Rescue near Squires home saves Hassinger from bakery truck fire
Marion Squires and her brother Lester of Buttarout Ridge and La Grange roads dragged F. E. Hassinger 35 of Cleveland from a burning bakery truck after it crashed into a tree near Squires home at about 9 p m yesterday. Hassinger suffered multiple minor injuries while Marion sustained a badly lacerated thumb. The truck was destroyed.
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Marion Squires
Lester
Buttarout Ridge Road
la Grange Road
F. FE. Hassinger
Cleveland
Squires
Hassinger
Cat
Marion
Memorial Hospital
Rioters Storm Newfoundland Parliament in 10,000-Strong Demonstration
A 15,000-strong mob in St Johns stormed the parliament buildings, wrecking offices and assaulting Prime Minister Sir Richard A. Squires. The crowd demanded an investigation into the government amid economic distress, with police clashes and calls for cabinet resignations. Sir Richard's life was reportedly saved by a Catholic priest defender as chaos unfolded.
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ST. Johns
St Johns
Richard A. Squires
Hutchings
John R. Bennett
Newfoundland
Sir Richard
John Middleton
Majestic Theatre
William Coaker
Weather Forecast for Ohio Sees Cloudiness and Rain
Increasing cloudiness predicted across Ohio with rain likely Thursday. Tonight, extreme west portions face wetter conditions while central and west areas warm. Central and eastern regions expected rising temperatures tonight into Thursday.
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Ohio
One Light Autos Halted By Deputies
The spring offensive against reckless motorists began as motorcycle deputies stopped drivers with a single light or no tail light. Deputy William Caley said fifteen cars were halted last night on rural roads for improper lighting.
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William Caley
Trial on Honolulu hate slaying tests racial lines
In Honolulu April 6 1932 four Americans face trial for the murder of Joe Kaha hawaii as Clarence Darrow leads the defense amid a fight over jury makeup. Prosecutor John Kelley presses to keep white jurors while defense challenges favoring Orientals and mixed-race individuals.
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United Press
Honolulu
T. H
Clarence Darrow
Hawaii
Granville Roland Fortescue
New York
Washington
Darrow
Joe Kahahawai
John Kelley
Plan For Taking Of School Census In Elyria
Elyria board of education discussed a May census plan to employ four locals for the census work, up from two in prior years, to better allocate funds. The $200 payment was noted, with the matter referred to the superintendent after discussion and no final action.
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Hlyna City
Superintendent of Schools
Late news bulletins uphold decision granting new trial
Ohio Supreme Court upholds an appeals court ruling granting a new trial for Hymie Martin in the 1931 murder case of Cleveland City Councilman William E. Potter. Martin, jailed in Cuyahoga County, had been convicted and sentenced to life at Ohio Penitentiary.
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Columbus
Pittsburgh
Hymie Martin
Cleveland
William E. Potter
Ohio Supreme Court
Martin
Ohio Penitentiary
Cuyahoga County
Bernstein sentenced to five years in federal penitentary
Irwin J. Bernstein, 35, promoter of Rosemere Poultry Farms Inc. of Elyria, was sentenced by Federal Judge Samuel H. West to five years and three days at Leavenworth Penitentiary. He was fined 2500 for using mails to defraud and had promoted Rosemere Poultry Farms and local real estate subdivisions. Several Elyrians testified in Cleveland during the trial.
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Rosemere Poultry Farms Inc
Elyma
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Samuel H. West
Bernstein
Elyria
Rosemede
Oberlin Road
Cleveland
War Declared Sparks Elyria Patriotism 1917
Fifteen years ago Elyrians and the nation woke to the news of war with Germany. On April 6 1917 President Wilson signed the declaration. Elyria mobilized with a 4000 flag parade and rallies at the opera house as schools and local units prepared for federal service.
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Elyrians
National Guard
R. E. Hultz
Oberlin College
Oberlin
College
Wilson
Congress
Reports Grow Of Lindbergh Kidnap Clues In New England
A mystery white yacht lands a man and woman with a baby carriage near Waquoit Massachusetts. Fishermen report trailing them toward Mashpee woods as police search area. In Hopewell New Jersey planes circle the Lindbergh mansion amid renewed optimism the kidnapped child may be returned soon. Authorities keep no official confirmation of a link to the Lindbergh case.
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Waquoit
Mass
UPI
Cane Cod
Here
Mashpee
Woodlands
Cape Cod
John Jones
Jones
Pinehurst
Waquoit-Mashpee
Hopewell
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
N. J
Legion post telegram charges abuses and lobbies on veterans aid
A New York telegram from the Willard Straight Post of the American Legion accuses Legion officers of treasury raiding and demands an end to Washington lobbying for extra veteran benefits. It cites statutes discriminating against widows and dependents, warns of rising costs, and urges continued Legion opposition to new bills, noting two to three billion annual costs and a potential hundred billion total for World War veterans.
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American Legion
Treasury
Willard Straight
Legion
Henry L. Stevens
Congress
Washington
Mper
Gratter
Veterans Administration
Veterans’ Administration
Mills Criticizes Billion Dollar Revenue Bill
Secretary of the Treasury Mills attacked the House passed billion dollar tax bill before the Senate Finance Committee. He said it would retard business recovery and urged changes to the corporation tax rate and stock transfer tax. He also objected to the House dividend tax provision.
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Washington
U.P
House
Secretary of Treasury
Mills
Senate
Farm Women In Role Of Indians At Get Acquainted Meet
About 200 Lorain County farm women gathered at the YMCA for a county extension service Get Acquainted program. Six tribes represented in a peace and war theme staged playful stunts and games, with a paper pipe of peace and a nonviolent war dance. Lunch overflowed with food which the group donated to Elyria relief agencies after the event. Afternoon contests included balloon blowing, lemon throwing, hoop, and ball events, plus short talks by Mrs. J. J. Prindle.
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Lorain County
Y. M.ca
County Agricultural Extension Service
Women's Home Council
No Man’s Land
Elytia Relief Agencies
J. J. Prindle
Elyria Board Concludes Five Hour Meeting With Bid Decisions
The Elyria City Board of Education held its longest meeting in years, running five hours over two sessions from 4 30 p m to 10 p m with a 45 minute break for meals. Contractors bidding on the Lake Avenue school filled the room as the board reviewed bids item by item before awarding three contracts. A Chamber of Commerce committee, the city solicitor, the board’s architect, and the heating engineer attended along with others.
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Elyria City
New Lake Avenue
Elyria
Relief bonds sought as county balks at taxes in Ohio city
Columbus officials pressed for relief bonds amid planned utility tax rise. Delegation led by Mayor Bob Couley asked Adjutant General Frank Henderson for guidance, citing Lo rain County commissioners' refusal to authorize bond issuance. Other participants included Service Director Robert Seward and City Attorney Jersey Gill.
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Columbus
Lorain County
Lorain City
Frank Henderson
White
Bob Couley
Robert Seward
Jersey Gill
Audi
County Bonds Debate Hits Lorain Elyria Relief Plan
Commissioner George Rhoads expressed unfamiliarity with the ow law behind possible bond issuance and declined comment. Commissioners Murray and Peebles were unreachable at noon. Murray reportedly said the county board would not issue bonds for A. M. Pollock and D. W. Seward. Spokesman Grilis warned Henderson that relief bonds authorized by the Espy Roberts bill are needed to prevent hardships for Lorain and Elyria residents, with tax revenues to repay the funds.
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George Rhoads
C. D. Murray
Thomas Peebles
Murray
Grilis
Henderson
Lorain
Elyria
Ohio General Assembly
Ask Advance In School Funds For Elyria Board Of Education
The Elyria City Board of Education adopted a resolution at its April meeting requesting a $60,000 advance from the county auditor. The funds would apply to the distribution of taxes collected.
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Elyria City
May Change Date of Elyria-Lorain Grid Classic
Elyria City Board of Education discussed altering the annual Elyria-Lorain High School game date to avoid conflict with the Army Notre Dame game in Cleveland. Three substitutes were proposed, including the Friday before, Thanksgiving Day, and the Saturday after. Objections cited work disruption and potential attendance drop. no decision, matter referred to local and Lorain school officials.
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iElyria-Lorain
Elyria
Grade School Contracts Awarded In Elyria Building Plan
Three contracts for Elyria’s new grade school on Laks Avenue near Morgan Avenue total 521,140 for general, electrical, and plumbing work. The Gattozza bid led the general contract at 37,128. Lorain County firms won the electrical and plumbing contracts with 1,811 and 13,204 bids. Lower total costs than the Allen School project were cited, and local labor support prompted by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce sought to keep work in town.
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Laks Avenue
Morgan Avenue
Elyria City
P. Gattossa
Cleveland
Lorain County
Elyria Superior Electrical Company
T. O. Murphy Company
Oberlin
Gattozza
J. J. Masher
Elyria Jaborera
Gattoza
Elytia
Truck事故致司机重伤，Red Star公司车辆翻覆
Alvin Anderson 驾驶 Red Star Company 客货车在 Lorain 以东遇火灾后翻覆受重伤，事发当晚在 Detroit 附近。 警方调查中显示事故细节混乱，现场由 助理郡治安官/警官处理。
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Alvin Anderson
Detroit
Whem
Red Star Company
Lorain
Sheri
Witten Anderson
Joueph
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