Schools Made Fine Response In Chest Drive
Elyria schools and area parochial and church schools pledged a total of 2 107 50 for the Community Chest campaign. Teachers exceeded goals at two schools with Edison and Hamilton recording notable gifts. Students contributed 385 to the drive with McKinley and Ely schools posting strong per student averages.
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Elyria
St. Marys
S J. Aenes
St. John’s Lutheran
Tewoo
Hamilton
Edison
Ely School
MchKinley School
Elyria High School
Dorothy Snyder
J. T. Farcett
R. §. Silsbee
Local tax distribution totals for Lorain County announced
State Auditor Joseph T. Tracey reported November distributions for local government funds and poor relief bonds totaling 34 457 dollars for Lorain County. Local government funds accounted for 27 907 dollars, with 6 350 dollars allocated to poor relief bonds. The statewide total reached 31 876 089 dollars, derived mainly from sales tax plus 523 464 from malt, amusement and beverage taxes.
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Lorain County
Joseph T. Tracey
Weather Ohio: Generally fair and colder tonight
A weather note for Ohio reports generally fair skies with a colder spell tonight with easing temperatures. Tuesday should be fair with a gradual rise in temperatures across the state.
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Ohio
Britain Cabinet Discusses Oil Embargo Against Italy
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin convened the British Cabinet at No 11 Downing Street to reinforce policy in the Italio-Ethiopian crisis. The talks focused on an oil embargo against Italy and measures to protect Britain’s interests, with mediation hopes centered on Pierre Laval of France and a potential League of Nations response.
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Br United Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
Downing Street
Benito Musso
Laval
Pierre Laval
France
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
Britain
Italy Readies Clarification on Oil Embargo Policy
Rome reports the cabinet will announce a world importance statement after meetings, clarifying Italy's stance on the League of Nations oil embargo. Observers note Italy may view an embargo as a military penalty or a hostile act, while U S interests focus on whether Washington will impose or limit oil shipments to Italy amid Mussolini's war with Ethiopia.
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Rome
League of Nnions
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Mediterranean
Reiga
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Africa
Hoare To Confer With Laval In Paris Saturday
London, Dec. 2 Sir Samuel Hoare foreign secretary will confer with Premier Pierre Laval in Paris Saturday. Hoare’s physician ordered rest and he will go to Switzerland for winter sports. Anthony Eder will act foreign minister during the trip.
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London
Samuel Hoare
Pierre Laval
Paris
Hoare
Switzerland
Laval
Anthony Eder
Seven Certified as Eligible for Police Department
The civil service commission certified seven candidates to Service Director Fred A Underhill for two vacancies. Names and scores: Clellan E Andress 97, Howard J Indicott 95, Corwin S Burrer 34, James Earl Boggs 93, Leland C Folk 32, Thomas Hastings 9, Victor H Myers 69. Appointments May be delayed pending tax legislation and city funds.
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Fred A. Underhill
Civil Service Commission
Police Department
Clellan E. Andress
Sth Street
Howard
J. Indicott
George Street
Corwin S. Burrer
Belle Avenue
James Earl Boggs
Woodland Avenue
Leland C. Folk
Boston Avenue
Thomas Hastings
Jefferson Apartments
Victor H. Myers
Bond Street
Underhill
Federal payroll increases to 796,297 workers in Oct
Washington December 2 The civil service commission said the federal payroll rose to 796,297 at October's end, up 16,830 from September. The commission noted an error in September's total, where 16,000 relief workers were mistakenly included, leaving a corrected figure of 794,467.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Ohio Faces Budget Strain in State Relief Fight
Ohio counties struggle to fund relief as federal aid shifts back to state control. WPA employes about 173000 households, while 650000 to 700000 depend on direct aid. By year’s end 17 counties face critical shortages with 65000 people needing support, Lucas leading in need. The legislature reconvenes to consider an immediate appropriation and a state relief commission to administer aid. If federal funds end after July 1, the state must cover about 22.54 million for 1936 relief.
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Lucas County
Allen
Trumb
Columbiana
State Senate
Federal Relief Administration
Budget Cut Looms For Humane Society in Lorain County
Lorain County Humane Society directors and officers met with county commissioners as indications grew that next year’s operations budget would be reduced. The group had requested 2600 dollars, but commissioners suggested a cut to around 5000 dollars, with action deferred to the following Saturday. Funds derive from dog license sales.
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Lorain
Davidson
Funeral Services for Mrs Garford Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Garford will be held Thursday afternoon from the residence. William Muir Auld, of the First Congregation, will conduct the rites with the Rev. Yeskor of the church officiating.
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Garford
A. L
Willian
Muir Auld
Yeskor
Ai Chure
U S Debt Reaches New High Mark
The treasury seeks to borrow 900 million dollars in its largest new money operation of the year to fund work relief and current expenses. Full subscription would push the national debt above 30.5 billion. Funds are to be raised by 2 and 5 year notes and bonds with a December 15 renewal option. Since July the government has spent about 600.9 million per month and taken in 360.0 million in revenues, needing 300.6 million more monthly. The issue aims to cover winter expenditures and debt repayments.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Lorain County relief bonds reprinted due to typo
County Commissioner Harry T. L Shaw and the three commissioners plus the county auditor must sign Lorain County relief bonds totaling 144,799 before they become valid. The bonds arrived Saturday, but a printed error showed Lorain instead of Elyria, requiring a week to reprint.
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Harry TL. Shaw
Lorain Cotuntr
Shaw
Frank Ellenberger
Lorain
Elyria
National Educator M D Carey Thomas Dies in Philadelphia
Philadelpia December D Carey Thomas, 75, professor emeritus of Bryn Mawr College and nationally recognized woman educator, died today in her Belgravia Hotel room.
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Philadelphia
M. Carey Thomas
Promeritus of
Tra Mawr Colleze
Belgravia Hotel
Plunge Down Embankment Proves Fatal
Angrea W Moffet 26 of 1597 F Street died at 12 50 pm after slipping from a 73 foot embankment in Cascade park near Lodi Street bridge Ivyria Memorial Hospital reported he fell Monday night and was found at the base of the cliff around 10 50 am Tuesday by passersby He reportedly told police he slipped while walking the edge about 11 pm Monday and could not summon help His body was taken to Reichlin Reidy and Scanlan Funeral Home in Lorain
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Angrea
Moffet
F Street
Loran
Ivyria Memorial
Reichliin. Reidy and Scanlan
Lorain
Canadian Is Again Wheat King
Wilford's exhibit at the International Grain and Hay Show weighs 56.6 pounds per bushel and is a hard red spring wheat. W. Freiand Wilford of Alberta was named the wheat king. Mayor W. H. Vanoster was away in Oxford, QC and is due back in Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago
International Grain and Hay Show
W. Freiand
Wilford
Alta
W. H. Vanoster
Oxford
Second Huge U S Work Relief Program Seen Needed For 1936 37 Fiscal Year
A national survey indicates a second large federal work relief is needed in the 1936 37 fiscal year. Projections estimate expenditures from 1.9 to 2.6 billion dollars to aid jobless as funds tighten. The report notes 4 million unemployed on state and local care and many awaiting return to private work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Richard L. Harkness Wrington
Bee
United Press
Costly Lorain Warehouse Fire Damages Canned Goods
A fire of unknown origin at the City Produce Company Warehouse in Lorain caused an estimated loss of 40 000 to 50 000 dollars. Discovered about 1 15 p m four fire companies battled the one story 25 by 150 foot structure until just before midnight destroying a large quantity of canned goods. Temporary company headquarters were set up in the Repko Garage on Seventh Street.
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City Produce Company
1Th Street
Lorain
Tle
Midn
Repko
Buiding
Seventh Street
Foremen's Club to Hear Metallurgist
Members of the Elyria Foremen's Club will hold their December meeting with Alex Carcamba, sales manager and metallurgist of Pratt and White Company, Providence, Rhode Island, as speaker. The talk will cover metallurgy used in tool making with pictures and discussion. The event, delayed to accommodate the speaker, includes a 6:20 p.m. meeting with a dinner planned. executives from local industrial plants are invited.
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Elyria Foremen's Club
M. C
Alex Carcamba
Pratt and
White Comfarr
Providence
Rhode Island
Veeu
Darcambai
Cleveland
Tse Ein
Foreeft Ejixra
W. O. McCreran
Clab
To Sell Pets Want Ads Spark Quick Cash
Classified brief notes eager buyers seek pets for sale and ad customers are urged to bring notices to the office to receive cash payment and rate details.
Reenactment of Sales Tax Is Forecast
Columbus Ohio December 2 The General Assembly reconvening faces immediate relief provisions for counties drained by lost federal aid and unpaid Carey relief bonds. An emergency state loan of 750000 to 1000000 may be drawn from excise tax allocations to redeem bonds. The House will resume debate on taxation measures including sales tax reenactment without sunset, extension of the one cent liquid tax to March 1937, renewal of the cigarette tax, a graduated state income tax effective 1937, and repeal of the 10 mill school levy. The Senate plans to advance the Herner budget around 92.7 million dollars, up modestly from last spring’s figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
Daver
House
Senate
Herner
Finance Committee
Davey
65 Applicants For Citizenship Take Exams Tomorrow
Final citizenship examinations for 63 Lorain County residents will be held at the courthouse tomorrow under the direction of federal naturalization officers, as reported by the clerk of courts today.
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Lorain County
Federal
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