End of Cleveland Gas Station Strike Hopes Set
April 14 Cleveland urgent bid to end city wide strike of 2,000 gasoline station attendants. Fred eightly, special conciliator, reports department and employers pledge to isolate with workers as talks resume. Strikers insist on meeting wage, hours, working conditions. aim to keep independents open. Labor group backs union, wary of delaying back-to-work. A provisional understanding may be offered to speed negotiations and retroactive effects to April 17, stake date. Dawn finds most stations still closed with no reopening in sight.
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Cleveland
Fred Eightly
CLS
Orb and
Pale
Keight
Sasution
Ugion
Ovision Saudit
Venmporus
Ithely
Dancer Ted Shawn Attacks Kent State Audience
Columbus dispatch reports Ted Shawn, famed dancer, halted a Kent State audience with a fiery outburst denouncing students and faculty as ill mannered amid a performance in Cleveland. He accused the crowd of rudeness as his troupe continued interpretive routines to songs like Low Sweet Chariot, drawing mixed reactions from attendees.
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Kent
Ted Qjawo
Kent State College
Cleveland
Shawn
Aston
New York
Carolinas
Texas
Otlishts
Hieh
The Weather Forecast 10: Fair and colder night
The forecast calls for fair and colder conditions with light frost in exposed areas tonight. Friday remains fair with no major weather events expected.
Germany Demands Right to Rearm and France's Alarm
European statesmen surveyed the wreckage of six months of disarmament talks and a belligerent deadlock between Germany and France. Britain warned of dangers as Germany pressed for an air force and full equality in the air within five years, amid accusations of pledges violations and calls for security guarantees.
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Germany
France
Britain
Ding
London
Sorf
Great Britain
LaGrange Man Enters Commissioner Race
F. G. Prosser of LaGrange announced his candidacy for County Commissioner subject to the August Republican primaries. He is a dairy and fruit farmer, township trustee, and a director in a Farmers Supply organization with long local and county public service.
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F. G. Prosser
LaGrange
Prosser
Ile
Lorain Man George E Lewis Seeks Lorain Sheriff Nomination
Lorain resident George E Lewis announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Lorain County at the August primaries. Married, he has lived in Lorain County for years and has worked seventeen years in the engine service of the Lake Terminal Railroad. He previously ran for the same office two years ago.
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George E. Lewis
East 21St Street
Lorain
Lorain County
Mr. Lewis
Lake Terminal Railroad
Four Bank Yeggs Get $30,000 In Cash
Four bank robbers seized The First National Bank in Pana and escaped with about $30,000 in cash. An eyewitness likened one suspect to John Dillinger as the robbers, armed with revolvers, forced entry through the alley and made employees and patrons lineup before the vault was opened. The incident occurred shortly after eight o clock.
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Pana
Lik
First National Bank
Ernest Butterfield
John Dillinger
Indiana
J. A. Clark
Rum Running Still Fights Prohibition After Repeal
Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr says illicit stills remain a husky business despite repeal and notes a sharp decline in rum running. He cites about 1000 agents may pursue illicit liquor after Justice unit merge on May 19, and reports seizures of 74 stills, 8,400 gallons of spirits, and 172,000 gallons of mash with several arrests.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morsenthau, Jr
Department of Justice
Treasury
Court rules lawmakers cannot legally draw expense money
The Ohio Supreme Court declares a 14 per day expense allowance bill unconstitutional. Legislators already paid salaries cannot seek extra pay for a special session and the measure conflicts with the state constitution. Representative Bord, backed by Attorney General Bricker, had filed suit after Attorney General Tracy refused payment.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
William MM. Bord
Cleveland
Ohio
General Assembly
Bricker
Helen Joseph T. Tracy
Bord
Prominent Elyria Surgeon Dr C M Herald Dies
Dr C M Herald aged 15 a prominent Elyria surgeon died suddenly from heart trouble early today. He had practiced in Elyria for over 15 years and served as obstetrician at Elyria Memorial Hospital and physician for Elyria High School athletic teams. Born Wisconsin September 11 1885 he was Miami University and Western Reserve University trained and served as a World War II Public Health Service lieutenant. He is survived by wife Myra Boughton and two children Patsy and Charles. Funeral arrangements pending.
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C. M. Herald
Elyria
Lorain
Herald
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Western Reserve University Medical School
Wakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Nitro
West Virginia
Myra Boughton
Patsy
Charles
Bids On Airmail To Be Opened Tomorrow
Washington reports bids will be opened tomorrow on 17 temporary air mail routes for 90 day contracts as airlines rush to qualify for the new service. Farley may extend the initial period to six months and debates in Congress over a permanent aviation policy continue with a proposed aviation commission.
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Washington
Post Office Department
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Farley
Senate
House
Armed men seen on way toward Cleveland in Toledo report
Buick with Indiana plates 495 991 carrying four armed men and a woman spotted in Toledo near dusk headed toward Cleveland on Route 6. An attendant reported a submachine gun or similar firearm on the floor and shoulder holsters worn by the men. Police broadcast description via State Highway Patrol Findlay station. The alert coincides with a labor action as Columbus workers join a Lookout at 124 linemen from Columbus Railway Power and Light after three officials were discharged.
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Toledo
Indiana
Cleveland
John 14
State Highway Patrol
Findlay
Columbus. C
Labor Department
Washington
Columbus Federation of Labor i
Uing
Columbus Railway, Power & Light Company
Defeat Likely As Ohio House Sails Tax Vote Proceeding
Ohio representatives report two absentees from the House will miss the final sales tax vote due to illness. Rep. Harter of Akron criticizes the tax while Rep. Kane pledges immediate adjournment after the vote. Leaders use technical arrest notices to deter absences and maneuver to pass a 2 percent tax amid opposition from Lucas County lawmakers.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Representatives
K. Mardis
Cincinnati
Rep. Kane
Ohio House
Frank Cave
Tate
Lucas County
Toledo
Delegation Seeks Silver Support From Roosevelt
Senator William H. King leads Utah delegation to the White House to press for a silver measure, but top opinion suggests Roosevelt will veto mandatory silver bills this session, with the Dies Bill a possible exception. Administration hints indicate discretionary powers may be granted without a required directive to use them. A year earlier permissive inflation measure shifted the dollar to $9.06 in gold terms.
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U. P
Washington
William H. King
Utah
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Suit Threatens City of Elyria Over Sewage Patent Rights
City officials weighed a possible settlement with Activated Sludge Inc, holder of the sewage disposal patent. Mayor W H Vanoster and other officials met with W Johnson of Activated Sludge in Cleveland to discuss a settlement offer of 4740, based on construction and population served, which the city cannot meet. The firm warned of suit if a settlement fails, as negotiations continue.
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Activated Sludge, Inc
Sailers
Compains
Howard Buller
W. H. Vanoster
Flal Underhill
Erameor
Dark Powell
Yecters Day
W. Johnson
Actiated Sludge, Inc
George Gaerelgre
Cleveland
Photographer Scheide recalls Elyria start in picture taking business
Charles W. Scheide of Elyria recalls starting as a 14 year old apprentice for photographer Charles Park learning janitorial work and the art of photography. He notes 450000 negatives in his studio, a collection mapping Elyria and Lorain County history, and remembers early water quality and equipment challenges.
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Scheide
Elyria
Charles W. Scheide
Lorain County
Park and Lee
Charles Park
Parks
Ashe
Elytia
Ivy
Park
Joe
Heman Ely
Schelder
Scheids
Mennell
Elden
Hhis
Sity Hall
Rotary Club Party Marks Fifteenth Anniversary Night
More than 125 Rotarians and wives from Elyria Lorain and Vermilion attended at the Elyria Country Club to celebrate the Rotary Club’s fifteenth anniversary. The gala program featured group singing tap dancing xylophone numbers and dancing with Flynn’s orchestra providing the music. William Arimitage acted as master of ceremonies.
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Elyria
Lorain
Vermilion
Elyria Country Club
Rotary Club
Lawrence H. Webber
Jack Flynn
Jack Flynn, Jr
Robert Cobb
William Arimitage
Jim Armitage
Flynn
Committees Named To Arrange For Memorial Day Observance
George Colburn announces the Memorial Day Committee structure with chairmen and members for Speaker, Flower games, Vehicles, Decoration of cemeteries, and related duties. An all-committee meeting is set for May 16 in the lodgerne chamber to review progress and finalize arrangements.
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George Colburn
Colburn
Lod Earneli
Cits
Wyn Varnster
Dan Symons
Plom
Leifer Flower Games
Stavnard
Gow Koandauvilliets
Agies
Ridzelawaer Tietery Maton T
Ton Marquis
J. W. Houman
EK. Lester
Carl Wolf
Boy Stout
Tarade
E. J. Stankard
Char the Pembers
Sixteen Witnesses Testify In Bus Truck Crash Probe
A special grand jury session heard sixteen subpoenaed witnesses today as prosecutors seek manslaughter charges against William Daniels of Pittsburgh and A W Schaffer of Norwalk in the Cleveland road crash that killed six and injured 14. Witnesses including Floyd Mehl Earl Kilpatrick W H Bowers John Pais Robert Hunter Pasquele Cairo and Coroner S C Ward testified as the panel plans to hear all testimony today.
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Cleveland Road
Clarence W. Dick
William Daniels
Pittsburgh
Nevin Western Lines
A. W. Schaffer
Norwalk
Frank E. Stevens
Malcolm Thomson
Floyd Mehl
Columbus
Earl Kilpatrick
W. H. Bowers
Cook Road
John Pais
Elyria
Robert Hunter
Vermilion
Pasquale Cairo
Detroit
S. C. Ward
Lorain Mania Sentenced to Prison for Robbery and Shooting
Edward Minnich, 28, of Lorain, was sentenced to 10 years in the penitentiary on each of three indictments for robbery and shooting to kill. He pleaded guilty to three counts, with sentences to be served concurrently. The case links Minnich to a running gang involved in holdups, including a South Lorain grocery store incident. A related investigation concerns Charles Carroll, 38, with negotiations for his return to prison.
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Edward Minnich
Lorain
Charles Carroll
Minnich
W. B. Thompson
William Murphy
Cheter Deeter
South Lorain
Murphy
Carroll
Hess and Hess Drag
East River
Clarton Hees
Derby Dope: Who's Who In The Derby Favorites
A Chronicle-Telegram sports staff feature previews the Kentucky Derby contenders. The Derby Dope series highlights top horses, jockeys, and trainers by listing standout stables at Churchill Downs with analysis of form and odds.
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Churchill Downs
Chronicle-Telegram Sport
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