Elyria Wins National Fire Prevention Award in Contest
Elyria earned a national prize for cities 20 000 to 50 000 population in the Inter Chamber Fire Waste Contest. The award includes a bronze plaque and honors Elyria for the best fire prevention program in the United States and Canada in its class.
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Elvira Wan
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Chamber
Canada
National Chamber
Washington
Ohio
Philadelphia
Ainemonty
Ave Don
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Lakewood
Albany
Georgia
Elscia Chamber of Cooperation
Wirchief W. N. Bates
Bmira 4Re
Chamber of Commerce
Bos Scouts
Disha’secard
Bates
Chambers
Tome
Chamber
Diyria i
Leaders Invited to Washington for World Economic Conference
The State Department invited Mussolini Hitler and Daladier to Washington to discuss preparations for the world economic conference. Invitations were extended orally through their embassies with option to send representatives or exchange ideas via diplomatic channels.
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Washington
U.P
State Department
Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Germany
Daladier
France
United States
President of Notre Dame Near Death
The Rev. Charles L. O'Donnell, president of Notre Dame University, was reported in grave condition at St Joseph's hospital. Last rites were administered as three physicians pronounced his condition critical after he fell ill ten days earlier with a streptococcic throat infection.
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South Bend
T Ind
Charles L. O’donnell
Notre Dame University
St Joseph's Hospital
Father O'Donnell
Ohio Forecast Quiet Fall Night With Frost Risk
Ohio weather calls for fair skies tonight with a possible heavy frost in the southern portion. Saturday looks fair with temperatures rising.
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Ohio
Bank Reform Bill Ready for Senate Action
The administration’s bank reform bill to fold non member banks into the Federal Reserve System and insure deposits in all member banks was ready for submission to the Senate Banking and Currency Committee. It carries Senator Glass’s support and has already cleared a sub committee.
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Washington
Administration
Federal Reserve System
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Glass
Dem
United Press
Senate
Beer permits loom as 3.2 law spreads in Lorain County
Amid buzz over 3.2 beer legality, Elyria and Lorain County see restaurant, confectionery, club, and refreshment stand operators rushing to file permit applications. Chief Stankard and Sheriff Dick report a flood of inquiries, with Cleveland handling statewide filings via State Liquor Control Commission official E J Sklenicka. Local permits anticipated soon, rumors swirl about the American Legion Post, but confirmation pending.
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Elyria
Lorain County
E. J. Stankard
Clarence W. Dick
Toomorrow
Cleveland
E. J. Sklenicka
State Liquor Control Commission
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Lake
Geauga
Ashtabula
Erie
Fate of short week up to President Roosevelt
The five day week bill cleared the Senate and now rests with President Roosevelt. House leaders said they would follow White House wishes if he backs the measure. The bill would restrict interstate factories to a 36 hour week with exemptions for essential workers and perishables, and would bar shipments unless workers are on the limit. The measure is described as far reaching and likely to provoke political debate in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
House
Rainey
Ann
Roosevelt
White House
Frances Perkins
Robinson
Secretary of Labor
Sixty Children Attend Gates Hospital Crippled Children Clinic
Elvira hosted the monthly Gates Hospital clinic for crippled children in Northeastern Ohio. Sixty youngsters from twenty-one cities attended, with ten new patients among them. Western Reserve University students observed the procedures alongside public health nurses from various cities assisting treatment and progress checks. Cities represented included Elyria Oberlin Wellington Loraine Litchfield Spencer Bucyrus Nova Shelby Norwalk Ashland Mansfield and more.
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Elvira
Ohio
Gates Hospital
The
Western Reserve University
Elyria
Grafton
Oberlin
Wellington
Lorain
Litchfield
Spencer
Bucyrus
Nova
Shelby
Norwalk
Ashtabula
Dorset
Williamsfield
Andover
Bellevue
Ashland
Mansfield
Wadsworth
Attica
Jefferson
Damage at Graco Park Survey Reveals Severe Flood Destruction
A survey of Graco Park shows Cascade Park improvements washed out by recent flood. Roadway, playground access, tennis courts, backstops, fence, and pool grounds were destroyed. concrete structure intact but dirt washed away. Repair costs estimated at 4000 dollars with 300 tons of slag and crushed rock needed. park to be unusable this summer without relief funding. Public urged to view the damage.
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Cascade Park
Nizh
Park Commission
Elyria
Conservators Appointed for Cleveland Banks
On April 7 Sidney B. Congdon will become conservator of Guardian Trust and Oscar L. Cox will run Union Trust as appointed by State Superintendent Ira J. Fulton and IFC director Jesse H. Jones. A stock sale for the new First National Bank of Cleveland is set to raise 5 million dollars. decisions on branch disposition and director elections will follow stock sales and require approval from the RFC and State Banking Department.
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Cleveland
Sidney B. Congdon
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Guardian Trust Company
Panking
Ira J. Fulton
Oscar L. Cox
Berkeley
Cal
Union Trust Company
Fulton
Jesse H. Jones
IFC
Washington
First National Bank of Cleveland
Neemssdt
Union and Guardian Triat
Hyancnes
First National
State Banking, Department
Ohio
Jones
First Central Trust Company
Akron
Congdon and
Cox
Guardian
Union Trust
Await word on naming of conservators for Elyria banks
State Banking Department in Columbus had not announced conservatorship for Elyria banks as of press time. Banks report assets sufficient to meet depositor claims if liquidity and time allow. local bankers and survey head T O McEldowney await directives while observers note the heavy workload for the department.
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Chronicle- Telegram
State Banking Department
Columbus
Elyria
Loram County Savine and Trust Co
Chronicle-Telegram
T. O. McEldowney
United Press Dispatches
I. J. Fulton
Ware
Mir. McEldowney
Elysia
Another Carload Of Flour Is Received
Hundreds of Elyrians watched as another carload of flour arrived for distribution by the Civer Chapter. Reports say the shipment includes sacks totaling many pounds, with deliveries expected to ease bread shortages in the city.
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Berg
Diustvon
Mt Oane
Final plans for Grange Farm Bureau meeting set
Tonight a joint Grange and Farm Bureau committee will meet at the Willington Opera House near Wednesday to finalize arrangements for the upcoming gathering.
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Jonight
Warvlers
Bareau
Wiilinton Opera House
Toledo beer czar returns amid storms for permits
George Cufleger, the Toledo beer commissioner, flew back to Toledo last night through thunder storms to secure beer permits for the city.
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Toledo
Seorge Cufleger
Elyria Banks Issue Coordinated Public Statement Today
Two Elyria banks publish joint notices via the Division of Banks of Ohio. They report deposits post holiday are safe and unfettered, discuss asset quality under state scrutiny, and promise a firm plan for restoring normal banking services and deposits.
Savings Deposit Bank Faces Conservator Plan
The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company informs depositors of a state banking survey recommending changes. It cannot meet requirements now, cites deposit withdrawals, reduced borrower repayments, and devalued securities. A conservator will be appointed to restore liquidity and asset value, with ongoing cost cuts and liquid operations.
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State Banking Department
Cleveland
Titus
Rcsh
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust
J. B. Seward
Elyria Industries Show Broad Gains Amid Beer Legalization
A Chronicle Tele gram survey finds twelve Elyria plants reporting rising business in recent weeks. Notable gains come from Praudier Company after beer legalization with orders totaling 259 000 and a 2 percent staff increase, while others like American Lace Manufacturing Colson Duplex Elyria Canning Fay Stocking and General Industries report steady or improving activity across automotive radio and food sectors. Officials see overall improvement and expect continued growth.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
American Lace Manufacturing Company
Colson Company
March
Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry Company
Elyria Canning Company
Fay Stocking Company
Fox Furnace Company
General Industries Company
Harshaw Chemical Company
J. T
K. and
S. Tool Company
Kf. A. Lattin Company
Perry-Fay Company
Bette
Praudier Company
Pe Radiant Mills Company
Romec Pump Company
Ria@ee Tool Company
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Banking Department
Elyma