Chestnut Ridge road project called off
County commissioners dropped the Chestnut Ridge road improvement using waste surface material from Middle Avenue. The decision ends county relief concerns, with L A Fanger and A Horvitz opposing and favoring private contractor paving. The substitute plan would spend about 724090 for berm cleaning and road improvements using 190 relief workers.
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Chestnut Ridge
Middle Avenue
JD. Murray
L. A
Statelief Commission
Fauver
Lo- A Relief Commission
Iddie Avenue
Regulation of Stock Exchange Reform Gains Support
Washington April 18 Senate Banking Committee and House Interstate Commerce Committee advance a security market regulation bill. Roosevelt aims for swift passage, with reconciliation of Senate and House texts likely on the floor. Roosevelt to meet railroad managers this afternoon to discuss wage controls and the railways dispute.
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Washington
Ascurel
Senate Banking Committee
Rosevelt
Congress
Senate
House Interstate Commerce
House
Roosevelt
Uifernoon
Emiros
Railway Law Executives Association
Weather forecast fragment with partly cloudy and chill
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with slightly colder conditions in the northwest portion. Forecast notes difficult to extract full details but indicates cooler weather and scattered cloudiness.
Disarmament Hopes Fade as Europe Braces for War
London reports announce the day’s news of failed disarmament talks and rising European fear. A British white paper due this afternoon will publish yesterday’s discouraging French note and suspend further rearmament negotiations. The document is expected to explain Britain’s efforts and absolve it of blame for the breakdown.
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London
Europe
Great Britain
Britain
Dillinger Wounded In Gun Battle Escapes St Paul
John Dillinger, the Indiana outlaw, was wounded during a St. Paul apartment gun battle and escaped. A Minneapolis physician and a nurse aided his wound dressing, and a confession indicates they harbored him. Investigators pursue charges while Dillinger moves toward Indiana and possibly along the Canadian border.
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ST. Paul
John Dillinger
Indiana
Minneapolis
Warsaw
Ind
Dillinger
President Roosevelt Opposes Pay-Off Bill in Bank Debacle
President Roosevelt sought to block the McLeod Bank depositors pay-off bill. He voiced approval for steady labor mediation legislation and avoided discussion of any silver bill during a press conference.
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Washington
Roosevelt
McLeod Bank Depositors
Blast Fatal To Three Women At Dayton Plant
A Dayton explosion at the Union Fireworks Corporation plant killed three women and injured four others. Miss Tielma Woodward Miss Lottie Pollock and Mrs Elizabeth Hradten died from burns. Four others were burned with several in serious condition. cause under investigation.
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Dayton. O
Union Fireworks Corporation
Here
Tielma Woodward
Lottie Pollock
Elizabeth Hradten
Elyria School Board Faces Limits on Relief Funds
Elyria school officials study a City Solicitor opinion on relief for children. The board has no absolute right to funds from relief bond sales and must secure county commissioners and state relief commission approval to use such money. The general operating fund bears no room for relief expenditures, and Brown notes the fund is already stretched. The PTA delegation had asked the board to consider aid for under cared for students, but relief remains county responsibility with bond funded support. The piece continues on Page 2.
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Elyria
Howard Butler
James F. Brown
Low Brown
State Relief Commission
Relief Commission
Butler
Parent-Teacher Association
Police Break Up Springtime Monkey Mischief at Lincoln Park
Chicago police acted to end an outbreak of springtime monkey business at Lincoln Park Zoo after a group of boys and an elderly man provoked apes. Monkeys copied gestures and attacked with improvised maneuvers, while keepers and crowds watched. The incident escalated until staff intervened and the public was removed.
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Chicago
Monkey Cares
Lincoln Park
Bushman
Oman
Lens
Ruthman
Detective at Canton Slain in Gun Battle
Canton Ohio April 1 fugitive Akron gambler and robber suspect Frank H Miller 28 shot five times by Detective Stephen Skotnicky after pulling a revolver from under a bed pillow and firing fatally wounding Detective Albert Bush The suspect was wounded and subdued by the officer after Bush was killed at a rooming house where Miller and two young women were staying Readily identified as involved in a Akron drug store hold up Miller faced Akron charges involving funds from the Akron Cab Driver Union where he formerly served as treasurer
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Canton
Frank H. Miller
Akron
Mercy Hospital
Albert Bush
Miller
Stephen Skatnicky
Bush
William Reed
Marie Sturberry
Mildred Barnes
Reed
Skotnicky
Earl W
Abandoned Gold Standard A Year Ago Tomorrow
Washington notes mark the first anniversary of the United States abandoning the gold standard. signs of recovery appear as Roosevelt monetary policy stimulates activity, employment, and deposits while economists debate the role of dollar depreciation in gains.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Treasury
William H. Woodin
Housewall
Merch
Halides
Farbade
Sald
Byrd Reports 58 Below Zero From Antarctica Hut
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd reports extreme cold at Little America in Antarctica. A hut 125 miles from the barrier communicates with a Pain camp by telegraph and wireless. With the south polar night, leaving the hut before autumn is unlikely, complicating travel in approaching Arctic winter.
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Little America
Mehard Byrd
Sabeiaw
Byrd
Troy
Rotarians to Celebrate Fifteenth Anniversary Tonight
Rotarians and wives from Elyria, Knilion, and Lorain will gather at the Elyria Country Club tonight for the 15th anniversary of the Elyria Rotary Club. An expected crowd of 125 to 150 will attend under the direction of president W. Q McClellan. The event features tap dancing by Elyria youths, a quartet, allophone numbers, group singing, and dancing with Jack Flynn's orchestra after a dinner.
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Elyria Country
Lyria
Elyria
Jack Flynn
Mob Attacks Jail as Guard Held for Murder Suspect
In Shreveport Louisiana a crowd of about 5 000 gathered to seize Fred Lockhart 28 accused of murder after police reported his confession. National guardsmen and deputies used tear gas and gas bombs as mob fought to storm the county jail and courthouse amid a citywide security lock. Governor O K Allen and local militia were dispatched as the crowd dwindled from over three thousand to a smaller force.
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Shreveport
Lin— National Guardsmen
Fred Lockhart
Hugres
Lockhart
Hughes
O. K. Allen
Baton Rouge
Allen
Mae Griffin
Monaay
Johnson to Act in Alabama Coal Strike
Washington reports Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson will act quickly to ease the coal strike threatening Alabama fields. Full industry data has been prepared in his absence as 21,000 miners remain on strike and four mines stay closed. President Hoover has pledged federal effort to resolve the crisis in Alabama waters.
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Washington
Hugh 5
Johnson
Tedax
Alabama
Jobnean
Hompevel
R. M. Miller
Alahasa
Alan Raat
wWa
Toasiir
Bin Robber Resembled Dillinger In Indiana Bank Heist
Bank officers said a robber resembled John Dillinger during a Montgomery Indiana bank hold up. The fleeing suspect escaped in a Ford sedan, with reports noting the bandits’ appearance. Police described the incident as a fugitive pursuit following the robbery.
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Montgomery
John Dillinger
Indiana
Taree
Plane Crash Kills Four in Dallas Area
Four Dallas residents died in a Bellanca cabin ship crash 20 miles northwest of Dallas after dining at Love Field. Pilot Harry Fowler and passengers Lillian Rose 18, Jack Poole 34, Elizabeth Ward 22 perished when the plane went down during a storm after an 10:04 P. M. takeoff. Cause not determined.
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Dallas
Tex
Here
Bellanca
Harry Fowler
Lillian Rose
Fowler
Jack Poole
Elizabeth Ward
Poole
Love Field
Lewisville
Steel Orders Increase in Early April Trade
District steel bookings in the first half of April rose 2 percent from March. Sharon Steel Hoop Company reported April bookings about 27 percent above March, while the company posted a small profit in Q1 1934. Republic Steel Corp likewise reported a profit this month and is forecast to lose under $100,000 in the first quarter.
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Bulletin
Youngstgov
District Steel
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Bus Crash Victims In Hospital After Route 20 Wreck
Hospital reports show Mrs Anna Williams of East Chicago Illinois in critical condition with pneumonia from Sunday's Route 20 bus wreck. Mrs Marie Kaser of Huntington Park California improved but remains serious. Four more passengers remain hospitalized. total injured fourteen plus six killed. Eight less seriously hurt have been released. Remaining in hospital: Ann Scher Da Duquesne Pa Pasquale Cairo Cleveland Mrs Francis Brown Akron Odessa Williams East Chicago.
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Anna Willams
Chicago
Williams
Marie Kaser
Huntington Park
Cal
Kaser
Ann Scher- da
Duquesne
Pasquale Cairo
Cleveland
Francis Brown
Akron
Odessa Williams
East Chicago
House Speaker Reported Ill and Lucas Caucus Delayed
Bulletin from Columbus Ohio April 18 reports House Speaker Frank Cave Jaclate Mansfield ill and a Lucas county delegation caucus postponed. The delay dimmed prospects for an administration sales tax bill vote in the lower chamber today. The Lucas group must decide if it will back the measure, a position it supported previously. without their vote passage seemed impossible.
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Columbus
Frank Cave
Mansfield
Lucas County
Cave
Lucas
Ohio Society for Crippled Children Turns 15 Tomorrow
Elyria born movement that began on April 15, 1917 with Rotarian backing has grown into a global program. Since then the Ohio society has examined nearly 14 000 crippled children, hospitalizing about 6 000, and established special schools in 34 Ohio cities and centers in 10. It inspired a National Society for Crippled Children in 1921 and the International Society in 1922 headquartered in Elyria, with offices still there.
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Elyria
E. F Alfen
Soct
Rotarians
Gates Hospital
New York
Chicago
Country Club
Allen
J. Howenstine
Blvrie
Ohio
National Society
Ohio Movement
State Society
National Society For Crippled Children
International Society For Crippled Children
Elytia
United States
Elyrians
Ohio Society
Aso New
Internattional Society
Alien
Howenstine
Charles Schaeffer
Mansfield
Walter Underwood
International Society
Austria
Bulsium
Czechoslovakia
England
France
Germany
Netherlands
Sweden
Switzerland
Yugoslavia
Chile
Colombia
Peru
South America
Canada
Mexico
North America
New South Wales
Australia
More Than 500 Students To Take Part In Spring Concert
County schools prepare a large county wide spring concert with over 500 students from 9 schools. Jered M. Frank, county school music supervisor, announced choirs and instrumental groups including an all county band of 70 players and an all county orchestra of 29 players. A violin demonstration by a guest conductor will feature among the numbers. The event follows last Saturday’s county wide concert at Clearview School.
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Apt
Lorain Coun
Carhoni
Ano Dente
Jered M. Frank
Ae Wal Pring
Mentary
Suo
Beaitners
Ter
Warren
Pennsyla
Frank
Clearview
Witness adds little to bus crash probe before grand jury
A new witness, Mansfield man and official of Cleveland Canton and Columbus Motor Freight, says the bus swerved to avoid a parked truck with no rear lights. The grand jury will hear this testimony tomorrow along with charges against the bus driver and the parked truck operator. Authorities note the tail light issue and recent brake work on the bus, while a separate investigator points to the parked truck as a primary fault. All evidence will be before the grand jury.
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Cleveland Road
Clarence W. Dick
Mansfield
Cleveland, Canton and Columbus Motor Freight Company
Nevin Western Lines
Malcolm Thompson
Cleveland
Norwalk
Alrready
William Daniels
A. W. Schaffer
O. Kirkpatrick
Center Ridge Road
John ¥. Ryan
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ryan
Herbert Baker
the Utilities Commission
Schaffer
Commission
Baker
Roosevelt Criticizes NRA in Liberal Party Push
Col Theodore Roosevelt, cousin of the President, denounces the NRA as a militaristic Prussian machine. He leads New York Republicans toward forming a more liberal party while railing at recovery efforts. He warns that liberal gains and constitutional privileges are at risk under the so called new deal.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
NRA
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
National Republican Club
Rehief
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Murray
Board
Low Relief Commission
Harry L. Shaw
Met Commission
W. J. Hill
J. W. Warp
Unty
Lo 1 Relief Commission
M. A. Houghton
Paul
Mian
Louisiana
Texas
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
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