Britain proposes naval equality deal with Japan
London acting as mediator in naval talks has proposed that the United States recognize a theoretical Japanese naval equality while Japan would voluntarily limit its build to below American levels. The plan, in the hands of President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull, aims at a five year pact with ratio adjustments and a gentlemen's agreement to curb naval expansion.
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Miss Roche Named First Woman in Treasury Post
President Roosevelt names Miss Josephine Roche to the Treasury as Assistant Secretary, making her the first woman to hold high office in the department. She will work on the president's economic security program before returning to Denver to organize her coal business and assume duties about December 1. Roche will join 19 leaders on the advisory council on economic security and is expected to be Morgenthau's first aide on the cabinet committee. She declined further comment on the little cabinet, expressing pride in aiding the president's program.
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Josephine Roche
Treasury Department
Denver
Colo
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Sr
Labor
Frances Perking
Miss Roche
Morgenthau
The Weather Forecast Ohio Turned Warmer Tonight
The forecast for Ohio calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight with a Saturday that will be cloudy. Somewhat warmer in the east portion with occasional light rain possible during the day.
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Ohio
Inday
New Belgian Premier Seated After King Leopold Request
King Leopold selects Henri Jaspar to form a new Belgian cabinet succeeding the de Broqueville government. Jaspar, former finance minister, is expected to appoint Emile Francqui as finance minister as the new premier takes office.
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Charles de Broqueville
Henri Jaspar
Atatesman
Belgium
Jaspar
Broqueville
Emile Francqui
Insull Case To Go To Jury Next Week
In Chicago on November 11 the defense rested in the Samuel Insull trial with a $743 million mail fraud case set for jury deliberation by next Wednesday. Testimony centered on Insull and key associates amid accusations of watered stock and market rigging, as prosecutors push for acquittals of Insull and co-defendants. Junior Insull testified about the 1932 collapse of Securities Company and his role in advertising and information control relating to the case.
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Trya
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Stanley Field
Instill
Leslia E. Walter
Samuel Insull,Jr
Walter
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Insul
Young Insull
Paris
Athens
Chicago
Greece
Coal Dealers Barred From Coal Code Prices Ordered
Steubenville Ohio November 16 four coal dealers C W Barton Edward Castner Grover Merchant and Leslie Hazletts were restrained today from selling coal under code prices by a temporary injunction issued by Common Pleas Judge J C Oglevee The order restrains action and requires compliance with code pricing pending further order.
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Steubenville
Common Pleas
J. C. Oglevee
C. W. Barton
Edward Castner
Grover Merchant
Leslie Hazletts
Security plans studied by advisory group
Washington Nov 16 The Roosevelt advisers push to draft a complete New Deal economic security program with unemployment insurance likely, and old age pension and health insurance possibly to follow. The advisory council and cabinet committee review six months of data, with plans for a national state cooperative unemployment insurance system, a two to five percent payroll tax, and a contributory scheme similar to Wagner Lewis. The White House favors a state federated approach, ending a cabinet split with calls for a straight national plan fading.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Special Advisory Council
Cabinet Committee
White House
Frances Perkins
Frank BP. Graham
Advisory Council
Ohio hunter to dead, 16 hurt in hunting season
A rush of Ohio hunters on opening day led to one fatality and at least 16 injuries. Joseph W. Glascock, 48, a Cincinnati broker, was fatally wounded while hunting at his farm near Point Pleasant in Clermont County. A second death due to over-exertion was reported as the day unfolded.
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United Press
Ohio
Joseph W. Glascock
Cincinnati
Pt. Pleasant
Clermont
Nancy Leiter Inherits $1.3 Million Trust On Eighteenth Birthday
Nancy Leiter granddaughter of Levi Z. Leiter celebrated her eighteenth birthday by coming into a $1.3 million trust fund. The Chicago merchant’s heir had previously been restricted to $5,000 a month in income while at her eastern school.
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Nancy Leiter
Chicago
Levi Z. Leiter
Nancy
City Officials In Columbus At Sales Tax Meet
Mayor W H Vanoster and Clerk Harvey C Cheney represented Columbus at a Columbus meeting of mayors and Ohio city officials on sales tax. The session in City Hall discussed proposed legislation likely to go before the state legislature at a special Monday session.
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Columbus
W. H. Vanoster
Harvey C. Cheney
Ohio
Worley
Man Sues For 50000 In Explosion Injury
Delbert Saxton Oliver of Li Grange filed suit against the Ohio Fuel Gas Company for 50000 claiming injuries from a gas explosion at Timms Suring Manufacturing on November 9 1929. He alleges the blast threw him to the floor and caused mental derangement until February 1933 hindering counsel consultations.
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Delbert Saxton Oliver
Li- Grange
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Timms Suring Manufacturing Company
Martell Packing Company
Timms Spring Company
Three Arrested in Kidnap Attempt at Westheim Mansion
In Darien Connecticut police hid for three nights and then, after a brisk gun battle, captured three men at the mansion of Gustave W. Westheim the wealthy steamship broker. They were charged with attempting to kidnap his 12 year old son.
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Darien
Conn
Gustave W. Westheim
Westheim
Louisiana Legislature Expands Long Power Across State
Baton Rouge Va Nov 16 Huey P Long becomes de facto emperor as 44 bills confirmed by a tightly controlled Louisiana legislature become law in 20 days. The measures centralize state government power under Long, hollowing municipal authorities, and extend influence over most public offices from process servers to governor, though federal appointments remain outside his reach.
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Ilm
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
C. K. Allen
Long
United States
Ures
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Pioneers Praised As Roosevelt Tours Kentucky Memorial
President Roosevelt spoke in Harrodsburg praising early settlers as pioneers of 1954 and urged new pioneering to meet modern perils. He dedicated a George Rogers Clark memorial en route to the Tennessee Valley, noting the shared drive for security and opportunity across the nation.
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Roosevelt
George Rogers Clark
Tennessee Valley
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Commonwealth
America
Ruby Teafloor
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Cabinet Crisis in Brussels Rattles Europe
Brussels November 16 A Belgian cabinet crisis deepens as Foreign Minister Wenri Jaspar announces inability to form a government after King Leopold II tasked him to replace Count Charles de Broqueville. Resignation followed budget fights on deflation or inflation, rattling gold standard plans and worrying France and others.
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Charles Dae Broqueville
de Broqueville
France
Belgium
Auto Injuries Fatal to Columbus Man
Columbus, Nov 11. John Wahl, 63, of Columbus, died from injuries in an automobile collision. The accident occurred on the west side, and authorities noted the fatal injuries as the primary cause of death.
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Columbus
John Wahl
Westere Tay
Planning Board urged to form national planning agency
Washington reports the final recommendations of the temporary Planning Board set up by President Roosevelt. It defends national planning as a way to inform sound policies and argues that public planning increases freedom by opening opportunities, while recognizing the danger of regimentation in private industries and opposition from those advantaged by the current system.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Shank's Attorneys Begin New Sanity Hearing Bid
In Little Rock on November 4, Mark H. Shank of Akron Ohio, condemned to death for a poison slaying, started a renewed push for a sanity hearing. His lawyers filed a new petition with Warden J Todhunter at the State Prison Farm, arguing Shank became insane since imprisonment and will offer expert testimony.
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Ark
Mark H. Shank
Akron
State Supreme Court
J. Todhunter
State
Shank
W. T. Pate
Drive for $49 700 under way in Elyria campaign
Two hundred Elyria Community Chest workers opened the 1935 drive with a first Congregational Church dinner, pledging to canvass the city next week for funds to aid local welfare and charitable institutions. Dean Thomas W. Graham urged neighborliness and moral development, while campaign leaders stressed thorough solicitation and a reduced budget of 49,700.
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Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Dean Graham
Guy BR. Findley
J. QO. George
Co. B. Smythe
Community Service
A. H. Waters
T. L. Moise
D. A. Baird
First Congregational Church
First M. E. Church
Church of Christ
Elyria Woman's Club
Y. W. C. A. Friendship Club
Elyria City Four
Robert Burne
Harland Brown
Chest Briefs Supporters Pledge Amid Depression in Elyria
A telephoned appeal to the Chest drew a tiny 50 cent cash donation from an elderly woman living alone and a five dollar pledge from a local man enduring hardship. Chest solicitors report little criticism and note a 25 percent year over year increase in larger gifts, with industry leaders showing renewed faith in Elyria despite uncertain earnings.
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Elyria
Typhoon Damage Strikes Luzon island Philippines
Manila report of a moving typhoon across Luzon causing heavy damage and loss of life. Drownings reported at Catbalogan Samar Rizal and others missing after boat sinkings. Crops and homes suffer huge losses with tens of thousands displaced and property damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands.
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