Elyria Adds 37 CWA Workers to Local Projects
Thirty seven more men will join Elyria's CWA programs on Monday, increasing the local workforce beyond the 100 already employed. They will work on Cascade Park, sewer projects, and ditching citywide, marking the first expansion under the December 1 CWA program. Eligible unemployed workers registered with the Federal Employment Service on the courthouse’s third floor may qualify for these projects with city approval of $100,000 in state and federal funds.
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Elyria
F. A. Underhill
Underhil
Cascade Park
State liquor control urged as remedy in Ohio debate
In Ohio the governor’s liquor control advisory commission backs a state monopoly and glass sales in hotels to cut politics from liquor. S. P. Bush argues monopoly minimizes politics, while McNaughts opposes it though may accept if laws curb bootlegging and dry territory issues. Governor White supports emergency or revenue measures to enact the plan.
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Columbus. C
Ohio
S. P. Bush
Governor’s Advisory Commission On Liquor Control
Bush
Poliiles
White
McNaught
S. P. MecNaught
Leam
The Weather Forecast Ohio Cloudy With Rain Likely
Ohio forecast shows cloudy skies with rain late tonight and Sunday. Temperatures rise tonight and again Sunday across the southeast portion as conditions shift.
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Ohio
Oberlin College marks 100th birthday of Betty Co-ed
Oberlin College celebrates the 100th anniversary of its coeducation pioneered by founders John J. Shipherd and Philo P. Stewart. The piece notes early resistance, Lucy Stone and Antionette Brown Blackwell among notable alumnae, and that Oberlin granted bachelor degrees to women in 1841, influencing national trends toward coeducation and suffrage.
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Oberlin College
Betty
Oberlin
Dow
John Winthrop
New Haven
John J. Shipherd
Philo P. Stewart
Oberlin Institute
America
Lucy Stone
Antionette Brown | Blackwell
Congregational Church
South Butler
N.Y
China
Turkey
Florence M. Fitch
Sechool
SONS OF VETERAN TO INSTALL OFFICERS
Mayor W H Vanoster will be installed as commander of the H P Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans at a joint session with its auxiliary in the G A R Hall next Thursday at 7 89 P M. Col Park F Yensgling will oversee the installation of local officers. The event is open to members, friends, and any interested individuals, with emphasis on inviting all sons of union soldiers.
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W. H. Vanoster
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans of the
G. A. R. Hall
Col. Park F. Yensgling
Sons of Union Veterans
Hitler Consolidates Power In Nazi Government Reshuffle
Berlin December 2 Adolf Hitler moves to tighten control by bringing the Nazi party and storm troopers under government oversight. Rudolf Hess and Ernst Roehm are made cabinet ministers as Communist activities are crushed.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party
Rudolf Hess
Hitler
Ernst Koehm
New Finance Head Here is William J. Filbert
William J. Filbert, a noted figure in the steel industry, is named finance head of U S Steel, succeeding Myron C. Taylor who resigned. Filbert will assume the position January 1 after serving as vice chairman of the finance committee of the corporation.
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William J. Filbert
Ficare
U.S Steel Corporation
Myron C. Taylor
Filbert
Bee
We Finance
US deficit narrows in first fiscal year weeks
Washington December 2 federal budget report shows a deficit of 072,468,575 for the first weeks of the year, decreasing from the prior year. Emergency expenditures were smaller as of Thursday, reflecting a tighter outlay and lower costs in the current period.
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Washington
Webber Pleads for Break as Liquor Offense Second Case
Albert Webber faced arraignment before May or W H Vanoster this morning for possession of liquor. The court fined him 260 dollars plus costs for his second offense. Webber pleaded with officers for a break saying he only wanted a chance to quit.
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Albert Webber
W. H. Vanoster
Webber
Lerseh Store Change of Ownership at Broad Street
The John Lerseh and Co. store at 525 527 Broad is sold to new owners C Fuita 430 Tenth Street Elyria and Mrs J B Phillips of Marion. Mr Fulton, an eight year associate with local merchants, will join as partner with J E Phillips among Marion founders. The store remains a prominent mercantile location in Marion.
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John Lerseh and Co
John Lers 7 Co. Inc
Adis
C. Fuite
Tenth Street
Lewis Mermanines
Fulton
Shank 13 Found Guilty of Murder in Arkansas
Benton Ark Dec 2 Counsel for Mark H Shank Akron Ohio prepared appeal from death sentence after jury found Shank guilty of fatally poisoning four people with grape juice at a family picnic He admitted the acts saying the Colleys knew too much about an Akron case Mrs Shank fainted when verdict was read Prosecutor Halbert sought death penalty Shank calm during reading Two alienists testified sanity defense. state witness Dr Pat Murphy testified Shank sane A motion for a new trial filed. civil suit for 100000 damages filed by Clyde Colley survivor of the family
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Benton
Ark
Mark H. Shank
Akron
Ohio
Shank
Alvin Colley
Ethel Colley
Arkansas
Colley
Nowk-McDaniel
Clyde Colley
Clement
Clarence
President Roosevelt Readies Return From Georgia Trip
President Roosevelt, pleased with progress on monetary policy and recovery programs, planned to depart Warm Springs for Washington to board a special train tomorrow. He would reach the White House Monday and kept silent on monetary policy questions while denying reports of a currency truce between the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Bank of England
Federal Reserve System
Elderly Man Struck by Hit-and-Run Auto
Michael Stamp, 71, of 317 So Maple Street, suffered multiple injuries after being hit by a yellow roadster while crossing Oberlin Road at West Avenue yesterday. He was taken to Memorial Hospital.
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Michael Stamp
Maple Street
Oberlin Road
West Avenue
Stamp
Ber! Yeath
Ely Stadium
Heath
Memorial Hostal
Former Police Judge Samuel Schwartz Dies in Cleveland
Samuel N. Schwartz, a former Mier ndse 19 executor of Holmes county, who served two terms as police judge, has died in Cleveland after a lengthy illness. He spent several months at home prior to death on December 2.
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Cleveland
Samuel N. Schwartz
Mier
Ndse
Fast
Hwartz
Holmes County
Urgent Appeal to Elyrians to Support City Institutions
The Community Chest campaign results show insufficient response. The Community Service Council urges voluntary subscriptions to sustain city institutions during financial strain. It frames support as a civic obligation and calls all citizens to renew pledges and contribute as able. Signed by Community Service Council leaders Smythe Stevens.
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Elyrians
Community Service Council
Community Chest
Elyria
Chauncey B. Smythe
Frank E. Stevens
Chest Campaign
Extradition Setback for Martin Insull in US Case
Toronto dispatch reports Martin J. Insull loses final appeal in extradition fight to the United States. He and his brother Samuel built a vast utility empire later ruined by a collapse that cost stockholders millions. The decision marks the end of a long legal battle.
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Toronto
Martin J. Insull
Samuel Insull
United States
Christmas Club Checks Ready at First Savings and Loan
First Savings and Loan Company at 110 Middle Avenue announced that Christmas Club checks are now ready for members. The checks comprise the year's Christmas savings accumulated by depositors in the club, though the exact payout was not announced.
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Elyria
Savings and Loan Company
Middle Avenue
Two Roof Fires Extinguished in Elyria Homes
Sparks from chimneys set holes in roofs of two Elyria houses yesterday. The first fire at Fred Flicks, 123 Spruce Street, burned a six by six foot hole in the ceiling and scorched the attic floor. Firemen from Hose Company One and Engine Company Three fought the blaze 59 minutes. A second fire, similar in cause but smaller, hit O L Woods, 523 Dim Street, with a small roof hole. Hose Company One answered the alarm.
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Elyria
Fred Flicks
Spruce Street
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number Three
O. L. Woods
Dim Street
Norwalk Mayor Fines Driver for Drunken Crash
Norwalk Mayor Charles E H Schoup fined $100 and costs after he was arrested about 5 59 P M yesterday for driving while intoxicated. His car crashed into the vehicle of Joseph Boughton of 443 West River Street on Lod Street, before Mayor W H Vanoster.
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Norwalk
Charles EH. Schoup
W. HW. Vanoster
Joseph Boughton
West River Street
Lod Street
Hitler Will Not Enter Church Says Regime Stance
Berlin dispatch reports Hitler will not enter the Evangelical church or permit other government officials to do so. The move centers on a church purity dispute, with interior minister Weinheim indicated as steering state stance amid broader Aryanization pressures.
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Hitler
Berlin
Chanesse- Agooll
Evangelical Church of Over
Conrer
Weinheim
Temai
Roosevelt appoints Choate virtual head of U.S. liquor control
Joseph H. Choate Jr a renowned New York attorney will serve as virtual czar over the national liquor industry as administrator of the federal liquor control code. President Roosevelt assigned Choate and an advisory board to guide the liquor administrator.
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Joseph H. Choate, Jr
New York
United States
Choate
Roosevelt
Learn Identity of Lorain Man's Assailant
The assailant in the Dewitt Avenue stabbing of Juan Alejandro in Lorain was identified after a conference with the victim at St. Joseph Hospital. Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nau said the attack, initially reported as by three men, was committed by a single assailant who lured Alejandro to his brother's home.
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Juan Alejandro
Lorain
Dewitt Avenue
St. Joseph Hospital
Sherff
Gerald Nau
Alejandro
Dewitt Avenus
Boy Accidentally Shot In Foot Near Vermilion
Albert Greiner aged 16 of Northstreet was accidentally shot in the right foot by friend James Kean while hunting near Vermilion yesterday afternoon. Kean, armed with a .26 caliber rifle, was visiting at the home of Viv and Mrs. John YWoland, Greiner’s grandparents, as deputy sheriff investigated the incident.
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Albert Greiner
Northstreet
Jame Kean
Vermilion
Litvinoff and Farley Arrive in Naples on Liner
Naples December 2 Maxim Litvinoff Russian foreign minister arrived aboard the Conte Di Savoia and proceeded to Sorrento en route to Rome to confer with Premier Mussolini. Postmaster General James Farley, also on the liner, remained here sightseeing.
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Titvingov
Farley
Naples
Maxim Lita
Sorrento
Rome
Benito Musso
James Farley
Resignation demanded to clear California's good name
Bulletin from San Francisco reports a call for Governor James Rolph Jr to resign as a step to restore California's reputation. It notes a meeting of Bay Area leaders from San Francisco Oakland and Berkeley including professors attorneys rabbis and ministers with Prof Guy Montgomery announcing the decision.
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San Francisco
James Rolph, Jr
California
San Jose
Bay Region
Guy Montgomery
University of California
Oakland
Berkeley
Relief Budget Cut Sixty Percent In Ohio December
Ohio relief commission ordered a about six percent cut in December relief funds. Grants to political subdivisions were reduced from 4,924,064 to 1,827,296 due to mass unemployment since the CWA program began in the state. State CWA officials report 112,000 former relief recipients were placed on CWA projects and were receiving checks, with another 12,000 from unemployed lists added. Today's CWA payroll was about 2,000,000.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Relief Commission
CWA
Richman Plant At Lorain Leased To Goodall Company
Lorain C In a two year lease with renewal option the Richman Brothers plant will be used by Goodall Company of Sanford Maine to produce Palm Beach suits for men for U S and the Orient The Richman plant presently idle will resume operation while the Richman Brothers continue manufacturing in Cleveland The move expands Goodall garments beyond textiles continuous on page 2
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Lorain, C
Richman Brothers
Goodall Company
Sanford
Palm Beach
Lorain
Orient
Richman Brothers Company
Cleveland
Fire Department Sees Three Captains Transferred
Fire Chief W. N. Bates announces three captain transfers in the Elstia Fire Department plus shifts for two assistant chiefs. Captains Hudson Erb and Drage move among engine companies, while Hess and Hadser swap shifts at Central Station to broaden experience and expose staff to all city sections.
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Elstia
W. N. Bates
R. Hudson
C. A. Erbskorn
A. W. Drage
O. J. Hess
C. W. Hadser
Central Fire Station
Fire Department
Bates
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Sons OF Veteran
Vanoster
New Finance
U.S
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Marion
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