City to Spend 110000 on Streets
Elyria city outlines a 110000 program for street and sewer work to begin when weather permits. Projects include repairing main thoroughfares, five street treatments, corner cuts at intersections, new pumping stations, and sewer extensions along Fourth Street Lles and Hastave avenues. Continuous improvements target Tannery and Water streets, trunk sewer connections, and major avenue rebuilding from Eighth Street toward Pixteenti Street.
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de Ox
Elyria
Abun
J. Nl
Fourth Street
Lles
Tess
Phoebe
Pixteenti Street
Navy orders airlift of vaccines and supplies to Nicaragua
The Navy will dispatch a Fokker plane from Philadelphia to Quantico and onward to Managua with anti typhoid vaccine, cowpox vaccine, and chlorine. Lieut C F Sehidit to pilot to Quantico. shipment aims to relieve quake torn Managua where Matthew FE. Tanna reports evacuation of about half the population and general food shortage. Water mains expected to be restored within ten days.
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Washington
Navy Department
Virthadelphia
Arod
Mragun
Philadelphia
Mival Dir
Mater Rory
Trelger
Quantico
Managua
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Tela
Honduras
San Salvador
San Lorenzo
C. F. Sehidit
Fokker
Geiger
Matthew FE. Tanna
Nicaragua
State Department
Hanua
Weather Forecast Fair Tonight With Frost Across Region
Following a passing storm, pressure rises and fair weather prevails over most of the middle and western states. Temperatures fall from the Rio Grande to the lake region and remain below seasonal norms from the Rockies to the Ohio Valley. Expect fair and cooler weather with frost tonight and generally fair conditions Sunday.
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Middle
Rio Grande River
Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Ohio Valley
Wellington reservoir overflows delight locals
Wellington residents welcomed Easter with joy as the village’s reservoir overflowed for the first time since last May fourth. Officials had guarded the water supply for months, and the surplus is celebrated as a sign of relief and abundance in the community.
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Wellington
Welling
Service for Rockne Follows Notre Dame Homecoming
In South Bend Indiana April 4 a somber service honors rockne on the campus. Notre Dame mourners recall the famed football coach as crowds gathered. business houses closed, the stadium draped in black, and a guard from the 1914 graduating class stood watch at the ceremony.
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Melie
Mobardt
Wanne
Camden
Schwartz
Notre Dame
Flass
Frank Camden
Marchmont Schwartz
Lawrences Mullins
Marjtin Brill
Tam Conley
Tom Yarr
Rorkne
Guard of Honor
Fife
Rockne
Sharp earthquake shocks felt in South America
April 4 reports from Tucuman Argentina describe damaged houses and injuries as sharp quakes struck Western Argentina. Seismic activity rattled Salta Santiago del Estero Jujuy and Catamarca lasting 20 seconds to two minutes. In Chile no loss of life, Mexico City notes Oaxaca Pinotepe shaken with no serious damage.
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South America
Tucuman
Argentina
Salta
Santiago del Estero
Jujuy
Catamarca
LA Union
Chile
Mexico City
Pinotepa
Oxaca
Grafico
Bus Tragedy Hero Will Be Guest of Hoover
Lamar Colo April 4 A 13 year old hero from Pleasant Hill school Bryan Unitedt is linked to a bus tragedy that claimed six lives The story notes a continuation on page 2 and marks the boy as a guest of President Hoover in a ceremony or visit connected to the incident
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Hoover
Joys of Easter Flows Through City Churches Tomorrow
Joy and praise fill city churches as Catho lic and Protestant choirs and soloists honor the risen Christ. Cantatas services and anthems memorialize the resurrection of Jesus after his crucifixion, marking a day of hope rooted in biblical teachings. Elaborate programs span from early morning to evening.
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Christ
Joseph
Arimathea
Nazareth
Bern
Lorain County Leads in Tax Collection Amid Drought
County Treasurer Backus reports Lorain County a standout in tax returns for the year with January collections near 2.5 million and a delinquency rate modest compared with neighboring counties. He notes penalties set by law, a 10 percent charge on unpaid taxes, and a single penalty for delinquent personal taxes. He praises higher personal tax payments than in previous years.
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Loran
Huna Terun
Tay
NLD
Baehus
Allotment Companie
Backus
A. M. A. Boys Near Elyria Return From Washington Trip
Elyria Y M C A boys return home this afternoon from Washington trip. They are expected to reach Elyria between five and six PM per a telegram from HH W Korner, YMCA boys work secretary leading the party. The group spent a night in Indiana Pa and stopped at Johnstown Pa to view the flood story. The returning scenery is described as marvelous in Korner’s message.
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Elyria Y. M.C. A
Washington
Elyria
HH. W. Korner
Ring Bors
Indiana
Johnstown
Korner
Maple Sugar Festival Draws Thousands to Chardon
Geauga County sixth annual maple festival winds down in Chardon Village Park with the largest crowds yet. Sap boils as the sugar house glows, bands perform, and farmers sell maple products amid contests, antique displays, style shows, and dances.
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Chardon
Geauga County
Childey
Geauga County High School
Chagrin Falls Legion
J. A. Wigmore
Central Ohio fears floods after heavy rain
South Central Ohio, once drought struck, faces rising rivers and flooded roads as Hecking Valier and surrounding streams push measurements toward flood stage. Columbus area reports 1.09 inches in 16 hours with higher totals south. Athens, Circleville and Wilmington show notable rainfall.
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Ohio
Athens
Colanthas
Wilmington
Clinton County
Ted
Uist
Rednehes
Jackson
Circleville
Tswee High
Portsmouth
Ohie
Akin
Hocking
Safety Council To Be Formed In Elyria and Lorain
A joint safety council to represent contractors and their employees in Elyria and Lorain will be formed next week. Two employer and two employee representatives from each city will monitor accidents to identify causes and reduce occurrences. The Elyria meeting at the Home Owners' Bureau discussed state building code safety requirements to take effect April 15.
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Elyria
Lo- Tala
Lorain
Eilyria
Home Owners’ Bureau
Industrial Commission of
Ohio
No Crime News On Front Page Of This Issue
The Chronicle Telegram will not publish crime news on the front page today in observance of Easter. Readers are reminded that crime items have been moved to inside pages to honor the religious festival.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Fair Weather Forecast for Easter Day
Weather report issued this afternoon predicts generally fair and cool conditions for Easter. The latest advisory indicates mild sunshine with cooler temperatures tomorrow.
Fair Weather for Easter Foretold in Washington
Washington reports fair Easter weather expected in the capital but forecasters warn cherry blossoms may be delayed. White House gates reopen to the public today with President Hoover greeting crowds. Sunrise services at Arlington, broadcast, will mark the first such event in history with the President in attendance.
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Washington
National
White House
Hoover
Arlington
Department of Agriculture
Potomar
Kankakee
Dubuque
Decision Forces Suspension Of Two Elyria Projects
Two improvement projects in Elyria are suspended after a Supreme Court ruling that special assessment bonds are secured only by the benefited property. The water main in Birmingham Park Allotment costing about 5000 dollars and the Lincoln Court paving at about 10000 dollars cannot be financed. Service Director J N Eidt announced the bonds cannot be sold under the decision. An effort to overturn or modify the ruling is underway.
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Elyria
Supreme Court
Birmingham Park
Lincoln Court
J. N. Eidt
Eidt
Buttoned Pedestrian Signal Aims to Halt Traffic
A punch button traffic light will be installed at a busy Washington intersection to allow a harassed pedestrian to stop all vehicle traffic and cross the street safely.
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Washington
Chicago Mayor Rival Campaigns Ahead of Tuesday Election
Chicago April 1 William Wale Thompson and Anton J. Cermak launched final major attacks as campaign reaches its climax for next Tuesday mayor election. Cermak planned eight speeches while Thompson mirrored the effort. Thompson labels Cermak the biggest crook for mayor, as both seek every vote. Cermak skipped public address for Good Friday but held many private conferences. Thompson spoke repeatedly and staged loop parades. Straw polls show Cermak ahead, though Thompson disputes these readings.
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Chicago
William Wale Thompson
Anton J. Cermak
Cermak
Thompson
Mack
Bill Thompson
Cheion Thompson
Plu
Employment on gain in Chi
Ohio industrial employment shows slow improvement. Governor White’s Commission on stabilization of employment and business reports that demand for production should rise. It urges employers to add part time work for more people now, until general employment resumes more normally.
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Columbus
Ohio
White
Commission On Stabilizationf
Thomas Amondson
Cgovernor
Two Die in Fog Shrouded Cox Highway Crash
Ken neth Firth 22 and Kenneth Brogan 26 were killed when their car overturned on the Cox highway just east of here during dense fog. Charles Cassaday 24 and Doris Welce 21, other occupants, were injured Cassaday critically.
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Kenneth Firth
Kenneth Brogan
Cox Highway
Here
Charles Cassaday
Doris Welce
Cassaday
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