Bitter clash marks trial of Bishop Cannon Jr
Washington April 12 A bitter clash between opposing counsel opened the Bishop Cannon Jr trial revealing that former Senator Joseph Frelinghuysen aided his 1928 campaign against Alfred E. Smith. Frank C. Ferguson of Hackensack testified Frelinghuysen had the Hudson County National Bank issue two cashier checks of 300 each to boost Republican votes from city Democrats in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Joseph F. Frelinghuysen
N. J
Alfred E. Smith
Frank C. Ferguson
Hudson County National Bank of
Crewe
Jameson
Peyton Gordon
New Jersey
Public radio drive aids crippled children network
Nationwide radio plan to broadcast weekly programs supporting crippled children will run on about 100 stations in the United States and Canada. Deane S. Kintner of Cleveland chairs the project, using material from the International Society for Crippled Children. Galway, Ireland is called the intellectual capital of Ireland.
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United States
Canada
International Society For Crippled Children
Deane S. Kintner
Cleveland
International Society
Fast Train From Chicago Will Stop Here Elyria Officials Secure Forest City Special Stop
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce reports success in adding a stop for the Forest City Special in Elyria. J Hall of the New York Central Railroad confirms arrangements to let Chicago passengers disembark in Elyria, effective April 29, addressing local business needs. Earl D. Bacon, chamber secretary, notes existing fast trains from Chicago arrive between 4:30 am and 9:10 am, leaving manufacturers seeking a later stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chicago
Earl D. Bacon
Chamber
Forest City
Esria
Suspects Sought In Chicken Coop Fire
Police focus on a group of boys believed involved in a fire that destroyed a chicken coop at 157 Cleveland Street last evening. Firemen reported the loss of the coop owned by P. O. Meuts on. Elyria High School students heard a vocational guidance talk with speaker R. C. Griswold of Cleveland during a morning assembly at the high school auditorium.
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Coof
Cleveland Street
Oy P. O. Meutson
Elyria High School
R. C. Griswold
Cleveland
Roral School
Soviet aviators rescue 22 Arctic refugees from ice floes
In Moscow April 12 Soviet airmen freed 22 more refugees from the sunken icebreaker Cherusk in the Arctic off northwest Siberia. They had been stranded two months on floes near Cape Vankarem in repeated flights, leaving six still on the ice. The full 107 refugees are now expected to be rescued, marking a dramatic Far North achievement.
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Moscow
Cheruskin
Siberia
Cape VanKarem
Far North
Airmail Inquiry Continues in Senate Hearing
Washington attorney William J. Denning testified that post office officials hinted in November 1933 at changes to air mail regulations to allow independent companies to win contracts. He noted he was paid to press Braniff Airways to cancel route extensions and advised his employer of expected legal revisions. The inquiry, led by Sen. Warren R. Austin, questions alleged propaganda by independent operators to influence Roosevelt air policy.
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Washington
William J. Denning
Senate
Airmail Committee
Post Office Department
Denning
Braniff Airways
Oklahoma
T. E. Braniff
Department
Sen
Warren R. Austin
Ri Vi
Roosevelt
Digestive Aid Claims Cure for Nausea and Dizziness
A fragment notes use of Dares Mentha Pepsin as a remedy for sick dizzy attacks and nausea. It describes taking a tablespoonful after meals and claims relief, with lines referencing warmth, camfapins shianto, and warnings about other drugs like Standard Drag On. The text is garbled but focuses on a home remedy and its supposed effectiveness.
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Shianto
Kean
Noted Soprano to Sing in Oberlin Recital
Abbie Mitchell, noted lyric soprano, will give a song recital Tuesday evening at eight in Finney Chapel, Oberlin. Head of the royal department of Tuekeger Teste tute School of Muse, she is widely known for her Negro music interpretation and has appeared in many concerts nationwide. Local people anticipate a rare treat.
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Oberlin
Abbie Mitchell
Finney Chapel
Miss Mitchell
Tuekeger Testetute School
Muse
Glee Clubs To Sing Tomorrow at Oberlin High
The Oberlin Senior Lush Schoo Boys and Girls Glee Clubs and orchestra host their annual spring concert Friday April 1 at 7 50 p m in the high school auditorium. Numbers will be performed by each club and by the combined groups. They will forgo their cantata and compete at Akron April 23, with a select number from the glee clubs possibly joining a massed 500 voice chorus. A concert at Akron is planned for the contest evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Akron
Oberlin AAUW Hosts Tea and Music for College Seniors
On Tuesday April 17 Oberlin branch of the American Association of University Women will entertain college senior girls at Talcott Hall. Tea from 3 to 4 features music by Mrs V Lrtle from the Conservatory. A dramatization of In Pursuit of her Heritage shows women’s struggle for education through the ages with Elyria and Oberlin participants.
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Oberia
American Association of University Women
Talcott Hall
Conservatory
Wom
Elyria
Oberlin
President Ends Vacation at Sea Trip to Washington
President Roosevelt finishes a two week sea vacation and departs aboard the Roosevelt special train in Miami to reach Washington. He is reported deeply tanned from southern sun exposure as the yacht Norham sails north.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Miami
Death Notices and Obituaries Flow Through Lorain Area
A collection of brief death notices and funeral details from Lorain area records includes infant Richard Carl Sage, son of Carl and Paulie Sage, who died suddenly on April 12 with a funeral set for 2:99 p.m. at the family residence on West List Street. Additional notices report the death of Mrs. Ida McDonald of East River Street after a long residence in Erie, with services to follow. Mrs. Hinkeman’s funeral at Sudro Funeral Home in Warren. Elmer Wren of Heart Township, who had moved from Texas, with plans to repatriate his body to Texas. Mrs. J. Q. Ford of Oberlin and relatives listed, and a Wake man service. The notices note arrangements to be announced and services at local funeral homes, with burial to follow at nearby cemeteries.
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Baby Sage
Richard Carl Sage
Carl and
Paulie Sage
C. W. Sage
J. A. Moore
West List Street
Lorain
Nellis Didelius
Wake- LaGrange
Ohio
Ida McDonald
Bruca McDonald
East River Street
Eiria
Ida Miller
Montoartile
Elmer Wren
Oereck
Silbersa Wren
Wren
Texas
Peate
Wagemans
R. J. Hunt
West Lorain Street
Allen Hospital
J. Q. Ford
Daytona Beach
Fla
Ford
Clarence H. Hamilton
Graduate School of Theology
James Brand House
India
China
Japan
Foreign Missions Inquiry
Rally Tomorrow at Rust M. E. Church Banquet
A banquet and gote together is planned for tomorrow evening at the Rust M E Church. A banquet supper will be served at 6:28 and speakers include R R Lerach of Elyria Judge Thompson of Lorain Guy Findlay of Elyria Reverend Brown pastor of Mt Zion Baptist Church Mrs J D Barnes Oberlin and Professor Robert Brown of the Theological Seminary. The public is invited to attend.
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M.E
R. R. Lerach
Elyria
Thompson
Lorain
Guy 8. Findlay
Brown
Mt. Zion Bapust Shurch
J. D. Barnes
Oberlin
Robert Brown
the Theological Seminary
Funeral Services for Mrs J Y Ford Set Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs J Y Ford who died recently in Day Iona Beach Florida will be held Sunday at 2 00 p m at the Methodist church here Burial will be in Wakeman Cemetery.
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J. Y. Ford
J. Ford
Iona Beach
Fla
Wakeman Cemetery
Oberlin woman dies in Denver and funeral set
Mrs. Mary E. Wall of Oberlin died at her daughter's Denver home. Remains will be brought back to Oberlin for funeral services Saturday at 2 30 at Sedgman Funeral parlors. She is mother of John Wall of South Main Street.
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Mary E. Wall
Oberlin
Denver
Colorado
Sedgeman Funeral
John Wall
South Main Street
Court Proceedings and Local Legal Matters From Lorain
A jury in common pleas court returned a verdict in the case of William A Chamberlain versus Lera Hartman Nash for injuries after a collision at Middle avenues and Sixth street on November 1331. Executor Hiram Thurston of Oberlin was appointed for the late Hears Churchill King with an estate valued at 17000 dollars. George A Kelly and his son filed suits against D Thomas for 10000 and 13900 dollars for injuries from a car collision in Lorain on September 4 2935. Irish of Lorain sought alimony from Donald Irish on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty in common pleas court yesterday.
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Common Pleas Court
William A. Chamberlain
Elvrra
Lera Hartman Nash
Hiram B. Thurston
Oberlin
Hears Churchill King
Oberlin College
H. C. Wilcox
Julia C. King
George A. Kelly, Sr
George, Jr
Chicago
D. Thomas
Lorain
Donald Irish
Extradition Move Aims To Bring Insull Home
Major John A Crane embassy attaché prepared for the 5,086 mile voyage as extradition formalities were arranged aboard the ship to avoid complications. The plan anticipated Insull soon under the American flag facing prosecution for alleged improprieties in his utilities enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Crane
Insull
Aston
Flence
Fragmented text prompt about health and diet guidance
The readable parts discuss impurities and a diet plan or supplements. It references terms like bladder, diet, and potential medical guidance, but the source text is garbled. Key names and concrete facts are missing, making a precise summary difficult.
Depositors Pay Off Bill Favored by Committee
Washington report says the Banking and Currency Committee favored a bill to guarantee deposits in all closed banks. It would extend payment to all banks, set $2,500 as full payoff, authorize 5 percent loans beyond that, and have the Reconstruction Finance Corporation take over bank assets for orderly disposal. The measure blocks further action on a discharge petition with 132 signatures.
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Washington
House
Banking and Currency Committee
Reconstruction Finances Corporation
Probe Death Of Stenographer In Cleve Gland
Cleveland O April 2 A city chemist reported poison sufficient to cause death was found in the vital organs of Mrs Mil dred Ellis 37 stenographer at the Vater Bureau Coroner A J Pearse ordered the post mortem and had listed pneumonia as the direct cause after an operation for appendicitis a week ago Police sought anonymous abusive letters received by Mrs Ellis and her employers
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Mildred Ellis
A. J. Pearse
Farm Woman Meeting Promotes County Unity and Education
A long countywide gathering at Lorraine County featured groups from Sia Township Brownhelm Camden Township and Rochester presenting a short play. Various games enlivened the day to foster better acquaintance among farm women from across the county. Guest speaker Miss Minnie Price spoke on poetry collection and Miss Alice Bird, the county extension agent, discussed extension projects for Lorain County women and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia
Brownhelm
Camden Township
Rochester
Gulf Road
Minnie Price
Alice Bird
Lorain County
Burglary Pattern Suspected at Local Schools
Police link recent schoolhouse burglaries to a local suspect familiar with principals and teachers. Detectives audit school descriptions, while officers warn staff not to carry money or valuables to school. Similar break ins were reported about a year ago in the same area.
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Lloyd Sweet
Auto firms idle as unions threaten strike amid spate of relocations
The article notes auto plants operating at zero capacity in a boom year and warns that a strike could push production to plants outside the city. Tool and die workers face high wages, with some manufacturing moved to Darton Cleveland Chicago and Buffalo to support Detroit plants. Assoc spokesmen accuse workers of an arbitrary stance harming business recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics Educational Society
Association
Darton
Cleveland
Chicago
Buffalo
Detroit
Caid
Nutete
Pay Of Liquor Store Clerks Held Up
In Columbus Ohio on April 11 the pay of 25 clerks at liquor stores was held pending Civil Service Commission ruling on the legality of their appointments. Director John A Hughes appointed them for emergency work but no reports were filed. Commissioner Ralph Emmons said payrolls will stay blocked until official reports arrive and are checked against certification records. If properly appointed they will join regular payrolls. if not, they will be removed from consideration.
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Columbus. O
Ano
Civil Service Commission
John A. Hughes
Ralph Emmons
Emmons
Liquor Department
Cosmetologists May Cut Hair Without Barber License
Ohio cosmetologists can legally cut hair in licensed beauty shops without a barber's license, as announced by the State Cosmetology Board. The ruling clarifies licensing requirements amid proposed tax and revenue bills debated in Columbus.
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Columbus
State
Markets and Livestock Prices From Cleveland and Chicago Quotas
Market reports from Cleveland and Chicago list cattle calves hogs sheep and lamb receipts, with prices for prime and medium quality stock. The notes cover poultry, butter, cheese, and grain quotes, including oats rye barley timothy hay clover seed, and regional farm market statuses with scattered price ranges.
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ATV
Chicago
Steeks
United States
Washington
Colorado
McCluses
Caltt
Minnesota
Dakota
Bliss
Sion
Texas
Florida
Idaho
Timothy
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al Smith
Galway
Ireland
Pierre R. Smith
Seasoned Investments O. P. S. Bldg
Phore
City Cab
Brown Hotel
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Coon Hollow
Kennedy
Arctic
Travelers Insurance CO
H.R. Rorick Agency
H.R. Rorick
Crowder
Etska Savings & Trust
North Preseunt Street
Mhs
Esther Alfsen
Louis Uliss
Pistatr
Pleasant
Blanche Blakeman
Hinkeman
Sudro Funeral Home
W. L. Buarner
Warren
Min
Offerating
Ruric
Dein Laborie
Q. Fort
Obersin
Castons Beach
Ahemar
Oberjin Santas
Yoon
Adi
Willias W Smith
Ford Leaven
Pina
J. C. Ford
Onerlin
Clasten
Holland
Michi- Fon
Graces i Green
Lyndon
Rarsas
Nellie Didejius
Wakeman
Ore Brother
Albert Fiencher
Wierlffs
W. L. Pease Funeral Home
Wake
Man Wah
Sanday Noon
Funeras Service
Omatire
Tao Bowers
Meteo Bil
Bulletin
Cyrus
Raeford Centre
Bar R. Lewis
Belmont
R. H. Fletcher
Ohio Oil Company
Alexander Thompson
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
D. W. Ward
Yesterdar
Earl D. Hunefner
Youngstown
W. T. Roberts
Belmont County
National
John J. Lehmann
Fremont
Richard S. Douglas
State Emergency Poor Relief
State General Fund
G. F. Horton
Noble County
Wing
R. G. Ingersoll
Trumbull County
W. M. McCuilock
Miami County
Memorialiae Congress
Miami Conservancy District
Gus Rasch
Congress
Walter
the O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Hutte Rae Mae
Leghorn
Beghorn
Biey Brothers
Old Reesters
Dia
Telathy
Mostia
Otto Flas
Toledo
Allie
Watlow
Semple Free
Dept. X
Malden, Mase
Burps Inc
Cantox
The
Elyria Telephone Company
Wainwright
Paul Wainwright the Greenhouse
Courtland Street
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