New Deal Attacked By Steel Chairman
Ernest T. Weir, chairman of National Steel, denounced the New Deal at the Union League Club in Chicago urging vigilance against radicalism and Washington’s push for rapid change. He cited rising relief, the federal debt peak, and blamed the administration’s policies on business greed and predatory practices. He condemned press framing and government propaganda claiming business cannot be trusted.
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Chicago
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corporation
Weir
National
Weirton Steel
Union League Club
Washington
White House
Congress
Court actions arise from Elyria traffic crash and gambling case
In common pleas court yesterday Gerald Johns of Elyria sued for damages from a collision at West avenue and Oberlin road. Howard A. Vosburg seeks 1200 dollars and Benjamin Mosley 500 dollars for injuries alleged in the accident. A gambling law violation charge against A L Czellath of Columbia Station is set for this afternoon before Justice C C Lord. Czellath was arrested on a warrant sworn by Dudley Blaine of Elyria for alleged slot machine operation.
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Gerald Johns
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
Howard A. Vosburg
Benjamin Mosley
C. C. Lord
A. L. Czellath
Columbia Station
Czellath
Dudley Blaine
Arrest Warrant for Ira Teeter After Bond Forfeiture
The Lorain man Ira Teeter faced arrest after failing to appear for trial on a non support charge. A warrant followed the forfeiture of his $100 personal bond. Since he was released on his own recognizance, the forfeiture has no financial impact but enables his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Teeter
Lorain
Tax schedule details transfer and consumption levies
The article lists a continuation of tax figures across multiple categories. It covers transfer taxes on stocks and bonds, checks, rental income from safety deposit boxes, advertising taxes for newspapers and radio, outdoor advertising and street car signs, tourist camp licenses, coal taxes, luxuries, sporting goods, tires and tubes, lubricating oils, gas tax increases, telephone charges, and various gross income taxes for electric, natural gas, telephone, and steam rail companies, along with real estate conveyance taxes and match taxes.
Chief Stankard Returns to Duty at Police HQ
Chief of Police E. J. Stankard resumed duties at headquarters today after a brief home confinement due to a slight grippe.
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E. J. Stankard
Grippe
Is Epilepsy Inherited and Cure Possible
A booklet presenting opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy will be mailed free to readers who write to the Educational Division Dept A-254 545 Fifth Ave New York NY. This offer from Advia highlights the hereditary question and potential treatments.
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Educational Division
Dept. A
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Elyria Moose Chapter Meets Discusses Lorain Initiation
The Elyria Chapter No Tes Women of the Moose held an attendance rich meeting with plans to attend the Lorain Chapter initiation on Wednesday evening April 10. The first prize went to Mrs Emily Scrivens, followed by Mrs Mando McLanaghin and Mrs Tecla Neufer. Refreshments were served and Easter eggs exchanged. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening April 16 at Moose hall.
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Elyria
Tes
Women of the Moose
Lorain
Licenses for Farmers and Residents Across Counties
Alfred Darey of Columbia Station and Mary Ketchum of Elyria granted licenses. Warne E. Turners of Litchfield and Lucile E. Niskey of Lorain also listed for licenses.
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Alfred Darey
Columbia Station
Farmer
Mary Ketchum
Elyria
Warne E. Turners
Litchfield
Lucile E. Niskey
Lorain
Ohio leader vows liquor bureau clean up after Mathews death
The chief executive cites Mrs Mathews claim of a political frame up as a difficult truth and pledges to purge the liquor enforcement bureau. He says resignations would occur if charges are unfounded and promises a fearless drive against bootlegging racketeers and corrupt licensed holders.
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Mathews
Liquor Enforcement Bureau
Ohio
Boy Charged With Breaking Quarantine
A 15 year old Elyria boy refused to observe quarantine regulations and was ordered to appear before Juvenile Judge H C Wilcox next Tuesday. A complaint was filed by Juvenile Officer William Oldham on orders from Elyria health commissioner Dr. G E French. The youth left quarantine for scarlet fever and went to Amherst and may face a $19 fine or Lancaster confinement.
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Elyria
H. C. Wilcox
William Oldham
G. E. French
Amherst
Mar Ba
Lancaster
Oberlin social notices and contacts
Mrs Esther Alflen at Loralu Street shares contact details. If you have a complaint call Louis Bilss at 128 North Pleasant Street, phone 12.
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Esther Alflen
Loralu St
Louis Bilss
N. Pleasant St
Funeral services for James D Barnes at Mt Zion Church
Oberlin Ohio April 3 funeral services are held for James D Barnes director of physical education at Vhr einig State Normal college who died Sunday in Petersburg Virginia. President Gandy and the family accompanied the body to Oberlin. burial will be at Westwood Cemetery.
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Oberlin
James D. Barnes
Vhreinig State Normal College
Petersburg
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Gandy
Westwood Cemetery
Orchestra to Play Oberlin Man's Music
Professor Normand Lockwood left yesterday for Chicago where he will be the guest artist of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Thursday and Friday when his prize symphony A Year s Chronicle will be played. He is accompanied by Fred Thrall who will visit friends in Chicago.
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Normand Lockwood
Chicago
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Fred Thrall
T. M. T. M. Club Hosts Bridge Evening in Amherst
The T. M. T. M. club enjoyed a bridge night at Mrs. Robert Alsop’s Amherst home. Cora Snyder won high score, Virgi Chalmer Davidson took second, and Gerald Keller earned third. Guests included Mrs. Albert Wragg. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Chalmer P. Davidson on May 7 in Southwest Russia township.
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T. M. T. M. Club
Robert Alsop
Amherst
Cora Snyder
Chalmer Davidson
Gerald Keller
Albert Wragg
Chalmer P. Davidson
Russia Township
Oberlin Women's Club Meets on Women of the Renaissance
Mrs. E. M. Guide hosted the Literature department at her Elm Street home yesterday. Mrs. J. P. McRoberts presented a paper titled Women of the Renaissance. Mrs. B. F. Tenney will host the next meeting on April 16, the last regular meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Guide
Oberlin Women's Club
Elm Street
J. P. McRoberts
B. F. Tenney
Miss Margaret Wright Daughters of William E Wright
Miss Margaret Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Wright is noted in society pages with no further details available.
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Margaret Wright
William E
State pays half of industrial training under Smith-Hughes law
The General Industries Company and the local school board coordinate a vocational training program funded half by the state board and half by the company. The school board acts as sponsor to receive state funds, while instructors are paid from the company payroll. About 30 to 35 foremen attend a weekly foremen group, with classes offered at the company site.
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Aéx
Smith-Hughes
General Industries Company
General Industries
R. C. Maston
Schmittgen
Toledo University
Oberlin and Ohio Figure in Spring Notices
Fellowship awarded to Wright of South Professor Street at University of Wisconsin to study German and live in the German House. Oberlin College graduate 1934, now a Wellesley Graduate Scholar in German set to receive a master’s in June. Mrs Gunn returns to Oberlin from Frostproof Florida after months away. Mrs Drummond attends Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union mid year meeting in Columbus. Past Presidents of the Women’s Relief Corps plan a luncheon Friday April 5 at Abigail Food Shop. Mrs E J Sable hosts West Lorain and North Cedar Neighborhood Club Thursday at 246 West Lorain. Oberlin Farm Bureau holds an evening meeting at East Oberlin Church. Mr and Mrs Roger Ingraham of Lakewood visit Mr and Mrs George Jackson for Mr Ingraham’s birthday. Mrs R S Young leaves for New Concord after a visit with Rosecrans family. sister Kathleen Rosecrans accompanies her briefly. Professors Gehrkens depart for Tallahassee Florida to visit daughter Adeline in college. Mr and Mrs Fred Demuth of Honolulu, H T, visiting J W Hill. plan to make future home in the states. Miss Mary Elizabeth Tenney and brother Dan of Alma College spend spring vacation with mother Mrs W S Tenney of Forest Street. Mrs Clarence Swift returns to Oberlin after wintering with daughters in New York.
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D. A. Gunn
Oberlin
Frostproof
Florida
Fannie Drummond i
Columbus
Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Women’s Relief Corps
Abigail
E. J. Sable
West Lorain
North Cedar
J. E. Rosecrans
Kathleen Rosecrans
K. W. Gehrkens
Tallawassee
Fla
Adeline
Fred Demuth
Honolulu
H. T
J. W. Hill
States
Mary Elizabeth Tenney
Dan
Alma College
Mich
W. S. Tenney c
Forest Street
Clarence Swift
New York
License Tag Bill Advances In State Senate
Senator Robert Pollock of Stark introduces a license tag bill charging 31 horsepower or less at cents and over 31 horsepower at 16, with registration moved from January 1 to April 1. Senate adjournment recess proposed for April 12 to June 17, amid leaders' push.
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Robert Pollock
Stark County
Paul Yoder
Senate
J. Freer Bittinger
House
Sen. Zoul
Curahoza
Rep. Jones
Sen. Lipscher
Mahoning
Sen
McCluaker
Cuyahoga
Meintyre
Hunter
Lucas
Emerson Campbell
Belmont
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio River
Cabbage Name Origin Tied to Malian Capuccto
A brief note explains that the word cabbage derives from the Malian term capuccto, a diminutive of the Tatin word for head, tracing linguistic roots of the vegetable’s name.
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Capuccto
Rabbit And Cavy Club Elects Officers
The Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Club re elected three officers and named one new official at its meeting at the Ely via Savinga and Trust Building. Alfred Emery was re elected president Nellie Selby re elected vice president Joe Wofick re elected treasurer J Morrison was elected treasurer to succeed Walter Botamer Directors named Mrs Alfred Emery Jon Wojick and John Jackson The next meeting is slated for April 16 at Fred Kent s Boston avenue home a card party will follow.
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Lorain County
Samuel Street
Walter Botamer
High Street
Alfred Emery
Jon Wojick
John Jackson
Fred Kent
Boston Avenue
Death Record in Amherst for Albert H. Strauss
Albert H. Strauss 35 died at 9 00 pm Tuesday at home on Church street after years of declining health. Born in Amherst he lived here except two years in Cleveland. He attended the Christian Science church in Lorain. Survived by wife Mildred three children Alethia Alberta and Dale parents Mr and Mrs Fred Strauss three sisters Mrs Henry Kurth Mrs Paul Lehteferstien and Mrs George Dahl four brothers William Bernard Emery all of Amherst and Fred of Lorain Funeral services Friday at 2 00 pm from Zilch funeral home.
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Amherst
Albert H. Strauss
Church Street
Cleveland
Christian Science Church
Lorain
Mildred
Alethia
Alberta
Dale
Elyria Industrial Portrait Shows Major Plants and Labor Spread
The city hosts leading plants such as General Industries Inc, Perry-Fay Company, Pfaudler Co, Harshaw Chemical, Fox Furnace, American Lace, Colson, Elyria Foundry, H. A. Lattin, Western Automatic Machine Screw, Troxel, Worthington Ball, and Steel & Tubes divisions. Most plants employ 100 to 550 workers, with many smaller firms ranging from five to sixty seven employees, forming a broad industrial base in Elyria.
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Elyria
Gneral Industries Inc
Perry-Fay Company
Pfaudler Company
Harshaw Chemical Co
Fox Furnace Co
American Lac Company
Colson Company
Elyria Foundry Company
Jim Armitage, Inc
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Couch- Uthe Co
Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry O
Elyria Belting & Machine Co
Elyria Brass & Bronze Co
Elyria Canning Co
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Elyria Manufacturing Corp
Elyria Milling Co
Fay Stocking Company
Forter Manufacturing Co
Meco-Sazh
General Pattern Co
Granite Cement Block & Supply Co
I. T. S. Rubber Company
Minnich & Sons
Ne-Hi
Ne- Hi
Nielsen Dietitic Laboratories Inc
Parsch Lumber & Coal Co
Richwine Ice Cream Co
Radiant Mills Co
Ridge Tool Company
Romeo Pump Co
Shepherd & Co
Kantleak
Studebaker Chemical Co
Telkor, Inc
Timms Sppring Co
Trosel Manufacturing Company
Universal Crane Co
West Side Tumbler and Coal Co
Walton Ice & Fuel Co
Huev oo tert quote on roleast and the poor
A fragment quotes a line claiming the roleseed are the poor more often for the poor give him something to rave about. The remark appears as a stray OCR fragment with unclear context and attributions.
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Huev Oo Tert
Cleveland Market Report Prices on Poultry Livestock and Hogs
Markets show steady prices across poultry with fowls, leghorn, broilers and ducks listed. Cleveland livestock market reports strong cattle demand with prime steers and cows, calves steady, sheep and lambs mostly steady, and hog prices up about ten cents across weight grades.
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Cleveland
Cattola
Chicago cash quotations report from April trading
Chicago prices show alive poultry receipts 20 trucks with hens at 19 cents and Leghorn hens at 17 1/4, butter with 12,101 tubs unchanged, eggs steady with 32,906 cases, potatoes US Department figures 45 cars on track plus 625 in shipments, Wisconsin round whites at US No 1 89 cents, Idaho russets at 1.80 to 1.85, and national corn oats rye futures and cash notes noted with various nominal prices.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
U. S
Idaho
U.S
Minnesota
Nebraska
Florida
Biles Triumphs
U S
Benefit Dance Planned by Committee for Strikers
The committee announced a strikers benefit dance to be held Saturday April sixth at Wurst Hall. Dancing starts at 8 p m.
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Wurst Hall
Grain and Seed Prices and Produce Market Summary
Quotations for corn, wheat, oats, flour, mill feeds and hay are listed with prices per bushel or ton. Grain exchanges source bids from Cleveland Grain and Fatrehutd Milling Co. Prices cover seed, hay, straw, and mill feeds, plus fresh produce items such as carrots, celery, cabbage, cucumbers, onions, and potatoes with varied unit measures and market notes.
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Cleveland Grain and Gay Exchange
Fatrehutd Milling Co
Sheets Elevator Co
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New Deal
Steel
Neet Pota
Spa
Elk’s Restaurant
Crawford
Court Street
Elyria, Ohio
ACME
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Barnes
Silver
East Ave
Acrosa
Ruggles Beach
Worthington Bros. Orchestra
Rabbit and Cavy Club
Albert Strauss
Stear
Atoes
Vege
Coe
ducks young 24@ 28e; drucks
Maine
Ohlo
Venneyvanta
Bee — & Ib
Sederis
Black Forest
Legal Liquors
Household Finance Co
R. R. Ritter
Elsris
Oblo
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