Washington pushes new New Deal measures in capital week
Washington centers on the Morgan inquiry as Congress and President Roosevelt push forward with New Deal programs. Major steps include blue sky securities regulation latest in final form. Glass deposits insurance bill moves to conference. public works and tax bills advance. inflation act moves with Fed buying 25 million in bonds. Hopkins named administrator of a 500 million unemployment relief fund. Arthur Morgan directs Tennessee Valley product and Muscle Shoals plan. Railroad reorganization and home mortgage relief debated. taxes on higher incomes and gasoline proposed.
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Senate
Federal Reserve
Harry L Hopkins
New York
Arthur Morgan
Yellow Springs
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Oil Production Control Awaiting Senate Action
Passed by House and awaiting Senate action. The measure sets oil production limits and monitoring for compliance, moving through committee review as lawmakers seek to balance energy needs with regulatory oversight.
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Senate
Davis Won't Quit Under Fire From Disarmament Talks
Geneva May 26 United States chief delegate at the Disarmament Conference Norman H Davis refused to resign despite Senate attacks over a Morgan loan. He stressed no apology for the loan, saying it was a secured commercial loan and most repaid. Davis had sought retirement but will stay on until conference duties ease, possibly resigning if the World Economic Conference session ends before London meetings.
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United Press
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J. P Morgan & Co
Morgan
Morgans
London Daily Herald
America
Europe
London
Freak lizard found in Oshkosh causes curiosity
A freak lizard in Oshkosh, described with two reads on each end of its pod and throat legs behind each head, was half killed by schoolboy Johnny Kennedy who cut off one end and brought the remainder to school alive. Students studied the surviving end as a curiosity.
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Neb Wuph
Johnny Kennedy
Johnny
Chinese Armies Battle Near Peiping Amid War Talks
Bitter civil warfare erupts 85 miles northwest of Peiping as two seasoned Chinese armies clash while Japan and Chinese forces pause for an oral truce ahead of a Monday meeting to negotiate a formal armistice.
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Peiping
Truck Crashes Into Bridge Pillars On East Bridge Street
A truck with two trailers crashed into a center pillar of the New York Central Railroad bridge on East Bridge street around 10 20 PM yesterday. Driver K H Stiverson of Tiffin said he fell asleep. Harvey Ridgeway, also of Tiffin, was asleep too. Both men were not injured.
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East Bridge Street
K H . Stiverson
Tiffin
E. M. Olmstead
Harvey Ridgeway
Stunverson
Right Of Court Is Upheld By Decision
The district court of appeals upheld a common pleas court's power to reverse its verdict within the same term after an automobile accident case. Charles W Strohm vs Bob Rogers. initial verdict for Rodgers, Strohm moved for a new trial, overruled, later granted due to death of court stenographer Nelson Balcomb who recorded 17 shorthand notes but did not transcribe.
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District Court of Appeals
Charles W Strohm
Bob Rogers
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Nelson Balcomb
Court of Appeals
Court Could Order New Trial After Refusal
The court might grant a new trial despite having previously denied one. This possibility arises as appeals or motions challenge the original verdict, seeking reconsideration or additional evidence.
Governor Will Not Sign Bills Extending Terms
Columbus May 26. Governor White will not sign any term extender bills beyond those for clerks of courts and county recorders. He says he supports longer terms and fewer elections in principle.
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White
Final Lecture by Ellis Persing in Elyria and Utah Parks
Cleveland travel club event details Ellis Persing presents The Livingston Round Up Yellowstone Park and Flaming Canyons at Mrs Smythe residence 200 Washington Ave May 20 at 8 8 o clock admission 30 cents.
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Elyria
Livingston Round Up
Yellowstone Park
Utah
Flaming Canyons
Ellis Persing
F. A. Smythe
Washington Ave
Lawmaker opposes term extensions for current county officials
A public figure denounces extending terms of county officers amid a broader “carpet bagging raid” on the county legislature. Bills extending terms for court clerks and recorders have passed, with several other measures pending to lengthen other county official terms.
Car Crash Kills Gravely Injured Driver in Marietta
Grove Lama, 60, was injured when he drove his car into the side of a B and O passenger train at Gravelbank last night and died today in Marietta. His companion Mrs Lucy Shears, who rode with him, was near death.
Japan Demands Scrapping of 5-5-3 Ratio
GENEVA May 26 Japan today demanded the scrapping of the 5-5-3 naval ratios of the Washington and London Naval Treaties.
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Geneva
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