Equipment At Oberlin Art Building Modern In Every Detail
Pictured is the Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Building wing at Oberlin College being dedicated. The scene shows Clarence Ward in the Museum office, linoleum block work by two department majors, slide projectors and a 60 000 slide collection, and an auditorium with radio and phonographic gear. The dedication continues today and tomorrow with notes on lighting and control for lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Dudley Peter Allen
Oberlin College
Department of
Fine Arts
Clarence Ward
Prior Am
Martha Melville
Worcester
Mass
William Mettler
Akron
Margery Moody
Painesville
Elizabeth Barrick
Cleveland
Auditorum
Wage hour bill bottled in Rules committee
Washington April 29 The House Rules committee voted 8 to 6 to block floor action on the new wage hour bill defying President Roosevelt and AFL CIO pressure. Supporters plan to file a discharge petition needing 218 signatures as leaders push adjournment by early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
Roosevelt
House
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization For Action
John L Lewis
The
Committee To Industrial Organization
House Rules Coommittee Today
Lewis
Labor Organization
Rules Committee
William Green
Cox
Congress
Mrs Roosevelt Defends Divorce Stand Amid Criticism
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt said criticism of her divorce stance stems from misunderstanding. At a Boston press conference she asserted Mrs Feehan misread her position, attributing remarks to the first lady’s Ladies Home Journal article during the diocesan congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles Feehan
League of Catholic Women
Roosevelt
Weather Report for Ohio and Surrounding Regions
Generally fair and cooler tonight with central and southeast portions. Saturday looks fair and slightly warmer. A storm area moved from Minnesota to Georgian Bay bringing showers and thunderstorms to the Lake region Ohio Valley and St. Lawrence Valley with moderate to heavy snowfall in Ontario. High pressure over the Mississippi Valley Great States and Pacific Northwest. troughs over Saskatchewan and Nevada. Cooler in the Ohio Valley Lake region and Northeast. warmer in the Plains and Rocky Mountain areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Minnesota
Georgian Bay
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
St. Lawrence Valley
Ontario
Mississippi Valley
Guilt States
Pacific Northwest
Saskatchewan
Nevada
Plains States
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Railroads Vote 15 Per Cent Cut In Wages
The American Association of Railroads voted to cut wages 15 percent effective July 1. The move, supported by 142 Class 1 roads, aims to save about 290 million dollars annually. The reduction covers all classes of railroad labor and follows prior reductions begun in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Association of Railroads
John J Pelley
Chaiman
Asociation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Memorial Day Sermon and Services Planned
Rev. Frank J Hicks of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will conduct the Memorial Day Sunday service. C E Southam, committee chair, reported the arrangements. Memorial Day services at Ridge Lawn Cemetery will be led by Rev. A J Fennell of Sandusky, chaplain of the 145th Ohio Infantry, who will give the Memorial Day address. A City Hall meeting appointed chairmen for the general committee with D Robinson leading music and WW Powell as marching chairman and grand marshal. The next general committee meeting is set for May 18 in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J Hicks
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C E Southam
Ridgelawn
A J Fennell
Sandusky
Fennell
145Th Ohio Infantry
City Hall
George P Colburn
D Robinson
Thomas Michalis
William C Sudro
Frank Hitsman
Dien
J WW Powell
Colburn
General Committee
Roosevelt to Submit Special Message on Monopolies
President Roosevelt announced he will send a special message about anti monopoly and trust questions to Congress today. He said the document, once not expected before next week, is being typed and will be delivered to Capitol Hill despite the House recess and Senate session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Elyrian to Retire After 50 Years with Rail Service
N J Gerhart of 225 Gates Avenue ends a 50 year railroad career with the New York Central tomorrow. He began in September 1887 as a freight office clerk for Lake Shore and Michigan Southern in Elyria, later moving to yard brakeman and then yard conductor in Elyria yards. The long service spans Elyria and nearby areas with most work in the Elyria yards and road assignments prior to retirement. Continued on Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N J Gerhart
Gates Avenue
New York Central Railroad
Gerhart
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
New York Central
Elyria
Roosevelt Seeks Extra Navy Funds in Supplemental Budget
President Roosevelt sent to Congress a supplemental Navy budget of 25.6 million dollars for the current fiscal year. The request includes 5 million to lay down two additional replacement battleships under the Vinson Trammell act, as Senate leaders push to expedite approval of the national defense expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Navy
Senate
Alben W Barkley
Navy Department
Vinson-Trammel
Boys Runaway Plan Ends With Detention At Wellington
Two Cleveland boys ages 14 and 15 planned to run away to the West after trying to stone railway flasher lights at Wellington yesterday afternoon. A railroad detective stopped them and, on questioning, the youths admitted they lived in Cleveland.
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Wellington
Cleveland
Cleve
Lorain Considers Two Bridge Projects by City and County
Lorain city council passed two resolutions asking the Lorain County Commissioners to seek state and federal aid for a new bridge at 21st street and replacement of the swing bridge at Erie Avenue. County Engineer Harry L Dunham said the plan is to build the 21st street span first and reroute Erie Avenue traffic during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Board of County Commissioners
South Lorain
21St Street
Erie Avenue
Harry L Dunham
Evie Avenue
FBI to Trim Activities and Discontinue Regional Offices
Washington April 29 Director J Edgar Hoover announced plans to cut unneeded FBI activities and save funds. The bureau will stop target practice due to insufficient money and close several regional offices to focus on essential work amid a threatened deficit of six million dollars, while ending most local law enforcement aids except fingerprint service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Hoover
Cascade Park Opens Saturday for Spring Enjoyment
Cascade Path’s scenic drives will open to automobile traffic tomorrow the earliest in years thanks to mild weather. Elyria residents will find tennis courts and the baseball diamond in usable condition after repairs, with roadways ready for traffic. The illuminated fountain in Ely Park may start if warmer weather holds.
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Cascade Path
Park Commission
Elyria
Ely Park
Corn Belt Rebellion Becomes Serious Action Ordered
Washington April 29 The department of agriculture dispatched its officials into the field to combat a self styled corn belt rebellion against the new farm program The Agricultural Adjustment Administration warned the situation is growing serious in the Midwest and ordered state county and township committees to start an immediate counter campaign Governor Nelson G Krashel of Iowa urged elimination of glaring inequities which he warned could destroy the entire program if not corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Middle West
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Nelson G Krashel
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Elyria High Class 316 Prepares for Graduation Milestones
Elyria High School braces for its largest ever graduation with 316 members, 162 girls and 154 boys, more than prior years. The class will receive diplomas June 8 and 9 after senior activities including Distinction Day May 26 and baccalaureate June 5, with speakers Dr A L Sachar and Sherwood Eddy. Officers are Rudy Shuletz president, Nancy Muller vice president, Dolores Toniy secretary, and John Faulkner treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High Schools
Thenr High
A L Sachar
University of Ilinois
Jetters
Sherwood Eddy
Rudy Shuletz
Nancy Muller
Dolores Toniy
John Faulkner
Ned W Abramosha
Clara Jane Ackerman
Alton Tower Adams
Grace R Almas
Marian Elzabeth Anderson David Babich
Helen Marie Baldauf
Mary Elizeth Ballas
Thomeds
Walthill Banville
June EB Barchard
Lois Emilia Barlow
Carl E Bathory
Sarah E. Bayley
Jewel Gladys Beal
Edward Louis Beaumont
Julia Ann Benko
Harold Olvin Beison
Alma Bulow
Harold E Black
Russell A Blakeslee
Wilma Annetta Bloom
Rosalee M Boron
Rosemary Evely Boylan
Mary Brickman
Alwyn Charles Bridgett
Helen Elizabeth Briggs
Rosalyn J. Bron Son
Carl A Brookhouse
Elmer L Brown
Henry Ford Brows
James Cunningham Brown, Jr
Grace Nelle Bruce
Isabelle Collings Brydon
Jeannette M. Buchholz
Russell Theodore
Richard K Davies
Robert H Davies
William James Davies
Robert P Daghkin
Charles W. Decher
Norma Martha Dellefield
Theodora E. Demos
Frank Denes
Jeanne E Driederick
Louise T. Donovan
Elizabeth Anne Duffy
Mildred Lillian Eckhardt
Dorothy Elaine Evege
Richard McFallon
John Edward Faulkner
Beatrice Mac Fell
Evelyn Gertrude Fenimore
George Fesler
Ruth Elinor Fisier
Thomas J
Robert Hopkins
Elizabeth Anne Hornyak
Esther Kay Horwitz
Harris Richard Hudson
Phyllis Elaine Ickes
Gwendolyn Marie Irvin
Edward
Janowicz
Lucius Jenkins Jr
Barbara May Jennings
Charles Wallie Johnson
Donald M Johnson
Richard W Jones
Sherman C. Jones
Wayne
Joviak
Herbert Kaatz
Rosemarie Ann Kaiser
Hazel Mae Kauffman
Bank Robbery in Kipton Escapes With 612 Dollars
A bandit robbed Kipton Bank Company taking about 612 dollars and fled east in a gray coupe. Assistant cashier C 4H Scott and cashier H B Cook alerted authorities as deputies and state troopers joined the search across Lorain and adjacent counties. The incident marked the bank’s first robbery, with FDIC insured funds and a federal agent assigned to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Kipton Bank Company
Kipton
Scott
H. B. Cook
F. Ray Searls
Cook
Sheriff’s Department
John Fulton
Cr. Cordy
Rita Searls
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Plans Complete For National Tube Old Timers Banquet
The National Tube Co Old Timers Banquet will be held May 19 to mark the 44th anniversary of the steel works start. Tickets are by invitation only for employees with 25 years service and their wives, limited to 300 seats. Toastmaster James A Daniel and welcome address by E W Brown open an evening hosted by C G Buswell with entertainment by Bill Young Jr and the Royal Entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Co
Loraim
Johnson Company
National Tube
Pearl Avenue
James A Daniel
E W. Brown
C. G. Buswell
Bill Young, Jr
W. W. Mortimer
Elyria
Robert Bryan
H. S. Geisel
John Gould
George Greenwood
Alex Hope
Luther Koontz
Sam Wire
Lorain
May Day Talks To Be Given Sunday
Joseph Konrad of Girard will address an open air meeting at the county courthouse in Elyria at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon on the subject The Revolutionary Significance of May Day. Konrad is being brought under the auspices of the group and will follow the program outlined.
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Joseph Konrad
Girard
Elyria
Konrad
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Bill Bottled
Transportation
Elyrian
N. J. Gerhart
Cascade Park
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