Big Works Bill Passed Await Roosevelt O K
Washington April 6 new dealers with the new work relief bill prepared to spend eleven million dollars daily to put seven million men back to work awaiting President Roosevelt to sign the four point eight eight billion measure. He would direct expenditure and announce organization heads to drive the New Deal recovery while relief rolls encompass about twenty million people on federal aid and unemployment estimates from insiders place total unemployed near eleven million.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Bahamas
Harry Hopkins
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Funeral Rites Held For Edmund G Mathews
About six hundred persons attended the funeral of Edmund G Mathews 29 former chief inspector of the Ohio liquor control department World War veteran and former county sheriff. Services were at Sudro funeral home and Elmwood cemetery with military honors. violet left by his son adorned his Columbus home. The ceremony included the Legion chaplain Father Collins and Legion Post Commander George Tattersall, plus a rifle salute and taps. Mrs Mathews plans to move back to Elyria after visiting Columbus.
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Edmund G. Mathews
Ohio Liquor Control Department
Sudro
Elmwood Cemetery
Lorain
Edmund, Jr
Columbus
James T. Daley
St. Mary’s Church
Hush Collins
Legion
Don W. Myers
R. A. Stack
Irvin Morrison
Myron Burnett
Floyd Babcock
Harvey Irish
Military Guard of Honor
J. M. Marshall
A. R. Agate
Carl Wolfe
H. F Agate
Claude Dennison
Thomas Welsh
Father Collins
Legion Post
George Tattersall
Mathews
Port Billings
Harry Dye
William Bueh
Edward Felder
C. J. Helfrich
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Daver
Weather Ohio Cloudy Tonight and Colder Southeast
Cloudy conditions across Ohio with colder air settling in the southeast tonight. Sunday brings a slight warm trend in the extreme west portion while other areas remain variable.
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Ohio
Davey challenged to prove Mathews wife affidavit claim
Medina Ohio April 6 Governor Davey faced a challenge from Charles J Hubbell a former Democratic gubernatorial candidate to produce Mrs E G Mathews affidavit regarding her visit to the executive mansion Hubbell tied the demand to Mathews suicide after his dismissal as chief liquor inspector and urged Mrs Davey to testify under oath without concealment.
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Medina, O
Davey
Charles J. Hubbell
E.G. Mathews
Mathews
Ohio
Hubbell
Goodyear Vote Favors Strike
Goodyear Tire and Rubber workers near uniform approval for a strike with about 90 percent in favor among the local American Federation of Labor rubber workers. Announcement came ahead of strike votes at Goodrich and Firestone unions as officials prepared to tabulate all results.
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T Kron. O
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
E. I. White
United Rubber Worker Council
Goodyear
American Federation of Labor Rubber Workers
Goodrich
Firestone United Rubber Workers
Coleman Claherty
United Rubberworkers Council
John House
A. F. of L
White
Six Elyria Workers Found Guilty in Strike Disorder Case
Six former Steel and Tubes Inc employees faced disorderly conduct charges tied to the ongoing plant strike. In Mayor W H Vanoster's court all were found guilty and fined ten dollars plus costs, with bond set at 100 dollars and stays of execution granted on appeal. Defendants include John Huber Paul Beal Breta Gilbert Josephine Pronesti George Loomis and Mike Yuhas all residents of Elyria. Prosecutors say Miss Pronesti faced two disorderly conduct charges and received one fine. A motion for new trials is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel and Tubes Inc
W.H. Vanester
John Huber
Paul Beal
Breta Gilbert
Josephine Pronesti
George Loomis
Mike Yu
Tube Mill Schedule Higher Next Week
Operations at the National Tube Company plant in Lorain will be slightly above this week and similar to the week before. Two Nast furnaces and seven open hearth furnaces stay in operation while the Bessemer converter runs a single turn and the rail mill remains idle. Five days of operation start Monday for skelp, butt, and Japp mills numbered five through seven, with two seamless mills resuming Thursday for five days.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
County Government Discussed by Local Attorney
Harvey C. Cheney, a local attorney, will address the Elyria Rotary Club at its regular weekly luncheon on Tuesday noon at the Elks Club. He will discuss the proposed county managership form of government and bills pending to change the current system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Cheney
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks Club
Cheney
Plan to Sell Seals for Warm Water Pool at Gates Hospital
Warrant discussions by Department of Justice agents center on kidnapping and theft claims against an Amherst insurance agent. Harold Seaman, 22, former roommate of the accused, testified last week of a gunpoint abduction to Chicago. Seaman escaped, returned to Amherst, and aided police with the story. Meanwhile Elyria women organize an Easter Seals drive to fund a warm-water pool at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, aiming to raise about 1500 more after a prior donation and planning a seven day drive starting April 13. The pool, costing 5000, will aid infantile paralysis treatment and serve multiple counties with a tiled 13 to 20 foot facility.
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Gates Hospital
Amherst
Department of Justice
Harold Seaman
Chicago
Seaman
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Hopton
Bert Kraus
Edward Mittelstaedt
Vermilion
Mittelstaedt
No. 1
Elyria
D. A. Baird
Lorain County Bank
Edgar F
Daddy’ Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Gates
Eyrin
Daddy Allen
Elyria Empire
Bute
Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Hoover
Ashtabula
Ashland
Crawford
Huron
Jefferson
Lorain
Medina
Richland
Wyandot
Industrial Peace Holds Key To Elyria's Happiness
Elyria depends on industry for about two thirds of residents income and the city market economy. Public confidence in industry is crucial to jobs, property values, and local government finance, yet agitation among workers risks shifting production to other cities and harming expansions. The piece urges firm, peaceful support for industry to protect employment and community well being.
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Elyria
Hamilton Held For Execution After Capture
Public enemy No 1 Raymond Hamilton will be electrocuted at Huntsville as Texas officials reserve the death sentence for his crimes. Captured in Dallas after a weeklong chase, he denies killings while boasting of past escapes. He planned to die at the chair but insists he never killed anyone.
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Dallas
Texas
Raymond Hamilton
Hamilton
John Dillinger
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
George
Baby Face
Nelson
Fort Worth
Nder
Huntsville
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Misissippi
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Desperado
Prentiss
Harry McCormick
Houston Press
McCormick
Noland Aired
Tripola
Miss
Alfred
Edwin A Robinson Dies World Renowned Poet
Edwin Arlington Robinson a three time Pulitzer prize winner and leading poet died in New York on April 6 after weeks of illness. He had been in a coma since Wednesday bidding farewell to Carly Renck and George Burnham as friends watched through the night for any sign of recovery.
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New York
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Robinson
Carly Renck
George Burnham
YMCA To Supervise Playgrounds Again
Under the existing agreement the YMCA will again oversee all city school baseball diamonds. Managers must reserve the diamonds through the local YMCA association.
Legion Official To Speak At Lorain County Banquet
National Legion official Harold L. Plummer of Madison will headline Lorain County American Legion’s eighteenth anniversary banquet at the Elyria Legion Home. Speakers include Matt J. Mosbacher Galton on accident prevention and J. V. Suhr on organization and membership. The event opens at 7 pm with color advancement.
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American Legionnaires
Lorain County
Elyria Legion
Ohio Street
George Tattersall
Leo Collins
Jack Norsworthy
David E. Scott
Norwalk
The
American Legion
Wisconsin
State Teachers ‘College of
LaCrosse
Wis
Melrose
Fourth Infantry
Wisconsin National Guard
6Th C. A. C
Madison
Legion
Durand
Cadett
Sons Involved in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
London dispatch from Warsaw reports Norman Richthaen, a wealthy Dutchman, charges his sons Adam and Wilhelm were Chicago singers and implicated in the Lindbergh kidnapping. He says they sought money to flee the United States in 1953 claiming involvement, and that he denounced them after threats in Poland. The case is adjourned pending inquiries to New York.
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London
News Chronicle
Warsaw
Norman Richthaen
Adam
Wilhelm
Chicago
Richthaen
United States
Poland
Tae
Nob
York
Perjury Denied By Hauptmann Witness
Flemington witnesses contest Hauptmann murder case with one defense witness pleading not guilty before County Judge Amos D. Robbing to an indictment charging perjury.
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Hauptmann
Flemington
Benjamin Herer
John F
Jassie) Condon
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Thia
Amos D. Robbding
House Leaders Not In Favor Of Gag Rule
Washington April 6 Roosevelt's budget battle over the Social Security Bill deepened as House leaders opposed to a gag rule warned amendments could double old age and unemployment appropriations. The bill set a 1937 first year cost of 623000000 with proposals to raise federal aid to states for needy pensions and shift more burden to the federal government.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Ways and Means
Patrick Boland
D. Penn
John O'Connor
Rules Committee
Townsend
Lundeen
Elyria Man Reports Threats In Letter
Federal postal authorities and police seek the writer of a threatening note sent to I. G. Frank proprietor of the Little Club Restaurant in Elyria. The letter warned of trouble if a musician who works days at The Steel and Tubes Company plant continued to perform there. Sheriff Dick and Postmaster Lersch were informed. The musician named is Frank Stehr. A mass striker meeting was planned at Wurst hall tomorrow afternoon.
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I. G. Frank
Little Club
East Bridge Street
Steel and Tubes Company
Frank
Robert Lersch
Clarence W. Dick
Frank Stehr
Wurst Hall
McGrath Detective Agency
Cambridge Oarsmen Beat Oxford Again
Cambridge Oarsmen defeated Oxford for the twelfth consecutive time in the annual Thames race. The Light Blue, undefeated since 1923, won by four and a half lengths before a crowd of about one million as both crews started from stake boats together.
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Putney
Ens
Cambridge
Oxford
Sadav Im
Thames
Hearing Set Monday In Bank Robbery Case In Columbus
Ivan Phillips and Georns Rune of Delaware face charges of robbing Marsaville Bank last December. They appeared before United States Commissioner Joseph Horner in Columbus Monday for preliminary hearings.
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Columbus. O
8& Marsaville Bank
Ivan Phillips
Georns Rune Soth
Delaware
Staten
Joseph Horner
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C. H. Heyman
Cleveland
F. AA. Lawrence
Roosevelt O. K
Edwin A. Robinson
Harold L. Plummer
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