Tax Books Close August Fifteenth In Elyria
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright announced Elyria taxpayers have until Wednesday August 15 to pay taxes without penalty though the deadline was set yesterday He will begin closing books but cannot finish before Wednesday and payments received before closure are accepted without penalty Outlying sections are closing and total collections may reach 1 629 000 about 100 000 above forecasts About 440 000 in taxes has been paid during two collection periods aided by Home Loans He dismissed talk of a tax strike noting most taxpayers are willing to pay if possible and urged use of installment payment facilities.
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Walter J. Wright
Elyria
Wright
Ohio Gubernatorial Race Highlights Utilities Policy
In Cleveland Daniel B. Morgan stresses ap pointing a neutral Utilities Commission member slate for the next Ohio governor. Clarence J. Brown from Blanchester accuses a July overpayment to officials of old age pensions as evidence of inefficiency. Frank G. Harrison blasts rivals and asserts rural Ohio is shortchanged by urban pacts. James Cox urges Congress to back Charles Wes’s nomination in a Cincinnati radio address.
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Cleveland
Daniel BE. Morgan
Rpublican
Gubernaiona
Republic
Utilities
Ohio
Utilities Commission
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Toledo
Frank G. Harrison
Massillon
Brown
Dan Morgan
Maurice Maschke Baker
James Cox
Cincinnati
Charles Wes
Battle for Ohio nominations in Cleveland and Akron
United States Senator praised rival Governor George White in Cleveland while stressing acceptance of the new deal. Baker urged White’s nomination as a safe adviser to the President. Cox backed Congressman West for his superior Washington qualifications. Akron judge Wanamaker criticized Roosevelt recovery policies in a separate speech.
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United States
Newton D. Baker
George White
Cleveland
Baker
White
Cox
West
Washington
Vic Danaher
Walter B. Wanamaker
Akron
Symeon D. Fess
John M. Vorvast Columbus
Beautification Plan Outlined For Highways By State Architect
CS Ross landscape architect for the State Highway Department presented a beautification plan at Lorain Rotary Club. The project aims to accent beauty along highways with graded slopes and strategic plantings while removing obstructions in harmony with the landscape. Harry L. Shaw county commissioner led the meeting.
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Beau
CS Ross
State Highway Department
Lorain Rotare Club
Lora Park Board
Lorain Garden Club
Lorain
Harry L. Shaw
Wheat and corn farmers face AAA planting limits
A crop report outlines policies for pro ducers to reduce output if bumper yields occur, with AAA programs permitting near normal acreage if reductions are made. It notes widespread drought and scorched corn, revised July wheat estimates up to 490,969,900 bushels, and yields 22 percent below average across 32 crops. It cites pastures shortfalls, low sugar beets, apples, peaches, and milk and eggs production lagging in July.
Lorain County Exhibits At State Fair
Lorain County advisors of girls Four-H Clubs are called today by Miss Alice Bred to determine how many girls will enter the Ohio State Fair. A report on entries is mailed next Tuesday with entries sent to Columbus between August 29 and August 22. Leaders with members receiving an A grade are eligible. tasks include clothing, cooking, food and home economics entries, and members must submit photographs of garments. Judges will assess carving and cake entries at the site starting August 22.
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Lorain County
Alice
Court Agricultural Extension Agent
Columbus
Ants Wors
Para Ely
Eitb
Priatevess
Cakinas
Sitte
Wil
Boys Return From Expo Tour Heads Home
A group of boys returning from an Expo tour traveled via Chicago then toward Eliria, expected to reach their hometown around 6 PM. The tour, led by Work secretary and director Gooch Y M C A, visited the Shedd Aquarium Adler Planetarium stock yards and Christown yesterday. They left Chicago Tuesday morning and arrived Tuesday evening, continuing the return trip today.
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Elynne
Eliria Todard
Rovert
Gooch Y
Adler Planetarium
Stockyards
Christown
Strike at Aluminum Company of America risks wider labor clash
Lavor and the Wallon dominated Aluminum Company of America locked horns in a bitter strike that could spark the worst labor dispute of the New Deal era. About 15,000 members of the National Council of Aluminum Workers walked out, seizing three plants and prompting special guards. Union demands include higher pay, shorter hours, union recognition, and a closed shop with check-off payments.
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Aluminum Company of America
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New Deal
Wampa
Federation
William Greet
Promptio Haar
National Council of Aluminum Workers Station
Ant Yirkacy
Here
East Lansal
Areola
Raden N_ Massie N WY
Fairfield Conn
Fry
Gmail
Nickels
Dirkerm
Aluminum Industry
Aluminum
Amarita
Aimnansm Trust
Andres Wot Mellon
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Manv
Weshireton
National Labor Relations Board
Strugale
Alumminium Union
American Federation of Labor
Cattle judging teams vie at Ohio Dairy Day in Wooster
The 4-H clubs from Letam Couns and others competed at the Ohio Dairy Day program at the Ona Arie cultural Experiment Station in Wooster yesterday. Judges awarded points, with several boys named as potential future team members. Attendance included teachers and county winners from Holmes and surrounding areas, as plans for a state fair event were discussed.
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Dai Pudeiwes
Ona Arie
Wooster
Letam Couns
Clo. Hapmelcoun FB Agricultural Eva Stokusent
Bos
Cruies Webber
Wellington
Qarmord Gross
Velgin
Hammer
Hany
Daers
Ar Woosterester
County Gets 824811 From Auto Licenses
In Lorain County a share of Ohio's motor vehicle license fund totals 824811 with two local residents named in the distribution. Frank West announced funds for vehicle duties while Madame Beatty faced charges on grounds of gross negligence. A Lima couple, Steubern and Lima, were noted, alleged residency details given. An August meeting planned protests over local beer sales and Sunday restrictions.
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Lorain Co Us
Frank West
Ca. Dis
Boys Accused In Theft At Gas Station
Deputies report two youths aged 13 to 17 were charged with breaking into a gas station on Lae Gnee and Butterny Ridge road Thursday night. They admitted being on the property and stealing candy and other items. The suspects were taken to a juvenile facility for further processing.
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Buttermy Ridge Road
Sherpas
Lae -Gnee
Butterny Ridge Road
Denweiss
Atria
Tre Vet
Caunte
Sal
Death Notice for Mrs Belen Munn and Squires Funeral
Mrs Belen Munn aged 67 of Lakeswood dies after illness. Funeral services will be at Daniels Funeral Home on Monday at 2 PM with Reverend H B McCopymick officiating. Burial in Lakewood Park Cemetery. Also notes the death of Squires of We mm Wee Wh aims with services at Sidra Funeral Home.
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Squirfs Funeral Ramee
Ridee Road
Op Om
Rye Sides Funeral Home
Asa
Tb Bean South
Ryulse
Vey Squires of We
Uys
Sidra
Belen
Agaro
Wech
Munn
Olio
Sehsal
Bedford
Hudsop
Oho
Semter
James E Hubbell
Sansa
McCopymick Ottieains Buria
Lakewood Park
Cemeteri
Oberlin Election Bulletins at Drug Store Window
Primary election return bulletins for county and state offices to be shown in Ohh' journey Drug Store window Tuesday evening. First bulletin covers all precincts by ten o'clock, with later updates and a complete bulletin next morning. Wright Park Concert Orchestra presents an orchestral setting of Mozart Sonata in F major number four with a new arrangement including winds and strings followed by Schubert Overture, Risganunde, Romantic pieces and various Sie Offen pieces.
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Ho'z
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Beilinz
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Schumann
Wozert
Thavast
Griez
Tschaikor
Oberlin Exchange Club Wolds Summer Party
Oberlin and surrounding residents gathered at the Oberlin Inn for a mid summer Exchange club party. The program featured music by a local quartet, a speech by Harold Wm Harter of Toledo on National Recovery, and entertainment led by Urhn Sargent and Mrs Rose.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Zuesis
Kathleen Thomas Don Gibson
Howard Hurst
Iberlin
Dorothy Keefer
Bly- Te
H L. Rawdon
Exchange Club
Urhn Sargent
Lorain
Rose
Harold WM. Harter
Toledo
Sertetars
Cubs
United
Harter
Ober
Troonvention l
Miliwaukes
Wisconsin
Oberlin Club
Real Club
Asta Tata
Band Will Give Concert Tonight
The program for the regular band concert to be given this evening features Viking, March King Rhirefelsviure Gruiwald, A Night in June King, Invecar ell, Mareh Seitz, Grandfather's Clock Amsden, The Kiavon Mareh Fillmore, Selections from Tannhauser Wagner, The Glorious South. March Noel.
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Rhirefelsviure
State highway dept to take bids on two improvements
Bids for two small rushway improvements in Java Counts at railroad crossings are being taken by the State Highway Department. One approach to a crossing on Route 20 just west of Kerbyte to be improved at an estimated cost of 37,000 dollars and another crossing approach on Route 18 in Brighton township to be most improved.
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Java
Columbus Todas
Kerbyte
Evrassny
Brighton Township
Local News In a Few Lines From Sobrr Up
Poles Captain Corbett and Panalman Paul Poupe argued at a residence on Woodfard Avenue about a vehicle and a confusion over a board. A person was sobered up after a brief delay and spent the night at a hospital. Police sought help to recover a car owned by Crombie of Vine Street. A boy suffered in an industry incident when Dean knocked from a pittle and collided with a car driven by Laval Stout of Thesseyld Avenue, taken home for care.
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Panalman
Paul Poupe
Cael
Woodfaid Avenue
Vigor
Vars
Abtess
Brive Dean
Pittle
Syngton Sente
Tapat
Heat and drought devastate corn and farms across states
Wheat and corn fields burn under extreme heat as drought drives losses in Missouri Iowa and Kansas. Government figures show millions lost daily while farmers sell crops at low prices. Water shortages stretch relief networks with Creston shipping 38 carloads daily from Cedar Rapids. A refinery fire in Tiffin, Ohio causes $3500 damage.
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Missouri
Kansas
W. P Dax
Byreau
Topeka Kan
Kansas Uy
Foumba
Jefferson
Its
Nowata
Mscurt
Farm Women Camp Attendance Reported in Two Counties
At least 40 farm women are slated to attend the Lorain and Medina County Farm Women's Camp with 26 registered in Medina and 24 in Lorain so far. County agents Burris and Bird note additional unregistered prospects may boost totals before enrollment closes.
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Lorain-Wedira County
Tomorow
Camp Crag
Medina County
Soday
Ales Bud
D Burris
Medina Couuty
Burris
Miss Bird
Loraim County
Loraine
Wyss
Ules
Roosevelt's Recovery Pace Cited Slower as Cruise Begins
The article notes a slower pace in the recovery program. It mentions Mr Roosevelt starting a lone Tacaton cruise and advisers signaling solid national support from the Pacific Northwest to Washington as the chief executive takes decisive steps.
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Roosevelt
Ins
Pacific Northwest
Washington
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