Roosevelt to seek industry and labor backing for economic plan
President Roosevelt plans a White House conference with more than 100 experts to shape a long range economic security program. The initiative aims to protect 16 million American jobs with unemployment insurance, pensions, sickness benefits, public works, industrial planning, and child health security, while an advisory council debates funding and potential government bonuses to industry. The talks involve Gerard Swope and other labor, industry, and social leaders alongside Hopkins and Frances Perkins.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tie
White House
Congress
Gerard Swope
Frank P Graham
University of North Carolina
William Grean
American Federation of Labor
Council of 20
Harry L. Hopkins
Frances Pere Fins
Sen
Wilelym BK
Rerah
R. Ida
Main Building at Hiram in Ruins After Fire
Hiram College suffered a major fire that left the main administration building in ruins. About 15 female students were confined to dorms as firefighters worked. three people were injured when walls collapsed. Defective wiring blamed. rebuilding to begin immediately. classes suspended though founder's day was held at a church auditorium.
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Hiram College
L. , Bruce
Garretsvalle National Bank
John Schaffer
Robert Carson
Hiram
Kenneth I. Brown
Explosion wrecks Valley Forge Chemical plant in King of Prussia
NORRISTOWN Pa Nov 14 An explosion of undetermined origin wrecked the Valley Forge Chemical Company plant at King of Prussia near here today. One man was seriously injured and two others were believed trapped as fire followed the blast.
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Norristown
Valley Forge Chemical Company
King of Prussia
Here
State Bricklayers Official To Speak On Relief Programs
John Jockel of Columbus, state secretary of the bricklayers union, will address the local at 8 PM on FERA and PWA administration. The speaker recently returned from Washington after studying the two work relief programs, as announced by union official Robert Stephen.
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Bricklayers
John Jockel
Columbus
The
Bricklayers Union
FERA
PWA
Robert Stephen
Jockel
Washington
Ohio Weather Forecast Focuses on Fair Skies Ahead
Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with slightly colder air in central and southeast portions tonight. Temperatures rise on Thursday as daytime highs trend warmer across the state.
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Ohio
Roosevelt to Visit Hermitage Estate Near Nashville
President Roosevelt plans a trip to the Hermitage near Nashville Tennessee on November 17. He will be the fourteenth White House occupant to pay tribute to Old Hickory’s patriarchal estate.
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Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
White House
Old Hickory
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Development
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Prepare to Combat Left Wing Drives in New Congress
A Wrightstown dispatch notes business leaders and officials moving toward a cooperative recovery effort as Democrats win big. The push aims to avert radical reforms like a 30 hour week while signaling confidence in President Roosevelt's 1936 re election. Pittsburgh's Heinz and Johns Manville's Brown are cited as leaders, with Moffett spearheading administration backed private industry cooperation.
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Coptormghtets Ty Co Gated Press
Waitington
Syens
Prospertaye
Roosevelt
Nemoacrate
Polly I
Pennsylvania Railroad
White House
Howard Heinz
Pittsburgh
Lewis H. Brown
Johns- Manville Corp
Jamey A. Moffett
Standard | Oil Companies of
California
New Jersey
Moffett
Youth education urged in fight against liquor
The national convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union re elected Mrs W B Wise as national president and other officers. The movement shifts focus to youth education as a path to prohibition, with the Loyal Temperance Legion training thousands of students in schools worldwide. Mary B Ervin cites global temperance education under WC T U leadership as key to future goals.
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Cleveland
W. B. Wise
Smth
Evanston
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Sarah H. Hoge
Lincoln
Temperance Movement
Loyal Temperance Legion Campaign
Mary B. Ervin
The
Loyal Temperance Union
Davidson to Take County Commissioner Office Monday
Lorain County will likely see James E. Davidson assume the county commissioner role soon after Monday as election certification is sent to Columbus. He replaces W. J. Hilner, who filled the seat after Charles Tucker’s May 1933 death, making Davidson the second Democrat to hold the post in over twenty years. Oscar Dunn, elected as second commissioner, will take office January 1, succeeding Charles Murray of Wellington.
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Lorain County
James E. Davidson
Columbus Todr
Secretary of State
Davidson
W. J. Hilner
Charles Tucker
Oscar Dunn
Charles Murray
Wellington
HOLG TO TAKE NO MORE HOME LOAN REQUESTS
Washington reports the government will retire from direct HOLC home loan aid to distressed owners. The HOLC suspended new applications and may end the program when funds run out, with Private lenders likely to continue mortgage guarantees. Chairman Fahey says funds could exhaust by February or March, refinancing up to about 400000 homes beyond a million total assisted.
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Washington
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
HOLC
Roosevelt
Charman
John H Fahey
White House
Fahey
Dayton Schools to Close Ten Weeks Badge of Fiscal Crisis
Dayton Ohio announces a 10 week public school vacation starting December 21 due to lack of funds. The move cancels 44 of 60 high school basketball games across six Dayton high schools and could force withdrawal from the sectional tournament, possibly relocating it to another city.
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Dayton
Dayton Board of Education
County To Buy Snow Plow
The county board of commissioners plans to purchase a snow plow for no more than $550. The announcement states the purchase and the budget, with details including procurement process and expected use on county roads.
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Board of County Commissioners
Elyria Community Chest Dinner Opens Tomorrow at 6:30
An invitation announces the Elyria Community Chest opening dinner at First Congregational church tomorrow evening at 6 30. Dean Thomas Graham of Oberlin Theological School will speak, Jack Flynn band to perform, with Elyna City Four providing vocals. Reservations requested by 10 am Thursday via phone numbers 2139 or 3345.
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Elyria
First Congregational Church
Thomas Graham
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Jack Flynn
Elyna City Four
Persches
Community Chest captains plan drive in Elyria
Community Chest captains met at the Y M C A to receive final instructions pledge cards and reports. Chairman J C George urged voluntary pledges with targets for retail workers one half of one percent for industrial workers and one percent for average salaries plus a forty percent rise from large donors to sustain mercy institutions. A luncheon Monday opens pledges while bids on a plow for the county road department close November 30.
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Community Chest
Elyria Community Chest
J. C. George
Elyria
Institutions of Mercy
Mr. George
First Congregational Church
Chest Chest Teams Prepare to Launch Community Drive
Announcement lists volunteers across Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Rotary, Kiwanis, Young Men's clubs and more tasked to conduct pledge solicitation for the Community Chest. First general meeting set at Congregational church with 6:30 PM dinner. page includes endorsement proclamation by Mayor Vanoster dedicating November 15 as Community Chest Week.
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Community Chest
WO McClellan
Tin Congregational Church
Legion Team
T. Sibley
Frank Uoover Hd Herzog
George Tattersall
Paul Collins
Harold Agate
Charles Persons
Elis Nuelsen
Jack Muarshatt
VJ Mason
Fred Roth
Gooree
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Leamn
Alfred J Hopkins
Janos Powell
Charles French
Carl Reiniger
David Beattie
Thomas Mihalis
Lawyers Club
A H West
Leonard Smith
Joe Petro
J. W. Dilgren
Richard Stevens
Frank Wilcox
Dave Hyman
Harry Slyman
James B. Lilley
Howard Butler
Rotary
George Juiingaton
Art Smith
Charles Sotherdon
Thomas
Charles Crehore
W. Kohn
H Reynolds
Robert Hand
William Gollmar
Mark Wills
Robert.ioore
Karl Plocher
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Walter Ayres
W B. Underwood
Clifford Herald
Robert
Jackson
al Hannaford
R. Nichols
Howard Morgan
William Spencer
RJ. Fitch
Marion Crowder
Fred Sehmerer
RJ. Wilson
Leonard Knas
Mark Abbe
Richard Geb
Keith Brown
Art Tite
Seward Black
Kenneth Lord
Y-Indus Club
Eugene Hubbard
Robert Bearer
Theousard Fowls
Howard Somers
Jr Denny Whitmore
Robert Smith
Norwood Baum
Elyria City Four To Sing At Meeting
The Elyria City Four will perform several vocal numbers at the Cheal a inner meeting. The quartet includes Robert Burns Warland Brown Walter Smith and Allan VanWormer with Gene St Marie assisting. They are regarded as a leading group in Ohio vocal circles and have earned praise wherever they have appeared.
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Elyria City Four
Robert Burns
Warland Brown
Walter Smith
Allan VanWormer
Gene St. Marie
Ohio
Rotary club raises dues to boost Community Chest
The Rotary Club increased member dues by one dollar per quarter, totaling about $5000 each quarter with fifty members, directing the funds to Elyria's Community Chest. Paul Gentzel, chairman of the Industrial Division, reported that soliciting in two city industries is complete and shows substantial gains over last year.
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Rotary Club
Elyria
Paul Gentzel
Supreme Court Denies Kasper Case Review
Emil Kasper administrator of Emil J. Kasper’s estate failed to obtain compensation from Oberlin College after a fatal fall down an elevator shaft. Ohio Supreme Court overruled a motion for review, upholding a lower court ruling in favor of the college.
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Supreme Court
Kasper
Columbus
Emil Kasper
Emil J. Kasper
Oberlin College
Ohio Supreme Court
Lorain County School
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Body Identified as Dorothy Distelhurst in Tennessee
The body of Dorothy Ann Distelhurst, a Nashville girl missing since September 19, was positively identified by Davidson County Attorney General J. Carlton Laser after dental records matched. Investigators now treat as murder with possible ransom hoax tied to the disappearance and notes demanding $5,000.
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Nashville
Tenn
Here
Dorothy Ann Distelhurst
J. Carlton Laser
Davidson County
Leonard F. Pogue
Pogue
Dorothy
Department of Justice
A. E. Distelhurst
New York
Lindbergh
State Institution
World treaty for control of arms eyed at Geneva
A joint American British push to shift disarmament toward a world arms control treaty emerged from Geneva steering committee discussions. Hull backed an arms control pact with Britain aiming for international export licensing. British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald urged universal license system. Norman H. Davis and Hugh R. Wilson poised to join Geneva talks amid stalled disarmament progress and tense naval negotiations with Japan.
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London
Geneva
Cordell Hull
Washington
United States
Ramsay MacDonald
Southampton
Norman H. Davis
Hugh R. Wilson
Switzerland
Hull
Washinton
Tokyo
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