NRA Extension Bill Being Written
Washington April 19 The Senate Finance Committee finished hearings and began drafting a two year extension of the National Recovery Act. Gen Hugh Johnson defended NRA while Brookings Institution critics attacked it noting the act hindered recovery and expanded industrial power. The Brookings report claimed NRA added 1,750,000 jobs by spreading work rather than creating more work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Brookings Institution
Johnson
Darrow
Brookings Report
Leon C. Marshall
Recovery Board
Conditions Better In South Says Warrenfeltz Report
I P Warrenfeltz of 242 Deni son Avenue returned from the South after months there. He praised improved conditions in Virginia and the Carolinas, saying the business picture is better now than in November. He noted his crew did fine work on Elks National Home trees at Bedford Virginia and handled other large contracts including shrubbery at Montaire North Carolina and estates in Warrentown and Roanoke Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Warrenfeltz
Denison Avenue
Warrenfeltz
Virginia
Carolinas
Elks National Home
Bedford
H. A. Woltz
Montaire
N. C
Nordix Club
Warrentown
A. C. Needles
N. and W., Railroad
Roanoke
Junior Stamp Club Nears Membership Limit
The Junior Stamp Club at the Y M C A is close to its 50 member cap with 45 signed in. Robert H. Goacher reports the limit was set to five more admissions. Meetings occur every Saturday at 10 30 a m under George Washburn’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp Club
Robert H. Goacher
Man hides car key. pack rats take it on Mount Hood
Hood River Oregon Norman Shrum parked his car and hid the ignition key to foil thieves while he skied on Mount Hood. He returned after 12 hours to find the key missing, reportedly carried away by pack rats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood River
Ore
Norman Shrum
Mount Hood
Spiritual Emphasis Conference At Akron
Elyrians plan to attend the district Y M C A Spiritual Emphasis Conference at the Akron Y M C A next Friday and Saturday. speakers include Dr Thomas W Graham Oberlin College, George Irving New York secretary, Dr A G Studer Detroit chairman, David Teachout Cleveland Y M C A president, William Chambers Columbus Y M C A area secretary, and Cecil V Thomas Fenn College Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Akron Y. M. C. A
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology
George Irving
New York
National Committee
A. G. Studer
Detroit
David Ww
Cleveland Y. M. C
William Chambers
Columbus
Cecil V. Thomas
Fenn College
Clevland
Long declares Ickes and Roosevelt are dead politically
In Baton Rouge on April 19 Senator Huey P. Long pressed a showdown with the national administration. He pushed bills to place federal relief in a state board to be run by his machine, threaten withdrawal of funds, and harass the New Orleans administration. He warned Ickes and Roosevelt are dead politically within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Washington
Louisiana
Senate
Long
New Orleans
Ickes
Roosevelt
Eight Appointments Announced By Governor
Governor Dayton announces eight appointments to state boards and commissions in Columbus. New terms include Dr. T. J. Schmidt of Kent to the board of dental examiners, Henry J. Pfeiffer of Kenton on the Ohio Conservation Council, and W. B. Gray of Cleveland filling a vacancy on the council. Reappointments to a conservation laws commission include Judge Robert N. Wilkin of New Philadelphia and Alfred S. Darton. Also named are W H Dittoe of Youngstown, State Senator W. D. Emmons of Akron, and former Representative J. W. Headington of Mt. Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Schimdt
Kent
State Board of Dental Examiners
S. F. Ridings
Greenville
Henry J. Pfeiffer
Kenton
Ohio Conservation Council
Harry Hutchins
Cincinnati
Pfeiffer
League of Ohio Sportsmen
W. B. Gray
Cleveland
Nominations Sent For Confirmation
President Roosevelt today sent nominations for Postmaster for Senate confirmation. Include William J Moriarty, Lesain, Ohio, and Bernard Flomccann, Puerto Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
William J. Moriarty
Lesain
Bernard Flomccann
Purin Bay
Property deeds and loans tied to Elyria and Lorain
Notices describe quitclaim deeds and transfers involving Florence B. Deaman to Orval Beebe and John and Agnes Garland to County Savings and Loan Company. Transactions include Lorain National Bank, Joint Stock Land Bank, and related property interests on Middle Avenue, Twelfth Street, and Denisoc Avenue in Elyria and Cartisie Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Savings and Lean Oe
Joba
Awcues Garian
Lake Avene
Gladys Totts
Ta National Bank of Commerce of
Lorain
Proverts
FO Street
Lard
Dca
Wellington Townsbuy
Mereland Southwestern Rarway and Light Company
Wrinn Properties Company
Cartisie
Florence B. Deaman
Orval
Beebe
Oane
Middle Avenue
Twrellthle Street
Elyria
John and Agnes Garland
County Gavings and Loan Company
Iag Denisoc Avenue
Two Bikes Stolen Reportedly From Town Streets
Local residents report bicycle thefts on West Broad Street and at a residence on Stanted Avenue. Sherhira Morrison of 213 Trelfth Street says a bike was taken yesterday, while C. C. Howtert of 312 Stanted Avenue reports his daughter’s bike stolen last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pote
Sherhira Morrison
Trelfth Street
West Broad Street
C. C. Howtert
Stanted Avenue
Japan’s fires railroad and modern banking avenet datee from 1872
This fragment notes Japan’s development in 1872, mentioning railroad expansion and the modernization of banking. It presents a historical snapshot of infrastructural and financial reforms during the early Meiji era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Yeas
And About The Court House Legal Briefs And Far Afield
Notes on lawsuits in Lorain and surrounding courts include Mattie Connorth suing Joseph Disauteli for injuries from an assault. the First National Insurance Company suing George P. Schedferstein et al for 3028 on a promissory note. Lorain foreclosure action. a verdict for defendant Bertha Zuck in a Meads case. citizenship preliminary hearings before examiners for naturalization. Dorothy Ratch granted divorce from Kenneth Rateci. Albert Fiserone sent to Mansfield reformatory for burglary and larceny. Asna K Nichol granted an incitement against Allison Nichol for 931,785 on a coconvit note. Lorain County Savings and Loan sues Paul J Carson et al for 8075 and foreclosure. Ben Mossee and Howard Vos pure appeal in common pleas. judgment in Justice Petros court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mossey
Howard Vospure
Common Pleas Court
Gerald Johns
Udzmen
Joseph Petros
Death Record Amherst Widow Juliette Gibson 85
Juliette Gibson of Amherst died this morning at her Longstreet home at 85 after a life spent in the Amherst vicinity. Survived by two sons Harvey and Vern and a daughter Mrs. Andrew Harmon of Amherst and another daughter Mrs. Henry Dorn of Hudson Ohio, 12 grandchildren and several great grandchildren, and a sister Mrs. Hattie Sanders of Amherst. Funeral services Monday at 2 p m from Baker Funeral Home with Rev F E Eastman of the Congregational church officiating. Burial in Brownhelm Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Juliette Gibson
Brownhelm
Longstreet
Harvey
Vern
Andrew Harmon
Henry Dorn
Hudson
Ohio
Hatti Sanders
Baker Funeral Home
F. E. Eastman
Congregational Church
Brownheln Cemetery
Rowland Funeral in Wellington for Ray Rowland
Funeral services for Ray Rowland will be held at Wellington Congregational Church Sunday at 2 50 P M with Dr C W Recard officiating The Masonic lodge will take part in the burial at Wellington Greenwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ray Rowland
Wellington Congregational Curch
C. W
Masonic Lodge
Births and visits highlight Birmingham brief notices
In Birmingham on April 20, Mr and Mrs Wm Fulsrabe announce a son born at Norwack hospital. Mrs Ernes Bates greets a baby daughter born at home on April 3. Marshall Close of Ada visited Jona Pfaurs. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Frank dans rae J. 4. McHaire’s son Minh and relatives shared time with Katherine Junr. The piece weaves in various family mentions and a long, inconsequential reflective aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Wm. Fulsrabe
Norwack Hospital
Mrs
Ernes
Bates
Mondas
Marshall Close
Ada
Jona Pfaurs
M. Frank
Dans Rae J
McHaire
Minh
sPens
Stellen
Cheney Talks On Home Rule Amendment
Harvey Chenery Elyria City Solicitor spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Newell on remodeling county government under the Home Rule Amendment. He traced Ohio's growth from eight to eighty eight counties, urged consolidating eleven agencies into five under a County Manager or Commission Plan, and noted potential savings. audience questions followed. Bethlehem, Pa visitor attended and Builders' Exposition at Dunn's Garage on Third Street was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Kiwanis Club
Harvey Chenes
Elyria
Ohio
Columbus
Managr
Chenery
Dunn's Garage
Third Street
F. A. Bradford
Bethlehem
Local Collision Injures Driver and Damages Cars
Clara Thomas of 455 Eighth street suffered a bruised knee when her auto collided with a truck driven by Charles Knopp of 500 Fifteenth street at the corner of West Avenue and Eighth street yesterday afternoon. She was taken to Memorial hospital but not admitted. Both vehicles were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Thomas
Eighth Street
Charles Knopp
Fifteenth Street
West Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Freshman Club Program At YMCA Featured Russell Schroeder
A Freshman Club meeting at the YMCA featured Russell Schroeder performing guitar and vocal music. Attendees heard a report on an upcoming social evening organized by a committee appointed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Schroeder
Hotel Manager Reports Tire Cut At Rear Parking
The Newell Hotel manager told police last evening that a tire on a car parked at the rear was cut. The vehicle belongs to a Steel and Tubes Inc. employee living at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Hotel
The
Steel and Tubes Inc
Report Shows Collections Better in Midwest District
A Elyria Credit Rating Bureau report shows the Ohio Michigan Indiana and Illinois district posting a 7.6 percent rise in collections and 7.9 percent in credit sales last month, outpacing the 5.1 percent and 3.9 percent national gains across 73 cities. The National Retail Credit Association and National Consumer Credit Reporting Corporation compiled the data from 21 744 stores, with 56 cities higher, 6 unchanged, and 11 lower for collections while 50 up, 7 unchanged, and 16 down for credit sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illnois
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
National Retail Credit Association
National Consumer Credit Reporting Corporation
Veon Orchestra Opens Vermilion-On-The-Lake Season
Bob Veon and his orchestra will headline Vermilion on the Lake Saturday night as the spring season starts at the popular ballroom. Dancing will be offered on Saturdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Veon
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar April schedule full of events
Oberlin College calendar lists Intercollegiate Track Meet Invitational Event at Athletic Field at 1 30 p m and religious services across venues including Finner Chapel Memorial Arch and Fairchild Chapel. Also notes Easter Morning Communion at Fairchild Chapel and a sequence of campus lectures concerts and student recitals through April 27 with multiple venues and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Fairchild Chapel
T. W. Graham
Methodist Church
Cheir
Morning ravers at Fairchild Chapel service
The notice lists a recurring morning gathering at Fairchild Chapel at 7:45 a.m. on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday led by Professor W. M. Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild Chapel
W. M. Horton
Oberlin People On Chemists' Program
Oberlin College delegates join the American Chemical Society 300th anniversary celebration in New York City from April 22 to 25. The event will draw more than 10,900 chemists and industry representatives. A vitamin symposium will feature papers by Oberlin authors on potent vitamin A concentrates and antioxidants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Chemical Society
New York City
Oberlin
Harry N. Holmes
Harold Cassidy
Richard S. Manly
Eva KR. Hartzler
Oberlin College
Ruth E. Corber
Eva R. Harzler
Canning Project To Be Presented By Women’s Civic League
The Women’s Civic League will meet at Mrs. Fannie Dyer’s home, 18 South Street, on April 23. L. A. Sears and J. L. Porter will discuss supervising a community relief canning project during cleanup week. The group seeks empty cans or fruit jars and asks donors to contact president Mrs. Dryer or secretary Mrs. Rinns, phone 6821. All members and friends are invited. tea will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Civic League
Fannie Dyer
South Street
L. A. Sears
J. L. Porter
Dryer
Rinns
League
Tuneacan
Mite Beulah Maz to Spend Weekend at Home
Mrs Lalise Wallace underwent an appendix operation early in the week at Alien Hospital and is reported to be recovering. Mr and Mrs Henry Close of Newark were recent guests of his sister, Miss Father Ciosa, of West Lorain Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Beulah Maz
Obeon
Lalise Wallace
Alien Hospital
Henry Close
Newark
Misa Father Ciosa
Weet Lorain Street
Oil Taxation Targeted, Industry Calls It Revenue Hunter
Cleveland April 29 Oil industry leaders say taxation policy treats oil as liquid gold Markham director of the American Petroleum Institute says gasoline taxes supply up to 60 percent of state income and a sizable share of federal revenue He notes oil taxes have risen 22 5 00 percent in 16 years driving the bill to about 1000 per worker and states levy 70 to 120 percent of gasoline value as a retail tax for fuel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Baird H. Markham
American Petroleum Industries Committee
National Petroleum Association
Markham
Citizens Thank Local Leaders For Naturalization Class Efforts
In Elyria the Americanization class expresses gratitude to John Kolopus and Americas Legion Post No 12 for enabling the citizenship process. They praise teachers for patient instruction and acknowledge contributions from Dustheimer Adams Hoff man Roge Linville Baxter L J Kolopus Carl Smith Claude Raufus Miss Hippenstein Harvey Cheney and city solicitor for their roles in preparing new citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kolopus
Americas Legion Post No 12
Elyria
Lorain
Dustheimer
Adams
Hoffman
Roge
Linville
Baxter
L. J. Kolopus
Carl Smith
Claude Raufus
Hkippfenstein
Harvey Cheney
Jessie Burns
Honesty Not Always Best Policy For Gill Arraignment
Thomas B. Gill of Cleveland faced a traffic charge arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro. He initially planned to admit guilt to speed up the case but chose not guilty. Gill pleaded not guilty, admitted the arresting deputy’s charges, and was fined $1 plus costs totaling $8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Gill
Cleveland
Joseph Petro
Gill
Petro
Joseph Woodings
Lawmakers Contend Over Monthly Work Relief Funds
The article notes disputes over monthly funds for rebel aid and feeding the needy. Lang faces criticism from Ickes and Hopkins for pushing a bill in Louisiana granting control over all state money spent on a new work relief program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Assembly
Lang
Ickes
Hopkins
Prsmise
Louisiana
Local Notes From Middle Ridge April Visit Highlights
April 29 news briefs from Middle Ridge note Lora Wuribut confined to home due to illness. Mrs. Mary Meuller of Delta Ohio returns home after weeks visiting local friends and relatives. Miss Doris Gaehr of Cobberiin College spent the weekend at her home. Mrs. John Anderson of Wash- continues the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Lora Wuribut
Mary Meuller
Delta
Ohio
Doris Gaehr
Qohberiin College
John Anderson
Wash
Market Report Cleveland Opens With Mixed Gains
Markets show a steady pace in Cleveland with receipts steady and a weekly advance noted. Prices edge higher for select items including produce and fuel, while overall trade remains cautious as buyers await further signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Apri
Mrs Becker Elected President General Of The DAR
Washington April 19 Conservative faction won the Daughters of the American Revolution election as Mrs William A Becker of Summit New Jersey was chosen president general by 406 to 619 votes The result gave her entire state to the ticket Mrs Flora Myers Gillentine Arkadelphia Arkansas led the liberal slate opposing tighter group control and broader member discussion Other officers included Mrs Robert J Reed Wheeling West Virginia curator general and Mrs Asa G Messenger Xenia Ohio among seven vice presidents chosen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
William A. Becker
Summit
N. J
Hberal
Flora Myers Gillentine
Arkadelphia
Ark
Gillentine
Robert J. Reed
Wheeling
W. Va
Asa G. Messenger
Xenia
Ohio
Statistical Expert Stages Comeback in Oklahoma City
Major Ormsby, a West Point graduate and former head of the War Industries Board division, returns to public service with the Emergency Relief Administration in Oklahoma City. Once a bartered one dollar a year valiant adviser to Baruch, he rebuilt his career after losses in the 1929 crash, advancing from CERA to the engineering department as health improves and he gains 40 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ormsby
Oklahoma Emergency Relief Administration
Major Ormsby
West Point
War Industries Board
Bernard M. Baruch
W. A. Boldring
OERA
CERA
Ormesby
Maple Refusal Blocks Public Office as Himalaya Club noted
The HOLG rule bars a corporation attorney from holding public office. The mayor, Maple, and Charles J. Snobie met to urge reconsideration but Maple stood by his decision. The Himalaya Club promotes travel and exploration and is based in New Delhi. Mexico’s area is just under a quarter of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple
Charles J. Snobie
The
Himalaya Mountains
New Delhi
India
Local Family News From Amherst Area Churches and Gatherings
Amherst area notices report Palm Sunday christening for Norman Dale infant at First Evangelical church plus Betty Jean baptisms by Mr and Mrs Harry Northeim. Local residents visit relatives in Elyria and La Grange amid illness and weddings. Schools close Friday for Good Friday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacon Bechtel
South Ridge
R. J. Hearn
W.C. Rechtei
Nlu Rechtel
Kenseth
Byron Seeley
Carl
la Grange
Market summary of livestock and meat prices
The report lists receipts and price trends for calves sheep and lambs hogs and pigs. It notes weekly changes with prime and common grades, price ranges for different weight classes and mentions market steadiness and slight weekly declines in some categories. Specific figures include prime veals 10.00, spring lambs 10.00, hogs around 9.40 to 9.60, and various midrange prices for sheep and calves.
Near by Produce Prices at Terminal Market and Grain Quotations
Readable fragment lists by canaries and baskets of vegetables including carrots cucumbers dill parsley radishes and tomatoes with prices per dozen baskets and per head. Also includes detailed Cleveland Grain & Hay Exchange quotes for corn wheat oats alfalfa clover straw hay and flour with unit pricing and mill feeds such as middlings bran and corn meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain & Hay Exchangea
Fairchild Milling Co
Buehel
Timothy Eikans
Auction Sale of U S Poultry Carcass Grades
A listing from an executive auction of the Wo Co operative Poultry Association shows U S grade carcasses and sizes offered. Highlights include extra small, extra large, large, and medium categories with weights and pack counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Co-operative Poultry Associa
UL. S
U.S
U. S
Poultry and Produce Prices Report from Market Yard
Live poultry: several breeds with varied prices and weights. hens 18¢, rock fryers 25 1Q5%er, leghorn 2207 barbacks roosters 15¢, young toms 18¢, old ducks 43.1 pounds up 20%. potatoes: Reds 64 cars, shipments $12, star stock Idaho. whites and russets with multiple price points. butter and eggs quoted with grades. wheat corn oats rye buckwheat soybeans traded. timothy and clover seed listed. no clear single sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama Ito
Dept. of Agriculture
Idaho
U. S
CU. S
Michigan
U.S
C. S&s
TSIM
C. Storana
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South
Benson's Restaurant
Second Street
Blue Bird Court Street
Crystal
Court Street
Star Shoe Shop
Mattie Connorth
Joseph Disauteli
Vrndentiil Insurance Company
George PF. Schedferstein
Bertha Zuck
W. L. Mead
D. A. Cook
Butternut Ridge
Ss. H. Ewing
F. W. Nick
Federal Department of Naturalization
Dorothy Ratch
Kenneth Rateci
Ross
Albert Fiserone
Mansfield Reformatory
Judes Guy B. Findley
Asna K. Nichol
Allison Nichol
Loraig County Savings and Loan Company
Paul J. Carson
Rowland
Sean
Conrad Reid
Katherine Junr
Mick
Frank Tietts
Heroentec
Amy Morris
Ismazogues
Cheney
Safers
Veon Orchestra
Vermilion-On-Lake
Esther Alflen
Lorain St
Social Science
Oberlin Inn
Fauver
Chanel
Finneys Chapel
Justin W. Nixon
Brick Presbyterian Church
Rochester
Finney Capel Tilo Pom
Ciaribel M. Gazenhheimer
Finney Chapel
Colere of Arts and Sciences
Conservators of Music
Tyentozic
Ae Naa
Om. Langdon White
Iron and Steel Industry
Acro Abhis
WM. Horton
Cros
Fs Vridays
Chase
Foannes Charel
Vietar Qhem Shaya
Vela
eeNe Eye
Ra Sweatt Boats Studio Ee Atve
Warnes Gta
Antes
Termin
Matohl
Worttar
Athieti
S Ludioe
Warner Halil
People On Chemists
Voice of
People
Chronicle-Telegram
Wally
Frank Nichols
Corner
4Th
East Ave
Cleveland Livestock
Becker
Mexico
United States
Barkets
S&lb
FRED
Wooster Egg Auction
Chicago
BIG House
East Bridge St
Sederis
Sre
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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