Warmer Weather Forecast Ends Cold Spell in April
United Press reports state meteorologist W H Alexander forecasts a break in abnormally low temperatures with fair and rising conditions tonight. Warmer weather is expected Thursday and by week’s end normal highs around 50s, with rain likely tomorrow night. All-time low of 25 degrees noted in 1886. Cleveland at 23, two above April record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
W. H. Alexander
Alexander
State Weather Bureau
Egrees
Cleveland
Will Show Films Of Beautiful Gardens Event At Church
The Elvira Garden Club hosts an open meeting Monday evening April 15 in the Sunday School Room of the First Congregational Church. Cleveland photographer George M. Edmondson will present his famous color collection Ohio Gardens and Outdoor Art and discuss natural color photographs. His exhibit promises an unusual evening for garden lovers and the club extends invitations to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Garden Club
First Congregational Church
George M. Edmondson
Cleveland
Ohio
Edmondson
America
Believe Youth On Way To Recovery
A West River Street youth, age about 16, who had paralysis for 16 months after a February fall, was reported to be on the road to recovery after a Cleveland Clinic operation. A growth at the skull base, linked to his condition, was removed in a three hour surgery. Doctors noted renewed interest and are using injections to revive blood circulation in his legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaza Pandr. Iy
West River Street
Cleveland Clinic
Weather Roundup for Ohio Turns Cloudy and Mild
Ohio regional forecast reports fair conditions with not very cold tonight. Thursday will bring increasing cloudiness and rising temperatures. In the west portion, fog or mist may reduce visibility later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Portion
Three Inquiries Under Way Into Plane Crash
Three investigations began after the Sun Racer twin motor airliner crashed into a mountain near Uniontown. Officials reviewed radio beam function, wreckage, and safety procedures as survivors fought for life and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Cenyricht
Gian Alrliner
Transcontinenta and Western Air, Inc
Department Commierce
Oecan
Nellie Granger
Aurone
Meyer C. Eisenstein
Newark
N. J
Charles C. Challinor
Cleveland
Department of Commerce
Departments
Division of Aeronautics
Uniontown
Fairdhance
Here
Wisconsin Voters Favor Roosevelt and Hoan Contests
Milwaukee returns indicate Roosevelt leads Borah in national nominating prospects while Socialist Webster Hoan gains a strong local showing. Wisconsin Progressives rally around Roosevelt, with Knox as a second choice and Chicago publisher Dentorra mentioned in regional discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Ale
Asree
Pb Frankel
Sen Borah
Joseph W. Ners
Shinnere
Roosevelt
Borak
Wisconsin
Borah
New York
Borsa
Frank Knox
Chivazo0
Dentorra
Wisconsin Progressive
National Democratic Organization
Believes Missing Girl Case Nearing Resolution Today
Lorain County awaits a 2 p m hearing before Major C E Cope of Amherst on the Amelia Kannzmann disappearance case. Albert Kannzmann sues Harry Gold for kidnapping while Gold remains jailed pending grand jury review. Gold says the girl is alive, fears her father, and may attend today’s hearing. Mayor Cooper’s jurisdiction and sheriff’s service questions surface as proceedings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. E. Coope
Amherst
V . Miller
Albert Kannzmann
Ammherst
Amelia
Harry Gold
Kaunzmann
Gold
Miles
Cooper
Grand Jury
Clarence W. Dick
Death Toll Rises Across Six States From Tornadoes
Tornadoes killed and injured across six states with hundreds wounded and many bodies still unaccounted for. Gainesville Georgia Tupelo Mississippi remain hardest hit as crews race to recover remains and provide aid. Red Cross and National Guard mobilized to manage shelters and mass funerals while power and water access deteriorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Cordele
Red Cross
United Pr
Gainesville
Tupelo
Miss
National Guard
Flat Creek
Gainesvile
Tennessee
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
South Carolina
Atlanta
Simmers
National
Cooperacturing Company
J. Ernest Palmour
Central Relief Committee
Four-H Clubs Begin Busy Season in Lorain County
Four-H clubs across Lorain County start a busy season as hundreds of boys and girls prepare for project work. County agents Miss Alies Bird and C. T. Hummel report clubs are organizing, selecting projects, and aiming to complete organization work before school ends. New accounts project for farm books will feature prizes in a national contest, requiring at least five entrants from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thougehis
Lorain County
Alies Bird
C. T. Hummel
Miss Bird Jis
O Cabs Mar
Clris
Paafield Elit
Wio TS Ag Theses Sro
Higmmel Ray
Haves
Sats
Ecgins
Kiwanians Hear Jack Graney Former Baseball Player
Kiwanians hear Jack Graney, famed former baseball player, at the noon meeting. Pend named chairman of the white war committee with Rockwood, Henrich, West, Olds, and Dusthimer as members. Jock Wood to chair the Sharp Memorial committee with Faulkner as member. Several members expected to travel to Lake Wood tonight for the first South Division meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goel Ae Eleria Kiwanes
Che Herel
Newell
Hse
Cleveland
PL Shively
Club
HOW
Pend
RL G. Rockwood
Jenry H-drich
AL HL West
RD. Oldsfield
PL Smith
Parks and Plat Crounds Compritter
West, Rock
Drafting New Tax Bill Sparks House Hearings in Washington
The House Ways and Means Committee wrapped hearings and moved to draft a new tax bill aimed at raising about 739 million dollars annually for three years. Panelists including Daniel W. Bell and U.S. Chamber of Commerce officials defended the measure amid opposition from business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Wars and Means
Daniel W. Bell
Budset
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Robert EL. Douzhton
Samines Nop
Asda
Cess
Tater Tate
Commissioners and Warden Attend Medina Highway Hearings
City officials and Warden join E Osor and others to travel to Medina for state highway hearings on post Magnin Roads. Scheduled discussions cover Weymouth Hinckles Lake Wakeman Richfield Lorain Medina Summit counties Avon and Wonster routes through multiple counties. Public safety and regional planning are the focus as plans are reviewed for potential adoption into the state system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity
E. Osor W. Kann
E. Ous Weni
En- J
Lafayette-Liverpool
Fenn-Medina Center
Tiffin- Akron
Seneca
Huron
Lorain
Medina
Sammut
28 Scouts Are Given Badges At Court Here
Twenty eight members of Troop 15 Boy Scouts of America received Tenderfoot Second Class and First Class badges at a Court of Honor at the First Congregational Church. Demonstrations of Scoutcraft were presented. Nine received Tenderfoot, eighteen Second Class, and Robert Holmes earned First Class. Demonstrations included knot tying knife and axe use signaling and first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 15
Boy Scouts of America
First Congregational Church
John Faulkner
Fred Norman
Philip Baird
Thomas Davis
Daniel Ostroy
George Nicholas
Leslie LeBerge
Harrison Comstock
Wallace Harpster
Willian Hockaden
James Hurlbut
Ed Bassett
Willam Leedaie
David Huffmar
James Simpson
Peter Peterman
Philip Hoffman
Paul Irion
Clarerce Standen
Richard Webner
Robert Standen
Lurius Jenkins
Eric van Buren
Peter Smith
William Vinson
Paul Beckler
Donald Hull
Robert Holmes
Meose Padrel
Board of Examiners
Ralph Hancock
Am Berkley
Charles Demos
Bud Hermann
George Sicholas
Wiram Seedale
Lucius
David Huffman
Dale Sewell
Dale Cornelius
William Hockaden
Robert Darkin
John Price
Edwin Bassett
James Huribur
Aul Eckler
Schools to Close for Good Friday in Lorain County
Atchouch Lorain county schools will observe Good Friday with a holiday for students at five district schools. Avon Avon Lake Brooks Clearview and Vincent will close Friday. A. Gibbons county schools superintendent said a few more may join. most districts will make up the lost day after the Easter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchouch Lorain
A. Gibbons
Countr Schess
Avon
Avon Lake
Brooks
Clearview
Vincent
Ens
Gibbens Tis
Alice Longworth decries subsidies and pork barrel politics
Alice Longworth criticizes government payments to producers and the pork barrel system. She argues subsidies keep producers, cause layoffs, and distort markets while high officials profit. The piece cites her stance on welfare for the wealthy and the harm to ordinary workers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wind
Southland
Miss Granier
Miss Granger
Chicago
J. B. Walker
TWA
Compa
Ecomputur
Oita Ferguson
Ihick
Fergnson
Pittsburgh
Ferguson
Pile Ferguson
Pitishurzh
Garag
Mss Granger
Ss Charce
Eelief
Fittschurch
Ting
Compar
Cour
Challinor
Addis
Stoop Mountain
Ellenstein
Jack Graney
Alice Longworth
Washington, D. C
April Sr
Wallace
Wala
Milionaries
Partimians
Abe Longworth
McNaught Syndicate
Ine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!