Recovery Board names Washington chairmen as NRA reorganization begins
President Roosevelt orders a major reorganization of the New Deal to restore the NRA’s vigor. Clay Williams is named chairman of the National Industrial Recovery Board, with Donald H. Richberg heading the Industrial Emergency Committee. The plan creates two committees to coordinate relief, public works, labor disputes and industrial recovery, unifying NRA policy under a new general staff.
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Washington
Clay Williams
National Industrial Recovery Board
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
NRA
Donald H. Richberg
Hugh S Johnson
New York
Bs Richberg
Executive Council
National Emergency Council
Secetary of the Interior
Harold L Wkes
Frances Perkins
AAA
Chester C. Davis
Harry L. Hopkins
A. D. Whiteside
Sidney Hallman
Leon C. Marshall
Walton Hamilton
Teon Henderson
Blackwell Smith
Hugh Johnson
Blue Eagle
H. Clay Williams
Tobacco Company
Arthur D. Whiteside
Dun and Bradstreet
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Lorain County Girl Wins State Title
Miss Marguerite Streicher of the West Carlisle Hustlers Four-H Club earned state championship honors for the second time with an exemplary complete girls outfit at the Ohio State Fair. The item advances to the National Four-H Club Congress in Chicago in December representing Ohio’s Four-H Clothing Clubs. Streicher also helped Lorain County’s four-H demonstration team that previously won state honors and visited Chicago for the national congress. Margaret Pallas advises the club. Columbus news notes statewide highway crash trends for 1934 through August with an average of 22.7 daily across nonmunicipal roads, 5,531 accidents, and 403 killed.
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Marguerite Streicher
West Carlisle Hustlers
Alyce Bird
Streicher
Chicago
Ohio
Hulda Horst
Miss Streicher
Lorain County
Margaret Pallas
Columbus
State Highway Department
The Weather Forecast The Weather Forecast
Showers and warmer conditions expected tonight with a gradual rise in temperatures into Saturday. Light to moderate rainfall is possible across coastal areas as clouds move through the region.
Ohio Bond Moratorium Plan Denounced by Brown
Sept 28 in Columbus Ohio Republicans rally as Clarence J. Brown of Blanchester denounces Martin L. Davey s proposed two year moratorium on bond payments warning the move would wreck the state's credit and damage its longstanding reputation for integrity.
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Columbu
Martin L. Davey
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Ohio
Brown
Dean Brothers to Hurl LST Games
St. Louis management announced the Dean brothers Jerome Dizzy and Paul will pitch the last three games of the season against the Cincinnati Reds with Dizzy today Paul tomorrow and Dizzy again Sunday in a planned rotation.
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Dean
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Dean Brothers
Jerome
Dizzy
Paul
Cincinnati Reds
NRA Rules On NG Of PALE Restrict Local Retail Promotions
A new amendment to the NRA retail code announced by the Elyria Retail Code Authority bans promotions that give free articles or services in exchange for participation in chance schemes or contests, unless lawful. Effective October 1, the ruling ends various sponsored events by local merchants, including an automobile giveaway at the county fair and prizes in the Money for Elyria campaign, with merchants noting future restrictions.
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NRA
Elyria
Retail Code Authority
United States
Today Express
Ohioan 101 Years Old Observes 1011th Birthday
Jacob Dumbauld, 101, living at Ohio Masonic Home in Springfield, recalls his first jack-knife from nearly a century ago as he reads without glasses and remains a devoted baseball fan on his birthday anniversary.
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Ohio Masonic Home
Springfifield
Jacob Dumbauld
Mr. Dumbauld
Young Wife And Sister Missing In Olmsted Falls
A 19 year old wife Angelina Kusinski and her 15 year old sister vanished from their Olmsted Falls home late Wednesday. Police sought them after the disappearance noted by the husband when he returned home before 10 PM. The woman is blond and weighs 140 pounds and left with $385.
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Olmsted Falls
Angelina Kusinski
Five Quintuplets Reach Four Months In New Hospital Home
CALLANDER Ontario September 28 five baby girls born May in a rugged cabin celebrate four months of life now heavier and flourishing in a purpose built hospital. Dr A R Dafoe drove through wretched roads to deliver and save the five born to Mr and Mrs Ovila Dionne. The quintuplets Yvonne Annette Marie Cecile and Emilie survived intestinal toxemia and are progressing under round the clock care assisted by nurses and a housekeeper in their new hospital.
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Callander
Ont
A. R. Dafoe
Ontario
Ovila Dionne
Dionne
Ach
Percong Restaurateur Montalto Found Guilty in Liquor Trial
Lorenzo Montalto, Avon restaurateur, was found guilty today by Judge A R Webber in a liquor sale case after waiving a jury. The court will sentence him tomorrow, as in several other recent liquor raid cases where suspects pleaded guilty or were convicted.
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Lorenzo Montalto
Avon
A. R. Webber
Montalto
Hew Webber
Lorain
Liquor County Mileage Bill Sparks Testimony Shuffle
F. F. Pierce, chemist for the State Liquor Control Commission, testified in liquor cases this week and questioned why Lorain County should cover his $13.75 mileage from Columbus. Clerk Ben F. Thomas delayed payment citing lack of authority, noting other counties pay such expenses. Pierce plans to refer the matter to the Liquor Commission, while Thomas weighs potential jail costs if defendants are unable to pay fines and mileage.
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F. F. Pierce
State Liquor Control Commission
Columbus
Ben F. Thomas
I T. Pierce
Lorain County
Liquor Commission
Thomas
Bishop Schrembs to Visit Holy Father in Rome
The Most Rev Joseph Schrembs Bishop of Cleveland will make an official visit to the Holy Father in Rome next month. He will join American Bishops reporting on the condition of their dioceses this year.
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Cleveland, O
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Holy Father
Rome
Chancery
Lorain County adds 82 new teachers this fall
Lorain County schooling expands with 82 new hires this year bringing total county staff to 260 teachers. Avon School sees most changes with all but the principal new. Other districts list small to moderate turnover across townships and high schools, including Brownhelm Brighton Camden Clearview and Sheffield Lake. Continued details appear on page 2.
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Stxty
Lorain County
W. E. Blake
Evelyn Smith
Marian Peak
Pearl Wilford
Louris J. Kolopus
Charles A Daney
Elmer Lembright
Margaret Wells
Loretta Lugaski
Marie Mittelstead
Brighton Township
John Schollenberger
Brownhelm Township
Marjorie Simms
Karl Dryer
Maynard Huene
Camden Township
Margaret Bosler
Kenneth Carpenter
Evelyn Herrmann
Clearview
Ellen Landes
Gertrude Hocker
Gordon Bartter
Vincent
Mary Morgan
Pauline Ristine
Eaton Township
Warren Durkee
Edwin L. Kirk
Mildred Bickel
Matilda Mauer
Grafton Township
Carlton Hall
Ruth Stock
Wood Hisco
Grafton Village
Henrietta Township
Maurine Catlin
G. Leonard Baker
Hazel Rutherford
Huntington Township
Frank Chambers
Philip Taylor
Penfield Township
Robert Starr
Mary F. Schriver
Mildred Schuenemann
Ridgeville Township
Sheffield Lake
Millard Fretz
Louise McQuown
South Amherst
Anna Spence
Judge Roberts Ties Legacy to Darrow in Ohio Court
Fifty four years after being a protege of Clarence Darrow in Andover Ohio James W Roberts of Kinsman now serves as chief justice of the Ohio appeals courts. His present home is Delaware.
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James W Roberts
Kinsman
Clarence Darrow
Andover
Judge Roberts
Appeals Courts of
Ohio
Delaware
President Roosevelt on local relief duties
President Roosevelt told mobilization for human needs representatives that the primary burden of relief must stay with local communities. He rejected shifting the task to a central federal body and explained the need for limited federal support alongside traditional local methods.
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Washington
Roosevelt
City Board Awards First Paving Contracts in Four Years
The board of control awarded two paving contracts with the city covering Fourth Street alley between Middle and West avenues and Marseilles avenue between Cleveland and Greely streets. The Hill and Hill Construction Company of Elyria won the Fourth Street alley job at 5648.90 dollars, while The Plas Construction Company of Elyria secured the Macadam paving on Marseilles Avenue at 2686.15 dollars. The city pays two percent of each cost, with the remainder assessed to property owners.
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Board of Control
Fourth Street
Middle
West Avenues
Hill and Hill Construction Company
Elynn
Marseilles Avenue
Cleveland
Greely
Plas Construction Company
Elyria
Business Leaders Press for a Federal Budget Balance
Washington reports indicate early department budget estimates leave the goal of a balanced national budget next year undecided. Officials and President Roosevelt will assess figures in January, with current deficits widening since 1930 and public debt rising from 16.2 to 27.17 billion dollars.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury
Hauptmann defense seeks psychiatric examination in Lindbergh case
New York Sept 28 defense counsel for Bruno Hauptmann announced plans for a psychiatric examination of the prisoner tomorrow. James M Fawcett said he would have a psychiatrist and a doctor examine Hauptmann and would follow his own doctors advice. He declined to name the specialists and would not rule out an insanity plea, saying it was a matter of conjecture.
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New York
Bruno R. Hauptmann
James M. Fawcett
Hauptmann
District Attorney’s Office
Fawcett
Isidor Fisch
Germany
Accomplices Sought in Lindbergh Baby Case Trial
New Jersey awaits arrests of a man and a Latin woman believed to be Hauptmann's accomplices in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and slaying. High authorities call the evidence a hanging case and say Hauptmann was mastermind. a lookout and the ransom payment are key linked elements.
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Lindbergh
United Press
New York
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A Lindbergh, Jr
Clarence Darrow
Hauptmann
Darrow
New York City
John F. Condon
Bronx
Samuel Foley
Hauptmann visitation at Elyria sparks inquiry in Lindbergh case
Bruno Hauptmann stayed at Ed F. Wilcox tourist home at 1214 Middle avenue Elyria on September 22 1933 and signed the register. Wilcox reported the entry and Police Chief K J Stankard said he sent the information to New York and New Jersey authorities for possible use in interrogations. Hauptmann gave his address as New York City and appeared sober and uncommunicative.
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Bruno Hauptmann
Elyria
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Ed F. Wilcox
Middle Avenue
Wilcox
K. J. Stankard
New York
New Jersey
New York City
Spoon Found Sharpened Weapon in Hauptmann Cell
New York reporters note a soup spoon disappeared from Bruno Hauptmann's jail meal. Jailer sources say the spoon was found in a drain, sharpened at the bow end and bent at the other, forming a crude weapon. District Attorney Foley confirmed the discovery after cell searches and a plumber's drain inspection.
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New York
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Samuel Foley
Hauptsmann
County New Deal Committee Elects Officers
Lorain County New Deal Committee expands to include all Democrats aligned with the President's program. A Wednesday Eagles Hall meeting made the group permanent with over two hundred members and officers: President Joseph Conley, Elyria. Vice Presidents F C Billings Elyria Nettie Woodrutt Elyria Harry Wolf Amherst. Secretary E K Moody Elyria. Treasurer Thomas Washington Grafton. Conley urged unity, stating the aim is leadership through cooperation with existing committees and organizations.
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Lorain County
New Deal Committee
United States
Eagles Hall
New Democratic
New Deal
Joseph Conley
Lorain
F. C. Billings
Elyria
Nettie Woodrutt
Harry Wolf
Aimherst
KE. L. Moody
Thomas Washington
Grafton
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DNVEY
Bishop Schrembs
Avon School
James W. Roberts
Logal Relief
Inaid
Bulletin
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