Morgenthau Replaces Woodin Acheson Taken at Treasury
Washington reports Henry Morgenthau Jr. is sworn in as undersecretary and takes control of the treasury with Dean Acheson as undersecretary while William Woodin remains on leave for health. The move aligns with inflationists who favor currency expansion and a dollar tied to commodity prices. France and Britain consider protections as the dollar debate heats up.
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Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Willian HH. Woodin
Dean Acheson
Treasury Department
Woodin
Acheson
France
Great Britain
Morgenthau
Treasury
Woodm
Roosevelt
Morventhau
Morsenthau
Eynac
London
Virgil Jordan
Rational Industrial Conference
Caid
Sheriff Deputy and Prisoner Injured in Accident
Sheriff Mason of Knox county and deputy Harold Genge, escorting a prisoner named William Headinger, were injured when their car collided with H L Dunham’s vehicle on Oberlin road between here and Oberlin around 6 P M yesterday. Headinger held for Knox county sheriff, who was returning with his man. Also, Thomas O Nea, 36, of Stop 2 Lake avenue, improved after being shot in the right elbow while hunting near his home when a gun discharged by his brother in law Herman Gayeska.
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Knox “County
Harold Genge
Wiliam Leadinger
H. L. Dunham
Middle Avenue
Oberlin Road
Here
Oberlin
Clarence W. Dick
Headinger
Knox County
Victel
Thomas O'Nea
Lake Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Herman Gayeska
Ohio forecast calls for cold night and warming rain
The forecast indicates continued cold air tonight in Ohio with the weather turning cloudy and warmer on Friday. Rain is expected across the state with the northern portion seeing rain or snow Friday night into Saturday.
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Ohio
Ronth
Probers at Odds in Long Driven Senate Quiz
In New Orleans the senate sub committee probing Senator John H. Overton’s election meets renewed opposition after an attack on members by John G. Holland. Holland accuses the committee of shielding Huey P. Long and calls chairman Tom Connally "yellow," saying the panel avoids investigation.
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Senate
New Orleans
John H. Overton
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
John G. Holland
Holland
Long
Tom Connally
Dillinger Gang Sought Near Columbus Ohio
Late bulletins report the Dillinger gang, led by a Ohio outlaw and an unidentified woman, traveling in a bullet proof car with a machine gun turret, possibly headed toward Columbus. State investigators offered a $1,000 reward for each of the seven members after a Chicago escape and Lima jail incident.
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Columbus
Dillinger
Ohio
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
London
Chicago
Larber
Lima
John Dillinger
Two Men Questioned in Brooke Hart Kidnaping Case
San Jose authorities detained two unidentified men for questioning in the disappearance of Brooke L Hart a 22 year old college graduate last seen last Thursday Deputies hustled a man into the sheriff s office then brought in a second suspect and an automobile full of peace officers departed on a secret mission
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Calif
San Jose
Cal
Brooke L. Hart
William Emig
New York Man Named Head of Farm Credit Administration
William I. Myers of New York will succeed Henry Morgenthau Jr. as governor of the Farm Credit Administration. Myers has been an assistant to Morgenthau and was formerly a professor of agricultural finance at Cornell University.
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Farm Credit Administration
Washington
William I. Myers
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
White House
Myers
Morgenthau
Cornell University
Paroled prisoner tied to Mansfield News Journal bombing
Joseph Puzzo, 29, a paroled prisoner, was arrested today in Mansfield and charged with possession of explosives. Police sought him for questioning in connection with last Monday’s bombing of the Mansfield News Journal after a make shift bomb was found in his room.
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Mansfield
Joseph Puzzo
Mansfield News-Journal
Jobs Up 85 000 In October Labor Report
Secretary of Labor Perkins announced that 85 000 workers found jobs and 6 000 000 was added to payrolls in October based on a survey of 89 manufacturing and 16 non manufacturing industries. The dollar weakened further in foreign exchange trading, dropping below 59 cents against the French franc.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
United States
New York
Berengaria Hunts Lifeboat Survivors Off Irish Coast
Twenty seven men adrift after abandoning the Saxilby seek aid as the Cunard liner Berengaria races 500 miles west of Ireland. The Exeter and St Quentin race to assist, both ships reporting harsh seas and dwindling hopes of locating the lifeboat or crew.
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Savithy
Berengaria
Cherbourg
France
Manchester Regiment
Boschrijk
Saxisby
Atlantic
Trish
Luxuby
Exeter
St. Quentin
Saxilby
Cunard Line
Ireland
Havre
London Daily Herald
Lonsitude
West Hartlepool
England
Newport
Vanderbilt Jr. dies in southern crash with companions
William K. Vanderbilt Jr., heir of Mrs. Graham Fair Vanderbilt, was killed when his car crashed into a trailer 90 miles south of Charleston, South Carolina. His cousin Erskine Gwynne and chauffeur J. W. Guppy were injured while riding from Miami to New York.
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William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Graham Fair Vanderbilt
Charleston
S.C
Erskine Gwynne
J. W. Guppy
Miami
New York
Boy Killed by Horse Injury in Avon
Jack Mills thirteen of Avon died at Memorial Hospital from a blood clot after being kicked by a horse two weeks earlier. He was hospitalized promptly, returned home, then readmitted November 6. Survived by parents Ernest and Mrs Mills and three sisters Betty Jean and Lois. Sudro Funeral Home to conduct services to be announced.
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Avon
Memorial Hospital
Jack
Ernest Mills
Betty
Jean
Lois
Sudro Funeral Hone
Sndro's
Democrat Men's Club Meeting Set At VFW Hall
The Eyria Democrat Men's Club holds its first post election meeting tonight at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on Broad Street. Louis Beaumont, secretary, says party organization activities and future course will be discussed. Newly elected members will speak and Councilman W G Smith, club president, will lead.
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Eyria Democrat Men's Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Broad Street
Louis Beaumont
Democrat Club
W. G. Smith
Arctic Blast Relief Promised In Midwest Storm News
Relief was promised as a ferocious Arctic blizzard battered the Midwest with snow up to 13 inches and temperatures plunging to minus four in Duluth. Great Lakes ships faced grounding and salvage efforts, including the D E Galdner at Long Point and the J F Schoellkopf freed after going aground near Menominee.
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Mid-West
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D. E. Gallender
Long Point
Ont
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Flaks
South Haven
Oslo
Norway
Coast Guard
Schuyler
Menominee
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Duluth
Minn
Detroit
Sioux Lookout
Milwaukee
Evanston
Ill
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Atlantic
Kansas
Missouri
Kentucky
Factory project eyed for Elyria site inspection
Inspection of sites for a new metal products factory in Elyria has been made by interested parties. The plant would employ 25 to 50 workers at first and its location depends in part on capital to be discussed soon at a meeting of local men.
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Cleveland
D. F. Callender
Long Point
Ont
Lake Erie
Erie
Dismissal Sought in Oberlin Gas Rate Complaint
The village of Oberlin Lorain County filed a brief with the Public Utilities Commission asking dismissal of a challenge to a wholesale gas rate contract between Ohio Fuel Gas Co and Ohio Electric Power Co. Ohio Fuel Gas contends the Lloyd Act governing wholesale gas rate investigations is unconstitutional and reserves the right to challenge it before a proper tribunal.
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Columbus
Oberlin
Lorain County
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ohio Electric Power Company
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Fuel
Lloyd
Death Ousts Benefactor Of Elyria Home For Aged
Charles Frank Taft, longtime Elyria Home for the Aged benefactor and former Lorain and Florida resident, died at the Home Wednesday evening. A 1924 gift of over 26000 supported the Taft Memorial Building on West Avenue. His estate and his wife’s wife’s estate boosted Home funds after 1931, with further gifts of 2000.09 in the last two years. Born 1847 at Florence Corners, Ohio, Taft spent early years at sea on the Great Lakes and later did business in Vermilion and New London. Continued on Page 2.
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Charles Frank Taft
Elyria
Taft
Lorain
Eustis
Florida
Ely
C. F. and
Emily Taft
West Avenue
Mr. Taft
Florence Corners
Ohio
Great Lakes
Vermilion
New London
Ohio liquor control report may urge hotel and club sales
Columbus November 14 Governor White likely to receive the advisory commission on liquor control's recommendations. The panel has completed most work and plans to draft a report. Proposed points include limited permits for liquor by hotels and clubs, licensed sale in unbroken packages for home use with limits, separate hearers sales permits, a small full time commission, and local option to restrict traffic by popular vote. The report to the governor remains awaiting final submission.
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White
Advisory Commission On
Liquor Control
Rope Key Crowell
Interstate Commission On Conflicting Taxation
Washington
Taos
Water Main and Middle Ave Job On The Program
Mayor W H Van Oster announced expansion of relief work by building a new 300000 dollar water main and Middle avenue paving costing about 160000 dollars. The city plans no other major projects at present, aside from ongoing general work, to aid indigent and unemployed residents.
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W. H. Vanoster
Middle Avenue
Vagt program to give jobs outlined in regional meetings
Washington November 15. A plan to remove 4,000,000 unemployed from relief rolls within a month by cutting red tape and launching city work projects costing 400 million dollars was outlined to 500 state municipal and relief officials in regional sessions. The program, described by President Roosevelt Public Works Administrator Ickes and Relief Administrator Hopkins, divides the nation into three zones to speed administration. Governors mayors engineers and relief officials in northern central and southern zones held executive sessions. Mayor Walmsley of New Orleans said funds would be allocated 75 percent by population and 25 percent by relief burden, a basis the federal government will use for disbursements to states and subdivisions. If a state city or town rejects work relief, they will lose any share. Hundreds of projects are planned with none contracted yet. wages will vary by zone from 1 to 120 cents per hour.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ickes
Hopkins
Walmsley
New Orleans
Walmster
Automobile Buyers Urged to Act Now
Automobiles buyers are urged to act immediately as November 20 will be the last day dealers may make appraisals except where 3s are agreed under the Automobile Code. A used car is valued now as a trade in toward a new car or a better used car, consult the Want Ad page for details.
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