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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
9
Rioting broke out today between rival workmen at the California-Hawaiian Sugar Refining Corporation in Crockett California. About 400 men were involved as police used tear gas and clubs to separate combatants. fighting continued after initial efforts. The plant had been closed five weeks over a jurisdictional labor dispute.
An advertisement suggests backache may stem from tired kidneys and promotes Doan's Pills as a long time remedy. It asserts kidneys remove waste and acids from blood, describing symptoms like swelling and dizziness and urging readers to ask a druggist for Doan's Pills.
The striking committee at the industrial refining plant voted to end their walkout. Thirty officers including state highway patrolmen police and deputy sheriffs restored order 30 minutes after the trouble began. Two men sustained minor injuries.
County budget officials warn that recent sales tax allocations to townships may need revision due to threatened depletion of county direct relief funds. If relief is shifted back to subdivisions, allocations must rise to cover the burden. Whether funds will suffice remains undetermined as county relief reserves are projected to exhaust by month’s end.
James Roosevelt argues the New Deal spending boosts national income through public works and relief. Gov. Davey and Charles Sawyer join the event as local leaders discuss tapering federal aid and transferring relief to local governments amid budget pressures.
United rally at the Salvation Army Hall Friday evening will be led by Major James Coates of the Northeastern Ohio Division. Miss Ruby Cocker of Cleveland will deliver the principal address. About twenty-five youths aged fifteen to twenty-five will be made Torch-bearers and enrolled as soldiers, with two babies dedicated and a candle light ceremony at 7:30. Public invited.
Huntington notes list residents ill with measles and a series of visits and travel. Gus and Nola Blessing are confined at home, and families such as Hasterdays Dirlam and Dietricks are mentioned with in town and out of town visits. Hodges House in Pontiac remains Michigan’s oldest hotel in continuous service since 1833.
Police Judge Tom Neale and Chief G. G. McMillan team up to chase a black bird that pecks paint off their new ears. When they stay, the bird vanishes. when they leave, it returns.
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