Many Apply For Licenses To Handle Food
Elyria imposes city wide food handler licenses with hundreds yet to obtain permits. By noon 970 applications were filed at the office of Health Commissioner Dr. G L French, nearing 1001 as the day progressed. Some applicants failed due to medical checks and may require further tests before final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Pr. Glor. French
Inday
French
Iions
Fr. French
Perre
Rae
Personal Property Tax Returns Being Filed
About 9 000 personal property tax returns have reached the county auditor's office with many mails still to open. Deputy Auditor Clark Phinney reported that the deadline for paying the personal property tax was yesterday, with extensions granted to roughly 200 absent or traveling taxpayers. An annual 500 or so persons are delinquent and are contacted. the county collects about 285 000 dollars in tangible tax and 105 000 in classified personal property. Most returns include a check, though payments are due by April 10. Penalties range from 5 to 50 percent for late returns or payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Phinney
Phinney
Promotions In Fire Dept Announced
Service Director I D Faxon announced today the promotions in the fire department Lieut Clarence C Osborn to captain and Fireman William S McVetta to lieutenant based on civil service exam results Osborn led the captain exams with 83 9 percent and McVetta led lieutenant with 85 6 percent Both appointments take effect Monday Harold Weiland of 68 Chestnut Street will fill the vacancy and also begin Monday No 5 Continued on Page 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Faxon
Fire Department
Clarence C. Osborn
William $. McVetta
Leutenant
Osborn
McVetta
Faxon
Harold Weiland
Chestnut Street
Wil
Weather report from Ohio and surrounding regions
Mostly cloudy with snow flurries in northeast and frost in the south tonight. Saturday expected to be largely fair. Over the 24 hours, a low pressure system lies over eastern Ontario and another over southern Texas. A broad high over Montana dominates western and central states. Light to moderate rain falls from the South Atlantic to New England, with heavy snow across the northern lake region and northern plains. Temperatures fall, with freezing readings into Kansas and light frosts into central Illinois and northern Indiana.
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Ohio
Ontario
Texas
Montana
South Atlantic States
New England
Lake Region
Plains
Canadian
Prairie
Kansas
Ilinoi
Indiana
E H S student wins state essay contest of Legion
Ruth Ostrow, 16, of 308 Eastern Heights Boulevard, won the Ohio American Legion state contest for grades 11, earning a nine day fully paid trip to Washington. The award was announced at Elyria High School by W. DeWeese, with the winning essay read by William & Ronald, and winners from other grades to join state finalists in Columbus for events before departing for Washington.
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Legion
Washington
Ruth Ostrow
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ohio American Legion
Ostrov
Elyria High School
W. OL. DeWeese
Columbus
Junior Activites
American Legion Department of Ohio
DeWeese
William & Ronald
Warren
Qhin
Tod Lee
John Kolopos
HeWeese
Ina
Calimbues
W. E. DeWeese
Juninor
Ohion Department
American Lexion
Ruth Ostrev
Elyria High Rchool
Farewell Trip for Lake Shore Electric Railway Fans
Railway enthusiasts from across the region plan a Sunday journey to Elyria to mark the farewell ride on the Lake Shore Electric Railway soon to be abandoned. The National Railway Historical Society will sponsor the trip with a Lorain Street Railway side tour, shop visits, and film snapshots at Beach Park, Sandusky, and Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lake Shore
Public Square
Beach Park
Sandusky
Fremont
Chicago
Philadelphia
Lake
Protests Pour In Over House Reorganization Bill
Washington April 1 opposition to President Roosevelts executive department reorganization bill surged as lawmakers awaited a vote. Telegrams and letters from New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Michigan flooded lawmakers, while leaders aimed to end general debate with a five minute speaking limit per member amid a volatile floor fight.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Executive Department
House
Bankhead
Alabama
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Michigan
Charles i. Coughlin
New Deal
Samuel B. Pettengill
Ind
Appearation Coalition
Pettengill
Telegrams Of Protest From Elyria Rush City
Elyria residents flood Western Union and Postal Telegraph offices sending more than 250 telegrams by noon to Congressman Don W. Harter and Representatives-at-large John McSweeney and Harold T. Mosler protesting the Reorganization Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Elyria
Don W. Harter
Con
Navy Gives Up Hope For Six Men On Plane
Navy abandons hope for six men missing after a giant bomber vanished during U S battle fleet maneuvers near Honolulu. Rear Admiral Bloch announced no survivors likely. search covered 100000 square miles. A second bomber crashed Wednesday killing five. two survived. Read list of missing aboard included Lieut E Signer and others.
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Honolulu
T. H
Navy
U. S
Claude C. Bloch
Pearl Harbor
J. A. Bingham
G. T. Williamson
Radinman
C. R. Olundsen
W. H. Lear
G. H. O'Neal
Ordnance
Guardsmen Patrol South Pekin Ill. Twelve Die
South Pekin Illinois was patrolled by National Guardsmen after a tornado killed 12 people and caused about 2 million dollars in damage across five states. Major John E. Wansborough led troops arriving to protect life and property, aiding authorities while sightseers caused minor trouble.
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South Pekin
National
John E. Wansborough
Peoria
Gay
Henry Horner
Ralph Goar
Goar
Fight Cleveland School Board Rule On Retirement
Two suits filed in common pleas court seek to restrain Cleveland school officials from enforcing a rule retiring employees at five years old. Plaintiffs Haston W. Harrison and Peter Verberg Jr claim the board’s ruling is invalid under state retirement law, which sets compulsory retirement at seven. Citizens’ League sponsors the injunction actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Haston W. Harrison
John Way High School
Peter Verberg
John Marshall High School
Civil Service
Citizens’ League
Ohio
93 Children At Clinic Here Today
The largest orthopedic clinic in the history of Elyria Memorial Hospital was held today with 93 children from over twenty communities in Northern Ohio registered for examination by Dr. C. H. Heyman of Cleveland and Dr. F. A. Lawrence of Elyria. Superintendent Frank Hoover notes the previous one day record was 91. Fifteen public health nurses assisted, along with three Western Reserve University public health nursing students observing.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio
C. H. Heyman
Cleveland
F. A. Lawrence
Elyria
Frank Hoover
Hoover
Western Reserve University
Hoover Warns Abroad Forces Threaten Peace And Democracy
Former President Herbert Hoover told a New York audience that staying out of war means balancing peace with dictatorships and democracies. He warned dictatorships rise as democracies falter and condemned world powers forcing peace by force. He cited rising fascism, global arms tension, and mounting debts fueling inflation as threats to civilization.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Comne
Europe
Tare
Grange Officers Banquet Frames Lorain County Tribute
A 210 strong group of Grange officers from across the county gathered at Eaton School for the tenth annual Lorain County Grange officers banquet. Rev. W. G. Patterson stressed why he is a Granger while the North Elyria and Penfield Granges dueled for a juvenile prize box, won by North Elyria for five months and Penfield for the rest of the year. The program featured Eaton Sunday School orchestra, group singing, dance numbers, and songs by the Elymans Quartet with accompaniment by Gene St Marie.
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Roumnty
Eatom School
Lorain County
W. GC. Patterson
Cadiz
Frank Mason
North Elyria
Penfield
Penfield Grange
Eaton Sunday School
A. K. Stevenson
Eaton
Jack Miller
Death Toll From Cancer Serum Reaches Nine
ORLANDO Fla April 1 Fatalities from a bacteria filtrate cancer treatment rose to nine with two more deaths, Mrs Lydia Morrison 49 and C F Fire 62, showing tetanus like symptoms. Seven earlier patients had died similarly, six within hours of injections of the filtrate.
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Orlando
Fla
Lydia Morrison
C. F. Frre
Eighth Graders to Meet at Elyria High School Monday
About 550 eighth graders from Elyria area will gather at Elyria High School on Monday at 2 p.m. to receive copies of the program of studies and freshman registration forms. Principal C P B Shively said the sessions help students picture high school life and schedule. Junior and senior class officers will assist. Students must carry four regular subjects plus physical education, with music as an elective option.
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Elyria
Caffernoon
C. PB. Shively
Elytia High School
St. Agnes
Markley
Lake Avenue
Jefferson Junior High
Jothers
Shively
Oberlin Hosts Northwest Territory Caravan Arrival
Oberlin will host the Northwest Territory Caravan on April 28, arriving from Cleveland with 37 men, five horses, and an ox team. The Reception Committee led by I L Porter plans a 5 or 6 o clock arrival and a town welcome by students and the high school band followed by an evening performance illustrating early Northwest Territory settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Northwest Territory
Cleveland
I. L. Porter
Mal Qupier
Reorganization Bill Seen Elevating Hopkins to Power
Washington April 1 Rev Arthur Lamneck Democrat charged that enactment of the Government Reorganization Bill would make administration of replies by Harry Hopkins the most potent force in the United States. Lamneck said it could lead Hopkins to become president and gain unlimited power and tax money for joint social and political aims.
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Washington
Arthur Lamneck
Harry Hopking
United States
Lamneck
Hopkins
Harry Hopkins
Welfare Department
Officials Got Commission On Share Sales In Ohio Probe
Sworn testimony to Dan T. Moore of the State Securities Division alleges Ed ward Carney and Edwin Judy received commissions totaling 1500 on gold rand silver mine stock sales in Ohio. Vossler of Findlay testified he paid about 1500 after negotiations, with 5 cents per share initially and later 10 cents per share, amid efforts to influence stock placements and remove a rival from the brokerage firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dan T. Moore
State Securities Division
Edward T. Carney
Edwin Judy
Ohio
Elmer W. Vossler
Findlay
Vossler & Vossler, Inc
Cincinnati
Ohio Mines, Inc
Vossler
Carney
Consolidated Motors Co
Lima
Judy
Norman Gilbert
Dariner
Moore
Vossler & Vossler
Prcek
Gilbert
Driver Of Bakery Co Truck Dies Sud The Ward driver dies at work on bakery route
John Loud, 58, of 490 East 108th Street, Cleveland, died suddenly yesterday while on his bakery route in Elghit. He had served Ward Baking Company for 25 years. Survived by wife Bertha, son Lawrence, daughter Margaret Isabel. Funeral services at G. W. Edick Funeral Parlors, 1877 East 2nd Street, Cleveland, Sunday at 3 PM.
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John Loud
East 108Th Street
Cleveland
Elghit
Ward Baking Company
Bertha
Lawrence
Margaret Isabel
G. W. Edick
East $2Nd Street
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Roy Willams
Mies Ostrey
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Ristne
Elyria Girl
John O'Connor
N. Y
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Utah
Charles L. Giffard
Mass
Fred M. Vinson
O'Connor
Ill
Fight Cleveland School Board
J. N. Patterson
Florida State Health Laboratory
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Hl. A. Day
Wo Medical Association
Federal Drug and Food Administration
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Rev. Stevenson
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