Morgenthau Breaks With Free Spenders In New Deal Gesture
Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr presents a 1938 49 budget preview to the Academy of Political Science in New York as the Roosevelt administration seeks to revive business confidence. He signals wage and tax simplification, opposes higher taxes, and presses for private capital in housing while warning of deficit risks and political friction with New Deal critics. Senator Byrd criticizes economy promises as likely to fail, predicting a large year end deficit.
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Washington
N& Business
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morzenthau, Jr
Roosevelt
Academy of Political Science
New York
Morgenthau
la Vallette Brothers
Wisconsin
Senlarly F. Byrd
Academy
Mr. Rosevelt
Byrd
United States
Weather report from Ohio and surrounding regions
Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday with likelihood of rain in the southern part of Ohio Friday. Temperature to rise gradually on Friday. Pressure high over the plains and Rockies while a low over the northwest has strengthened. Over the past 24 hours rain fell from Cairo to the gulf, across the South Atlantic states, the Pacific coast, and into the Canadian prairies. Colder in the Ohio valley, lake region, and northeastern states with little change elsewhere.
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Ohio
Great Lakes
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Alabama
Plains
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Cairo
Gulf
South Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Chief Justice Weygandt to Speak at Elyria Chest Dinner
Preparations for Elyria Community Chest opening next Monday progress as Judge Carl V. Weygandt chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court will deliver the opening dinner speech at 630 p m at the First Congregational Church. Tickets cost 60 cents and are available at Crandall's Drug Store and the Community Chest office in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building, campaign chairman Karl W Plother said. Weygandt is a familiar Elyria figure, having spoken locally before.
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Elyria
Community Chest
Carl V. Weiygandt
Supreme Court of Ohio
First Congregational
Crandall’s
Elyria Savings
Disturber disrupts Armistice service as King and royals stand firm
In London on Armistice Day King George the Sixth and his brothers the Dukes of Gloucester and Kent, with Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, stood at attention before the cenotaph while a middle aged man shouted antiwar taunts. Police subdued him and he was detained for observation. Queen Elizabeth watched in alarm as the ceremony continued.
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London
George
Gloucester
Kent
Neville Chamberlain
Whitehall
Great Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mary
Royal Air Force
Little Downing Street
London County Council Institution
Buckingham Palace
Manila Struck By Violent Storms
A typhoon menaces Luzon with deadly force, causing three deaths and 29 missing in Manila. The Perla and Malaya crews suffer heavy losses while Guantar operations and inland communications crumble as a fierce gale roars through the capital.
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Manila
P. I
Luzon
Philippine
Perla
Malaya
Manila Bay
Appaling
Philippines
Storm Lashes Alaska's Coast
NOME Alaska Nov 11 a furious storm lashed the coast driving residents to higher ground. With 1200 people evacuating amid flooding and wrecked buildings, crews heighten barriers as east end streets flood and debris scatters. Damage to harbor and jetties tops 80000 with no casualties reported.
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Nome
Alaska
East End
Gulf of Alaska
Motorcyclist Injured After Route 59 Crash
Earl Segraves, 51, of the Jackson Hotel, was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital at 2 a m with a fractured scapula, sprains and numerous bruises after his motorcycle hit a guard rail at the overhead railroad bridge on Route 59 just west of the city. Deputy Sheriff John Fulton said Segraves swerved to avoid a truck.
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Earl Segraves
Jackson Hotel
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Route 59
Segraves
John Fulton
Thieves Swoop In On 16 Stolen Turkeys
Percy Yates of Indian Hollow road reported to the sheriff that 16 turkeys were stolen in recent weeks, disappearing two to four at a time, amid Thanksgiving preparations.
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Percy Yates
Indian Hollow Road
Sheriff's Department
Future Moves Up To Chiang Says Japan
Japanese forces pushing through Shanghai obstacles say final moves hinge on Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek. Iwane Matsui signals Japan may advance toward Nanking if Chiang approves, while battles rage in Nantao and Pootung districts near the International Settlement as Tokyo contemplates neutrality and possible control measures. Pembroke Stephens of the Daily Telegraph was killed amid shelling.
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Shangitai
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Nanking
Pembroke Stephens
London Daily
Telegtaph
Nantao
French Congression
Pootung
Whangpoo River
Iwane Matsui
Matsui
Yangtze River
Chiang
New Giant Of The Lakes Is Launched At Lorain
The William A. Irvin, newest Great Lakes ore freighter, slid into the water at Lorain's American Shipbuilding yards for the first time, the first launched in seven years. Officials from United States Steel and the ship’s namesake William A. Irvin watched as preparations continued for more launches from Lorain and Michigan, expanding the fleet to seven freighters and six barges. Mrs. William A. Irvin held the ceremonial No. 5 as the launch proceeded.
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Acme
Lake Erie
William A. Irvin
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
American Shipbuilding Co
Lorain
Great Lakes
United States Steel Corp
Irvin Gang
W. H. Gerhauser
American Shipbuilding Co. Lorain
W. A. Irvin
A. F. Harvey
Novv
Ohio
Pennsylvania
American Shipbuilding Company
Governor Miller
Michigan
Paittsburgh Steamship Company
President Roosevelt Leads Armistice Day Observance
President Roosevelt leads the United States in the nineteenth Armistice Day ceremony at Arlington Cemetery placing a wreath on the Unknown Soldier. He attends with cabinet members, military officers, and Congress members as the nation marks 11 November with three minutes of silence and ceremonies nationwide.
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Washington
Roosevelt
America
Catafalque
Arlington Cemetery
American Expeditionary Forces
Army
Navy
Armed Services
Marines
United States
American Legion
National Memorial
S. J. Doherty
Louis Johnson
Armistice
Cabient
Diplomatic Corps
Congress
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington Cathedral
Woodrow Wilson
Capital And Profits Taxes Questioned
The House Ways and Means Tax Subcommittee discussed repealing the capital stock and excess profits taxes to aid businesses and explored revenue from tax exempt securities totaling about 36 billion dollars. Chairman Vinson said a new formula could tax exempt income without fully removing it, potentially saving corporations around 140 million dollars annually, by counting tax exempt income in rate determinations while taxing only taxable income.
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Washington
Nov
U. P
House
Ways and Means
Fred M. Vinson
Farm Blaze Destroys Barn Shed and Chicken House
Fire at M. O. Penfound farm on Oberlin Road Carlisle Township destroyed a 44 foot barn with hay oats and wheat, a tool shed and a chicken house. A straw stack burned and livestock were saved. Sparks from a corn shredder likely started the blaze as Elyria firefighters faced access delays and could not bring the hose truck to the fire.
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M. O. Penfound
Oberlin Road
Carlisle Township
Penfound
Elyria
Elyrian Honored Upon Completion Of Long Service
Dan C. Martin aged 68 or 69 was guest of honor at a dinner in Elyria marking his fifty year railroad career. Retired October 31 after more than five decades with New York Central Railroad he spent over 30 years in Elyria as supervisor of tracks. A crowd of 117 attended the Elks room event to wish him well and many years of retirement.
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Dan C. Martin
Wurst Court
Martin
New York Central Railroad
Elks’ Dining Room
Elyria
Andover
Ohio
A. Houghton
Youngstown
Hillsdale
Michigan
Ashtaba No. 3
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Horn and Hardart Automat
34Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Treasury
Justice Weygandt
King
Bulletin
S. S. Kenilworth
Globe
Kenilworth
Penandungan Point
Japan
Oberlin Road Farm
Elyrian
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