Proposal For White Way Lighting Plan Discussed
A new proposal on White Way envisions street light upgrades with graded pole wattage. City officials and property owners weigh costs with 60 candlepower on main avenues and 40 candlepower in surrounding blocks, aiming for a total city payment near 4 dollars and private contributions around 4.9 dollars per property.
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Wien
Op Amuers
BS A
Beit
Lorein
Solivitar Harvey
Dow al Karn
Cheney
Propos, and Co
Avenues
Die
Chetrey
Pupils Join Cleanup Week Across Elyria Schools
Elyria students participate in cleanup week under the fire prevention committee. Fifteen home areas are to be checked for rubbish burning, disinfection, deliveries, and disposal. The effort will be reported to Washington as part of a national program.
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Eys
Elyria
Eio- Cammerree
Washington
Sotherden
Lobby Probe Continues in Washington Inquiry
The Senate investigating committee pressed its inquiry in Washington on April 76 despite House refusal to approve a 10,090 appropriation to hire legal counsel. The panel summoned Kutt yrunwald, CNicazo solicitor for the Farmers' Independence Council, to testify at a brief session planned to probe alleged Liberty League support for the council.
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Washington
Sentre Inbhur
Howse
Kutt Yrunwald
Cnicazo
Farmers’ Independence Counil
Liberty League
Council
Weather Outlook Forecast Delivers Cool Continued Night
The OHTO fair weather plan shows continued cool conditions tonight with Friday forecast to be fair. Temperatures may linger in lower ranges as light winds persist. No significant precipitation is expected and skies should clear into the weekend.
Cleveland Man Waives Trial In Extortion Case
Giuseppe Guzzo of Cleveland waived a jury trial on an extortion count alleging a $3.40 from Frank DeFazio. The case, one of four linked indictments, was moved to OMT for trial next Wednesday. Other defendants Alfred Anelio and Capronsaniti face penitentiary terms after serving time for related charges in Cleveland.
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Guiseppe Guzzo
Cleveland
Frank DeFazio
Weld
Guzzo
Alfred Anelio
Capronsaniti
Fire Destroys 21 Business Places in small town
Fire inspectors target the May Motte incident as flames consumed 21 business premises and two homes in a town of 30. Sparks from a passing railroad engine likely started the blaze, first spotted in a storage warehouse. Local volunteers formed a bucket brigade before firefighters from four towns contained the fire after two hours. damages estimated around 250000 dollars.
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PE Motte
Ind
de Molle
Rennsalaer
Crown Point
Hebron
Lowell
Wendel Cleared In Lindbergh Case
Absolution of Paul H Wendel in the Lindbergh baby murder clears him for ligation in New York and New Jersey over claimed police coercion. Mercer County investigation cited Hauptmann links three days, voters 9 Bill last night. He remains accused in Hunterdon County for the kidnapping, but dismissal is expected. Mrs Anna Hauptmann testified on the execution day.
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NL OS
Paul H. Wendel
Ay Today
New York
Jersey
Folo
Wendel
Mercer County
Trenton
Arama J
Rine
Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Hunterdon County
Hauptmann
Anna Hauptmann
Y Camp To Have Busiest Season At Elyria WW C A
The Vermilion River camp in Elyria is set for its busiest season yet with a nearly complete summer schedule. Groups include Emerson Junius High School Girls Reserves from Lakewood June 15 to 17, Birria YY WL AL troupe June 17 to 22, and Elyria Y M C A camps for youths from age eight to twelve in three sessions from late June to late August. Lorain Girl Guides plan two sessions July 26 to August 2 and August 2 to 9, followed by August 9 to 31 demand. Final two periods await confirmation, with September 5 to 8 reserved for the Second Congregational Church boys, ending the season before school starts.
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Iss-Seelies
Elyria Y. WW. C. A
Vermilion River
Carl Wagner
Can
St. AN
Nerind
Emerson Junisp Hich School
Lakewood
Birria
Jhine
Eiyria Y_ M.CA
Fist
Ace
Jniy
Cceupy
Second Congregational Church
Shortage Of Farm Help Hits Lorain County Spring
Lorain County farmers report a severe shortage of farm help as spring work approaches. The National Reemployment Service and county extension office are trying to match unemployed men with farm jobs, but demand outstrips supply. Wages run about 26 to 25 a month with room and board, and many job seekers prefer nonfarm work despite experience.
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Lorain
Canl Ti Spring
National Reemployment Service Office
County Agricultural Extension Office
Charles J. Cromtling
National Reemployment Service
Ous
C. L Hummel
Hummel
Cromiing
Cromiins
Italians Resume Southward Push From Ethiopian Front
Italian soldiers pressed their advance along the Sudanese frontier toward the Born town near the Nile and Rehad River, aiming to secure caravan routes. They had captured Gallaba and were expected to push toward Zair to consolidate control of routes between the Tana region and Sudan.
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United Press
Rome
Ethiopia
Gre
Britain
Rehad
Gallabai
Zair
Tana
Sudan
Hiram Student Trapped In Store Ends His Life
A 19-year-old Hiram College student Robert Moore of Lisbon Ohio shot himself in Ravenna Hardware Co store after being trapped during a police search. Patrolman Charles Jones and officers found Moore unconscious on a ladder. he died at the scene. The incident followed an apparent robbery attempt, details unclear.
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Ravenna
Hiram College
Robert Moore
Lisbon
Ohio
Moore
Hiram
Charles Jones
Jones
Ravenna Hardware Co
Len Damiscone
Carl Baier
Charles Yoder
Tones
Four-H Club Plans Tours of Lorain Plants
Lorain County 4 H Club completed arrangements for two business plant tours for next month. After a bakery visit, the second trip will be April 25 to National Tube Company plant in Lorain, with departure from the courthouse at 7 p.m. Rebecca Rea organized the trip through her father’s plant. A May 13 tour will cover the Elscia Telephone Company plant to explore telephone communication workings.
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Lorain County
Eaton Hich
National Tube Company
Lorain
Rebecca Rea
Cli
Court House
Elscia Telephone Company
Memorial Day Speaker To Be Judge Mathias
Memorial Day exercises will include Judge Edward Mathias as speaker. Committees named by General Chairman George Colburn appointed to arrange the program and decor. Aides for the grand marshal include M. Stankard and Lieut. Richard Crooks. Next committee meeting is set for May 20.
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Edward
Ohio Supreme Court
Catman
Memers
Charles
West Avenue
Washington
George Colburn
Ara Eyrangements Were Asf Form Committee, S .Thur Richwine
M. Powr Stankard
Arth Southam
Charlies
Ment Decora Filmore
Allomeh Baird
Si James Howler
J. G. Schrock
Grand Marshall
Stankard
Sudra
Richard Crooks
Southam
Momend Carr
National Tube Co Veterans Banquet Planned for May 14
National Tube Co veterans from Lorain works recall early plant days at the Old Timers Banquet. Now in its fifth year, it invites employees with 23-plus years service and their wives. The dinner, in plant restaurant, requires paid tickets due to high demand. committees include John Gould and others from Lorain and Elyria, with attendance hoped for by workers currently in the South.
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Lorain Lworks
National Tube Company
Wien theZather
Thurs Nz
Lorain Works
Servier
Ket
John Gould
Old Timers Committee
W. We. Merriner
John Q. Ryan
Elyria
Robert E. Bryan
Alex Gull
Alexander Hope
Wi. Fo Geiser
Sonn T .Reifer
Richard Sinclair
Sam Wire
Lorain
Mar
South
Two Masked Men Rob Bank In Grafton Holdup
Two masked armed men robbed The Grafton Bank at about 2:00 p.m. today in Grafton escaping toward Elyria in a black sedan with about 140 dollars believed taken. Cashier WU Reese and assistant Mabel Knechtzel were inside. they were bound with tape and later freed. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and deputies pursued the vehicle.
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Grafton
Elyria
ST At
WU Reese
Mabel Knechtzel
Reese
Reeses
Clarence W. Dick
Roosevelt Urges Nation to Persevere in Conservation Policy
President Roosevelt urged renewed vigor in conservation during the cornerstone ceremony for the new 12,000,000 building for the Department of the Interior. Harold Ickes backed the plan to rename the department the Department of Conservation and highlighted past conservation gains and future goals for national resources.
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Washington
Conservation Hines
George Washington
Ionzaco
United States
Wade
Theodora Roosevelt
Dar
Interior Department
Ickes
Congress
Department of Conservation
Roosevelt
Connally Oibi
Wachinzion
Ss.nna Oam Public Works
Syawine
Aow
Elyria Economy Days Promised by Local Merchants
Elyria merchants announce Elyria Economy Days a two day sales event featuring spring merchandise at low prices. Stores stock bright new spring goods including clothing, home furnishings, furniture and labor saving equipment. Shoppers are urged to visit participating shops to enjoy substantial savings and a festive atmosphere reflecting the season.
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Ely
Elyria
Dixead
Jowest Porsiile
Everphads
Eistia Onomr
Siares
Predict Higher Work Relief Wages in Roosevelt Program
Washington April 16, President Roosevelt seeks an increased work relief appropriation. A proposed $1.5080.09049 480 funding would boost wages under the 1933 program. Rep. Mas. has supported higher rates, while Conners notes predictions by Tracy Hopkins. Chairman James Appra considered adding supplementary funds as Ginds now on hand after July.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tracy Hopkins
Conners
Sera Conners
James Appra
Ethiopia Rejects League Peace Talks Offer
Ethiopia rejects Italy's proposals and demands League authority over peace talks. Ethiopian delegates Wolde Mariam and Prof. Gas ton Jeve told League chairman Salvador de Madariaga that Ethiopia will not engage in talks at Marstal Pietra Radactio or under League supervision, with discussions at Ouchy, Switzerland uncertain.
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Leagie
Marstal
Pietra Radactio
Tan Mans
Ouchy
Switzerland
Wolde Mariam
Gaston Jeve
Erhiopia
Salvador de Madariaga
League
Ethiopia
City's Indigent Care Split Battle Rejected by Mayor
Mayor Don A. Baird approved the Ixria Memorial hospital contract for indigent residents but vetoed an ordinance that would allocate a portion of cases to The Flyria line. He delayed action on the Clinic ordinance awaiting Solicitor Cheney’s opinion, which questions whether the Clinic contract would bind the city or expose funds to legal challenge.
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Don A. Baird
Ixria Memorial Hospital
Fomts
Harvey Cheney
Cheney
Memorial Hospital
Chessy
Meror Baird
City of
Elyria
Elyria Clinic Hospital Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
President Roosevelts Baltimore Address Paragraph Analysis
Washington April 14 The President delivered the Baltimore address with practiced oratory and new inflections while critiquing industry leaders and praising NRA revival if reelected. The speech hinted at labor reforms and emphasized administration challenges amid economic policy.
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Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Rooseveltt
Alice Lodger
Cops
McNaughs Syndicate, Inc
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Berrick
Lidle Rock
Ark
Berricks
Theodore
Acme
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Faxon
Mathias
National Tube Co
Grafton Bank
Bulletin
Italy
D. A. Baird
Elrria
Bir. Baird
Nanan Eee Een
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