Msgr Duffy Dies at Home of Sister in Cleveland
Monsignor Eugene P. Duffy died suddenly at his sister Miss Agnes Duffy's home in Cleveland from a heart attack. He served as Charity Hospital chaplain since 1911 and for 18 years as Calvary Cemetery superintendent. he visited thousands of patients and aided church work. He is survived by two sisters and two brothers, with services at St. John's Cathedral and burial at St. Mary's Cemetery.
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Cleveland
Msgr
Eugene P. Duffy
Agnes Duffy
Ely
10Th Street
Florence Duffy
Charity Hospital
Camilla
St. Joseph’s Convent
West Park
Frank Guenin
Elyria
Msgr. Duffy
Guenin
Guerin
Chaplin
Calvary Cemetery
Duffy
Dominica
Charles H. LeBond
St. Joseph
LeBond
Ers
Bishop LeBond
St. Mary’s School
St. Ignatius’ College
Notre Dame University
S&st. Mary's Seminary
Ignatius F. Horstmann
St. John's Cathedral
John Pp. Farrelly
J. Albert
William F
Susant
St. Mary's Cemetery
Here
Weather Ohio: Cloudy with rain tonight and Tuesday
The region will see cloudy skies with intermittent rain tonight and likely Tuesday morning in the east. Colder Tuesday in the west and north central areas. A trough over the Great Lakes and Mississippi Valley directs mild to heavy precipitation from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and mid Atlantic states. Continuous pressure changes shift temperatures across the Midwest and East.
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Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Sault Ste. Marie
Nashville
Alberta
New England
Plains States
California
Gulf
Middle
South Atlantic States
Mississippi Valley i
Elyrians' Grandson Dies in Urbana Explosion
David O'Donnell aged 19 grandson of H. M. Miller of West Sixth Street was killed in an explosion in Urbana Illinois Saturday. Mr and Mrs Miller left for Urbana Sunday morning. His mother Dorothy Miller was once active in local musical circles and his father heads the University of Illinois architecture department.
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David O'Donnell
H. M. Miller
West Sixth Street
Urbana
Ilinois
Miller
See Defeat For Judiciary Proposal
Opponents of expanding the Supreme Court predicted a political shock to Postmaster General Farley and administration leaders as Congress debates Roosevelt’s judiciary plan. Senators Wheeler and Holt assailed Farley’s roll-call remark while university law dean Sommer testified against the bill as spiritual coercion of the court. Wil lard Villard was set to testify later that afternoon with a decision on the Wagner Labor Relations act possible today.
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Washington
UJP
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Rush D. Holt
W. Va
Farley
Congress
Wheeler
Senate
Holt
President Roosevelt seeks permanent Civilian Conservation Corps
President Roosevelt asked Congress to make the Civilian Conservation Corps a permanent part of federal relief. He proposed a maximum enrollment of 300000 CCC youths, 10000 Indians, and 5000 enrollees in U S territories. He defended the cap to avoid hurting the treasury while noting CCC funds mainly aid needy families and support reforestation and soil erosion control.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
Federal Recovery and Relief Program
CCC
U. S
Treasury
Mr. Roosevelt
Monument proposed for Frederick Funston birthplace
Rep. Arthur W. Aleshire introduces a bill in Washington proposing a $50,000 appropriation to erect a monument at Funston birthplace in New Carlisle Ohio. The 1901 expedition leader who captured Emilio Aguinaldo would be commemorated.
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Washington
Frederick Funston
New Carlisle
Arthur W. Aleshire
Springfield
Aleshire
Emilio Aguinaldo
Charles W Cottier Dies After 40 Years at Elyria Post Office
Charles W Cottier 59 longtime Elyria post office employee died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 10 55 a m after heart trouble. Aforeman of carriers for 12 1 2 years he began service August 7 1896 under Postmaster Reely and served under seven postmasters. He is survived by wife Edith Ridgeway Cottier and brother Myron of Cleveland. Funeral plans announced later with body at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home.
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Charles W Cottier
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Denison Avenue
Michigan
F. S. Reely
Masonic Temple
Broad Street
East Avenue
Chrysler And Lewis Resume Parley In Michigan Unrest Talks
Walter P. Chrysler and John L. Lewis resumed strike negotiation conferences as Governor Murphy planned meetings with other auto makers to settle industrial unrest in Michigan. Murphy traveled from Detroit after voting in the spring election for state officers.
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Lansing
Mich
Walter P. Chrysler
John L. Lewis
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Murphy
Detroit
Six Children Die In Fire At Port Alleghany House
Six children ranging from five months to thirteen years died in a second floor bedroom fire caused by an oil burner explosion at the Wyman Chemical Company house near Port Alleghany. Gerald Sweezey and his wife survived severely burned as volunteers struggled to reach water due to heavy rains and a distant creek. Authorities opened an investigation into the blaze.
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Port Alleghany
Gerald Sweezey
Sweeney
Wyman Chemical Company
Walter Hemminger
Margy Sweezey
Mary Ellen
Geraldine
Jerry
Leela
Maxine
Beiing
Sweezey
McKean County
Rubin R. Moses
Bulding
Record Crowd At Chardon Maple Festival
Chardon Ohio drew a record crowd for Geauga county's Maple Festival with about 130000 visitors over three days. E L Moore festival chairman reported the buying was the heaviest in years and the event was one of the most successful in recent years.
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Chardon
Geauga County
E. L. Moore
Violence at Cleveland plant ends with police rescue
Violence erupted at the Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co plant in Cleveland as labor strife between AFL and CIO flared after reopening. Sam W. Griff, counsel for the CIO affiliate United Radio and Electrical Workers, was beaten in a theatre lobby before police rescued him. a patrolman’s uniform was torn as officers fought back. About 300 of 765 workers reported for duty under a new closed shop policy targeting craft unions.
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Cleveland
Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co
American Federation of Labor
Sam W. Griff
United Radio and Electrical Workers’ Union
East Cleveland
R. B. Wilkins
500 Join Sympathy Strike In Wilmington
Five hundred Wilmington workers walk out in sympathy with truck drivers before a scheduled conciliation conference. Gov. Richard C. McMullen Mayor W. Bacon and Federal Conciliator Edward McDonald set a meeting at 2 p.m. to try to resolve a 21 day walkout turning Delaware into a general strike. Protestors paraded with placards while one arrest was made as strikers tried to re enter city hall. Central Labor Union leader James T. Houghton calls the demonstration a labor holiday until a settlement is reached.
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Wilmington
Del
Richard C. McMullen
W. Bacon
Edward McDonald
Delaware
Central Labor Union
City Hall
Frank J. Mahoney
Dennis Hughes
James T. Houghton
No Decision In Wagner Act Cases
Washington April 5 61 The supreme court completed reading its opinions today without presenting its decision in the five Wagner act test cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Knights Of Pythias To Convene Here
Chevalier Lodge No.316 Knights of Pythias of Elyria prepares to host Grand and Supreme Lodge representatives and about three hundred Knights April 6 at Ellis Hall. Officers and rank teams from county Lodges and delegates from Sandusky Berlin Heights Berea and Cleveland invited. Amherst Lodge to exemplify Knight rank with twelve candidates and Berlin Heights Drill Team to guard. Grand and Supreme officers to speak.
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Knights of Pythias of
Elyria
Supreme Lodge
Ellis’ Hall
Sandusky
Berlin Heights
Berea
Cleveland
Amherst Lodge
Grafton Youth Killed in Motorcycle Accident Near Pomeroy
Stanley Praszek 19 of Grafton was killed while returning from a CCC camp near Pomeroy Ohio on his new motorcycle. He died about 50 p m and his brother Walter witnessed the trip home. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday at the Church of the Assumption with Bittner Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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R. D
Grafton
Pomeroy
CCC
Walter
John Praszek
Stanley
Sone
Cleveland
W. O. Larson
Albert
Caroline
Michael Krumnauer
Vassar
Mich
Mary Praszek
Church of the Assumption
Bittner Funeral Home
Highways Take Week End Toll
At least 11 persons died in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend. In Cleveland a street car collision killed three and seriously injured one, naming victims John Carward ine 29 Grace Lamson 20 John Fabec 33 and Ger aldine Carwardine 28. Other fatalities include John Leonard 60 of Springfield and James R. Smith of Cincinnati in separate autos, plus William Thornsbury 37 of Cincinnati from injuries in Rochester.
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Ohio
Cleveland
John Carwardine
Grace Lamson
John Fabec
Geraldine Carwardine
John Leonard
Springfield
James R. Smith
Cincinnati
Lebanon
William Thornsbury
Rochester
Baby Barbara Pfaff Dies From Pneumonia
The six week old Barbara Lee Pfaff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Pfaff Jr., died of pneumonia after an emergency call to 247 Ninth Street. Fireman Roy E. Benton provided 20 minutes of artificial respiration but the child did not revive. She is survived by her parents and grandparents, with funeral services set at St Marys Church and burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Barbara Lee Pfaff
William M. Pfaff
Ninth Street
Elyria
Roy E. Benton
Pfaff
Benton
William Pfaff
Julius Ozak
Lorain
St. Mary’s Church
James T. Daley
St. Mary's Cemetery
Bittner
Huge Douglas airliner missing with eight aboard
A giant new Douglas DC-3 two motor transport vanished after leaving Burbank for a test flight en route toward New York and Europe. Chief pilot Glen Moser and co-pilot Joe Wolfolk steered the craft with six passengers aboard as a Bureau of Air Commerce search covered the western half of the nation.
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Burbank
Calif
Here
Albuquerque
Arizona
Douglas Aircraft Corporation
Bureau of Air Commerce
Kansas City
New York
Europe
Glen Moser
Douglas
Joe Wolfolk
Douglas Company
Transcontinental and
Western Airlines
West
Southwest
TWA
Air Commerce Bureau
Ashform
Winslow
Bernard Troy
Santa Monica
George Kent
Merl Estey
Power Co Loses In Court Ruling
WALINGTON April 5 The Georgia Power Company lost its plea for supreme court aid to block TVA power distribution expansion into its Georgia area. The court denied a request to stay an injunction preventing the company from pursuing a federal suit in Tennessee to halt the TVA invasion of its field. The case involves a conflict between Georgia and Tennessee federal district courts.
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Walington
Georgia Power Company Today
Supreme Court
TVA
Georgia
Tennessee
Georgia Company
Real Estate Demand in Elyria Highlighted
A study of real estate transfers points to rising activity in Elyria. Prospective buyers are advised to watch the paper’s Home For Sale ads, which conclude with tonight’s closing notices.
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Elyria
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