Elyria to erect concrete wire fence at Ely Stadium
Elyria Board of Education approved a plan to build a seven foot high concrete sprayed wire fence around Ely Stadium under the CWA with labor and part materials funded by the program. The project aims to ease traffic, improve security, and reduce needed crowd control. The Athletic Association has $1,900 cash and $2,000 in credit. plan includes possible additional driveway to ease post game exits.
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Ely Stadium
CWA
Elyria Board of Education
Elyria High School Athletic Association
Ely Field
Delaware
R. C. Maston
Maston
High School Athletic Association
The Weather Forecast Ohio Forecast Tonight Turning Colder
Ohio sees fair conditions with colder night temperatures ahead. Thursday will bring partly cloudy skies, then a gradual rise in temperatures across the state.
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Ohio
P T A Goungil Thanked by Elyria School Board
The Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations sent a letter of thanks to the board of education for cooperation with the Student Aid Station at Franklin School. The station helped clothing needy children before federal relief coordination ended the local operation. The board funded the work for many months as the project expanded beyond council funds.
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Elyria
Blyrd of Education
Elyria Council
C. D. Reding
C. B. Lemon
Board of Education
Franklin School
Federal
Relef
Elyria High cafeteria loss prompts special meeting
Elyria High School faces a total cafeteria loss of 845 since the 1933 34 year. Superintendent Maston reports half the loss came from free meals for students. The board will seek a full report and possible reimbursement from federal relief funds.
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Elyria High School
Bs Vos Hissin Board of Education
R. C. Maston
Maston
Marle Gilman
Elyria
Masion
Elyria School Board foresees year-end finances in good shape
James F. Brown, Elyria school business manager, told the board last night that the district can close 1933 with all salaries and bills paid. With about 10,000 less on hand than needed, he expects December receipts to cover the gap plus bond interest due December 24 while payroll is kept in full December 15. The board estimated a $48,500 month’s costs and voted to seek an advance on county tax money held in the auditor’s office.
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Elyria
James F. Brown
Board of Education
Brown
Jeditor
Rotarians Told Of Warfare On Tuberculosis
Elsra Rotary Club heard L B Hindman of Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association discuss progress in the TB fight. He noted death rates fell from 262 per 100,000 to 1065 over 33 years and urged school child testing as tests show about 25 percent of grade schoolers carry the germs requiring care.
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Elsra Rotary Club
L. B. Hindman
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Elks’ Club
Hindman
Oberlin files brief in gas rate case
The village of Oberlin Ohio Lorain county filed a formal brief with the Public Utilities Commission to support state jurisdiction over wholesale gas rates in a contract between Ohio Electric Power Company and Ohio Fuel Gas Company Oral arguments are set for December 20 The brief argues the Lloyd Act grants state power to review rates and criticizes attempts to bypass constitutional questions by the commission
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Columbus
Oberlin
Lorain County
Public Utilities Commission
C. R. Summers
Andrews
Hadden and Berton
Cleveland
Ohio Electric Power Company
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ohio Fuel Gas Cmpany
State Utilities Commission
Ohio
Utilities Commission
Lloyd Act
Obis Fuel Gas
Exclusion from Schools Tied to Epidemic Examinations
The speaker urges yearly examinations for all school children and adults to reveal disease in early stages. He discusses the cost of school term epidemics versus tuberculosis and calls for full cooperation to combat the illness.
Lindberghs Reach Natal After 19,000 Mile Aerial Tour
Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh completed a 1870 mile sea plane hop to Natal Brazil landing at 12 55 P M E S after a 16 hour leg from Bathurst British East Africa. The pair traversed the South Atlantic in a straight airline during their 19 000 mile aerial tour begun July 9 in New York.
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Natal
Brazil
Charles
Lindbergh
Bathurst
British East Africa
Lindberghs
South Atlantic Ocean
New York
Public Opinion 15 Explosive Says Baker
Chicago dispatch reports former Secretary of War Baker warning at the Economic Club that public opinion is a growing explosive force. He warned swift, unanimous mobilization can spark a world conflagration and urged a central agency to study and control global opinion shifts.
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Chicago
O.cpawar
Sevetary
Econmic Club of
Baker
Leagues of Nations
Poultry Raisers Attend School in Lorain County
Thirty one Lorain County poultry raisers gathered at Wellington Grange Hall for the third session of a poultry school run by the county agricultural extension service. The session focused on Feed and Feeding as They Affect the Interior Quality of Eggs.
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Lorain County
Wellington Grange Hall
County Agricultural Extension Service
Governor urges swift action on liquor laws in special session
Governor George White asked Ohio’s General Assembly to move quickly to repeal prohibition and enact strong liquor control measures. He backed a state monopoly, strong local option, state registry of package sales, and permitting hard liquor in licensed hotels, clubs, and restaurants by the glass. He warned against chaotic bootlegging and urged Congress to curb federal taxes.
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Columbus
George White
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
House
Advisory Commission On Liquor Control
Gless
General Assembly
Congress
Prohibition Ends as States Ratify Reeded Amendment
The 21st amendment ends national Prohibition as Utah becomes the 36th state to ratify, triggering federal and state adjustments. President Roosevelt urges temperance and observance while enforcement remains under federal control until permanent regulations are set. Wet cities celebrate orderly, limited incidents accompany the shift in alcohol policy.
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Utah
Washington
Congress
National Emergency Council Created Announcement
President Roosevelt announced the creation of the National Emergency Council to consolidate coordinate and raise efficiency of the recovery program. Frank C Walker will act temporarily and the council will assist in carrying into effect the emergency acts. A White House statement said the council will establish a central information bureau in Washington to convey factual information to the public about government agencies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Emergency Council
Frank C. Walker
White House
Open Gates to Foreign Liquor Open Gates to Foreign Liquor
President Roosevelt pledges repeal order to curb bootleggers and restore temperance, urging citizens to buy only from licensed dealers. He vows government effort to prevent preprohibition evils, calls for cooperation, and outlines import quota steps as Utah ends prohibition. Page 3 continuation note follows.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Utah
Joseph. Jr
Ohio moves to liquor control in special session
In Columbus on December 6 Ohio begins a special session to draft liquor control laws as national prohibition ends. The 83rd General Assembly and Governor White push measures to regulate manufacture sale and taxation of alcoholic beverages while local option battles intensify led by the Anti-Saloon League.</s>
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Columbus, CO
Ohio
General Assembly
George White
Anti-Saloon League
S. P. McNaught
Governor White
Advisory Commission On Liquor Control
Senate
Harold G. Mosier
Cleveland
House
Charles H. Jones
Jackson
James A. Jones
Ravenna
Grant P. Ward
Columbus
Horace S. Keifer
Springfield
Washington
Hansard Hyde Russell
American’ ‘Anti-Saloos League
Thousands Walk To Work In Canton
Canton Ohio Dec 6 Thousands of men and women walked to work after a bus drivers strike paralyzed the city s passenger service Local 489 voted to strike after failing to reach terms with Canton Motor Coach Inc Circle Hewis company vice president said drivers demanded excessive pay raises and changed working conditions the company could not meet About 25 000 riders were left without transport officials planned arbitration but could not agree on board personnel forcing the walkout and no buses would operate today
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Canton
Trs
Bus Drivers’ Union
Local 489
Canton Motor Coach Inc
Circle Hewis
Cleveland Regional Labor Board
Arbitration Board
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Maryland
E. G. Mathews
Liquor Board
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