President Roosevelt Presses Leaders on Legislation and Funding
President Roosevelt outlined his views to leaders in Washington outlining support for immediate public works funding and oppose to remonetization. He urged passage of imperative legislation including stock market regulation tax revision and reciprocal tariff measures while resisting attempts to modify monetary policy and certain income tax amendments. House leaders signaled opposition to the 40 hour week and monetary authority measures, with aims to adjourn by May 1 and push critical bills through the week end meeting.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol
White House
Public Works Administration
House
Senate
Joseph ”. Burns
Irns
Iriff
Eagles Initiation Draws 342 Members At District Meeting
A total of 342 members representing five Eagles Aeries attended a district initiation and meeting at the Elyria Club yesterday. The Hlyria Aerie contributed 25 members, Amherst 25, Norwalk 12, and Elangton 5, with Willard at 31 and Sanihy 45 in attendance prize. The parade was postponed due to rain. further details continued on page 2.
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Order of Eagles
Sith Trict
Azies’ Club
Hich
Hlyria Aerie
Fie O
Sanihy
Son
Elyria Dangot
Willard
Amherst
Norwalk
Elangton
Iria Acre Owas
Ahis Street
The Weather Forecast For The Day
The forecast calls for fair, cooler weather in the south tonight. Tuesday should be fair with a slight warming trend. Some frost is possible in southern pockets and frost may affect garden areas southward.
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South
Wien
Elyria Grapples with City Budget Deficit
Elyria faces a tentative deficit of about 58000 as expenditures reach 170000 against projected income of 112000 from taxes and other sources. At Saturday’s meeting officials discussed relief from the legislature and possible measures including charges for sewage disposal garbage collection and street lighting to balance the budget.
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Elyria
Columbus
Ohio PUC Probes Lorain County Bus Crash
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission opened an investigation into a Lorain County bus crash that killed several passengers. The inquiry seeks rule violations and possible new safety measures, while Nevin Western Bus Lines faces show cause over alleged faulty and unsafe equipment. Inspectors’ reports prompted the commission to demand action as the case continues on page three.
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Columbus. O
Lorain County
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Nevin-Western Bus Lines
Cstation
Sentences handed down by judge in Lorain cases
Fred Morget of Lorain was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to cutting with intent to send. Howay denied probation. Joe Vargo and Charles Leonard Moore of Elyria each received Mansfield reformatory terms for grand larceny after pleading guilty before Judge Thompson. Leonard Hamilton and George Guignette of Elyria were granted probation for grand larceny and auto theft respectively. Dan Narlitz of Lorain pleaded guilty to unlawful diversion of electric current, fined $50 and 39 days in jail, with the fine suspended. Coroner said the Dundid sommerr death near Lima on April 18 was accidental, caused by a stray bullet at a target on the farm.
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Fred Morget
Lorain
Penitentiar
W. &. Thompson
Howay
Joe Vargo
Charles Alias
Leonard Moore
Elyria
Mansfield Reformatory
Thompson
Leonard Hamilton
George Guignette
Liord Swert
Dan Narlitz
Trotzky Plans Fourth Internationale To Keep World In Turmoil
Paris April a police chart Trotzky former co dictator of Soviet Russia nearly finished plans for a Fourth International to keep the world in constant revolutionary turmoil. The group would seek to foment revolutions in many counties under a central command. Police said the headquarter would be Amsterdam and that Trotzky had two collaborators. A raid on a villa he occupied at Barbizen occurred without Interior Ministry knowledge. Officials noted Trotzky was allowed to live there instead of at Core sira where he was supposed to reside. The Interior Minister’s cabinet shuffle was anticipated as officers studied the case.
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Paris
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Troitkhy
Ponce
Amsterdam
Polwe
Trotsky
Barhizen
Immas
Ministry of Interior
Monsary
Gien Trotzks Permecien
Coresira
Trotzks
Lkely Interior
Viceut Barrant
Elyrian Paroleo on Manslaughter Charge
Willam Cov. 266 Prospect Street was granted parole by Judge W. B. Thompson in Common Pleas court after Cox was indicted for manslaughter in the February 28 death of Frank A. Lawson, struck by Coxs car. Cox, father of six, cried on hearing the decision, saying he is glad it is over.
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Willam
Prospect Street
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas
Cox
Frank A. Lawson
Lawson
Corbett E. Southam
Elyria
Guy B. Findley
Bus Collision on U S Route 20 Kills and Injures
A bus from Nevins Western Lines collided with a CCC truck on U S Route 20 near the Larain county line early Sunday. Six occupants died and about a dozen were injured, with one in critical condition, Marie Waser of Wentineton Park California among the injured. Doctors performed transfusions as officials reported most patients improving and planned further discharges today.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Elyria
Anna Reardon
Detroit
Barkaress
Nevins Western Lines
CCC
Center Ridge
Larain
Memorial Hospital
William Daniels
Prurshurzy
Vectordax
Ino
Ali
Deadly weekend on Ohio highways claims many lives
A string of crashes across Ohio over a 38 hour period left at least 14 people dead. Nine deaths followed two parked trucks near Elyria, a bus struck a truck, six more perished near Bowling Green, and several others including Ruth Yocker and Hubert Thomas died in crashes or fires. Additional victims included Sam Lakes and Liaine Lakes in Dayton and Middleport, and CCC worker John Brascacino near New Lebanon.
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Ohio
Ely- Na
Bowl'ng Green
Ruth Yocker
Foster
Bowling Green
Herbert Thomas
Leo McFarley
Toledo
Sam Lakes
Dayton
Liaine
Middle‘orn
John P. Brascacino
Painesville
Camp Levngton
CCC
New Leuneton
Harole Korie
Burns
dJennin Velliequete
Port Chnnen
Aiong
Bus And Truck Insurance Details In Fatal Ohio Crash
The article reports that the bus and truck involved in the fatal accident were insured. Kenneth M. Gold, attorney for Nevin Western Lines, confirms liability coverage as required. The Ohio Farmers Insurance Company and Hartford Casualty and Surety are named among insurers, with coverage tied to indemnity and insurance policies.
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Kenneth HM. Gold
Closeland
Nevin Western Lines
Vie
Cono
Inderanity and Trsurance Company
Noraaly
TBO Insurance Companis
Tettm
Ohio Farmers Torturance Company
TeKoy
Oho
Tha Aeteha Casualty
Such‘ Company
Hartford
Corres
Truck Drivers Arraigned Over Six Dead Bus Passengers
Pleas of not guilty to manslaughter charges entered for William Daniels and A. W. Schaffer, drivers in the Venter Ridge road crash that killed six bus riders and injured fourteen. Daniels waived examination and was bound over on $1,000 bond. Schaffer’s hearing postponed for attorney arrival.
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William Daniels
A. W. Schaffer
Venter Ridge
Court of Justice
J. C. Petro
Daniels
Kenneth H. Guild
Cleveland
Nevin Lines
Schaffer
Justice Petro
Norwalk Trucking Line
Sherif Clarence Dick
Bus crash leaves multiple dead and injured in Midwest city
A bus crash killed John Serbon and several others while injuring many more across Ohio, Michigan, and nearby states. Survivors include Krista Vasilevich and Earl Kellogg with serious injuries. multiple others suffer skull fractures, facial wounds, or shock. Authorities report released patients and ongoing inquiries.
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Yung Wen
South Fourth Street
Philadelphia
Anna Schrrba
FBI Milford Avenue
Duquestic
Mark Kaser
Mama Vista Avenue
Huntington Fark
California
Pasquale Cairo
St. Clair Avenue
Cleveland
Azad Sarkisian
Swanton
Ohio
Taday
Francis Brown
Akron
John FE. Harves
Alligan Avenue
Lansing
Wilsie Dwner
Kenilworth Avenue
Detroit
Gale Allen
West Alligan Avenue
Voner
Anna Williams
Indiana Avenue
Chicago
Odessa Willaims
Odessa Willaims, 3, Daughter of Mrs. Williams
George Pfaff
Gage Street
Varon
Mary Katherine Reardon
William Daniel
Linden Flace
Pittsburgh
Bus Driver Faces Manslaughter Charges in Ohio Crash
A bus driver from Pittsburgh and a parked truck driver face manslaughter charges after a Sunday morning collision on U.S. Route 20 near the Lorain county line killed six people and injured fourteen. The crash involved a Nevin Western Lines bus and a parked truck, with another truck driver released after an inquest. Investigations include sheriff, coroner, prosecutor, Public Utilities Commission, and company lawyers.
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William Daniels
Pittsburgh
Nevin Western Lines
Cleveland Road
A. W. Schaeffer
Norwalk
Clarence W. Dick
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
Daniels
Elyria
Kirkpatrick
Odessa Williams
Anna Williams
Indiana Avenue
Chicago
Sheriff Praised By Hospital Sup't
The forsthous of Sheriff Clarence W. Dick cannot Me morial hospital as soon as of is asned of the bun truth, was immended today by Wrack Hoover, superintendent of the hospital. When the call was received at the gest that there had been a busewash, and that a number of persory were wmjured, the shorit immediately cut in all avalabolic ambulances at then called the SMTA By then pore the injured decad to arrive, trete Bere Mahtera araduate mises and Sve doct¢rs ating fer that, Hoover said Adiow ttathistom Was geen to Mrs Voro Naser, 31, of Winington Para Calfornia, who maser teas omyured in the crash The cheat was taken from Fos'c? Dirat of Nirta.
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Clarence W. Dick
Memorial Hospital
Wrack Hoover
Smta By Then Pore the Injured Decad To Arrive, Trete Bere Mahtera Araduate Mises
Hoover
Voro Naser
Winington Para Calfornia
Fos
Nirta
Relatives Claim Bodies Of Victims From Route 20 Disaster
Relatives have claimed four of the six bodies from the Route 20 crash. Floyd Stalmaxer 29 is sent to Akron, Samuel Novak of Duquesne to that city, while Earl L. Kellers is shipped to Lansias Michigan and Georga Serbea to Younestown. Two remaining bodies at Sudro's Funeral Home will be claimed tonight. Kristo Vasilovich 35 706 Neil Avenue Massillon 211 to Lorain tomorrow. Vasilovich born August 8 1900 in Czechoslovakia survived by wife and three children and three brothers. He worked as a chipper at Great Lakes Steel in Detroit. Funeral from Greek Orthodox Church in Lorain. Michael Fridrive 29 of 193 Third Avenue New York City will be taken to his mother's home in Detroit this evening.
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Floyd Stalmaxer
Akron
Samuel Novak
Duquesne
Mien
Nichols Funeral Home
Earl L. Kellers
Lansias
Michigan
Georga Serbea
Younestown
Serber
Holiday Cove
West Virginia
Taylor
Sudro
Tonicht
Kristo Vasilovich
Neil Avenue
Massillon
Lorata
Vasilovich
Czechoslovakia
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Detro
Ehurch
Lorain
Michael Fridrve
Third Avenus
New York
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Andu Sky Aerie
C. of C
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
P. Ucl
Sommerr
H. EB. Lewis
Somme
Abe Sommers
Virzil
Hovin
Charge Trotzky
Fourth Internationale
Elyrian
Hea
John Serbon
Orchard Street
Michael Frydrych
Third Avenue
Krista Vasilevich
Fourth Street
N. W
Earl L. Kellogg
Mount Hope Avenue
Floyd Starmaker
Shawnee Path
Samuel Nowak
Olive Street
Public Utilities Commission
Daniels and
Schaeffer
Justices Court
New York Central Mail
Berea
Hospital Sup’t
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