France Studies Peace Pact Aims For Limited Disarmament Talks
Paris April 3 The French cabinet signaled willingness to accept Mussolini four power peace pact as a base for European disarmament talks. Deladier presided and Boncour outlined the revised pact aiming to curb Italo German rapprochement while preserving ties with Poland and the Little Entente. Germany would not re arm beyond what is allowed major powers.
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Paris
Mussolini
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Italy
France
Deladier
Joseph Paul Boncour
North Sea
Mediterranean
Poland
Roumania
Jugo- Slavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Berlin
1933 World's Fair Auto Gas Saver and Inside Engine Oiler
Gas saver engineers from St Wheaton Tl unveil a 1933 World’s Fair Auto Gas Saver and Inside Engine Oiler. Claims to save gas and oil valves inside engine for all cars. Easy to fit with a wrench. Priced at 327¢ with profits for agents. free sample offered to introducers. Send address and car name.
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St. Wheaton
Local man sprains ankle after coal lump fall
Cecil Hooven of 285 Abbe road sustained a sprained ankle and other injuries Saturday night when he fell over a lump of coal on East Bridge street. He was taken to police headquarters by passerby Bud Solster of 142 Clark street.
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Cecil Hooven
Abbe Road
East Bridge Street
Hooven
Bud Solster
Clark Street
Two Wellington Men Taken In Custody On Warrants
Wellington residents Elmer Ames and Harry Gallatin were arrested by Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and deputies on 1981 house breaking warrants issued in Wooster. The men were turned over to Wooster authorities yesterday.
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Wellington
Elmer Ames
Harry Gallatin
Clarence W. Dick
Wooster
Rotary Speaker to Address Elyria Club Meeting
Harry S. Calvert, central manager of the Pfaudler Company, will speak at the Elyria Rotary Club meeting at the Elks' club tomorrow noon. His topic has not been announced.
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Harry S. Calvert
Pfaudler Company
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
Aday
Miss Frances Lee Suffers Shoulder Injury in Auto Accident
Miss Frances Lee a 19 year old of La Grange sustained a dislocated left shoulder in an automobile accident Saturday night. She was treated at Memorial hospital.
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Frances Lee
la Grange
Memoria Hospital
Pocket Picked From In Theater, Loss Noted
Charles Bitner reports his sealskin case was stolen from his left hip pocket while attending a Saturday night picture show. He says no money was taken. He provided address 226 Washington Avenue and notified police.
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Charles Bitner
Washing Ton Avenue
Bitner
Postmaster to Speak at Y Man’s Club Meeting
Elyria postmaster Robert B. Lerseh will speak at this week’s Young Men’s Club meeting tonight at the Y.M.C.A. The topic remains unannounced.
Tire Stolen From Car Beside Kalin and Anderson Store
Ralph Wing told police Saturday a spare tire was taken from his car while it was parked behind the Kalin and Anderson store on Broed Street.
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Ralph Wing
Kalin and Anderson
Broed Street
Sheriff warns on school bus law in Lorain County
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick issues a public warning via newspapers urging motorists to stop ten feet from school buses in both directions while loading or unloading passengers. He notes several recent arrests for violations and cites motorists claims of not knowing the law.
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Clarence W. Dick
Lorain County
Labor Committee Reports 30-Hour Week Bill
Washington bulletin says the House labor committee reported a 30 hour week bill nearly identical to the Senate measure. It prohibits interstate shipping of any commodity produced where workers labor more than six hours or two days per week.
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Washington
Houses Labor Committee Today
Senate
Hunt Assailant Sought in Elyria Man Attack
Police search Sunday afternoon for an assailant who robbed Frank Wer on Chestnut Street and East Elm area, taking money after striking him. Two witnesses reported the incident near the Chestnut Street area and on Poy Street as officers traced leads.
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Frank Wer
Weaver Street
Co Omon
Poy
Elim Street
Optax
Chestnut Street
Chen
West
Assalay
Gulf Road Home Burglarized
A Gulf Road residence was burgled Saturday night. The occupant, Green, returned around 1:50 Sunday to find the home ransacked from top to bottom. An automatic pistol and other items were missing. police noted broken window and entry through the window frame.
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Irs
ELOM
Green
Gulf
Walter
Opea
Pupils to Make Up Lost Time at Edison School
Edison students will miss three vacation days and adjust their schedule to compensate. The revised plan, approved by Principal Leanna Moore and Superintendent R. C. Masten, moves vacation to Monday and Tuesday with three days added for make up. Good Friday remains a holiday, and the opening delay due to unfinished facilities necessitated the changes.
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Gomez O
Edison
Hezinn Nz
Aye
Wade
Hawayer
Stade
Suderts
Schnois
Many More Auto Licenses Sold In Elyria Area
Scores of auto licenses were sold in Elyria and nearby towns this weekend despite a three cent increase in fees. Cars lined streets as residents sought licenses at Elyria Automap and Mason's on Saturday. The auto club noted sizable reductions overall, with more than a fifth of the price drop impacting passenger cars as stores posted lower rates for the year.
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Euvria
Elyria
al Mason
Satuday
Lynne
Mobil Club
Saturda
Avpeed
Court House Notes Mixed Arrests and Local Fund Move
In Lorain County Deputy sheriffs arrested Stanley Keaoyet on a Saturday. Louis Smith of Fuller Road was released from county jail after paying fines for assault and battery. Turkey plans to issue lottery bonds to raise funds for continued railway construction.
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Stanley Keaoyet
Loran
Shers
Louis Smith
Fuller Road
Connry Jal
Turkey
Oberlin Club Weekly Activities Preview
Oberlin community groups announce a busy week with postponed events and multiple meetings. Franks E Peck Chapter DeMolays and Past Chiefs of Puthan Sisters plan gatherings, while the Bethel class at Rapist church hosts its monthly meeting.
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Oberlin
Tom
Gladys Hart
Frank E. Peck
Order of de- Molays
Puthan Sisters
Edna Mack
Groveland Strae
Bethel
Rapist
Favor Beer In Congressional Restaurants
Washington April 3 House of Representatives votes 195 to 15 to favor serving beer in congressional restaurants. The vote signals a push for beer service in the Capitol dining spaces.
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Congressional
Washington
House of Representatives
Dividend Stop Ordered Against Cleveland Railway
Temporary injunction by Judge H. W. Ewing stops the Cleveland Railway Company from paying its per cent dividend to stockholders. Bondholders sue claiming the dividend depletes trust funds. suit filed by David Weikin for Mrs. Verlie K. Leisy says $19,000,000 bond issue was secured against property and $6,900,000 bonds were sold. Hearing set for Thursday.
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Cleveland Railway Company
Common Pleas
Jaeéze
H. W. Ewing
David Weikin
Verlie K. Leisy
Funeral services for Terr Quinn adjusted time
Funeral services for Terr Quinn will be held Wednesday morning at 9 50 from St Marys church replacing the earlier 9 09 time.
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Terr Quinn
St. Mary's Church
German-born Amherst resident Ern est Werner dies at 六
Ern est Werner died at his home on Taxlor Street at six this morning after a brief illness. Born in Germany he came to Amherst as a child. Survived by wife Eva five sons Tarry Howard Ralph Thomas Rufus two daughters Helen Maman his mother Mrs John McGuire two brothers Alfred C Werner Ralph three sisters Katherine Carrington Mrs William Vogler and Mrs William Cary. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Amherst
Ernest Werner
Taxlor Street
Germany
Eva
Tarry
Howard
Ralph Thomas
Rufus
Helen
Maman
John McGuire
Alfred C. Werner
Ralph
Newport- Ritchie
Florida
Katherine Carrington
Flagstaff
Arizona
William Vogler
William Cary
Elshna
Haunted piano alarm unsettles Wetherill family in Continental
Anxiety grips the family of Charles F. B. Wetherill after a piano note was heard in their Continental home. Local authorities and neighbors report unusual noises and a growing sense of fear amid the disturbance.
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Continental
Charles FB. Wetherill
Phyllis Wheatley Club Sets Friday Meeting
The Phyllis Wheatley club will meet with Mrs. Brown on Friday in April for an organized gathering.
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Phyllis Wheatley Club
Mrs. Brown
Local residents host visits and guests across town
Mr and Mrs Merle Christy of Kron visited his father WLC Christy in Kron. Guests at the Frequent home on North Pleasant include Ir and Mrs Cecil Grills and Ed Schramm of Russia township, George Lang of North Ridgeville, and Erver Grids of Woodland Ave. Leslie Hoste, a Dartmouth student, left after a weekend with I Beurerner on East College Street. Joseph Omahson left for Michigan State to resume studies. Three Miami University students Stewart Hue Pissel Stane and Chester Hagerman Von arrived for spring break. Fovse Parsons plans a trip to Petrai Michigan for a visit. Wess Routt Selover teaches in Oberlin and will visit. Cecton Tawler of South Main and LeRay Schramm visited friends yesterday. Mr and Mrs H A Headline of Csveard visited Wr and Mrs M A Houghton yesterday.
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Merle Christy
Kron
Wlc. Christy
Spring Street
North Pleasant Street
Cecil Grills
Ed Schramm
Russia Township
George Lang
North Ridgeville
Erver Grids
Woodland Avenue
Leslie Hoste
Dartmburg
Andover
Mass
Othe
Past Presidents Present Play at Anollo Theater
The Woren's Relief Corps will stage When Dreams Come Tone with Judy Sherrill in person. Written and directed by Mrs. Nallie Wright, Past President, the event features additional attractions and takes place Friday at 1:30 PM on April 6 at the Anollo Theater.
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The
Woren's Relief Corps
Othe Anollo Theater
Judy Sherrill
Nallie Wright
815 Taken From Wellington Home
The theft of 15 dollars from a pork etnook in Clair Hill's home on Forest Street was reported to the sheriff department. Entry occurred Saturday night between 7 and 1 pm while occupants were away. Deputies Paul Chapman and Henry Moehl found the money in Hill's purse on the second floor. entry appeared made with a skeleton key.
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Clair
Garden School Tomorrow at Elvira Y M C A
County garden enthusiasts gather for the county wide garden school under the extension service. Two sessions begin 6 am and 4 pm with six flower clubs reporting past year and 1933 plans. Talks cover Lawns Pest Control Evergreens Rhododendrons and Azalias. Leaders include C T Hummel Victor Ries and Arthur M L Grube.
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Lovain County
Elvrra Y. ME. C. A
County Agricultural Extension Service
C T. Hummel
Acing County
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
Avon Lake
Irra
Columbia
Lorain
Oberin Women’s Club
Wellington
Ries
Arthur ML. Grube
Lakewond
Nurse Leaps From Viaduct In Ashtabula Mystery
Ruth Treay a 24 year old nurse at Manna House of Lakeside Hospital died by fall from a viaduct into the Ashtabula River last Saturday. The body was recovered by coast guardsmen downstream from the bridge and identified by Harves Stayjay, an uncle of the girl and Ashtabula town supervisor clerk.
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Peath Ashtablla
Ruth Treay
Manna Ifnise
Lakeside Horpital
Clerlend
Ahtahula River
Egast
Harves Stayjay
Ashtabula
Piano Said Haunted After Three Sudden Deaths
A family believes a piano in a deserted room is haunted after three deaths followed mysterious nightly playing. Lights flickered and a piano key moved as a doleful vibration echoed, said to have preceded the fatalities involving Wetherill and his kin.
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Wetherill
Scarlet Fever Rises in Lorain County Report
The Lorain County Health District monthly report notes an increase to 25 scarlet fever cases in the month and a total of 85 disease cases, with chickenpox, tuberculosis, mumps, pneumonia, and influenza also recorded. Immunization efforts continue with large numbers of toxoid injections and school-based health inspections and demonstrations conducted by the district staff.
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Lorain County
H. R. O'Brien
Oberlin
O’brien
Schick
Legion Head Urges Support for President in Toledo
Louis Jchtou, national commander of the American Legion, calls Lucas County Council members to join a million comrades in giving Roosevelt and the Government utmost faith and assistance, acknowledging the President's wartime powers and urging compassion and mercy in the crisis. Prominent Legionnaires present include Joseph V. Patterson and Milo Warner.
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Toledo
Louis Jchtou
Amerian Legion
Lucas County
Iin
Roosevelt
Iierself
Johnson
Joseph V. Patterson
Findlay
Milo Warner
Ohio
Eskimo Hunters Found Litter Traces On East Greenland Coast
Captain Wimar Mikkelsen reports traces of a vanished Eskimo hunting culture on East Greenland's barren coast, suggesting a time when the group inhabited the area.
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Wimar Mikkelsen
East
Greenland
Markets show steady Cleveland produce and meat prices
The Cleveland market page reports steady to firm prices across produce and meat sections, with small lots like lambs and stockyard items trading narrowly. Grain and feed quotations from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange list no dramatic shifts, while receipts and spring discounts weigh on certain boxed items.
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Cleveland Gra
Marty
Sales Tax Discussions Set for PTA Meetings
A series of talks will explain how sales tax legislation affects consumers. Samuel Goldstein will speak at Jefferson Junior High and Garfield, while Earl D Bacon of the Merchants Division will address McKinley Ely, South Acres, Gates Roosevelt Edison Franklin Allen and Holy Cross schools across Thursday and Friday with multiple time slots.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Eta
Samuel Goldstein
Lorain
Earl D Bacon
Merchants’ Diveien
Eltria Chamoner of Commerce
Goldstein
Jefferson
Baron
McKinley
Ely
Bacon
Gates
Roosevelt Schoool
Garford School
Wth Goldstein S
Edison
Franklin School
Allen School
Itoly Cross
Musical star seeks divorce in Reno filing
Broadway star Annie Hanna Williams files for divorce in Reno Nevada alleging cruelty. She and husband Rozer Wolf Kahn, New York orchestra leader and son of Otto Kahn, married January 28 1931 and have no children.
Wellington clothing firm seeks receiver in bankruptcy petition
Stockholders of The Daugherty and Robinson Company Wellington clothiers filed a petition in common pleas court asking for a receiver. FLA Daugherty the president and Edward Roth the secretary and treasurer led the action, alleging the firm owes 38 600 with assets exceeding that but needing a receiver for the benefit of creditors and stockholders. Roth was named as proposed receiver.
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Daugherty and Robinson Company
Wellington Clothiers
Common Dieas Court
Fla. Daugherty
Edward Roth
Roth
Nationalist surge and crackdown loom in Germany story
Reports describe a Nazi youth march in Delanda and new legal limits on Jewish lawyers. The regime imposes age and service rules for applicants, arrests communists in Hamburg, and praises a Palatinate Nazi rally predicting Germany’s early return to power.
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Delanda
Garde al
Steel Helmet
Hamburg
Palatinate
Weaders
Germany
Joseph Ruekel
Australia records eight Aborigines in 1921 census
Census figures released show Australia has eight Aborigines, the same number as in 1921. The data highlights the persistent small recorded Indigenous population.
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Audctralia
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