.
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R. D
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