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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1932

Page

12

Hoover Says He Would Accept Salary Reduction

Washington April 11 Hoover offered to a one dollar per year salary cut for a President. He stated he would waive his constitutional right against a salary cut and accept whatever reduction was suggested. House economy chairman McDuffie warned such action by Congress may be unconstitutional.

Washington T Hoover iMaturday White House Hoover McDuffie House Economy Committee Congress

Shoppers Aid Needy as Elyria Relief Pantry Prep Gathersgroceries

Elyria's relief commissary, aimed at dispensing food to the needy, neared operation after a citywide drive by the Elyria Woman's Club. Volunteers staffed 39 grocery stores Saturday, raising 50 from Kellogg Co while encouraging customers to donate. Mayor Van Oster praised the effort and predicted the city pantry would soon operate on a regular grocery-store model, cutting purchase costs by bulk buying. The report notes a Moharram observance forbids perfume, colored garments, or loud laughter.

Elyria Elrria Woman's Club W. H. van Oster Woman's Club Clamson Iaity

Autos in Collision and Theft Reported in Elyria

Cars of C L Adams at 101 Denison Avenue and Carl Hanter on Townline Road collided at Midl e avenue and Seventh street last night, police report. Vic Resar on East Broad Street reported a wire wheel and tire stolen from his car on Depot Street. An auto driven by J Abraham of New York City skidded on East Bridge Street and hit a tree stump.

C. L. Adams Denison Avenue Carl Hanter Townline Road Elyria Middle Avenue Seventh Street Vic Resar East Broad Street Depot Street J. Abraham New York City East Bridge Street

Two Small Fires Are Extinguished In Elyria Homes

Elyria firemen were called to two small fires on Saturday night and last night. The first, at 6 04 pm Saturday, burned a clothes line being cleaned in a boiler at Maurice Hyman 620 Park Avenue. The second, at 9 04 pm last night, at F R Crawford 1117 Middle Avenue, started by heat from the chimney browning wallpaper over a chimney hole on the second floor.

Elyria Maurice Hyman Park Avenue F. R. Crawford Middle Avenue

Boys Register for Plane Club Elyria M A Chapter Formed

The Elyria chapter of the Model Airplane Designers of America opened with 50 boys registering on the first day. The group aims to promote aviation interest nationwide. Listed registrants include James Tite Jack Shewell William Wisninger George Todgham and many others.

Elyria Model Airplane Designers of America Ideal Bors Hisra James Tite Jack Shewell William Wissinger George Todgham Richard Gates Richard Fey Theodore Thomas Reid William Leanon James Leanon Richard Ross Thomas McVey Charles McVey Jack Curtis Billy Pinkerton Thomas Lee Retilley Rodney Long Gilbert Rudna Robert Spaulding Donald Hensman Robert Lee Buttle George Martin Robert Elek Joe Halek James Robertson Gordon Holton LeRos Milliren

Republic Steel Lands $1 Million Pipe Order

Republic Steel Corporation has landed a roughly one million dollar contract to supply pipe for a 72 mile natural gas line in California. Production will start immediately, employing hundreds at Republic’s Youngstown plants as six to eight open hearths in Lansingville melt steel for several weeks, boosting output compared with last month. The Southern Counties Gas Company, a Pacific Lighting subsidiary, awarded the bid amid extensive competition from U.S. manufacturers.

Youngstown Republic Steel Corporation California Republic Southern Counties Gas Company Pacific Lighting Corporation Lansingville

Ohio State gets $10000 from estate of Edward Orton Jr

Ohio State University has received ten thousand dollars from the estate of the late General Edward Orton Jr son of its first president and former dean of the College of Engineering. The sum represents the proceeds of a life insurance policy. Political meeting at Second M E Church in Lorain County. Women of the Lorain County Political League held a mass meeting at the church on Middle Avenue Sunday afternoon. They were addressed by Rose Moriarty of Cleveland J Bins Oberlin. Historians and Philosophers have long debated the nature and function of history.

Ohio State Unt Columbus Ohio State University Edward Orton, I Jr College of Engineering M. E. Church Lorain County Political League M. E Middle Avenue Rose Moriarty Cleveland J. Bins Barnes Oberlin

Passengers shaken in bus and auto collision

Several passengers were bruised and shaken early yesterday morning when a Nevin bus and a car driven by a New London resident collided at East Townsend. Sheriff Clarence Adams said Migs Blanche Hass of Indian Hollow road was among the bus passengers, while C. H. Shaw and L. B. Stone, both of New London, were in the car.

New London East Townsend Clarence Adams Migs Blanche Hass Indian Hollow Road C. H. Shaw L. B. Stone

Farm Women Close Winter Projects in Lorain County

Lorain County farm women will wrap up winter projects under the county agricultural extension service this week. Alice Bird reports the Rochester and Brighton furniture refinishing efforts end with last meetings. The nutrition project concludes with Eaton Ladies Aid Church meeting. Four H Clubs prepare for spring and summer, with Eaton Foods Club Markley Sewing Society Telegraph road Kitchen Katies Club and Lake Avenue Triple S Clothing Club scheduled across Wednesday to Friday.

Lorain County County Agricultural Extension Service Alice Bird Rochester Rochester Town Hall Brighton Witter Eaton Ladies* Aid Eaton Church Eaton Foods Club Markley Sewing Salles the Kitchen Katies Telegraph Road Jewell Beal Lake Avenue Triple S Clothing Club

Murray Ridge Road Man Personal Crisis Reports

Murray Ridge Road man Ted McDonald 2 of Murray Ridge Road killed himself in his bedroom about 10 36 a m today sheriff Jareice Adams reports McDonald survived by his wife Nellie and one child He was residing at his father in law Louis V Mepe stt is reported Sheriff Hurley was unharmed in a plane crash near Richmond as Patrick Hurley and party were en route to Washington from Indianapolis plane damaged but no injuries. they continued by car to Cincinnati then train to Washington with Lieutenant C W C Gousland remaining with the craft.

Ted McDonald Murray Ridge Road Jareice Adams McDonald Nellie Ore Louis Vmepestt Hurley Rash Richmond Patrick J Hurley

Fascists and anti-Fascists clash at Italian institute in Toulouse

In Toulouse France April revolvers bottles and canes were used in a tussle between Italian Fascists and anti-Fascists during a ceremony at an Italian institution. Murat gendarmes ended the affray by scattering combatants after an anti-Fascist jaw was broken by a blunt impact.

France Toulouse Aprii Murat

Pastor Burton Prepares Farewell Sermon At Local Church

Reverend Burton of the Second M. E. Church on Middle Avenue preached his farewell sermon on Sunday. He and Mrs Burton and Mrs George Robinson will attend the Cincinnati Conference starting Wednesday. A church program honored the couple with speeches, songs, and tributes from church groups and trustees.

Burton M. E. Church Middle Avenue George Robinson Cincinnati Moctor Sutton Jennie Washington Kathryn Wilson Napoleon Shropshire Epworth League Clarabell Young Visionary Society William Triplowt Fletcher Hopswell Mra. Washington Mra. Smith Robinson

Summer Closing Hours Discussed Oberlin Ohio

Oberlin businessmen met April 11 at Oberlin Inn to set summer closing hours. They voted to open shops first Wednesday after commencement through the third Wednesday in September. A 5:30 clos ing discussion was referred to a committee. Various local clubs and societies announced meetings through mid April including Pansy Chapter OES, Rainbow Degree visitors from Cleveland, Vine Rebekah Lodge, Literary and Social Club, Kouple Klub, Comfort Club, W R C, and Oberlin Women’s Club Music Department. Mrs Danton hosted events and will report on Ohio Indiana Michigan Wisconsin branch activities.

Oberlin, O Oberlin Oberlin Inn Jerry Steel Danton Collore Place Cleveland The Vine Rebekah Lodge William Gerber L. H. Trufant South Prospect Street H. A. Broadwell Union Street Kouple Klub Laslie Bickel East Lorain Street American Legion Rooms Oberlin Women’s Club W. PD. Hobbs Oberlin Brancn Oberlin College Talcott Hall Hope Hibbard Gidys Moore Lytle Ohio Iino Nediana Michigan Wisconsin

Club Activities Of Coming Week

Oberlin Women’s Club Education Department meets this evening at 7:30 with Mrs Clara Greene 75 Elmwood Place. Mrs L E Burgner speaks on Travel Through Letters from Japan and Syria. Pleasant Street PTA meets in the school auditorium with Coach Holden as speaker. Vine Rebekah Lodge holds its regular meeting tonight. Mrs M A Houghton hosts the Nineteenth Century Club on Tuesday April 12. Sorosis meets Tuesday April 12 at 5 pm at Mrs Carl Kinney’s home. The Literature Department of the Gherlin Women’s Club meets Tuesday April 12 at 3 pm at Johnson House with Mrs Walter Crafts hosting. Rebekah Aid Society meets Wednesday all day at Mrs Frank Kreuger’s home. a pot luck dinner will be served at noon. WW T L will meet Wednesday at 3 o’clock.

Oberlin Women’s Club Clara Greene Elmwood Phice L. E. Burgner Japan Syria Pleasant Street Parent- Teacher Association Holden Vine Rebekah Lodge M. A. Houghton East College Street Nineteenth Century Club Sorosis Carl Kinney Gherlin Womens Club Johnson House Walter Crafts Rebekah Aid Society Frank Kreuger Www. c. Tll Oclork

Death Notices from Elyria and Surrounding Areas

Death notices record Sarah L Hull of Elyria wife of Walter Hull died at home April 19 1873 born in Toledo and a 20 year resident of Elyria with surviving husband three sons Grover Harold Dever Hull two daughters Alberta Bowell Greg Tressa Sassmanhausen three brothers Elmer Robert Frank Richmond one sister Verna Banning and memberships in several local groups Funeral at home with Rev F B Bond burial in Ridgeland cemetery Eduard Feidler 42 Berea born Jan 16 189 and survived by wife Geraldine and children including Alvin with siblings and Maccabees ties Funeral in Berea and burial at North Murray Ridge Wellington death of David Dickson 60 with service at Andrews Funeral Home and burial at New London Cemetery William Radley 65 Huntington four children and burial at Shaw Cemetery Friendaville plus several other local obituaries mentioning traits and residences and funeral arrangements.

Sarah L. Hull Saran I. Hull Walter Hull Eleventh Street Toledo Elyria Grover Harold Dever Hull Alberta Bowell Greg Tressa Sassmanhausen Elmer Richmond Robert Richmond Frank Richmond Verna Eduard Feidler Berea Hoapital Huron Ohio Berea Olive Reinke Feidler Geraldine Adeline Alvin Emil Minerva Mis Laura Barnes Vermilion Naoma Seabold la Grantee Florence Long The Maccabees Lodge Haag East Bridge Street North Murray Ridge Wellington David Dickson Elyria Memorial Hospital Dickson E. D.' Snyder Andrew William Radley Huntington James Georgs William of Orville Florence Lock Wond New London Andrews Funeral Home Shaw Cemetery Friendaville

Christmas Club Anniversary Plans Discussed at Luncheon

Mrs. A. B. Parsons hosted a one o clock luncheon for the Christmas Club today. Plans for the twentieth anniversary celebration next month were discussed. Alfred Wheeler Amherst College athletic coach, is visiting his sister Mrs. S. L. Powers and family on South Siam Street.

A. B. Parsons Alfred Wheeler Amherst College S. L. Powers South Sjaim Street

Lindbergh Kidnap Case Details Lieutenants Cite Alibi

Col Lindbergh’s statement explains the ransom note and positive identification method used to confirm the kidnapers. An unnamed suspect was arrested and whisked to Hopewell for questioning by state police. Investigations trace alibis and informants as searches extend across New Jersey and neighboring areas.

Col. Lindbergh Col Lindbergh Harry Walsh Jersey City

Lindbergh Kidnapping Negotiations Report

Reported scene shows a bright house and parked cars outside a courtyard amid unverified theories. Negotiators in Norfolk, led by Rev H Dobson Peacock, expect major developments within days as John Hughes Curtis flies to consult Col Lindbergh while Rear Admiral Burrage remains away.

Lindbergh U. S. Treasury Jasfie New York Jassie Norfolk H. Dobson-Peacock John Hughes Curtis Col. Lindbergh Curtis Guy H. Burrage

Auto victim death suit seeks 35000 in damages

A common pleas court suit seeks 35000 from Miss Bertha Philpott, retired Elyria teacher, by Zoe Mae Fister as administratrix for Arthur Avery Fister. He was killed January 7 after being struck at Middle avenue and Fourth street. The action benefits the decedent's widow and two daughters, ages 15 and 10.

Common Pleas Court Bertha Philpott Elyria Zoe Mae Fister Arthur Avery Fister Miss Philpott Middle Avenue Fourth Street

Senate Sees Battle Over Veteran Bonus After Passage

Keates reports the Senate's continued debate on the veteran bonus bill as President Hoover weighs a veto. Leaders expect a final clash before adjournment, with veterans groups split over immediate payment despite backing from some posts. The American Legion remains divided, reaffirming its national stance while local posts push for action.

Keates Senate Hoovers Congress National Organization of the American Legion Henry J. Stevens

Lindbergh Kidnapping Case Details Retold

The article recounts April 6 disclosure of serial numbers on currency paid by Lindbergh to alleged kidnappers and a sequence of letters and negotiations. It notes Condon's $1000 reward offer, a letter with foreign phrases, a taxi delivery led meeting in Yonkers, and a ransom request of $70 000 with an eight hour start, tied to Lindbergh's Martha's Vineyard flights.

United States Washington Lindbergh Condon Martha Bron Wome News New York Daily News Yonkers Martha’s Vineyard New England Coast

Cleveland Market Report on Poultry Produce and Grains

Market steady for eggs and poultry with mixed price ranges for Leghorn and other fowl. Hogs, cattle, calves, sheep, and grain futures show cautious movements, with steady to slightly lower bids on hogs and strong, higher bids for lighter weight cattle. grain and feed prices list alfalfa clover corn wheat oats and specialty feeds with No 1 timothy and straw varied by grade.

Clevelard Cleveland

Hafey Agrees In Matter Of Salary With Reds

Cincinnati April 11 Sidney Weil Reds president closed Hafey deal from Berkeley by telephone for 1952 salary. Hafey fitness and East-bound trip planned with he to join board by next Monday. Reds intend Hafey in left field with Babe Herman in right and Douthit or Crabtree in center as they chase a strong hitting outfield.

Cincinnati St. Louis Hafey Sidney Weil Reds Berkeley California Weil Dan Howley Chick Babe Herman Taylor Douthit Estel Crabtree

Court House Notes and Legal Proceedings

Laura Lawson was granted a divorce from Clarence for neglect of duty with $590 alimony by Judge W B Thompson. Max Katz was granted a divorce from Anna Katz for wilful absence for three years. same judge. Kishman Beal Land Company and Hattie Braun and Allen Braun Miller appealed in common pleas against state highway condemnation for Lake road near Beaver Creek. J J Ewers’ trial on a statutory charge set to begin in common pleas tomorrow. To the Moslem, Jerusalem is second in sanctity to Mecca. Our galaxy contains billions of stars.

Laura Lawson Clarence W. B. Thompson Max Katz Anna Katz W. BR. Thompson Kishman Beal Land Company Hattie Braun Allene Braun Miller Common Pleas Court Beaver Creek J. J. Ewers Lorain

Soviet Troops Kill 20 Koreans On Border

Tokio April 11 report from Nippon Dempo News Service says Soviet troops killed 20 Koreans at the Korea Siberia border as natives tried to cross into Russian territory. The patrols were active along the entire border.

Tokio Chientao Manchuria Nippon Dempo Korea- Siberia

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