Lorain County reorganizes county relief setup by resolution
County commissioners adopt a resolution to establish a County Central Relief Unit to dispense all direct relief. A county relief director and investigators will be appointed, with a new headquarters rented on Thord Street to house relief activities and surplus commodity distribution. Governance mirrors a FERA style operation under state relief funds.
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Ain
Tomerracy
Oscar Gann
Joh E. Davidson
Willian Wickens
Settig
Rew Minty
Ags
Seer Wi Awe Pension Board
County Relief
Renks
Thord Street
Etween Court Street
Ney
Jasonic Temple
East Ridge Street
Dunns
FERA
Operaton
Forwalk
Cortoners
Lamonni
Havng Elyria
Lorain
Carey
Lakewood Choir To Aid In Elyria Home For Aged Program
Lakewood Methodist Episcopal Church chorus from Leyland will perform four numbers at the Elyria Home for the Aged Mothers Day program in the home parlor. Professor Rati FL Gressnan directs. Open house is scheduled, with Bishop BE EL. Wabhlorf as speaker. more than 7,400 visitors from the Northeast Ohio Conference are expected. The Elyria Community Chest project invites the public and out of town visitors to attend.
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Elaria
Lekenny
Church of
EL. Wabhlorf
Caro
Northeast
Oh! Conference of Methodism
Els
Wei
Elyria Community Chest
Ohio Weather:Fair, Warmer Tonight and Friday Showers
Fair weather across Ohio with a slight rise in tonight temperatures. Friday expects partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions in central and southern portions with showers developing in the north by afternoon or night.
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Ohio
Lorain Pastor Is Elected Moderator at Wellington Meeting
Rev. Herbert Loomis of Lorain Congregational Church was elected moderator of the Jie dina Association of Congregational Churches at its eighth fourth annual meeting in Wellington. He succeeds Rev. James A. Richards of Oberlin who became state trustee. About 200 delegates and visitors attended the Wellington gathering with speakers Rev. Georgie L. Cady and Prof Edwin D. Harvey and Rev. Fred J. Hail. The session included reports, committee work, and a morning forum on What I Want of My Church.
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Herbert Loomis
Lorain
Jiedina, Association of Congregational Churches
Wellington
James A. Richards
Oberlin
Nicholas van der Priaise
Elizaveth Rich
First Congregational Reh
Elyria
Son
J. P. Calvert
Medina
Assa Ton
John AL
Sehmink
Sullivan
Charles Nelson
Qherlin
William Muir Auld
Elveie
Church Building Society
President seeks 460 million for Social Security program
Washington April 22 The president has submitted a request to Congress for 460 million dollars to finance the social security system of old age persons and unemployment insurance as learned today.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Holiday on Insurance Question Postponed by Senate
COLUMBUS April 25 Senate research committee voted to delay action on unemployment insurance until after the May 12 primaries. The panel set hearings for May 14 and declared a holiday on the issue until then. ACTRESS DIES SUDDENLY New York April 23 Alexandra Carlisle, a well known actress in New York and England, died suddenly of a heart attack in her hotel room at age 50.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
New York
Alexandra Carlisle
England
Snell Named Chairman and Convention Details
Cleveland April 25 United States Senator Frederick C Steiner of Oregon chosen as keynote speaker and temporary chair. Bertrand Snell of New York recommended as permanent convention chair. Snell31 declares anti new dealer stance with long House service. preparations continue as Ralph Williams leads remaining preconvention work.
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Cleveland
Republican Party
Flore
U. S
Frederick C. Steiner
Oregon
Bertrand Snell
New York
House
Snell
Antinew
Liehrer
Ralph Williams
Chester C. Belton
James L. E. Jappe
Williams
National Committee
Chicago
Kansas City
Henry P. Fleicher
Joan J. Th- Son
Connecticut
Lehr Fess
Ohio
Robert EH. Oconanar
West Virginia
Samus Lewis
Pennsylvania
George Kinsier
Lee Nickson
Indiana
George L. Hart
Washington, D. C
A. T. and T. Co Charges Evidence Inaccurate
Washington April 23 The American Telephone and Telegraph Co charged the federal communications commission investigating its business was inadequate and that evidence presented was grossly inaccurate.
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Washington
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Federal Communications Commission
Bridge theft shocks Polish town of Kuino
In War saw April 23 police report the iron bridge over the Ochnia river at Kuino was dismantled and stolen. Residents and Kuino police initially believed repairs were underway. After the superstructure vanished authorities probed the scene but found no leads.
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Warsaw
Ochnia River
Kuino
Ethiopians Make Final Stand Against Italian Advance
April 2 Addis Ababa dispatch says Ras Nassibu and Crown Prince Asfa Wosen’s forces fight east and northwest of the capital as Hale Selassie’s army resists with tanks, artillery, and infantry. Civilians flee, foreign aid departs, and bands of guerrillas roam as Italian assault presses from the east and north.
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United Press
Addis Ababa
Euiopia
H Aron
Ras Nassibu
Asfa Wosen
Hale Selassie
Dessre
Hale
Old Mer
Red Cross
Belsian
John Meade
Legation
John C. Robinson
Djibouti
Akron Man Confesses to Kidnapping
Allentown police report Akron, Ohio native Richard Taylor confessed to abducting 10 year old Henry Koch, son of a local merchant, after sending five ransom notes demanding 24000 dollars. He had earlier used the alias John James. Chicago, April.
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Allentown
Richard Taylor
Akron
Congress Likely To Adjourn In June
Senator Joseph T. Robinson departing the White House said Congress probably would adjourn in early June, signaling a likely June finish to the session. He is a major Republican leader.
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Congress
Washington
Joseph T. Robinson
White House
Epidemic Closes School in Greene County Township
A scarlet fever outbreak forced the closure of School XEXTA today in Greene County. All grades were dismissed last week as cases rose, with Dr W C Marshall advising the shutdown continue until the danger passes. Several children have been stricken in the outbreak.
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Xexta. O
W. C. Marshall
Greene County Health
Bey
Xme
Bitter Fight Over Tax Measure Opens Session
Washington observers report Republicans and Democrats clash over a proposed 82 billion tax bill aimed at revising the corporate tax structure. House Ways and Means Chair and Senate Finance Committee pace the debate amid secret talks and opposition charges of behind closed doors drafting while officials hint at broader revenue programs. Public health hearings begin with Morgenthau as the first witness and a 200 page measure faces at least 16 hours of debate before potential Senate passage by mid next week.
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Washington
Issocrats
Robert V. Doyst
N.C
Fundan
Tready
Mii House
Senate Finance Committee
Henry Morgenthau
Pat Harrison
House
Morgenshau
Doughton
Senate
County Scholarship Team Is Complete For Kent Contest
Lorain county announced the scholarship team named for the Kent contest after yesterday tests, listing 30 total members with two per subject across 13 subjects. Winners include Alsbra Robert Kellner and Chester Kellner with ties for first, plus several alternates and top finishers such as James F. Larsen and Margie Becker, forming a 17 member squad and 73 40s recorded in county tests.
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Lorain
Ar Kent
Als
Robert Kellner
T.a- Grange
Chester Kellner
Amherst
John Vasa
Brownhelm
Piane Seonsirs
Anba Simashkesich
South Ambherst
Norman Kieecer Herst
Alternat Rewh
James F. Larsen
A Schueszler
Avon Lake
Gertrude Neilan
Margie Becker
Reconstruction Finances Revealed In Lorain County Dispatches
In Columbus dispatches the RFC reported a total of 498,256.255 inches, a figure noted amid a pattern of loans and receipts. The revelation, tied to Reconstruction era finances, highlights a declared sum and related fiscal details.
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Lorain Coumi
Columbus
Tedas
Keynoters Of Their Respective Parties
Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon chosen as Republican national convention keynoter for Cleveland start June 9. Senator A W Barkley of Paducah Kentucky expected as Democratic keynoter when Philadelphia arrangements committee meets.
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Acme
Frederick Steiner
Oreson
Cleveland
Ohio
A. W. Barkley
Paducah
Philadelphia
Progress In Hearing Of Blackmail Case
The courtroom departure of defendant eppe Guzzo disrupted the blackmail trial before Judge D A Cook, prompting a mistrial motion by his attorney. Deputy Paul Chapman testified Guzzo left with him for about two minutes, after which they returned and the trial continued.
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Eppe Guzzo
D. A. Cook
Tony Ciareia
Guzzo
Paul Chapman
Howard Buller
BR. H. Trenkamp
Attorner
Trenkamp
Attorners
Chapman
Gale Morgan
Ciarcia
Ohioan May Be Howe's Successor
Washington April 24 The name of Charles West undersecretary of the interior and former Ohio congressman is mentioned as a possible successor to the late Louis McHenry Stone. The post pays ten thousand dollars a year and is highly influential in Washington. West, Roosevelt’s trusted contact in the White House staff, handled secretarial duties during Howe's illness and remained in the president's confidence. The president may wait months before naming Howe's successor.
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Washington
Charlies West
Interior
Ohio
New
White House
West
Far
Credit Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
Howe
Elyrians Praise Dr Robertson and Colleagues After Cave Rescue
The rescue of Dr D Edwin Robertson and Alfred Scadding from a cave in the Moore River Mine near Moose River Nova Scotia drew global acclaim. Local figures Dr Z F Fawcett and Dr E E Daddy Allen are linked to Robertson through academia and medicine, with partnerships and talks on transfusion methods and crippled children care shaping a wide professional network.
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D. Edwin Robertson
Alfred Scadding
Moore River
Moose River
Nova Scotia
Elyria
Z. F. Fawcett
Robertson
University of Toronto
America
Fawcett
Sick Children’s Hospital
Toronto
E. E
Allen
W. E. Gallic
United States
Daddy Allen
Gallie
Ior
Toronto University
Cameron
Harvard University
International Society For Crippled Children
Pr. Robertson
International Society
Shirley Temple Turns Seven With Pony Birthday Gifts
Golden-haired Shirley Temple celebrated her seventh birthday in Santa Monica today. Gifts included a real pony from her mother and a turquoise rug from Arizona sent by her brother. She planned four cakes and three parties, with events for crippled children at an orthopedic hospital and a party for 160 studio youngsters.
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Holly Woon
Shirley Temple
Mdom
Temple
Santa Monica
George Temple
Shirley
Jack
George, Jr
Arizona
Rescue Crews Win Race With Death
In Moose River Nova Scotia on April 23 two Toronto miners, Dr. D. E. Robertson and Alfred Scadding, were pulled from 141 feet underground after more than 10 days entombed in a collapsed gold mine. Miners earned praise for days of tunnelling while doctors arranged urgent air and care, with Robertson recovering and Scadding flown to Halifax for infection treatment aboard a planned plane.
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Moose River
N.S
Robertson
Scadding
Halifax
W. E. Gallie
Toronto
Draegerman recounts freeing imprisoned men in gold mine
Draegerman George Morel narrates the rescue of Dr. Robertson and Alfred Scadding from a gold mine prison. The account, told to United Press, describes lifting rocks to create a tunnel, Hirschfield leading, Simpson ahead, and the team pushing through to reach the captives as they awaited aid.
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George Morrell
Draegerman
D. E. Robertson
Alfred Scadding
United Press
Moose River
Trueman Hirshfield
Jack Simpson
Hirschfield
Opposition uses Congress as offensive tool in campaign
Washington notes say anti administration lines gain by aggressive attacks on Passamaquoddy and Florida cap, with farm crop payments and waste issue drawing focus. Voters increasingly distrust war matters and government spending while calling for credible alternatives amid alarm over relief and unemployment.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Senain
Vandenbers
Reid
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Ridgeville
Reveal R. F. C. i_oans
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Draegerman George Morel
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