MAGS MOVEMENT FOR JOS g STARTED
Washington announces a nationwide civil works push to place one million jobless men and women on projects by December 16. Four hundred million dollars from the public works fund will be spent directly without contracts to create parkways sewers and building repairs with wages from 40 cents to 1.10 per hour. Hopkins says relief alone is not enough and aims to lift 16 million people from hardship through real jobs. Governors mayors and officials were summoned to Washington to outline how 75 percent of lands would be allocated by population and 25 percent by need.
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Washington
Harry J. Hopkins
Hopkins
Congress
Roosevelt
Thousands Will Get Jobs Under Federal Civil Works Plan
Columbus November 20 The greatest mass employment drive in Ohio history began today as seventy thousand men on relief will be employed within 48 hours under the Federal Civil Works Administration. They will work 30 hours per week for about 14.50 dollars weekly, with up to 20,000 more unemployed to be put to work at the peak. Federal and state officials outlined the plan to hundreds of county and city officials in the House of Representatives.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federal
Civic Works Administration
Tee
Civil Works Administration
Obio County
House of Representatives
The Weather Forecast Ohio Warmer Tonight Then Rain
Ohio forecast calls for fair skies and warmer conditions tonight followed by rain on Tuesday. Southeast portions warm again while the extreme west stays cooler Tuesday afternoon, then colder Tuesday night.
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Ohio
Governor White opposes state liquor monopoly in Ohio
Governor George White voiced approval of the Advisory Commission liquor report while opposing a state monopoly. He favored selling hard liquor by the glass in clubs and hotels with strict place definitions, extending to dining cars and steamships, and supported nominating permanent liquor commission members by unofficial heads. He urged guarding local option and praised the report’s apparent solution.
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White
Columbus
George White
Advisory Commission
Permanent State Liquor Commission
Senator Fess Opposes U S Credits to Russia
SENATOR SIMEON D. FESS of Ohio pledged cooperation with the Roosevelt Administration but said he would oppose granting any credits to Russia by United States agencies. He cited the Soviet government’s refusal to repay $192,000,000 of an earlier loan and noted World War I Allied loans are largely in default.
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Fess
Russia
Yellow Springs
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Roosevelt
United States
Copeland to be tried in Lima for sheriff slaying
Harry Copeland, a member of the Dillinger gang, is under arrest in Chicago and will be brought to Lima for trial on charges of killing Sheriff Jess Larber. Prosecutor Ernest Botkins confirmed plans to seek extradition from Illinois if needed and to request the electric chair.
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Harry Copeland
Lima
Chicago
Jess Larber
Ernest Botkins
Copeland
Farm strike ends in Wisconsin after withdrawals
The midwestern farm strike collapsed in Wisconsin as two major farm groups pulled their support and declared the strike over in the state.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Ambassador Welles Reports Direct to President
President Roosevelt studied a comprehensive Cuban political outline from Ambassador Sumner Welles during a two hour conference at Warm Springs. Welles presented confidential information prompting a speedy Washington conference with state department officials. Observers expect no change in policy granting Cuba time to settle its own political issues. Welles plans to return to Havana after state department talks.
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Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Sumner Welles
Welles
Washington
State Department
Island Republic
Havana
White House
Chest Campaign Set to Open With Dinner at St Marys
The Community Chest Campaign opens next Thursday with a 6 30 dinner at St Marys Church to raise a quota of 49300. The executive council reports strong corporate support and urges all contributors to increase pledges for campaign success and continued operation of beneficiary organizations. Reservations to 2139 must be in by November 22.
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St. Mary's Church
Executive Council
Community Chest
St. Mary’s Church
Committee A
Bankers Object to Permanent Insurance Plan
Washington nov 20 The Association of Reserve City Bankers with half of the nations banking resources joined the Chamber of Commerce in opposing the permanent insurance of bank deposits and criticized administration finance experiments. They outlined five objections including unlimited assessments for a definite period and potential weakening of the banking system risking depositor losses in distress. The report urged support for temper deposit insurance while opposing the permanent plan set to start next July after a four year emergency run.
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Washington
Association of Reserve City Bankers
United States Chamber of Commerce
Bankers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
Savannah
Thomases
Reserve City
Roosevelt Congratulates Bullitt as Soviet Recognition Announced
President Roosevelt welcomes William C. Bullitt of Philadelphia after naming him ambassador to Russia. The moment comes as the United States formally recognizes the Soviet Union and as Roosevelt prepares to depart for a brief vacation in Warm Springs Georgia.
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William C. Bullitt
Philadelphia
Washington
Roosevelt
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Warm Springs
Balloon Soars Toward Stratosphere From Alliance
A balloon piloted by Lieut Comdr T G W Settle and Major Chester Fordney lifted from Alliance Ohio at 9 27 AM as a crowd watched. The pair aimed for the stratosphere with a 120 000 cubic foot hydrogen bag and a 600 000 cubic foot inflated envelope, planning dawn takeoff after weather maps.
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Akron
Earth
T. G. W. Settie
Chester Fordney
U. S. Marines
Settle
Forney
Bac
Death Summons Last Civil War Veteran at Wellington
Comrade Elias Cooper ninety, Wellington’s last Civil War veteran, died at four this morning after a stroke last week. Born in Mt. Vernon Ohio, he enlisted in May 1864 in Co K 142nd Ohio and later served in the 94th regiment. He moved to Wellington in 1891, worked as a tinner, retired six years ago, and is survived by a niece and a nephew. Funeral at Congregational church Wednesday noon with Sons of Veterans assisting. burial in Mt. Vernon.
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Wellington
Elias Cooper
Cooper
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Elias
Moter
Co. K
Vicksburg
94Th Regiment
Pierce
A. H. Pierce
Tom Smith
Hag
8. H. Daugherty
W. C. Bryant
Canton
Congregational Church
C. W. Record
Sons of Veterans Organization
Six Ohio Fatalities From Weekend Accidents
United Press reports a hunting mishap a kitchen fire and several auto incidents claimed multiple lives over the weekend in Ohio. Six people died including Edward Burleyoung a 16 year old burned by a shotgun misfire and Ruth Dutro 36 burned in a kerosene explosion. Mary Murphy 75 was struck by a car driven by Rev. George Schuster of Pittsburgh near Lancaster. Aloysius Seeger 41 and Nellie Seeger 44 died after an auto collision in Cleveland and Thomas Waugh 65 was fatally injured in Steubenville road incident.
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Ohio
Mary Murphy
West Rushville
Lancaster
George Schuster
Pittsburgh
Aloysius Seeger
Nellie
Cleveland
Thomas Waugh
Steubenrfile
Columbus Community Fund Drive Opens
The Columbus Community fund drive opened in Columbus Ohio today with a goal stated as 725.45 percent of past totals. The campaign runs through Wednesday November 29.
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Columbus
Early Shoppers Day Sets Elyria Christmas Push
Elyria merchants unveil a cooperative display and 22 gift suggestions to jump start Christmas lists. Tomorrow boosts townwide shopping with specials and fresh stocks, inviting residents to visit downtown shops and stretch their holiday budgets.
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Elyria
Santa Claws
Nivita
Elyna
Blaze Ends Elyria Factory Fire Spreads Over Weekend
Three fires in Elyria over a weekend ended a fireless period. The most serious destroyed a frame stoker house at Western Automatic Machine Screw on Lake Avenue, caused by hot coal falling into a wooden partition. The small 18 by 12 foot building was a total loss but damage deemed not heavy. Fire broke out before noon and was under control by arrival of Ladder Company One, Hose Company One, and Engine Company Three. Earlier fires included a truck from Elyria Dairies at 123 Lake Avenue blamed on overflowing gasoline, with slight damage, and a chimney fire at 7327 West Avenue home of C W Sparks with no damage.
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Elyria
Western, Automatic Machine Screw Company
Lake Avenue
Ladder Company
Hose Company
Engine Company Number Three
Elyria Dairies Company
C. W. Sparks
West Avenae
Dons
Fined $100 For Possession Of Liquor Arrest in Raid
A man at 1707 West, fined $100 and costs for possession of liquor after a raid before Mayor W H Van He. Police Capt. EK Southam and Patrolmen C Sarker E L Oldag and L D feceth arrested him around 9 p m Saturday. Two prints of liquor were found at a table and two gallons in a bunk.
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West
W. H. van
EK Southam
C. Sarker
E. L. Oldag
L. D. Feceth
600 Men to Get Jorg Here in Few Days
Approximately 300 unemployed men on relief in Lorain county will go to work this week under President Roosevelt s vast civil works program. They will earn 50 cents an hour for 30 hours weekly, totaling $16 in cash. About 100 of the 1300 slated workers are already on road projects between Lorain and here. The county quota is 625 men, with federal funds covering $15 weekly from now to February, totaling around $10,000 weekly into Lorain county until the civil works ends.
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Lorain County
Roosevelt
M. A. Houghton
A. P. Lagron
Here
Lorain
Fred Uaderhill
Elyria
Ohio
Columbus
Civil Works Administration
Underhill
J. M. Powell
Cascade Park
Brookdale
J. W. Warden
W F W to Install Officers Tonight at 340 Broad Street
Elsha Post No 1079 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary plan a joint installation at the new hall 340 Broad Street on Monday night November 26 1933. Warren Ohio comrade Thomas RA Martin Department Sr Vice Commander will be installing officer with Mrs Keller Department President Auxiliary of Cleveland attending. Post officers to be installed include Thomas Michalls commander A J Hopkins Sr Vice Commander Arthur Perkins Sr Vice Commander Charles French quartermaster Coon Reinhard chaplain Stephan D Ross officer of the day Jamwen B Lilley post advocate Dr George Mynchentarg post sarreon. Members from Cleveland Lorain Norwalk and other cities invited. Lunch to be served and a social evening to follow.
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Elsha
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Hall
Broad Street
Thomas RA. Martin
Warren
Ohio
Keller
Auxiliary of
Cleveland
Thomas Michalls
A. J. Hopkins
Arthur Perkins
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T. W. G. Settle
New Franklin
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