School Bus Driver Sues Sheffield Lake Residents
Charles A. Bauserman, a Sheffield Lake school bus driver, files a 2000 defamation suit against five residents and two board members. He alleges malice to ruin his reputation as a safe driver and seeks 10,000 compensatory, 1,000 exemplary, and 1,000 punitive damages.
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Charles A. Bauserman
Sheffield
Ake Schhool
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake Board Ofducation
Bauserman
Harry Gang
Sheffield Lake Board of Ediition
Walter Jones
Ie Board
Ralph Kaufman
R. J. Davies
Dward Frankhauser
Wilbur Ebachid Pyron E. Piggottt
Senator Hurls Charge Against the WPA
In Washington on April 6 Sen. Alva Adams accused the WPA of pressuring Congress to fund more relief. He said rolls were increased despite a February March cap, while F C Harring en testified the agency cared little for congressional limits. Pepper threatened to delay a Senate vote on the $100 million bill.
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Washington
Alva
Adams
WPA
House
Roosevelt
Senate
Adams’ Group
VPA
F.C. Harringen
Congress
Carrington
Claude Pepper
Fla
Quints to visit Toronto for royal greeting
The Dionne quintuplets will travel from Callander to Toronto on May 22 to meet King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The Ontario Board of Guardians approved the invitation. The party includes parents siblings two nurses and Dr Dafoe with travel by special train. conversation with the royals will be in French.
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North Bay Ont
Callander
Tosnto
Greatritain
Board of Guardians
Onlo
Sters
Rov Lafoe
Te Dafoe Hospital
Toronto
Weather snapshot for Ohio and surrounding region
A low pressure trough extends from eastern Ontario to Alabama with high rainfall across the Lower Mississippi and Ohio Valleys. Light snow falls in Indiana Ohio and the Lake Region while northern Rockies and central plains stay fair and cold.
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Ohio
West Ortion
Ontario
Alabama
West Virginia
Missisippi
Indiana
Lake Region
Rockies
Cental Plains
New Mexico
Baruch Warns Economic Sanctions Could Drag U S Into War
Bernard Baruch told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that using economic sanctions against aggressors risks pulling the United States into military conflict. He warned against strict neutrality laws that would cede war powers to the President and urged careful consideration of shipping and commerce impacts. He cited the Great War lesson and questioned the ineffectiveness of economic pressure to prevent European war. Continued on page 12.
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
America
Germany
Baruch
Senate
Congress
Stimson
Henry L. Stimson
Hoover
Roosevelt
Secretary of State
Poland Rejects German Settlement Proposal Over Danzig
Berlin reports that Poland rejected a German plan to settle eastern European disputes including the cession of Danzig to the Reich. The offer followed Col. Josef Beck’s London trip to finalize a new alliance with Great Britain and warned of reprisals against Poland and Britain.
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Berlin
Poland
Danzig
Reich
Great Britain
Josef Beck
London
Germany
Free City of
Noonday Service To Close Tomorrow At St John’s Lutheran
St John’s Lutheran Church holds daily noonday services with Rev Frank G Schumm as guest speaker tomorrow. He will address The Wonderful Triumph of the Greatest Story Ever Told and Grace Church Ladies Choir will sing. Rev W Walker praised Rev K Ehlers who gave a final address on The Wonderful Ending.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Frank G. Schumm
Schumm
Elyrians
Grace Lutheran Church
W. Walker
Grace Church Ladies’ Choir
Rev. W. Walker
Ella Peck
Elaine Schultz
A. Schroeder
Flames Destroy Store At Beverly
The three story Dixon department store at Beverly Ohio was destroyed by fire today. Loss of the building and stock was estimated at twenty thousand dollars. The store is about twenty miles from Marietta.
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Marietta, O
Dixon Department
Beverly
Marietta
Winter to Have Another Fling at Ohio Valley
The Weather Bureau forecast freezing or near freezing temperatures for tonight across Kentucky Indiana Ohio West Virginia Southwest Pennsylvania and Tennessee as Winter remains active in the Ohio Valley areas.
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Ohio Valley
Washington
Weather Bureau
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Franco Purges Political Foes at Frontier in Spain
Frontier dispatches report General Franco's Nationalist police rapidly purge political foes at the Hendaye frontier. A general amnesty reportedly may soon be announced for all except those guilty of civil crimes. Arrests total about 2 343, including 115 police officials.
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Hendaye
Francisco Franco
Frontier Dispatches
Pope Pius XII to Bless Faithful on Easter Balcony
In a traditional Easter ceremony Pope Pius XII will bless the populace from the balcony of St. Peter's in Vatican City. The Easter blessing will follow the customary solemn mass and address to the crowd gathered below.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
St. Peter's
Italy Sends Warships To Albania
London reports that Britain and Poland formed a defensive alliance while Italy sent an Italian cruiser and two smaller ships to Durazzo Albania. Chamberlain said the pact aims to deter any threat to Britain or Poland and to allow peace talks with other nations, including possible talks with Germany or Italy.
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Josef Beck
Poland
Great Britain
Britain
Chamberlain
Rumania
Turkey
Jugoslavia
Greece
Bulgaria
Germany
Italy
Albanian Nationalists Threaten Revolt Over Italian Protectorate
Albanian nationalists vowed to fight for independence and warned they would revolt if the government accepts a protectorate. King Zog and Cabinet scramble to defend sovereignty as Italy seeks greater influence. Italian evacuations begin and Valona port becomes a focal point for defense efforts along the Adriatic coast.
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Tirana
Albania
Itp
Zog
Adriatic
Italy
Dent
Geraldine
Skander
Sons of the Eagle
Turkey
United Press
Halians
Valona
Nazis Hint At Reprisals on Poland and Britain
Berlin officials say Poland joined the anti German front and hint at reprisals against Warsaw and London as Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini move to counter encirclement. Potential steps include denouncing naval pacts and solidifying anti- Communist alliances.
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Poland
Britain
Great Britain
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Albania
Adriatic
Italy
Balkans
Zog
Valona
Berlin
Warsaw
London
Rome
Spain
Reich
Innsbruck
Germany
Hitler
Britain and Poland to negotiate military pact alliance
Britain and Poland will begin talks soon to convert the British Polish defensive agreement into a formal alliance. The move coincides with general staff discussions and follows a question by Arthur Greenwood in the House of Commons.
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London
Great Britain
Poland
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Arthur Greenwood
Labor Party
Still No Agreement in Coal Parley
Negotiators for 338000 eastern soft coal miners and 2000 operators near end of fourth week of wage hours talks in New York. They agreed on renewing the 1987-39 wage-hour scale but deadlocked on the union’s demand for protective measures as a mine shutdown persists in the Appalachian bituminous region.
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New York
Mussolini Inspects Jesi Military Air Field
Premier Benito Mussolini made an unannounced inspection flight to Jesi Military Airfield near Ancona, then toured Jesi by open car amid cheering crowds before returning to Rome. The airfield lies northeast of Rome and away from Albania, as Europe awaits Italy’s moves.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Jesi
Adriatic
Ancona
Europe
Italy
Albania
Venice Palace
Jugoslav
Elberta Beach Opens Easter Sunday With Walt Hines Orchestra
The Elberta Beach resort will reopen for Easter Sunday festivities featuring the Walt Hines Orchestra in a concert era atmosphere. Residents anticipate a seasonal crowd and holiday activities along the boardwalk.
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Elberta Beach
Walt Hines
Orch
Lines Becoming More Tightly Drawn Hourly
London reports Britain adopts stern retaliation to deter totalitarian moves in Europe. Prime Minister Chamberlain's government seals a defensive alliance with Poland and seeks Romania and Soviet ties while expelling three Nazi agents over threats to German refugees. Italy's warships threaten Albania as Germany forges axis with Fascists.
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London
Great Britain
Europe
Italy
Albania
Adriatic
Neville Chamberlain
Poland
Britain
Germany
Reich
Romania
Rumania
Soviet
Russia
Most Rural Schools Set Friday and Monday Closures
County reports show Easter vacations for Clearview Vincent Avon Avon Lake East Carlisle Elyria Township Grafton Township Ridgeville Wellington and other districts. Some schools close Friday and Monday while a few remain open, with plans depending on county attendance officer A T Smith.
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Lorain
Countty School
Grafton
South Amherst
Clearview
Vincent
Avon
Avon Lake
East Carlisle
Elyria Township
Grafton Township
Ridgeville
Wellington
A. T. Smith
Smith
Committee Urges Cooperation In Clean-Up Drive
The Elyria fire prevention committee of the Chamber of Commerce urges full cooperation in the Clean-Up Paint-Up campaign starting next week. It argues the effort reduces fire hazards, builds civic pride, boosts health and economic development, and fosters community unity and better property care through painting and beautification.
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Elyria
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