Late Bulletins From The Nation Stringing Headlines
A mixed run of late bulletins notes robberies at a Cincinnati ballroom where two employees were tied up and one man shot. Reports from Hot Springs Arkansas say Clyde Barrow gang members were captured while others eluded authorities. Dillinger may have sought a Hammond Indiana hideout, with police reinforcing city limits. Congress signals early adjournment as Roosevelt’s address spurs a brisk end of session. Court Founder Shepard dies at 88, and a Philadelphia knitting mill riot leads to 60 arrests including 26 girls. Hearings on Louisiana war revenue collector nomination wrap up amid political friction.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Clyde Barr
Texas
Judges Named for Lorain County Music Contest at Clearview High
Gerald M. , county school music supervisor, announced the Lorain County Music Contest will be held at Clearview High auditorium with Stocker and Wallace College faculty judging instrumental sections. Norman Parks, Lorain music supervisor, will judge vocal contests and Russell Townsh, Elyria music faculty member, will judge ending contests. About 9:00 a.m. start, dozens of student participants from 15 schools compete in 39 organizations including 13 instrumental groups, 13 girls glee clubs, six boys glee clubs, aiming for state can be held at Kent.
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Lorain County
Clearview High 1
Gerald M
Supr
Bard Stocker
Bald‘allace Colege
Norman Parks
Lorain
Rustoughton
Elyria
St. Andrew's Episcoarch
Mem
Oberlin Conservatory Sic
Orit
Ners
Kent
Frank
Butler Announces Candidacy for Prosecutor in Lorain County
Howard R. Butler, a Ohio State University Law School graduate and former Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, announces his candidacy on the Republican ticket for Prosecuting Attorney of Lorain County for the August 14, 1934 primary. He has also served as Elyria city Solicitor and held multiple community leadership roles in Elyria.
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Howard R. Butler
Lorain County
Butler
Law School
Ohio State University
Elyria
Bell Call
American Red Cross
Forum Discusses C Program And Reforestation Efforts
Semi monthly Young Men's Forum addresses C program topics and a national reforestation push. MC Blakely will speak on C and National Re ion while Enzene Smith speaks on The History of Re ion. Discussion follows the meeting open to all Young men desiring to attend.
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United
Tapic
Dis
MC. AL
Rt Blakely
C. Ci
National
Reion
Enzene Smith Ak
Weather Forecast Update for Saturday Mild Northeast Region
Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of light trains in the north and northeast areas Saturday. Temperatures rise slowly through the day with modest warming expected by afternoon.
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North
Poright
Paturday
Await report on scarlet fever cultures stolen
County and city health authorities awaited results from new scarlet fever cultures taken yesterday after the loss of three test tubes believed to contain millions of germs. The tubes were stolen from Miss Mabel Wade’s car in front of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. A 48 hour period was set to determine if the stolen cultures are dangerous, with a report expected tomorrow.
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Mabel Wade
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
G. E. French
Crippled Girl to Sing at White House Audience
Nan Johnson of Fairmont West Virginia will sing before President and Mrs Roosevelt at the White House next Tuesday. E F Daddy Allen of Elyria founder of the International Society for Crippled Children arranged the audition. The date was received by the Society’s offices and Miss Johnson is described as a 19 year old crippled girl.
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Elyrian
Roosevelt
White House
Nan Johnson
Fairmont
W. Va
E. F
Daddy" Allen
Elyria
International Sorciety For Crippled Children
Allen
Chestnut Ridge road project faces county board vote
Indications this morning showed plans to push Chestnut Ridge road improvement as a Federal Work Relief project with approval from at least two county commissioners, despite objections from L A Fauver of Lorain. The debate centered on using dirt and old pavement from Middle Avenue as a base, with County Surveyor Warden backing the plan if it saves public money.
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Chestnut Ridge Road
Board of County Commissioners
L. A. Fauver
Lorain
Middle Avenue
Chestnut Ridge
Horvitz
Commissioners’ Office
Isadore
BE. G C. Blosser
J. W. Warden
Fauver
Ohio Engineering Company
Shaw
Cormission
Commissiones
C. D. Murray
Murray
W. B. Hillier
Warden
Heesitz
Congress Parades To Welcome President Back From Vacation
Washington April Tk Congress paraded today headed by the United States Mating Band to greet President Roosevelt back from a Southern fishing trip. He returned at 9 50 am to cheers from over 206 Congressmen, most of whom had voted to override his veto. The 20 man parade, all Democrats save two, moved from the Capitol to Union Station at 9 35 am amid tension over perceived snubs from the Senate.
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Washington
Congress
United States
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Helleft
Capitol
Union Station
Last Six Men Rescued in Arctic
April 13 report confirms the final six of the Cheliuskin Arctic Expedition were saved after 58 days adrift on ice. Aviators Molokov Slepnoy Vodopenov and Kaminin completed staged rescues, bringing refugees from Wrangel Island and aiding dog sled transport for medical care. Ninety men were evacuated in the final phase with leader Otto Schmidt expected to fly to Alaska for treatment.
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Moscow
Siberian
Chelinskia
Cheliuskin
Wrangel Island
Barren Wrangel Island
Molokov
Slepnoy
Vodopenov
Kaminin
Otto Schmidt
American Alaska
Schmidt
Alaska
Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter and Seeks Parole
George Cox of Elgins pleaded guilty to manslaughter before Judge W. B. Thompson after a February Broad Street traffic crash that killed Frank A. Lawson. Cox asked for parole, opposed by Prosecutor Frank E. Stevens. court to rule Monday along with other parole hearings for Grand larceny and motor vehicle consent cases. Wilson Vietzen of Elvria awaiting a plea tomorrow.
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George Cox
Elgins
W. B. Thompson
Frank A. Lawson
Frank E. Stevens
Joe Varxo
Leonard Hamilton
Charles Alias Leonard Moore
George Guisnatte
Mondar
Wilson Vietzen
Elvria
Guignette
Democrats Elect Alien Secretary at Fourth Ward Club
Alfred Alien was elected secretary of the Fourth Ward Men's Democratic Club at a meeting in the VFOOW Hall last night. The club discussed business matters and members expected that active members would be elected to positions.
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Alfred Alien
Fourth Ward
Men's Democratic Club
Relief rolls peak at 4 7 0 0 NG persons in 1834 effort
Relief Administrator Jarry L Hopkins reported the relief rolls reached an all time peak of 470,000 persons on April 3, 1834, amid ongoing unemployment and age concerns. The bulletin from Washington dated April 1 provides the figures.
League Must Choose New Head At National Meeting
The National League of Women Voters meets in Boston April 23 to 27 to elect a new president since Belle Sherwin of Washington D C will not seek reelection. Nomination chairman is Mrs Siegel W Judd of Grand Rapids with members Mrs R C Taft Providence Mrs H G Leach New York Mrs W Stevenson Decatur Ga Mrs J A Poppler Grand Forks N C Miss E L Fackt Denver and Mrs E F Treadwell San Francisco The program chairman is Mrs Q Wright Chicago.
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National League of Women Voters
Boston
Belle Sherwin
Washington, D. C
Siegel W. Judd
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mittee
R. C. Taft
Providence
R. 1
H. G. Leach
New York City
W. Stevenson
Decatur
J. A. Poppler
Grand Forks
N. C
E. L. Fackt
Denver
Col
E. F. Treadwell
San Francisco
Q. Wright
Chicago
Landslide Kills Ten in Grondona Italy
An early morning landslide at Grondona, 27 miles from Alessandria, killed ten people including one man, seven women and two children. Two others were gravely injured and about 200 residents were left homeless as earth, boulders and trees rushed down the mountainside into homes.
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Alessandria
Italy
Grondona
Federal Labor Union Meeting Tonight at Fisher Hall
Members of the Federal Labor Union will meet tonight at Fisher Hall on Broad Street and East Avenue at 7 30 P M George Turnbull secretary of the union urged members and prospects to attend noting that important business matters will be discussed
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Federal Labor Union
Fisher Hall
Broad Street
East Avenue
George Turnbull
Turnbull
Early Day of Steel Making Recalled at Lorain
Veterans of the National Tube Company gathered for the Old Timers Reunion at the Lorain plant. More than 300 workers, wives, and children attended the dinner marking 39 years since steel making began at Lorain with plans for a fortieth anniversary program next year. George T. Snyder of Pittsburgh, former Elyria resident and former Lorain engineer, spoke about early Lorain experiences and the storm industry’s beginnings at the plant.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
George T. Snyder
Pittsburgh
Elyria
Snyder
Cass
County Schools Face Term Cuts Amid Funding Shortfalls
County districts struggle to finish the term as Avon School Board votes to extend two weeks due to funds, while other schools expect to operate to their end dates. Superintendent Vaughn reports most campuses will complete the term with cash flow and payrolls improving after gasoline tax distributions. Districts anticipate potential revenue changes next fall and rely on PTA support for buses and meals in Gast Cartish.
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Avon School Board
Weeks Ears
Althous
Avon
Arcor
Vaughn
Vaughs
Pascalls
Connies
Varghn
Gast Cariish
Asconanion
Fiesinger Petitions for Right of Way Signatures
Washington April 13 House faces revolt as Rep William L Fiesinger Democrat shows 101 signatures on an informal petition to gain legislative right of way for his silver renomination bill.
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Bulletin
Washington
House
William L. Fiesinger
Assembly Fails to Agree on Program in Ohio Session
Columbus April 13 Legislators ended a stalemate after defeating a renewed attempt to tax reform and delaying adjournment. The House recessed hopeful for a Senate tax proposal to replace the thrice-defeated sales tax. The Senate caucus failed to agree on a program and backed no adjournment.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Keith Lawrence
Cleveland
Elyria Hosts Fraternal Order of Eagles District Initiation
Elyria will host a Sunday gathering for Fraternal Order of Eagles members from six Sixth Ohio District towns. Principal speaker H. J. Berrodin will lead the business meeting and initiation at 2 PM, with 50 new members to be initiated. The event includes a luncheon and entertainment starting at 4 PM and marks the district’s fourth such meeting this year.
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Elyria
Order of Eagles
Ohio
H. J. Berrodin
Easies
William France
Elyria Aerie
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