Lorain County Farm Bureau Discusses Six Point Tax Plan
About 69 delegates from Lorain and three neighboring counties met at the Norwalk court house to discuss the six point tax program proposed by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Edward Bath urged a broad, fair tax system with income tax for all and broader selective sales taxes while reducing sales tax on necessities. The meeting covered cooperative services, financing, and member education as part of the farm bureau agenda.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Iluron County Court House
Norwalk
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau
Fedis
Edward Bath
Bath
Ohio
Burreau
BE. K. Augustus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Credit Union Leaguer
Margaret Lions
Kent
State Federation
Death claims humorist Finley Peter Dunne in New York
New York April 25 Finley Peter Dunne humorist creator of Mr Dooley died last night at the Delmonico Hotel He was 65 His wife Margaret Abbott Dunne and their four children were notified at their Hollywood home Dunne had been in New York five months for medical treatment cause of death cancer His career began as a cub reporter in 1885 at Sag Harbor and peaked with the Mr Dooley sketches He held editorial posts at Chicago Times Chicago Evening Post Times Herald and was editor in chief of the Chicago Journal His later work included satire on politics and war He received awards including membership in the National Institute of Arts and Letters He hoped to publish memoirs this year
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New York
Finley Peter Dunne
Haliet
Mr. Dooley
Hotel Delmonico
Margaret Abbott
Dunne
Hollywood
Sago
Chicaze Times
Stauo Ber
Evening Post
Times-Herald
Chicago
Manne
Deoley
Jim McGarry
Columbia Exposition
McGarry
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Ohio Weather Forecast Clouds and Showers
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with showers tonight and in the east and south portions Sunday morning. Temperatures rise tonight in the south and extreme east. Sunday becomes slightly cooler in the afternoon.
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Ohio
President May Answer Al Smith Tonight
President Roosevelt enters New York for a pivotal re election speech aimed at energizing the New Deal. He attends a National Democratic Committee meeting in Philadelphia with Barkley and Robinson named for key roles while Tammany Hall hosts supporters in New York. The address, likely to be forceful, signals a major campaign move ahead of June conventions.
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Washington
Rooservelt
al” Smith
Democratic National Committees
Philadelphia
Alben W. Barkley
PT. Ky
Joseph Robinson
Atk
White House
Tident
Roosevelt
Baltimore
New York
Leers
Tammany Hall
Bronx
Washton
Fifsh Street
Hyde Park Sunda
Ion Pres Publie Tf
Massarhus Democrats
Sion
Marriand
Henen Yorn
National Tube Old Timers Banquet May 14 at Lorain
National Tube Co. announces its Old Timers Banquet for May 14 at Lorain with George T. Sorder and 1 Z Jones as hosts. Former Lorain plant employees, including many out-of-town guests, will attend under entertainment chairmanship by 1 Z Jones. Notables and entertainers listed include Suzette Bird Ira Sheridan Chester Smith Elsie Young J P Jones Joseph Brown Garland Gull Stanley Ellison Will Youns with tickets available from secretary John Gould.
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George T. Sorder
Ama Tribe Company
Pittsburch
Empire National Tube Company
Lorain
Croeup
Lorain County
Z Jones
Su-zette Bird
Ira Sheridan
Chester Smith
Elsie Young
J. P. Jones
Joseph Brown
Garland Gull
Stanley Ellison
Will Youns
Johu Gould
Gould
W. W. Mortimer
Robert E. Brian
Gull
Alexander Flops
H -T. J.kexr
Richard
Samuel Wire
Wellington High School Orchestra Grabs Second at State Meet
Wellington High School orchestra earned second place in the state finals held in Columbus yesterday. McDonald High School won first. Northwestern Tribune’s entry took third in Class C.
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Wellington High School
McDonald High School
Wellington
Calumbus
McDonald
Northwestern
Hetsirom
Pleas Unheeded By Firemen 200 Acres Of Woodland Destroyed
In Penville on April 25 two neighboring departments, Denville and Rainbow Lakes, refused to fight a wildfire burning 200 acres of woodland until flames neared Rainbow Lake. Warden Charles Freeman urged action. flames charred terrain for about two hours before extinguished.
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Penville
Denville
Rainbow Lakes
Charles Freeman
Denvilles
Robert Rowan
Rainbow Lake
Freeman
Kaiser Refuses Permit To Use Brooks Home
The county relief headquarters proposed for the Brooks property on Third Street faced zoning hurdles after City Building Inspector L B Kaiser refused to issue an occupancy permit. The board of county commissioners plans to appeal to the zoning board of appeals next Saturday to resolve objections from Third Street residents who doubt the setup. The plan would use the Brooks site for relief offices and a distribution center with rear buildings potentially housing shoe and furniture repair and other relief work. Commissioner Oscar G Dunn argued that public need for relief could overcome legal obstacles in a residential area.
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Brooks
Third Street
Board of County
Zoning Board of Appeals
Gréat
Naga
Oscar G. Dunn
Kaiser
Zoning Board
Third ceLmar
Relef
Dima
Zoning
Zoaias
Elyria Chamber Plans For Record Tourist Influx This Summer
Elyria expects a tourist surge this summer and plans for a large travel boom. The Chamber of Commerce notes the city is well positioned to attract visitors, with express grounds accessible in about four minutes via a major highway. A meeting is set for Monday at 2 pm at the Char Tooms in the Birnes ard Trust Co. to discuss preparations.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Rai
Birnes Ard
Compa
Dar
Iaveland
Cieveiard
Operation Ends 17-Day Hiccough Siege of Nellie Marcum
In Hamilton on April 25 Miss Nellie Marcum underwent an operation to adjust a nerve on the left side of her neck, ending a 17 day hiccoughing siege. Physicians reported improvement and anticipated a quick recovery after prior remedies failed to stop the wracking.
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Hamilton
Nellie Marcum
Seventeen Nominated For Rotary Club Directors
Elyria Rotary names seventeen nominees for club directors to oversee officers, with the election set for March. The group will also fund sending one boy to the state citizenship camp in Columbus in June as part of district Rotary efforts.
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Elyria Rotary
Restau
Numir Gollmar
Paul J Chellan
Frank W. H
Harry iMenolds
Arthur Robert T. Moore
Charles Crehore
Arthur E. Giles
Karl !.Ocher
Ralph Murdech
Mark Walis
al Mason
Deane
Democrats Rally Set At Eagles Hall In Lorain County
A large Lorain County Democrats rally is planned for Tuesday evening at Eagles Hall, moved from Monday. Chiefs speakers include William G Pickrel and Mrs Mora Smith, secretary to Governor Martin L. Daver. County, state and national candidates have been invited to participate on a program alternating with another rally at Howe Anglers in Lorain.
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Larah County
Eagles Hall
Booth
Democratic Party
William G. Pickrel
Mrrna Smith
F of Ghio Martin L. Daver
Howe Anglers
Lorain
Poni Piis Eck
Lorain County
Democratic Organization
Former Elyria City Treasurer Dies in Florida
Ralph Reinhardt 77 former Elyria city treasurer and ex manager of the Amherst branch of Lorain County Sayings and Trust Company died in St. Petersburg Florida after a brief illness. He left Elyria for health reasons two months ago and was a 1915 Elyria High School graduate. He had long been with County Savings and Trust Company and served as campus bank officer and trade manager. Survived by wife Eleanor Thomas and children Jack and etc. Cremation and funeral arrangements pending in Elyria.
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Ralph Reinhardt
rmMer
Elyria
Amherst
Lorain County Sayings and Trust Company
St. Petersburg
Florida
Elyria High School
I County Savings and T- Pany
Campu Bank
City Trea
Eleanor Thomas
Reinhardt
Ing Plain
Irrzu
Florida Tn
Elyria Mendar
Men Imprisoned In Mine Ten Days Are Recovering
Dr Sead HAT FAXE N ELR reports two men rescued from a Moose River mine ten days ago are recovering. Their feet show infection and possible gangrene. one man remains exhausted but improving with medical care. Prime Minister Mackenzie mentions a possible rescue funding appropriation in Ottawa.
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Sead
Robertson
Phy Siclans
Victoria Hospital
Moose River
Scadding
W. K. Mackenzie
House of Commons
Ottawa
Four Men Guilty in Blackmail Case Here
Judge BD. A. Cook found Tony Ciarcia Giuseppe Guzzo and two others guilty of blackmail. Defendants faced new trial motions as prosecutors argued against pleas and awaited post trial hearings. Sentences range from one to five years with terms to be served after earlier Cleveland sentences. The four extorted 5990 dollars from Frank De Fazio of Elyria after threats to his life.
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Cummoen Pleas
BD. A. Cook
Tony Ciarcia
Guiseppe Guzzo
District Court of Appeals
Lo Presti
Ciarc
Ciarcia
Supreme Court
Howse Lindhurst
Clevgeland
Howard R. Butler
LoPresti
Ciarion Townes
Butler
Seuard
Twwo
Bruno Cori
Cook
Anello
Cerasaniti
Cleveland
Guzzo
Frank DeFazio
Elyria
DeFazio
Principal Contract Not Renewed at Ridgeville School
Ridgeville Township School faces change as Glen C West’s six year principal contract reportedly not renewed by the board. President E A Brandt said no action will occur until the May 7 meeting though informally most members reportedly oppose renewal and no reason was given.
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Ridgeville Township
Ridgeville
Glen C. West
Ason
Brandt
V F W Auxiliaries To Convene In Ohio Tomorrow
The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary meeting gathers forty posts and auxiliaries from Northern Ohio at Elyria Home Club. Mrs Helen Perkins presides as local organizer with many district auxiliaries including Lorain Medina and Cuyahoga counties to participate. National and department officers attend. Major D A Baird to give welcome address as Mel Brown Col J F Maur each present with musical numbers by Paul Wainwright and Eddie Felger.
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Rollin Post
Tomor
Ohio
Helen Perkins
Ary
Neetines
Elyria
Xaig Deleza Norwalk
Ashville
Parma
Mer
Rollin Hinkson Poill
Elyria Auxiliars
Leke
Cuyahoga
Medina
Lorain
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliaries
Julia Pitcock
Cleveland
National
D. A. Baird
Paul
Wainwright
Eddie Felger
National Tube Company Schedule For Coming Week
National Tube Co at Lorain outlines tentative operations for the coming week with three blast furnaces and 11 open hearth furnaces slated to run and the Bessemer converter to operate double shift. The rail mill ends its current schedule Friday morning while eight mills are set for a full week starting Monday including skelp mills one and five, butt mills two six and seven, jepp mills two and five, and seamless mill one. seamless mill three begins five days at 3 p.m. today. Schedule may change at any time per company officials.
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National Tide Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp Mills
Butt
Jepp
King Of Egypt In Critical Condition Amid British Ties
Cairo April 25 a key political figure in Egypt tied to Britain was reported sinking rapidly today. Physicians despaired for his life as the situation drew deep concern from the political community.
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Egypt
Cairo
Rela
Great Britain
SRT
91 Year Old Elyrian Completes World Trip
Rev J A Kaley, 91, living at 3801 Pars Avenue, returned midnight Monday from a world journey begun last October 4. He aimed to give Bible readings at locations of biblical events, study Mesopotamian pyramids and the pyramids of Mexico, and visit cities linked to biblical history. He toured Paris Rome Naples Beirut Alexandria Cairo Memphis and Jerusalem, sharing readings in Egypt and elsewhere.
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Elyrian
J. A
Pars Avenue
Kaley
Mespotamia
Pyramids
Mexico
Dosiisha Co Krow
Janan
Rome
Paris
Naples
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Beyut
Alexandria
Cairo
Memphis
Pyrans
Egypt
Joseph
Jerusalem
Barkley Picked for Democratic National Convention Keynote
Philadelphia April 25 Sen Alben Barkley D Ky chosen to deliver the keynote at the Democratic National Convention starting June 23. Sen Joseph Robinson D Ark named permanent chairman with Farley leading arrangements.
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Philadelphia
Alben W. Barkley
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
James A. Farley
Parts
Carey T. Grayson
Lee Barnes
Alabama
Borden Harriman
Hosess
Agnes Collins Dunn
New Hampshire
Barkley
Sam Conner
Washington
Brooks Hares
Arkansas
Sen. Robinson
Farley
Hugh L. Lamb
Davis Wilson
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Robinson
W. Forbes Morgan
National Committee
Begin Collection Of Refuse On West Side On Monday
Service Director I. D. Faxon urged westside residents to set rubbish and winter refuse on curbs ahead of the city wide collection. One crew will collect all curb or alley refuse free of charge but not ashes. Rubbish should be in containers to ease handling. East and south city collection is complete.
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I. D. Faxon
Westside
Cirs
American Newspaper Publishers Association cites press freedom threat
In Washington on April 23 the American Newspaper Publishers Association faced veiled threats to press freedom. The deliberations referenced a terrorist procedure by a committee linked to Black Inquisitorial actions and warned against government intimidation. The text notes concerns over privacy and protection of party members amid alleged pressure.
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Washington, D. C
Associatot
Esudemn
Black Inquisitorial Committee
tFr van
Toeberg
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