Ohio Public Works Administration Being Probed
Ohio public works administration under federal probe by Interior Department agents from Chicago led by Harold L. Ickes. Investigators, citing graft and contractor malfeasance, began in Columbus with a survey on welfare and safety concerns at the sewage plant and other projects.
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Columbus
Ohio Public Works Administration
United States Interior Department
Chicago
Harold L. Ickes
Herbert Wenzel
Newton Harden
James Snow
New
A. S. Larsson
Cigeler
Ransacked home reports theft of valuables in Charles Court
Erber of 116 Charles Court told police his home was ransacked Sunday afternoon while the family was away. Taken were his trousers containing $13, six silver spoons and a pearl ring. Police are investigating.
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Ernes Erber
Charles Court
Erber
Death Notice Dorothey Iles Albright Wakeman Ohio
Dorothy Albright Wakeman 28 died at her parents home in Clarksfield after a lengthy illness. Survived by husband, a three year old daughter, parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Iles, a sister Mrs. Hazel Ray of New York, and brothers Virgil Iles of Clarksfield and Glen of Worthington. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 at Seventh Day Adventist Church Clarksfield with Rev. C A Woolcott officiating. Burial in Clarksfield Cemetery.
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Dorothy Iles Albright
Wakeman, CO
Dorothy Hes Albright
Edward L. Mies
Clarksfield
Hazel Ray
New York
Virgil Iles
Glen
Worthington
Seventh
Speaker Warns Students Crime Won’t Pay At Union League
The speaker recalled a rough climb from crime to reform noting a detective agency blocked employment after a criminal record. He described finding work only after persistence and urged high schoolers to avoid actions that could ruin future prospects. He spoke at Elyria Kiwanis lunch and addressed hundreds of students nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union League Club
Chicago
Fenton
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Local motorists fined and other city notes
Fines of 10 dollars and 16.80 dollars were assessed to W P Taber of Norwalk and L A Carroll of North Kingaville after arraignment for passing school buses while stopped for passengers. Deputy Sheriff Ed Monroe made the arrests. Automobiles driven by L Heckman of Cleveland and W J Bowen of Bellevue collided on Broad street with only slight damage. Bowen to pay for Heckman’s damage. Ray Solt of 327 Eighth street is in city jail on a disorderly conduct charge following an incident with his estranged wife. if charges aren’t pressed, he will be released. M T Rolf’s car stolen at Ober was recovered at Wauseon, Ohio. Sheriff Clarence W Dick reported. Herein Rowe, 41, of 122 Waverly street, missing yesterday, was returned home after visiting her aunt in Lorain.
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W. P. Taber
Norwalk
L. A. Carroll
North Kingaville
Joseph Petro
Ridgeville
Ed. Monroe
8. L. Heckman
Nicholson Avenue
Cleveland
W. J. Bowen
Bellevue
Broad Street
Bowen
Heckman
Ray Solt
Eighth Street
Solt
E. J. Stankard
M. T. Rolf
Wakeman
Ober- No
Wauseon
Ohio
Clarence W. Dick
Rowe
Waverly Street
Lorain
Leo Garmon
Penfield
L. H. Boren
Huntington
Court House News and Local Legal Moves
Missing youths reported found at Ft Warne Indiana were held for parents as deputies investigated a chicken theft overnight and a rug sale case ended with restitution. A new trial motion looms in the Kate Kloos ditch improvement dispute while Mrs Kloos seeks damages. Other items include a trespass charge, a partition suit, and a mortgage foreclosure action by Central Lerain Mortgage on a note of 315.312.
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Kate Kioos
Board of County Comissioners
Carpenter Ditch
Eaton Township
Kloos
Clayton Stranahan
Central Lerain Mortgage
M. Jaffe
Peace Bond Issued in Avons Lake Case and Forestry Transfer Talk
Erle Ingwer, a Steel and Tuber Company striker, received a $290 peace bond for six months after a peace warrant sworn by Dominic Paonessa. In Columbus officials discussed moving the forestry service to the conservation division with L A Woodwell Edmund Secrest Wooster and Governor Darer, details not elaborated.
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Erle Ingwer
Striker
J. EB. Kubic
Avon Lake
Dominic Paonessa
Columbus
State Forestry Service
State Division of Conservation
L.A. Woodwell
Edmund Secrest
Wooster
Darer
Begin Effort To End Strike At Toledo
Toledo April 25 The labor department moves to end the Chevrolet workers strike and stop its spread through the auto industry as Frances Perkins sends Thomas J. Williams to Toledo to seek a settlement Meanwhile strikers prepare to ballot on peace proposals offered by the company A mass meeting will vote under AFL guidance and Detroit area spread concerns are voiced by AFL organizer Francis J Dillon who blames the Autoworkers Board chairman Leo Wolman for unrest.
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Toledo
Chevrolet
Frances Perkins
Thomas J. Williams
American Federation of Labor
Williams
Washington
Perkins
Francis J. Dillion
A. F. of L
Dillon
Detroit
Autores Bire Labor Board
Leo Wolman
Pope Pius XI Urges Peace and Prayer at Lourdes
The pope’s envoy reads a letter saying Holy Year nears its end and prayers should be offered at Lourdes. It calls Christians to gather at the grotto, seek mercy, and pray for peace amid armament conflicts. The piece notes rational religion opposes both intolerance and superstition.
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Pope Pius
Cardinal Pacelli
Lourdes
Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli
Camertengo
Pius XI
Seventy Five Apply for Case Worker Examinations
Acting County Relief Director Leo Whitright announced that 75 applicants, including 24 Lorain County Relief Administration core workers, have registered for statewide relief case worker exams. The test will be at 2 30 p m Saturday in room 237 Washington building Elyria High School. Successful examinees will be considered for future vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Whitright
Lorain County Re-ief
Washington
Elyria High School
Judge Pierson Case Confesses Motive Tied to Insurance
Sheriff says boy confessed to planning to kill parents for a $17,000 life policy on Judge Pierson. The boy claimed two bandits stopped the car, but investigators note the defendant’s motive and actions, including viewing the bodies and locating the missing pistol. Pierson, a former Texas legislator and district judge, served on the Supreme Court since 1921 and had prior incident with carbon monoxide attempt.
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Pierson
Allen
D. B. Klein
Justice Pierson
Texas
Supreme Court
Oberlin College Receives $1000 For Elm Tree Care
Oberlin Ohio April 25 A gift of 1000 dollars from Charles Lathrop Pack of Lakewood New Jersey funds elm tree protection on Oberlin Campus. Pack president of the American Tree Association and a noted advocate of tree protection and reforestation. He received Oberlin's Doctor of Laws degree in 1926.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Charles Lathrop Pack
Lakewood
N. J
Pack
American Tree Association
Oberlin Men Speak At Church Meeting
Oberlin Theological Seminary delegates led by Dean T W Graham and Dr W F Horton participate in the Inter-Seminary Movement spring conference in Springneid Ohio. The theme is The Place of the Church in Modern Society with talks on the minister as a social worker and a panel on the church’s message to society.
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Inter-Seminary Movement
Ohio
Pennarlvania
Indiana
Horton
Church
Dean Graham
Prof Savage to Speak at Pittsburgh A P E A Convention
Professor Savage leaves Tuesday for Pittsburgh to attend the American Physical Education Association Golden Anniversary Convention April 24 27. He will address Saturday morning on adult recreation. Savage formerly taught seven years at Shadyside Academy and has only taught besides Oberlin. They plan a brief visit.
Oberlin Boys to Appear in Scout Circus
Oberlin boys will participate in the Silver Jubilee Circus organized by the Boy Scouts of America on Friday night April 26 at the Sandusky Junior High School auditorium. The Sandusky High School band will play a concert at 7 15 PM before the circus.
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Oberlin
Boy Scouts of American
Sandusky
Sandusky High School
County Medical District Supervisors Require Exam Demand
County medical district supervisors and the director are required to take the examination, a rule stated in the latest directive. The measure targets board members and administrative leaders to ensure standardized credentialing across the district.
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County Med District
Boy Hit By Car on Middle Avenue in Cleveland
John Rollins six year old of 1406 West Clifton Boulevard Cleveland and former Elyria resident sustained injuries to his right foot and knee after being struck by a vehicle while crossing Middle avenue yesterday morning. A witness secured the hearse number of the car and gave it to police.
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John Rollins
Clifton Boulevard
Cleveland
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Warren Bank Robbery Bandits Hit Mail Truck in Broad Daylight
Federal officials continue pursuit after a bold morning robbery of a mail truck near the Warren post office. Three assailants used revolvers and a machine gun to force mail sacks from driver Villers, loaded them into a car, and fled toward Thomas road. The cash from the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland was destined for Republic Steel payrolls, sorted into small bills and hard to trace. Details describe one tall man with horn-rimmed glasses, a short dark-complexioned man, and a third described as an ordinary-looking associate. Meanwhile, Rev J W McConnell, a retired Methodist minister, dies at Bethesda near here after fifty-five years of service.
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Frank Waudeck
Federal Department
Tavener
Barney J. Gillen
Ward Mahan
Akron
Mansfield
Wonderworld
Gillen
T. Herbert Thomas
Warren
Second National Bank
Villers
Erie
Pine Street
Franklin
Franklin Street
Thomas Road
Heltzel Steel Co
Niles
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Warren Institution
Republic Steel Corp
Markets and farm prices from Cleveland Livestock Market
Cleveland market notes show steady exchanges in live cattle hogs and poultry with prices for 100 bushel potato bags and various grains. Milk, eggs, butter, and produce quotes appear from Chicago and regional exchanges, listing futures and spot values for corn wheat oats hay flour and feed components.
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Cleveland
Uclyry
Maine
Michigan
Florida
Chicago
GMAIN
Jill Fered
Cleveland Grain and Fy Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Almalia
Plan for Lorain CCC Boys reorganizing group
A meeting of former Civilian Conservation Corps members will be held at the Elyria Y M C A tomorrow at 7 29 p m to form an organization for returned CCC boys of Lorain County Approximately 300 eligible members include those who attended CCC camps and have returned Officers will be elected and some appointments made Speakers will discuss topics of interest to the young men.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Lorain County
CCC
Elyria Y. M.C
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R. 8. Ursprung Co
Berea
Bucyrus
Crawford County Engineers
William Amann
Board of County Commissioners
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Hame
Minstrels
Rialto Theatre
Bell Co
Crandalls Drug Store
Stage Arts
Winnie Mae
Edith Mae
Donald Haslop
Anthony Voik
Ft. Warne
Ind
Frank Kiir
Stop 70
Cleveland Road
Sheriff's Department
Paul Chapman
Henry Daley
Battle Creek
Mich
Catherine Nitch
Lake Avenue
Clarence Dick
Frank A. Tite
Eirria
Charles C. Tite
Rochester
N. Y
Vola R. Martin
Avon
Charles W. Martin
Crounda
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
Pleasant St
College
Prof. Savage
Pittsburgh
Scout
Margaret Wright
W. ©. Wright
South Professor Street
Wellesley College
University of Wisconsin
Alfred Puban
University of Cincinnati
Robert Trufant
Geiser
Washington, D. C
American Political Science Association
Oberlin Stamp Collectors’ Club
Professor Gibson
C. R. Sammers
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Hollywood Avenue
Japan
First Methodist Church
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Mr. Parse
Wichillam H. Seaman
Committee
Ohio College Association
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
Leghorna
Rock Tryora
Leghorn
Lee
Gree
Fiakety
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Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court &T
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Lorain Counts Company
Elyria Building Exposition
Third St
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