Relief Levy May Be Submitted To Voters
Elyria Mayor Joseph Q Petro proposes a relief levy of half mil or three fourths mil to go before voters at the May 14 primary. The move aims to cover a projected relief balance depletion by June with expected annual revenue of about 21 000 at half mill or 31 500 at three fourths mil. Council will meet Friday at 7 30 p m to discuss. a resolution to submit may pass at the Monday regular session. The city’s unencumbered relief balance stood at 2781 as of March 31, not counting 1342 from relief bond surpluses awaiting cashed checks pending an audit. The total relief balance could be at least 4123 after adding 1342. There are 70 relief cases affecting 225 people. last month’s relief spend was 2127, with state aid about 700 monthly, leaving a net city cost near 1300 per month.
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Joseph Q. Petro
Elyria
councl
Ellsworth Albert
Albert
Subscriptions To Salvation Army Drive Update
The Salvation Army building fund dinner’s move to Elyria RICA at 6 p m was announced today. Second reports show 1316 subscribed toward 18000 goal for a new citadel at 708 Broad Street with other Elyria groups donating. Numerous organizations and clubs listed as supporters include Bethel Shrine Susanna Wesley Class Major Woodworth Camp United Spanish War Veterans and more.
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Salvation Army building fund
Elyria
RICA
Church of Christ
Salvation Army
Broad street
Bethel Shrine
Susanna Wesley
First Miethodist church
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
General Aid Society of the
Protected Home Circle
Elyria Woman's Club
Royal Neighbors of America
Elyna Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Order of Eastern Ster
Forget-me-not Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Arrest of School Bus Driver for Speeding in Columbus
On April 11 Francis Mic Carrey 36 was arrested for speeding while driving a school bus with more than a dozen children on board. He said he was picking up children for five Franklin township schools and admitted to the time.
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COLUMBUS
Francis MicCarrey
McCarley
Franklin township
Weather Summary Ohio and Surrounding Regions
Cloudy with rain possible in the east and south tonight and Friday. Colder Friday in the west and north. A strong high pressure area moves southeast over the mountains and plains with the highest readings in Montana. Warmer in the lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys toward the Atlantic, while the Rocky Mountain plateau and central plains remain much colder. Light to moderate precipitation extends from Oklahoma and Arkansas northward through the central plains to the lake region.
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OHIO
mountain
plains states
Montana
Atlantic
Texas
Michigan
Mississippi
Rocky mountain plateau
Mississippi valley
Oklahoma
Arkansas
central plains and
lake region
Indications Of Preparations For German Attack On Western Front
Paris reports an authoritative source saying high command observed signs of a German attack prep on the western front. A war official analyst warned the front could flare into action at any moment amid quiet sectors and desultory shelling.
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PARIS
U.P
western front
Netherlands
Nimweg
Arhem
Belgium
Scandinavia
Germany
Italy
Balkans
Reich
Britain Claims Strong Attacks By Air Force
British Royal Air Force planes have carried out large scale operations against Germany since Sunday. The air ministry said a German cruiser was sunk off Bergen Norway on Tuesday and that 19 German planes were destroyed since Sunday with six RAF planes lost. Seven German planes were shot down over northern Scotland last night and five downed in an attack on Scapa Flow Monday night. Extended reconnaissance reported at least three German planes destroyed on Norwegian airfields. two RAF flying boats, one recon plane and three bombers were lost.
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LONDON
Royal air force
air ministry
Bergen
Norway
Horns Reef
Denmark
47 ministry
Scotland
Scapa Flow
Germany
ministry
Norwegian
admiralty
home security ministry
North Sea
AMSTERDAM
Netherlands
Skagerrak
Europe
Retail Sales Show Fine Gain In Lorain County
Lorain county led state gains in the first quarter sales tax rise, with a 20.5 percent increase to 11.17 million dollars from 9.91 million. Excise taxes on beer wine malt and cigarettes also rose 9.4 percent to 3.84 million.
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Lorain County
Don H. Ebright
Ebright
Lorain County PTA Council Elects Officers for Two Years
Mrs. Lucile Rawson of La Grange was chosen president of the Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations for two years at Columbia School. Fred Lott of Avon Lake and Lee Terrell of Eaton were re elected as second vice president and treasurer respectively. Mrs. Rawson succeeds Mrs. Loia Wigert, also of La Grange, who served as president. Wigert received a bouquet in appreciation.
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Lucile Rawson
La Grange
Lorain County
German Losses In Men Very High
Reports from Amsterdam indicate a major naval battle off the Swedish coast dispersed a German troop transport column. Witnesses saw many Germans in the water after transports sank while British forces claimed multiple air casualties and crippling losses for Germany.
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AMSTERDAM
Netherlands
Germany
Scotland
Roosevelt asks Congress to grant power to reorganize federal agencies
President Roosevelt urged Congress to authorize a broad restructuring of the federal executive establishment, seeking to remove 21 exemptions and place key agencies under a unified authority. The plan moves the FDA and Weather Bureau, shifts soil and forestry duties, and envisions a Civil Aeronautics Board within the Commerce Department.
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WASHINGTON
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Air Safety Board
Civil Aeronautics authority
CAA
Civil Aeronautics Board
commerce department
Federal Food and Drug administration
Agriculture department
Federal Security Administration
Weather Bureau
Agriculture
Commerce
Soil Conservation Service
Interior
White Horse Secreary
Stephen T. Barry
forestry service
DoW 1m
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Labor Relations Board
General Accounting Office
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Power Commission Board of Tax Appeals
Federal Reserve System Board of Governors
Coast Guard
U. S. Mantime Commission
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Annual Meeting Of Elyria Y M C A Set For May Seventh
W Listerman FBI special agent in Cleveland will speak at the Elyria Y M C A annual meeting on May 7. Eight members will be elected to the board of trustees. Nominations will be presented by a committee of Judge Guy B. Fundiey, R. C. Maston, and Mayor Joseph Q. Peiro.
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W.L Listerman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cleveland
Elyria Y. M. C. A
board of trustees
Guy B. Fundiey
R. C. Maston
Joseph Q. Peiro
Home At Wellington Damaged By Fire
Fire started in the basement of Mrs. Hazel Coffin home on Vine street at 9 30 p m caused by a furnace flue. Flames reached living room before Wellington fire department extinguished the blaze. Damage estimated at 1000 to the house with 300 loss of contents. Mrs Coffin was at work. children at school. Fire chief Lynn Coates reported the scene.
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WELLINGTON
O. Apri
Hazel Coffin
Vine street
Lynn Coates
Scarlet Fever Quarantine Closes Rowlesburg Institutions
Mayor Harry Brooke ordered schools churches and theaters closed in Rowlesburg West Virginia due to a scarlet fever outbreak. Public gatherings banned and children under 18 must remain indoors as the Preston County health council advises quarantine. cases under treatment not estimated.
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ROWLESBURG
W. Va
Harry Brooke
Preston county health council
Three German Bound Boats In The Danube Blown Up
Budapest April 11. Three German bound boats in the Danube were blown up near Romania. Reports said Germany sent notes to Hungary Yugoslavia and Bulgaria demanding full control of Danube shipping and policing rights. Italy’s stance uncertain while Mussolini may oppose upsetting the Balkan status quo.
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BUDAPEST
Hungary
Danube
Romania
Germany
Yugoslavia
Balaria
Italy
Gheorghe
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Turkey
Britain
France
Dardanelles
Autos Collide in Elyria injuring Tess Warnelle
Tess Warnelle of 615 East avenue was treated at Elyria Memorial hospital for abrasions after a car driven by Frank Sandro of 3570 West One Hundred fifty-ninth street collided with another on East Bridge street and hit a tree in front of 347 East Bridge street. Dan Henderson and Mary Harding sustained minor injuries. Edna Terry and others escaped unharmed.
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Tess Warnelle
East avenue
Elyria Memorial hospital
Frank Sandro
West One Hundred and Fifty-ninth street
Cleveland
East Bridge street
Mary Harding
East Ninty third street
Dan Henderson
East Ninty-third street
Sandra
Henderson
A. H Pfaff
Cleveland street
Sandro
Edna Terry
Lodi street
Aaron Callahan
Lucille Montgomery
po.ice
Samuel Baldwin
Beliefeld avenue
Brandston avenue
J. Lucas Co
Templecourt
East Broad street
Albert Simonic
East Twenty-sixth street
Lorain
Robert Tulk
Warn Against Burning Refuse On City Streets
Service Director D. Faxon returned to work after a week away and warned residents not to burn refuse on paved streets. He said burning damages pavements and is prohibited by city ordinance, with arrest and fines for violators.
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Service
D. Faxon
Faxon
Wooster Coach to Speak at Edna YMCA Sports Banquet
Wooster College basketball coach Mose Hole, 1939 40 state and Ohio Conference champion, will be vice principal speaker at the First Annual Sports Banquet. Awards will be given to water sports winners and county tournament honors announced by local officials and school leaders at Perry Court dinner.
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MC Mose’ Hole
Wooster College
Ohio
Edna ¥. M C. A
Elyna Recreation Board
Roy 3 Civier
Elynia High School
T Mathew Gilliland
United Presbyteran church
Harrie Stevick Y
MCA
Joseph Q Petro
Carl W Wagner
Elyma Recreation Board
J. Normen Thompson
Lorain
J. L. Urich
Emmanuel Lutheran church
Churchill warns Hitler over Skagerrak battle and Norway
London dated April 11. Prime Minister Churchill declares the Skagerrak fight rages with German ships to be blasted from the sea. He cites great losses to the German navy and predicts a widened Allied blockade of Norway. The report notes U boats and destroyers sunk, ships damaged, and British naval air actions along the Norwegian coast.
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NORWAY
Karlsruhe
Kristiansand
LONDON
Admralty
Winstor
Churchill
Skagerrak sea
Denmark
North Sea
House of Commons
Adolf Hitler
Scandinavia
Napoleon
Orkney islands
Skagerrak
Kaitegat
Faroe Islands
Scotland
Iceland
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