New Jersey Beer Permits Under Tight Recheck
Government orders demand a thorough recheck of new beer permits to uncover hidden racketeers after a Jersey brewery shooting. Prohibition officials cite interdepartmental policy and a pending bureau merger as reasons for cautious permit issuance.
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Washington
Prohibition
James M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
Jersey
Eukacziy
Sangeiskr
Lesai
Maj. A. V. Dalrymple
Department of Justice
Dr. Doran
Treasury Department
New Jersey
Treasury
Industrial Alcohol Permit Bureau
Department of Justice Prohibition Bureau
Dalrymple
William Gibbs McAdoo
Rot
Return of Milk Bottles Urged in Elyria Campaign
H H Kimmel Elyria state food and dairy inspector calls housewives to return unreturned milk bottles. Over 150000 bottles were lost in the past year, causing a bottle shortage for local dairies. Urges placing bottles on porches for pickup during the city Clean Up drive.
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Elyria
H. H. Kimmel
Elvrians
Kimmel
Notley warns of possible rise in city fire insurance rates
City faces potential drop from fifth to sixth class rating, threatening higher fire insurance costs for residents. Notley cites nine point threshold and cites fire chief recommendations to bolster protection, including manpower and equipment upgrades.
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Notley
Courchimsan
Ed. Nother
Man
Death record Wakeman outlines Parker burial at St Marys
Fred E. Parker died at his son in law William Coorys home near here on April 75 he was born November 28 187? He leaves two grandchildren Elan Parker of Akron and Al Parker Elyria patrolman Funeral services set for Thursday at 9 50 am at St Marys Church with Rev F E McLaughlin officiating burial in St Marys Cemetery
City Commissary Reorganized Under New Department
The City Relief Commission, meeting April 15 1933, decided to reorganize city relief work and dispense with the Salvation Army's Commissary role. Beginning Tuesday April 18 1855 the duties will be handled by a new department and a new man, with Captain Avery and his assistants informed to relinquish their duties. The commission extends thanks for their past service.
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Captain Avery
Salvation Army
Avery
Capt. Avery
City Relief Commission
The
Burglary at Follocks Grocery Stolen Canned Goods
Morning investigation reports Follocks Grocery at West River and Furnace streets entered by rear door panel removal. About 314 dollars worth of canned goods and tobacco were taken in a COX robbery. another break in at 422 Lake Street noted with door damaged but no injuries. Car collision on East Avenue and Forty Street caused minor damage to Henry Stol eenburg.
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Follocks
West River
Furnace Streets
Hoy
Lake
Wage bill faces constitutional challenge and import limits
The article notes fear of a constitutional ruling on a minimum wage provision and describes Administration backed additions. Chairman Connery pushes a foreign food import limit tied to labor hours, while the Senate defeats a motion to reconsider the bill.
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WerTsies
Tinae
Connery
House Committee
Senate
State liquor permits at risk as retailers warned
The State Liquor Control Commission announced that permits may be revoked for illegal sales of whisky and other liquor. In a statewide notice, the commission warned permit holders selling near Deer or outside legal limits that penalties will follow violations. Several complaints have prompted investigations and possible sanctions against violators.
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State Toner Control Commission
Thics
Anporr
Edward T. Dixon
Rastown Beer Rze
Permi
Teacn
Dinon Sit
Ccs
Council Car Aide Free Arrests At Hospital
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a council car and free arrests at a hospital. Names and specifics are unreadable, but indicates a dispute or incident linked to Howard and a patient or person in the hospital.
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Citer Howard
Bank committee reports on withdrawals and bank status
The article describes a bank committee addressing rumor of officer withdrawals before February while stressing the bank’s solvency. It notes a single officer withdrawal of 2600 for a real estate purchase, efforts with the state banking department to reopen, and plans to publish results after meetings with Savings Deposit and Trust Company officials.
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Robinson
Acrardine
Rommittes
State Banking Department
Bani Offerals
Barki Department
Mae
Mir
Elvria
Fidence
Pheypys
McEldowneye
Wim
P. Seward
The
Savings Deposit and Trust Company
A. B. Taylor
Lorain County Savings & Trust Tasking
Bank Co
Elyria Relief Commission Reports $31,271.10 in Disbursements
A report by Frank Wilford on Elyria Relief Commission activity from December 7, 1932 to April 15, 1933 shows total disbursements of 31371.10 against 29352.24 in receipts, a net deficit of 1917.86. The agency lists 1267 families registered and 1065 active, totaling about 6200 people or one quarter of the city, with major outlays for food 15780, fuel 10983, milk 1192, gas 500, rent 248, office and field work 485, and smaller items. Hospitalization disbursements reach 7140 with 3000 cash received, creating a negative balance of 24140. Hospital care began February 15 and by March end total hospital and medical bills reached 1515, about one third less than a year earlier. total hospitalization for the first three months reached 4149, exceeding the commission’s prior allotment by 1140.
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Elyria Relief Commission
Frank Wilford
Oberlin Business Men Drive Boosts Home Renovating Effort
Oberlin’s Business Men’s Club launched a home renovizing campaign to create jobs and beautify the town. In two days 315,999 of work was listed and by today 15,000 in projects are staged, with committees formed to assist homeowners with financing and labor.
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Oberlin
T. QO. Murday
E. J. Sable
H. FL. Smith
Samuel Powers
Warne Noble
Charles Bergener
Jean Anabel
John Wood
Mittees
Tris War
Operetta at P T A Meeting in Oberlin
The Pleasant Street School P T A held its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium. An operetta Childhood of Hiawatha was presented by Miss Prince's room. Dr O'Brien county health commissioner gave an illustrated talk on teeth. A high school quartet performed with several interludes. A brief business session nominated four members for the next committee and approved a bake sale for the milk fund at Farstona on West Cal Street.
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Oberlin
Tas Parent-Teacher Association
Leasant Street
Myverett
Papworth
Myre
Warrs Hovev
Loveland
Farstona
West Cal
Oberlin essay contest winners announced on campus
Virginia Richardson won first prize ten dollars for an essay on Oberlin history titled A Can ry Passes in Oberlin History. Barbara Leonard took second prize five dollars in the contest held ahead of the two hundredth anniversary celebration of Peter Pinder Pease’s arrival.
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Virginia Richardson
Oberlin
Igh School
Richardson
Peter Pinder Pease
Barbara Leonard
Oberlin Exchange Club Hosts Student Musical Program
The Oberlin Exchange Club enjoyed a musical program at their meeting yesterday furnished by the Conservatory Woodwind Ensemble under Prof. George Wain. A group of Castalia High School students visited the Oberlin program and performed.
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Oberlin Exchange Club
Conservatory
George Wain
Castalia High School
Ober
Alligator Tries Fence for Turtles in Fredonia
Miss trace Gladstone, a primary teacher at the Normal School, reported a two foot alligator scale the pen fence and travel about one hundred feet in search of turtles. The reptile was returned to its cage and cage repairs were ordered to prevent further escapes.
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Fredonia
N.Y
Trace Gladstone
Miss Gladstone
Schools for Women Drivers Open in St Louis
The St Louis Safety Council inaugurates a series of schools for women drivers. More than 200 women recently graduated from the first course which covered four aspects of driving.
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ST. Louis
Easter Visits Highlight Local Families in Oberlin Area
Toledo resident William Sedgeman spent Easter with his parents on West College Street, while Virginia Gehrkens in New York visited her Oberlin family. Jerry Steel returned from Miami with wife and twins for a three month stay. Miss Charlotte Bond visited Bethlehem PA relatives. Iva M. Oaker hosted a meeting on Arborums of the United States with Susan Nichols speaking. May meeting at Mrs W Gehrkens will include a plant barter. T Y T M Club hosted by Gladys Hart with games and refreshments. Plans made for May first supper at Mildred Prosser’s home. Hees Onzehes Weykhanavied and Betty Blackeats to Andres School after Easter break.
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William Sedgeman
Toledo
Frank Sedgeman
West College Street
MT . Virginia
Alfred Bond
North Professor Street
Iva M. Oaker
Oberlin Women’s Club
Arboreaums
United States
Susan P. Nichols
Botany Department
Oberlin
Col Mer
W. Dehrkens
Earr Cale Jege Street
Gladys Lart
North Proferucy Street
Mire
Mildred Prossep
North Pleasant Street
Andres
Willenckis
Mirv
Princediney
May Blasts Pramod Ivepy
Court Exams Conclude After Ten Hour Session
A lengthy ten hour examination period concluded with a court hearing linked to traffic authority. The proceedings involved a judge and legal officials reviewing the case details and issuing preliminary rulings. Further steps were expected after the session.
State Dental Board Considers Testimony on Ethics
Four former figures including Dr H D Swenhagen and Dr H H Bauman testified as the Ohio State Dental Board weighs ethics concerns. The hearing focuses on alleged unethical practices and potential disciplinary actions amid ongoing proceedings.
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Cleveland
Lh State Dental Board
Ec Winfrey
den Gat
H. D. Swenhagen
W. Andrews
H. D. Mone
H H Bauman
Ways
Pickrel Nominated for 1934 Governor by Allen County Democrats
William G. Pickrel of Dayton was named the Democratic candidate for governor in 1934. The Young Democratic Club of Allen County adopted the restation endorsing his candidacy today.
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Timalo
Litres My
William G. Pickrel
Dayton
Young Democratic Club
Allen County
Cammar Defines Core Rules Guiding Language
A concise statement describes cammar as the total set of rules and principles that direct how language is used and understood.
Steel Go Heads Optimistic on Year Ahead at U S Steel
Myron C. Taylor, chairman of United States Steel Corp., told shareholders at Hoboken the plant operates at 21 percent capacity this week, highest since March last year. Shareholders adopted a Roosevelt program support resolution and voiced cautious optimism about a recovery as directors were re-elected and bankers warned of tough times ahead.
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Hoboken
N. J
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corp
Comppany
Roosevelt
Taylor
Vasylor
Izbt
Rmth
Percival Roberts, Jr
Court House Suits and Divorces Reported in Elyria
The Union National Life Insurance Co. sues Eva A. Blaine and others for 68429 with foreclosure sought on Elyria property. Churchill Cabinet Co. sues H S Hulse for 5100 with chattel mortgage foreclosure. J F Douglas and F A Douglas sue National Surety Co. for 189 on a bond. Robert W. Jackson seeks divorce from Margaret on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. they wed in 1923. Pearl Ehlert seeks divorce from Arthur, married 1924 with two children.
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Union National Life Insurance Company
Eva A. Blaine
Churchill Cabinet Company of
Chicago
H. S. Hulse
Elyria Township
Robert W. Jackson
Elyria
Margaret
Pearl Ehlert
North Olmsted
Arthur
Warner Brothers Theaters Suit Against Mobille Foreclosure
Warner Brothers Theaters sues Thomas G. Mobille of Lorain for 1235 dollars alleging due on a lease. Court action seeks foreclosure of a chattel.
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Warner Brothers Theaters
Thomas G. Mobille
Lorain
Defiance City Council to vote on beer legality veto
Defiance city council will vote tonight to override Mayor Fred L. Hay's veto of the beer legalization ordinance. The Christ Dich Brewing Company had begun bottling beer in anticipation of Wednesday sales.
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Defiance
Defianca
Fred L. Hay
Christ Dich] Brewing Company
Cleveland Markets Report Slips Through Mixed Trading
Market steadiness persists across poultry, produce, and livestock with slight gains in some meat categories. Potatoes and grains show modest price ranges while receipts and storage notes indicate steady to slow activity in Cleveland's agricultural exchange.
Cleveland Grain Prices and Cash Quotations
Cleveland grain market notes show wheat and corn bids with various grades and prices. Winter barley timothy hay and clover oats appear in the mix, alongside straw and feed meal values. Chicago cash quotations follow, listing butter receipts and storage standards with grade scores for in store goods.
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Chicago
Councilman Requests Fire Plug On Louisianna Avenue Referred
Councilman W G Smith had the matter of installing a fire plug on Louisianna avenue referred to the fire committee for report.
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W. G. Smith
Louisianna Avenue
Fire Committee
Credit Rating Bureau Luncheon Postponed to Tomorrow
The Flyrna Credit Rating Bureau will hold its regular monthly luncheon tomorrow at the Elks' Club Restaurant, delayed from last week, according to an today’s announcement.
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Credit Rating Bureau
Flyrna Credit Rating Bureau
Elks’ Club
Mayor Faces Fight Over Rate Ordinance and Watchful Debate
Former council president Gerald Martin challenged the ordinance arguing rates should not rise further without ongoing rate case resolution. He warned he might run for mayor if the measure passed while proposing an efficiency engineer to cut politics and costs. council member W D Taylor criticized the debate as it continued.
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Gerald Martin
Council
Martin
Grain Prices and Commodities Report from Toledo
Toledo grain market update lists Wheat No 2 reg bid 1-24, No 1 red 861-24 676, Corn No 2 yellow 54 35e, oats No 2 white 22251 221-2. Notes include in store and transit billing, red clover cash 880, alire cash 88.85, with incomplete OCR details.
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Toledo
Grain and Feed Prices Reported by Cleveland Exchange
Quotations from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange list corn, wheat, oats and flour prices per bushel, per ton, and per barrel. Prices cover CLOVER, WHEAT, HAY, STRAW, ALFALFA, OATS, and MEAL with varying grades and mill feeds.
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Cleveland
Ear Tate
Beit Wa
Council Hears Gas Ordinance Debate and Vote
During a council session residents urged caution as the gas ordinance faced criticism for combining three propositions and lacking a route to a lower rate. Councilman W G Smith opposed the measure citing separate ordinances and reduced rate options. The roll call ended seven to two in favor with Curtis and Smith voting negative. An earlier vote thanked Mr Martin for frequent council visits.
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Mr. Martin
Council
Martin
W. G. Smith
Ohio
Frank Aust
Jane Bradshaw
Frank Paine
Carl Curtis
Anna Kennedy
Ed. Notley
Ernest Birch
W. D. Tayior
Leonard Smith
Walter Kohn
O. E. Rankin
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United Press
Mary Kucia
Prudential Insurance ‘Company of America
Polley
Wojciech Kusia
Sui
Fred E. Parker
Health Department
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Epwspaper
PVPT
Hy Jetep
Courtland Street
Henry Stoleenburg
East Avenue
Fourty Street
P.T. A
Lin School of Commerce
Wore
J. F. Douglas
F. A Douglas
Wellington
National Surety Company
Justice Court
Mm. M. Runkle
Royce
Geesa
Reese
New York
Pennsylvania
U. S
Cleveland Livestock
Phil Weed
Goa
Ife
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Pele
Idaho
Cleveland Grain
Sluren
Carta Mer
Timothy Cleveland
SSR
Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Ist
Roth Tailor Shop
East Capitol Theatre
Newspape
Pupp
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CPP
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