Bribery Allegations Cast Light On Soviet Trial
In Moscow, April 14, direct bribery testimony emerged against William H. Thornton one of six Englishmen charged with high crimes in the Soviet. Alexei Dolgov testified Thornton gave 3000 roubles as a loan or bribe, while Thornton denied it was a bribe and claimed it was a loan.
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October Hall
Moscow
William H. Thoroton
Thornton
Alexei Dolgov
Soviet Electrical Import Trust
Nobles Club
Charles Nordwall
Alexander Lubanov
Iyvanovsky
Nordwall
Dolgovy
Ffrst Witnes
Gpu
Metropolitan Vickers Company
Export Trust
Dolgov
Metropolitan Vickers
Allan Monkhouse
Great Britain
Pravda
Russia
William MacDonald
A. Kotlyarevsky
Zuvevka
MacDonald
M. Andrew Vishinsky
Money For Elyria Prizes Claimed and Unclaimed
Six of the twenty three Money for Elyria prizes drawn yesterday were claimed by noon at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce offices. The $100 grand prize remains unclaimed. Claimants include Gladers Simpson and John Grent for two $25 prizes, and Mrs. Erwin Perkins and Mrs. F. D. Ward for two $10 prizes, with two of the five dollar prizes going to J. Yorkievitz and Anna Burke. Unclaimed prizes and a second set of numbers take effect after nine tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Schmeling Arrives in New York for Baer Title Bout
Max Schmeling, renowned boxing figure, landed in New York on April 14 to prepare for his June 193? bout with Max Baer of California. He was greeted by manager Joe Jacobs and promoters Jack Dempsey, the former champion, at the harbor.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
California
Schmelings
Pion
Ise Jacobs
Jack Dempsey
Edward J. Kell Named Acting Mayor In Chicago Turmoil
Edward J. Kelly, 46, chosen as Acting Mayor of Chicago, pledges to follow the policies of the late Anton Cermak. He vows to address unpaid wages for teachers, firemen, and police, and to push federal aid to resolve the city’s grave financial crisis amid the World’s Fair preparations.
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Chicago
Morain Kelly
Kelly
Ash
J. Corr
Cermak
Fla
Haa
Siae
Coutse
M.vor
el Uy
Washington
Ade Tr
Kei
Postponed Young Men's Forum Meeting
The Young Men's Forum at the YMCA is postponed from tonight to next Friday due to Good Friday observances. The discussion topic will be Public Utilities.
Beekeepers Meet Monday Evening in Amherst
The Lorain County Beekeepers Association holds its monthly meeting Monday night at 7 PM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. Van Hain in Amherst. Van Hain serves as association president.
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Beekeepers
Lorain County Beekeeners’ Association
O. van Hain
Amherst
Toda
van Hann
Lorain County Glen Reserve Corps elects secretary
Paul Flood was elected secretary of the Lorain County Glen Reserve Corps at a rat meeting to serve for the balance of the year. He succeeds J. Plata as secretary.
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Paul Flood
Lorain County
Theft Reported in Local Garage Break-In
Karl Baird reports parts stolen from a parked automobile in his garage at 429 Acum Street. Police were notified yesterday about the non-specific break-in and missing components.
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Karl Baird
Loans for Farmers Limited by Regulation and Security
Farmers may obtain loans named by an article and corere with requests ranging from 226 to 500 dollars. The maximum loan is 300 dollars, with most applicants seeking smaller sums. Only farmers unable to secure loans elsewhere are eligible, and funds may be used only for cotton production. First liens on the crops are required as security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corere
Eton
Doctor Knox Dies in Auto Crash at Cincinnati
Dr. Robert G. Knox, 54, of Maysville Kentucky, was killed early today when his car plunged over an embankment in Cincinnati. Police said a loose front bumper jammed in the spokes of the front wheels, causing the accident. April 14.
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Cincinnati
Robert G. Knox
Maysville
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Highlights April Events
Oberlin schedules a busy week with Massed Junior Choirs rehearsals at Finney Chapel and Easter services at First Church and Fairchild Chapel. Highlights include a Social Science Club luncheon, Graduate Theology seminar, Roland Hayes concert, and multiple performances of The Light in the Dust by Oberlin Dramatic Association at Sturges Hall. Weekend sports feature baseball vs Ashland and tennis vs Otterbein.
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Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Studert
Fairchild Chapel
First
Finney Chanel
Olaf Christiansen
Don Morrison
Liuncheon
Social Science Club
Oberlin Inn
David R. Moore
United States
Irs F
Graduate School of Theology
Farechild Chapel
Thomas W. Graham
Roland Hayes
Rust M. EL Ehurch
Peter Pinder Pease
Elm
Lois M. Schoonover
Glenn E. Cowen
Athens
Ohio Academy of Science
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Oberlin Dramatic Association
R. Archipald Jelliffe
Sturges
Waener Hall
R. Archibald Jelliffee
Sturges Hall
William C. DeVeny
Ashland College
Otterbein College
R. Archibald Jelliffe
Death of Mrs. Bebe Beaver at Elshia Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Bebe Beaver 65 wife of red Beaver of 128 Cornell avenue died at 4 a.m. after a three week illness. Born in La Grange June 24, 1867 she lived in the area 27 years. She attended LaGrange Methodist church. Survived by husband Clyde A. and daughter Mrs. Franki Perce both of Elsha and three grandchildren. daughter Mrs. Leon Richmond died four years ago. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Sudro Funeral Home Rev. Virgil Jump. Burial LaGrange Cemetery.
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Bebe Beaver
Red Beaver
Cornell Avenue
Elshia Memorial Hospital
Beaver
la Grange
LaGrange Methodist Church
Clyde A
Franki Perce
Elsha
Leon Richmond
Sudro
Virgil Jump
Larange Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Frary in Ridgeville
Funeral services for Mrs Frary who died Tuesday evening at Elvira Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness will be held Saturday at 2:30 from Tavier's Funeral Home with Rev. W C Fowler officiating. Burial will be in Ridgeville cemetery. Mrs Frary was born in Ridgeville on March 3, 1865 and was a member of the Church of Christ of this city.
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Sther Frary
Elvria Memorial Hospital
Tavier
W. C. Fowler
Ridse
Mrs. Frary
Ridgeville
Church of Christ
Flight Of Macon Delayed Again In Apr Weather
The U S S Macon airship maiden flight was postponed due to bad weather at 5 30 AM. Commander Alger H Dresel said takeoff may occur later today if conditions improve but warned the flight likely would not occur before Saturday. The delay followed soggy landing field conditions that needed a firm surface to support the 110 ton portable mooring mast.
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Akron
U. S. S. Macon
Alger H. Dresel
Macon
Mail carriers fitted with ice spikes in Fort Worth
Fort Worth post office ordered spikes for 107 mail carriers’ shoes to cope with ice coating sidewalks and streets after a norther. An assistant superintendent assisted in shaping the devices.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U. S
W. N. Moore
Only Table of World Made From Sumac Wood
In Star Prairie Wisconsin Victor Carafel and Julius Holmquist claim to have built the only table of its kind entirely from sumac wood. The wood’s natural color is preserved with a flat varnish and its grain differs from standard furniture lumber.
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Star Prairie
Wis
Victor Carafel
Julius Holmquist
Literary and Social Club meets at Mrs Cain’s home
The Literary and Social Club enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs. R. E. Cain on North Park. Easter flowers and colors decorated the rooms. Mrs. R. P. Harvey presented current events, Mrs. Morris spoke on How the Young Englishmen Think, and the group discussed future study topics. The program committee was formed with Mrs. Harver as chairwoman.
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R. E. Cain
North Park Street
R. P. Harvey
Morris
Southeast Russia Club hosts potluck dinner
The Southeast Russia Club met Thursday with Mrs. H. V. Hall at 38 South Main for a pot luck dinner. Mrs. Harry Avery will host the club at their next meeting on May 11.
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Southeast Russia Club
H. V. Hall
South Main Street
Harry Avery
Lewis E. Mack
Arion Hospital
Groveland Street
R. D. Gunn
West Lorain Street
Apallette
Old Soldiers Home
Sandusky
John G
F. M. Hatch
Forest Street
Berea
Roosevelt outlines large public works plan for postwar recovery
The article explains how to revive the economy after the 1929 crash through debt relief, job programs, and price rises. It discusses using Farm Mortgage bills to ease debt, government jobs programs, and gradual inflation via a big bond issue tied to flood control and TVA style projects.
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Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee Valley
Federal Reserve System
Smuggler Arrested in El Paso Case
Tex P-Customs officers arrest Jose Es trade, 32, on five counts of illegal liquor transportation. In a prior stop, agents found six pints of whisky hidden in two spare tires of his car.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jose Estrade
New Bank Head Urged Support of Stock Sale
Cleveland April 11 A V Cannon chairman of the board urges support for a 3 000 000 stock sale to launch the First National Bank noting past banking practices will be scrapped He warns large deposits will not be released quickly by rivals and says the move may lead to prosecution of old bank officers He defends J R Kraus as president designate and calls for timely double liability assessment by the banking superintendent.
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Cleveland
First National Bank
A. V. Cannon
Canbon
Union and Guardian Trust Company
J. R. Kraus
Union Trust Company
Tamea
Court Handoff Delays Arraignment and Fines Reported
Justice Joseph Petro is jolted from bed at 5 10 am to arraign Louis Battaglia of Cleveland for operating an overloaded five ton overweight truck on Butternut Ridge road. Battaglia pleads not guilty and trial is postponed. Stanley Kaczmarek of Lorain fined 319 and costs for non support. I J Fulton liquidator Amherst Savings and Banking Company sues Bert J Webb et al for 1987 on a promissory note with foreclosure of Brownhelm property sought.
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Joseph Petro
Louis Battaglia
Cleveland
Butternut Ridge Road
Battaglia
Stanley Kaczmarek
Lorain
I. J. Fulton
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Bert J. Webb
Amherst man awarded divorce on grounds of gross neglect
Glenn Maynard of Amherst was granted a divorce from Gertrude by Judge A R Webber this morning on grounds of gross neglect of duty.
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Glenn Maynard
Amherst
Gertrude
A. R. Webber
House Banking Bill Creates Home Owners Loan Agency
Senate Democratic Leader Robinson and Chairman Steagall back a Robinson Steagall bill to fund a Home Owners Loan Corporation with 26 million dollars direct and 2.09 million in bonds. It would take over mortgages up to 19 099 dollars, swap bonds for mortgages at 80 percent value, and refinance owners while bondholders earn four percent interest and owners pay five percent. About three fourths of American homes fall into relief class, with 20 000 900 9090 mortgages currently outstanding.
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Robinson - Steagall
New Credit Agency
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Tigers in Indian Royals Favor Tiger Shooting News
The passage notes that maharajas in India favor tiger shooting as a sport. It describes buying tiger cubs for rearing and the home-reared tigers later serving in sport.
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India
Beer Truck Crash Floods Cincinnati Streets
A truck carrying 500 cases of beer overturned in Cincinnati on April 14 spilling about 150 cases. The vehicle, driven by Burris Johnson of Tocsin Indiana, was traveling from Fort Wayne Indiana to Portsmouth Ohio as police controlled the crowd.
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Cincinnati
Polics
Burris Johnson
Tocsin
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Portsmouth
Three States Set Men's Marriage Age at 21
The newspaper notes that in Mississippi Nebraska and Indiana the marriageable age for men is 21 even with parental consent.
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States
Mississippi
Nebraska
Indiana
Cleveland markets report and Chicago cash quotations
Market notes from Cleveland cover potatoes, livestock and cattle prices with steer, cow, calf and sheep values. Chicago cash quotations list butter eggs poultry and grain futures along with wheat corn oats rye and barley prices and timothy and clover seed quotes.
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Chicago
Faa
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Ste. Idaho
Teaas Bliss
E. Timothy
Four Legislators Injured in Ohio Car Crash
Four Ohio state representatives Lierbert Baker Robert Heilker W J Zoul Julius Headington and J J McCurry were injured when their auto struck a guard rail near Byington Pike county while inspecting Kincaid Springs fish hatchery en route to Serpent Mound. The crash tore down six lengths of rail and sent them to Columbus after treatment.
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Serpent Mound
Adams County
Columbus
Milk Strike Threat Raises National Labor Tensions
Number Two warns Congress to act by May 13 on farm mortgage refinancing and a cost production bill or face a strike. Gilberts says 28 states stand ready, forecasting widespread suffering including potential milk shortages for babies. Walter Singler, national president, cites a $2.57 per hundredweight milk price demand, with higher rates for bottled city milk.
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Congress
Gilberts
Walter Singler
Association
Chinese mill ownership shift noted in census
At the last census 45 of China's 56 cotton mills were owned by Japanese interests, highlighting a significant foreign ownership share in the industry.
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China
Farmers Market Produce Prices and Availability
Market listings show beets priced at 1 2 bushel baskets for 20 a, carrots 1 2 bushel baskets washed, lettuce 10 1b baskets with house leaf types, onions green 1 bunch 75 per dollar 31.09, parsley 2 dozen bunches hothouse curio type, parsnips 1 8 bushel washed, radishes 2 dozen bunches hothouse red ranch, turnips 1 2 bushel baskets topped washed best 30, watercress 10 th baskets hot house 2 dozen bunches 7c per dozen, overall mixed quality with several poorer lots.
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Beston
Columbia Ball Room
Columbia, O
Sederis
Capitol Theatre
Wayside Inn
Har LE -Well
Oberlin Road
Ed Kistner
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Snall
Castle’s
Second St
Edward J. Kell
Chivagg
Edward J. Kelly
J. Cermak
Oberlin College
Mrs
Fred Beavor
Esther Frary
Cannon
Ately
Senate
Robinson
Steagall
House Banking and Currency Committee
Ohio
Pennsylvania
N.S
HoOpus
Alan
Barnes Bros
Broad St
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
ARE
Abbe Clinic
Middle Ave
Cleveland Road
Roehl
Madison
C. P. Chubb & Son
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