Believe Cream Puffs Source Of Poison
Lorain health officials report a cream puff related poison outbreak. One death, over 50 cases in Lorain and nearby areas, with four in Amherst and six in Vermilion, plus cases in Cleveland and possible in Elsinia. Bakery treats produced tainted cream puffs and strawberry tarts, samples sent to Columbus for testing.
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Lorain
Flora Adair
Ambherst
Vermilion
Cleveland
Elsina
Adair
Angeline Camaria
28Th Street
Frank Cambria
Frances
Edward Wrast
Amherst
Robert
Amherst Hospital
Ernst
Columbus
Lorain and Mcthfty
Sharity Hospital
Loran
Wan Shot In Yoldup Attempt At Rain Restaurant
A 25 year old Minnesota man, Theodore Hulbert of J. Paul Minn, was shot during a failed hold up at a Lorain restaurant. He, claiming to be an escaped convict from a Indiana prison, said four others are recaptured. Hulbert was wounded by restaurant owner Frank Kern, who ordered him to “stick em up.” Indiana officials said Hulbert would be sent back to complete a 12 year burglary sentence.
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Lorain
Minnesota
Indiana
Theodore Hulbert
J. Paul
Minn
Kitchian City
Hulbert
Frank Kern
Operaor
Suain
Sulbert
Nbbery
Fall From Orchard Leaves Woman Hospitalized
Mrs. Nettie Zachman, 52, was injured yesterday after a fall from a second story orchard at 122 Pase Street. She is described as improved at Elyria Memorial Hospital but remains unsettled by nervous shock following the accident.
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Nettie Zachman
Pase Treet
Elyria Memorial Hospiti
Zachman
Asault
Weather Ohio Forecast Shows Increased Clouds Tonight
Ohio weather reports increasing cloudiness overnight with Friday showers possible in western areas. Temperature remains steady, with pressure high over Atlantic states while a secondary high parks over New Mexico and moves northeast toward Minnesota. Light to moderate precipitation cited from the Rocky Mountain Plateau to northern New England. Warmer in the plains to the east, cooler in the Rocky Mountains.
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Ohio
Porans
Atlantic States
New Mexp
Minnesota
Roky Marnin Plateau
Tear gas saves money in Cleveland loan co robbery
Four tellers and a customer fled as tear gas released by teller Rita Bell forced three robbers from the Ohio Savings and Loan vault. They escaped with an undetermined amount from tills totaling under 400 dollars. Detective Inspector Joseph Sweeney noted nickels, dimes, and bills taken across tills.
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Cleveland
Ohip Savings & Loan Co
Rita Bell
Joseph Sweeney
Broken Rail Triggers Union Pacific Wreck Near State Line
A broken rail sent four cars of the Union Pacific Challenger passenger train into a ditch near the Nevada California line shortly after 3 30 A M. The limited bound for Chicago overturned three cars and several crew members suffered injuries though not serious officials said.
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Los Angeles
L.P
Uniion Pacific
Nevada-California
Diviing
Union Pacific
Chicaro
Horner Seizes Power as Kelly Nash Machine Is Defeated
In Chicago on April 14 Gov Henry Horner returned to the State capital with control of about 2 000 000 Democratic votes after defeating the Kelly Nash machine in Tuesday's primary. U S Senate candidate Scott W Lucas led his ticket against S S Lustri and Igoe while Judge Jarecki and Prystalski won renomination over Kelly Nash allies in Cook County. Lucas edged Lustri by about 50 000 votes as returns came from more precincts.
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Chicagg
Henry Horner
Union
Yhctire
Kelly-Nash
Thomas 4d
Courtney
Edmund K. Jarecki
Cook County
Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Patrick A. Nash
Stern
Lucas
Troe
Jarecki
Prystalski
Kelly, Nash
Igor
Lugas
Wighard J. Lyons
Nominnee
Senate
Roosevelt
Lyons
Former Elyrian Frank H. Cox Dies in Rocky River Home
Frank H. Cox 68, a former Elyrian, died Tuesday at his Rocky River home. Funeral at 3 P M Friday at 21711 Kemwood Avenue. He will be buried in Lakewood Cemetery. Survived by wife Carrie B H Cox and a brother Lorin Cox of Lima. Cox was former Webb C Ball watch department manager and active Mason. Funeral arrangements announced.
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Frank H. Cox
Elyrian
Kemwood Avenue
Rocky River
Myr. Cox
Elyria
Wilyria
Cleveland
Webb C. Ball Company
Lakewood
Cox
Brooklyn
Holyrood
Boys to Spend Night at YMCA Camp on Vermilion River
A group of YMCA boys division members will travel tomorrow to Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River. They will spend the night, return Saturday, and the trip is open to all department members. Activities include meals, games, hiking, and exploring, with further trips planned.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyzia M. G. A
Vermilion River
Herman W. Geyer
Geyer
CIO to Set Up Permanent Organization
Washington April 14 The CIO votes to form a permanent rival to the AFL with a convention planned for September CIO leaders fear a lasting split in organized labor while David Dubinsky vows not to withdraw and Congress faces pressure to pass a full legislative recovery program before adjournment The move signals a deepening civil war within labor.
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Washington
Itr
Organized Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
CTO
A. F. of L
Lewis
John Brophy
Federation
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers
Dubinsky
Congress
American Nations Stand For Peace Says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt told the Pan American Day audience that the Americas will resist aggressor nations and keep the western hemisphere peaceful. He reiterated the good neighbor policy, citing justice over force, and warned preservation may require sacrifices, even lives, to defend independence and amity among 21 nations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Americas
Western Hemisphere
Linton
LWO Killed in Crash Near Toledo
Raymond L Schwerning aged 43 of Perrysburg and Fred Lessire aged 62 of Roasford were killed when a Great Lakes passenger train struck their automobile in suburban Rosaford late Thursday night authorities said.
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LWO
Toledo
Raymond L. Schwerning
Perrysburg
Fred Lessire
Roasford
Great Lakes
Rosaford
Controversy Over deputies bonds nears showdown
Sheriff William F Grall faces a crisis as Hartford company warns to cancel his 15000 surety bond unless all deputies hold surety bonds. Commissioners refuse to pay premiums and deputies post personal bonds to bridge the gap. About 50 special deputies with guns also hold personal bonds, keeping the sheriff responsible for their actions. He plans further talks with the county commissioners and Prosecutor Howard R Butler.
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Wiliam F. Grall
Board of County Commissioners
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Grall
Howard R. Butler
Franco's Units Advance Toward Loyalist Territory
Nationalist forces under Franco reported from Burgos that cavalry and tanks captured San Mateo and La Jana near the Mediterranean coast and by midday reached 10 1/2 miles from the sea. The advance was described as driving into Loyalist-held areas along the Hendaye front.
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Hendaye
San Mateo
la Jana
Mediterranean Sea
Burgos
Francisco Franco
Arm Injury At Plant Leaves Kufner Hospitalized
Charles Kufner of 1377 East Avenue was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a severe arm injury after his arm was caught in plant machinery gears. Doctors reported tendon damage and a compound fracture but said amputation is not anticipated.
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Charles Kufner
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
All Trading In Stock Of Mine Firm Suspended
Columbus April 14 Spy Dan T Moore chief of the State Securities division announced the suspension of all trading in the securities of Ohin Mines Inc The action follows an investigation into the stock and the Cincinnati brokerage firm that sold it as well as market repercussions and that the stock was traded on grossly unfair terms The suspension is a drastic measure under blue sky laws affecting primary sales permanently with secondary sales to be lifted when conditions warrant A hearing on the order is set for April 20 and details show brokers bought at 18 cents a share and sold near $2 a share Ohin Mines issued 1 500 000 shares and the case involves Vossler and Vossler of Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Dan T. Moore
State Securities Division
Ohin Mines, Inc
Moore
Cincinnati
Vossler and Vossler
Ohio Mines, Inc
E L King Reelected Leader Of Loyal Order Of Moose
E L King was re elected as dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose at the lodge annual election in Moose Hall last night. James Powell was named vice dictator O J Strohl prelate Neil Moss treasurer and Ted Jensen trustee for a three year term. A large attendance enjoyed a fish fry after the session.
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E. L. King
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
James Powell
O. J. Strohl
Neil Moss
Ted Jensen
High School Girls Make Easter Finery at Elyria
Elyria High School dressmaking classes prepare Easter finery for parade wear. Miss May Speer confirms outfits are stylish and well-made, with some garments sent to tailors for pressing. The home economics program offers three years of sewing and two courses in foods, with about 280 girls enrolled and a growing household management course.
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Elyria High School
Elyrians
May Speer
Miss Speer
Speer
Mabel Eubanks
Ida Coffiand
Home Economica Department
Roosevelt rallies New Deal for lending spending drive
President Roosevelt urged support for a three to four billion lending and spending drive in a Fireside Chat. He signaled use of sterilized gold funds to back relief and public works loans, with a plan for $1.5 billion in non interest bearing loans to states and sub-divisions, while facing conservative opposition.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New Deal
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
National Treasury
RFG
Senate
House
White House
John N. Garner
Hatton W. Summers
Garner
Texas
Ieaders
William B. Bankhead
Sam Rayburn
General Treasury Fund
Pwa
Highlights Of The President's Recovery And Relief Message
Washington April 14 Highlights of President Roosevelt recovery and relief message show the need for action against lingering unemployment and distress. He urges reforms in government and business, warns against weakening past reforms, and calls for increased citizen income to reduce federal and local debts while accelerating economic recovery.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mexico Refuses Return of British Oil Properties
Mexico City reports that Mexico rejects Britain's demand to restore seized oil assets to the British Eagle Oil Company, calling the expropriation lawful under Article 27 of the constitution. Britain asserts the act was politically motivated denial of justice.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Britain
Mexican Eagle Oil Company
Royal Dutch Shell
Meéesican Eagle Company
Fireside Chat To Be Broadcast On Cleveland Radio
President Roosevelt will deliver a fireside talk at 10 30 P M broadcast by all three Cleveland stations for a half hour. The address is part of a planned evening program.
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Roosevelt
Cleveland
Railroad Fireman Dies From Burns
Walter J. Oatley, a Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad fireman, died in hospital here today from burns suffered when locomotive collided with a truck. The incident occurred near Columbus on April 14.
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Columbus
Walter J. Oatley
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Hera
President Roosevelt Seeks $4.5 Billion Pump Priming Plan
President Roosevelt asked Congress for a $4.512 billion lending and spending expansion to spur recovery. The plan aims to lift national income toward $80 billion annually and includes relief maintenance, expanded credit, and public works. It would add at most about $1 billion to the debt, utilizing the gold balance and reserve-requirement adjustments while stressing no new measures to disturb business.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Five Elyrians In Graduating Class Of Nursing School
Lorain County girls make up 60 percent of the 15 graduates from the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Five Elyrians are Ruth E. Abraham Doris M. Anderson Gladys E. Detwiler Ruth Lautenpsehleger and Vivian Scott. Other county graduates include Cora Dimaline and Jean L. Osborn of Grafton Ethel Richards and Genevieve Van Niel of Lorain and others from Mercer Medina Marion St. Louis Cleveland Norwalk. Commencement speaker will be Prof. Henry M. Busch of Cleveland College. Baccalaureate is May 25 at First Baptist Church.
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Lorain County
M. B. Johnson
Harwood Street
Vivian Scott
Elging Memorial Hospital
Lorain
Cora Dimaline
Jean L. Osborn
Grafton
Ethel Richards
Genevieve van Niel
Mary Jane Barber
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Myrtle E. Clinesmith
Medina
Jane Oliphant
Marion
Marianne Reese
St. Louis
Missouri
Betty
Fire destroys three Saunders Milling Co buildings in Toledo
TOLEDO, O April 14 Three Saunders Milling Co structures burned in a $350,000 blaze. A tin warehouse holding alfalfa meal caught fire and spread. The dehydration plant and four story milling plant were leveled, while the office and smaller buildings escaped. C M Saunders estimated losses.
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Toledo
Saunders Milling Co
C. M. Saunders
Gatimated
Flee
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