Maschke Ready to Retire From Cleveland Leadership
Maurice Maschke, longtime head of the Republican party in Cleveland, says he is ready to retire but only to a suitable successor. He notes repeated attacks on his leadership since last year’s primary and cites a poll push for his removal. Maschke stresses fairness and vows to step aside if a proper successor is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maurice Maschke
Maschke
Cuyahoga County
Republican Party
Republican Association
Spy Scare Across France Italy and Germany Grips Nations
Paris report says a European spy scare evokes prewar arrests as France jails dozens of Italians and foreigners tied to Rhine fortifications. French agents are said to face rounds of arrests in Italy and German rounds of French spies rise since Nazi power. Second Bureau inspectors find aliens working on fortifications at frontier lines with 20 to 30 percent exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Fratce
Germany
Italy
France
Rhineland
French Alps
Second Bureau
Counter Espionage Service
Davenport Mother Pleads Police For Missing Son Otto
Mrs. Caroline Unsleben of Davenport Iowa asks police to locate her son Otto 44 who was last heard from here about two years ago. He is described as 6 feet 3 inches tall with a dark complexion and slim build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Unsleben
Davenport
Iowa
Otto
Here
State banks granted licenses to reopen for full operations
The state banking department issued licenses today to reopen for full banking operations. The Oxford Bank at Newcomerstown in Tuscarawas County and the Liberty State Savings Bank at Liberty Center in Henry County were among the institutions approved to resume normal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Banking Department
Oxford Bank
Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas County
Liberty State Savings Bank
Liberty Center
Henry County
Acrobatic Move Triggers Chandelier Collapse in Cleveland
In Cleveland on April 24 John Wunvak attempted to swing from a light fixture causing it to break. A gas line cap was torn, the resulting explosion injured Hunyak and his wife who were hospitalized. The incident ended with Wunvak lighting a cigarette amid the chaos.
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Cleveland. C
John Wunvak
Joan
Hunyak
Boy Struck by Car Sustains Minor Injuries
Six year old Glen Bottenlee of 106 Cascade street was hit by an automobile driven by Arthur Jones of LaGrange at about 7 45 p m Saturday on Lodi street near Chestnut. Jones swerved but could not avoid the accident and the boy was taken to Memorial hospital by Howard Dellafield who happened to be driving by.
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Glen Bottenlee
Cascade Street
Arthur Jones
LaGrange
Jones
Lodi Street
Chestnut
Memorial Hospital
Howard Dellafield
Elyria
Theft of money and jewelry from baby’s crib reported
Albert Nash of 53 East River Street told police on Saturday a bank book with two ten pound bills a gold plated bracelet a necklace and a chipped diamond were taken from a lady's handbag hidden under a mattress in a baby crib. He believes the theft happened last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nash
East River Street
Nash
Theft Reported From Plain Center Office
The theft of 314.21 in change from the Plain Center circulation office on Depot Street occurred between 9 and 9:45 a.m. yesterday. An employee reported the break in after discovering the office safe open following Sunday morning sales. The office was entered by breaking a glass in the door. A key was taken from behind a mirror to open the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain Center
Depot Street
Charges Dismissed For Mom Found Drunk Near Furnace Street
Police this morning dismissed intoxication charges against a young mother of two found at 4 20 a m Sunday resting against a tree on Furnace Street. She said she left a house party when it got rough.
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Furnace Street
Fire blamed on emergency brake in Elyria car blaze
Elyria firemen blamed the emergency brake for a Saturday night fire in a automobile owned by M. J. Frankowick at 240 West River Street near West Avenue and Ninth Street. The blaze was out when they arrived with damage confined to the brake lining.
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Elyria Fireamen
M. J. Frankowick
West River Street
West Avenue
Ninth Street
Judge Webber Confined by Cold at Home Today
Judge A R Webber was confined to his bed today with a cold and was reported to be improving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Battery Stolen From Truck Reported by Worthington
Mr Worthington of 305 Cleveland Street reported to police that a battery was stolen from a truck parked in his rear yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Cleveland Street
Odd Fellows To Entertain Boys At Prison Farm
Paul Wainwright called for baseball gear for Graf ton prison farm inmates as Odd Fellows prepare the season’s final indoor show for the young men next Thursday. He noted active interest in baseball but a shortage of gloves balls bats and other equipment, inviting donations or purchases to be delivered at the farm or via contact with him for collection.
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Grafton
Paul Wainwright
Wainwright
Odd Fellows
Roosevelt aims for new powers in inflation plan
The article details President Roosevelt courting congressional leaders to back inflationary powers, aiming to bargain with foreign statesmen and at a world economy conference. The Senate is described as inflationist, with House leaders eager to vote. Reed and Snell acknowledge possible administration success while opposing inflation, noting a $35,000 non currency issue tied to an automatic retirement provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Senate
Reed
House
Snell
Reed-Snell
Body Of Woman Found In Field In Cleveland Ohio
The body of a woman about 28 was found in a field near the Ameri can shipbuilding Company plant in Cleveland. A envelope with the name Nellie Zanvieh and a Cleveland address lay beside the corpse. The scene between Bulkirs Boulevard and Crescent avenue showed signs of a struggle with multiple blows to the face and head, knocked out teeth, a closed eye, and deep scalp wounds. The discovery was made by a young couple called by Ernest Beth night watchman.
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Cleveland. O
American Shipbuilding Company
Bulkirs Boulevard
Crescent Avenue
Nellie Zanvieh
Cleveland
Voles
Ernest Beth
The
Shipbuilding Company
Condon
Death record Geza Serbs 61 Elyria machinist
Geza Serbs age 61 husband of Ottelia Seghy of 214 Lake Avenue died Saturday at 2:50 p.m. after a brief illness. Born in Hungary January 31, 1872 he lived in Elyria twelve years and worked eighteen years as a machinist at National Top. Survived by widow and several children including Bert Frank Anthony William and Mrs Lloyd Reed with others in Cleveland and Hungary. Burial at Ridgehill Memorial Park.
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Geza Serbs
Ottelia Seghy
Lake Avenue
Evria Clinte
Hungary
Elyria
Iyterain
National Top Lo
Bert
Detroit
Michigan
Frank
Pittsburgh
Anthony
Cleveland
Wiliam
Lloyd Reed
Irving Gorham
Tome
Lane Avenue
C F Wiseman
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Mrs Nellie Dill Dies in Norwalk Funeral Held
Mrs Nellie Dill passed away at her Norwalk home after residing with her brother Frank Ward of Sifth Street until his death. She served as Past Worthy Matron of the Order of Eastern Star and was a member of the White Shrine and Women’s Relief Corps. funeral services were held there this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dill
Frank Ward
Sifth Street
Norwalk
Dill
Order of Eastern Star
White Shrine and Women’'s Relief Corps
William Mauer 71 Died At Murray Ridge Road Home
William Mauer aged 71 died at his Murray Ridge road home at 8 39 Sunday evening He was born on the Jenne road and lived in the area all his life He belonged to St John s Lutheran Church Elyria Surviving are his widow and one son Glenn Funeral rites will be held at the home at 2 09 p m Wednesday with Rev Ernest Jrion officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
William Mauer
Murray Ridge Road
Jenne Road
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Elyria
Glenn
Ernest Jrion
Funeral for Ralph P. P. Wolf Held at St Agnes Church
Ralph P P Wolf four year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Wolf died Saturday afternoon at 5 50 at home He leaves his parents two brothers and one sister and his grandparents Mr and Mrs William Wolf and Mr and Mrs John Webber Funeral services are Tuesday morning at 10 from St Agnes Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery
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Ralph PP. Wolf
Fred Wolf
William Wolf
John Webber
St. Agnes
St. Mary's Cemetery
William D. Cole 65 Dies in Columbia After Stroke
William D. Cole, 65, died Saturday afternoon at his Columbia home after a paralytic stroke earlier in the day. He was husband of Nellie Earley and father of Leon of Columbe, Lola Kelner of LaGrange, Frank of Berea, Mrs Marcner of Ohio Falls, and Virginia Jarquas of Columbia. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the Columbia Baptist church, with burial in Columbia cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
William D. Cole
Nellie Nee Earley
Earlex
Elyria
Leon
Columbe
Lola Kelner
LaGrange
Frank
Berea
Marcner
Otsahoga Falls
Vos
Virginia Jarquas
Aa A. M
Columbia Baptist Church
Columbia Tecneters
Checker Chimp Shows Skill at State Chess Meet
George OBrien Pevten, a state checker, defeated eight of Lorain Counts players at the YWI event. He claimed the Keystone State title with six wins, one loss, and one draw. Opponents who drew with him included Scharifer, G A. Lawrence of Oberlin, James Coyne, Arthur Clare, M. J. Adams, Floyd Hamuter, and Dr. Buzzard of Elmira. Brien also played blindfolded, winning six and drawing four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Obrien Pevten
Lorain
Eheusker
Lorein
Ywi
Dratic
Pennsylvania
C.J. Hawler
Pera
Scharifer
G A. Lawri Oof
Oberlin
James Coyne
Arthur Clare
M. J. Adams
Floyd Hamuter
Dp. Buzzard
Elsrna
L' Brien
Thane
Lawrence
Congress mulls mandatory remonetization of silver
Senate and House subcommittees studying the silver question met to consider action on a measure for mandatory remonetization of silver. The administration had agreed to an amendment but few expect it to be put into effect, given the political realities surrounding free coinage and the ratio with gold.
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Senate
House
University Women Entertain Seniors in Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio April 24. Mrs Locke of May Cottage hosted tea for Oberlin College senior girls organized by the American Association of University Women. Dr Hope Hibbard spoke on early A A U W history, Miss Metcalf on Red Cross work, and Miss Hazel Gabbard on nursery school progress. An upcoming May Day benefit bridge is planned at Oberlin Inn May 1. Several local clubs and social groups scheduled meetings and luncheons for late April.
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Oberlin, O
Locke
May Cottage
American Association of University Women
Oberlin College
Hope Hibbard
Gabbard
Oberlin Inn
Club activities of coming week at Oberlin area
Regular meeting of Vine Rebekah lodge set for this evening in the I C O F hall with a social card games session to follow. Rebekahs Odd Fellows and friends are invited. Mrs S E Miller hosts All Star Bridge Club at East College street this evening. Oberlin Business and Professional Women hold monthly dinner Tuesday at Oberlin Tavern. The Nineteenth Century Club meets Tuesday April 25 at Mrs Thornton Elmwood Place with Mrs Boyer hostess. Mission societies meet Wednesday April 26 at the church at 2 50 with Mrs McBride on missionary work in China. Pansy Chapter Order of Eastern Star holds regular meeting.
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Woodland Avenue Sewing Bee
Josephine Smith
Woodland Avenue
Literary
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
Rogers
South Main Street
Comfort Club
Pythian Sisters
Oberlin Women’s Club
Vine Rebekah Lodge
1.C. O. F. Hall
S. E. Miller
All Star Bridge Club
East College Street
Oberlin Business
Oberlin Tavern
Nineteenth Century Club
O'Brien and Ohio Champion Cooperate in Blindfold Duel
Co J Hawler W D Buzzard and Arthur Pratt describe a demonstration by Pennsylvania champion with Guy Garwood assisting, acting for O'Brien under his direction. A match between the two state champions will be arranged later at the YMCA.
Debtor Class vs Creditor Wealth Transfer Debate
Senate debate centers on a proposed clause to move 290 billion from creditors to debtors. Thomas argues the move is necessary for justice, while Reed claims the aim is to lift commodity prices so people can live. The exchange highlights partisan tensions over inflation and wealth redistribution.
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Wm Mus
Thomas
Reed
Repo
Senate
Kroger Buys Bicycles From Colson Co
Kroger Co. sent several large trucks to Elyria yesterday and received 349 bicycles in the first allotment from Colson Co. The retailer plans to use many Colson products and today announced a merchandising plan awarding one bicycle. Kroger, with more than 6,000 stores, expects Colson to become a large customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger Co
Elyria
Colson Co
Colson
Mrs Roosevelts Sunday Scrambled Eggs For MacDonald
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald shared Sunday supper at the White House with Mrs Roosevelt personally preparing the scrambled eggs. For two decades eggs scrambled at the table have been the Roosevelts main Sunday dish, an informal tradition continued with the British leader and his daughter as guests.
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Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Great Britain
World leaders weigh disarmament talks on Sunday
Experts meeting at the White House with President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald faced a tough timetable as they rushed to prepare a report for another session at 3:50 PM. The day saw discussions aboard the government yacht Requora and in quiet exchanges starring key figures like Senator Borah and Jean Paul Boncour amid a bleak forecast for the disarmament conference.
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Roosevelt
MacDonald
White House
Friz
Senator Boran
Borah
Isabel MacDonald
Jn Nt
Thorotica
Sence
Horr
Jean Paul Boncour
Wale
M. Herriot
Eagles to receive official visit from Eagles president
The Elyria Aerie of the Eagles will host an official visit Thursday by H. J. Berro Gin, president of the organization. A lodge initiation will honor the visitor, who will tour multiple nearby aer ies in Cleveland, Bedford, Wadsworth, Lorain, Amherst, Wellington, Sandusky, Norwalk, Bellevue and Willard.
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Elyria Aerie of the Eagles
H. J. Berro- Gin
Kron Zr
The
Eagles
Aerie
Berrodima Wetovs
Aerie Ir Vannect.cr
Cleveland
Burbeten
Bedford
Wadsworth
Woornn
Lorain
Amherst
Wellington
Sandusky
Norwalk
Bellevue
Willard
Court actions docket and divorce filings reported
William A Chamberlain Jr sues Leta Hartman Nash for 3500 in damages after his six year old son was struck by Nash's car at Siath Street and Widdie in November 1951. Adelaide Hall is granted a divorce from Harver Hall on gross neglect of duty. Woodford Avenue resident paroled from county jail after failing to pay a 190 fine and costs for liquor violation. Peoples Banking sues Louis Paine et al for 276 on note. Burroughs Adding Machine sues G F E Thomas and Davidson for 881. Ellwood Tartar seeks divorce from Helen on cross neglect of duty. married 1927.
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William A A. Chamberlain, Jr
Leta Hartman Nash
Siath Street
Widdie
Namny George
Woodford Avenue
W. H. van Oster
Ellwood G. Tartar
Elsha
Helen
Vasko Family Split Over Life Saving Eye Operation
In Hastings on Hudson NY doctors urge immediate surgery on two year old Helen Vasko to remove a malignant tumor threatening her brain. Mrs Vasko resists while guardian Fay weighs legal actions as the appellate division orders the operation.
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Hastings-On-Hudson
N.Y
John Vasko
Helen
Francis R. Fay Yonkers
Fay
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Paris envoy awaits Roosevelt talks after economic conference
The French ambassador said he would cooperate and welcomed time to study his government's reaction to recent financial events while at sea. He would not detail forthcoming conversations before meeting President Roosevelt, stressing the world needs the economic conference amid recent crises and highlighting war debts as an important factor without disclosing their exact role so far.
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Tions
Paris
High Seas
Roosevelt
Cleveland Market Prices and Grain Quotations Amidst Varied Supplies
Market notes from Cleveland show extras and standards for Butt Mer and LGGs with mixed receipts. Poultry demand steady. prices range for fowl, Leghorn, broilers, ducks, turkeys, and old roosters. Potatoes from Ohio, New York, and Pennsylvania priced Sack listings. sheep receipts and lambs at varied bids. Grain, flour, and feed quotes include corn, wheat, oats, hay, straw, alfalfa, and mill feeds with per-bushel or per-ton figures and standard middlings.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Meat and cattle receipts show steady prices and lighter demand
Receipts across cattle and calves were steady to higher with most-desired weights rising. Prices for top butchered stock and select grades held firm while lighter weights and lower grades softened amid gradual demand shifts.
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Ander
Carlisle Jolly-Hustlers Elect Officers at meeting
Carlisle Jolly-Hustlers Four-H Club held a Saturday gathering at Mrs Frank Eldred’s home. Officers elected include Marian Lauer as president and Lucile Penfound as vice president with Mildred Pallas treasurer and Marguerite Streicher Thelma Wagner as reporters. Recreation leaders are Janet Brouse Leota Drusendahl and Agnes Lotteman. Plans covered Achievement Day at 7 39 p m at Carlisle Grange Hall and Mothers Day party on May 19 with committees named for lunch entertainment and decorations.
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Sear
Carisle Jolly-Hustlers
Frank Eldred
Marian Lauer
Lucile Penfound
Mildred Pallas
Marguerite Streicher
Thelma Wagner
Janet Brouse
Leota Drusendahl
Agnes Lotteman
Carlisle Grange Hall
Dorothy Larreman
Tudlte Penfound
Lilian Eldred
Margaret Pallas
Zelda Schramm
Beatrice Wensink
Representative Harter Named On Akron Probe Committee
Representative Don W. Harter of Ohio's Fourteenth District was assigned by the Speaker to the Special Investigation Committee of Congress. The panel includes five House members and five Senators, tasked with examining the U S Akron disaster causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harter
AKRON
Don W. Harter
Ohio
House of Representatives
Special Investigation Committee of
Congress
House
Senate
Organized Soft Ball Leagues Tonight
Organization of two Y M C A sponsored leagues for the coming season is to be completed at meetings at the Y M C A tonight. At seven o clock managers forming a club league will meet and at eight o clock those joining the City League will be discussed. Teams named include DeMolays and Odée Fellows along with Young Men's Club Agenda Club Y-Indus and Senior Hi Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolays
Od¢é
Young Men's Club
Agenda Club
Y-Indus
Hi-Y
Guerin Pretzels
Islvria Hardwares
Maumee Dairy
Odd Fellows to Practice at Jefferson Diamond Tonight
The Odd Fellows softball team will hold a practice session tonight at Jefferson diamond starting 5 30. Players are asked to take notice and arrive on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Jefferson Diamond
Miracle relief promised by Resinol Ointment
It claims to rapidly ease soreness from burns and scalds and promote healing. Apply freely with a light touch, cover with soft cloth, and use Resinol medication for relief. Free samples offered by writing Resinol Dept 7 Baltimore Med to a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous
Resinol
Dept. 7
Baltimore
Med
Lorain County Farmers Urged to Join 400-Bushel Potato Project
Lorain County farmers have one week to file entries for the Ohio 400-Bushel Potato Project. Entry blanks are at the county extension office, with May 1 as the filing deadline. Last year six locals entered. only N. J. Hoskins reached 490 bushels. Participants keep labor and expense records and must notify the agent to arrange two judges for yield checks. Superior producers of 490 bushels or more earn 401 Bushel Potato Club medals at Farmers Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
County Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University Extension Service
C. J. Hummel
N. J. Hoskins
Kelser and Thomson to Speak Tonight at East Carlisle
C S Kelser county auditor and Malcolm Thomson Lorain County state representative are set to address the Carlisle Township Taxpayers League at the East Carlisle School at 8 p m tonight on taxation and public expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Kelser
Malcolm Thomson
Lorain County
Carlisle Township
Taxpayers’ League
East Carlisle
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Gulf Gas
Alfred Alten
Sederis
Judge Webber Ile
Castle’s
Second
Geza Seghy
Ralph P. Wolf
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Harry Murphy
Ed Beiner
Vermilion on-the-Laxe
Ernest Fiske
Zanesvile
C. J. Wright
Barbara Leonard
Leonard
Elm Street
Allen Hospital
T. H. Dexter
Canton
Harry Bauer
M. A. Houghton
East College
L. H. Reed
Toledo
Frank Wilson
W. C. Christy
Spring Street
Zanesre
Frank Funkeard
Walter Winfield
Lakewood
C. R. Summers
Hollywood Avenue
Mack Looper
Chlldren
C. A. Prathey
Fales
Vera
C. V. Carper
Regene
Bearddin
H. J. Berrodin
Adelaide E. Hall
Harver H. Hall
W. B. Thompson
Peoples Banking Company of
Louis E. Paine Et al
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
G. FE. Thomas
Everett H. Davidson
Mito
Vasko
Les
Cleveland Produce
New York
Cleveland Livestock
Carlisle Jolly
Hustlers
ODD Fellows Practice
Advt
Kelser
Thomson
18Th St
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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