County officials oppose relief bonds pending court ruling
County Commissioner D Murray criticizes issuing relief bonds unless necessary after study in Columbus. A delegation including Prosecutor Don Myers and Commissioner Thomas Peebles examined the process. Murray favors using existing gasoline and auto tax funds first and notes the county would back bonds if the excise tax falls short, with a Supreme Court hampering action until the Hamilton County case is decided. Lorain officials seek rapid bond issuance and a meeting with county leaders is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Murray
Columbus
Murray
Don W. Myers
Thomas Peebles
Ohio Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Lorain County
Lorain
Lorrain
Willys Plans Poland Return After Visit to New York
Ambassador John N. Willys said he will return to Poland in a week or 10 days and may have a real story in two or three days. He spoke aboard the Europa after arriving in New York and discussed his Willys-Overland interests, the sales tax, and automobile excise tax with reporters.
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New York
John N. Willys
Poland
Willys
Willys-Overland
Toledo
William Letts
Great Britain
Registration To Close Tonight For Elyria Voters
Elyria and Lorain residents must register or update addresses by 9 p.m. tonight to be eligible for the May 10 primary. Those who voted previously and have not moved need not re register. All unregistered or address changed voters must notify the board of elections by 9 p.m. to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Board of Elections
Clean Up Budget Advances In City Ordinance
An ordinance appropriating 900 dollars for spring cleanup was passed by council last night. Cleanup will start about May 1, Service Director Fred Underhill said today. Further arrangements will be announced later.
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Fred Underhill
Underhill
The Weather Forecast for Ohio Tonight and Wednesday
Ohio forecast partly cloudy tonight in the east with slightly warmer temperatures. In the extreme west portion, expect cloudy conditions tonight followed by showers on Wednesday as the system moves eastward.
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Ohio
Northwestern Professor to Speak at Elyria High Graduation
Dr. Franklin B. Snyder of Northwestern University will deliver Elyria High School's commencement address on June 8. The baccalaureate sermon will be given by Rev. C. F. Wiseman of the Second Congregational Church, with the 102 year old school noting its largest graduating class.
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Franklin B. Snyder
Northwestern University
Elyria High School
M. EH
C. F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Lindbergh denies renewed contact with kidnappers
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh stated reports of renewed contact with his kidnapped son are untrue and asked the press to stop trailing private negotiators. He condemned press pursuit as hindering efforts to reach the kidnapper holding the child. New Jersey State Police reported progress, while a Europa search in Brooklyn failed to locate the infant. Norfolk negotiator John Hughes Curtis was said to be in conference with Lindbergh, with no new developments.
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New Jersey
Europa
Brooklyn
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Lindbergh
Elyrian Again Heads Society for Crippled Children
E F Allen of Elyria Ohio was unanimously re elected president of the International Society for Crippled Children at the Rochester convention. Founder of the society he begins his twelfth term as head. Headquarters are in Elyria and the group now has members in 23 nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
E. F. Allen
Elyria
Ohio
International Society For Crippled Children
Allen
Hea
Troops and miners clash as shafts plan to reopen in Cadiz
In Cadiz Ohio on April 19 troops tightened vigilance as six more coal mine shafts prepare to resume with reduced crews amid ongoing strike violence. Militia fired on pickets wounding three as national guard planes surveil the strife. Union leaders urge Frank Henderson to open soup kitchens and request Red Cross flour while wage demands remain rejected.
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Cadiz
Hocking Valley
National Guard
Intelligence Department
Adit
Frank D. Henderson
Fairpoint
Belmont County
Red Cross
Henderson
Lorain County Granges discuss fair plans and talks
Thirty eight Lorain County Grange officers met at Ripton school for a master lecturer and secretary session. Old Glory Ridgeville Carlisle Hickory Tree and Kipton Granges attended. Alice Bird county agricultural extension agent spoke on program material and life insurance by E. G. Pickard. Next meeting set for Carlisle June 20. Italian seaplane crash kills three naval fliers injures four at Orbetello bay during Maritime Warfare Institute demonstration.
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Hfe
Lorain County
Riptor
Old Glory
Ridgeville
Carlisle
Hickory Tree
Kipton
Alice Bird
E. G. Pickard
Cuyahoga County
The
Ripton Grange
Rome
Orbotello
Maritime Warfare Institute
King Alexander may call Prince Arthur to Yugoslav throne
Prince Arthur Frederick Patrick Albert of Connaught, first cousin of the English king, may be named as heir to Yugoslavia. King Alexander, shown with patches indicating unrest after yielding dictatorship last September, has faced instability since parliamentary elections and a new constitution.
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Prince Arthur
Frederick Patrick Albert of
Connaught
Duke of Connaught
England
Yugoslavia
Alexander
Fatal shooting in Avon Lake leads to grand jury charge
A 21 year old youth is to be held for the grand jury on a homicide charge after a shooting at the home of William Livingston Sr in Avon Lake Village. The bullet pierced the father’s liver during a scuffle over a rifle and he died next morning. Authorities say the son acted to protect his grandfather.
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Grand Jury
William Livingston, Sr
Walker Road
Avon Lake Village
Livingston
Dennis Hoban
William Junior
Saint Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Carl Tomanek
Clarance Adams
William Holst
Adams
Massie Trial In Hawaii Probes Kahahawai slayings
A Honolulu jury, including diverse races, hears Lt. Thomas H. Massie and three co-defendants in the Kahahawai death case. Massie maintains a blackout after Kahahawai confessed involvement in the attack on 20 year old Thalia Fortescue Massie as Clarence Darrow signals possible last witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Thomas H. Massie
Joe Kahahawai
Kabahawat
Tha
Massie
Darrow
John C. Kelley
Contracts Awarded for Cleaning Ditch Avon Village
County commissioners report contracts awarded for cleaning the Dechant ditch Avon village. Edward Gessner Harold Smith William Resar W C Martin F L Leonard will perform the work at approximately $600 after being found to present the lowest bids.
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Dechant
Avon Village
Edward Gessner
Harold Smith
William Resar
W. C. Martin
F. L. Leonard
Peanut Lodges In Girl's Lung
In Columbus on April 19 surgeons operate at University hospital to remove a peanut from 13 year old Jean Baker of Waldo Ohio After the lodged peanut infection led to pneumonia doctors warn she may die if the object cannot be removed The child is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Baker
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Columbus, O
Jean Baker
Glen Baker
Waldo, O
University Hospital
Jean
Plan To Widen Route 20 In The City
City Council last night approved legislation to negotiate with the state highway department on paving Route 20 inside city limits from Abbe Road east. Estimated cost 3700 dollars. The project will align with widening Route 20 from Cuyahoga County to Elyria, making the street thirty feet wide.
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State Highway Department
Abbe Road
Cuyahoga County
Elyria
Mobilization record set at Elyria Legion event
More than eleven hundred people gathered at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street for an emergency mobilization under General James J. Elemes. Reports from Commander Tom Welsh list 350 Legion members, 110 Auxiliary, 48 Boy Scouts, 21 National Guard, and 500 citizens mobilized in six and a half minutes. The event featured demonstrations, open house, a German Band, and entertainment as Ohio and national posts participated in the mobilization. Memorial Day committee announces a April 20 meeting to plan events.
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American Legion
Ohio Street
Ohio
Tom Welsh
Elyria Post No. 12
James J. Elemes
Foster Dirlam
Walter Bagnall
Georges Tattersall
W. C. Sudro
Otto K. Mischka
A J. Simpson
Elemes
H. E. Agate
Elyria
Welsh
Elyria Legion
National Guard
Lorem
Amherst
Lorain
Avon Lake
South Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
United State
Legion
Dan Symons
Anthony Meier
Winnie
Irene Upton
Roger Barnard
Elyria Post No. 15
Opposition Opens Attack on Cash Bonus Measure
Washington April 19 Rep Laguardia Republican N Yuap testifying before the House Ways and Means committee opposed the 2000000000 Bonus Bill. He said it would not get thirty votes in a secret ballot and charged proponents are applying pressure. He warned some opponents may switch for selfish reasons and that veterans bonuses could be used to offset essential social legislation.
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Washington
Rep. Laguardia
Repu
N. Yuap
House
Ways and Means
Laguardia
DHS
Plot to free gangsters by kidnapping uncovered in Los Angeles
A desperate plot to free two gangsters and a convicted bank robber from jail was exposed in Los Angeles. High county officials were to be kidnapped to force the release of Ralph Sheldon Chicago gangster Louis Frank convicted kidnapers and Nick Radovich San Francisco ex convict and bank robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.P
Ralph Sheldon
Chicago
Louis Frank
Nick Radovich
San Francisco
Senate panel backs unfavor able beer bill defeat
Washington April 19 The Senate Manufactures committee voted 7 to 4 to report unfavorably to the Senate the Bingham Bill legalizing manufacture and sale of 4 per cent beer Senator Bingham Rep Conn said if all members had been present his bill would have lost by 7 to 6
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Washington
Senate Manufactures Committee
Senate
Bingham
Navy appropriation bill lowers next year funding
The House was presented with an appropriation bill totaling 326,340,466 dollars for the Navy next year, down 31,921,667 from current levels. Admiral William Y. Pratt warned that further cuts to operating forces could jeopardize national security.
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NAVY
Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
William Y. Pratt
Naval Operations
Favorable report on Home Loan Banks measure
A House Banking and Currency subcommittee favorably reported a bill embodying President Hoover's proposals for Home Loan Banks. The measure would set up 12 district banks to rediscount real estate mortgages for home builders, advancing the administration plan toward full committee consideration.
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Washington
House Banking and Currency
Hoover
Great Britain Unveils 1932-33 Budget Plan
London April 19 Great Britain's 1932-33 expenditures are estimated at 2.003 billion dollars, the lowest since 1924. Neville Chamberlain, the Chancellor, presented the budget to the House of Commons showing receipts at about 2.801 billion and a deficit of roughly 0.445 billion.
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Great Britain
London
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports first quarter shoe production at 77.8 million pairs, up 6 percent from 1931. In Buffalo, about 500 former Ford Hamburg plant workers return as car output resumes. Public Service Co of Northern Illinois posts Q1 net of 2,423,248 vs 2,040,571 in 1931. Western New York Water Co annual income reaches 472,599, up from 423,006. Central Railroad of New Jersey February net 52,683, vs 15,957 in 1931.
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New York
New York Hide Exchange
Buffalo
Ford Motor Company
Hamburg Turnpike
Chicago—Public Service Co
Northern Illinois
Western New York Water Co
Jersey City—Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Boxer Held As Robbery Suspect In Piqua Ohio
Lee Creager a well known featherweight boxer from Piqua and Dayton was arrested on suspicion of robbing a local department store last night. A police car saw a man run, officers pursued and captured Creager two hours later. Stolen clothing was recovered. the front door had been forced open.
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Piqua,o
Lee Creager
Piqua
Dayton
Creager
Memorial Day observance planning meeting announced
On April 20 at 7 30 p m a further discussion of arrangements for Memorial Day observance will be held in council chamber. The meeting is called by George Colburn chairman.
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Council Chamber
George Colburn
Civil War Vet Wilson Fitzwater Dies After 61 Days Fast
Wilson Fitzwater, 88, last Civil War veteran in Miamiville, died after a 61 day fast. Ill for two months, he refused food and lost 75 pounds. He died in a cottage rented by Carl Hughes’s family, who had cared for him after fire destroyed his farmhouse.
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Miamiville
Wilson Fitzwater
Fitzwater
Carl Hughes
Hughes
Citizens Question Gas Rate Debate At City Council
About one hundred residents packed the chamber as council debated a proposed 40 cent gas rate. Ohio Fuel Gas Co. attorney Lawrence Webber urged a brief delay for study. Council adjourned with a May 2 vote date, while a Columbus visit by city officials and the gas committee was planned for further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commedii Chamber
Council
Lawrence Webber
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Webber
Council Gas Committee
W. H. van Oster
Columbus
Leonard Smith
Smith
Utilities Commission
W. P B. Taylor
Taylor
Gas Committee
Public Utilities Commission
Utiities Commission
Homeowners Spring Clean Up Ad Urges Yard Improvements
A fragmentary notice promotes spring home care inviting owners to clean pines and landscape lawns. It hints at a warmer home appearance and features a general, non-specific advertising tone without concrete entities or dates.
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Elyrian
Oscuss
Legion Home
Boxer
William Kimbell
Alsin
Somera
Duncanwood
Kimbell
Uales
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