Oberlin to Dedicate Addition to Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Building
Oberlin College will dedicate a 115000 addition to the Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Building with ceremonies, a Midwest teachers’ meeting, a symposium, and special exhibits. The April 28 faculty reception precedes a lecture by Dr. William M. Manikan on Baroque Art in West Austria.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Nexr
Dudley Peter Allen
Mid-West
Department of Fine Arts
William M. Manikan
Cleveland Museum of Art
Austria
Rhys Carpenter
Bryn Maw: College
Charles R Morey
Princeton University
Frank Jewett Mather, Jr
Ohio weather report with frost and rising clouds
Fair with light frost in Ohio and cooler conditions tonight in the southeast. Saturday will be clouding up and warmer as high pressure over the central states brings fair but cool weather. The Atlantic states see low pressure and general showers while the Rocky Mountain area develops low pressure.
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Ohio
Central States
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Oberlin students stage mock war to study defense themes
Oberlin College holds a 24 hour program titled A Rehearsal for Defense with about 300 students and guardsmen taking part in drills on campus. President Wilkins explains the purpose, outlines four student protections, and a public address system relays wartime news from the Africa front.
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Oberlin, O
Ohio
Oberlin College
Ohio National Guard
United States
Mary Wood
Marcellus
Red Cross
Corp
Everett Rabin
Cleveland National Guard
Oberlin
Student Organizations Council
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Finney Chapel
Elyrian
Dr. Wilkins
Arthur Richwine Elyna
Lorain County
Army Training Corps
Richwine
Lloyd Taylor
United State
Wilkins
Dr. Taylors
Taylor
National Guardsmen
Bicycle Brigade
Frame Program To Aid Railroads
Senator Wheeler prepares stop-gap legislation to put 150000 furloughed railroad workers back to work at government expense. The plan would have the government cover labor costs through the WPA while rail carriers pay for materials, aiming to maintain aging railroad infrastructure.
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Washington
Durton ‘” Wheeler
D. Mont
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Works Progress Administration
24 Die As Building Collapses In Phenix City
Adjutant General John Cole of the Alabama National Guard reports 24 people killed when a two story building collapsed in Phenix City. Between 60 and 75 were injured and the rescue crew faced extreme danger as one entire side of the structure fell before many victims could be reached.
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Phennix City
Ala
John Coleman
Alabama National Guard
Coleman
National Guard
County officials oppose extra funds for Lorain County Fair
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn and John L Davidson voted against a $300 request to cover $1,800 in old bills plus $1,200 for fair promotion. William H Stinch, society president, resigned after the vote. Dunn proposed merging with Wellington Fair Board or abandoning this year’s fair. Davidson noted losses and suggested selling fairground property mortgaged at about $24,000 to Elyria for a park.
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Oscar G Dunn
John L Davidson
Dunn
Wellington Fair Board
Davidson
Fai
Wellington
Helyna
Ely 11A
Collective Bargaining Forum Opens at Oberlin
Oberlin College hosts a two day Forum Conference on The Place of Collective Bargaining in a Democracy. J Warren Madden chairman of the National Labor Relations Board will close the event with a speech in the King Bosworth Room of the Men's Building. Speakers today include Clinton S Golden of Steel Workers Organizing Committee and Pau L Feiss of Joseph and Feist Company. Madden is a Damascus Illinois native.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
J. Warren Madden
National Labo Relations Board
Washington
King-Bosworth
Clinton S Golden
Northeastern Region
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Pitspurgh
Pau L. Feiss
Joseph and Feist Company
Cleveland
Ilinois
President Roosevelt plans tentative Atlantic cruise from Charleston
President Roosevelt announced a tentative four to five day cruise from Charleston, D C by the light cruiser Philadelphia to inspect the new cruiser type and read reports. He aims to complete anti monopoly legislation work, with a potential West Coast South America trip later, and would transmit a special message on government bond taxes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Charleston
D. C
Atlantic
Phiadelpha
William Borah
R. Ida
Congress
Paul V. McNutt
Philippines
South America
Chile
Plot to pass travelers checks targets Chicago gangsters Moran and Parker
Chicago police arrested George Moran and Frankie Parker along with four associates in a probe into an underworld plot to pass 200000 in counterfeit travelers checks in major cities. Seizures followed arrests in Pittsburgh and a wider hunt for about 35 ring members in Chicago New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The two men, leaders of a Parker Moran gang, were held at the state's attorneys office with others present.
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Chicago
George
Bugs) Moran
Frankie Parker
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
New Gang
Moran
Parker
United States
Canada
Waler Nolan
Frank Quigley
Daniel Kelly
Robert Sexton
Al'l Chicagoans
Walter Monaghan
Parker-Moran
Elyria Woman Maintains Home at 81 Years Old
Mrs Ernestina Schroeder of 318 Columbus Street, Elyria, aged 81, tends her garden and housework despite back pain. She planted potatoes and other vegetables, bought wallpaper, and plans kitchen painting while relying on a pension. She and her late husband Gustav built their home fifty years ago and raised three children who have since died.
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Elyria
Ernestina Schroeder
Columbus Street
Schroeder
Gustav Schroeder
Berlin
Germany
Hamburg
Landon decries Roosevelt spending as inflationary policy
Former Kansas governor Alf M Landon warned in Topeka that President Roosevelt s lending program risks inflation and delay in recovery He argued the nation faces a serious outlook with unemployment comparable to 1930 and cautioned against relying on government pump priming to fix a deepening crisis.
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Topeka
Kans
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt
America
Landon
Unified Relief System Urged for Ohio Counties
O P Van Schoik urged standard monetary rates for direct relief and a unified state county system to coordinate relief efforts. He criticized township trustees, proposed a state office to gather data, and said county commissioners should oversee townships. He noted 1344 boards politics risk and estimated year relief needs around 17 million dollars, possibly 15 million. Governor Davey favored continuing local relief administration without central state offices.
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Columbus
O P van Schoik
Joseph T Ferguson
van Schoik
League of Ohio Municipalities
van Scheik
Schup
Ohio
Martin L Davey
Man Captured After Shootout in Cleveland Heights
William Gentry Peters, 43, killed Hans Getslaff, M. J Paser, and Lilly Mae Traylor in Cleveland areas. He halted in Shaker Heights, shot the woman, then killed the two men at an apartment house where his wife had worked. Peters was captured after a police chase and reportedly said I hope they are all dead.
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Cleveland, O
William Gentry Peters
Hans Getslaff
Cleveland Heights
M. J Paser
Lilly Mae Traylor
Peters
Annabelle
Shaker Heights
Getstaff
Paser
Getslaff
Elyria West Side Spring Cleanup Starts Monday
City rubbish collection begins on the West Side including areas west of the West branch of the Black River. Residents must place rubbish in curb containers or along alleys by Monday morning for free removal. Crews will not haul ashes. past weeks focused on east and central sections.
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Elyria
Tang
Black River
I D Faxon
Elyrians To Hear G O P Leaders Dinner Speakers Named
A large delegation from Elyria and nearby communities will attend the 13th District Republican dinner in Sandusky on April 25. Key speakers include John D M Hamilton chairman of the Republican National Committee Congressman Dudley White and John W Bricker candidate for governor. The event starts at 7 30 p m at the Junior High school auditorium under the oversight of State Senate A D Baumbhart Jr of Erie County, graft committee member.
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Sandusky
Frank A Stetson
Elyria
John D M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Dudley White
13Th District
John W Bricker
State Senate
A D Baumbhart, Jr
Erie County
Senate
Double Tragedy In Pittsburgh
Grieving over the death of her mother Mrs Freda Yonker 42 she fatally shot herself today and the father Herman Herder TG died shortly after the shooting when he found his daughter's body then walked home next door and killed himself in Pittsburgh April 22.
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Pittsburgh
Freda Yonker
Erself
Herman Herder
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Damascus
Illinois
University of Ilinois
University of Chicago
University of Oklahoma
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Leland Stanford
Mark Hitler
Bund
Yorkville
New York City
Adolf Hitler
Cruise
Man
West Side
Elyrians
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