Taxation Major Problem in Ohio Statewide Need
Ohio faces a hefty revenue shortfall for the coming year with an estimated 2100,000,000 needed to fund schools, relief programs, and unemployment care. Delinquencies, reduced valuations, and tax limits squeeze public income while debate rages over a new sales tax, utility taxes, and re enacted fuel taxes.
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Molumbes
Schoors
General Assembly
Hyemilla
Wong
Redlok
Apdine
Terre Hopkins
QTM
Sloan
State Supreme Court
Tic
Thirid Sutton
Carlton
Dargusch
State Tax Commission
Taireusvl
Officers Elected to Blythe Credit Rating Bureau
Blythe Credit Rating Bureau named its new officers for the coming year after a board meeting. J. B. Phillips was chosen president, Leroy Reisinger as vice president, and Robert Vestal as treasurer. Remaining directors, appointed by the Chamber of Commerce, include Glade B. Thomas, A. H. West, Max Goldstein, and Frank W. Hoover.
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Blythe Credit Rating Bureau
Bureau
J. B. Phillips
Leroy Reisinger
Robert Vestal
Chambe of Commerce
Glade B. Thomas
A. H. West
Max Goldstein
Frank W. Hoover
The Weather Forecast Chint Generally fair and colder
Generally fair and colder tonight with temperatures easing by Friday. Winds light, and a slowly rising temperature trend expected in western portions as the day progresses.
Ten Elyria High School Students Earn All A Grades
Ten Elyria High School students achieved straight A grades in all subjects during the first six weeks of the 1934 35 school year. Seven girls and three boys hold the records: Jeanette Linville Robert Lee Merle Vanoster Beverly Foley Batty Shafer William Lersch Bertha Smith Robert Bannon Agnes Fay and Gwendolyn Irvin. An additional 106 pupils earned honors with at least one A and no grade below B.
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Elyria High School
St Sudents
Jeanette Linville
Robert Lee
Merle Vanoster
Beverly Foley
Batty Shafer
William Lersch
Bertha Smith
Robert Bannon
Agnes Fay
Gwendolyn Irvin
Elyria Agencies Need Local Support for Community Chest
Elyria's institutions of character building and mercy rely on the Community Chest as government relief is unavailable. Committee A chairman EH F Allen urged every eligible person to pledge and increase past gifts to meet the chest goal, despite reduced incomes and rising demand for hospital services. Mrs. Robert Crehore reported ongoing payments owed exceed $100,000, underscoring the strain on the hospital and the need for public support to keep it funded for emergencies.
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Elyria
Muyet
Agencey
Khyb Rid
EH. F. Allen
Allen
Mra
Robert Crehore
Committee greets bus crash victim at Elyria hospital
Anna Scherba, 20, of Duquesne Pennsylvania, injured in a Cleveland road bus truck crash April 1 1934, visited a hospital committee meeting yesterday. She walked a few feet without crutches, showing rapid recovery from six major fractures and intent to leave soon.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Anna Scherba
Duquesne
Penna
Cleveland Road
Miss Scherba
Industrial Group To Meet Tonight in Campaign Plan
The Industrial Division in the Community Chest campaign will meet this evening at 7 30 at the YMCA. The meeting will be informal as plans for the campaign are outlined for men from various industries and a brief Q&A period will follow.
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Community Chest Campaign
Y.M.C. A
New Congress Acad 08 New Congress Acad 08 Washington
Fresh and enthusiastic New Dealers head to Washington for Roosevelt era shifts. Senator elects Bilbo and Radcliffe exemplify new faces, while ten incoming senators replace Republicans, signaling strong Democratic control. Vandenberg, Austin show mixed stances, hinting at 1936 presidential calculations amid inflation debates and New Deal support.
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Roosevelt
Theodore G. Bilho
Miss
George L. Radcliffe
Congress
House
Senate
John G. Townsend, Jr
Del
Vandenberg
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Warren R. Austin
R. Vi
New Mexico
North Dakota
Sens
Simeon D. Fess
RK. O
Arthur R. Robinson
Vic Donahey
Sherman Minton
Aanate
Torea
Inflation Trends Split Next Congress in New Deal Era
A United Press chart shows inflation supporters outrunning anti inflation forces in the upcoming House. Democrats hold a strong majority, with 303 Republicans 47. The piece notes the impact on the Speakership and potential White House influence, while a separate Ohio crash reports Culcord Curry, 54, killed when his car left Route 18 near Milto Dam.
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Lantvest Press
Washington
United Press
Wiese Iskues
Roosevelt
Sliomi Pune
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Youngstown ,O
Improvement in Tax Collection at Soho
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright announced improved personal tax collections this year totaling 228208, 94.6 percent of the current duplicate. He noted penalties up to November 14, with delinquent payments included. Last year’s general personal tax total was 8216385, 93.4 percent of the duplicate. Classified tax collection surpassed the current duplicate, a notable event in these times.
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Walter J. Wright
Wright
Lorain County Loses Its Only Girl Deputy Sheriff
Sherry Clarence W. Dick disclosed that Miss Mary K. Miller will resign today to join the Ohio Fuel Gas Company staff. Miller has served in the sheriff's office since Sheriff Dick took office, and previously worked in the clerk of court's office.
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Lorain County
Sherry Clarence W. Dick
Mary K. Miller
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Miss Miller
Sherif Clarence W. Dick
Clerk of Court
Young Men Form New Club Here
A new club tentatively named the Junior Young Men's Club formed last night at the Elyria Y M C A with 26 young men present. Charles Niederhouser was elected president, Frank Wilcox vice president, and Nelson Fitch Jr secretary and treasurer. A rules discussion and activity ideas occupied most of the evening. A committee of Howard Wendell Frank Wilcox Gerald Squires and Charles Niederhouser will draft regulations for report next meeting. Meetings are set for Wednesdays at 7 30 p m at the Y M C A with future dinner meetings planned and membership limited to 35.
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Elyria Y
Charles Niederhouser
Frank Wilcox
Nelson Fitch, Jr
Howard Wendell
Gerald Squires
United States to Germany Zeppelin service slated for July
Akron Ohio November United States to Germany Zeppelin service will be inaugurated in July for a four month trial. Dr Hugo Eckener Zeppelin skipper arrived for talks with Goodyear officials. The large LZ1298 nearing completion at Pragdich shafen will be used on North American routes with Lakehurst naval station as terminal. Two monthly flights initially, rising to three later. Transoceanic fare around 400 dollars per person. Eckener did not discuss future commercial terminals, saying that is for American interests to decide.
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Akron
United, States
Lakehurst
United States
Eeken
Jouncey
National League Elects Ford Frick President
Ford Frick, formerly a sports writer, was elected President of the National League succeeding John Heydler. Harvey Trabant became Secretary and Treasurer as Heydler’s trio of officers ended. A new chairman of the board post was created and Heydler was named to it for life.
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Purd Price
National League Huad
New York
Ford Frick
Johin
National League
John Arnold Heydter
Harvey Trabant
Heydler
Heyder
GOP Leaders Plan Revival Of The Party
New York November. Republican hopes rise as National Chairman Henry P Fletcher arrives from Washington for a rest and talks with New York leaders to revive the party after Tuesday's defeats. He aims to rebuild strength from the ground up with new ideas, issues, and leadership reflecting changes in Congress and challenging Roosevelt administration dominance.
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New York
National
Henry P. Fletcher
Washington
Fletcher
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Pletcher
Hegin
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Three Injured In Bus Crash Near Bellevue
A Greyhound bus bound for Detroit and an automobile collided four miles east of Bellevue, injuring three including Leo Love of Akron and injuring a dozen others. Drivers Fred Pfeifle of Akron and H L Lowe of Akron suffered bruises while occupants in the auto and bus were treated in Bellevue hospital for various injuries.
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Bellevue
Leo Love
Akron
Greyhound
Fred J. Pfeiffle
Bellevue Hospital
John J. Devlin
Hotel Astor
Washington
Mra
Vivian Devlin
Mia
Imogene Richmond
Elizabeth
N. J
Fred P. Prittle
Auto
H. L. Lowe
Republicans in Majority I House Republicans in Majority I
Ohio voters swung to Republicans in the state House with 69 Republicans to 66 Democrats, yielding a bare GOP majority, while the Senate was poised for 18 Democrats and 13 Republicans. Davey, the Democratic Governor elect, claims a post election mandate as Bricker and Dar Jed win re defeats unchanged.
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House
Senate
Columbus. G
Ohio House of Representatives
Martin L. Davey
O. P. House
General Assembly
Vic Donahey
Simeon A. Fess
United States
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
John W. Davis
Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
Donaheys
White
Ono
Tavey
Luos
Clarence J. Brown
Davey
Ohin
Cuyahoga
Lucas
Summit
Mahoning
Trumbull
Brown
Montgomery
Stark
Hamilton
Franklin
All Traditions In Pennsylvania Shattered In Election
Harrisburg, Pa. November election rout devastates Republicans. Democratic sweep returns George H. Earle as governor, Joseph F. Guffey as U S senator, and secures Democratic control of the congressional delegation and state assembly. Several statewide offices go to Democrats, limiting Republican veto power.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Joseph F. Guffey
U. S
House of Representatives
Assembly
Earle
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