Barn Fire Claims Child in Foster Park Road Community
A small barn at the rear of a Foster Park Road home in Brownheim township burned, trapping and killing Donald Reliz, son of Mrs Alfred Bri on. The boy, reportedly alone at home, perished despite help as firefighters arrived after the blaze. A barn straw fire is suspected. investigations continue.
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Faxon Orders Work To Begin On Water Main Project
Civil Service Director D. Faxon ordered construction on the water main from Fir avenue and North road into the city. Contractor F. Lytle was notified to begin within 20 days, weather delaying factors cited. Original estimates said at least one hundred men would be employed on the project.
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General Hagood II Reinstated in Major Command Return
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Johnean Hagood II is restored to command of the Eighth Corps Area and designated commander of the Second Corps Area, after criticizing the WPA administration and being removed earlier. Hagood’s reinstatement follows White House talks and a war department stance amid Treasury funding and political controversy. His return ends months of speculation over his future and places him ahead of Frank R. Menha in a New York unit with two months’ service prior.
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Frank R. Menha Hlge
New York
Serand
Wellington Sewer Project Approved
Wellington approves extension of a sanitary sewer on Rather and East Hamilton as a WPA project with an estimated cost of 17181. The report comes from Columbus, detailing the approved plan and funding source.
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Wellington
Caonimbus Todas
Prominent Lecturer Will Speak Here Mary Armand Brown to visit Elyria
Mary Armand Brown a noted author lecturer and impersonator will appear in Cistia for two school assemblies at Elyria High School Wednesday afternoon and another high school Thursday morning. She will then address the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Newell noon Thursday.
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Mary Armand Brown
Cistia
Elyria High School
Kiwanis Club
Newell
Weather Ohio Fair Tonight and Tuesday
Ohio forecast shows fair conditions tonight. Tuesday looks fair with rising temperatures across the state.
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Ohio
Dayton Woman To Speak Here Tomorrow
Dayton schedule notes a local woman will address a civic gathering tomorrow at a principal meeting location. The article hints at confirmation of speaker identity and event details amid a garbled OCR segment.
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Dayton
Local Musicians Win High Ratings at Contest
Elyria High Schon student Elsha High Schon won the top rating of excellent and qualifies for the state high school solo and ensemble contest at Oberlin in May. William Lerech earned an excellent rating on trumpet, with several other trumpet players also receiving the same rating. no higher marks were awarded. Irene Nollis of Elyria High is listed among the participants.
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Schael Massmans
Fla Contes
Mt Aniestok
Jere
Alliance
Robert Wileas
East Avesnie
Elsha High Schon
Oberlin
William Lerech
Princeton Avenue
Irene Nollis
Middle Avenue
Elyria High
Hopkins Fires Back At Critics
Washington April reports the Works Progress Administration run by L Hopkins faces criticism over relief programs. The piece accuses administrators of misusing funds while asserting WPA projects sustain employment and aid. It notes Pennsylvania and other states expanding efforts with four dollar totals for steel construction and related works while questioning enforcement and program accountability.
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Washington
Works Progress Admin
L. Hopkins Tota
Ann Aaster
Pennsyllvania
Tivanis
False Alarm Being Investigated Today
A false alarm at The Tavern on 645 Lodi Street triggered two Elyria fire companies at 9:35 Saturday night. Investigators work to identify who reported the alarm, with the telephone pay station at The Tavern suspected to be the source, possibly a patron. Fire units Hose Company Number One and Engine Company Number Three found no fire.
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Elyria
Lodi Street
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number Three
Begin Actual Work On Bridge Project
A corps of 1 Man actual construction work the day on the $24,608 state bridge project near Nort Rides road. 63 skilled workers and carpenters from the county will work, with forms and concrete work underway. Holmes Construction Company of Wooster holds the bridge contract.
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Nort Rides
Columbus
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Wooster
Remodeling of Dreamland Theatre Begins
Work starts on Dreamland Theatre remodeling to double seating and redecorate. Owner John Pekras says improvements include new seating, modernizing interiors, and installation of many enhancements. pictures during construction will move to Rialto Theatre for about two months.
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Rialto Theatre
Greek Premier Dies Suddenly
The Greek premier died suddenly after a brief illness, a veteran of World War I, who led Greece to fame as premier from November 1 until the restoration of King George II. His death follows recent losses of top Greek statesmen, including Gen. Metaxas.
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Mi Wmino
Eeoed de Merdiis
Belgiso
Foret
Porifolio
Trustee Of Elyria Home For Aged Passes
Trust officer and longtime church member William Jewitt died yesterday at 2624 Wellington Cleveland Heights after leading the Elyria Home for the Aged as a founder and board chair. He shaped the home’s upkeep, founded Williams Manufacturing Co, and supported Methodist work. Surviving children are Charles Homer Helen and Mrs Jessie White of Detroit. Mrs Jewitt died three years ago.
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Cnd Avenue
Ciere- Fonerat Avibur
Jewet
Vasidsnce
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Methodist Church
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Williams Manufacturing Company
Charles
Homer
Helen
Jessie White
Detroit
Jewitt
Counterfeit Stamps In Use In Ohio
William WG. Harper, chief of T. 5S. secret service operations here, revealed today that about 5,906 counterfeit two rent stamps had been used in northeast Ohio.
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William WG. Harper
T. 5S
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Ohio
County Relief Auditor Named
Commis s encane AMGe ron Lele named as county relief auditor at a salary of 310% a month. The appointment aligns with the relief office’s subsistence payments and payment basis. Employment to begin in April with related duties under county relief directives.
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Accurda
an’Kouchine
Today Is Deadline For Voters To Register Today Is Deadline For Voters To Register the deadline for Lore rave
Voters face a registration deadline amid ongoing efforts by local officials to urge participation. The notice emphasizes timely submission to ensure eligibility for upcoming elections and warns of potential penalties for late registration. Local organizations are coordinating outreach to inform residents.
Rotarians Hear Facts On Gas Industry
Rotarians will hear a presentation on the gas industry detailing current developments, pricing, and impacts. The meeting aims to inform members about industry trends and local economic effects.
Young Men's Club to Hear Local Minister
The Young Men's Club will hear Rev. W Peacher, a local minister, at the weekly meeting. Details indicate an address by the clergyman to members and guests in the rear area of the Yu area.
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Young Men's Club
Nory to Bolivia minister nominated in Roosevelt push
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate nominations including Fay Desparigs to Guatemala and R 3 of Ohio to be minister to Bolivia naming Louis A. gate director of PWA. Congress faces a burst of activity as tax and relief measures advance amid party clashes and campaign timing.
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Seek Funds For Public Works Seek Funds For Public Works
Washington April 15 Klynse advocates of a Public Works appropriation moved to petition leaders for earmarking a large portion of relief funds. A committee was named to circulate the petition among House members as part of a push involving Interior Secretary Maroid L. Inkes and WPA administrator Harry Hophr.
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Klynse
Preden
Myer Alminst
Interior
Maroid L. Inkes
WPA
Harry Hophr
House
Radio World Figures Attend Lawrence Funeral
Prominent radio figures gathered in Lawrence Saturday for a funeral service at a local church. Attendees included notable broadcasters and company executives, with friends and relatives paying final respects to the deceased amid a farewell ceremony.
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Radio World
Lawrence
Fae Firevatl Methodisy
Spisiopal Church
Sarrar
Amy
T. Fitnaisky
Rene Casin
Majis
Leo Tennce Tepen
Cascade Park Gets Spring Beauty Upgrades for Busy Season
Cascade Park tackles spring improvements with repairs after flood damage. For ford and dam areas, wear is being fixed and safety is emphasized as thousands of cars are expected. New equipment and picnic facilities are planned under J B Thomas and Frank Wilford supervision to enhance visitors while keeping children safe.
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Park Commission
Egypt
J. B. Thomas
Frank Wilford
Longworth Views on Voters and Opinion Leaders
Alice Longsworth argues voters face a flood of opinions from university professors and official sources. She contrasts partisan messaging with independent thought, warning against sponsored viewpoints shaping political choices. The piece reflects midcentury concerns about media, experts, and public deliberation.
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Washington
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MSM
Auto Crashes Into Elm Tree After Easter Toll
A Cleveland couple and another pair died or were injured in Elyria area crashes. At 1:40 p m a car with two Cleveland couples knocked down a stop sign, hit a large elm, and rolled over killing Carl Hassel 25 instantly. His wife and the Reardons were treated for minor injuries. Two more crashes near Lake avenue injured three others, with one driver nearly ejected and later treated at Memorial hospital. A side swipe and a later collision wounded two women and others. Additional injuries occurred when a car struck a parked car and an officer described a sleeping driver fatal accident near 2:? a m. Continued on Page 24.
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Sheriff Department
Cleveland
Ridge Streets
Carl Hasel
Lawn Avenue
Joseph Reardon
West 48Th Street
Elrria Memorial Hospital
Hassel
Sudro
Lake Avenue
Oak Street
Mike Sekeras
East Avenue
Otto Gureski
Lir Nichols Court
Guyeskis
C. E. Parker
Kerak
C. H. Snyder
R. D. Fiska
F. W. Frezier
Xenter Court
Memorial Hospital
Sekerak
Parker
H. A. Thomas
Guyreski
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Elm Street
W. C. Johnson
Courtland Street
Thomas
Marors
Guyeski
Memoral Hospital
Locust Street
Cher- Tan
Perry Carter
Plane Crash Victim In Critical Condition Near Uniontown
A surviving passenger in a Uniontown plane crash remains critically ill with no change in condition. Authorities said the crash claimed several lives and left families grieving as hospital reports and statements from relatives provide partial details.
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