Zoning Change Referred Back By City Council
West side Middle Avenue zoning plan for between 15th and 16th streets is sent back to the building and lands committee and zoning commission after a heated session. Opponents fear permitting a restaurant and beer garden would harm nearby homeowners while supporters cite new evidence and call for completion of review.
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Middle Avenue
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16Th Streets
O. BE. Rankin
W. G. Smith
Ed. Notley
Building and Lands Committee
Zoning Commission
H. H. Jones
S11
15Th Street
Rankin
Notley
Charles Sartor
Anta Kennedy
Southern Calif Swelters in Heat Wave of November
Los Angeles endured record heat with 96 degrees tied to an all time November high and Santa Ana reaching 110. Beaches were crowded as desert winds pushed temperatures higher, while forecasters warned of worsening heat.
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Los Angeles
California
Santa Ana
Snow Storm Hits Washington
A Washington snow storm cut two hours of heavy snowfall with strong winds altering the city’s winter scene. Temperatures stood at 40 as cloudy, colder weather was forecast. In Hamilton Ohio, Betty Eva Arnold aged two died from severe burns after she tipped a pan of boiling latch on Monday.
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Washington
Hamilton, O
Betty Eva Arnold
Grant. Arnold
Hamilton
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Ohio Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds and Snow Flurries East
Ohio forecast notes mostly cloudy skies with light snow flurries in the eastern portion tonight. Wednesday should bring fair weather and calmer conditions across the state.
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Ohio
Calder
Dollar drops to new low since Civil War days
New York nov 14 the dollar fell to a low not seen since the civil war era while foreign currencies surged, the franc opening at a new high 6.34 cents making the dollar worth 61.80 cents vs 62.04 yesterday and 64.60 a week ago. Also announced government price on newly mined American gold rose to 33.56 an ounce from 33.45 инвест.
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New York
France
Washington
London
Britain to Build 3 Cruisers in Naval Plan Revision
In the House of Commons Sir Bolton Eyres-Mansell announced a naval overhaul proposing two new cruisers of about 9,000 tons and one Arethusa type cruiser of 5,200 tons. Eyres-Mansell voiced regret after careful consideration of the plan. Harry F. Sinclair, linked to a million dollar fortune, agreed to testify before the Senate stock market investigating committee regarding profits from a multi-million dollar stock syndicate.
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Britain
London
Bolton Eyres-Mansell
Admiralty
House of Commons
Violent quake rattles city in Chile with aftershock
In NTIAGO Chile a violent earthquake struck at 10 12 AM today causing fear and damage. A lesser aftershock followed at 10 22 AM creating continued tremors and concern among residents and officials.
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Ntiago
Chile
Blizzard Forecast Promises More Snow in Cleveland
Blizzard like snow blanketed the district as the U.S. Weather Bureau predicted more snow this afternoon and tonight with temperatures of 15 or 24 degrees. Gale like northwest winds and continued snow are forecast for tomorrow, signaling at least two more days of winter weather.
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Cleveland
U.S
Johnson Reports Middle West For NRA
Gen. Hugh Johnson told 20,000 in Louisville that the NRA aims at fair competition in industry and not at curbing individualism. He said self regulation under government supervision need not interfere with American institutions of individualism liberty and speech.
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Louisville
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Plan To Free Millions In Deposits By Taking Over Urban Mortgages
Washington officials unveil a Home Owners' Loan Corp plan to take over urban mortgages from closed institutions unlocking up to 150 million dollars in deposits. The program targets institutions with over 1.2 million dollars in eligible refinancing mortgages while speeding relief for distressed homeowners with more appraisers and title attorneys nationwide to process loan applications.
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Washington
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Tne
Federal Loan Agency
New Deal
John TW
F103
Massachusetts
Hot Loan Board
Fahey
Palmer Urges Farmers to Be Loyal Citizens at Ohio Meeting
Columbus Ohio November 14 Lee B Palmer president of the Ohio Farm Bureau addressed the opening session of a two day meeting urging farmers to be good loyal citizens and support the administration program for agricultural relief He took issue with the National Farmers Union and the Farm Holiday Association opposing the Roosevelt program objecting to government price fixing programs as unfair to farmers He argued the real estate tax burden is unfair and called for earned income tax as part of a long term tax program noting that current methods cannot quickly fund present emergency and reduce past bonded debt He warned the tax road dispute has just begun Palmer who is finishing his eleventh year as president said he plans to retire at this meeting Taxation topics were also discussed by Dr Edwin S Todd and W R Wertz
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Columbus
Lee B. Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau
Bureau
National Farmers’ Union
Farm Holiday Association
NRA
AAA
Ohio
Palmer
Farm Bureau
Edwin S. Todd
Miami University
W. R. Wertz
Ohio State University
Hitler plans drastic changes to storm troopers
Berlin, Nov 14. Chancellor Adolf Hitler, buoyed by the overwhelming plebiscite vote, plans to reorganize the storm troop. Reports say he intends to practically disband the elite unit, leaving a nucleus of top men to serve as bodyguards or Nazi chiefs.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Ask Free Water For Parochial Schools
A city council discussion urged providing free water for parochial schools to help keep them open. Council member Coyne and S W G Smith argued it would be a small expense for the city compared with the schools’ need. The proposal was referred to the finance committee and the mayor.
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Tarack
Coyne San
W. G. Smith
Ciilire
Battle to Keep Highways Open in Heaviest Snow
County and city road crews battled heavy snowfall to keep routes clear. Warden reports four crews and a cinder shortage as southern county lines face heavier precipitation. many vehicles marooned on Route 18 and southern highways. Elyria uses three cinder spreaders. plow and shovel work may follow if snow persists. Safety Director Underhill urges careful driving amid reduced visibility and windshield frosting.
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J. W. Warden
Elyria
Fred Underhill
Merchants to Meet Here on Retail Code Interpretations
Local merchants associations from Elyria and nearby towns plan a joint meeting in Elyria to discuss uniform interpretation of the NRA Retail Code. Secretary E C Bacon and Lorain Chamber official Virgil Rowley will present methods, with plans for local Retail Trade Councils and cross city representation.
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Elyria
Loraix County
NRA
Lorain Chamber
Columbus
Retail Trade Council
National Retail Trade Council
Bacon
Dairies
Still No Trace Of Kidnaped Youth
Brooke D L Mart, a 28 year old described as a model son, vanished last Thursday. His parents appealed to the alleged abductor to begin confidential negotiations for his return as five days of police activity yielded no clues.
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San Jose
Cal
Brooke DL. Mart
Tconfiden
Eight Year Old Girl Hailed As A Genius By Music Critics
New York reports Ruth Slencyznski, eight, wowed at Town Hall debut as critics hailed her as a musical phenomenon. Daughter of violinist Joseph Siewczynski, trained mainly by him with occasional input from Alfred Cortot, she played Bach Chopin Beethoven Mendelssohn with surprising mastery. Jerome D. Bohn of the Herald Tribune praised her tonal depth and flawless technique, noting she drew from the piano an extraordinary array of sound.
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New York
Plae Pamone
Town Hall
Ruth Slencyznski
Bach
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Ruth
Joseph Siewczynski
Alfred Cortot
Sacramento
Cal
Jerome D. Bohn
New York Herald-Tribune
Rankin Presents Another Beer Ordinance
Elyria council debated a proposal by Councilman QO. E. Rankin to ban Sunday beer sales and sales to minors. Councilman W. G. Smith objected, and a motion to table carried. Rankin pledged to introduce a similar ordinance at the next meeting.
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Rankin
Smith
W. G. Smith
QO. E. Rankin
Elyria
Harver Cheney
Council
State Liquor Control Commission
Carl Curtis
Columbus First Touches of Winter Grip Weather
Columbus reports its first touch of winter as an inch of snow drives the temperature to 24 degrees. The Friday dawn in Columbus, Ohio, sees cold air and a light snowfall marking the season’s onset.
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Columbus
Mercury
Mussolini Abolishes Ancient Italian Parliamentary System
Rome dispatch reports Premier Mussolini dissolving the Chamber of Deputies and shifting national legislative power to a corporative state built on trade guilds. He outlined a three phase modern state narrative and cited global economic shifts, noting Europe’s waning dominance and rising American industry.
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Mussolini
Rome
Benito Mussolini
National Guild Cour
Histon
Rate For Next Year Set At 4 Mill
The county tax rate for next year will be 3.4 mills, an increase of four-tenths of a mill over the present rate, announced today by County Auditor C. Kelser. Based on a county tax valuation of 160 million dollars, the rate will yield 544 thousand dollars for general expenses, though actual revenue may be reduced by taxes paid. The rise from three to three and four tenths mills was chosen after budget reductions cut items by 156,700 dollars, including road levies and other operating costs. A 0.55 mill sinking fund levy remains. Increased charity costs and declining real estate values also pushed the rate up.
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C. 3
Kelser
C. A. Horn
Budget Commission
Is Your Car SAFE to Drive
Ice and snow glare on windshields cold batteries thick oil worn brake lines and other hazards threaten driving safety. Tomorrow may be too late today is the day to have your car checked and put in shape to ensure safety and comfort. Advertisement in the Chronicle Telechrome mainners OF Wat Ad section.
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