Tax Bills To Reach House Next Week
Columbus Ohio November 27 The House taxation committee approved three bills for re enactment of a three percent sales tax the Ward individual income tax and the Butler school levy repeal after lengthy debate All had a bare majority with amendments including exempting food after December 31 1236 shifting more revenue to local governments and reducing the foundation school levy to 60 percent The Butler bill drew strongest opposition from the school lobby and support from fiscal and municipal interests while debating the foundation program provision for minimum tax levy within the ten mile limit and alternative 45 percent guarantee.
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Columbus. O
House
Imum Foundation
Catpman Tee
Foundation
Italians Meet With Stubborn Resistance
Addis Ababa dispatch reports about one thousand Italian troops evacuated from Makale to Adigrat on the northern front. Officials say Adigrat remains garrisoned, possibly by Eritrean Askari troops, with hopes the native force may be sent back. Ethiopian sources claim guerrilla resistance persists as Italians retreat to protect northern communications.
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Addis Ababa
Makale
Adigrat
Askari
Eritrea
Tiakan
Ras Siroum
Makals
Chief Justice Hughes Signs Tax Injunction
In Washington Charles Evans Hughes as Chief Justice signed an injunction barring the government from collecting processing taxes from eight Louisiana rice millers who had been granted a Supreme Court review of their injunction fight.
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Washington
Charles Evans. Hughes
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Weather Ohio Forecast Rain and Snow Flurries Likely
Rain tonight and Thursday with a change to snow flurries in parts of Ohio. East areas warm tonight while the extreme west turns colder late tonight. Much colder Thursday with frigid night expected, and temperatures dropping further Thursday night.
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Ohio
Revolt in Rio De Janeiro by Aviation and Infantry Cadets
An early dawn revolt in Rio De Janeiro involved aviation forces, infantry, artillery cadets and student artillery units. Rebels seized Campo Dos Alfonsos but government troops quickly recaptured the airfield and subdued the uprising amid heightened precautions in the capital of about 1.5 million residents.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Campo Dos Alfonsos
Italy Tightens Civil Aircraft Movement Rules
Italy issued an air ministry decree restricting civil flights over strategic points and along frontiers. The ban applies to the Rome area, routes near Venice and the Strait of Messina, and within 14 kilometres of Tobruk. The move follows warnings of potential oil embargo effects on Italy’s war effort.
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Br U. P
Rome
Italy
Air Ministry
London
Great Britain
East Africa
Benito Mussolini
Venice
Adriatic Sea
Strait of Messina
Sicily
Sicilian
Augusta
Syracuse Naval Base
Tobruk
Nalaps
Pietro
Head of China's Cabinet Resigns
Wang Ching-wei premier and foreign minister resigned as president of China's executive Yuan. The move was sent from Shanghai where he recovers from wounds after an assassination attempt at a Kuomintang congress meeting in Nanking. An unofficial report blamed pro-Japanese suspicions for the attack and Wang's stance on North China autonomy.
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Nanking
Wang Ching-Wei
Executive Yuan
China
Shanghai
Wang
Kuomintang
Government Party
North
Eight Babies Born At Elyria Memorial Hospital Record
Eight babies born in a 26 hour period at Elyria Memorial Hospital, likely a hospital record. Five boys and three girls arrived between 6:30 yesterday and 2:59 this morning to families including Smith, Will, Marnard, Malin, Diederich, Rouracs, Painter, and Mosler, with addresses in Elyria.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Hoover
Fred Smith
Winckles Street
Joan Will
South Logan Street
William Marnard
R. D
Henry Malin
Tattersall Court
Alfred Diederich
North Ridgeville
William Rouracs
Irondale Street
Robert Painter
Columbia Station
Carl Mosler
Stanford Avenue
Ohio Supreme Court upholds state sales tax law
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the state sales tax law constitutional and dismissed Michael L. Fox’s appeal challenging the tax. Fox argued exemptions for farmers applied to his asparagus sale, but the court found no debatable constitutional issue. Original suit in Summit County sought to enjoin enforcement and void the tax.
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Columbus. O
Ohio Supreme Court
Michael L. Fox
Portage
Fox
Akron
Ak~ Ton
Summit County
Charles W. Frank
The
Tax Commission
Legal Committee Of Home For Aged To Meet Here Dec 7th
The newly formed legal committee of the Elmira Home for the Aged will hold its first annual luncheon and meeting December 7, announced by trustee Frank A. Stetson. Probate Judge H. C. Wilcox will speak on probate law topics, with greeting from Lorain County Bar Association president R. K. Vandemark. About 69 northern Ohio lawyers comprise the committee, serving as authorized counsel for Home matters in their communities.
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Legal Committee of the
Eirmia Home For the Aged
Frank A .Stetson
H. C. Wilcox
RK. W. Vandemark
Lorain County Bar Association
Ohio
No Paper Tomorrow Observed Thanksgiving Day Holiday
The Chronicle Telegram will not publish a paper tomorrow as the day is observed as a holiday for employees and their families to observe Thanksgiving Day.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Hopkins Hurls Blast At New Deal Critics
Federal Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins attacked New Deal critics in Cleveland tonight calling their claims gross misstatements while defending relief spending. He refused to reopen his feud with Governor Martin L. Dever and said the record is open to all.
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Cleveland
New Deal
Hugh Johnson
Hopkins
Davey
B M C A Boys Plan Decem ber Rabbit Hunt Drive
Members of the M C A boys division begin December 1 with a sunless rabbit hunt treating it as a campaign to sell boys memberships. The drive promotes gifting memberships for Christmas with each five memberships earning a license and a sweater for the winger. Carl Wagner, activities secretary, will lead the effort. the drive closes December 1.
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M. C A
Carl Wagner
Costly Fire Destroys Cleveland Brerlite Plant
Firemen fought flames at the Brerlite Corp plant in Cleveland Ohio as asphalt and oil stored on site burned out of control. An oil tank explosion set the blaze with hundreds of barrels involved. Sixteen fire companies battled the night blaze. no injuries reported.
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Cleveland
Tindar
Brerlite Corp
59 Athletic Awards Given At Elyria High School
Elyria High School announced 59 athletic awards at a school assembly. Frank Bolinski, junior captain of the headweight football team, received a heavyweight letter after earning 23 letters overall and captaining on a season cut short by a fractured ankle. Women and other athletes earned letters in lightweight football tennis and girls athletics, with multiple seniors and juniors cited for distinguished participation.
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Frank Bolinski
Elvria
Elyria High
Ar Assemb H
Bors
Bolinski
Ror Clymer
Jack Merer
Jetter
Clymer
the Assembly
Captain Mercy
Hugh Cross
Robert Novakous Gerber
Paul Barlas
Prfd Oldfield
Robert Battie
Willam Rucker
Warne Joviak
Harold King
Ben Pfaff
Ralph Bauer
Eugene Graber
Lavada Cephas
James Donnelly
Paul Fritz
Harold Geigery
Nelson Gerber
Jack Hiatt
Donald Hull Earl - Mahl
Lyle Scott
Ray Shewell
Walter Thompson
Elmer Tomaske
Steve Walend
Sigmund Wazyniak
Jack Brandt
Lee Lrman
George Sharkey
William Lersch
Homer Price
Maurice Weisbrod
Edwin Coles
Irvin Schultz
David Dehm
Marian Kembie
Mary Katherine ‘ Brand
I Rinager
Betty Agate
Franre Leiman
Irene Post
Albertt Wright
Kemble
Lucille Mohrman
Mary Ruth Cochrane
Emma Goodman
Vera Smith
Marr Robertson
Jean McCray
Death summons man who rose to wealth with Rockefeller
Glen Grove New Jersey obituary notes Charles Millard Pratt, heir to a 2900 acre estate, died aged mid eighties after twelve years of invalidism. Pratt rose with John D Rockefeller in Standard Oil, serving as secretary and director of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey from 1859 to 1913 and treasurer the last three years.
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Glen Grove
Charles Millard Pratt
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Pratt
Boston
Standard Oil Company of
New York
New Jersey
Transurer
Two Cumberland election board members charged with false tabulation
Frank Walker and Virgil E. West, Cumberland village election board members, were formally charged with issuing false tabulations on the local option liquor vote held November 5. Other board members were suspended. warrants for arrest were to be issued.
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Election Board
Cambridge. G
Cumberland Village Board of Elections
Frank Walker
Virgil E. West
Walker
West
John C. Stockdale
Guernsey County Elections Board
Women’s Christian Temperance’ Union
Milton Boyd
H. C. Creinberg
J. A. Welker
Secretary of State
Special Services Tomorrow In Several Local Churches
Elyrians may attend union Thanksgiving morning services at First M E Church with six churches joining. Rev Kemp will deliver the address on A World Full of God s Goodness as Dr E J Esor reads scripture. Other pastors include J L Uriel Emmanuel Lutheran and Ernst Irion St John s Evangelical. Holy communion at Br Andrew s Episcopal and matins at Emmanuel Lutheran also listed.
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Second Congregational
Law
St. Paul's Emmanuel Luyrtherun
Christ
Kemp
Second Congregational Church
E. J. Es
M. EL
Rey
United Presbyterian Church
J. L. Uriel
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Ernst Irion
St. Pu Evangelical Church
Rob T. Moore
M. E
Grace Lutheran
FL J. Schumm
St John's Lutheran Church
Armin Schroeder
Br. Andrew's Episcopal Church
E. 8. Redhead
S A.m
Net. Uriel
Congressman Hartter Leads Elyria Democratic Rally
Two hundred Democrats from Lorain, Amherst, and North Ridgeville packed the Hotel Newell dining rooms to hear Congressman Don W. Hartter of Akron at a Democratic pet-together meeting. He forecast a busy 1956 campaign, praised Elyria’s party growth, urged industry leaders to share problems, and noted Rubber companies’ talks on legal issues.
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Lorain
Amherst
North Ridgeville
Harter
Democratic
Elrria Democratic Organization
Eirria Industries
Congress
Akron Rubber Companies
Congres
Vincent Gray
Elyria
Democratic Central Comites
Stening
Howard Cobb
Lorain Central
Leonard Democrain
T. A. Can- War
County Women's
Central Committee
Senior Hi Club Delegates Named to State Conference
Three Elsha boys will represent the Senior Hi Club at the Older Boys Conference in Tiffin December 3 6 and 7. Delegates are Richard Fey president Boustas Brydon and Malcolm McDonald with possibility of more attendees. The club plans a trip to Camp Iss See Kes Elyria Y M C A Vermilion river area under Fey’s leadership during the Thanks Living break.
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Elsha
Tiffin
Richard Fey
Boustas Brydon
Malcolm McDonald
Camp Iss- See-Kes
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Vermilion River
Fey
Chest Pledges Still Arriving After Campaign End
Elsria's Community Chest drive closed officially yesterday but workers report late pledges continuing to arrive at Chest headquarters. The total already recorded stands at 55,672.01 with more expected over the coming days as workers finalize reports and wrap up post campaign tasks. Residents are urged to contribute to support Welfare and charitable institutions as they seek to be good neighbors.
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Elsria
Five Civil Cases Are Disposed Of
Five civil cases were disposed of by Common Pleas Judges Guy B Findley and D A Cook. Two suits by Mary M Halpin of Elyria as administratrix of her daughter Nan es deceased against Harry O Boezert and Clyde Worthington were settled. One suit settled for 3000 in which Bogart and Worthington were defendants, another for funeral expenses from Miss Halpin’s death dismissed. The accident occurred Aug 14 1933 en route to a wedding party near Sugar Ridge and Avon Beiden roads. A case involving Ames Squy Iv of LaGrange who lost a leg and another injury from a crash with Paul Nichols of La Grange was settled November 12 12 for 240. An automobile suit against Charles Car George Link was settled for 80. The remaining case involved the will of Rosa Strong of Welliston, which was sustained.
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Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
D. A. Cook
Mary M. Halpin
Elyria
Nanes
Harry O. Boezert
Clyde Worthington
Bogart
Worthington
Miss Halpin
Cisteland
Anogther
Sugar Ridge
Avon Beiden
Ames Squy Iv
LaGrance
Paul Nichols
la Grange
Apertar Yonth
Charles
George Link
Dawler
Deindant
Rosa Strong
Wellinstom
Fire damages home as waste paper ignites coal bin
A fire at Anthony Fosgirano’s residence 111 Bailey Court started by children playing with matches burned waste paper in the basement coal bin partition. Firemen from Hose Company Number One and Engine Company Number Two confined the blaze to the coal room and extinguished it in about 20 minutes.
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Anthony Fosgirano
Bailey Court
Fire Department
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number Two
League of Nations tightens penalties against Italy
Geneva reports show 52 nations in on embargoes and boycotts against Italy as experts assess penalties. Thirty seven apply economic embargoes and seven apply denial of Italian goods with several preparing to implement or accepting in principle. Great powers and non league states like Germany and the United States influence the push to enforce sanctions.
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Uaited
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Augusto de Vasconcélios
Portugal
Switzerland
Germany
United States
Britain Watches Italy Lake Tana Moves In Ethiopia
London reports a potential Italian expeditionary incursion into Lake Tana in northeastern Ethiopia. Britain would view it as a breach of Italian assurances and maintains oil sanctions as Geneva contemplates penalties. United States officials were informed of Britain’s stance and the Geneva penalties timetable.
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United Press
London
Lake Tene
Ethiopia
Siailjian
Italy
United States
Britain
Benito Mussolini
Dino Grandi
Geneva
Penalties Committee
Foor
Washington
Ray Atherton
Counsslor
Sir Samuel Hoare
MonGar- Atherton
Sir Samuel
Atherton
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Alameda
Cal
Victor Wright
Frederick 4. Noonan
Edwin ¢. Ink
R. O. D. Sullivan
C.D. Wriznt
George Kinz Max Weber
Thomas Runnels
Recha Ocer
W_ T_ Jarhoe
Firs
Legal Committee of Home For Aged
Rockefeller
Chest
Lake Tana Dist
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