Dues Drive Shuts Plants. 4800 Out of Work
A dues collection drive led to Fisher and Buick plants closing after unions denied entry to non payers. About 4,800 workers were idle as pickets and union officials moved to collect dues and sign new members. Reopening restored employment, while GM divisions faced looming strike votes approved by union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witynt
Mich
Figher Body Company
Ths
Buick
General Motors Corporation
Big Fisher
United Automobile Workers Union
Fisher
Fial
Chevrolet
Japan to Pay Indemnity for Panay Sinking Promotes Ties
Tokyo reports the Panay incident will be settled with full restitution, including a 4,000 dollar claim for the United States and payment for three Standard Oil ships. The United States adds a Japan America trust fund of 7,000 yen to aid victims, with possible use for American sailors graves in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
I Wag
United States
Japan
Profit Decline Signals Shifts in American Economy
The report cites a sustained drop in profit rates, with old returns no longer achievable. It notes potential business adjustments amid a possible new phase of calm, while outlining a list of elements from the so-called current American revolution. Ralph Standen chaired the organizing committee as Marion Crowder presided and Rev Bran Hicks gave the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tather
Love
Ralph Standen
Marion Crowder
Bran Hicks
M. E
Lorain Youth Congress to hear Dr Slutz on careers
A large crowd from Lorain County and nearby areas is expected at the Lorain County Youth Congress meeting in Elyria High School auditorium Thursday night. Dr Frank D Slutz of Dayton will speak on Choice of Careers. The program includes group singing a junior high chorus and a high school instrumental group. Eleven youth organizations are co operating. He will also address Elyria High assembly Thursday morning and Elyria Kiwanis Club Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Slutz
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Dancer Killed In Death By Own Action Plunge
NEW YORK April 19 Thelma Giroux a blonde dancer fell from the fifth floor of the Hotel Lincoln onto the sidewalk below police say she killed herself In the room they found Jobb Stoppelli an ex convict whom authorities say was connected to the scene in a case mirrored by Norma De Marva a Greenwich Village nightclub habitué whose body was found in an alley after a 12th floor fall Police held Stoppelli for hours then released him saying the dancer’s death was self inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thelma Giroux
Lincoln
Broadway
Jobb Stoppelli
Miss Giroux
Norma de Marva
Greenwich Iilage
Iast We
Steppelli
State Briefs from Uelina and Beyond
State and local briefs report a business veteran’s death in Urbana and ensuing funeral, a nurse supervisor appointment in Champaign County replacing a strike-resigned nurse, a Cleveland city records falsification probe of coal reports, Ohio high school musicians vying for state honors at Ohio State University, a life-imprisonment sentence in St Clairsville for a 33 year old killer, and a regional Social Security leadership swap with Cleveland headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Social Security Board Today
M. 2. Parker
Cleveland
Ifesaeasus Benedict Crowell
Ohl
Kentucky
Michigan
Bitten by dog reports on Fourth Street incident
Ward Smith of 320 Hayes Avenue said he was bitten on the left leg by a dog while collecting on Fourth Street. The report was filed with police yesterday. A new law in Brazil requires all industrial firms to register with the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Smith
Hayes Avenue
Fourth Street
Brazil
Lorain deputies to wear new silver gray uniforms
In Lorain County an update notes deputy sheriffs will soon wear new silver gray shirts adopted after receipts from the department dance at the Mouse Coliseum. About 1,000 attended the event, the second held by the department, with funds previously aiding the olive uniforms now worn by deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorwin County
Sanemer
Chuel
William G. Smith
Lorain
Smith
Dairymen To Meet At LaGrange Friday
Dr Charles R Donaham of Ohio State University will discuss mastitis and Bang s disease control at La Grange High School Friday evening. The talk aims to reduce heavy annual losses in Lorain County dairy herds. the meeting is open to all county dairymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Donaham
Ohio State University
LaGrange High School
County Dairy Extension Committee
Lorain County
H. B. Rowland
Howard Darton
Theodore Camp
Lawrence Betts
Sterling Mills
Ralph Fowl
Leon Lehman
D. G. Swanger
Ras Eppley
Norman Leininger
N. B. Everson
J. P. Jackson
Strikes It Rich Again Reconciled With Divorced Wife
Kane Hutchinson, April 19. Former oil field worker Ur L E Douglass, who funded a $7 500 Easter trip for 18 schoolgirls, reconciles with his wife who had filed for divorce last summer. The pair remarried in Rev Arthur L Miller's home, reshaping a dramatic family story as they plan a second honeymoon in Oklahoma with friends and relatives. Their children June Dolores and Jimmy returned to school with classmates who joined a special car trip from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson, Kane
L. E. Douglass
Douglass
Arthur L. Miller
Oklahoma
June
Delores
Jimmy
Chicago
Dousiss
Strikers Return To Jobs In France After Easter Break
Paris April 19 Sit down strikers who occupied 9 metallurgical plants in the Paris region and halted government airplane rearma ment returned to work at the end of the Easter holiday. About 155000 workers were involved. At Gnome-Rhone 300 of 7000 reoccupied the plant while Renault plans with 35000 employees prepared to resume after technical issues were settled. Strikers evacuated plants over the weekend after cabinet mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Brosrani
Gnomeé-Rhone
Renault
Oberlin Community Notices and Events
Oberlin listings cover assemblies at Finney Chapel and other campus venues with speakers from Cleveland College and the Federal Council of Churches. Also notes the marriage of Ruby Cheyney to Clark Shepard in Lakewood, plus club meetings, garden tours, and visits among Oberlin residents and neighboring Lorain County groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Protsav
AL Jeliiffe
Sovial Seieove Club
Goerlin Inn
Henry M. Baseh
Cleveland College
College of Arta and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Finner
Schout of Theology
Bosworth Hall
Philip A. Schwartz
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Federal Council of Churches and War
AL Alt. W
Allen Art
William H. Brown
Warner Hall
William Sokol
City approves boxing and wrestling commission ordinance
The new city law creates a boxing and wrestling commission with full regulatory authority. The ordinance clarifies the commission is distinct from the amateur athletic body and appoints current boxing officials to serve through 1938, with future members to be appointed by state magent authorities, including George Richci Burr and Clinton C. Braden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Boxing Commission
Athietic Commission
Booxing Commission
Magent
George Richci Burr
Clinton C. Braden
Lorain High Schools Receive Preliminary Approval Again
Three Lorain County high schools Ridgeville Wellington and Wellington high schools received preliminary approval for another year from the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. They remained members from last year. Folyria High School was also approved for another year, announced by principal U I Shivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Conwigh
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
C. A. Gibbons
Ridgeville
Hear ‘Lew
Wellington
Association
Folyria High School
U. I. Shivery
Mediation Failure Halts Columbus Street Car Service
In Columbus Ohio a three day strike by union carmen paralyzed street car and city bus service. Ben W Marr president of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co sought police protection to resume service, while Mayor Myron B Gessaman had mediation attempts fail. A clash between pickets and company guards occurred at a car barn as a U S labor department conciliator worked to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Ben W. Marr
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electrily Co
Carmen
Marr
Oscoris
Myron B. Gessaman
U. S. Labor Department
Policeman Chalmers Sentenced to Twenty Years to Life
In New York on April 19 Arthur W. Chalmers, a mounted policeman, was convicted of killing Irma Louise Pradier, a French domestic who loved him, and sentenced in General Sessions Court to 20 years to life. He shot Pradier and dumped her body on the Harlem River Speedway, with prosecutors saying the motive was robbery to fund a trip with a married woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur W. Chalmers
Irma Louise Pradier
General Sessions
Chalmers
Miss Pradier
Harlem River Speedway
Death Record for Bert M. Montaguy in Baton Township
Bert M. Montaguy, 73, died at his Durkee road home in Baton Township this morning. Born August 27, 1862, he lived on the family farm. He belonged to the North Baton Church of Christ. Survived by his wife Lucy, two sons Clarence of Fairview Village and Arthur of Cleveland, a daughter Mrs. Harold Carpenter of North Ridgeville, six grandchildren, two sisters Mrs. James Dickson and Mrs. Levi Baker of Lakewood. Funeral at Nichols Funeral Home Thursday at 2:00 with Rev. Archie Stevenson. burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert M. Montague
Bert M. Montaguy
Durkee Road
Baton Township
Montague
Hue
North Baton
Cheist
Lucy Montague
Clarence
Fairview Village
Arthur
Cleveland
Harold Carpenter
North Ridgeville
Jaiies Dickson
Levi Baker
Lakewood
Nichols Funeral Home
Archie Stevenson
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Gutowski Funeral Services For Stanley Gutowski
Funeral services for Stanley Gutowski, who died at Elyria Memorial Hospital, will be held at 7:30 tomorrow morning from the Bittner Funeral Home and at 9:00 from Holy Cross Church. Burial will be in St. Marys Cemetery. Mrs Matilda Kohler dies after brief illness in Elyria at her son Carl Kohler’s home. Survived by three sons Fred Otto and Carl Kohler. She belonged to St Pauls Evangelical Church in Cleveland and the D O H Lodge of Dayton. Body to be removed to Dalford Daugherty Funeral Home for Thursday services at 2 PM. Burial in Harvard Grove Cemetery, Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Kohler
Carl Kohler
Brandston Avenue
Elyria
Kohler
Germany
Fred
Otto
St. Paul's Evangelical Chucch
Cleveland
D. O. H. Lodge
Dayton
Ohio
Carl
Davey summons mayors to relief conference Friday
Governor Martini Davey invited mayors from Columbus Cleveland Akron Dayton and city managers Sherrill and Edy plus legislators and other officials to a relief conference Friday. Invitations went to Senators Latta Metcalf and Foss and Representatives Wilkins McCulloch Kalb Kilpatrick and many others. Gas discovered at 700 feet in Kuwait marks Aradia’s first gas well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cuyahoga
Verner Metcalf Ra
Washington
W. It. Foss
Merears
Ruth Lford Wilkins
Frank Vihle
Curakboga
Willian M. McCulloch
Miami
Kuwalt
Aradia
Townsend Club Hear Akron Man Informs Members
Local Townsendites heard W B Albers of Akron speak on Townsend activities in the Lith District and the national one million members drive starting April 24. LeRoy Snyder also spoke of a public address system across the 14th district. August Merk of Elyria and G E Dunkelman of Wellington spoke. a supper and dance followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
W. B Albers
Akron
Albers
LeRoy Snyder
14Th
Townsend
August Merk
Elyria
G. E. Dunkelman
Wellington
Grange Hall
Eaton
Democratic Club Plans Dance at American Legion Home
The Young People's Democratic Club met at Graystone hotel last night to finalize a dance event to be held at the American Legion home. Reports from committees were given and the group noted regular meetings on the first and third Monday of each month. Landon forecast a strong sports season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Democratic Club
Graystone Hotel
American Legion
Students Tour Elyria Bicycle Plant in Industrial Geography Study
Seventh and eighth grade pupils from Ely School visited Colgton Corporation to study bicycle manufacturing as part of industrial geography. Phyllis Choate and Roubert Stephen led by teachers toured facilities from raw materials intake to assembly, paint, and finishing, noting color options and automated processes. The plant can produce 1,800 velocipedes and 60 bikes daily, with rail and truck shipping nationwide. Additional meetings announced to explain the Agricultural Conservation Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Colgton Corporation
Commection
Phyllis Choate
Roubert Stephen
I. Whitlock
Elizabeth Yoder
Hhe
Elyria
Glen Kunes
Lorain
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Alma
Michigan
Akron
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Paxe
Renee Rcc
Checker Cab CO
R. G. Resneneil
Msgr
United Press
Uelina
E. A. Meuhirnan
Celim Busness
Cleveland. O
Dan L. Abbott
Tleveland Whilities Department
H. H. Burton
Abbott
St, Clairsville, O
Francis Smith
Ohio Penitentiary
Nora Berkey
Auto Loans Cash Immediately Motor Car Loan CO
Illinois
Court Street
Alyria
PHONY
Western Reserve Finance
Mary A. Brown
Donald F. Brown
Leo Price
Amherst
Preston L. Coon
Price
Middle Ridge Road
Oberlin Avenue
Arthur Smith
Ohio Board of Paroles
LaGrange
France
Esther Wood
Sertte
Richard Clevenge
College
Kenneth J. Brown
Hiram College
Xing-Bosworth
Clinton S. Golden
Northwestern
Steel Workers' Organizing Committee
Pittsburg
Paul L. Feiss
Joseph and Feiss Company
Diana
Charles W. Walton
King-Bosworth
J. Warren. Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Washington, D. C
Ruby Cheyney
Clark Shepard
Francis Cheyney
Berea
Nadine Cheyney
Shepard
North Professor Street
South Main Street
Cherlin
Harry
Louire
Martha Laiire
Carrie Herrick
Ober- Hange Club
Oberlin Inn
Harder
Association of American Nail- Wars
America
Gui
Wilbur Ward
Methodist Service Guild
North Professor Short
Vincent 3. Hiatt
New York City
Methodist Church
Visite
Oberlin Women's Club
Hinkley
Hinkley Lake
Whipps Ledges
Lorain Clantoff and Auxiliary
S. J. Powers
Frank Wilson
Ray Malham
Carl Berger
Net~tie Summers
Myrta Feakins
Charles Bryant
Minnie Malham
Jamie Powers
Perry Wallis
J. H. Weakina
Sara Balderson
Portland
S. G. Clifton
Beulah
Kingstreet
Bessie Henson
Hallville
Clifton Home
C. Harper
Detroit
E. L. Field
Dd. J. Wood
Carrie Beeem
Nettie Summers
Hollywood Street
Roland Summers
G. J. O'Connor
Boy
Direk Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Baltimore
Groton
Commission
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Puritan
Schroll
Davey
Pres
Doane
Los Angeles
Olymne Memorial Stadium
Dr.Townsend
Roosevelt
Elyria Chih No
Medina
Ravenna
W. B. Albers
Angiuity
Clul
Darlene Higgins
Democratic Club
Landon
Carlisle Town Hall
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Prof. Quiz
Nash VS
Nash
Becky Erwncre
Cox
Cary
Les
Harry Brown MO
Middle Ave
Elyria, D
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