War Talk Surges in Europe as Britain Presses for Action
Rome reports rising talk of war across Europe as Britain pushes for immediate penalties on Italy over Ethiopia. Observers fear a Mediterranean crisis if the League stalls. Italy warns Britain may act independently to curb colonial aims, while Mussolini readies fleets and troops for possible moves.
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Rome
Europe
Great Britain
Italy
Mediterranea
League of Nations
Britain
League
Ethiopia
Mediterranean
Kaly
Che Zir
Pavel
Libya
Ez OL
Kalians
Benito Mussolini
Revive Hopes For Health Camp Here
A county conference revived plans for a 11 week children health camp funded largely by WPA and assisted by FERA. District WPA Director Downing showed cautious backing while County Commissioner Dunn urged prioritizing the project over a simple spring recreational camp. Estimates for staff and facilities run into five figures, with costs including carpenters, nurses, aides, and supervision to serve dozens of relief families.
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Beorwes
Oscar &Dunn
WPA
Ss. D. Downing
Dunn
Downing
Lorain
Fera Work Relief
Loovain County
L. B. Hindman
Tan Jan
T& He
Sunrise Services in Oberlin Easter Observance
Sunrise services planned by a joint Oberlin church committee at the Memorial Arch on Easter morning at 6:00 o clock with Dr. Robert E. Brown of Oberlin School of Theology as speaker. A Cappella choir and conservatory instrumentalists to perform. weather backup at Warner Hall.
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Oberlin
Memorial Garch
Robert E. Brown
Obin School of Theology
A Cappe
Me Chrissen
Conservatory
Warner
George J. Bennett
Carrol 3
Fowler
Wiliam K. Breesenridge
Harver
Thomas Ard
Peart
Janz
Marrs Twain
A. Dawards
Organ Postindebois
Muity Church
Religious Drama At Church Of Christ Alton
The Drama Guild of America presents a religious drama at the Church of Christ featuring Martha Cole and Herman Gannett as Pontius Pilate. The cast includes J Foster directing with R H Kinz and George Fridenstein assisting in staging.
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Sundas Vist
Pilate
Cian
Taral
Candia
Drama Guild of America
Mershall Goold
Elfjane Cole
Herman Gannett
Pontius Pilate
Wit J. Foster
Pief R. H. Kinz
George Fridenstein
Lots Hance
Trusty Walks Away And Imbibes Freely
An unclear note describes a person identified as Trusty walking away and imbibing freely and mentions a 3458 figure and a favored ent. The text is garbled with multiple errors and nonsensical phrases, offering no coherent event or verifiable details.
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Trusty
Deaths and obituaries from Elyria and nearby towns
Death notices from Elyria area list Eien Sievers of Elyria Home for the Aged, born in Pomeroy Ohio August 22, member of First M E Church, funeral details at Taylor Funeral Home and Home for the Aged. Also Mrs S Barth of Ridgeville Township dies at 75 after a lingering illness. survivors include daughters Mrs Leon Coe and Mrs George Coe, grandson Ralph, sister Mrs Mooney, brother Michael Rabeng. services Monday April 15 at St Peters Ridgeville. Mrs Matilda Sirene of Sandusky, mother of Mrs James Bellami, dies. funeral at late home Monday afternoon. George Salar of 214 Grand Street obituary with Sudro Funeral Home services next Monday. R L Mot sch Avon notes Louis Mot sch 41 dies on Nagel Road with burial at East Avon Cemetery. Elderly banker dies. Circleville First National Bank president R F Benford dies after extended illness.
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Eien Sievers
Elyria
Miss Sievers
Pomeror
Ohio
M. E
Taylor
Karl P. Meister
Barth
S. Barth
Be Road
Ridgeville Township
DS Seng
Leon Coe
George Coe
North Olmsted
Ralph
Rome
Mooney
Cleveland
Michael Rabeng
Bazlex Road
Iff
St. Peters Church
Ridgevi oOaling
Peters Cemetery
Matilda Sirene
Sandusky
James Bellami
Orinck
Lotis UL Motschavon
Louis U Metech
Nagel Road
Celia
Sans
Raymond Motsch
Edward
Elmer Weiss
Hols Trinity Church
Father Lea Worth
East Avon Cemetery
Circleville, O
R. F. Benford
First National Bank
Elyrian Hurt In Lake Avenue Car Crash At Stop 9
Stephen Nasipak, 22, of Abbe Road, was hospitalized at Elyria Memory with possible internal injuries after his car left a curve on Lake Avenue near Stop 9 and rolled into a ditch, snapping a telephone pole. He was with two girls and a young man he picked up at LaPorte Inn. their names were not known. A separate crash on Detroit Road in Avon damaged a car driven by Catherine Casper of Avon, and another collision at Huron Street and Lake Avenue involved Mrs. Ralph Ticheror of Woodland Avenue.
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Stephen Nasipak
Abbe Road
Elyria Memory Hospital
Lake Avenue
Stop 9
Nasipsk
LaPorte Inn
Catherine Casper
Avon
Cy Hieiman
Chicago
Detroit
Ralph Ticheror
Woodland Avenue
Huron Street
Nominations Made For Officers Of Teachers Association
Six Lorain County school officials and teachers have been nominated for officers of the Lorain County Teachers Association and four others named as delegates to the Ohio Education Association. Officers and delegates will be elected at the Vincent school meeting Tuesday night during the spring meeting of the Council of Parent Teacher Associations. Nominees include President candidates M L Rover and A W Shiestds. Vice President candidates Miss Viola Kreeser and Mrs Berel Patterson. Secretary-Treasurer candidates J Irvine Kine and Earl Bautenschleser. Delegates to represent the association at the Ohio Education Association: Will Blake Avon Stevensen Miss Adiline Becker Norreach and Miss Mitchell Penfield Township fifth and sixth grade teacher.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Viola Kreeser
South Amherst
Berel Patterson
Ridgeville High
Echool
J. Irvine Kine
Avon Laxe
Earl Bautenschleser
Clearview
Ihe
Ohio Education
Will Blake
Avon Stevensen
Adiline Becker
Xoreach
Miss Mitchell
Penfield Tewaship
Chief Justice Hughes Busy At Desk On 74th Birthday
Washington April 11 Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes 74 today plans a quiet birthday at his desk. Born to a Baptist family in Glens Falls New York he intended to stay busy with court duties and a conference with the Supreme Court in the afternoon. In the evening he may attend a function for Saturday.
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Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Glenn Falls
N. Y
Supreme Court
Hunger Marchers Parade Before White House in Washington
About five hundred hunger marchers marched past the White House with red banners while a leaders’ committee carried a petition for a 36,000,000 work relief program. The event highlighted calls for federal job relief amid government deliberations.
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Washington
White House
Underwood Becomes Federal Judge in Ohio Seat
Mell G. Underwood of New Lexington, former representative from Ohio 11th District, was sworn in as federal judge for the Southern Ohio District in Columbus. Judge Robert R. Neff administered the oath amid a crowded courtroom of friends and well wishers.
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Columbusis
Mell G. Underwood
New Lexington
11Th
Ohio Iiet
Southern
Ohio
Underwood
Robert R. Xe
Farmers To Meet At West Ridge School
An additional community meeting for Lorain County farmers to explain the National Cost Conservation Program was announced today. County agricultural extension agent F Humfel said the session will be held Wednesday night at West Ridge School in Carlisle Township for farmers from Carlisle and Elyria Townships. In Dayton Ohio on April 11, Delilah Hayworth aged 64 was killed late yesterday when struck by a freight train.
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Lorain County
F Humfel
West Ridge School
Carlisle Township
Carlisle
Elyria
Dayton
Deliliah Hayworth
Former Miner Suspected Of Bomb Mailings Linked To Deaths
A Wilkes-Barre man, described as a former miner, was detained after bombs in cigar boxes killed one man and wounded four others. Police reported no charges yet but said they believed they had the right man. Post office inspectors questioned him overnight as postal workers and authorities feared more bombs would be mailed.
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Wilkes-Barre
Spectors
Pohkee
United Ant
Fennsylvania
United Anthratizers
Thomas
Machael Gallagher
John B. Gallagher
United Mine Workers of America
Gallagher
Maloney
Henjamin R Jones
County Court
James A. Gorman
Hazelton
Father v. Kalifen
Harrys Goldstone
Kingston
New Alden Coal Company
Krifies
Jaithe
Goeldstone
Havi
Post Office
Fa Eceman
Judie Jones
SP Marr
Shepan Catholic Churel
Mege
Jo Jou
Bas Reparies
Pleads Not Guilty To Keeping A Gambling Place
Sam Reizman of Chestnut Street was arrested by Lt. Patrick Crehan and officers for running a gambling place. He pleaded not guilty before Major Don A. Baird and was released on 19 dollar bond. Police found cards on the table rent on the floor and five cards in a player’s pocket.
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Sam Reizman
Chestnut
Don A. Baird
Patrick Crehan
C. ©. Parker
L. D. Brown
Reizman
A.m. Teder
Doctor Wipes Off $50,000 From Accounts
In Cohasset Minnesota Dr M Niar, a long time local physician, reveals he burned his old record book in a fireplace and says his concern is patient care not money. He notes accounts owed ranged from a few dollars to several hundred, with some as high as five hundred nine dollars. He reflects on his life serving the community over 34 years and laments the burden of finances on his work. Nearby Ohio notices announce district meetings of the Ohio Library Association in various cities next week, with Blanche Roberts organizing the Lancaster session on Friday April 17.
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Cohasset. Winn
M. N.iar
Cohasset
Hurst
Horst
Coltmbus
Greenville
Lancaster
Findlar
Portsmouth Y
Cleveland Heights
East Liverpool
Ohio Library Association
Blanche C. Roberts
Columbus Library
Faces Charge Of Driving While Intoxicated
A man identified as Dysom Sit was jailed by Major Dow A. A pri ying shire on a drunken driving charge after his car collided with a truck near West River Street. Patrolmen Fred Bongs and C L Miner arrested him at 9:45 p m following the crash, which left Clarion Damon 0 R.D.2 Ober injured. The accident occurred earlier today in Clarion.
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Dysom
Sit
Dow A
Baird
Dri
Fred Bongs
C .L. Miner
West River Street
Clarion Damon
R.D
Acci
All State Roads See Weight Limit Lifts
County officials announce weight restrictions on state roads will be lifted this Monday after earlier limits due to spring conditions on county routes. Highway Director John faster stated the change reflects improved road conditions and aims to ease transportation constraints in Lorain County.
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Lorain Couny
John Faster
Red Cross relief aid praised amid flood distress response
A letter from Ricard F Allen Eastern area manager commends nationwide Red Cross flood relief work and notes 119,990 dependent families across 13 states. He urges continued use of contributions for emergency care. Elyria chapter highlighted for prompt action. In community news Nuit Bridge club hosts at 405 W 14th St with prizes, desserts, and upcoming tea plans at 215 Obertin Rd. More meetings scheduled for April 22 and April 16 events.
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Ricard Fallen
Red Cross
Allen
Elyria
Sucinda Jackson
Nuit Bridge
W. 14Th Street
L. Peronshire
M Winfield
C. Chapman
L. Crince
Mae Meredith
Obertin Road
James Howe
Fourth J Street
Markets a yo KHODLE. Site- Market frm ad extras
Market listing with mixed items and prices. Reads like a fragment from a 19th century newspaper column showing farm produce, grains, feeds, and livestock terms. Mentions wheat, flour, corn, oats, and various weights and prices. includes vendor notes and miscellaneous product names.
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Hess
Pexas
Court House Notices Include Foreclosures Across Lorain County
A torrent of civil suits filed in Lorain County seeks foreclosure and monetary judgments. Writs stain Wlix H Franklin Jr and others for 3320 with foreclosure on Avon property. Jessie McGhee sues Netmie Beginney for 320. Home Owners Loan Corp targets Nevitte for 1182 with mortgage foreclosure. Lorain County Savings and Trust sues Catherine Jackson and James for 23 and 11 respectively, plus other actions including a 10 973 claim by Rotary Machine Enginee Company and a county car purchase request by commissioners.
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Cleveland
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Catherine Jackson
Body Found After Burglary Attempt in Toledo
The body of James Roughton, believed fatally wounded while trying to break into a gasoline station near the Ohio Michigan line, was found in a ditch. Lawrence Cox, 36, of Tribs Fancline station, reported awakening to two men entering the station. he fired, then they fled.
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Toledo. O
James Roughton
Toledo
Lawrence Cox
Cox
Fined For Intoxication In City Arraignment
Major Dan A. Baird fined Edward Witt aged 22 of 1247 East River Street and AT Rathknert aged 20 of 236 Princeton for intoxication. Fines totaled 7.2 dollars including costs. Patrolmen Le Johnson and Myron Gibson arrested them on Court Street at midnight as Witt attempted to insert a key in the ignition rock.
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Dan A. Baird
Edward Witt
East River Street
Rathknert
Princeton
Le= Johnson
Myron Gibson
Court Street
Witt
Tax plan debate foreshadows corporate levy fights
A Senate committee discussed proposed changes to a corporate tax plan, warning about higher taxes and dividend effects on industry. Observers noted uncertainties in revenue projections and the impact on welfare programs and payroll assessments, with potential phased increases over several years.
Man Bitten by Dog In Yard Incident
Stanley Sivamicki, age 19, of 91 171 Bath Street, was bitten on the left thigh by a dog at 1:50 p.m. yesterday in the yard at 12 Ames Street. The dog was fatally injured while the animal was at large.
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Stanley Sivamicki
Bath Street
Suis Aimas
Tait Street
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Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Allan Harris
Jean T. W. Graham
Jeralem
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Aish
MIT. Zion Baptist
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Pacial
Her. F. N. Marshdors
Gaberlin
WTAM
H. P. Clagett
A. B
D. B
O. C. Christianser
Infantos
John Hughes
Amherse Hospital
James P. Brennan
St. Mary's Cemetery
Men's Brotherhood of the First Methodist Church
Mozdar
C. EF. Ward
Ridgeville
L. B. Stephan
Indianapolis
Sturt
Cial Co
Lene Christman
Iz Mortane
Grace Becket
Eit
Woodland Atente
Community Garden
Behr
Kelivs Island
Church of Christ
Wien
CanimMe
Claude S. Hoy
Broad St
Ellen Stevers
Mrs
Matilda Sterw
Salay Funerai
George Salar
Grand Street
White
Sudro Funeral Home
Elyrian
Teachers’ Association
Bulletin
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Ehers
Pennsylvania
Lehman
Matones
Hanover
Det
Maroner
Pis Yaro
Marzurer
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Pennvaria State Police
Uhat
Nuit* Bridge Club
O’donnell
Prises
Fiewater
Qo Mpa
Coens
Bomill
Witman
Detbert
Gross Megied
Be Jaute
Tiny RB
Findley
Bert Hess
Deferda Lorain
LaGrange Hardware Couloq
Charles H
Jessie McGhee
Netmie Beginney Et al
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Josephing Nevitte
Lorainine
Emer Pump Company
Cemaron
Soci
Federal
Asher
Andar
Eas
Wall Street Journal
New York
Sibley & Sprague
Turner Block
Rhone
Lorain County Company
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