Peace Offerings On Bonus Meet Strong Opposition
Washington April 16 The administrations peace offer on the Soldiers bonus issue faced sharp resistance from veteran groups today. Senate Finance Chairman Pat Harrison said no assurances the plan satisfies those demanding immediate cash. If factions quarrel Congress could adjourn without enacting any bonus bill. Harrison's non cash proposal adds to the growing list of plans before the body.
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Washington
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Harrison
Funds Pour In To Buy Rug For Governor Davey
Columbus April 16 Governor Davey may receive the $1,000 rug for his office despite Senate opposition. Donations totaling 126 were sent to finance his office expenses with gifts from Monroe county friends and multiple individuals from Cleveland Columbus and other towns. Contributions varied from one cent to five dollars and included stamps and a German 1922 note.
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Columbus
Davey
Senate
Monroe County
Bernard J. McCluskey
Cleveland
William J. Zoul
Robert Scott
Cambridge
Delaware
Ashland
Newark
Springfield
Zanesville
Plain City
Lake View
Clyde
Mansfield
Chillicothe
Kent
Findlay
Alliance
Blanchester
Boy Dies After Upside-Down Stomach Operation
FALL RIVER MASS April 16 Nine year old William Buddy Spieselblatt of Newport RR L died at Truesdale hospital after an upside down stomach operation performed last Saturday by Dr Philemon Edwards Truesdale famed diaphragmatic hernia surgeon This was the first fatality in a child from Ed wards Truesdale operations though two adult cases were unsuccessful His rheumatic fever history and resulting heart condition were cited by doctors as the main cause of death The operation was similar to those of Alyce Jane McHenry ten Omaha Neb and Jimmy Neilson thirteen San Jose Calif all undergoing recovery
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Fall River
Mass
William
Buddy) Spieselblatt
Newport
RR. L
Truesdale Hospital
Alyce Jane McHenry
Omaha
Neb
Jimmy Neilson
San Jose
Calif
Easter Show For Children Planned
John Pekras announces a children Easter show featuring Mickey Mouse films at Dreamland theatre for girls and Rialto theatre for boys, both at 10 a m on Saturday April 27.
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John Pekras
Dreamland Theatre
Rialto Theatre
Commissioners Approve Tear Gas Purchase for Sheriff Dept
The board of county commissioners reported today they agreed to buy a gas gun and tear gas supplies totaling 321 dollars to be kept on hand in the sheriff's department for future emergencies. An additional 374 dollars of supplies obtained during a strike were returned to the manufacturer.
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Board of Country Commissioners
Sheriff's Department
Girl Cured At Gates Hospital Aids In Drive
Maxine Carroll, once a patient at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, now 16 years past leaving, buys one dollar of crippled children seats to fund an orthopedic pool. Two thousand dollars needed to complete the fund with a seal campaign under way at Elyria Memorial Hospital. First reports to be given at 7 p.m. tonight as workers meet. local schools assist with 25 cent and 10 cent per student quotas. Two benefit shows planned: Where's Grandma and The Gay Pretenders to raise funds.
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Gates Hospital
Maxine Carroll
Cuyahoga Falls
St. John’s Academy
Cleveland
NRA
Elyria Memorial Hospital
D. A. Baird
E. F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
C. P. Shively
Herbert Cooke
Elyria Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Grandma
Gates School
William Lovejoy
Elyrian
New York
Cues and Lines Dramatic Club
St. Agnes Parish
Laborite denounces Britain's failure to pay the U S debt
In London on April 16 Labor MP Morgan Jones condemned Britain's stance on the war debt to the United States. He accused Chancellor Neville Chamberlain of unilateral action by omitting the debt from the budget, calling it repudiation. He noted Labor paid 79.5 million dollars in 214 years versus 42.25 million by ministerialists in four years.
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London
United States
House of Commons
Morgan Jones
Laborite
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Labor Party
Utilities Rates Being Cut
Ohio consumers will save $1,464,023 annually from rate reductions in the first quarter of 1935. The Public Utilities Commission chief E. J. Hopple said the cuts were negotiated or voluntary, with electric light and power firms delivering the largest decreases. Domestic electric savings total $775,001, commercial $560,324, industrial $12,331. Gas cuts reach $115,399 and steam heat reductions total $1,968.
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Columbus
Ohio
E. J. Hopple
Public Utilities Commission
Hoppie
City Asked To Pay Expenses For Injury
Mrs Belle Row of 127 Franklin street filed a claim against the city seeking payment of expenses incurred by Richard Ross for injuries sustained last January 149 while stepping into a low mood in the parkway near Lake avenue and Shear street. The incident occurred when he stepped into a low mood beside the sidewalk and curb and injured his right leg.
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Richard Ross
Belle Row
Franklin Street
Lake Avenue
Shear Street
Relief funds approve 58 county projects in Ohio
The federal relief administration approved 58 works division projects across ten Ohio counties. The plan covers operation costs, 1300 jobs, and relief funds totaling $197,198. Notable items include the Lorain project at $40,618 for Dallas Avenue storm sewer and a County project at $2,454 for garden work.
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Columbus
Federal Relief Administration Today
Lorain—Lorain
Dallas Avenue
Sixteen Elyria Students Cast in Senior Play Smilin Through
Sixteen Elyria High School students have been selected for the cast of the senior class play Smilin Through to be staged at the high school.
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Elyria High School
Eighty cast chosen for high school play auditions
At the auditorium on May 24 and 26 Mrs Kathryn F Hearn drama coach announced the eight boys and eight girls selected from tryouts. Jeannette Linville Betty Jackson Robert Lee Gilbert Walker Emily Pitkin Frances Bennett George Pallas Malcolm Patrick Richard Pell Jean Plocher Elmer Oswald Fred Wesly Harold Haywood Evelyn Smith Merle Vanoster Josephine Faulk ner named as cast members.
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Kathryn F. Hearn
Nina Baker
Jeannette Linville
Betty Jackson
Robert Lee
Gilbert Walker
Emily Pitkin
Frances Bennett
George Pallas
Malcolm Patrick
Richard Pell
Jean Plocher
Ancient Egyptian tombs yield vast cache of sacred cat mummies
In a remarkable archaeological discovery, researchers report numerous well preserved sacred cat mummies found alongside monumental human mummies inside ancient Egyptian tombs. The find suggests cats held significant ritual importance and were treated with similar reverence and care as people in burial practices.
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