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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1933

Page

3

Banking Committee weighs reforms to trust funds protections

The Senate Committee on Banking in Columbus heard recommendations from magazine writer Fred C. Kelly and Cuyahoga Bar Association members urging stronger trust fund protections. Proposals include separating trust companies from commercial banks, no loans to officers without court hearings, detailed public audits, and tighter capital to deposits ratios.

Columbus, CO Senate Committee On Banking Today Cuyahoga County Bar Association L. L. Marshall Cleveland Leonard P. Ayres Cleveland Trust Company Ohio Marshall Fred C. Kelly Max P. Goodman Arthur A. Miller Cuyahoga Bar Association Kelly Supreme Court Goodman Miller Earl Lewis Prof. Falkenstein Case

Car Stolen in Lorain Reports William Wallace

William Wallace of Lorain reported to police that his car with license 267 412 was stolen in Lorain last night.

William Wallace Lorain

Charles Bowser Freed From County Jail After Six Months

Elyria resident Charles Bowser was released from the county jail today after completing a six month sentence on a labor charge.

Charles Bowser Elyria

Industry speeds up as steel mills boost output in Ohio district

Cleveland shows mill capacity at 41 percent as of April 26 with hopes to reach 47 percent. Youngstown Pittsburgh Warren and Sharon plants report improving demand and longer hours. Corrigan McHinnes and American Steel and Wire raise open hearth use, while Sheet and Tube and others see gains. Sharon Hoop orders surge in March, up 999 percent.

Cleveland Youngstown Pittsburgh Warren Sharon Corrigan, McHinnes Steel Company American Steel & Wire Qus Steel Company Younestown Sheet & Ture Company H. G. Dalter Sharon Star] Hoop Company

Mass of Deragn Sues Over Hit And Siphon Fracas

A suit filed by Mass of Deragn from Elyria alleges gross negligence tied to a hit and siphon incident. The case notes the couple has been married for years with two children and involves product or device concerns.

Deragn Elyria

Helen Vasko eye removal for tumor yields satisfactory result

New York April 26 Helen Vasko two year old daughter of an unemployed laborer is recovering after an operation to remove her left eye to save her from a malignant tumor near her brain. Dr John H Dunnington reported the condition entirely satisfactory after the eye was removed yesterday. Hospital officials say there has been no change and the operation was to preserve the child s life and future. The parents faced court orders and consented under pressure to allow the procedure.

New York Helen Vasko John H. Dunnington Helen Westchester Children’s Court John Vasko Columbia Medical Center Pepsi Cherico George Smyth Smyth N Smyth Fovee T Hey Azo Galdston Frank

Death Record Charles A Hamlin in Toledo

Charles A Hamlin died in Toledo Ohio on his fifty seventh birthday. He had lived in Lorain county for fifty one years. Survived by sister Mrs E m Humphrey and brothers William W Hamlin and Atty L D Hamlin of Elyria. Body to be moved to Nichols Funerals Home for arrangements.

Charles A. Hamlin Toledo Ohio Lorain E. Fm. Humphrey William VW Atty. L. D. Hamlin Elyria Nichols Funerals Home

Y W C A Appeals For Donated Piano

The Y W C A requests a donated piano for gymnasium drills and exercises. The current piano is nearly unusable and funds to buy a replacement are unavailable. Anyone with a piano to donate should contact the Y W C A.

Y. W.C

Soldier Bonus revival Sparks House Debate in April

The Soldier Bonus issue returns to the House as veterans' groups push to force a Democratic caucus Monday night. Rep Patman leads the drive to tie the bonus to the Roosevelt administration bill to distribute new money, with a Senate vote anticipated after the caucus.

Washington House Veterans’ Bioe

Democrats organize Fifth Ward Democratic Men's Club

Democrats of Elimia continued their ward club efforts last night with the Fifth Ward club formed at Billipes and Carpenter. Leo F. Weber elected chair, William Dammeriosen vice chair, Steve Kaminski treasurer, Ed Urig secretary, and six trustees named Chrys tensen Wheeler Crowe Smith Smithzowski Jegze ataki. The club’s meeting month was set with 15 meetings planned.

Democrats Elimia Tor Fifth Ward Billipes Carpenter Leo F. Weber Cil Avth William Dammeriosen Steve Kaminski Ed. Urig Ainereg Hof. Chrystensen H. E. Wheeler Pat Crowe Thomas Smith Walter Smithzowski

Avon High School Burglary Report

Theft of a typewriter and other articles valued at about 160 dollars occurred at Avon High School last night. Deputies Gerald Nay and Paul Chapman investigated after the report today. the entire building was ransacked.

Avon High School Gerald Nay Paul Chapman

Common cause of colds is bad ventilation

Undoubted claim that poor air flow is the primary reason people catch colds. The text emphasizes ventilation quality as a key health factor in preventing illnesses.

China Faces Ruler Surplus Amid Market Shift

A surplus of rulers in China draws attention as retailers report an unusual stock buildup. Analysts note demand changes and supply chain factors influencing availability and pricing across major cities.

China

OBERLIN Chronicle Delivery Contact

Mrs Esther Alfen listed at 83 South Pleasant Street with delivery issues. Readers urged to call Ronald Wilbond at 385RK to report missed papers or complaints.

South Pleasant Street Esther Alfsen Ronald Wilbond

Oberlin Business Women Club Holds April Dinner Meeting

The Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club held its monthly dinner at Oberlin Tavern with 6:30 seating. Guests Rev and Mrs McBride spoke on the business woman’s focus. a later lecture on Seventh Century Greek Art is planned, featuring Miss Swindler, editor of the American Journal of Archaeology.

Oberlin, O. Apri Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club Oberlin Tavern McBride First Methodist Church Allen

Nineteenth Century Club meets at Elmwood home

Mrs W Bowers hosted the Nineteenth Century Club yesterday at Mrs H H Thorsten’s Elmwood Place residence. Members discussed recall current events and Mrs C J Wright read a story titled Foreclosure. Next meeting set for May 9 at Mrs W B Duracd’s West Lorain Street home.

W. 2 Bowers H H. Thorsten Elmwood Pile J. Wright W. B. Duracd West Lorain Street

Harvard Philosopher to Deliver Phi Beta Kappa Address

Harvard University professor Dr. William E. Hocking will speak on Guides of Life i Orient and Deccident for the Phi Beta Kappa address on Honors Day May 9 at 11 39 a m. The Phi Beta Kappa dinner occurs at Oberlin Inn at 6 p m followed by initiation of candidates and officers.

Harvard PHI Beta Kappa Wiliam E. Hocking Harvard University Hocking Oberlin Inn

Miss Swindler to Talk on Ancient Greek Art

Miss Mary H Swindler professor of Latin and classical archaeology at Bryn Mawr College will give a talk on ancient Greek art at the campus lecture series.

Mary H. Swindler Brrn Mawr College

Legion Nears Funding for Lorain Veterans Relief

The Lorain County American Legion pushes for restored funding to cover veterans relief. Aimed at offsetting federal cuts under President Truman’s Economy Program, the plan would shift costs to County Soldiers Relief and local taxing subdivisions.

Lorain County

Senior song recital by Henrietta Spain at Warner Concert Hall

On Thursday evening April 27 at 7 30 Miss Henrietta Spain of the Conservatory will present her senior song recital in Warner Concert Hall assisted by Miss Caroline Boyd. The program includes works by Bach Gevaert Schubert Brahms Faure Saint Saens Debussy and others with titles such as Arioso and Arr de Noel Bach Gevaert Im Abendroth Suleika Clair de lune and Dans la foret de Septembre.

Henrietta Spain Conservatory Warner Concert Hall Caroline Boyd Bach-Gevaert Schubert Suleika Trunk Franz Brahms Doute Louise de Serres

Oberlin Civic Club considers council candidate

The Oberlin Men's Civic Club met at Lawrence Garrett's North Main home on Tuesday April 28. Members discussed village council matters and decided to sponsor a candidate, though no name was chosen yet and selection may take several weeks. The meeting will be held May 24 at A C Carroll's home.

Oberlin Men's Civic Club Lawrence Garrett North Main Street A.C. Carroll

Health officials hear Dr Paterson speak at Elyria club

Several members of the health department attended a meeting of the Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club Monday evening at the Congregational church in Elyria to hear Dr Robert Paterson of the Ohio Public Health Association speak. Attendees included Dr O'Brien Ruth Paddock Mabel Wade Charly Sherrod and Hazel Worcester. Those from Elyria who attended inspection of Steel City Chapter Pythian Sister Lodge in Lorain last evening were Dr and Mrs J A McGranth Mrs Carl Sophiter Mrs May Hall and Mrs Princehorn.

Elyria Carl Sopitler May Hall Princehorn

Mooney Trial Moves Toward New Murder Indictment

In San Francisco on April 26 1920 Tom Mooney and his supporters faced heavy police lines as his new trial on an untried murder indictment opened amid prosecutors objections. Mooney was not present outside the Hall of Justice while his fate awaited jury selection scheduled after he remains at San Quentin.

San Francisco Tom Moones Young Labor Hall of Justice Mooney San Quentin

Milk price rise urged by Lorain Elyria group

A meeting of the Lorain and Elyria milk producers urged education on milk value and advised against producers entering distribution. H. W. Ingersoll recalled organizing the early milk association and called for a public story to justify fair prices while C. I. Hummel offered extension service support.

Hea Northern Ohio Milk Producers’ Association H. W. Ingersoll Elyria C. I. Hummel Lorain Kimmel Lorainad A. Seabold Charles Tattersal

Cleveland Market Roundup Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry Hogs Cattle

Market notes from Cleveland show butter and eggs unsettled with receipts and prices varying. poultry values steady to higher with several types listed. Hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep receipts and prices detailed. grains and fodder futures cited for oats rye barley timothy and clover seed.

Cleveland

Chicago Cash Quotations Reported For Butter And Produce

Chicago price report shows butter receipts at 12 947 tabs and 34 580 cases with steady, unchanged quotes. Poultry live trade steady with 42 truck purchases. potatoes show U S Dept of Agriculture receipts 78 cars and shipments 707 old stock. Wheat and corn quotes mixed, No 2 yellow corn around 7 1/2 cents, No 1 white 5 3/4 cents.

Chicago Chicaguo Department of Agricultures United States Supmites Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho Texas Kiss

Producers and Distributors Plan Cooperative Organization

In Lorain both producers and distributors agreed that cooperation was needed to address common conditions. They discussed forming an alliance and indicated city dealers would likely join after learning the producers’ plans.

Lorain Association

Plan March on the State Capital in Ohio

A march on Columbus is planned for May 23 by the State Action Committee of the Unemployed Councils. Separate branches will start from various parts of the state and converge on the state capital to demand more effective relief for unemployed workers and poor farmers.

Cleveland Columbus State Action Committee A. R. Onda

President Vargas Seriously Injured in Car Crash

In Rio de Janeiro on April 26 President Getulio Vargas was critically injured in an automobile accident. His wife is seriously hurt and government ministers rushed to the presidential palace amid the news.

Rio DE Janeiro Getulio Vargas

Public Utilities Commission Reinstates Belter truck certificate

The Public Utilities Commission reinstated the Harry Belter Company trucking certificate of Elyria, Ohio, suspended for alleged tax nonpayment. It said the taxes have been paid.

Columbus Public Utities Commission Harry Belter Company Elyria

Profits From National Open To Go To Charity

In Cincinnati on April 26 Up reports profits from the National Golf Tournament at Kenwood Club will be donated to charity for the first time. The proceeds will go to the Hamilton County Unemployment Relief fund. Pebby Ones, former National Open and amateur champion, says he will attend as a writer for a newspaper syndicate.

Simpson Sai Elsrna Levain County Jerain County Eisha Po County Legion Council Caugyry Council American Legion Avon Lake Amerst South Amherst Oberlin Wellington Elmia Lorain Divinia American Lesson Wale John J. Pershing Admiral Byrd Archie Roosevelt National Economy League Senator Walsh Cincinnati Kenwood Club Hamilton County Pebby Ones

Great Books Enduring Truths Affirm Timeless Vitality

A concise reflection on how enduring truths endure in literature. The statement emphasizes that the value of classic works persists across eras, highlighting universal relevance and lasting impact on readers and society.

Farmers Local Markets Produce Prices

The listing shows market baskets and prices for beets carrots dandelion greens lettuce onions parsley parsley root parsnips radishes rhubarb and turnips. Prices range from 25e to 90c per unit with various pack sizes including half bushel and dozen bunches. Some items note hot house quality and best picks with descriptive terms like washed tapped and topped.

Prices for corn wheat oats and hay at Cleveland market

Petitions from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange list per bushel prices for corn, wheat, and oats, and per ton or barrel for mill feeds and flour. Entries include various grades and brands such as No. 1 medium red clover, No. 3 yellow corn, No. 1 red winter wheat, several flour and hay listings, and mill feeds with multiple price points.

Cleveland Sachs Timothy Gu FISCO Lauen Bae

Debt discussions between Roosevelt MacDonald open talks

The Roosevelt MacDonald joint debt statement released at midnight says the prime minister and the President discussed the British government debt to the United States. They stress preliminary explorations of routes with no settlement under way and expect continued talks in London and Washington. The three visiting statesmen met President Roosevelt at an informal dinner. Senate and House Foreign Affairs committees later joined but did not alter the social nature of the affair.

United States London Washington Roosevelt House Senate Foreign Affairs Horah Senate Foreign Relations Committee

County Home Musicians entertain Y M C A club

Old time music by musicians from the Lorain County Home highlighted the weekly Y Indus Club meeting at the Y M C A. Plans were set for a stag party Saturday night at Smith's Cottage Vermilion-on-the-Lake. The constitution committee reported a new club constitution to be presented next meeting.

Lorain County Y-Indus’club Smith Vermilion-on-the-Lake Constitution Committee

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Oato Sederis Brookfield CIAL Western Reserve Finance Turner Block Tell Industr Castle’s Second St Vasko Y.W.C. A Fifth Ward Democrats Oberlin Woman C. A Elyria Post No. 12 Soldiers’ Relief Commission J. A. Kaler Legion Mexico A. T. Sibley K. Mester Engria Fred BE. Altfeld Newton Straw August Rose Leon Kelley Thurcas Legion Popps 'Ay Otto K .Mischka R. W. Falls American Legion Council New Washington Galion Louis Beaumont Elyria Post Beaumont Amherst Civic Club Page Pennsylvania Buphel Timothy Sked Vargas Ghain Eagles H. J. Berrodin A. R. Graber Sec Y. F. O. Eagles New Spring East Ave Wall Paper & Print The O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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