Guardian Trust reorganization plans awaited in Washington
In Cleveland on April 5 the Guardian Trust Company faces delayed reorganization as talks with Reconstruction Finance Corporation head Jesse Jones run long. Delegation members pressure delays until conservators are appointed for Union and Guardian trusts and consider plans involving First National Bank and a new national bank.
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Cleveland, CO
Guardian Trust Company
Washington
Clevelanders
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Guardian Group
Harold H. Burton
Jones
Don A. Loftus
General Depositors’ Committee
First National Bank
Union Trust Company
Guardian Trust One
First National
J. R. Kraus
A. V. Cannon
Union and Guardian
R. F. C. Capital
Lorain Street Savings & Trust Company
Cleveland Movies to Reopen After Wage Dispute
Cleveland’s 100 moving picture theatres will reopen Friday after Mayor Ray T. Miller mediated a wage dispute between exhibitors and stage hands and motion picture operators. He summoned business agents to his office and obtained a promise to settle on his suggested terms.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Ray T. Miller
Miller
Preston Powers Freed On Loaded Revolver Charge
Preston Powers, Texas gun toting cowboy, was released from a charge of carrying a loaded revolver after the grand jury yesterday considered the case. Powers was arrested when police found two loaded guns in his pocket. Deputies reported Powers said carrying a gun while traveling is customary in his region.
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Preston Powers
Texas
Powers
Avon men fined for resisting officers and released
Clarence and Pete Miller of Avon paid fines of 75 dollars and court costs for resisting officers. A 30 day jail sentence was suspended and they were placed on probation to Deputy Sam Provenza by Justice Joseph Petro, who was among the officers resisted during arrest in Avon last Friday night.
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Clarence
Pete Miller
Avon
Sam Provenza
Joseph Petro
Provenza
Burglary Attempt Reported At Timms Spring Co
Police say an attempted burglary occurred at Timms Spring Company on Taylor Street with two broken panes and an unlocked window. No entry was found and no suspects identified.
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Timms CQ
Timms Spring Company
Taylor Street
Walter Poszewok freed after jail term for assault case
Walter Poszewok of Elyria was released from county jail after serving a $25 fine and 30 days. Jailer Carl Heilman reported the sentencing followed an assault and battery arraignment before Mayor W H War Oster after a fight in a pool room on West Avenue near 15th Street.
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Walter Poszewok
Elyria
Carl Heilman
Poszewok
W. H. War- Oster
West Avenue
15Th Street
Stolen horn report lands with police
Les Whitney of 306 Stead Street told police a horn was stolen from his car parked at the rear of his residence. The incident is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Whitney
Stead Street
Hern
State Issuing Beer Licenses In Ohio Licensing Push
The Ohio state liquor centre commission said three days left before 3.2 beer becomes legal are not enough to process all permit applications. Governor White appointed Dr. E. L. Mather to the seven member body, creating a quorum. Brewers and wholesale licenses will be issued first with retail permits following, and blanks were now available.
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Columbus
State Liquor Centre Commission
Ohio
White
Iesal
E. L. Mather
Akron
Amherst Man Dies After Car Crash
J Berton Bogart died at 8 00 AM at his Middle Ridge Road home six weeks after a automobile collision near Amherst. Born December 17 1881 in Brownhelm he is survived by wife Nina Bell mother Cassie Moulton four brothers and one sister. Funeral Friday at 2 00 PM from the home Rev Wicker officiating burial in Brownhelm Cemetery. Body to be removed by Sydro Funeral Home to his home tomorrow.
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J. Berton Bogart
Amherst
Middle Ridzee Road
Mr. Bogart
Brownhelm
Nina Bell
Cassie Moulton
Elyria
William I
Vermilion
Ernest
Bronson Michigan
Harry O
O Root
Rev. Wicker
Sydro
State relief commission approves bonds for Lorain County
The Columbus report notes the state relief commission authorized 8500 dollars in utility excise taxes to back bonds as the limit for poor relief. The commission also approved diverting gasoline tax funds to the city for relief, with some questions about implementation and eligibility.
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Columbus
State Relief Commission
Lorain County
commission #lso
New Dirigible Macon to Make Maiden Flight Soon
Akron airship officials announced the UV. SS. Macon will fly as soon as possible unless Washington orders a delay. Tests at Goodyear-Zeppelin reverberated as the final dock checks neared.
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Akron. O
Macon
U. S
Akron
Washington
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
Marcon
Saavch
New Jersey
Karl Aevstsir
Goldsear Air
Growth of Elyria Police Dept Outlined by Chief
Police Chief E. J. Stankard told the Y-Indus Club at the YMCA about twenty five years of progress in the Elyria police department and local institutions. He reviewed officer duties and city service and highlighted the YMCA and Elyria Memorial Hospital origins and growth. The club elected George Bigs William Schrock and George Hayter as new members. A bridge tournament with the Agenda Club was announced for next Tuesday after the regular meeting ending with a swim at the ML pool.
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Elyria Notice Department
E. J. Stankard
Y-Indus Club
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Relub
Delivery complaint line for Oberlin address
A delivery contact is provided for Chronicle issues at 480 L with Ronald Wilbond, serving Mrs. Esther Alfsen at 88 South Pleasant Street in Oberlin.
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South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Oberlin Recreation League Plans Softball Season
The Oberlin Recreation League held its annual meeting at Pfaff and Morris store to organize a softball league with five teams Pfaff and Morris Pirates Dairy Service Wards Billiards and DeMolays. Alvah Walker was re elected president and more officers will be chosen at a meeting on Thursday April 6 at the same location. Any additional teams can send a representative to the Thursday session.
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Oberlin. O
Oberlin Recreation League
Pfaff and Morris Store
Alvah Walker
Pfaff and Morris
Pirates
Dairy Service
Wards Billiards and DeMolays
Sorosis Club Meets at Elm Street Home
Sorosis held a meeting yesterday at Mrs. Helen MacEachron’s Elm street home. Papers by Mrs. Jennie Hall and Mrs. Steiner explored The Classic Ideals in Art and The Cathedral in the Middle Ages. Mrs. Vaughn will host the next gathering on April 18.
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Sorosis
Helen MacEachron
Elm Street
Jennie Hall
Steiner
Vaughn
Oberlin Women’s Club History Dept Hosts Meeting
Mrs. W H Phillips hosted the Oberlin Women's Club History Department at her Forest Street home. Mrs P D Hubbard spoke on From Spoken Latin to Modern Italian and Mrs F E Jeffery discussed The Three Great Authors of the Fourteenth Century Dante Petrarch and Boccaccio. The next meeting, April 18 at Mrs B F Tenney’s home, will be the final session of the year and all members are urged to attend.
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W. H. Phillips
Oberlin Women’s Club
Forest Street
P. D. Hubbard
F. E. Jeffery
Petrach
Boccaccio
B. F. Tenney
T M T M Club Meets At Mrs Jacksons Home
The T M T M Club enjoyed a bridge evening at Locust street home of Mrs. Shirley Jackson. High score prize went to Mrs Harold Cooler of Elyria, second to Mrs Margaret Smith of Elyria, with Mrs Keller as consolation. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Miss Millicent Hume, an Alliance Ohio teacher, arrived in Oberlin to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Wilis Aims.
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T. M. T. M. Club
Shirley Jackson
Locust Street
Harold Cooler
Elyria
Margaret Smith
Keller
Millicent Hume
Alliance, Ohio
Oberlin
Wilis Aims
College senior called to Philadelphia after brother's death
Edward Lyons, a college senior, was summoned to Philadelphia the last of the week due to the death of his brother Charles. Nearby visits include Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Walter of Upper Sandusky staying with Mrs. Erres Yocom and family, and guests from Cleveland. The Past Noble Grand Association meeting, moved from April 6 to April 13, will be held at Mrs. James Morris on North Prospect Street.
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Edward Lyons
Philadelphia
Charles
Samuel Walter
Upper Sandusky
Erres
Yocom and Family
Woodland Avenue
Noble Grand Associaion
C. R. Summers
James Morris
North Prospect Street
Miss Elizabeth Alexander Vacationing With Parents in Oberlin
Miss Elizabeth Alexander a student of Western College at Oxford is spending a vacation with her parents in Oberlin.
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Elizabeth Alexander
Western College At
Oxford
Oberlin
Local Social News From Cleveland Area
Miss Gertrude Hunt of Cleveland stayed two days with her aunt Mrs. Crehan on Groveland street. Mrs. Norman Lockwood of Edgemere Place visited friends in Cleveland on Monday. Mrs. D Yocom and daughter Margaret left to visit Frank Yocom and wife in Ashtabula for the rest of the week.
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Gertrude Hunt
Cleveland
Mrs. Crehan
Groveland Street
Norman Lockwood
Edgemere
Pace
D Yocom
Margaret
Frank Yocom
Ashtabula
Miss Virginia Gott Visits Oberlin Friends
Miss Virginia Gott of Wellington has been spending several days with friends in Oberlin, enjoying hospitality and social occasions.
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Virginia Gott
Wellington
Oberlin
Mrs Meldrum Hosts Tea for Nine Friends at East College
Mrs. A. B. Meldrum entertained nine friends at a tea at her East College street home yesterday afternoon. A social time was enjoyed and refreshments were served.
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A. B. Meldrum
East College Street
Local notices and social updates from Lorain County
Lea Comings traveled to Cleveland for a business trip yesterday. Cartwrights Sally Louise and Bert Cartwright visit relatives in Toledo for several days. The Oberlin Odd Fellows and Reddexahs host a town gathering for Henry's Wedding participants, Friday at the I. Q. O. F. hall. Lorain County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary meets tonight in Wellington with several members planning to attend.
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Lea Comings
Cleveland
Sally
Louise
Bert Cartwright
Toledo
Oberlin Odd Fellows and
Reddexahs
Henry
The
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
I. Q. O. F. Hall
Lorain
Court records show two suits totaling 245000 filed in Suffolk
William Sena sik of Indian Hollow Road faces two injury suits from last November after a crash that injured Sheral Snyder and Loretta Willis of 112 Cedar Street. Snyder seeks 15904 and Willis 25090. Florence Whitner seeks divorce on grounds of gross neglect and cruelty. they wed in 1929. Dorothy Gentle of Cleveland petitions in German Pleas Court against the states Automobile Mutual Insurance Company and George Wagner for satisfaction of a judgment.
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William Senasik
Indian Hollow Roac
Mong Caze
Sheral Snyder
Lohléetta Wilks
Cedar Street
Loretta Willis
Florence Whitner
George
Dorothy Gentle
Cleveland
Erman Pleas Court
The
States Automobile Mutual Insurary Company
George Wagner
Oberlin Alum Edward Biss Vacationing With Oberlin Friends
Edward Biss formerly of Oberlin and now a Yale student is spending his spring vacation with Oberlin friends, continuing ties to his hometown.
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Edward Biss
Oberlin
Yale
Funeral Services for Carl F Mitchell
Funeral services for Carl F Mitchell son of IRs Mitchell will be held Friday at 2 PM at Nichols Funeral Home officiated by Rev E J Bond. Burial in Fields Cemetery. The deceased died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Tuesday after a six week illness.
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Carl F. Mitchell
Irs
Mitchell
Roosevelt Avenue
Nichols Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
Fields Cemetery
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Misses Ruth Davis and Eliza beth Alexander visit Cleveland
Misses Ruth Davis and Eliza beth Alexander were seen visiting Cleveland yesterday as locals noted their presence in the city.
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Ruth Davis
Elizabeth Alexander
Cleveland
Infant Henry Francis Provoznik Dies After Illness
Eight month old Henry Francis Provoznik of Oberlin Road died Wednesday morning at Ivria Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Survived by his parents and one brother, funeral services are Thursday morning at St Marys Church. Burial in St Peters Cemetery Ridgeville with remains at Welsh Funeral Home until time of service.
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Henry Francis
Airs
Joseph Provoznik
Oberlin Road
Ivria Memorial Hospital
St. Marys'’s Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Ridgeville
Rabbit and Davy Ass'n Elects Officers at County Meeting
Rabbit and Davy Association elects officers for the coming year. Maurice Tilbisa is treasurer and Mrs Joe Wry secretary. Directors include Lew Selly, Cornelius Miller, and Elsta. A planning committee will head the county fair and show. Next meeting set at Selby home in Wellington.
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Roy Blake
Lorain
Mre
Dev
Aey Hazelton
Eivtta Os
Dent
Maurice Tilbisa
Easnrer
Joe Wry
Gece
A. Vis Lewis Selly
Wellinzigs
Loinelius Miller
Elsta
Ecg
Alfred Imery
Elvria Offivers
Saltty
Jusne
Ue Reid
Ge Clay
Cemyceeg
Alfred Emersiyo
Berington
Joe Waye
Iul Lee
Cornelius Wali
AL Connell
Harry Anvde
Aytar Botamer
Jo Aeeng
Es Memories
Joe Wopik
Fred Ellis
Waite
Botany
Prine
Selby
Weihlington
Decrease in Fires Reported for First Quarter 1833
Fire Chief W Bates reports fewer alarms and lower losses in Elysia and Ines for Q1 1833 compared with Q1 1932. Alarms fell from 59 to 49 and total fire loss dropped to 5705.82 dollars, down 783.98 from last year. Weather, especially damp March, cited as reducing grass fires and furnace use.
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Elysia
W. Bates
Bates
Russian War Death Toll and Postwar Famine Claim
The figure states about 15,000,609 Russians died in World War I, the subsequent Civil War and famine that followed, highlighting the immense human cost of the era.
Pol and Population Growth Outpaces World
The natural increase of Pol and's population today is said to be higher than that of any country in the world and, unlike birthrates elsewhere, it continues to rise.
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Poland
Sugar as a Royal Gift Once Valued Highly
Historical note recalls sugar as a precious commodity once traded at high cost, with mere pounds considered royal gifts fit for kings and emperors.
Freud Claims Dreams Reverses Current Consciousness
Freud argues that dreams act as a reversal of the flow of consciousness. He suggests the mind expresses hidden wishes and impulses by turning waking thoughts upside down in the dream state.
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Freud
Reduction in local school salaries to cut deficit
The board announced new salary cuts lowering minimum pay to about 2700 annually and top pay to around 1600 for experienced high school teachers. Overall teacher and staff pay would drop about 9 percent from last year, following prior 10 and 19 percent reductions.
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Teachers’ Committee
Dedication Praised In Campaign Against Ohio Sales Tax
George V Sheridan executive director of the Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants commends Elyria Chamber of Commerce merchant division and Lorain County merchants' committee for their active local campaign against proposed state sales tax legislation. He thanks them for their role in the statewide effort to stop the tax.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Special Merchants’ Committee
Lorain County
George V. Sheridan
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Sheridan
Ohio
The Lesson of Power and Economic Life
The past years show we hold vast power over objects yet little control over how economies and society behave. It notes the imbalance between technical capability and social outcomes.
Hebron Estate Estimated At 4000 Dollars
The estate of Tom Hebron, who died by his own hand, was estimated at 4000 dollars in Probate court. Hebron had been found guilty of assault and battery on Lorain laundrywoman Hom She last December and served a month in jail. A separate damages suit had yielded a 2500 dollar verdict against him. His widow Bridget Hebron is named executor.
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Tom Hebron
Hom She
Lorain
Hebron
Bridget Hebron
Airship disaster survivor recounts wreck and rescue by tanker
A survivor describes a violent airship crash off Barnegat after a rudder failure, rapid descent, and crew evacuations. He details being swept from the control car, swimming to a German tanker that lifted him aboard, and later transfer to a coast guard cutter and the Portland cruiser as rescuers arrived. He ends with faith in airships and a call for continued use in commerce and naval service.
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McCord
New Jersey
Coast Guard
Tucker
Portland
New York
Decrees on Dress Wear By French King 300 Years Ago
A historical note recalls a French monarch who limited who among his subjects could wear brocades silks velvets embroideries and trimmings. His successor reaffirmed the decree and, in a playful turn, exempted rogues and rascals who could wear what they pleased as the king cared little for them.
Population spread in Pennsylvania towns reaches 216
Pennsylvania comprises 216 towns with populations ranging from 1,006 to 2,500. This snapshot highlights the rural distribution across the state and suggests varied community sizes.
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Pennsylvania
Market Report Cleveland Produce Butter Poultry and Grains
Market items show steady butter and poultry demand with varied fowl prices. Eggs receipts rise while futures stay unsettled. potatoes, wheat, oats and barley price ranges reflect mixed conditions and regional stock levels.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Red River
Colorado
McClires
Timothy
Cleveland Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 1590 with steady to higher bids. Hogs $3.50 to $4.10 for light weights, $3.90 to $4.00 for 260-310 lbs, sows $2.50 to $2.74. Cattle receipts 200 with early clearance. steers 83.75 to 1475 and cows $3.90 downward. Calves receipts 760 weak to lower. vealers $6.90 downward, bulk $3.09 to $5.90. Sheep 2700 steady to easier. clipped lambs $3.90 to $5.25, ewes $3.90+. high value skins up to $3.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestockr
Chicago Market Prices for Dairy Products Narrowly Steady
The Chicago market shows steady quotations for creamery butter and related dairy items with price lines for standard and economy grades. Readers see daily variations across butter receipts and creamery products, plus notes on extras and score trends in the commodity columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Akron survivors main witnesses in inquiry
The Akron disaster probes center on three survivors Lieutenant Commander Herbert Victor Wiley Richard Deal and Moody Erwin now in Brooklyn Naval Hospital with cuts shock and immersion. Naval officials warn chances of rescuing missing men are slim as rescue ships sweep the area amid weather and lightning.
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Akron
Herbert Victor Wiley
Richard Deal
Moody Erwin
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Naval Station
Phoebus
Wilex
Deal
Erwin
New York
Tampico
Portland
Bernadee
Cole
Coast Guard
Cunningham
Lorain County Officials Consider Relief Needs for Year
Commissioner Harry Shaw reported county relief problems affect the whole county. He asked for 235000 dollars to meet relief needs in various districts for the balance of the year. About 39000 people in Lorain county receive relief while the total population is 109000, with all county offices represented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Harry Shaw
Farm Market Listings Offer Mixed Produce Prices
A historical market listing shows fresh vegetables and herbs with varied prices per unit. Carrots onions parsley parsnips radishes and other greens are priced by bushel, dozen, or basket with ranges from low to mid values, noting hothouse quality for several items.
Bank staff bear heavy load amid pay cuts
Salaries have been cut by approximately 50 percent. Despite restrictions, bank personnel face immense workloads, with many working nights overtime and Sundays without extra pay. The committee continues its investigations and will report periodically.
Depositors Committee Holds Fire Ahead of Bank Announcement
The Chronicle Telegram spoke with a dealer who heads the depositors committee. He said the State banking department would likely announce the banking situation tomorrow and that the committee would adjust its program after that disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Chronicle-Telegram
Depositors’ Committee
State Banking Department
Brazil Population May Hit 100 Million By Century End
Projection fears Brazil will reach 100 million residents if current growth continues. Analysts warn demographic trends could strain resources and shape future policy decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Five years’ imprisonment is the general maximum penalty
The article states that five years serves as the general maximum penalty for business related offenses referred to as biz amy. It notes this cap as the typical upper bound in relevant statutes or case rulings discussed within the segment.
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Floyd Thompson
Carrie May Horton
C. LaVern Beardsley
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Davy
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Elyria Democrat Men's Club
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O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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