Hoover outlines billions flowing to revive banks and assets
Washington reports President Hoover’s stabilization plan aims to release three to four billion dollars in cash and credit into commercial channels soon. A $500 million voluntary bankers pool will operate within a week to ease frozen assets and restore depositor confidence, with a broader mortgage and real estate finance program discussed for early December action.
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Washington
Hoover
George L. Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Hooers
White House
Congress
Hooker
New York
Moorer
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Ohio Cloudy Tonight and Friday With Showers
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with showers in the southern and southeastern portions. Cooler in the south and east tonight and Friday. Yesterday’s highs included Abilene 48 and Phoenix 96. today’s lows Havre 20 and Kalispell 24. Pressure distribution suggests cloudy cooler weather tonight and fair cool weather on Friday.
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Ohio
South
Fifty Cents Sent to Lorain County Fair by An Anonymous Attendee
C T Winckles, president of the Fair Association, received two quarters and a note reading I owe fifty cents to the Lorain County Fair Association. He questions if the anonymous giver attended the fair or if a guilty conscience spurred the act, noting about 15,000 others may share the same concern and that the fair faces financial strain.
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Lorain County Fair Association
C. T. Winckles
The
Fair Association
Winckles
Reappraisal Progress in Lorain County Nearing Completion
Judge A V Aldrich of the state taxing commission checked the Lorain County reappraisal to ensure balanced values and equitable taxes. The report praised the auditor's work but noted slightly high valuations in Shshofield township. Appraisal values ranged from 65 to 120 percent of sale value, reflecting property type and location. A comparison of agricultural township values per acre follows.
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Lorain County
A. V. Aldrich
State Taxing Commission
Kelser
Aldrich
Tax Commission of
Ohio
Shhofield
First Reports On Y Drive Reach Local YMCA
First returns in the YMCA men’s membership drive were being received at the local association today after the drive’s inauguration yesterday. About 75 men are in the field seeking new members and renewals with no divisions or scheduled report meetings. General secretary W. O. McClellan said early returns hint at a successful drive.
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W. O. McClellan
Causes of Fires Pointed Out in Elyria
Fire Chief W. Bates notes more than 60 percent of Elyria fires occur in homes during Fire Prevention Week. He cites careless driving as another contributing factor in fire alarms. A National Fire Waste Council survey shows 66 percent of fire deaths occur in homes and about 1,114 U.S. homes are damaged or destroyed by fire daily.
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Elyria
W. XS. Bates
National Fire Waste Council
United States
Founders Day Observed at Elyria Aged Home
Elyria Home for the Aged marked Founders Day with a full day program. Highlights included meetings of the Home Committee and Board executives, nominations for new members, and a $10,000 annuity gift to endow maintenance for a member. Bishop Herbert Welch spoke to residents in the afternoon, praising the elderly and recounting the home’s founding history.
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Elyria
W. B Winters
Winters
Ischurch
Blyria
The
Home
M. E
Ff South Euclid
Ohio
Esther Patton
Health Department
Board of Trustees
Board of
Mattie Head
North Fairfield
Mary S. Coa
Lorain
FE. C. Cooper
Kenmore
R. E. Barlow
Port Clinton
Hortense Jennings
Caldwell
Elizabeth Reese
Harriett Shields
Alliance
C. B. Hess
Karl P Meister
Herbert Welch
Northeast Ohio
N. E. Davis
Board of Hospitals
M. E Thurch
T.o L. Moise
George Ely
W. H. 5Earles
C. 8. Johnson
Geo. Stevens
D .C. Boyd
C. F. Taft
A C. Hudnutt
Metcalf
Jaster
Frank Hoover
E. F. Allen
C. B. Ketchum
Reviens History
D. C Boyd
Charles F. Taft
J. Martin Beck
Ralph Willams Harland Brown
Walter Smith
Hoover calls for productive lending and borrowing policy
President Hoover urged the Fourth Pan American Conference to limit loans to productive use only, repeating his stance from four years earlier. He warned misused money worsens global issues and emphasized cooperation among American republics amid the depression, avoiding tariff or monetary topics.
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Washington
Hoover
Will Organize Agricultural Extension Council
Lorain County Farm Bureau directors approved forming a two man per group agricultural extension council for Lorain County at their quarterly meeting. The council will include dairymen poultrymen orchardists and other interests to aid the county extension agent in mapping programs and selecting projects. W G Caskey was authorized to appoint a three member committee to meet with Horton B Alger to select council members.
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Men's County Agricultural Extension Council
Lorain County
Lorain
Farm Bureau
W. G. Caskey
County Farm Bureau
Horton B. Alger
Jap Malination? Rail Center Bombarded by Nine Planes
Nine Japanese airplanes bombarded Chin-Chow, a key rail center on the Mukden Port Arthur Railway, north of Port Arthur, today. The planes flew from Nanchang, and Chin-Chow serves as temporary headquarters for Marshal Chang Hsueh-Liang’s government in Manchuria.
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Manchuria
Chin - Chow
Port Arthur
Chin-Chow
Lhotung
Manchurian
Newchang
Chin Chow
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Japan warns China over boycott in China
Tokyo protests to Nanking accusing China of using the boycott as national policy. It warns that if China fails to suppress the boycott and protect Japanese lives and property, it will be held responsible for all consequences.
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Torio
Japan
China
Nanking
Edison Nears End Of Life In New Jersey
Edison, near death in West Orange, is slipping toward coma as doctors warn death could come at any moment. President Hoover paid tribute at the electric light jubilee, and friends Harvey Firestone and Henry Ford have shown concern, with Pope Pius XI sending cables for updates.
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West Orange
Thomas A. Edison
Hoover
Edison
Lawrence Richey Harvey Firestone
Henry Ford
Pius XI
Woman found shot to death in auto in Chicago
A woman about 32 believed to be Frieda McErlane, linked to gangster Frank McErlane, was found shot dead in a parked sedan in Chicago. The car was registered to McErlane at an address near the murder scene.
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Chicago
Frieda McErlane
Frank McErlane
Fried McErlane
McErlane
Cardinals Have Narrow Escape on Track Flight
Two men were killed when a car plunged from a bridge onto the railroad tracks near Lancaster as the St. Louis Cardinals special train passed. FP Beane alerted a signal tower, prompting a switch that diverted the train to a safe track. Louis J Goldstein and Morris M Beck died. Sol Goldstein was seriously injured.
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Lancaster
St. Louis Cardinals
E. Beane
Paradise
Wiliam Trout
Cardinals
Beane
Louis J, Goldstein
Mortis M. Beck
Sol Goldstein
Cold weather to drop 20 degrees in Ohio forecast
Columbus reports from Oct 8 indicate the first touch of cold will reach Ohio within 24 hours. Temperatures may fall as much as 20 degrees in parts of the state. Cloudy cooler weather is expected tonight, with fair, cool conditions on Friday. Central Ohio saw a high of 71 today as showers brought the thermometer down day.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States ‘Weather Bureau
Laval to Propose New War Treaty in Hoover Visit
Premier Pierre Laval will ask President Hoover to back a Kellogg Pact strengthening treaty outlawing war. The plan mirrors the 1921 four power Pacific treaty and aims to keep the United States out of European entanglements beyond existing peace and disarmament pacts.
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Bluletin
Paris
Pierre Laval
United States
Hoover
Washington
United Press
Laval
Far East
Two Hucksters Bound Over By Justice
Roy Fuller and A Casmond of North Olmsted were bound over to the grand jury on a $750 bond each after arraignment before Justice S J George on a charge of conversion of property by taking a truck from Lorain county. They were arrested by Sheriff Clarence Adams and Deputy Jack Breagger at their North Olmsted home after allegedly borrowing a J R Dall Motor Company truck for use while theirs was being repaired and failing to return it as agreed.
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Roy Fuller
A. Casmond
North Olmsted
S. J. George
Lorain County
Clarence Adams
Jack Breagger
J. R. Dall Motor Company
Lindberghs Begin Return to United States from Asia
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh sail for Yokohama aboard the Shanghai Maru en route to the United States. They will transfer to the President Jefferson from Yokohama to Seattle on Saturday. The couple cut short their Far East visit due to the death of Mrs Lindberghs father Senator Dwight W Morrow.
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Shanghai
Charles A. Lindbergh
Yokohama
United States
Jefferson
Seattle
Lindberghs
Far East
Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Gandhi Fails in Conciliation Attempt at St. James
London Oct 8 Mahatma Gandhi failed to move Indian minority representatives toward a settlement. As committee chair he warned of an all night session, arrived with an extra blanket, and held a van of sandwiches and coffee for delegates. The talks broke up around midnight without a decision.
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London
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
St. James’ Palace
Noted Prosecutor to Speak at Columbus Day Banquet
Knights of Columbus prepare for the Columbus Day banquet at their club house on Monday October 12 with Ray T. Muller Cuyahoga County prosecutor as principal speaker and Wilfred T. Mahan US district attorney Cleveland also slated to speak. Dinner at 7 pm covers for 250. The event will honor a Catholic school essay winner on Christopher Columbus.
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Knights of Columbus
Ray T. Muller
Cuyahoga County
Wilfred T Mahan
United States
Cleveland
Christopher Columbus
Farm Bureau TD Campb ien for Members
Lorain County Farm Bureau approves a membership campaign starting November 19 led by R E Campbell with assistants W N Hitchcock and Lawrence Betts. District teams led by A D Crocker and H T Breyley compete. a training school is set for November 13 at Elyria. banquet on November 23 will honor the winning team. scoring rewards include attendance, prospect calls, and member signups.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Bureau
Farm Bureau
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
W. N Hitchcock
Grafton
Lawrence Betts
Penfield
Sheffield
Avon
Elyria
Ridgeville
Carlisle
Eaton
Columbia
LaGrange
Gratton
A. D. Crocker
West
Brownhelm
Black River
Amherst
Henrietta
Russia
Camden
Brighton
Wellington
Rochester
Huntington
H. T. Breyley
Stolen Jewelry Reported From Leroy Eisle Home
Jewelry and other articles valued at £50 were reported stolen from Leroy Eisle at 148 Abbe Road between 9 30 a.m. and 3 p.m. yesterday, police said. A 12 gauge shotgun, fishing rod and reel, cigarette case, gold cuff buttons, ladies beads, one gold band ring and two one dollar bills were taken. Fred Prentis, who occupied half of the duplex, had his rooms ransacked but nothing was missing.
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Leroy Eisle
Abbe Road
Fred Prentis
Have Until 9 P.M. Tuesday To Register To Vote
Elyria voters must register under the permanent system by 9 P.M. Tuesday to be eligible for the November 3 election. The board of elections will stay open Saturday until 5 P.M. and offer 7 to 9 P.M. Saturday evening. About 1,500 residents are not yet registered. Those who moved must update their address by next Tuesday. Absentee voting is available at the board through October 31 for those out of town.
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Board of Elections
Elyria
County approves 1932 budget with 0.25 mill tax hike
County commissioners adopted a 1932 budget at 765,737 dollars and raised the tax rate to 3.598 mills by adding a 1 mill road levy. The increase, about 0.25 mill, is to cover higher charity costs, a 425,000 tuberculosis sanatorium operation, and year-start deficits. It will yield roughly 50,000 dollars more in taxes, while past surpluses have dwindled.
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Yeater
Horn
Lorain County
Recorder’s Office
Prosecutor's
Clerk of Courts
Sheriff's Office
Soldier
Skidding Causes Traffic Collision on East Bridge Street
Wet road conditions on East Bridge street led to a vehicle skidding and rear ending a stationary truck under John McLaughlin’s charge in Detroit. Paul A. Coche, Akron, was the driver of the car damaged in the incident as police investigated the scene yesterday.
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East Bridge Street
Paul A. Cocheran
Akron
John McLaughlin
Detroit
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