Court issues loom over Roosevelt plan after pivotal election
Washington voters returned a large Roosevelt backing in Tuesday’s election, but analysts doubt it will shift the Supreme Court’s stance on New Deal legislation. Options include constitutional amendment, enlarging the court, or packing it, with key cases next week on minimum wage, the AAA, and the Wagner Act shaping momentum.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Geffey
Osevelt
Close Vote Totals Kept Tight In Local Levies
Official election results show two levy contests in close counts. Grafton village 1091 levy of 3 mills for 35 years passed 254 to 253 while Avon Lake school levy failed 578 to 310. Final certified tally awaited as 42,565 votes were cast.
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Board of Elections
Grafton Village
Ainst
Avon Lake School Nd
Pasto
Postal Receipts Mount at Elyria Post Office
Postmaster Charles J. Sar reports Elyria's postal receipts for last month at 13,757.89 dollars, up 1,193 from 12,412.93 dollars in the same period last year. October receipts are 10.83 percent higher than the prior October.
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Elyria
Charlies J. Sar
Weather forecast notes fair, warmer trend tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for fair skies with a light warming trend tonight and Friday. Details are uncertain in portions of the report due to unclear text.
Spanish-American War Vets Reunion Tonight at Lorain
The Fifth regiment veterans plan a reunion dinner at Masonic Temple in Lorain. Stories of Florida camp life and war battles will be shared with Brigadier General Gilmore of San Francisco in attendance. Expected attendees include J. G. Schrock William Wehlber Harvey Brown Harry Hudson Mose Wilder Scott Hinman George Miller and Ernest McRoberts.
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Florida
Fifth Regiment
Masonic Temple
Lorain
Gilmore
San Francisco
Guthering
Company A
J. G. Schrock
William Wehlber
Harvey Brown
Harry Hudson
Mose Wilder
Scott Hinman
George Miller
Ernest McRoberts
Six Women To Serve In The 75th Congress
Washington reports six women will serve in the 75th Congress with one newcomer. Wives and incumbents leave or retain seats, including Florence Kahn and Edith Rogers as longtime members, Agnes Reavey and Mary Norton among others shaping the female bloc. Hattie Caraway remains the sole Senate member.
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Washington
Rose McConnell Long
Huey P. Long
Isabella Greenway
D. Ariz
Senate
House
Florence Kahn
San Francisco
Franck R. Havenner
Oregon
Nanny Wood Honerman
William A. Ekwall
Aone
Agnes C. Reavey
Mass
Congress
Kahn
Mary Teresa Norton
N. J
Edith Nourse Rogers
Caroline O’dar
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Virginia Jenckes
Ind
Hattie Caraway
Ark
Dry Territory In Ohio Widens
Ohio local option elections widened dry territory with 15 more districts moving to dry. Partial results show 28 fully dry and 18 complete wet, while 25 areas banned liquor but allowed beer. Townships and small municipalities favored ending hard liquor yet often retained beer.
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Columbus
Ohio
First Snow Thrills Elyria Florida Native Iris Jones
Iris Jones a 14 year old Elyria High School freshman and former Florida resident saw her first snow yesterday. She found the light fall thrilling and expects a deeper winter experience as Elyria braces for more cold.
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Elyria
Iris Jones
Elyria High School
A. R. Jones
West Avenue
Miss Jones
Florida
Festerdar
Madrid Under Siege Amid Food Shortage and Bombardment
Madrid endures a national artillery and air bombardment as rebel forces close in on Getafe Airport and southern outskirts. A food famine worsens the crisis with millions facing hunger and authorities pleading for aid while residents seek shelter from near-constant shelling and aircraft attacks.
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Madrid
Granvile
Broadway
Fires Break Out Inside Madrid as Nationalist Bombing Rages
Nationalist bombing aircraft started several fires inside Madrid. Large smoke plumes rose from burning buildings as observers near Alcorcon, five miles from Madrid, watched the flames. Dispatch by John De Gandt, head of the United Press Madrid Bureau, reports on the Nationalist advance toward Madrid.
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Madrid
Avila
Alcoron
John de Gandt
United Press Madrid
Toledo
Roosevelt Prepares For Fishing Trip as Nation Debates Policies
New York November 5 President Roosevelt readies for a fishing holiday while the nation debates whether Tuesday’s political surge signals a shift to liberal or radical policies. Roosevelt leads Landon in returns with broad Democratic control expected in Congress and a January 20 inauguration for a second term looms.
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Roosevelt
New York
Alf M. Landon
United States
Roosevelt Seen As Top World Peace Advocate Among Statesmen
Washington reports administration leaders claim President Roosevelt’s broad public backing makes him the most powerful figure for peace. Officials outline plans for expanded reciprocal trade treaties, hemispheric peace machinery, and a strengthened neutrality law to keep the United States out of foreign wars.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Chautauqua
N. Y
State Department
United States
Cordell Hull
City Building Dept Reports Busy October Permits
City Building inspector Hart Dickason reported October as the busiest month in six years for the building department. A total of 44 building permits were issued for construction estimated at 28 835 dollars, plus 61 electrical, 8 plumbing, 11 heating and 7 sign permits, with total fees of 135.60 dollars.
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Hart Dickason
Cage Breaks Loose Fourteen Injured
Ath ens Ohio. A mine cage broke loose inside shaft 225 of the Ohio Collieries Co at a dry dock. Fourteen workers were injured eight critically and three with minor injuries while others were treated in hospitals in Athens Zanesville and Columbus. Names listed of injured include Bate Yore Greens Run John Daunch George Van Bibber Clarence Van Bibber Lester Snowden James Morrison Clarence Morrison Evan Boswell and others.
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Athens
Ohio Collieries Co
Drydock
Zanesville
Columbus
Bate Yore
Greens Run
John Daunch
George van Bibber
Clarence
Modoc
Lester Snowden
Glouster
James Morrison
Roosevelt Leads Landon by Wide Margin in National Vote
New York reports incomplete returns from 48 states show President Roosevelt leading Gov. Landon by 2,692.65 votes with Roosevelt at 25,194,176 and Landon at 15,411,911 while Lemke has 568,690. Landon vows to exceed Hoover's four year total.
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United Press
New York
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Lemke
Herbert Hoover
Steel Co Hopes Wage Increase Can Be Granted
Carnegie-Sinous Steel Corpora tion, after rejecting two wage increase requests from employee representatives in recent months, said it confidently hoped a raise would be granted soon to its more than 10,000 workers. President Benjamin F. Fairless issued the statement outlining the company position on wage negotiations still ongoing with employees.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Sinois Steel Corporaton
Benjamin F. Fairless
Steel Company
Democrats Sweep Ohio as Davey Wins Re election
In Columbus on November 5, Governor Martin L. Davey won re election by a margin over 155 006. Democrats gain complete control of state government with majorities in both houses of the General Assembly. The state Senate stands 31 Democrats to 5 Republicans and the House 105 Democrats to 33 Republicans. One Supreme Court race remained in doubt with Williams leading Hart. Roosevelt carried Ohio with a broad plurality over Landon and Lemke.
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Columbus
Tpp
Martin L. Davey
State Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Frank E. Whittemore
Akron
Cuyahoga County
Ror O. Wiliams
William L. Hart
Supreme Court
Williams
Hart
Georges S. Myers
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
William Lemke
Ohio
Landon
Carer
John W. Bricker
Warmer Weather Forecast Lifts Snow Stranglehold
Weather Bureau officials in Columbus forecast fair skies and a slight warmup across western Ohio tonight with 59 degrees tomorrow. Snowfall statewide avg four to five inches yesterday, with seven inches in Cincinnati by noon. Temperatures above freezing today. a cold snap from the northwest expected Sunday.
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Ohio
Weather Bureau
Columbus
Cincinnati
Canadian Northwest
Lynn Hummel Drowns in School Pool
A 12 year old, Lynn Hummel, drowned yesterday at a junior high school pool in Sandusky Colorado. Authorities investigated the incident and a formal report will follow.
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Sandusky, CO
Lynn Hummel
Former Elyrian To Speak Here November 16th
Bishop James A. McFadden former Elyrian and now auxiliary bishop of the Closeland Diocese will speak at the opening dinner of the Elyria Community Chest campaign on Monday November 16 at 6 30 p m at the First M E Church. The opening dinner will be followed by report luncheons at the Y M C A where workers will report on progress of the campaign for 265 286.
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James A. McFadden
Elyrian
Closeland
Catholic Church
Elyria Community Chest
Worth Fauger
M. E
McFadden
Elyria
St. Agnes
Cleveland
Nor
Completon
Karl Plocher
Faurer Today
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bar Scouts
Girl Scouts
Associated Charities
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Maritime Strike Update Across the Nation
The maritime strike situation dominates headlines as President Roosevelt schedules a return to Washington amid growing federal pressure on strikes. In New York sympathy actions erupt into a life and death clash between International Seamen's Union leaders and dissenting members over a behind closed doors deal with ship owners. In San Francisco the strike's toll hits western industry as peace efforts fail and about 000 workers lose jobs as shipping stagnation continues.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Rand
Serrie Maritime
New York
Ockey
San Francisco
Better Be Late Than Sorry Ad Insight
An old style sales note urges patience and choices in coal buying with advice to consult reliable fuel dealers for prices and quality, highlighting daily advertisements.
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