Plan to renew cold weather relief faces Congress
Roosevelt officials said a broad social legislation program was being prepared to fund a swift cold weather relief plan. Administration aides indicated the aim was to push relief funding through Congress, with emphasis on cash payments and work programs, amid criticism that relief money was misused. The RFC had already advanced funds to the FERA and officials suggested new action as debates over relief continued.
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Washttonicton
Roosevel
Congress
Roosevelt
William E. Borah
Idaho
Tie Rfc
FERA
Horah
Takat
Bovet
Horakalee
Securits
Hopkins
Mother And Son Fined For Theft At Cleveland Quarries
A mother Elizabeth Horvath and her son Steve were fined by Justice Joseph Petro for stealing 500 pounds of iron from Cleveland Quarries in South Amherst. The mother received a suspended $5 fine with probation and the son 19 was fined $1 and costs and jailed until paid. Iron found at their home rear hauled in a boys wagon. Warrants were sworn by Carl E. Gibson.
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Joseph Petro
Cleveland Quarties
South Amherst
Elizabeth Horvath
Gerald Nau
Sulety
Steve
Nau
Edmund Monroe
Carl E. Gibson
Jewelry store robbed in Piqua on Main Street
Thieves shattered a window at A. T. Thomas Son's Jewelry Co. on Main Street and stole diamond rings watches and silverware valued at about 400 dollars. The incident occurred today in Piqua Ohio.
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Piqua, O
A. T. Thomas Son’s Jewelry Co
Main Street
Ohio Weather Forecast For Snow Flurries Tonight
Ohio outlook shows cloudy and colder conditions with snow flurries in the east and central areas tonight. Wednesday turns fair but remains cold across the region.
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Ohio
Cleveland Seeks Big Teams For Charity Game
Cleveland officials seek a charity football game inviting Princeton against Minnesota or Pittsburgh. David S. Ingalls sent the invitation to Princeton Athletic Department. Mayor Harry L. Davin endorsed free use of Cleveland Stadium with actual expenses and a share of gate receipts for city charities.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Princeton
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Eams
Princeton Athletic Department
David S. Ingalls
Harry L. Davin
Cleveland Stadium
Wate
Cleveland Charities
Honida Flyer Sets Dawn to Dusk NYC Miami Flight Record
Cap Eddie Rickenbacker commands the Douglas transport with 14 passengers on a New York to Miami dawn to dusk round trip. Flight began in New York at 6 06 am, refueled in Jacksonville, arriving Miami at noon, with plan to inaugurate a regular 12 hour round trip service. Officials and press aboard plan a ceremonial breakfast in Manhattan and a ceremonial luncheon in Miami.
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New York
Miami
Rickenbacker
Jacksonville
Via
Eddie Rickenbacker
Newark
Ti Loerica
Cap
Iaast
Eastern Air Lines
R. Breech
North American Aviation
Manhattan
Grocers And Meat Dealers To Meet In Lorain County
A meeting of all grocers and meat dealers in Lorain county is set for 7 30 p m tomorrow at the Antlers Hotel Lorain to oppose a general sales tax in Ohio. CG Arthur Brown executive secretary of the Food and Grocers Code Authority will organize a county branch of the National Grocery Association. Homer N McConkey of Springfield president of the State Grocers Association will address the gathering. The group helped block the sales tax movement last year.
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Lorain County
Antlers Hotel
Lorain
Ohio
Arthur Brown
Food and Grocers Code Authority
National Grocery Association
Homer N. McConkey
Springfield
State Grocers Association
Swimming Bet Paid In Snow At Akron Reservoir
AKRON OHIO November 13 The first big snow of the season surprised Rudolph Lebinger who paid off an election bet by swimming in Hast reservoir He bet on Sheriff Ray Potts for reelection and chose the swim over paying $25 The bet winners Mrs Earl Mackey and Miss Fern Day sent Rosal ie Milly and Wilton Mac Donald to verify the payoff.
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Akron. O
Rudolph Lebinger
Hast Reservoir
Lebinger
Ray Potts
Earl Mackey
Fern Day
Rosalie Milly
Wivlon MacDonald
Elyrians Visit Great Plant at Lorain
Elyrians tour the National Tube plant in Lorain County led by E W Brown general manager and A C Hudnutt publisher of Chronicle Telegram. Mayor Vanost er and city officials joined the party as they viewed the Dlust furnace department and molten ore processes showing immense tonnage handled by skilled workers and heavy machinery.
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Loraim
A. C. Hudnutt
Chronicle-Telegram
W. H. Vanoster
Elyrians
E. W. Brown
Mr. Brown
Dlust
Elysians
Charges of Politics Close Zanesville Schools
In Zanesville on November 13 charges of politics echo as 6500 pupils face locked doors. City treasurers may offer to serve without pay until January to reopen schools funded by a three mill levy approved in the election. If closed until then, the term could extend six weeks into next summer to maintain first class rating. Teachers say they will work with deferred pay to keep classes going.
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Zanesville
Governor White backs general sales tax plan for special session
Governor George White announced a comprehensive tax program to be presented to the general assembly when it reconvenes. He proposed a general sales tax, reenactment of the one cent a gallon fuel tax, and possible extension of the utilities excise tax for relief. The plan follows earlier attempts, with potential changes to distribution details.
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Columbus
George White
General Assembly
Point program urged inw.ctu bureaus report
Cleveland Ohio November 13 Delegates at the Women’s Christian Temperance Union national convention presented a nine point legislative program for 1935 urging higher motion picture standards opposing liquor advertising in dry states and promoting international peace The program includes enforcing 21st amendment protections banning liquor ads across state lines and stronger narcotic restrictions with amendments to the pure food and drug act and calls for world peace measures and arms control.
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Cleveland, CO
Women's Christian Temperance Union National Convention
Tzara Scott
Washington
W. C. T. U. Bureau of Legislation
Congress
Dr. Scott
Scott
Chest Leaders Busy As Formal Opening Of Campaign Near
Community Chest campaign enters final prep before opening dinner in two days. Board of Strategy reviews class A pledges while posters go up under Joseph Beltz. Team captains receive cards and supplies this evening as dinner marks the formal start on Thursday at 6 30 at First Congregational church. First luncheon planned Monday at the YMCA.
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Community Chest
Board of Strategy
Chest
Joseph L. Beltz
First Congregational Church
Salvation Army praised in Elyria Chest appeal
The Elyria Community Chest highlights the Salvation Army as a core agency. Captain Amore shares a statement praising its wartime and peacetime service, including Rescue Homes, guidance for the down and out, and programs in education, needlework, music, and religion.
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Community Chest Plan
Salvation Army
Capt
Amore
Christ
The
Nazarene
Adjutant Amore
Tocal
Newark Chest Surpasses Goal as Warren Drive Opens
Newark Community Chest exceeded its $33,985 goal, raising $33,528 in its third year. Willoughby starts its Community Fund drive with a $7,500 goal, reportedly without money on hand. Warren’s Community Fund drive launches tomorrow night with a $115,000 goal including $25,000 for indigent care.
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Newark
Community Chest
Willoughby
C. W. Kinnison
Warren
Cabinet Resigns At Brussels
The cabinet led by Count Charles De Broqueville resigned today in Brussels amid internal disputes over economics. Foreign Minister Henri Jaspar was expected to form a new government.
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Brussels
ibRpi
Charles de Broqueville
Henri Jaspar
Steamer Sends Out S. O.S. Near Cape Spear Rescue Urged
The S. S. Washington reported to Mackay Radio that the steamer Bels rose in distress 20 miles south of Cape Spear has been located with 80S aboard and requires immediate assistance.
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New York
S. S. Washington
Mackay Radio Today
Cape Spear
Union Thanksgiving Service Planned at First M. E. Church
The Elyria Ministerial Association announced a union Thanksgiving service for nine o clock on Thanksgiving Day at the First M. E. Church. The service will be for all churches and non church members alike, with time and details to be finalized at a recent meeting.
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M. BE
Elyria Ministerial Association
Hope Wanes For Return Of Child In Nashville Kidnapping
A. R. Distelhurst, father of 1 year old Dorothy Ann Distelhurst, waited at the Hotel New Yorker for ransom instructions after a Nashville kidnapping on Sept 19. Police questioned him but then withdrew. The Justice Department said it had knowledge of the case but was delaying investigation to give time for a ransom.
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New York
A. R
Distelhurst
Dorothy Ann Distelhurst
New Yorker
Dorothy
Nashville
Lastight
Theepartment of Justice
Oberlin gas refunds approved by Ohio utilities panel
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission approved an agreement between Oberlin and Ohio Electric Power to refund approximately 12500 dollars within 60 days. The commission ordered 10 cents per thousand cubic feet back to Oberlin Consumers while authorizing a new rate schedule averaging 70 cents per thousand cubic feet. The action accompanied dismissal of the village and mayor’s complaint against two gas firms challenging the wholesale rate.
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Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Oberlin
Ohio Electric Power Company
Stats Utilities
The
Utilities Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Oberlin Distribution
Snow and Wind End Mercury Downward in East
Snow flurries and high winds hit the eastern seaboard with first winter feel. Cold tonight and Wednesday with snow and rain forecast for New York New Jersey metropolitan area. Buffalo traffic slowed by sleet snow. NYC area dipped to 31 F. Gale warnings possible from Delaware Breakwater to Boston. New England states expected more snow tonight.
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Seaboard
New Jersey
New York State
Buffalo
New York
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
Delaware Breakwater
Boston
New England
Tug Baltenas asks Erie coast guard aid in gale
The Lake Erie tug Baltenas with a crew of 19 and lumber barges in tow appealed to the Erie coast guard for help near Buffalo as gale like winds battered the vessel. Messages show a cutter was sent from Erie though the tug is not yet in distress. The voyage is from Conneaut to Buffalo.
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Buffalo
XN. Y
Lake Erie
Baltenas
Erie
Coast Guard
Ballenas
Conneaut
Ohio
Water Drops to Record Lows Stalling Sandusky Shipping
Water four inches lower than ever recorded halts navigation around Sandusky Bay. At West Sandusky coal docks depth is only three and a half feet, limiting cargo to half capacity. The Chippewa and G A Boeckling are in winter quarters, Mascot cannot reach Sandusky, and small craft are unable to sail due to southwest wind.
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Sandusky
Pennsylvania Coal
West Sandusky
Sandusky Bay
Chippewa
Cedar Point
G. A. Boeckling
John Newman
Put-In-Bay
Sandusky Bar
Plan Organization of Elyria Young Men's Glee Club
A group of 25 Elyria youths met at the Y M C A to organize a young men’s glee club under William Sullivan. He urged interested men to attend and said a Read musical group can be formed from available material. Meetings are set for Mondays at 7 p.m. at the M C A and are open to all interested.
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3LEE Club
Elyria
Elyria Y
Counterfeit Coins Circulating Here
The discovery of counterfeit coins in this area prompts tighter scrutiny by bank staff and others handling large coin quantities. The fake pieces observed include mostly half dollars quarters and some nickels.
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New Philadelphia
David Marburger
Union Hospital
J.C. George Ripley
Gibbons
Inw.c.t.u. Bureaus
Salvation Army Head
R. W. Amore
S. O.S
UNION
Trerlin’s
Roks
Andlatange
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