Survivors Tell Of Akron Cara Rescue Struggle And Moffett Praise
Survivors testified before a House committee about the Akron disaster detailing an icy two hour fight to stay alive in the water. They described men freezing as one by one they failed to escape the wreckage and recalled Rear Admiral Moffett praising dirigible flying hours before the crash. Communications show Lt. Comdr. Wiley, Deal, and Erwin recounted rescue efforts and the harrowing drift before rescue. The inquiry paused until next Wednesday.
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Washington
Akron
Congressional
William A. Moffett
House Naval Affairs Committee
Herbert V. Wiley
Boatswain's
Et R. Deal and Metalsmith
M. Erwin
Eee
Erwin
Beer Reborn Sparks Nighttime Crowds in Major Cities
After 13 years without real beer, celebrations erupted as brewers released vintage brews across 18 states. Four hundred thousand barrels streamed from New York operations, with Chicago Milwaukee and others staying up past midnight to toast the rebirth. Federal and state taxes poured money into treasuries as crowds gathered at breweries and pubs amid festive demonstrations.
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New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Waskinston
White House
Joe Cook
Los Angeles
Jean Harlow
Pabst
Business outlook across firms in April
Number One shows slow activity due to banking conditions but expects better business by April end. Timms Spring Company reports a 20 percent production increase in 10 days with more orders for diversified products from automotive and specialty industries. Tetkor Inc shows no orders yet due to utilities. Troxel Manufacturing reports improving business with new orders for sell bags and saddles, ahead of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timms Spring Company
Tetkor, Inc
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Bank ginning operation date set for May first
May first is tentatively planned as the start date for the new bank’s ginning operation. Consden and Cox were in Warrington today and will depart for Cleveland, where they will assume their new duties Saturday.
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Consden
Cox
Cleveland
Beer prices and wine trends across states in early market
Beer ranged from five cents to 35 cents in hotels and clubs, while wine with 3.2 alcohol content was regaining attention. Major New York houses Mouquin's and Denys advertised delivery of sparkling wines and champagne to satisfy legal limits and connoisseur demand.
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Mouquin’s
Denys
New York
Lorain County Moves Toward Additional Relief Bonds
County commissioners authorize state aid certification for up to 180000 in extra relief bonds to cover April through June needs. Interim funds total 245873 to be drawn from federal and state sources, with gas tax allocations and district grants guiding the disbursement across Elyria and townships.
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Lorain County
Crumty
A Commissioners
Itess
Counly
Elyria
Lorain
le Siney
Sheffield
Amherst
Eaton
Carlisle
Russia
Black River
Brownhelm
Wellington
Eiv
South Amh
Aocior
Ft Village
Death notice for Mrs Carrie M Faulhaber
Mrs Carrie M Faulhaber 2231 Princeton avenue died at 9 15 this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital where she was taken ten days ago. Born in Pittsburgh December 7 1882 she lived in Elyria 26 years and belonged to Eastern Stars and Pythian Sisters. Survived by husband Eddie three children Roland Earl Kathryn Lois and parents Mr and Mrs A F Christy. Body to Sudro Funeral Home with arrangements to be announced.
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Carrie M. Fulhaber
Carrie M. Faulhaber
Christy
Princeton Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Faulhaber
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Eastern Stars
Pythian Sisters
Lutheran Church of Pittsburgh
Eddie
Roland
Earl
Kathryn Lois
A. F. Christy
Sudro Funeral Home
Schools Close Today For Easter
Elyria schools begin a spring vacation ending April 17. Most students have no classes next week, except Edison School on Lake Avenue which will hold classes Monday and Tuesday to makeup two delayed opening days.
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Elyria School
New Edison
Lake Avenue
Court suits involve insurance beneficiary change and personal injuries
Filippo Russo and Dimitar Pankoff sue Equitable Life Assurance Society of America to change policy beneficiary from Clody Fet roff. Nona Buchanan of New Kensington sues Jean Lovzi for 20990 over an August 23, 1931 auto collision near Coltsville, Ohio. May Watson seeks divorce from Arthur on gross neglect and cruelty. Mildred Carstenzten seeks divorce from Lester of Lorain for cruelty and neglect. marriages in 1918 and 1930 with two children respective.
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Filippo Russo
Dimitar Pankoff
Equitable Life Assurance Society of America Et al
Nona Buchanan
New Kensington
Jean Lovzi
Oberlin
Coltsville
Ohio
May Watson
Arthur
Mildred Carstenzten
Lester
Lorain
License fees and permits for retailers in city plans
The city considers a total annual fee of 125 for each retailer including federal 100 and state 20 permits plus a 5 local permit fee. Mayor's Clerk J G Schrock said no local permit applications have been received yet as state permits are granted. In Xenia Ohio, April 7 Mrs Caitah Frances Grandmas Davis 192 oldest Greene county resident died today after a fall from bed caused injuries and shock.
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J. G. Scbrock
Xenia
caTah Frances
Grandmas Davis
Greene Ccounty
Cincinnati
Cleveland Market Report Shows Mixed Farm Prices
Market firm for eggs and poultry with steady fowl and duck receipts. potatoes move to New York and Pennsylvania in graded sacks. Livestock activity includes steady hogs and calves, bulls and steers listed with varied quotes, and lambs trading at modest gains. Wheat and corn futures shown with storage notes and price references.
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BU Iwil
Leshern Brewers
New York
Pennsylvania
United Agriculture
Hothouse Vegetables and Baskets Featured in Market Report
The listing shows parsnips sold in 1-2 lash baskets washed with best sales. radishes in 2 dozen bunch baskets. red round lettuce and spinach in 10 lb baskets from hothouse with limited demand. turnips 12 bushel baskets topped and washed. watercress 10 inch baskets. Prices range 15e for parsnips, 50t60e for spinach, 30G7be for turnips, and 31.00 overall in a somber market note.
Radical shift in Senate on social control over economy
The text notes a sudden emergence of a drastic measure signaling a radical change in attitude toward economic problems amid a low mood. Senate debate draws conservative Republicans to argue for strong social control over daily economic activities, suggesting pay and wage references are absent in this fragment.
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Senate
Critics of Big Business Echoed by Ambitious Senators
Senators condemned self serving industrial kings and spoke from soap boxes in Union Square. The era of prosperity raised belief private management would benefit all, but critics argued private interests fall short of public good.
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Union Square
Washington
Man Fined for Possessing Liquor and Committed to Jail
Namey George of 88 Woodford Avenue was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed for failing to pay the fine after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster on liquor possession charges. He was arrested by local police when they visited his home Wednesday. Meanwhile locusts have decimated fruit and tobacco crops in Cordoba Province Argentina this season.
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Namey George
Woodford Avenue
W. H. van Oster
Cordoba
Argentina
Traxler Funeral Services Set for Saturday in Grafton
Funeral services for Traxler will be held Saturday morning at 59:30 from the Immaculate Conception Church in Grafton with burial in Holy Trinity Cemetery Avon. Miss Hattie Bronson Kipton dies at 2:30 pm in Camden after a fourteen year illness born in Camden township in 1852. Surviving are four brothers To win Washington H F Camden Fred Kipton Bert Chardon and one sister Almeda B Searles Camden. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Traxler
Herber
Traxier
Immaculate Conception
Grafton
Holy Trinity
Avon
Hattie Bronson Kipton
Hattie Bronson
Camden
Camden Township
Wellington
Towin
Washington
H. F
Fred
Kipton
Delbert
Chardon
Almeda B. Searles
Death Notice of Zacharias Mobille in Elyria Ohio
Zacharias Mobille aged 35 of 806 West Broad Street died yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Greece and had lived in Elyria ten years. Survived by two children and four brothers. Funeral at his home Saturday at 3 PM. burial at Ridgeland Cemetery. Body to be returned from Taylor Funeral Home to his home Saturday morning.
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Zacharias Mobille
West Broad Street
Elyria Memorial
Mr. Mobille
Elyria
Greece
Georg
Jat
Thomas
Peter John
Theodore
Bariai
Ridgela
Taylor Funeral Home
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