Billion loaned by corporation to help nation
Reconstruction Corporation reports loans totaling 1.502 billion dollars to banks railroads farmers and states for relief and employment support. Cash disbursements reach 64.2 million to farmers and 1.340 billion to banks and other borrowers with 192.3 million repaid and 60.4 million withdrawn or canceled. state relief totals 93.7 million with 76.36 million paid out and 10.03 million announced after December 23.
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Reconstruction Corporation
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Michigan
Ohio
Mrs Mabel Hanna Par sons Dies in Cleveland Hospital
Prominent Cleveland resident Mrs Mabel Hanna Parsons elder daughter of the late Senator Marcus A Hanna died last night after an appendicitis operation performed on Christmas Day. She had been convalescing in a local hospital.
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Cleveland
Mabel Hanna Parsons
Marcus A. Hanna
Markets at a Glance New York stocks rise on steel strength
New York stocks show gains driven by steel shares while rails bonds rally. Curb markets stay firm with utilities showing strength and foreign exchange trade irregular. Chicago wheat climbs on a predicted cold wave as corn receipts remain light. Cattle stay steady with limited offerings and hogs move lower on slight softness.
Missing Man McCain Found Safe in Columbus
R. S. McCain a 60 year old Henderson North Carolina attorney reported missing December 22 was located in Columbus December 24. Detectives identified a man who parked McCoin’s car in a local garage, ending theories he was murdered by robbers and buried near Hagerstown Maryland.
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Columbus
R. S. McCain
Henderson
N. C
North Carolina
Thomas Scully
McCoin
Scully
Hagerstown
Roosevelt to Study Federal Finances and Reorganization
President elect Roosevelt plans a personal study of Federal finances and will take full responsibility for reorganizing the Federal Government to cut costs. His New York governorship ends soon as Democratic leaders in Congress signal support for expanding the incoming president’s powers. Advisors say centralized authority under the president is essential for the sweeping reform.
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Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
Washington
Congress
Unknown men found dead in Monroe auto necks tied
Two unidentified men were found murdered in a bloodied car near Newton Steel Co. in Monroe. Police from Detroit and Toledo were summoned to investigate a possible gang feud. Deputies planned fingerprint checks to identify the victims.
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Monroe, Mich
Newton Steel Co
Detroit
Toledo
Monroe
Man Accused in Death of HoldUp Companion
Youngstown man Martin Koscak, 24, was held to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge for the death of Joseph Kusman during a holdup involving a third man.
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Youngstown
Martin Koscak
Joseph Kusman
House Debates Agriculture Aid and New Deficiency Bill
Washington December 30 The House advanced its third appropriation bill for agriculture while a $31 421 000 deficiency measure faced quick passage to meet immediate government needs. Senate debate touched on a border fort transfer to Kentucky and discussions on a sales tax and tobacco tax. Speaker Garner spoke on executive reorganization powers and plans to cast annual budgets by mer it. The Philippine independence question rested with President Hoover as he prepared to act after a fishing trip.
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Senate
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Texas
Logan
Kentucky
Collier
Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Congress
Philippine Islands
Hoover
White House
Scientists Study Hobo Problem in Cincinnati Meeting
In Cincinnati on December 30, sociologists gathered to examine America's vagabond youths and roaming homeless as job seekers. Economists discussed tariffs, farm credits, and relief needs after Yale's James Havey Rogers urged international cooperation to raise price levels. Norman J. Wall cited seed loans and possible withdrawal of marginal lands from cultivation.
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Cincinnati
America
James Havey Rogers
Yale University
American Farm Economics Association
Norman J. Wall
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Death by own action verdict in drowning of man
Dover report items a verdict of death by own action in the drowning of John Perry Howart aged 58. Howart's body was found in Sugar Creek hours after a fire destroyed his home where he lived alone.
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Dec
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Sugar Creek
Harvie R. Matthews
25Th Infantry
Chapel Hill
Tex
Wessley
Abernathy
Palmer
David
Polly
Matthews
First New Year Baby to Receive Valuable Gifts in Clinton County
Clinton County's first 1933 baby will be the royal guest of Wilmington merchants and financial institutions with gifts for the child and parents. Parents' names to be reported to News-Journal. Gifts include a rock ing chair, photo, dry cleaning, a year’s newspaper, and more from local businesses. A 1933 Chevrolet sedan is donated for the trips to stores during January.
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Wilmington
News-Journal
Wil- Minton
Brandenburg Chevrolet Sales Co
Clinton County National Bank & Trust Co
G. M. Rice Furniture
Moore and Swindler
Schreel Studio
Smith Dry Cleaners
Murphy Theater
Syndicate
F. L. Gallup
Bangham & Gallimore
Day & Hale Drug Store
H. H. Thorne
Pilot Maris Sets Speed Record Between Cincinnati and Columbus
Pilot Charles Wade Maris of American Airways flies a Ford tri motor on December 23 covering 117 miles in 30 minutes at an average speed of 234 mph. He breaks a three year record held by Ray Fortner. Maris's party included co pilot C R Sinclair eight passengers and mail load for Christmas delivery. Maris, from Denver, began aviation in 1928 and joined American Airways in 1929 earning a family life with two children.
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Charles Wade Maris
American Airways, Inc
Cincinnati
Columbus
Maris
Ray Fortner
Chicago
Cleveland
Fortner
Dallas
Tex
Atlanta
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Monroe
Jackson
Birmingham
Cincinnati-Columbus
C. R. Sinclair
Denver
Colo
Fenton
Mich
Newark
Indianan Denies Guilty in Counterfeit Charge
Francis Zike of Harrodsburg Indiana pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Cincinnati on a counterfeiting charge. He is accused of placing counterfeit coins in Milford vending machines.
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Cincinnati
Francis Zike
Harrodsburg
Ind
Milford
Death of Mercerville youth from wrestling injury
William McGuire, 16, of Mercerville near Gallipolis, dies from a head injury suffered while wrestling with a brother.
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Gallipolis
William McGuire
Mercerville
Here
Ohio Relief Commission Denies Federal Aid Requests
The Ohio Relief Commission reaffirmed its policy to deny outside relief where local funds exist. It partially disallowed several requests for Federal aid after finding local gasoline and motor vehicle tax revenues unused and bond issue proceeds uncalculated. Communities sought about 2.93 million dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for January and February.
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Columbus
Ohio Relief Commission
Federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Man's Torso Found in City Dump in Los Angeles
The torso of a man, recently operated on by a skilled surgeon, was found in an incinerator at a city dump with a leg and arm nearby. No ID. Police and deputies suspect gang ties and an unlicensed doctor may have disposed of the body to avoid investigation.
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Los Angeles
Budget slash hits Ohio welfare costs in two years
Columbus December 30 The State Welfare Department and all state welfare institutions face a cut of about 1.3 million dollars from two years ago. A two year draft budget totals 18,059,878 with 1,597,500 allocated for improvements at various institutions. The prior appropriation stood at 19,353,095.
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
Two Held in Death of Young Girl Anealy Keras
Ahmeed Orsman and Allie Orsman sat behind bars in Norwood Massachusetts after arrest in connection with the death of nine year old Anealy Keras whose mutilated body was discovered in a cellar.
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Ahmeed Orsman
Allie Orsman
Norwood
Mass
Anealy Keras
Slaying at Fort Huachuca Shocks Army Post
At Fort Huachuca Arizona a Black private Abernathy killed four people including Captains Wessley and Palmer and their wives after demotion. Lt Matthews wounded. the corporal and Abernathy died in the pursuit. Authorities say no breach of discipline and motive not confirmed.
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Ariz
Board of Officers
David A. Palmer
Beverly
Mass
25Th Infantry
Palmer
Mary Lowden
Dedham
James H. Abernathy
Quartermaster’s Corps
Houston
Tex
Prominent Batavia Judge Davis Dies at 87
Batavia December 30. Judge Frank Davis 87 oldest Clermont County bar member died at his home. Born in New Richmond he began law practice there after Cincinnati Law School. Elected Clermont County prosecuting attorney in 1872 and served 30 years as common pleas judge for Adams Brown and Clermont districts. Elder in local Presbyterian church for 60 years. Surviving are a daughter wife of Col P M Ashford in Washington and a son Frank Jr died three years ago who served as first assistant attorney general under Wilson.
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Frank Davis
Clermont County
New Richmond
Cincinnati Law School
Adams, Brown and Clermont County
Presbyterian Church
Frank, Jr
Wilson
Davis
Col
P. M. Ashford
Washington
Farmer Lived With Bullet In Brain Near Ashland
Irvin Weygandt a 79 year old farmer near Ashland lay with a bullet torn in his brain for 26 days yet clung to life. Doctors say he may partly recover and at times he resembles his former self a 50 year old sturdy plowman who drove teams and planned to aid neighbors.
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Ashland
Todgel
Irvin Weygandt
M. J. Thomas
Weygandt
Student nurse Opal Everingham dies after three story fall
Columbus report: Opal Everingham a 21 year old student nurse died last night after falling three stories from a window in a nurse's home. She suffered a fractured skull and injuries from the plunge. Police investigated the circumstances of her death.
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Columbus
Opal Everingham
Tax Laws Will Be Revised to Equalize Load
Ohio lawmakers face major issues as the General Assembly opens. Plans to finance schools seek $40 per elementary pupil and $68 per high school pupil, funded by a local three mill levy plus a state equalization fund of 28.9 million dollars. Officials expect revision of tax laws to spread burden more evenly and to fund relief programs, with proposals from Governor White and multiple representatives.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Ohio School Survey Commission
Paul R. Mort
Columbia University
Mort
Earl Lewis
St. Clairsville
Senate
Highway Department
George White
State Relief Commission
Pringle-Roberts
Gus Kaseh
Summit County
Evidence ends in Ohio Bell telephone rate case
The Ohio Utilities Commission closed evidence in the eight year rate case with final witnesses heard. Briefs from both sides remain the sole remaining step before a ruling.
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Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone
State Utilities Commission
Oranges Moved From Kingman Area to Wilmington Market
Walter Williams, near Kingman, drove to Florida after fruit shipments. Oranges picked Tuesday were sold in Wilmington Friday. Williams has made several trips to Florida following fruit loads in recent weeks.
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Walter Williams
Kingman
Florida
Wilmington
Williams
Resigns Post at Cleveland Airport After Seven Years
Major John Berry resigns as Cleveland airport superintendent after serving seven years. The departure is announced from Cleveland on December 30 as officials begin search for a successor.
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Cleveland
John Berry
Senate Recess and House Agri Appropriations Debate
Congress today notes the Senate meeting briefly to recess until Tuesday while the House continues consideration of agricultural appropriations. The brief update highlights ongoing legislative activity and the shift in scheduling.
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Associated Press
Senate
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