Elyria business leaders urge HOLO continuation and tariff safeguards
Elyria bankers manufacturers and professionals met Congressman Don W. Harter at the Hotel Newell to press for continued Home Owners' Loan Corporation support with more funding, and to seek tariff protection against Japanese competiton in toys and small goods. They urged NRA changes for seasonal industries and stronger enforcement to curb noncompliant firms.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Elyria
Don W. Harter
Fourteenth District
Newell
Harter
S. H. Squire
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Hall Kirkham
Colson Company
Congress
United States
Japan
Akron
Tariff Commission
Leonard Birch
American Lace Manufacturing Company
France
NRA
C. A. Olsen
Fox Furnace Company
Weather Ohio Cloudy With Light Snow Possible North Friday
The Ohio forecast calls for cloudy skies with light snow possible in the northern portion tonight and Friday. Temperatures are not expected to vary much.
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Ohio
Death by own action verdict in girl's death
Coroner A. J. Pearse ruled Viola Pincombe a 22 year old parachute jumper died by her own action after her pajama clad body was found in a Lakewood apartment bathroom. A .38 caliber pistol belonging to Charles W. Maris was found at the scene. Pincombe had worked in the Maris home before their separation eighteen months earlier. She leaped from Ralph Wensinger's plane before it crashed at Chippewa Lake park on Labor Day 1933.
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Cleveland
A. J. Pearse
Viola Pincombe
Lakewood
Charles W. Maris
Miss Pincombe
Ralph Wensinger
Chippewa Lake Park
Mob Burns Courthouse in Shelbyville Tennessee
Three hundred National Guardsmen moved into Shelbyville to restore order after a mob burned the courthouse and threatened more violence against public buildings. Additional guard companies from Nashville Jackson Athens and Cleveland were en route to patrol key business districts as officials reported the mob appeared dispersed with no signs of a renewed threat.
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Shelbyville
Tenn
National
Nashville
Jackson
Athens
Cleveland
Two Found Dead In Automobile In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a Christmas party at a downtown hotel ended with two people dead in an automobile on a suburban street. E. L. Dobson, 28, a former University of Cincinnati student, and Marie Sanitto, 23, a Cincinnati resident, had both been shot. a pistol with three bullets was in the car. Neighbors found the bodies around 6 AM after Adolph Zoose investigated the vehicle and notified police. Authorities held uncertainty whether the deaths were murder or self inflicted. a party program was found on Dobson.
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Cincinnati
E. L. Dobson
University of Cincinnati
Huntington
W. Va
Marie Sanitto
Adolph Zoose
Zoose
Foremen's Club to Elect Officers at December Meeting
Ely ria Foremen's Club will elect officers for 1935 during tonight's December gathering at the Y M C A. Rev. Mackey, Mansfield Reformatory chaplain, speaks on Crime and Criminals. Entertainment features Colson Company quartet and a children’s group directed by Jack Flynn.
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Elyria Foremen’s Club
Mackey
Mansfield Reformatory
Colson Company
Jack Flynn
Supreme Court Jurisdiction Question in Scottsboro Case
Alabama Attorney General Thomas E. Knight Jr challenged the Supreme Court’s jurisdiction to review Haywood Patterson’s conviction and death sentence in the Scottsboro assault cases. The filing clears the way for the court to act when it resumes deliberations on January 7.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Haywood Patterson
Scottsboro, Ala
Thomas E. Knight, Jr
Alabama
Roosevelt Plans White House talks with industry leaders
President Roosevelt will meet soon with 90 industrial leaders to discuss recovery problems and business concerns. The White Sulphur Springs conference yielded a conciliatory mood, with Owen D. Young guiding toward unified but flexible positions and plans for a renewal of the National Recovery Act in a moderated form.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Washington
Col. W. D. Anderson
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Code Authority
G. H. Dorr
The
Cotton Textile Institute
Howard Coffin
Southeastern Cotton Textile Institute, Inc
John C. Gall
National Manufacturers’ Association
Charles R. Hook
American Rolling Mill Co
E. T. Weir
National Steel
United Press
Roosevelt
White House
West Virginia
United Business
C. B. Ames
George Meade
New York
Owen D. Young
John H. Raskob
Young
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
National Association of Manufacturers
Adult Classes Start At Local YMCA Tonight
New organized adult classes in art and English will hold their first regular sessions at 7 50 tonight at the YMCA. Art class leads with David Williams and English by Miss Frances Stinebring. A mathematics class began last night with eight students. fifteen more may enroll at next Thursday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Williams
Frances Stinebring
W. C. McClellan
Two Die in Crash In Bellevue Ohio
Edwin Swartz of Cincinnati and his chauffeur Lonnie Bowens of Chicago died when the Swartz car collided with a truck driven by Stanley Lankton of Lansing Michigan in Bellevue Ohio. Mrs Swartz escaped injury.
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Bellevue
Edwin Swartz
Cincinnati
Lonnie Bowens
Chicago
Swartz
Stanley Lankton
Lansing
Mich
Pails of Ashes Foil Foot-Robbery at Shelby Junction
Michael Nelson, night ticket agent at the Big Four Railroad office in Shelby Junction, dropped two buckets of ashes during a basement furnace clean. As he reached the top of the steps, a gun was leveled and the robber demanded money. Nelson dropped his hands and the ashes spilled onto the bandit's foot, sending him hopping away empty handed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby, O
Michael Nelson
Big Four Railroad
Shelby Junction
Nelson
Sugar beets deliver two million to Nebrasksa
Two million dollars in cash arrived in Nebraska this month as the first return on the sugar beet crop. A refinery price of 4.50 dollars per ton plus a government bounty of about 1.50 dollars brings parity for the first time in years. The 2,000,000 payment is the first installment of total returns expected to reach 5,000,000 in the upper North Platte Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff
Neb
U.P
Nebraska
Upper North Platte Valley
Steamer Severance in Distress After Rudder Loss
The steamer Severance, a 4993 gross ton collier built in 1909 and owned by Diamond S Transportation, lost its rudder 1 miles southwest of Fire Island in the Atlantic. Coast Guard cutter Champlain and radio marine reports indicate the ship is in distress with Captain Clifford Anderson and a crew of 34 aboard.
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New York
Severance
Atlantic Ocean
Fire Island
Radio Marine
Long Island
Coast Guard
Champlain
Lloyd’s Shipping Register
Diamond S. S. Transportation Company
Boston
MAPI
Clifford Anderson
South Boston
Diamond Steamship Transportation Company
Newport News
Beverly
Mass
Tax Collection Date Extended by County Board
The county board extends the tax collection date from December 20 to January 20 amid awaiting new tax rates. Sales tax funds delay real estate rate calculations. expect about a 5 mill reduction overall. January collection may surpass $150,000 as 25,000 bills go out when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
State Tax Commission
Walter J. Wright
Four Yeggs Steal $40,000 Payroll in Philadelphia Heist
Four men believed to be armed with submachine guns robbed a Philadelphia Electric Company branch today, stealing about $40,000 in payroll funds. Police report indicates the raid occurred at a branch office and that the suspects fled.
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Yeggs
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Electric Company
Wright Brothers first flight anniversary image sent to Guthrie
Elyria High School freshman James Guthrie received from Orville Wright a photograph of the 1903 flight with inscription noting the 31st anniversary dated December 17, 1934. The image shows Orville at the controls, Wilbur beside, and Guthrie’s parents live on Ohio street nearby.
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James Guthrie
Ojo — Street
Elyria High School
Wright Brothers
Orville Wright
Witts Hawk
Jimmie Guthrie
Wilbur Wright
Guthrie
Ohio Street
Wrights
Fight Looms Over Ayres Appointment as Bank Superintendent
Ohio officials report a looming Senate battle over Governor-elect Davey’s choice Al lan F Ayres for state banking superintendent. Ayres is tied to Guardian Trust Cleveland and First Central Trust Akron, with notes and debts noted by Guardian Bank and First Central Bank. Questions arise from past loans and director ties to A Co Y railroad, with a pending bill on liquidating banks.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio Senate
Allan F. Ayres
Ayers
Martin L. Davey
Florida
Avers
Guardian Trust Company
Cleveland
First Central Trust Company
Akron
Guardian Bank
Guardian
Senate
Tax Study To Be Made On Federal State And Local Taxes
President Roosevelt orders a comprehensive tax study of federal state and municipal levies to map overlapping taxes. Secretary Morgenthau says the survey will encompass all taxes to guide a general tax conference next summer and identify which governments can collect most efficiently and where revenues should go.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Ten Best News Stories of 1934
United Press editors list the top ten stories of 1934 from the American reader perspective. Entries include the Hauptmann arrest, the Alexander Barthou murder, the Dionne quintuplets, Hitler's Blood Purge, the Morro Castle disaster, the Killing of John Dillinger, the San Francisco general strike, the Dollfuss assassination, Samuel Insull's extradition and trial, and Huey Long's rise in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press Editors Today
United Press
Bruno M Haupt
San Francisco
Dollfuss
Samuel Insull
Huey Long
Louisiana
Two Coast Guardsmen Safe After Missing Run
Alpena Michigan December 20 two coastguardsmen Theodore Brown age 20 of Alpena and William J Chapman of Grand Haven were reported safe after going missing yesterday noon when they left Cen ter Bay Island for the mainland. They said a squall drove them to spend the night on Crooked Island and they were not exposed to danger. Coast guards and state police had searched for them.
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Alpena
Mich
Center Bay Island
Theodore Brown
William J. Chapman
Grand Haven
Crooked Island
Ninety-seven year old takes first airplane ride
Mrs Lizette Dibble aged 77 in Boise Idaho defies doubters and flies to Salt Lake City in a large air liner. She enjoys the journey and says she would do it again despite initial safety concerns from her daughter.
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Boise, Idaho
Lizette Dibble
Wooster Family Victims in Parma Heights Car Crash
Three Wooster residents bound for Cleveland on a Christmas shopping trip were killed when their sedan skidded on ice and hit a truck on Pearl road in Parma Heights. Victims include Charles Zarlengo 26 Babe Zarlengo famed Wooster High School athlete, Mrs Henry J Zarlengo 45, and Serafino Zarlengo 70.
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Cleveland, O
Wooster
Cleveland
Pearl Road
Parma Heights Village
Charles ¥. Zarlengo
Babe” Zarlengo
Wooster High School
Henry J Zarlengo
Zarlengo
Serafino Zarlengo
Christmas Concert At Elyria High Sunday Afternoon
More than 100 Elyria High School students perform in the annual Christmas concert at the school auditorium directed by J. Martin Beck. The 55 voice acapella chorus and 50 voice girls glee club share solo and group numbers including classical carols and selections by Grieg Praetorius and Handel. The program features solos by Irene Hollis and Robert Wilcox with Frances Bennett as speaker. The concert begins at 2 30 p m and is open to the public.
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Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Girls’ Glee Club
Grieg
Jeanette Sheppard
Robert Wilcox
Handel
Frances Bennett
Nanini
Sistine Chapel
Praetorius
Gruber
DuPont Urges Preparedness Before War
Irenee Du Pont told the Senate munitions committee that the only way to prevent war is to prepare for war in time of peace. He warned that failing to do so would lead to a “hell of a time.”
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Washington
Irenee du Pont
Delware
Senate
Engineer Drowns at Ashtabula Roundhouse
Donald L. Palmer an engineer for the New York Central railroad fell into a water filled pit at the Ashtabula railroad roundhouse and was drowned last night in the accident report dated December 20.
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Ashtabula, O
Donald L. Palmer
New York Central Railroad
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Dobson
Foremen’s Club
Big Business
Panama Canal
Army
Navy
Nelson Rounsevelt
Panama American
Rounsevelt
George H. Dern
Secretary of the Navy
Claude A. Swanson
Dern
Lases
Bulletin
DuPont
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