Eccles Starts Work as Head of Banks
Washington dispatch reports Franklin D Roosevelts plan to appoint Marriner S Eccles of Utah as Governor of the Federal Reserve Board making him the first western American to hold the post. Details outline progressive banking reforms and a broad federal role in securities finance and planning.
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Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
American Bankers’ Association
White House
Marriner
Utah
Senate
Keales
Niu Nosed
the Treasury
Eugene Black
Salt Lake City
Treasury Post
War and Liquor Fought by W C T U
In Cleveland Ohio on November 12 Dr William L Stidger of Boston University challenged the World War era foes of wine and war before the W C T U national convention. He warned against compromise with the old order of war and alcohol citing the millions killed or maimed in WWI and urging continued fight through Thursday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William L. Stidger
Boston University
Pr. Stidger
Ohio Weather Forecast Promises Cloudy, Snow Flurries Northeas
Ohio forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with probable snow flurries in the northeast. Temperatures are expected to rise Tuesday, slowing after a chilly start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mussolini orders universal work in new corporative state
United Press reports from Rome on November 12 1934 Mussolini announces a compulsory work program for all able bodied Italians including aristocrats. The plan aims to erase leisure class privileges by making work a social duty under the corporative state with equal state respect for labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
United Presss
RUME
Benito Mussolini
Council of Corporations
Africa
Don Gelasio Canetani
Foremen's Club Opens 1934-35 Year November 21
The Elyria Foremen's Club will begin its 1934-35 year with a November 21 dinner at the Elyria Y M C A. Ronald Kingstey of Columbus will speak as national senior vice president of the Americaneers. A nominating committee will nominate officers for 1935 and a music filled program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Foremen's Club
Elyria Y. M. CG. A
Ronald Kingstey
Columbus
Americaneers
National Patriotic Organization
Chamber of Commerce
Gary
Indiana
Relief Relief Speeds Up as Winter Nears
Washington date line reports rapid movement on relief policy as winter nears. Senator Borah attacks the relief program, prompting a swift Hopkins audit and proposed tightening of eligibility and cost-sharing. Administration acts on immediate needs for 4,000,000 dependent families while studying broader social and economic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.e
Adliam E. Borah
Borah
Harry Ll. Hopkins
Citizens urged to back Federal Work Relief projects
G W Bauman FERA work division manager appeals to residents to back worthwhile projects under the Federal Work Relief Administration. He cites school buildings art museums armories and pools as practical examples where federal funds cover labor and local governments supply materials. He says projects should yield permanent landmarks and foster pride among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rauman
Fera Herve
Bauman
Armores
FERA
President Roosevelt lays wreath at tomb on Armistice Day
In Washington on Armistice Day President Roosevelt, head bared, laid a simple wreath at the Unknown Soldier tomb in Arlington Cemetery with Mrs. Roosevelt nearby. National Commander Frank N Belgrano Jr of the American Legion spoke at the shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Arlington Cemetery
Frank N. Belgrano, Jr
American Legion
Relief Heads To Discuss Ohio's Costs In 1935
Columbus Ohio November 12 Relief Director Frank Henderson acting state relief head will likely meet with Harry Hopkins federal emergency relief chief in Washington Thursday to review Ohio costs for the 1936 relief bill There is a chance the meeting may be moved up to tomorrow as Henderson awaits Hopkins call The state faces funding duties as the current special session nears its end with about one week left to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Adj
Frank D. Henderson
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief
Washington
Ohio
Henderson
Hopkins
Dtate
General Assembly
Todar
Six injured in local auto accidents weekend
Six persons sustained minor injuries in several auto incidents reported to police and sheriff departments. Jack Jobson, 41, was bruised after a collision on Broad street. he was treated at Memorial hospital. Two LaGrange girls, Ardelta Hastings and May Amsbury, suffered minor bruises on East Bridge street and were taken to hospital before being returned downtown by the driver. Other injuries occurred on Indian Healing road, North Ridge road, and Elyria avenue after crashes involving drivers from LaGrange and Elyria, with victims treated at Memorial hospital or at home.
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Jack Jobson
East Avenue
Broad Street
Claude Kelley
Fairlawn Avenue
G. S. Seeley
Nast Avenue
R. D
Elsha
Jobson
Leon Kennedy
Memorial Hospital
LaGrange
Ardella Hastings
May Amsbury
East Bridge Street
Scheibel
Spruce Street
Stheibel
T Hospital
Richard Rose
Ralph Hubert
West Dover
R. Starkey
Indian Healing Road
Route 200
Edward Lovhe
R.D
Oberlin
North Ridge Road
Elyta
Theayne Newell
Stanford Avenue
Newell
Joseph Urbanek
Elyta Avenue
Paul Rigda
West 35Th Street
Lorum
Elyria Avenue
August Hinkleman
Bell Avenue
Forrest Hadely
West Avenue
Oklahoma judge rules NRA trade in price code unconstitutional
In Oklahoma City on November 12 Judge Edgar Vaught declared unconstitutional the government attempt to regulate by the NRA code the prices the retail automobile industry shall pay on traded in cars. He did not rule on the constitutionality of the code itself or the national recovery act, under which the auto retail code had been challenged by court decisions at federal and state levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
U, S&s
Edgar
Vaught
County-Wide Meeting Of Farm Women Set For Thursday Afternoon
Lorain County farm women prepare for a Thursday 1 30 p m county wide meeting with Eunice Teal OSU extension specialist leading discussion on clothing construction and problem solving. Food project meetings begin with Avon Lake Tuesday on menu planning and Gulf Road school Wednesday rug making with Four H Club awards Thursday at Markley and Columbia Town Hall Friday featuring one dish meals by Adele Koch assistant state home demonstration teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Alice Bird
Eunice Teal
Ohio State University
Avon Lake
H. G. Castle
Gulf Road School
Lester Youtzy
F. H. Lewis
Markley
Oci. Hummel
Miss Bird
Columbia Town Hall
Adele Koch
Eaton Tello Of Merger Effort In Insull Trial
Cyrus S. Eaton, Cleveland financier in the Insull case, testified in federal court that he suggested a merger of Insull holdings to avert a broader collapse, detailing the 46 to 56 million dollar debt burden and the so called Paton raid. He spoke as a character witness for Harold L. Stuart, describing discussions with Samuel Insull and his family about consolidating Middle West utilities and the terms offered for his 151,566 Insull Operating Company shares. Eaton said the aim was to secure cash and backing to retire debts, and that Insull expressed hesitations due to age while considering joining a merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cyrus S. Eaton
Cleveland
Samuel Fasull
Financial World
Insull
Eaton
S Corporation Securities Company
Insull Utilities
Harold L. Stuart
Paton
InsuJll
Martin
Continental
Joe
United Light & Power Company
American Power, Light & Traction Company
Contiental Gas & Electric Company
Detroit
Miwaukee
Columbus
Linccoln
Neh
Middle West
Togull
Commonwealth Editson
People’s Light, Gas & Coke
Public Service
Iine
Baton
Linder
Floyd E. Thompson
William Coven Dies Preparing For Day's Work
William Coven age 71 of 222 Glenwood avenue died of a heart attack at 7 55 a m today while preparing to begin his day's work at the Colson Company He fell while removing his hat and coat in the polishing and buffing department Co workers recalled The company nurse Mrs Dorothy Gibson called Dr TR W Hancock who pronounced him dead His body was taken to Welsh Funeral Home He had been with Colson for 18 years He is survived by four children Charles and Mrs Gertrude Dye Mrs Florence Hamlin of Bowling Green and Arthur Coven of Toledo His wife died four years ago Funeral services will be held at 930 a m Thursday at St Mary's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Coven
Glenwood Avenue
Colson Company
Dorothy Gibson
TR. W. Hancock
Chest Heads Meet Tomorrow Campaign Opens On Thursday
Elyria's seventeenth Community Chest campaign starts this week with a 3 PM strategy board meeting to address matters. Tuesday 7:30 PM at the YMCA team captains meet division heads for final instructions. Thursday 6:30 PM opening dinner at First Congregational church with Dean Graham of Oberlin. fifty cent charge, attendees pay own. Jack Flynn's band plays. Solicitation in industries and schools under way with reports of better response than last year.
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Elyria
First Congregational Church
Dean Graham
Oberlin
Jack Flynn
Community YMCA clubs and youth programs across Allen area
The article highlights YMCA activities including various youth clubs such as the Young Men's Club Foreman's Club Y Indus Club and Hi Y groups. It notes a large camp program, dormitory services, personal interview work, and partnerships with local organizations. Staff emphasize accessibility of YMCA facilities to nonmembers and the impact on hundreds of boys and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Foreman's Club
Y Indus Club
Forum
Hi-Y
Stamp Club
H.-Y Council
Washington
Jefferson
Allen
Els
Edison
Franklin
Gates
Garford
Hamilton
McKinley
Roosevelt
Council
Farm Bureau
Parent Teachers
Checker & Chess Club
Columbia Refining Co
Standard of Co
Petroleum Oil Compliance Board
County Health & Tuberculosis Association
Kiwanis Minstrels, Jr. Red Cross
Chronicle - Telegram Newsboys
Girl Scouts
DeMoleys
Scottish Clan
Health Bureau
Young Republicans Club
Onfo Fuel Gas Co
Tri- County Base Ball League
Reserve
Baptist Church Group
Colson Co
Land Lorde Association
Emerson Institute
County Lutheran Young People’s Society
Lyria Better Housing Group
Scarabeus Club
Deep Tunnel Mining Co
Modern Amateurs
Elyrian Wing State Speaking Contest Winner Claims Top Honor
Elyria High School senior Robert Lee won first place in a state extempore speaking contest at Ohio Wesleyan University, with 45 contestants from across Ohio. Fellow Elyria senior Emily Pitkin placed fifth in the English division, as Raymond Kleinman and Robert Lang took second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee
Pasadena Avenue
Elyria
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio
Elyria High School
Emily Pitkin
Bath Street
Estempore
Lee
Raymond Kleinman
Cleveland Heights
Robert Lang
Euclid Shore
Lake Ewe
Alice Stofer
Ohio Wesleyan
Pitkin
Owing party stranded near Maumee
Six fishing party members who sailed from Toledo for Maumee Bay were rescued from a stranded 22 foot motor cruiser at Turtle Island. Coast Guard Cutter Corwin and deputies searched two hours before locating the craft. The party included Orville Kampher his wife Myra and their two children Jeannette and Glen plus Ralph and Edward Hepner. The Kamphers had bought the boat a month earlier and feared delays as their party did not return Sunday night.
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Toledo
Maumee Bay
Coastguard
Corwin
Turtle Island
Coast Guard
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co
Myra
Orville Kampher
Jeannette
Glen
Ralph Hepner
Edward Hepner
Kampher
Sliepner
Steel production to surge in November, says Magazine Steel
In Cleveland N Y Nay 12 With more activity in railroad and automobile markets steel producers expect November tonnage to be heaviest since early 1934 first quarter The national operating rate rises to 2 1 2 percent of capacity Specifications from buyers with seasonal needs remain uninterrupted Hesitation on industrial expansion may appear after Congress convenes Confidence rises in national administration Prices stay steady iron and steel composite at 52 18 finished steel index 54 scrap 9 66
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Steel
Congress
Mooney Plea To Be Considered
Washington reports that Thomas J. Mooney received promise of consideration by the Supreme Court for his bid to gain freedom from San Quentin where he has been imprisoned since 1916 after a murder conviction tied to the Preparedness Day massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas J. Mooney
Supreme Court
San Quentin Penitentiary
Allies in Paris Agree Air Defense Pact
Paris Midi reports high commands of France Britain and Belgium have concluded an air defense pact in case of war. It envisages information exchange and mutual reinforcement with British air bases assigned in France and Belgium for potential attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paris Midi
France
Belgium
Midi
Argument Blamed in Killing of Ohioan at Home
Lester Crank, 35, of near West Elkton, was killed at his home today during what officers described as an argument over whisky. A still was found in the Crank home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Lester Crank
West Elkton
Crank
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Toms Im
Mecins
United States
Eeeles
Mr. Roosevelt
W.C.T
Reserve Board
Foremen’s Club
Gax
Logal
Eaton Tello
Ingull
Cleveland Capitalist
Chicagoan
William Coven
Auxiliary of
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyrian Wing
Maumee
Gland
Coast Guards
Mooney
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