Annual Spring Cleanup To Start Monday In City
Service Director D. Faxon announced the annual cleanup will begin Monday with two crewmans to pick up refuse east of the east branch of Black River for one week. The following weeks cover areas east, then central, then west side. Containers required. no ashes accepted. Milk bottles to be placed apart for collection per Elyria Milk Dealers' Association request.
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D. Faxon
Black River
Kimble
Elyria
President Roosevelt pledges aid to tornado victims in six states
President Roosevelt spoke from a Gainesville platform amid debris after a deadly tornado. He pledged all possible federal aid, noted 299 deaths, and said more than 1,000 Gainesville families and similar numbers in Mississippi and other southern states needed rehabilitation. He cited $2,496,000 immediately allocated and planned to return for a visit after rebuilding.
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Gainesville
Roosevelt
War Springs
Washington
Red Cross
Mississippi
William Carl Hunt
American Red Cross
Hunt
Rou
Ant
Bermuda
Organized Labor Launches Drive For Roosevelt
New York April 19 Organized labor launches a campaign to reelect President Roosevelt under the Tabor's non partisan league. Sidney Hillman president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers opened the drive last night with activities centered in Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois and New York. It is backed by unions affiliated with the American Federation of Labor and headed by Major George L. Berry as coordinator for industrial cooperation.
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New York
Organized Labor
Roosevelt
Tabor
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
American Federation of Labor
George L. Berry
Ohio Weather Forecast for Weekend Showers Likely
Cloudy conditions with occasional showers tonight and Saturday, with little temperature change. Sunday expected to be fair, bringing calmer conditions and lighter winds across the state.
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Ohio
Bridge Commission Of Ohio To Meet In Columbus Wednesday
The Ohio Bridge Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting in Columbus on Wednesday. George C. Hill of Sandusky said delegations from Steubenville Marietta and Belpre seeking toll-free river bridges by state ownership will present their cases. The Sandusky Bar bridge is expected to become state property on May 1, with further hearings scheduled for every third Wednesday.
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Columbus
George C. Hill
Sandusky
State Bridge Commission
Steubenville
Marietta
Belpre
Sandusky Bar
AAA Payments May Escape Publicity
Washington reports indicate a Senate agriculture committee plan to require disclosure of AAA payments over 100 dollars may be softened. Secretary Wallace opposes broad cross county listing, preferring a simplified approach to prevent disruption of the 296 million dollar AAA distribution.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Elison D. Smith
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Arthur E. Vandenbar
Mich
Wallac
Wallace
Final Details Of Electric Project Being Worked Out
Officials of the Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative report final details are being set for a 400 mile proposed line network to serve 1600 families in Lorain and Medina counties. Ohio Farm Bureau Rep Carl Free is in Washington with REA officials to secure funding. The REA approved a loan of about 222700 for the original 165 mile plan and will fund the expanded project with roughly double that amount.
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Lorain and
Medina County
Lorain-Medina
Plead Not Guilty To Zoning Law Violation
Mortis and Bertha Beller entered not guilty pleas at arraignment before Mayor Dow Baird on charges of violating the zoning law. They were released on $100 bond pending a hearing later. The warrant accuses them of operating a junk yard at 757 West River Street in a district designated as Class B residence property.
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Mortis
Bertha Beller
Dow. Baird
West River Stret
Fear Damage To Fruit Trees Will Be Heavy
Lorain County growers predict heavy losses from a severe winter on apples grapes peaches and cherries. Beekeeping and pollination plans loom as inspectors warn of reduced yields and funds are allocated for updated spray guidance to protect the remaining crops.
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Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
Courts
Therain County
Ohio
Hummel
Slape
Oridge
Erie
Huron
Sandusky
Berlin Heights
W. E. Dunham
Ohio State University
Edwin Hill Farm
Dunham
Addire
County Extension Service
State relief funds earmarked for Lorain County
Lorain County was revealed to receive 980,000 of a 96,000,050 state relief fund as a supplement for Carey relief bond funds. Only 12,700 has been paid or authorized so far. The allocation was disclosed in a relief discussion involving FERA and WPA officials and the State Tax Commission.
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Lorain County
Federal Aid In County Relief Salaries Ends In Ohio
Ohio county commissioners face reduced relief funding as federal relief administrator Darron H Frost announces ending federal aid for salaries of county relief staffs effective March 4. The measure cuts roughly 350966 dollars monthly from relief administration across 74 counties, following December funding shifts for direct relief.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
Darron H. Frost
Tooner
Famion
Giant Dirigible Hindenburg Struggles With Motors
The German airship Hindenburg, returning from a maiden voyage to Rio de Janeiro, reports two engines out of commission and insufficient height to cross the Alps. It limps along the Rhone valley toward the German border, aiming to follow the valley to Friedrichshafen.
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Paris
Hindenburg
Rio de Janeiro
Alps
Friedrichshafen
Highway Director promotes top highway staffer to assistant
In Columbus Ohio April 1 State Highway Director John Yaster Jr announced the promotion of G M Anderson Chillicothe from chief of highway maintenance to the vacant post of assistant highway director.
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Columbus
O. Aprilia
John Yaster, Jr
G. M. Anderson
Chillicothe
Italian Planes Bomb Ethiopian Towns Near Dessie
Rome reports Italian air strikes on Ethiopian towns as Mussolini orders intensified actions on all fronts. Premier rejects peace talks before Easter and faces League pressure amid rumors of a broader European clash.
Former Union Head And Family Hit By Mail Bomb
Thomas Maloney, once president of the defunct United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania, and two family members were injured by a bomb sent through the mail. The device exploded as Maloney opened the package in his Georgetown home. Margaret Maloney, 17, and Thomas Maloney Jr., 4, were among the injured.
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Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Thomas Maloney
Tamae
United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania
Maloney
Georgetown
Margaret Maloney
Thomas, Jr
Pope Accompanied By 16 Cardinals In Colorful Rites Of The Crucifixion
Rome reports the Holy Week ceremonies as Pope Pius led a procession with cardinals and Catholic aristocracy to the Sistine Chapel for crucifixion rites. Faithful visited St John Lateran to view relics, climbed the Holy Stairs, and prayed. Processions honoring relics of the True Cross occurred across basilicas while Rome quieted under international tension.
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Rome
Todar
Pope Pius
Malta
Sistine Chapel
Vatican City
Church of
St. John Lateran
Christ
St. Luke
Italians Open Major Offensive In Eastern Ethiopia
Addis Ababa April 14 Italians launch a key offensive at Sasa Baneh with a northern push toward the Harar Jijiga railway corridor. Ras Nassibu commands Ethiopian forces repelling repeated Italian attacks as a prison crate allegation follows an air raid on Sasa Baha and Daggah Bur injuring residents.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Toda
Harar
Ras Makonnen
Nagssibu
Cras
Steel Firm Ordered To Rehire 10 Men
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Jones and Laughlin Steel Co to re employ 10 workers and stop interfering with union rights after accusing the company of discharging skilled unionists for trivial reasons. The ruling cites violent terroristic actions during union organizing in Aliquippa and Ambridge Pennsylvania, with company police shadowing officers and activity surrounding a local lodge.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
The
Jones and Laughlin Steel Co
Hts
Aliquippa
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Aliquinpa
M. and L
Ambridge
Martin Gersiner
J. and L
Alice Longworth Says Prospects and Pivotal Attacks Amid Race
Washington reports a presidential race where Governor Tandon leads, prompting rival groups to question virulence against the New Deal and hint at disqualifying factors. Critics, including Hoover supporters, target his alignment with Hearst in California, but unified dissent remains unlikely.
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Washington, D. C
Psycholesy
Tandon
Hoover
Landon
Alice Longworth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Clues Sought In Dayton Jewelry Company Hold-Up
Dayton Ohio officers hunt for clues after four bandits robbed Partner Jewelers nearly wiping out stock. The trio forced the proprietor and customers into a wall as they emptied show cases and safes of rings watches silverware and other valuables worth about thirty dollars. They escaped in a car.
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Dayton. O
Ohio
Partner Jewelers Co
Sore
Idleness Charge Is Refuted By Ohio WPA Head
Dr Carl Watson Ohio WPA administrator challenged claims that many unemployed Ohioans preferred idleness to work. He cited investigations showing only about 120 of 1,159,000 persons who did not accept WPA jobs in Cincinnati and Toledo could be fairly accused of refusing work.
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Columbus. O
Carl Watson
Works Progress Administrator
Social Research Division
WPA
Cincinnati
Toledo
Stark
Athens
Hamilton County
Lucas County
Hamilton
Lucas
Drd. Watson
Britain to Seek New Penalties Against Italy Over Ethiopia War
In Geneva on April 19, British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said Great Britain would seek new penalties against Italy if final peace talks fail. The League of Nations council met to press for a settlement as Spain’s Salvador de Madariaga worked to mediate between Italy, Ethiopia, and other powers. Eden warned that a further conference could convene to vote penalties, pending Madariaga’s report and talks with Japan and Italy.
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U. P
Geneva
Great Britain
Italia
Italy
Ethiopia
Anthony Eden
League Council
Talrmei
Britain
France
Naty
Germany
Rhineland
Salvador de Madariaza
Spain
IwaHan
Jopian
Eden
Madariaza
Laarene Committee
Nexst Dar
Traly
Further Delay On Tax Bill Likely
Washington April 19 House tax experts faced inequalities in the Roosevelt budget tax plan and after a two hour session said further delay was likely in drafting a 3799.000.000 tax bill. The tax sub committee of the Ways and Means committee led by Samuel B Hill was still crafting a provision for fair treatment of debt ridden corporations under the new corporate profits tax proposal. Committee Democrats had previously tentatively agreed on special tax treatment for such firms.
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Washington
House
Wars and Means Committee
Samuel B. Hill
Wash
Ohio Governor Signs 31 Bills Including Social Security Measures
Governor Davey signed 31 bills in Columbus, three tied to the State Federal Social Security program. The actions include $142,000 for crippled children and child welfare, $1,240,000 for mothers and dependent children pensions, and aligning the Ohio Blind Relief program with the Federal Social Security Act. Other items include funds for Juvenile Research and the Professional Engineers and Surveyors, highway planning revival, chauffeur license extension, and school fund and veteran encampment appropriations. A small land transfer from the state hospital in Darton to Montgomery County was also approved for a high school project.
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Columbus
Davey
Ohio
Bureau of Juvenile Research
State Bureau of Professional Engineers and Surveyors
Ohio Highway Planning Survey Committee
United Spanish War Veterans
House
Senate
Industrial Commission
State Hospital
Darton
Montgomery County
Three Judge Court to Decide Fate of Brother Slain
In Celina Mercer County a three judge court will try Florian Knapke on April 16 for the slaying of his brother Linus during an argument over a wagon on their farm. Previously Knapke pleaded guilty to first degree murder before Judge A H Miller, with two Ohio Supreme Court appointees to form the panel, the first use of this procedure in the county.
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Celina
Florian Knapke
Linus
Florian
Mercer Country Common Pleas
A. H. Miller Yesterdar
Ohio Supreme Court
Miller
Use Of Air Mail Grows In Elyria
Elyrians increasingly rely on air mail for speedy communication says postmaster Charles J. Sar Lor. Businessmen value time saved and rates dropped to six cents per ounce boosting use, with anecdotes of papers retrieved after air delivery and floods making air routes a key option for urgent mail.
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Elyria
Charles J. Sar- Lor
Elrr
New York
Elsria
Easter Parade Car Trade In Deals
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Copiagi
E. W. Patton
FERA
S. D. Downing
State Tax Commission
Rich
Federal Admien Fe
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Pietro Badoglio
Mediterranean
Mussolini
League
Virginia Garda
Giornaie d Italia
Mater
Anticeli Corrado
Sasa Baneh
Steel Concern
Dayton Jewelry Company
Ohio Wpa
John Bull
Il Duce
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