Four Die In Hospital Fire At Charlottetown
Fire at the Caleonyaod Hospital for the Insane in Charlottetown Prince Edward Island killed four patients and left many injured. The blaze, fueled by snow and sleet, destroyed the upper west men’s wing and spread to nearby structures. Firefighters police and volunteers worked to control violent inmates and prevent greater loss amid inadequate water supply and extensive property damage estimated at $250,000 to $500,000.
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Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Economists Call for Balancing of Budgets in 1932
Cleveland expert Col Leonard Po Ayres of the Cleveland Trust Company urges balanced operating budgets as the key to business recovery. He tells the Chamber of Commerce that income should rise and spending fall to create a net margin, applying the same rule to national, state, municipal, corporate, and personal finances. He argues the policy must start now, before recovery.
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Cleveland
O. der
Leonard Po Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Theeyeland Chamber of Commerce
Ayres
Chamber of Commerce
Weather Forecast for Ohio and Atlantic Coast Region
Forecast indicates fair conditions in Ohio tonight and Wednesday with a slight warming on Wednesday. Record shows yesterday’s high in Miami and temperatures in Cochrane 18, Modena 14 below zero. Generally the 36 hour outlook expects continued fair weather with little temperature change under existing pressure distribution.
Eighteen to receive citizenship papers at Elyria event
Eighteen foreign-born residents of Elyria and vicinity will receive U S citizenship certificates tomorrow night at a Citizenship Night program at the First Congregational Church. The event, under the Daughters of the American Revolution, replaces prior Social Settlement Association efforts. Howard R. Butler will be principal speaker. local organizations sponsor parts in the program set for 7 30 P M. The meeting is open to the public.
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Elyria
United States
First Congregational Church
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Social Settlement Association
Howard R. Butler
Students Enjoy Roman Banquet at Elyria High School
The Samentes Club, Latin students at Elyria High, staged an annual Roman banquet with senior officers hosting as the "slaves" for a three course dinner. Readings by Phyllis Pearson and others, radio skits, music, and a dance filled the program between courses.
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Rome
Samentes Club
Elyria High School
Gustadio
Phyllis Pearson
Robert F. Anderson
Ben Myers
Duke Gill
Arthur Campbell
Lucille Hand
Ruth Gil
Florence Clawson
Robert Anderson
Katherine Naughton
Ruth Gill
Levan Seated as Ohio National Committeewoman
Washington bulletin reports Mrs Wilma Sinclair Levan of Steubenville Ohio seated today as National Committeewoman from Ohio. The move came amid a protest from Maurice Maschke National Committeeman from Cleveland.
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Washington
Wilma Sinclair Levan
Steubenrille
Ohio
Maurice Maschke
Cleveland
Dirigible Akron to Train Over Southeast Route
The Akron will depart Lakehurst New Jersey this afternoon for a training flight over the southeast United States and is expected to reach New Orleans before dusk Wednesday, as announced by the Navy Department.
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Dirigible
Washington
Akron
Lakehurst
N. J
United States
New Orleans
Navy Department
Merrie and Christy Send Christmas Cards Today
Merrie and Christy mailed their Christmas cards today after signing them late last night. They addressed each card carefully, affixed stamps, and sent them in the Christmas mail. Eight mailing days remain until Christmas.
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Merrie
Christy
Opel Nemler
Loram County opens tuberculosis sanatorium on Wednesday
The Loram County Tuberculosis Sanatorium will be officially opened tomorrow with public tours from 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 2 PM. Dr H J Gammons superintendent and staff of attendants and nurses will guide visitors, highlighting modern equipment. Cost was about $425,000 under county commissioners and building commission. Over 60 patients will move in between December 1 and December 20, with plans to fill capacity soon. More than 30 TB cases now cared for outside will be moved to the local hospital.
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Loram County
H. J. Gammons
County Building Commission
Notre Dame grid legend praised at Knights of Columbus event
Don Muller, former Notre Dame Four Horsemen star and Ohio State coach, spoke to 150 men and boys at the Father and Son Knights of Columbus meeting. He cited Notre Dame spirit, the football system, and Knute Rockne as key to the program’s fame, noting campus democracy and healthful student life.
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Notre Dame University
Knights of Columbus
Don Muller
Ohio State University
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Spirit of
Knute Rockne
Miller
Rockne
Sanatorium Head Has Had Wide Experience
Dr. H F Gammons appointed superintendent at Lorain County Tuberculosis Sanatorium after a long career in tuberculosis care. A Boston University graduate with twenty two years in TB treatment, he served in state sanatoria and private clinics across Massachusetts, Connecticut, Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and New York before relocating to Amherst, Ohio in June. He previously led the Niagara Sanatorium in Lockport, New York since June 1928.
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HF. Gammons
Lorain County
Niagara
Lockport
New York
Gammons
Boston University
Ohio
Jackson Street
Amherst
Gammets
Cullis Consumptives’ Tlame
Boston
Rutland
Massachusetts
Meriden
Connecticut
Texas
Dallas
el Paso
St. Mary’s Parish
Franklin
Louisiana
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Alexandria
Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanatorium
N. Y
Jyne
Lockport, N. Y
Niagara Sanatorium
Suit for $25 000 Filed Against H B Seevers
Rita Mac Haughton 11 of Strathern Ohio alleges injuries from a collision on Route 13 near Litchfield September 1 1930. The suit names H B Seevers Elyria as defendant seeking damages of 25000 dollars.
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H. B. Seevers
Elyria
Rita Mac Haughton
Strathern
Seevers
Maychine
Route 13
Litchfield
Pleasant View Tuberculosis Sanatorium One Of The Finest In The State
The Pleasant View sanatorium opening tomorrow is described as one of the finest in the state. Located with a southern exposure over woodlands and a stream, it emphasizes patient comfort with ample daylight, ventilation, and thoughtful design. The main floor lobby features a stone fountain, black and white tile, and indirect lighting, while Amherst sandstone gives the exterior a sturdy, elegant appearance.
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Pleasant View
the State
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Amherst
Two Men Robbed at Amherst Plants by Masked Thieves
Two masked gunmen robbed W. G. Nord and H. H. VanKeuren of the Il & Automatic Company at Amherst and stole about six dollars in cash three checks and a pocketbook. The burglars forced entry by breaking a window and escaped around the corner before vanishing. Police are investigating with no suspects yet.
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Amherst
Automat Company
Amherst Cold Storage Company
W. G. Nord
Il, & Automatic Companys
H. H. VanKeuren
VanKeuren
Nord
U. S. Automatic Company
Kasper Shows Improvement After Injury
Word from Allen Hospital Oberlin reports Emil Kasper Ely Yan improving after injuries sustained last Wednesday. He has taken nourishment, spoken briefly, and remains in a semi conscious state as hospital authorities describe the outlook as encouraging.
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Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Emil Kasper
Ely- Yan
Kasper
Underhill Seeks Republican Nomination for Sheriff
Leon Underhill of Carlisle township announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff at the May primaries. He won the party nomination in 1926 but lost to Democratic candidate E. G. Mathews. Underhill has resided in Torrain County twenty years and has never held public office.
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Leon Underhill
Carlisle Township
Mr. Underhill
E. G. Mathews
Underhill
Torain County
Veteran steamboat captain passes away at 90
Captain Frederick A. Laidley of Covington dies at his home at age 90. A veteran steamboat man on the Ohio River, he began life in the Kanawha Valley and made his first Ohio trip as a boy on a salt flatboat bound for Cincinnati packing houses.
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Covington
Bee
Frederick A. Laidley
Ohio River
Laidley
Ohio
Kanawha
Cincinnati
Elyna Chamber Urges Continued Parking Rule Enforcement
A. M. Hannaford presented a petition to Chief Stankard urging ongoing enforcement of two hour parking on Broad Street. Merchants representing about five percent of frontage say retail conditions have greatly improved since the rule was tightened.
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A. M. Hannaford
Elyna Chamber of Commerce Today
E. J Stankard
Broad Street
Bandits Rob Highland State Bank In Mass Robbery
A gang robbed Highland State Bank of 3000 dollars and bonds before fleeing in a car. Police and county officers pursued with a fusillade of bullets and shotgun slugs exchanged with the robbers. A state police report said the bandit car passed through Lansing Illinois as the motorized posse closed in.
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Buleletin
Highland
Ind
Highland State Bank
Hammond
Crown Point
Lansing
Noted Cleveland Lawyer Honored by Judge Webber Guest
Hon John T P Green 87 a colored man known as Dean of the Cuyahoga County Bar and Mrs Greene are guests of Judge A R Webber. Green recalled rising from slavery with janitor work and muscle to build a home for his mother, admitted to the bar in 1870, serving as Justice of the Peace, and as a legislator who introduced Ohio Labor Day. He noted his criminal practice fueled his fame and credited influential whites who helped him. Pickaway county offers a $500 bounty for killers of blacksmith John Kidney in Monroe township.
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John TP. Green
Cujaboga County
Greene
A R Webber
Green
General Assembly
Senate
Wehbber
Mr Green
Tie
Ahnaad
Cleveland
Circleville
Pickaway County
John Kidney
Monroe Township
FB. L. Criat
Democrats Allow Individual Votes On Hoover Moratorium Policy
Democratic leaders announced that House and Senate members may vote their own views on President Hoover's moratorium proposal. The policy committee urged efforts to cut government spending and deferred tax and tariff decisions to future consideration. Hoover's foreign debt moratorium was being studied by the Ways and Means Committee ahead of House action likely Thursday.
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Bulletin
Washington
Hoover
Joint
House and
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Congress
Garner
Robinson
Ways
Mons Committee
House
Ask Factories To Help In Campaign In Elyria
Elyria factories and industrial plants are urged to fill empty stockings for Christmas. Police Chief E J Stankard said non perishable foods will be collected, with a December 22 deadline. About half the crews have pledged participation and a designated donation date per plant is to be set. Canned goods fruits and vegetables are favored to ease holiday baskets.
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Elyria
E J. Stankard
Stankard
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