Gas rate vote at city council meeting favors two year ordinance
At City Council Chamber on Friday afternoon the council discussed a two year gas rate ordinance. The vote tied 11 to 10 if the telegram from H E Irvin had been counted. Prominent supporters urged immediate acceptance for substantial monthly savings.
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City Council Chamber
L. J. Myers
H. E. Irvin
I. A. Ludwig
John Halpin
E. L. Hakill
Albert Kay
Kay
Don W. Myers
Utilities Commission
Carl Curtis
Lawrence Webber
Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Leonard Smith
Gas Committee of Council
Ohio Weather Forecast Rain Tonight and Sunday
The Ohio forecast calls for rain tonight and Sunday with little change in temperature. Weather officials expect unsettled conditions across the state, with showers likely in major cities and lighter rates in rural areas.
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Ohio
City borrows from sinking fund to pay two weeks’ salaries
At a special meeting yesterday afternoon the council approved borrowing 7484 from the sinking fund to cover city employee salaries for two weeks. The payment will come from current water bills while funds stay tied in local banks. Mayor W. H. Van Oster called the meeting.
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W. H. van Oster
Inflation Demands Action to Restore Jobs
Fresh calls for inflationary measures grow as industry urges action to revive consumer buying and reduce unemployment. Democratic leaders warn Congress to move quickly, with White House considering direct currency expansion and a national railroad coordinator.
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White House
Senate
Roosevelt
Pope Pius XI To Bless World From St Peter's Loggia
Vatican City April 15 Pope Pius XI will restore the historical Easter blessing from the loggia of St Peter's to bless Rome and the world as part of the Holy Year 1933. It will be the first full reinstatement since 1870 with a new pocket elevator down to the Pieta chapel and a ceremonial procession.
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Rain Delays Maiden Flight of the Macon Dirigible
Rain delays the maiden flight of the US Navy airship Macon for a third time, keeping the giant craft in its hangar. Commander Alger Dresel says forecasts favor favorable conditions tomorrow and Easter Sunday is a possible launch day for one of six trial cruises.
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U. S
Macon
Alger Dresel
Akron
Pope Pius Blesses Primo Carnera at Audience
In Vatican City on April 15 Pope Pius XII blessed a giant among pilgrims. The Pope asked a prelate to confirm the man was Primo Carnera and expressed that God had enriched him physically. He then raised his arm in blessing for the prize fighter.
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Pius
Primo Carnera
Easter Eve Blessings Fill Moscow Churches
April 15 Moscow crowds packed Greek Orthodox churches for Easter Eve services. Priests led midnight processions around church steps with chants of Christ Has Risen as acolytes and choirboys adorned in white. Atheist protests faded. past anti religious displays are no longer used. Russian Easter remains a time of feasting despite food shortages andPropaganda dampening celebrations this year.
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Moscow
Christ
Moravians to Hold Unusual Easter Sunrise Service
Thousands from across the United States gather in Winston-Salem as Bishop J Kenneth Pfohl proclaims The Lord Has Risen at a Moravian Easter sunrise service with roots dating to 1732 in Saxony. The rites have marked Easter in God’s Acre graveyard since 1754.
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N. C
United States
J. Kenneth Pfohl
Moravian Church
Ternhutt
Saxony
America
Bethabara
Salem
God’s Acre
Easter Observances Mark Jerusalem Holy Week
In Jerusalem Easter rites unfold with dawn services at the Garden Tomb near Calvary and a sequence of Anglican and Catholic ceremonies at the Holy Sepulchre. Palm Sunday to Good Friday feature devotions and processions, drawing Anglican and Catholic participants from American and British communities.
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Depositors Plan Meetings With Bank Heads In Elyria
Arrangements were under way for meetings next week between the depositors committee of three unlicensed Elyria banks and the bank heads. The committee aims to obtain crucial information, seek State Banking Department guidance, and restore public confidence in local banks.
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H. E. Irvin
C. A. McMillen
A. J. Robinson
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
J. B. Seward
The
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Mr. Robinson
Mr. Seward
A. B. Taylor
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Taylor
State Banking Department
Elyria
Irvin
Wheat Climbs to New Highs on Board of Trade
Chicago reports wheat prices leaping to new highs as traders cite potential crop shortages. Futures rose 1 2 to 11 8 cents, with September peaking at 37 8. Corn and oats also advanced while rye and barley gained modestly. Opening May quotes list wheat at 1 to 60 7 8, corn 33 5 8, oats 21, rye 45 3 8, barley 33.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
State Banking Dept names conservators for two Ohio banks
The State Banking Department appointed conservators for two Ohio banks. The Union Trust Company in Newark will be overseen by C. C. McGruder of Newark, and The Scioto Bank of Commercial Point in Pickaway county will be overseen by William M. Beavers of Commercial Point. The action, announced by banking superintendent Ira J. Fulton, becomes effective Monday.
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Conservators
Columbus, CO
State Banking Department Today
Ira J. Fulton
Ohio
The
Union Trust Company
Newark
Rotary talk on Mexico and Yucatan trip planned
J. L. Kaley of Elyria will relate experiences from a recent trip through Mexico and Yucatan to Elyria Rotary Club at the Elks' Club noon meeting Tuesday.
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Yucatan
Elyria
Rogers to Speak at Crippled Children Convention Banquet
E. F. Allen announces Will Rogers has accepted an invitation to speak at the International Society for Crippled Children banquet during its twelfth annual convention in Wichita Kansas. Rogers will address the banquet next Tuesday evening and Wichita residents plan to broadcast the talk. Allen cannot attend due to illness.
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Kansas
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Washington Avenue
Lost Bonanza on Comstock Lode Astonishes Mining Men
Virginia City Nevada April 15 confirmation of immense wealth on the Lost Bonanza strike of the Comstock Lode drew San Francisco engineers and other miners who examined old underground workings and ore from beneath a dilapidated house bought for 150 dollars. They deem the deposit virgin territory and among the most concentrated mineral riches known.
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Negr
Comstock Lode
J. L. Dobbins
San Francisco
Silver Kings
Mt. Davidson
City relief crowds press for aid at city hall
About 100 people on the relief lists gathered in the city hall corridors to demand more food clothing and medical care from Mayor Van Oster. The mayor said the relief bureau was doing all it could and offered to launch a special investigation if any family was not receiving proper care. The crowd remained orderly and left with a clearer view of relief efforts.
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W. H. van Oster
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Former Cincinnati Observatory director dies after collapse
Professor G. Porter, 81, longtime director of the Cincinnati Observatory and astronomy teacher at the University of Cincinnati until two years ago, died suddenly Friday after collapsing during a walk with his wife. Heart disease was listed as the cause.
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Tor
fJormain G. Porter
Rati Observatory
University of CincInnati
Famous British flyer missing after desert search
LondonApril 15 Automobil e parties searched in the Sahara desert today for Captain W. Lancaster famed British flyer unreported since he took off from Reggan Africa Wednesday in his attempt to lower the record for a London to Capetown flight
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Reggan
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Capetown
South Africa
Chicago teachers march for eight months back pay
In Chicago a protest march by about 10 000 unpaid teachers demanded eight months back pay while banners warned about cashless work. The city offered 1 600 000 dollars for one week of salary as a partial fix and Mayor Kelly led a campaign to sell school tax warrants to raise funds.
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Board of Education
Edward J. Kelly
Kelly
Yester
Amherst referendum delayed at Ohio Supreme Court hearing
A mandamus case over Amherst light plant petitions postpones a ruling for one week. Clerk Charles A. Miller must explain why petitions for a November vote were not filed while officials push for a May 2 referendum. Attorneys for Ohio Public Service Co seek to delay until fall.
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Amherst Municipal
Columbus Dispatches
Charles A. Miller
Board of Elections
Amherst
E. A. Nicholl
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Ohio Public Service Company
Clear And Cool Easter Sunday Forecast From Columbus Dispatch
The forecast calls for a cool start Sunday with clearing skies by afternoon. Easter Sunday should be bright with a pleasant afternoon after overnight rain expected to end in time for the parade.
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Columbus
Conservator Named for Amherst Park Bank Co
The banking department at Columbus announces the appointment of I. Hubbard as conservator of Amherst Park Bank Co. The move places the bank under supervision as authorities review its affairs.
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Banking Department
Atlumbus
I. Hubbard
Amherst Park Bank Co
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