Middlewest Snow Sleet Storm Strikes Ohio River Flood Areas
A freak storm from the Rocky Mountains brings snow sleet and freezing rain across Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska into Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Ohio and Kentucky. Thousands evacuate lowland homes as flood levels rise and deaths are feared with rising river crests expected later in the week.
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Illinois
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Three New Rectors Elected to Elyria Y M C A Board
Five trustees were reelected and three new rectors elected at the annual Elyria Y M C A meeting. Judge H H Ye, Richard S Horan, and W J Henry join the board for three-year terms. R L Thayer resigned from the board and was praised for service as he transfers to Pittsburgh. Dr Thomas urged needs of youth and the Y M C A’s continued growth amidst changing times.
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Elyria Y. M. A
Association
Guy Findley
R. J. Fitch
M. F. Fey
Id Deane Burns
H. Hye
Richard S. Horan
W. J. Anry
Mayer
R. L. Thayer
Thayer
Pittsburgh
Dr. Thomas
Weather Summary for Ohio and Midwest Regions
Showers tonight with possible lingering precipitation into Wednesday morning. Cooler conditions expected in extreme northern areas on Wednesday. Disturbance over the region has remained stationary but weakened. moderate rains across the Ohio and Upper Mississippi Valleys with snow in Illinois. High pressure brings fair, cool weather across the Great Plains and Mountain states.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Great
New Zealand Couple Visits Elyria Family After 28 Years
Mr and Mrs Walter Bailey of Wellington New Zealand arrived in Elyria for their first visit in years joining Mrs Bailey's father Alfred Wheatley Sr and brothers Herbert and Alfred Jr The 18 day sea voyage ended in Elyria where they plan to leave May 13 for England to visit Bailey's relatives Bailey a Wellington Y M C A member attended the Y M C A meeting with Wheatley Jr delivering greetings from Wellington.
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Elyria
Walter Bailey
Wellington
Bailey
United States
New York
England
Wellington Y. M. C. A
Alfred Wheatley, Jr
Wellington Association
Wheatley
Australia
City Tightens Nightlife Rules With Midnight Closing Ordinance
City council pushed tighter controls on nightlife by passing a midnight closing ordinance for beer wine and liquor venues with a 30 day implementation. The measure limits entertainment after midnight despite clubs operating until 2 30 a m until December 30 1939 and allows petitions for referendum. Police report general compliance as councilman Henke warns of potential revenue loss while councilman Scott adds amendments.
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Council
E. J. Stankard
Ellsworth Albert
Frank Henke
James Scott
County to pay 25000 for 21st Street bridge land
County commissioners authorize a 25000 payment to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for land and damages tied to the 21st Street high level bridge project in Lorain. The sum covers 10000 for land and 15000 for damages under an agreed plan. An associated land easement adjustment for the Erie Avenue bridge is being made with railroad costs not to exceed 3000.
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Baltimore & Chis Railroad
21St Street High Level
Lorain
Erie Avenue
One Hour Parking OKd for Broad Street Area
Elyria council approved a one hour parking ordinance for Broad street between East and West avenues on its third reading by seven votes to two. It becomes effective in 30 days and will be enforced under the existing traffic rules until the new fines and impounding ordinances are adopted.
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Broad Street
East
West Avenues
George Thompson
Frank Henke Thompson
Henke
D. Faxor
Elyria Merchants Convene to Set Wednesday Noon Close Policy
Elyria retail merchants will meet Friday at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce to determine their summer closing policy. In prior years most stores closed at noon on Wednesdays during June July and August.
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Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Four Victims In Auto Crash Released From Local Hospital
Four of the five persons injured in an automobile collision at Telegraph and Smith roads Sunday afternoon were released from Elyria Memorial hospital yesterday. Edna Buell 18 of Amherst driver of the one car Mrs Charles Hoffman 71 of Lakewood and Mr and Mrs John Rindfleish 69 and 54 of Lakewood were released Mildred Buell 17 of Amherst who suffered a fractured pelvis was reported to be fair today.
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Smith Roads
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edna Buell
Amherst
Charles Hoffman
Lakewood
John Rindfleish
Mildred Buell
Lorain County to sue State for seventy thousand dollars
Lorain County plans to sue the State of Ohio in Franklin County Common Pleas Court to recover about 70 000 dollars. Prosecutor Howard R. Butler says the suit follows board authorization after discussions on the feasibility of action. The claim covers 53 600 dollars for overcharge payments 1925 1926 and 8 827 dollars in criminal court fees. The strategy seeks an injunction blocking state withholding of the county sales tax share then withholding further payments until full adjustment. Butler notes this would be the first time criminal costs are included in such litigation.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Howard R. Butler
Board of County Commissioners
Butler
Lorain to award steel span contract at 21st Street bridge
County commissioners will award the 1,700 foot steel span contract for Lorain’s high level bridge at 2 p m tomorrow after noon bid opening. The low bid came from The American Bridge Co of Cleveland at 634 589 with Bethlehem Steel and others bidding higher.
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Lorain
American Bridge Co
Cleveland
National Tube Co
Bethlehem Steel
Wisconsin Bridge Co
Detroit
Mt. Vermon Bridge Co
The
Mahon Co
Hunter Steel Co
Pittsburgh
Harry L. Dunham
Priest Freed After 247 Days Imprisonment by Parishioners
Father Simon Borkowski of St Barbara's Catholic Church was released by a 300-strong crowd outside the Vulcan rectory after 247 days of confinement to block a transfer. He rode in a 80-car cavalcade to Pulaski Wisconsin where he will lead a new parish.
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Pulaski
Wis
Simon
Vulcan
Amberg
Flood waters near peak across Ohio Valley in 1939
The Cincinnati weather forecast predicted no heavy rain for the Ohio Valley as the second Ohio River flood of 1939 neared its crest. Officials warned of high water across Southern Ohio Indiana Northern Kentucky and parts of West Virginia with at least five drownings reported this week.
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Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Belgee
Ala
Iowa
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Ohio River
U.S
W. C. Devereaux
Kentucky
Pearl, Smith
Buck Creek
Springfield
Leon Ferryman
Little Miami
Xenia
Wilmington
German Battle Fleet Sets Sail For Spring Cruise
A compact German battle fleet of about 40 ships left Kiel Wilhemshaven and Emden for a month long spring cruise off the Spanish and Portuguese coasts and Morocco. The plan calls for maneuvers in the Atlantic as British and French fleets mass in the western Mediterranean. Leaders Hitler and Mussolini escalated pressure in their dealings with Britain and France over the Romania Hungary peace effort.
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Mediterranean
Kiel
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Wilhelmshaven
Emden
North Sea
English Channel
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Atlantic
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Rumania
Hungary
Close Watch On Nazis In Britain
London April 18 Home Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare told the House of Commons a close watch is kept on Nazis in Britain including German woman Johanna Woolf. He did not identify her further. The government is monitoring an organization connected to Miss Woolf and recently moved to deport three Germans charged with Nazi activities who operated for the Nazi secret police and threatened refugees with relatives in Germany.
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Itr
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons Today
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Johanna Woolf
Hoare
Miss Woolf
Germany
City Requires Permits To Collect Rubbish Here
An emergency ordinance by the city council requires all garbage collectors to obtain a permit from Service Director I. D. Faxon with no fee. Approval from county health commissioner Dr. F. R. Dew is required, and permittees may apply directly to Faxon. The ordinance takes effect immediately to address hog feeding from garbage in the Fuller road district.
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I. D. Faxon
Fuller Road
Faxon
F. R. Dew
Elvria
Editor To Speak At Lorain County Four-H Dinner
Grove Patterson of the Toledo Blade will headline the fifth annual recognition dinner for Lorain County Four-H Club advisors. The event, sponsored by county rural organizations, takes place at the Oberlin Methodist Episcopal church on Saturday evening May 13. Patterson, a former Lorain county resident and Oberlin College trustee, will be the principal speaker.
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Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Lorain
Chamberlain Praises Roosevelt Peace Message in Commons
In London on April 18 Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain lauded President Roosevelt's peace message and stressed preserving the independence of the Netherlands Switzerland and Denmark as key to a new European anti aggression front. He said Britain would maintain close contact with other powers including the Soviet Union while accelerating war potential.
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Nevile Chamberlain
Roosevelt
Netherlands
Switzerland
Denmark
European Front
House of Commons
Soviet Union
Turkey
Dardanelles
United Front
Greece
Rumasia
Poland
Chamberlain
Britain
France
Rumania
Belgium
Commons
Adult Education Council To Hear College Director
The Lorain County Adult Education Council will hear Dr. A Caswell Ellis director of Cleveland College speak at a dinner meeting at the First Congregational church Lorain next Wednesday evening. Reservations are being taken by a committee including Merritt Powell J D Severs Miss Frances Eckert Miss Emma Gleason Miss Ona Holly Edward Wells H I Rawdon Werner Zilch Miss Marian King J H Masson and Ralph Holder.
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Lorain County
First Congregational Church
Lorain
C. A. Gibbens
A. Caswell Ellis
Cleveland College
Merritt Powell
J. D. Severs
Frances, Eckert
Emma Gleason
Ona Holly
Elyria
Edward Wells
Wellington
H. I. Rawdon
Oberlin
Werner Zilch
Amherst
Marian King
J. H. Masson
Ralph Holder
Hitler Returns To Berlin After Sudden Change In Plans
Adolf Hitler arrived unexpectedly in Berlin today after a sudden change in plans to remain in Austria. He traveled by train from Austria where he had been inspecting Nazi troops. Air Marshal Hermann Goering was expected to arrive by rail from Rome, where he was conferring with Mussolini on the Nazi-Fascist reply to Roosevelt's peace message.
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Adolf Hitler
Austria
Hitler
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Roosevelt
Chest Group Sets Monday Meeting for Trustees Election
The Elyria Community Chest Inc will hold its annual meeting at 7 15 p m next Monday at the Chest headquarters in the Elyria Savings and Trust building The election of six trustees for three year terms will take place Trustees whose terms expire this year include Judge Guy B Findley Wors A M Hannaford A C Hudault A R Kemp T L Mowe and F Avthe
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Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Community Chest
Elyria Savings and Trust
Guy B. Findley
A. M. Hannaford
A. C. Huduatll
A. R. Kemp
T. L. Mowe
F. Avthe
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