Mill School levy on ballot in full
The Mill School board voted at its August meeting to ask Elyria voters to renew the three mill levy for school purposes. Officials warn of a looming $150,000 shortage next year due to tax limitation laws and reduced revenue from gasoline and intangible taxes. If the levy expires in November, the shortfall could exceed $250,000, prompting renewed voter consideration.
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Elyria
Board of Education
James F. Brown
Ohio
Brown
Elyria Delegates to State and Grand Aerie Conventions
Elyria Aerie of Eagles prepares for the State and Grand Aerie conventions in Cincinnati. Delegates include Past President William M. France and Mrs Worliat France with other officers and members attending various sessions at the Netherland Plaza Hotel. The Ladies Auxiliary will provide a delegate and enter the ritualistic contest and parade while J L Mathis chairs the public info effort.
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Ladtics
Elyria Aerie of Eagles
Cincinnati
Netherland Plaza Hotel
William M. France
Elyria
Aerie
Worlliat France
Karl Kaiser
Robert Jensen
William Metuke
Arthur R. Graber
Ohio State Aerie
Grand Aerie
James France
A. R. Graber
Steve J. Leser
Hall of Mirrors
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati Aerie Club
Elyria Aerie
The
Kaiser
J. L. Mathis
Ohio Weather Forecast with Thundershowers Likely
Ohio expects fair conditions with a slight warming trend tonight. Thursday forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with possible local thundershowers in the north and west, and cooler air in the extreme north portion.
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Ohio
Campaigns in Tome Stretch as Vote Nears
Ohio primary nears with major candidates racing to the home stretch. In Northern Ohio they campaign heavily while radio and tallies shape the race. Frontrunners include White West Donahey for the Democratic US Senate and Fess Wanamaker Vorys for the Republican governorship amid a split opposition. Pickrel Sawyer and Davey claim imminent victory in the Democratic gubernatorial contest.
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Collumbus
Aug. Seil Pt
Ohio
George White
Charles West
Vic Donahey
U. S
Daniel Morgan
Clarence Brown
Simeon Fess
Walter Wanamaker
John Vorys
William Pickrel
Charles Sawyer
Martin L Davey
Cleveland
Fess
Senate
Henry O. Fietcher
Dayton
James Cox
West
White
Cox
Bulkley
Columbus
William Pichrel
Newton D. Baker
Kindergartens To Be Run On Private Basis In Elyria
The Elyria school board approved continuing private operation of kindergartens for the 1934-35 year. Classrooms provided by the district, but teachers paid by the parents at 2.50 dollars per child monthly. Last year three kindergartens operated with 30 pupils at McKinley and 10 at Hamilton and Franklin schools.
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Elyria
Board of Education
McKinley School
Hamilton and
Franklin
Mayo Brothers Honored as Medical Leaders in Minnesota
President Roosevelt praises unselfish service of Mayo brothers at a Rochester program as he tours Minnesota aboard the Roosevelt special train. He notes future river projects to aid farmers and merchants and prevent floods along the upper Mississippi. The tour continues toward Winona and Green Bay with a highway dedication planned later.
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Rochester, Minn
U.P H
Mayo Brothers of
Rochester
Roosevelt
Willian J
Charles H. Mayo
Will
Charles
Minn
Middle West
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
Upper
Mississippi Channel
Winona
Green Bay
Wis
Banks Reopen Unrestricted After Licensing Order
The State Banking Department licensed banks to resume normal operations. Citizens Banking Co in Salineville and City Bank Co in Lorain will open Monday. Lorain bank will release 60 percent to depositors. Salineville bank closed May 28 and Lorain bank closed June 12 for reopening planning.
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Columbus
State Banking Department Today
Ctizens Banking Co
Salineville
Columbiana County
City Bank Co
Lorain
Lorain County
Five Thousand Twenty Seven Children Enumerated In Census
Elyria City School District reports 5,927 school age children in the May census. Total rise of 52 from last year with near parity of boys and girls. Includes 40 physically handicapped pupils and 36 Carlisle Township residents. The two age groups show 4,326 in ages 5 to 15 and 701 in ages 16 and 17.
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Elyria City
Board of Education
C. M. Williams
Carlisle Township
Elyria
Lorain Counts
Ohio farmers to seek refinancing aid statewide
Franklin County members of the governor's farm and home protective committee announced today they would join a statewide movement to help get refinancing for more than 2,000 Ohio farmers.
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Columbus
Lin
Franklin County
Governor's Farm and Home Protective Committee
Ohio
Opening of United States Route 224 Benjamin Franklin Highway
The new United States Route 224, the Benjamin Franklin Highway, was opened today. Mayors from all towns along the route in Ohio have been invited to attend the dedication exercises.
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Cate
Ohio
Steel Plant to Shut Down for Short Period
National Tube Company plans a shutdown of Lorain Works and Ellwood Works for up to two weeks due to weak July and early August orders. General Superintendent E W Brown says the reduction aims to preserve efficiency and allow order buildup for a practical resumption of operations.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
E W. Brown
Brown
Lorain Works
National
Ellwood
Good Response Reported In Waiver Drive
Harold R. Rorick, chairman, said the committee of local business and professional men is canvassing Elyria Savings and Trust depositors who have not signed waivers. The group plans to visit 490 depositors and hopes to finish this week.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Harold R. Rorick
Communists Predict USSR Rise After NRA Collapse
In Cincinnati on August 8 local leftists heard I. Q. Ford, the Cleveland Communist candidate for Ohio governor, predict the NRA would collapse and pave the way for Sovietism to gain strength in the United States.
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U.S
Cincinnati
CPI
I. Q. Ford
Cleveland
Ohio
NRA
United States
Survey Shows Water Bills Higher Under New Plan
A historical note reveals that switching to monthly water bills raises costs for many customers. Despite identical per hundred cubic feet charges, the monthly plan increases total payments for some users, prompting a finance committee investigation. A hypothetical example shows quarterly minimums and usage vary impact.
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Comet
Wateer
Mittee
Public hearing on Elyria city budget set for Thursday
Elyria faces a 1935 budget of 935 003 with two thirds for water works and sinking funds. A general fund of 258 975 funds operating expenses, raised by property tax, was debated after a Chamber request to trim costs. Council member Anna Kennedy said further cuts depend on county action while keeping essential services funded.
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Elyvia
Council
Earl Bacon
Chamber of Commerce
Anna Kennedy
Council Finance Committee
Chamber
Kennedy
Baron
Lorain County Group Joins State Farm Refinancing Effort
Lorain County Farm and Home Protective Committee joins a statewide drive to refine loans for more than 2,000 Ohio farmers. Governor White appeals 65 counties to aid lenders and borrowers, aiming to prevent foreclosures and start farmers on a clear path. Lorain members include George Cotton and Ira Porter, with about 50 local farmers awaiting loan relief due to heavy debt.
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Lorain County
Farm and Home Protective Committee
Ohio
Oberlin
George White
State Committee
Arthur L. Gabler
Farm Credit Administration
Washington
Frank D. Bush
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Federal Land Bank
White
Farm and Home Protective Committees
Federal Farm Credit Administration
Ohio Farm and Home Protective Committees
Farm Loan Association
County Relief Commission
County Farm and Home Protective Committee
Leland Hutchinson
Ohin Farm and Home Protective Committee
Farm and Home Protective
George Cotton
Elyria
Frank Rahl
Carlise Township
A. H. West
Eissia
Ira Porter
L. W. McConnel
Wellington
Mir. Hutchinson
Columbia Station
Iis
Morgan Will Be Honor Guest At Luncheon Here
Daniel E. Morgan former Cleveland city manager and Republican gubernatorial hopeful will be guest of honor at a luncheon Friday at Hotel Newell. The Lorain County Executive Committee of the Daniel E. Morgan For Governor Club arranges the event. Afterward, Morgan will travel to Lorain to speak from the Hotel Antlers steps at 1:15.
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Daniel E. Morgan
Cleveland
Ohio
Newell
Lorain County
Morgan
Lorain
British flyers attempt 5000 mile nonstop record from Wasaga Beach
Leonard G. Reid and J. R. Ayling launched from Wasaga Beach aiming to fly about 5000 miles to Bagdad, Iraq in 30 hours. Their Trail of the Cariboos carried 600 gallons of gasoline with favorable eastern Canada and North Atlantic weather reported. A year earlier the Mulligans failed to take off from Wasaga Beach with the same aircraft.
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Wasaga Beach
Ont
Leonard G. Reid
J. R. Ayling
Georgian Bay
Bagdad
Iraq
Cariboo
Canada
North Atlantic
Amy
Jim Mulligan
St. Johns
New Foundland
Trucks Return to Normal Under Military Protection in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on August 8 soldiers protected more than 7,000 trucks resuming operations after 23 days of battle and bloodshed. Striking drivers approved, easing transport pinch. Ice cream and cake reappeared at stores, laundry and department deliveries restarted as daily life regained some normality.
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Minneapolis
Elyria School Board Discusses Fall FERA Project List
At its regular monthly meeting the Elyria School Board reviewed fifty proposed projects from the Lorain County Relief administration. The relief agency asked for Fall planning and labor through FERA with the board funding materials. Brown was authorized to identify desirable projects and report back to the Relief administration.
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FERA
James F. Brown
Lorain County
Agencies act to ease human droughts in west
Washington reports a sweeping flow of federal funds into drought areas as agencies from AAA to PWA unleash construction and relief efforts. Ickes orders rapid expansion of projects across western states while relief and subsistence programs push billions to feed people and cattle. Two policy programs govern the plan to balance crops and prevent surpluses.
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United Press
Washington
New Deal
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Public Works Administration
Ickes
PWA
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Relief Administration
Congress
Heat Wave Grips Midwest with Roosevelt Tour
President Roosevelt’s Midwest trip amid a brutal heat wave drives temperatures to 90s and 100s in major cities from Jacksonville to Fresno. A mounting death toll and prostration cases fill hospitals while the presidential train stops at Winona Minnesota for a 1.5 mile motor leg. Kansas City reports 108 degrees as Dodge City Memphis Keokuk and Wichita hit 104.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Middlewest
Prairies
Winona
Minn
Weather Bureau
Jacksonville
Fla
Fresno
Calif
Kansas City
Dodge City
Memphis
Keokuk
Wichita
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RFC
Wanamaker
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Cuyahoga
Blainto
Willard
E. W. Brown
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