Busy Shipping Season Is Forecast
Cleveland April 15 The Great Lakes shipping season opened officially today with expectations of the busiest period since 1950. Ore and limestone demand for steel mills in the industry’s lower lakes and western Pennsylvania drives the boom as capacity edges toward the high level, though total shipments fall short of the 1929 peak. forecasters predict significant ore and coal movement despite droughts and economic slump.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Indus Do
Lower Lakes
Pennsylvania
Ora and
Tas Tota
Pittsbursh
American Skipon
Chicago
Tait & Ms
Bates Asks That Basements Be Cleaned Up
The piece urges basement cleanups during Clean-Up Week after a severe basement fire on Washing ton Avenue earlier this year. It describes firefighting tactics to vent smoke and access basements, warns of fire hazards like waste paper and oily rags, and quotes Chief W N Bates on preventing loss. Also notes a dog bite incident and a car collision reported by police.
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Ehbie
Iloria Fira
Washington Avenue
W. N. Bates
Vern McLaughlin
Fairlawn Avenue
Officers Elected By Farm Women Activities Planned
Lerain County farm women conclude a busy extension season. Mrs Paz and Mrs Cooper elected officers with Brean as treasurer. Members discuss Canning Contest Cooking School and a Portman speech. Illness keeps Henry Leimbach away.
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Lerain
Grange Hilal
Reeset
Cotes
Owners Along White Way to Hold Meeting Tonight
Announced this morning a meeting of all abutting property owners on Elyria's White Way. The gathering will take place in the committee room of Torain County Savings and Trust Co. Important matters will be presented.
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White Way
Elyria
Torain County Savings and Trust Co
U S Moves Forward Says Col Ayres
Cleveland Q U S reports Col Leonard P Ayres stating the United States has progressed, asserting advances in progress and direction. The message notes renewed confidence and momentum in policy and strategy amid unclear figures and context from the era.
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Cleveland
United States
Permits Reveal Pickup In Building Activity
Building permits show a rise in remodeling and repairs across multiple structures. Officials note increased applications for single family homes and small commercial projects, reflecting economic growth and renewed activity in the construction sector.
Council Meeting Adopts Brief Adjournment Amid Campaign Stop
City council, amid a sparse attendance, adjourned after brief remarks. Akron candidate Sheppard toured for Republican congressional campaign and opposed the White Way assessment measure, while Mrs Arte Mas Reshe attended to speak on the issue. President Smith noted insufficient members to transact business, prompting Cornwalliman Thompson to motion for adjournment, seconded by Henke. The gathering was described as harmonious by Sheppard.
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Empson
Sheppard
Akron
Republian
Artemas Reshe
Smith
Corneilhman Thompson
Henke
Committees On Sod Conservation To Meet On Friday
Local Lerac County committees directing the federal conservation program will convene Friday at Savings and Trust Company directors room. Thirteen of the 21 chosen tonight plus four more names will be announced as chairmen for the community groups. Additional meetings are planned for Towrsto, Brownheim, and La Grange areas with officers to coordinate.
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Lerac
Clearing Up Real Estate Tangle
Court records show restitution orders in a probate matter with Howard R. Butler stating action to be taken. The case involves transfers and forgery allegations linked to a 2ftore hearing set for a date in the near term.
Educator and Wife Killed by Bomb Near Hillcrest Club
A fatal bomb explosion near the Hillcrest Club at a dead end killed an educator and his wife. Deputies reported the car parked at midnight and several miles from Morianis. An infant was among the victims and two others were seriously injured but expected to recover.
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Tir
Ising Southern C
iChiefe
Harler McCoy
Hillcrest Club
Morianis
Judge Wilcox Will Address Brotherhood
The Em manuel Lutheran church group plans a formal program with Judge H.C. W and the male quartet to lead the meeting. The event details remain sparse but indicate a community gathering with a judiciary speaker.
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Judge Wilcox
Brotherhood of the Emmanuel Lutheran
Church
H.C. W
James
Young Men's Republican Club Meeting Cited in Lorain
Plenty of time to get to Lorain for a meeting of the Young Men's Republican Club as local political activity unfolds.
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Lorain
Young Men’s Republican Club
Court filings reveal multiple foreclosure suits and notes
The Cleveland Trust Company sues Edith Rett et al for 2450 and seeks foreclosures on Lorain property. Unclear names sue for 2430 and foreclosures on Lorain property. Several other banks and individuals file suits for over 200 dollars with foreclosures on real estate, including estate administers and labeled defendants, with various towns and properties named.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Edith Rett
Gertrude Aieenea
Lorain
Granges Discuss Political Policy and Candidate Meetings
A report notes Grange leaders in Ceustr 20 address candidate data and meeting concerns. Frank Mason, County Grange leader, issued a statement saying the Grange has no policy restricting speaking at meetings but plans to explain positions to voters. He hopes to clarify Grange policy and ensure candidates can present views at open gatherings.
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Frank Mason
County Grange
Todar
Grasze
Grange
Mason
Father Nothing
Bart
Fire damages trash truck near West River Street
A trash truck loaded with rubbish caught fire on est of Hese Company Number One. The driver, aiming for Ford Road, tried to extinguish with a garden hose before police directed him to a fire hydrant 349 feet away. The blaze burned only the truck bed, and hot ashes scattered shredded papers. The truck is owned by F. J. Wor en of Cleveland and Norincey Siresis.
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Ford Road
Hese Company
Tuck
West River Street
F. J. Woren
Cleveland
Noriincey Siresis
Nebraska Voters Prefer Roosevelt in Primaries
In Omaha Nebraska on April 15 voters favored President Roosevelt in party ballots with about two thirds supporting him. Senator Borah led the Republican ballots but Roosevelt dominated overall while Alf Landon and Frank Knox also appeared on many ballots. Herbert Hoover was named as vice president on a minority of ballots.
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Omaha
Xen
Nebraska
Roosevelt
William E. Borah
Oni
Alf Landon
Kansas
Frank Knox
Chicago
Borah
Landon
Knox
Herbert Hoover
CCC Quartet Will Sing At Elyria Home For The Aged
The CCC camp quartet directed by Harvey J. Johnson will perform at Elyria Home for the Aged Thursday at 7:00 PM. The group, aired on radio station Gee in Columbus last Thursday, also headlines a musical comedy by the camp Skit Club Friday evening on Gulf Road for the public.
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CCC Quartet
Elyria
Harvey J. Johnson
Gee
Columbus
Thursay
Gulf Road
Judge Findley May Be Called As A Witness
Judge Guy B. Findley, who presided in the bombings trials of Rudelius Hepecka and Thomas Smetana, is expected to testify tomorrow in a defense motion to amend the stenographic record. The motion, before Judge D. A. Cook, probes assertions by defense attorney C F Adams that he read testimony into the record to prove alibi. Prosecutor Benner objected that defense failed to indicate three days before trial that an alibi would be used, a requirement now mandatory by criminal statutes.
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Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Rudelius Hepecka
Thomas Smetana
Cleveland
Court of Appeals
D. A. Cook
C F. Adams
Chat County
Benner
Adams
Fight To Return Administration Of Relief To States
Washington April 15 A bi partisan drive to reclaim half of the 2 500 900 900 work relief appropriation includes a proposal by Sen Arthur Vandenberg to demote Washington and return administration to the states This move signals a possible Republican campaign tactic against the Works Progress Administration as critics charge politics graft and waste within WPA forces
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Washington
Arthur Vandenberg
Mich
Senate
Works Progress Administration
Vandenberg
WPA
Fear Three Men Have Perished
Three miners were entombed in an abandoned gold mine at Moose River Nova Scotia. A rescue shaft drilled through rock to reach them neared collapse as rescuers labored with steam shoring and a tractor sent from Halifax. The fate of the trapped men remained uncertain despite efforts.
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Moose River
Apris
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Men Accused of Stealing Chickens From Quarry South Amherst
Three men were detained at the county jail after allegedly stealing three chickens from William Dange of Quarry South Amherst. The incident occurred while the men were reportedly under the influence and seeking a sale of a truck. The case was held in abeyance pending charges. Deputy sheriffs investigated two additional chicken thefts reported by Mike Tallman and Mrs. Smith.
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Wiliam Dange
Quarry South Amherst
Becks
Lake Avenue
Mrs. Smith
Stop 17
Pleads Guilty To Gambling Charge In Raid
Sam Reiman of Chestnut street was fined 30 dollars plus costs with 15 suspended after pleading guilty before Major Don A. Baird to keeping a gambling place. Police raided his establishment about 3 a.m. Saturday and found six men playing cards.
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Sam Reiman
Chestnut Street
Don A. Baird
Reizman
Additional Relief Bonds Authorized for Lorain County
Lorain county commissioners were authorized by the state tax commission to issue $39,000 in additional relief bonds under provisions of the Caray Act. The bonds are not expected to be sold before June, it was slated.
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Lorain County
State Tax Commission
Isaly Co. To Open Second Store Here Soon
Isaly Dairy announces a new store at 429 Broad Street expected to open next Thursday. S. S. White, company official, says the Elyria-based operation will offer the same merchandise as the present Elyria shop and feature light lunches and meals. Elyria-made products such as cream and other items will be served or displayed, with production by other Elyria firms noted.
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Isaly
Broad Street
S. White
Rew
Elyria
Uther Compacy
Elyrng
Whire
Instruction In Home Economics Will Be Discussed
C. A. Gibbens announced that Miss Enid Lunn state home economics supervisor will address Lorain County teachers Friday afternoon at the Clearview School. All home economics instructors in the county are expected to attend.
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Lorain County
Enid Lunn
Clearview
C. A. Gibbens
Syesm
Amateur Night at West Ridge April 15
An amateur event is planned for April 15 in West Ridge under joint sponsorship of the West Ridge and South Murray Ridge Par-Feacher Association. The program aims to showcase local talent in a community gathering with potential prize opportunities.
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West Ridge, Q
West Ridge
South Murray Ridge
Rigze Sc
Alaskan Ferry Noted In Gold Rush For Sale
In Juneau Alaska after 45 years of service the Juneau Ferry and Navigation Company dissolved following a crash and bridge project. The ferry Teddy will be sold as the era ends recalling miners crossing Gastineau Channel during the gold rush and early Juneau business life.
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Juneau
Alaska
Gastineau Channel
Douglas
Juneau Ferry & Navigaton Company
If Channel
Teddy
John Martin
Eholeur Company
British Pilgrimage to Gallipoli Reunites Dardanelles Heroes
London reports a British pilgrimage to Gallipoli to reunite Dardanelles veterans aboard the veteran steamer Mata Hari Aurora which once bore the River Circle name. The ship, now a coal trader, shows shell damage and preserves two plaques marking its Gallipoli role.
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Gallipoli
Dardanelles
Losdon
Empire
Mary San
Gallpo
Aurora
Cunard-White Star
No Fears From War Gas Expert States
Dr. Yandell Henderson of Yale University cautions that war gas released in a large, organized fleet could devastate New York City with thousands of lives at risk. He notes even a drop of 100,096 tons would cause massive destruction, while vast use of high explosives would create widespread havoc and casualties.
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New Haven
Conn
York City
Yandell Henderson
Yale Univesity
New York City
Hungarian Cult Sets Up Animal Sacrifice Altar In Budapest
In Budapest a pagan sun worshipper group plans a lamb sacrifice on a hilltop to Hadur after the birth of their first child. More than 1,000 members voted to revive old rites and designate the hill as the permanent holy site for the community.
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Budapest
Hadur
Go To Columbus On Matter Of Relief Difficulties
County Commissioners Joan E. Davidson and Oscar G. Dunn with Commissioner Clerk Frank Ellenberger traveled to Columbus to meet state relief officials over Lorain county relief difficulties and to secure Lorain county’s allocation of crate funds for direct relief work. Treasurer Walter J. Wright accompanied the group. they expected a four day absence while Commissioner Ted Wickens stayed to continue business at the commissioners' office.
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Joan E. Davidson
Oscar G. Dunn
Frank Ellenberger
Columbus
Lorain County
Walter J. Wright
Ora
Ted Wickens
Odorless Cabbage Promises Market by 1938
Ithaca reports Cornell researchers have developed an odorless cabbage after six years of work by Professor Myers. More than 2,000 heads have been grown in the laboratories, with seed production planned to reach about 15,000 seeds. Dorset University work aims to prevent loss of odorless variety to smelly relatives.
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Ithaca
Dorset University
Army Plane Seeds Forest on Lonely Island
Army air efforts dropped thousands of young trees on the forested Island of Kauai amid reports of erratic weather. Workers at Waimea Canvas observed seeds spreading over ter rain, with prior pilots claiming forests would not survive. The mission, labeled Bird of Peace, aimed to replant territories in Hawaii from the air.
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SAN Pranc Eto
Krauai
Waimea
Hewat
Ser
Hawa
Grass Now Yields Health Giving Food
A fragmented note describes grass based food production and farm use. It mentions Derbys and Tutourr with terms like grass meal and process of making a product for farm feed. The text is garbled but centers on health benefits from grass derived food for cattle.
Texas declares war on oyster parasites in Gulf coast study
Corpus Christi Tex. The state Game, Fish and Oyster Commission orders a study to eliminate boring parasites harming oyster beds. Marine biologists from Alpert Cot commission will plant shells and seeders on three farms between Rockport and Port O Connor to combat the issue.
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Corpus Christs
Tex
Texas Gulf Coast
Fish and Oyster Commission
Alpert Cot
Commission
Rockport
Porc O Connor
Vodka Consumption Drops After Revolution
A fragment notes a shift in vodka use with a 38 percent consumption level post revolution, claiming industry decline and altered tasting or supply patterns. The text appears garbled but suggests a reduced vodka market and changing consumer behavior.
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Escow
Priest Survives Belfry Strike Before New Pastorate
The Rev. H. K. Bushkuchi of St. Aloysius Church reports a lightning strike that damaged the church belfry shortly before he begins a 15 year term as pastor. No injuries were reported and the incident disrupted plans briefly.
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BuMlidt
Green
H. RK. Bushkuchi
St. Aloysius Church
Ancient Skeleton Unearthed Near Les Eyzies
A human skeleton dating from the 11th to 12th century was found in fields near Les Eyzies in the Dordogne. The skeleton, considered Stone Age era, has been placed in the prehistoric museum of Les Eyzies.
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Les Eyzies
France
Dordogne Department
Prehistoric Museum
New Picnic Stove Dazzles Chicago Outdoors Scene
A new picnic stove shown in the Merchandise Mart in Chicago attracts couples outdoors. Its top uses a magnalite alloy alloy noted for extreme heat sensitivity, able to reach cooking temperatures with a single newspaper flame.
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Chicago
Merchandise Mart
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