Hoover urges work to cure economic ills in nation
President Hoover told a Washington audience that work is the best prescription for the country as economists both real and imagined discuss cures for economic woes. He praised White House Conference progress, claimed fear of unemployment eased, and urged employers and labor leaders to avoid clashes while boosting consumer power amid stock-market turmoil.
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Washington
Dew
Hoover
United States Chamber of Commerce
White House
Christmas Aid Meeting Aims to Help Deserving Families
A meeting is arranged to organize a Christmas relief effort in Livral and nearby areas. Representatives from fraternal orders and local boards will form a central clearing house to distribute food clothing and toys to needy families to prevent destitution on Christmas Day.
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Cali
Lagles Clus
Santa
Sue Wall
Livrla
Fraterpa
Oficiny
Gillmen
Chief of Ohio Hygiene Dies at 48 in Columbus
Dr Jackson A Frank, 48, chief of the Division of Hygiene in the Ohio State Department of Health, died today in Columbus from acute nephritis. Born in St Paris in 1881, he joined the health department in 1918. The department has seen several losses in the past year, including Fred Her ty in October 1928 and Dr Chandler P. Robbins in May of the current year.
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Ohio
Dept. of Hygiene
Columbu
Jackson A Frank
Division of Hygiene
State Department of Health
Health Department
Fred Herty
Divisson
Laboratories
Chandler PP Robbins
Frank
Oh:o
St Paris
When I Was 21 Preston L Conn A Elyria Lawyer
Preston L Conn born in Elyria and student at Ohio Northern University studied law after attending Ohio State University. He began practicing law in Elyria in 1927 and has continued in that practice at 1890 Watt Avenue. The young ambition was to become an undertaker.
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Preston L Conn
Ohio Northern University
Elyria
Ohio State University
Ohio Northern
Coon
Watt Avenue
Hoover Budget Tabulation Reveals War Cost Focus
Publicized by President Hoover, the White House released private tabulations showing 83 0 900 900 budget of the general government for 18791 with about 72 percent of total outlays devoted to national defense and the fiscal year 1941 versus 1939. The report notes a large share for debt retirement and military programs, with 635 000 000 for debt retirement and 419 000 000 for interest, plus 739 000 000 for veteran relief agencies.
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Washington
Hoover
Postal
Social Services
Uscal
Treasury Department
Orefunde Trust Fund
White House
Congress
Secor
Reatest
Youths Hold Up Rising Sun Bank in $2090 Loot
Three youthful bandits robbed the Rising Sun Saving Bank today escaping with about $2090. Two entered the bank, one wheelman in a roadster, as assistant cashier Helen Ronawitt was restrained. A depositor alerted police. bandits dropped $100 en route. Two months earlier a $3600 haul occurred.
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Byliftin
Rising Sun
Drv
Rising Sun Saving Bank
Helen Ronawitt
Wasalona
Forty two admitted to citizenship in Lorain County
The two day exam for aliens seeking citizenship concluded with forty two granted final papers. Thirty five from Lorain and seven from Elyria were naturalized, part of 125 aliens certified. Examinations were led by Samuel Ewing, U S immigration officer, before Judge Webber Flynn. The new citizens include Thomas Butler, Aaron Ostrava, Catherine Duncan, Joseph Szekley Tennard Wheatts, and Joseph Babitz.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Elyria
United States
Samuel Ewing
Officer of Immigration
Tudge AR Webber Flynna
Thomas Butler
Fram Butler
Aaron Ostravatherine Duncan
Joseph Szekley Tennard Wheatts
Joseph Babitz
Manchuria Rejects Soviet Railway Settlement Terms
In Mukden Manchuria on December 5 the government refused to accept key parts of the preliminary settlement with Soviet Russia over the Chinese Eastern Railway. Tsar Qun Sher will return to inform Moscow of Manchuria’s demand for revision of the terms. The rejected provisions covered Soviet officials on the railroad and the dismissal of the Chinese road president.
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Mukoden
Manchuria
Russia
Chang Hsueh Liang
Tsar Qun Sher
Habarovsk
Pope Receives Italian King and Queen in Historic Vatican Visit
King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Elena of Italy visited Pope Pius XII in the Vatican, marking a historic end to church state separation in their reign. They were greeted with formal ceremony, blessing, and a tour including St Peters Basilica and the Papal apartments.
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Vatican City
Victor
Flona
Italy
Pope Pius
Papa
Naon
Gaisparr
Vatican
Quirinal Palace
St Peters Basilica
Pius
Victor Emanuel
Elena
Papal
Cardinal Gasparri
Suiss
Constantine Staircase
Basilia
St Peters
Merrs del Val
Firemen Carry 20 People To Safety At Colonial Apartments
Cleveland firemen rescued 20 occupants from a five floor blaze at the Colonial apartments. The fire began in the hare ment and spread through airshafts and a wooden stair, with most evacuees brought down by fire ladders. A five month old baby boy Ellin Tewellwan was wrapped in blankets and handed to firemen for safe evacuation.
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Cleveland O
Dee
Ellin Tewell Wan
Hhs
Stimson rejects Moscow charge on world opinion
United States Secretary of State Stimson dismissed Soviet Russia’s claim that his appeal for a mobilized world opinion against war in Manchuria was unfriendly. He said public opinion can help pressure peace, while noting direct negotiations had begun and that Japan and Germany did not join the remonstrance. The statement followed with context on the Paris pact and international reactions.
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Washington
Stimsons
Manchuria
Stimson
Maxim Litiimnotz
Soviet Russia
Flasco
Wanchuri
Ke Hogg
Russia
Lirynog
United States
Orient
Litsmoff
Effon Stinson
State Department
Tme
Cuba
Mexico
Panama
China
Soviet
Japan
Germany
Netherlands
Ching
Moscow
Paris
Britain
Soviet Leader Blames Powers for China Rail Dispute Interference
Maxim Litvinov, acting Soviet foreign minister, denounced the United States, Britain, and other powers for meddling in Russia’s Manchurian and Chinese Eastern railway disputes. He accused their notes and declarations of seeking direct negotiations to pressure Soviet Russia toward a settlement, urged focus on military and naval power abroad, and lamented the lack of direct US-Soviet relations hindering talks.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Russia
China
Maxim Litsinoff
Joseph Stelin Aledtt Ryhey
Vmihahalin
Suretas Biiison
Litvimoff
South Ametica
Jurisla
Trina
Titvineff
Summens
Stamson
Washington
United States
Soviet Russia
Roadster Impounded After Parked Dodge Lacks Plates
Police impounded a Dodge roadster last night after it was found parked on Temple Court without license plates. The incident centers on the unregistered vehicle and the subsequent impoundment by authorities.
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Temple Court
Highway Confab Under Way at Columbus
Ohio county commissioners and state highway engineers meet Governor and Highway Director Wald to coordInate state and county road plans for next year. Estimates show about 15 million dollars in state projects and around 209 million in municipal programs, with focus on grade crossing elimination and preplanning for major projects.
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Gulumpls
Ohio
Wyers
Cooper and Highsay
Robert Wald
Hoovers
Vain
Wald
Highways Division
Ward
Cooper
Ct Res
Plane used to obtain depositions in Detroit run
A Lorain man, Nicholas Stamberger, flew to Detroit to secure depositions for a citizenship proceeding and then chartered a plane to return. The court ordered the examiner to admit him despite missing questions.
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Detroit
Ursup
Nicholas Stanberger
Novtqy
Broadway
Ing & T
Evel Stamberger
Stamheimer
Stanie Creer
Stamberger
Imomidiate 1
Tate
Beck
Foremen Hear Inspiring Talk by Offety at Banquet
Foremen and guests at General Industries were treated to a banquet and speech on safety. Officials praised the plant’s progress in reducing accidents and urged continued education and vigilance, highlighting impressive safety records and economic benefits.
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Offety
Elsna
Lear
General Industries
Elyria
Whitney
Central Industries
Todas
Bir
Tet
Bein
Aris
Bear
Ife
Ikearns
Lye
Simbau Grever ‘Tc
Ecoromic
Hearns
Jonas
Nereso
Wearny
Edna Roa
Ito
Ile
Aiccarra
Plane and body found near Chagrin Falls
The body of Thomas P. Nelson and his wrecked plane were located near Chagrin Falls Ohio about 25 miles east of Cleveland. The search, led by Col. Charles A Lindbergh with 32 pilots, ended as word reached the Army Air Corps that the plane was a total wreck with no survivors. Three Army observation planes from Wright Field were dispatched to assist.
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Cleveland
Thomas P. Nelson
Chawhin Falls
Chagram Falls
Warren
Nelson
Ia Bhlizvard
Col
Charles A Lindbergh
Ntional Air Transport Office
Washington
Army Air Corps
T P Nelson Mratl
Mssinggberggen
Bellefonte
Ohio
Wright Field
Daxton Obin
James FD Fechet
Air Corps
Butler elected president of Kinart Kiwanis club
Howard Butler was elected president of Elyria Kiwanis at the annual club election for 1970. Other officers named include Ray Renzree as president elect RC Maston as trustee Fisher Roe as treasurer and Armitage along with West Milham Zaiser and RB Jackson as directors. Seven Byrlatts baseball team members attended as special guests and were called on for a short talk.
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Howard Butler
Elec
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Butler
Ray
Renzree
RC Maston
Voustee Fisher Roe Treasures
Vy Ard Dim Armitage
West Milham Zaiser
R B Jackson
Dire Uns
Blyrlatts
Rbib
Rah
Want Ads: Freezer, Garage Space, Real Estate Listings
Classifieds tease a cold weather search for space including garage room and storage options. Mentions requests for outside units, portable storage and nearby real estate deals in a vintage Want Ads style.
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Moar Iit
Tory
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Columbus
Lorain County Board
Thomas Kearns
Safety and Hygiene of
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Chagrin Falls
Bulletin
Kinart
RD Butler
Waur
Dany
Hronicle
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