Elyria High School cafeteria fate to be decided soon
A special Elyria Board of Education meeting outlined plans to test operations and place the cafeteria on a self supporting basis. If patronage falls short, the cafeteria would close and the school might switch to a noon double session with adverse effects on activities and transport costs.
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Elyria High School
Elyria Board of Education
R. C. Maston
C. P. Shively
James F. Brown
Ernest Shaw
Lakewood
Defeat Looms for State Monopoly Package Sale of Hard Liquor in Ohio
Late bulletins report a deadly house fire in Sault Ste Marie Michigan killing two mothers and five children including Mrs Erline Orr and Mrs Genevieve Hiblin as households burned after overheated stove pipes. In Washington the governments new security issue sold oversubscribed with 2 714 000 000 subscribed on 950 000 000 of one year certificates signaling strong investor demand.
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Ohio
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Ernest Siblin
Erline Orr
Constance
Genevieve Hiblin
Katherin Hiblin
Jerome Hiblin
Ernest, Jr
Katherine Hiblin
Washington
Treasury
Morganthau
White House
Ohio liquor control bill faces showdown after monopoly plan defeat
Informal polls show Senate and House Judiciary committees voting 15 to 5 against a state monopoly on package liquor sales in Ohio. A 13 to 1 vote favored selling hard liquor by the glass, with amendments proposed to replace monopoly provisions with a general licensing system.
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Senate
House Judiciary Committees
Columbus, CO
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
Advisory Committee On Liquor Control
White
Aible
Cleveland
Addison
Columbus
Evans
Gessaman
Fleger
Miller
Toledo
McCluskey
Smith
Cincinnati
Crewe
Lawrence County
McManus
Marshall
Handley
Shepard
Akron
Ruff
Canton
Whittemore
Flegler
Heilker
Frick
Lehmann
Tucker
Mosier
Senate Committee
Clarence D. Laydin
Masure
Liquor Control Commission
Control Commission
France defends League of Nations in stance on reform
Paris December reports that Foreign Minister Joseph Paul Boncour pledged France will uphold the League and its covenant. He warned against changes that would erode the League’s foundations while willing to consider reforms shaping smoother action. France said it would maintain a peace policy respecting every nation’s rights.
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Paris
France
League of Nations
Joseph Paul Boncour
United Press
Ohio Weather Forecast Clouds and Colder Temperatures
Ohio forecasts show cloudy skies with a drop in temperatures. Northeast counties expect snow tonight and into Saturday, while southeast areas cool further with a sharp fall in temperatures.
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Ohio
Anderson and Harper resign at Notre Dame
South Bend Ind Dec 8 The resignations of Heartley Hank Anderson Notre Dame football coach and Jesse Harper athletic director were confirmed today by United Press Elmer Layden was named to fill both posts in a sweeping athletic reorganization
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South Bend
Ind
Heartley
Hank) Anderson
Notre Dame
Jesse Harper
United Press
Elmer Layden
Four Horsemen
Five Die In Farm Home Blaze Near Friendship
A farm home fire near Friendship Wisconsin killed five people. Victims were William Bratley 64 Lula Bratley 25 and her children Lucille 5 Elizabeth 3 and Freedom 9 months. The blaze swept the residence a few miles north of the town.
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Friendship
Wis
Here
William Bratley
Lula Bratley
Lucille
Elizabeth
Freedom
Ackerman Resigns from Ohio Senate for Health Reasons
Ohio state Senator Joseph N. Ackerman resigned from the Senate with ill health cited. The resignation was accepted 23 to 0 by Senate action led by Senator L. L. Marshall of Cleveland. Ackerman will become a municipal judge in Cleveland in January and regrets missing the liquor control special session.
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Columbus
Joseph N. Ackerman
Senate
L. L. Marshall
Cleveland
Ackerman
Convicted in Kidnaping Case in Kansas City
Clarence Click was found guilty by a jury in the $30,000 Mary McElroy kidnapping. He faces eight years in prison. Walter McGee was sentenced to death, and his brother George received a life term.
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Kansas City
Clarence Click
Mary McElroy
Walter McGee
George
Bank Robbery in Mechanicsburg Four Bandits Hit Central Bank
Four bandits wearing overalls and armed with pistols and shotguns robbed the Central Bank of Mechanicsburg during lunch hour. Cashier Robert Mitchell was held by one guard while the other three gathered cash. The robbers fled in a blue sedan toward Springfield with an undetermined amount taken.
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Mechanicsburg
Robert Mitchell
Mitchell
Springfield
Half Of Orwell's Business Dist In Ashes
A major fire destroyed half the Orwell Ohio business district in a night blaze. The William Condon general store sparked the flames, which spread to the Gen Theatre, John Hopkins residence, De Vore Bros. store, Orwell Garage and Ross drug store, with the drug store surviving. Damage exceeds $100,000 as seven nearby towns aided the effort.
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Orwell
Dist
William Condon
Gen Theatre
John Hopkins
DeVore Bros
Orwell Garage
Ross Drug Store
Jefferson
Ashtabula
Painesville
Chardon
Middlefield
Burton
Champion
Avon Village School Budget Reduced by Seven Thousand
The Avon Village board of education reduced the 1934 school budget by 7000 dollars with a 4000 dollar cut in the general operating fund and 3000 in the bond and interest fund. The general cut stems from economies in staff and bus drivers, all at reduced salaries. The bond fund cut uses a 5700 dollar year to year balance. The tax rate remains 16 mills despite 20 percent lower valuation. last year it was 17.1 mills. The board will end the year with all salaries and bills paid and 11000 in restricted bank deposits. Three retiring members and three new trustees will take their places. The board applied for CWA repainting labor for the interior, estimating 480 man-hours.
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Avon, O
Avon Village
Avon Board of Education
Avon Villae
Frank Baldauf
George Urig
J. E. Davidson
H.H. Plas
Carl Rink
Peter J. Forthofer
CWA
Push for Low Tax on Liquor to Deter Bootleggers
Washington December reports that several members of the House Ways and Means Committee urge a liquor tax as low as 1.10 to 1.50 per gallon to keep whiskey affordable at about 1.50 a quart and drive bootleggers out of business. Debate centers on a rate below 2.00 a gallon, with hearings set for next week and revenue projections ranging from 400 to 50 million dollars, depending on the final measure.
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Washington
Dec
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Inter-Departmental
Alcohol Control Committee
Rep. McCormick
Dem
Mass
Congress
Rep
Knutson
Minn
Doughton
Nem
N. C
Boehne
Dem. Ind
McCormick
Senate Finance Committee
Crowther
Ways and Means
Pace
AkronAttorney Shank Taken To Death Row Cell
Mark H. Shank, a 41 year old former Akron attorney, was moved to a Tucker prison farm death row cell in Little Rock, Arkansas. He was sentenced to die in the electric chair on February 2 for poisoning and killing four members of the Colley family of Ohio. Judge Thomas E. Toler denied a new trial. Mrs. Shank collapsed in court as verdicts were read.
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Little Rock
Ark
Mark H. Shank
Tucker Prison Farm
Ohio
Akron, O
Thomas E. Toler
Benton
Shank
Prince of Peace Contest Set for Sunday Evening
The Lorain County Prince of Peace Contest, backed by the Ohio Council of Churches, will be at the German Evangelical church at 7 30 p m Sunday. Contestants include Mardell Sawyer Ruth Reimer Winifred G Levihaus Helen Balogh and Robert Neiman from five areas.
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Lorain County
Ohio Council of Churches
German Evangelical Church
Ernest Irion
Mardell Sawyer
Wellington
Ruth Reimer
Amherst
Winifred G. Levihaus
Penfield
Helen Balogh
Lorain
Robert Neiman
Elyria
Methodist Church of
Brighton
Brownhelm Congregational
Young Men’s Forum to Discuss Money Tonight
The Young Men’s Forum will turn its attention to money at its meeting at the Y M C A. The subject for discussion tonight is the Federal Reserve banking system. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. and is open to anyone interested. The Forum meets twice monthly with varied programs on current topics.
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Young Men's Forum
Y. M. Ga
Federal Reserve Banking System
Ohio bill targets liquor sales to licensed drug stores
Ralph White of the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association urged the legislature to restrict package liquor sales to licensed drug stores. He argued drug stores are the most fully equipped to handle such sales and protect public welfare, presenting the proposal in Columbus in December.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ralph White
Youngtons
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Christmas kettles to appear in Elyria Saturday
Salvation Army Christmas kettles and bells return to Elyria on Saturday with Captain A E Avery announcing Santa Claus will assist. A $10 donation has been received and the goal is to raise at least $400 by Christmas Eve, following last year’s more than $200. The slogan remains Keep the pot boiling.
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Elyria
Salvation Army
A. E. Avery
Santa Claus
Avery
Nun Sainted: Bernadette Soubirous Canonized in Rome
A French peasant girl who saw visions of the Virgin Mary at Lourdes in 1858 was canonized by Pope Pius IX in St. Peter's. Bernadette Soubirous died a nun in 1879 at age 29 after years of suffering, inspiring Lourdes shrine pilgrimages and Catholic devotion. 6000 French pilgrims and bishops attended the ceremony as Rome presented a grand pageant.
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Vatican City
Lourdes
Pope Pius
St. Peter’s
Bernadette Soubirous
Bernadette
Toinette
Jeanne Abadie
Jeanne
Grotto
Immaculate Conception
Marie-Bernard
St. Peter's
Drug stores to aid nationwide distribution under new plan
White told the senate and house judiciary committees that 1248 drug stores already hold licenses and would provide the widest possible distribution with the greatest ease of control under the proposed plan.
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White
Senate
House Judiciary Committees
Hopkins orders faster civil works project selections
Federal Relief Administrator Hopkins announced 2 500 000 men were at work on civil works nationwide. He warned that unless states speed up project selection their funds could be shifted to faster states, as 1 431 748 men received paychecks last Saturday with a projection of 4 000 000 at work by December 15.
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Washington
Hopkins
National real estate inventory plan approved for re employment push
Washington reports a $3.5 million public works allotment to start a national real estate inventory. The plan aims to re employ white collar professionals in 50 plus cities and build a data base to forecast construction needs and underpin possible large scale government financed programs.
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U. P
Washington
United Press
NRA
NRA Division of Planning and Research
Lindberghs Fly Along Coast Of Brazil
Pan American Airways announced Col. Lindbergh ceased radioing position as he flies toward Para with Mrs Lindbergh aboard the Sea Plane after leaving Natal on 1870 mile South Atlantic crossing. They head home to spend Christmas with son Jon and have flown from Arctic Circle to the Equator.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Pan American Airways
Lindbergh
Para
Atone Janeiro
Jan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Natal
South Atlantic
Areia Branca
Jon
North Haven
Arctic Circle
Equator
Atlantic
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H.W
Columbus O
Gue
Anderson
Harper
Death Row
Olgu5s
TATES
Plan National Real Estate Inventory
Brazil
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