Midwest governors urge inflation and farm price plan
Four midwestern governors led by Wisconsin's Alfred G. Schmedeman to Washington to urge President Roosevelt to adopt a farm relief program combining currency inflation and pegged farm prices. The group also backs an NRA code for agriculture, looser federal loan rules, and a farm debt conciliation body. The plan emphasizes actual farmers’ control, producer cooperatives, and temporary inflation under safeguards.
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Des Moines
Washington
Roosevelt
Middle West
Alfred G. Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
William Langer
North Dakota
Congress
Unknown buyer acquires 74 gold bars in London market
London November 1 an unidentified buyer believed from the Continent purchased 74 bars valued at 193000 pounds or $925435 as gold prices rose on the London open. Speculation swirled about the destination while Washington noted the United States was not buying gold in the world market.
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London
Washington
United States
Ohio Weather Forecast Mild with Possible Rain
Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions and warmer readings in the extreme south tonight. Thursday brings mostly cloudy skies and continued mild temperatures with rain likely Thursday night.
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Ohio
Ohio Experiences Unusual Heat Wave
Columbus Ohio weather officials predicted the warmest November first in 38 years with a high of 78 expected after yesterday's record 78. The data recalls 1895's 77 as the past heat record while drought from Gallia County to nearby West Virginia forced cattle to graze scarce pastures and ox carts haul water.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gallia County
West Virginia
Oil Well Blaze Rages Near City Hall in Oklahoma City
An explosion set the No. 1 Reno Oil Well of Frank Russell Petroleum Co. ablaze about a mile from city hall. About 150 firemen fought the fire as three adjoining tanks burned, 50 nearby wells were shut, Camphouse families evacuated, guard lines erected, and heavy smoke covered the eastern half of the city. The blaze imperiled millions of dollars in oil company property. The 100-foot derrick collapsed as flames weakened supports. Extra fire crews were summoned and nearly every local company aided the effort.
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Oklahoma City
Reno
Frank Russell Petroleum Co
Camphouse
Ofl Company
Congressmen To Speak At Two Meetings In Elyria
Democratic campaign activity rises with two congressmen slated to speak in Elyria for a municipal election push. Cyril Maple leads West Side gathering with Mayor Woroster and others expected to address voters. A yard meeting at Baxter Sharp’s Washington avenue home and a Broad Street headquarters session featuring Stephen Young and Don Harter close the drive.
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Foster and Lake Avenues
Elyria
Baxter Sharp
Washington Avenue
Cyril Maple
W. H. Woroster
Sharp
Thomas Morgan
Cleveland
Democratic
Broad Street
Stephen Young
Louis Braumont
Democrat Men's Club
Don Harter
Harter
Beaumont
Auto damage report from Amherst collision on North Ridge Road
Jack Kinlock of Amherst reported to the sheriff’s department that his car was damaged on North Ridge Road yesterday afternoon when another vehicle hit it from behind and fled the scene. The driver did not stop, as reported.
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Jack Kinlock
Amherst
Sheriffs Department
North Ridge Road
Senator William H Herner Denies Bribe Solicitation In Indictment
Columbus Ohio November 1 State Senator William H Herner Democrat denied soliciting a bribe from the Ohio Funeral Directors Association after being indicted by the Franklin County Grand Jury on charges of soliciting a bribe He said he had never solicited or accepted a bribe in his life and that a beauty parlor operator associated with the case did not act at his request He noted he discussed lobbyists with the operator and claimed he did not know of her plans to approach the association and that he learned of her talks only recently He maintained no involvement with the matter and that he was not implicated in any way The item notes the continuation on page two
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Columbus
William H. Herner
Ohio Funeral Directors’ Association
Herner
Franklin County Grand Jury
Elizabeth Pearce
Ohio Funeral Directors Association
All Saints Day Observed at Local Catholic Churches
All Saints Day was celebrated today at Catholic churches with five masses from 5 30 a m to 9 30 a m. The church was crowded at all services and a benediction followed the last mass. Tomorrow marks All Souls Day.
Japanese War Minister Says No War Intent Toward Russia
Tokyo reports Sadao Araki, Japan's War Minister, declares no intention to wage war on Soviet Russia. He emphasizes preparedness to curb misunderstandings and notes Japan will build its army to parity with Russia and its navy to approach U.S. naval strength.
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Russia
Government Raises Price On Newly Mined Gold
Washington reports the government lifted the price for newly mined American gold to 32.26 dollars per ounce, up 14 cents from yesterday. The new rate sits 67 cents above the London price, which at 131 shillings and pence equates to about 31.59 dollars per ounce using the opening pound rate of 4.79.
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London
United States
Paris
Washington
Governor Bryan urges Neb residents to refuse tax sale bids
Lincoln Neb November 1 Governor Charles W Bryan appealed to Nebraskans to refrain from bidding on properties offered for delinquent tax sales next Monday. In Paris Col Charles A Lindbergh told the air ministry he planned to depart France with Mrs Lindbergh within 48 hours.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Lindberghs
France
Paris
Charles 4
Lindbergh
Air Ministry
Graf Zeppelin report over eastern Spain heads for Valencia
The Graf Zeppelin, returning to Friedrichshafen from Chicago and Akron, reports position over eastern Spain at 12:20 GMT and is en route to Valencia.
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Graf
Spain
Hamburg
Friederichshafen
Chicago
Akron
Valencia
Rabbi Marcus Kramer to Speak at Temple Friday
Rabbi Marcus Kramer, pastor for the local Jewish congregation, will deliver a lecture Friday evening at the Temple. The topic is What is Nazi-ism, with admission set at 15 dollars for attendees.
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Marcus Kramer
Kramer
Elyria Township Taxpayers League Meeting Set
Elyria Township taxpayers will meet at Lake Avenue school to hear a discussion on state issues. The Elyria Township Taxpayers League will present four questions and hear speakers present both sides.
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Elyria Township Taxpayers League
Disci
Lake Avenue School
Trade in Elyria Days 3 day sale opens Thursday
Elyria merchants announce in today’s Chronici Telestam a three day Trade-in-Elyria Days sale starting Thursday morning. The Fall sale offers outstanding values to thrifty shoppers with numerous timely articles of merchandise displayed. Merchants urge buying now as future delivery quotes and prices are expected to rise.
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Elyria
Chronici -Telestam
Woman Fined on Liquor Charge in Avon Lake
Miss Pearl Scott, 30, of Stop 66 Avon Lake, was fined £190 and costs for possession of liquor after pleading guilty before Justice Joseph Petro. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and deputies arrested her following mayoral complaints that funds for relief were passing to Scott for liquor. She claimed the liquor was for parties at her cottage and was committed to county jail when unable to pay the fine.
October car and truck sales in Lorain county
October automobile and truck sales in Lorain county totaled 103 passenger autos and 11 trucks, per reports from the bill of sale department of the SouNly Stein's Office. The record contrasts with September, which showed 11 auto sales and 6 truck sales.
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Lorain County
souNly Stein's
Ofice
Hallowe'en Parade Draws Cosmopolitan Crowd in Elyria
Thousands lined downtown Elyria last night for the annual municipal Hallowe'en parade. Police Chief Stankard led, followed by the American Legion-F.O.2 drum and bugle corps, and a diverse crowd of ghosts goblins and costumed participants. The event showcased children in costumes alongside a mix of tramps and workers, with the Elyria High School band marching in its customary uniform.
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Hallowe'en
Elyria
Hallowé’en
E.’ J. Stankard
American Legion
National American Légion
Chicago
Paris
Chronicle-Telegram
Elytia High School
Costume Made Up Entirely From Newspapers
Annie Belle Gatley eight years old wore a Chronicle Telegrams costume in the parade last night. Her dress hat parasol and mask were cut from newspaper issues with an October 31 issue on her arm. The outfit carried the message Support Your Home Newspaper across the parasol.
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Annie Belle Gatley
Chronicle
Annie Belle
Miss Gailey
John Gailey
East Avenue
Gailey
Sunshine Cleaners Refuse NRA Blue Eagle Recall
Birmingham news reports Ed P. Sharfenstein owner of Sunshine Cleaners Inc refused to surrender the Blue Eagle, calling the order unjust. He alleges local NRA board discrimination influenced by competitors and cites affidavits from 102 employees denying any code violation.
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Birmingham
Arg
Ed P. Sharfenstein
Sunshine Cleaners, Inc
Johnson
Blue Eagle
NRA
Scharfenstein
Ohio banks set up to join federal insurance corps
Washington reports a new structure to help 400 Ohio State banks strengthen capital and qualify for FDIC membership. Non members may raise capital by selling stock or notes to the RFC. Harvey C. Couch leads the effort with J. L. Wadsworth as state supervisor. operations begin January 1.
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Washington
Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance~ Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Harvey C. Couch
The
Deposit Insurance Corporation
J. L. Wadsworth
Columbus
Kentucky
Michigan
A. A. Clarke
National
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Insurance Corporation
Jesse H. Jones
Bids Submitted For Dredging At Lorain Harbor
Cedric W. and Charles S. Wood of Buffalo submitted the low bid of 127,028 for dredging in Lorain harbor. The federal project totals about 745,000 dollars with bids opened in the federal engineer's office. Second low bid was Dunbar and Sullivan Dredging Company of Detroit at 146,646. third was Great Takes Dredge and Dock Company of Buffalo at 153,341.50.
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Buffalo
XN. Y
Cedric W
Charles
Wood
Lorain
Dunbar and Sullivan Dredging Company
Detroit
Great Takes Dredge and Dock Company
Federal Engineer's
The Blows Out Three Men Killed
Three men died and a fourth was killed by a car while deputies sped to the scene after a tire blowout caused a car carrying three men to roll over south of Massillon Ohio early today. Andrew W. Jenior, 40, of Massillon was among the dead along with an unidentified occupant.
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Massillon
Tre
Andrew W. Jenior
Mas Jssion
Progress in Recovery Drive Stages and Code Approvals
Roosevelt announces progress in recovery efforts across multiple phases. Governors seek aid to counter currency inflation as gold buying policy remains uncertain. White House foresees a rise in prices and hopeful employment gains, while NRA board rotations begin and several industry codes gain approval. Public works funds exceed 4.9 million dollars allocated nationwide as wages rise.
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Maida
Criti
White “House
Elreles
White House
NRA Industrial’ Ad‘board
NRA
Labor Perkins Today
Gérard Swope
General Electric
Industrial Board
Walter C. Tenan
Standard
New Jersey
James Spens
Austin Finch
Thomasville
N. C
Swope
Louis Kirstein
Boston
Litvinoff Sails For America To Discuss Recognition
Soviet Foreign Affairs Commissar Max Litvinoff sailed from Cherbourg aboard the Berengaria with secretary Chilkovsky and Press chief Umansky to confer with President Roosevelt on United States recognition of Soviet Russia. He expressed confidence negotiations could conclude within a week, though details of unofficial talks remain undisclosed.
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S. S. Berengaria
Cherboug
Maxim Litvinoff
Soviet Russia
America
Roosevelt
United States
M. Chilkovsky
Constantine Umansky
Litvinoff
Europa
Malcolm Thomson Speaks Tonight at Republican HQ
Malcolm Thomson, one of Lorain County's two Ohio General Assembly members, will be a speaker at a Republican tally tonight at the party headquarters. In a crash, Henry M. Anlene Dacher, 19, is near death from a fractured skull and other injuries.
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Malcolm Thomson
Lo‘pain-County
Ohio General Assembly
Henry M. Anlene Dacher
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San Francisco
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