Paroled Man Arrested After Officers Confront Door
Joan Molnar of 149 Tremont Street, paroled last September from the county jail for liquor possession, was arrested Saturday night by Officers L. D. Brown and C. Ex Parker. They pulled the screen door when he did not unlock it and seized a pitcher containing a small quantity of alleged liquor. Molnar is to appear before Mayor W. H. VanOater today.
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Joan Molnar
Tremont Street
L. D. Brown
C. Ex Parker
Molnar
W. H. VanOater
New Robbery Insurance Rates Announced for Cleveland
Cleveland officials announce a new scale of robbery insurance rates set to take effect today. The National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters reports higher charges than current levels.
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Cleveland
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters
Ohio Weather Forecast Cloudy Tonight with Little Change
The forecast warns of cloudy skies over Ohio tonight with minimal temperature change. No significant precipitation expected.
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Ohio
Tag Day boosts Elyria Not An Empty Stocking Fund
Elyria's Not An Empty Stocking Fund reports a Saturday drive raised 187.01, including 148.20 from fifty girls and 38.81 from eighty school boy patrols. Red stockings marked wearers as contributors as volunteers canvassed streets and corners. Funds support Christmas aid for city families in need.
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Elyria
Donations Pour In to Liyska's Commissary Relief
Liyska's relief committee becomes a receiving and dispensing agency as donations arrive from multiple sources. Two Lorain County farmers contribute large quantities of potatoes, P. H. Blonsom offering 200 bushels and L. M. Youtzy 56 to 60 bushels. The Eagles donate Christmas decorations to create a festive atmosphere at the commissary.
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Liyska
Lorain County
P. H. Blonsom
Neady
L. M. Youtzy
Gulf Road
Higha Township
Eagies
Holiday Programs At Elyria High School
Elyria High School will stage two morning holiday concerts with 80 students total. One 40 voice chorus performs Deck the Halls With Boughs of Holly and No El, solo Cantique de Noel by J Martin Beck. The Wednesday program features Handel's Joy to the World and Silent Night with student Raymond Huston singing.
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Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Beck
Raymond Huston
Jones Ghse To Go To Jury
The trial of L. V. Jones, a B and O Railroad detective, moved to jury deliberations after the defense failed to force a mistrial. Judge A R Webber had postponed due to illness. the case concerns manslaughter in the Aug 26 shooting of Anthony Serafinos during a coal theft dispute.
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L. V. Jones
C. F. Adams
A. R. Webber
Jones
Anthony Serafinos
Lorain
John Harding
Serafinos
Blaze Fatal to Four Persons in Timber Home
Four members of the Rolland Matthews family died when timbers collapsed and fire engulfed their log residence owned by Clyde Craig near Albany. Coroner L S Jones and deputy fire marshal Robert Bell found no clear fire cause. A nearby early fire destroyed Alfred Morgan’s home but his family escaped. Miedlinger's Birthday of the King program and Elaine Cole will feature a Scripture reading.
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Glouster
Dee
Rolland Matthews
Gerald
Junior
L. S. Jones
Robert Bell
Clyde Craig
Albany
Alfred Morgan
Normal sight for thousands gifted by Feinbloom lens
Dr. William Feinbloom presented a new cylindrical telescopic lens at the American Academy of Optometry in Chicago. He says the design could restore normal sight to about 40 percent of people currently classified as blind due to subnormal vision, enabling many to regain independence.
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Chicago
William Feinbloom
West Side Hospital
New York City
Feinbloom
Dr. Feinbloom
Schools To Open On January 3rd
Elyria public schools will reopen Tuesday January 3 after a one day holiday extension. The delay shifts the start from January 2, chosen because it is not a holiday, to accommodate families who travel for the New Year and to align with local business closures.
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Elyria
R. C. Maston
Weather eases cold wave as floods threaten south
Respite to cold weather followed by rising temperatures. Snow and floods affected New York, New England, and the Mississippi Valley. Hundreds were displaced while relief work noted lighter burdens as cities prepared for destitute and unemployed care.
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United Press
New York
New England
New York City
Washington, D. C
Jackson
Miss
Pearl River
Faris
Quincy
Mississippi
Auto Crash Fractures Arm Injures Passenger In Grafton
Miss Laura Welch of Grafton sustained a fractured right arm and C. J. Bighmy of Elyria received facial cuts when their car skidded on Cleveland street and struck cement pillars at the Marseilles avenue entrance. Police said Eighty attempted to avoid another vehicle that had stopped Saturday night at about 9:30.
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Laura Welch
Grafton
C. J. Bighmy
East River Street
Elyria
Cleveland Street
Marseilles Avenue
Fire destroys new church in Wheeling
Fire gutted the new Syrian Roman Catholic church in Wheeling West Virginia valued at 75000 dollars. Flames started in the furnace room and swept the interior leaving only brick walls coated with ice. Fireman End Shaw was injured after being struck by something while fighting the blaze.
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Wheeling
W. Va
End Shaw
Company G
Unions Propose One Year Wage Reduction Extension
Chicago December 19 unions respond to railroad firms with a simple unconditional one year extension of the 10 percent wage cut. In a letter from Alexander F Whitney unions drop limits on arbitration and wage reduction extension while demanding railroads withdraw their push for longer than six months. The current cut would run through January 31 1933.
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Chicago
Alexander F. Whitney
Railway Labor Executives' Association
W. F. Thiehoff
White plans to push economy measures in new assembly
Columbus December 19 The administration's program for the coming general assembly emphasizes economy and relief with a short bill list. Governor George White will meet Tuesday with cabinet members and advisors to finalize details. He plans to submit the budget and appropriations after January 2 with a pledge to keep general appropriations near 40 million dollars over the next two years.
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Columbus
General Assembly
George White
Coal Ordinance On Agenda For City Council Tonight
City council meets at city hall with a coal regulation ordinance to be considered. The measure would require coal dealers inside the city to pay 50 dollars annually and outside dealers selling within the city to pay 150 dollars. Local merchants argue outsiders evade weight based rules under a “mine to bin” system. The council is also expected to adjust relief fund allocations per the relief commission.
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Relief Commission
Avon Man Injured in Car Crash
Harris Gilbert twenty five from Avon sustained multiple and minor injuries when his car skidded off Detroit road between Case and Abbe roads and struck a tree. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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AVON
Harris Gilbert
Detroit
Case
Abbe
Gilbert
Elyria Memorial
Lea loses appeal in Supreme Court over bank case
LATE NEWS BULLETINS LOSES APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT. Duke Lea of Tennessee, publisher, financier and politician, fails in his bid for review of a 10-year sentence after conviction for conspiracy and misapplication of funds at Asheville Central Bank and Trust Co. The court denies review, likely prompting immediate imprisonment. Luke Lea, M.D., convicted with him, faces the same consequence in North Carolina.
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Supreme Court
Washington
U.R
Duke Lea
Tennessee
Asheville
N. C
Central Bank and Trust Co
Lea
Luke Lea
North Carolina
League of Nations Faces Manchurian Crisis Dilemma
Geneva December 10. The League of Nations began a likely hopeless task to craft a conciliatory formula acceptable to China and Japan. Japan rejected the first draft of the resolution. A committee of five of the nineteen was to meet, with officials likely to report inability to reach agreement and a postponement beyond year’s start.
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League
Geneva
League of Nations
China
Japan
League Committee
Ful
Marchers reenact Washingtons winter at Valley Forge
Philadelphia readers recall George Washington and his soldiers as a small group from the Sons of America trek snow clad hills to the continental encampment headquarters. The procession follows the brave march through humbling, wintry scenes that echo the historic encampment.
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Washington
Philadelphia
George Washington
Valley Forge
Patriotic Order
Sons of America
Old Continental
Supreme Court Names Special Master In Sewage Delay Inquiry
The Supreme Court appointed Edward F. McClennen as special master to investigate the causes of delay in the Chicago Sanitary District sewage disposal program. The court recessed for three weeks and will resume January 2 with several key decisions anticipated.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Edward F. McClennen
Chicago
Supreme Court
Bodies Found in Auto in Field on Chicago’s South Side
The bodies of a man and a girl were found today in an automobile parked in a south side cornfield. They had been shot to death. The car's motor was running as police began inquiries into the double homicide.
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Chicago
Christmas Rush At Elyria Post Office Opens Holiday Mail
The Elyria post office begins its annual Christmas mailing rush with long lines at stamp and parcel windows. A flood of letters cards and packages fills the big mailing room as trains bring in more mail from around the world. Postmaster Robert B Lerach cannot tally pieces but notes thousands and more are handled daily with a cleanup planned each night.
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Elyria
Elytla
Robert B. Lerach
Hoover to send war debt message to Congress today
President Hoover plans a special message on the war debt crisis to Congress this afternoon. Secretary Mills announced after a three hour White House conference with Mills and Secretary Stimson that the draft was ready and would be delivered in about an hour.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
White House
Treasury Mills
Mills
State Stimson
Accidents Kill Five Across Ohio Over Weekend
United Press reports at least five Ohio residents died in accidents over the weekend. Pauline Blair nine burned when kerosene poured on coals exploded near Dayton. William Edwards forty nine crushed under an overturned truck. Robert McGrath thirty nine suffocated by fumes at a Cincinnati store. Betty Bunn nineteen killed in a Youngstown auto crash. William For sixty of Columbus suffocated by natural gas fumes.
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Pauline Blair
Dayton
Wiliam W. Edwards
South Bloomingville
Robert McGrath
Cincinnati
Betty Bunn
Youngstown
William For
Columbus
McHenry Chosen President of Lorain County Agricultural Society
J W McHenry of Penfield township, former Elyria postmaster, was elected president for the coming year at a Lorain County Agricultural Society meeting. He succeeds the late C T Winckles and has served as vice president. J C Hazelton was elected vice president, replacing McHenry. W B Richmond was named secretary and A J Robinson treasurer, with Arthur Crocker added to fill the vacancy caused by Winckles' death.
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J. W. McHenry
Penfield Township
Elyria
Lorain County Agricultural Society
McHenry
C. T. Winckles
J. C. Hazelton
Carlisle
W. B. Richmond
A. J. Robinson
Ilytia
Arthur Crocker
Columbia Township
Wincklea
Blytia Gift Guide highlights gifts for him
The Gifts for Him column in the Classified Shop promotes attractive Father Brother or Boyfriend gifts available at savings from multiple stores. The Fine Buyer's Guide promises shopping will be a pleasure with Blytia’s Gift Guide.
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Blytia
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