City Council Approves Funds and Nearby Franchises
City council last night appropriated 10000 to various funds certified available by County Auditor C S Kelser, with 4670 for police salaries and equipment. They seek 67000 tax distribution advance and pass a third reading to create a police and fire equipment fund. Gas franchise with Ola Fuel Gas expires December 7 and discussion moves to the gas committee. Street repairs proposed on Third street and gambling machine ordinances gain time for review. A vandal danger report claims a Clark Street building is dangerous, and a night committee considers midnight closing for clubs. Bad 17th street road conditions noted in lobby report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Kelser
ALC
Schilleman Council
Solons
N. Black
Ola Fuel Gas
Black
Jaceph Q. Petra
Elmer Nelson
Third Street
Cornellmant Leonard Fowls
James Scott
Clark Street
Amexor Asaph Jones
Scott
17Th Street
Indictments Against Medical Societies
A federal grand jury indicted the American Medical Association and three medical societies along with two individuals for anti trust violations. Named defendants include Morris Fishbein of Chicago and leaders of the Medical Society of the District of Columbia, Harris County Medical Society of Texas, and the Washington Academy of Surgery. Also charged were William Dick Cutter Rosco Genung Leland Olin West and William Creighton Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Medical Association
Pr. Morris Fishbein
Chicago
AMA
Medical Society of the District of Columbia
Harris County Medical Society of Texas
Washington Academy of Surgery
William Dick Cutter
Rosco Genung
Leland Olin West
Wiliam Creighton Woodward
Weather headline for Ohio shows cloudy with mixed precipitation
The Ohio forecast notes cloudy skies with light rain or snow in the east tonight and in the extreme south Wednesday. Slightly warmer in the southeast tonight, colder in the west and north on Wednesday. High pressure dominates the South Atlantic and Northern Plains, with disturbances across the West and Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
South Atlantic States
Plains States
Lake Superior
Texas
California
Alberta
New England
Pacific Coast
United States
Atlantic States
Lake Region
Canadian Prairies
Girl Thought Lost In Equador Jungles Is Safe
Miss Bernice M. Goetz, 2y year old explorer, believed lost in Ecuador jungles, has sent word by letter and cablegram that she is safe and en route home. She was deserted by porters, delays from a crashed plane, and missed the New York-bound boat. her mother says she survived a grim ordeal and was aided by another expedition across to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bernice M. Goetz
Ecuador
Panama
Goetz
New York
Tyo
Abs. Henrys G. Goetz
Boost Cost Of Fire Protection In Carlisle Two
Carlisle township council raised the flat rate fire protection to 730 a year from 480 citing 40000 worth of new equipment. Critics feared liabilities on Carlisle runs and questioned cross subsidies for Elyria residents. The ordinance passed as an emergency despite objections and may prompt AG opinion or legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisled
Carlisle
Elmer Nelson
Seward N. Black
Nelson
Black
Elyria
Leonard Fowls
Call for Open Minded Thinking From Educators
Dr. C. L. Anspach president of Ashland College urged Lorain County educators to avoid ingrained pattern thinking at a monthly Elks Club meeting. He argued for open minds and illustrated how fixed patterns impede change, leading to resistance. A round table on school issues followed with all superintendents and principals present. The next gathering on January 31 at Vincent School will feature Dr. C. D. Burtt of Oberlin College speaking on Student Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Anspach
Ashland College
Lorain County
Elks’ Club
Dr. Anspach
Vincent School
C. D. Burtt
Oberlin College
Agitation Grows Over Strong British Policy In Cabinet Stir
London reports a cabinet revolt threat centered on rearmament clashes. Junior ministers push for resignations of Hore Belisha Inskip Runciman and Winterton, aiming to force Chamberlain to back a stronger air force and navy ahead of Mussolini visit. Other leaders named include Hudson, Dufferin and Ava, Strathcona, Royal, Crookshank, and Weversham. Predictions of a cabinet reshuffle in the new year circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Neville Chamberlain
Leslie Horebelisha
Thomas Inskip
Wiscount Runciman
Earl Winterton
A. W. M. Hudson
Transport Ministry
Marquess of Dufferin and Ava
Colonial Office
Lord Strathconan
Mr. Royal
War Office
H. F. C. Crookshank
Board of Trade
Earl of Weversham
Ministry of Agriculture
Horebelisha
Benito Mussolini
Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Grall seeks new trial in bribery case
Former Sheriff William Grall and co defendant Maxine Barbour were indicted on bribery charges. Grall's attorney Henry G. King filed a 14 point motion for new trial alleging absence of Barbour testimony and errors in court rulings and jury charge. Trial judge Huston had indicated the motion would be overruled. Grall began an indeterminate sentence of one to ten years for taking bribes related to operating an immoral house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grall
Henry G. King
Maxine Barbour
Gral
Charles H. Huston
Mansfield
Grall
Miss Barbour
Penny Morgan
Senator Clark Opposes US Rearmament Plan
Senator Clark of Missouri denounced the expansive rearmament drive saying current naval strength can defend the Western Hemisphere. Speaking on radio he warned that higher armaments could pull the nation into war and urged adherence to neutrality and non entangling alliances before expanding arms programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. Clark
Senate
United States
Clark
Blaze Destroys Maryland Cottage at Orphans Home
TIFFIN Ohio December 20 A fire at the National Orphans Home of the Junior Order United American Mechanics destroyed the Maryland cottage. Two firemen were injured and the 60 boys inside were at school when the attic blaze started. Cause blamed on wiring short circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Maryland
National Orphans
Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Fred Phillips
Carl Oswald
Frank Steur
Edward Miller
George Smith
Fire Department
National Orphanage
Directors Of Drug Firm To Be Questioned By State and Feds
New York December reports state nine of the 17 directors of McKesson and Robbins are summoned to a public hearing as investigators probe how the Musica brothers gained control and defrauded stockholders of about 18 million dollars over a decade. Federal grand juries pursue bootlegging gun running and tax evasion links while indictments against surviving brothers add up to millions in alleged theft and fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Fraud Bureau
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Musica Brothers
Musica
Philip Musica
Maria
Louise Musica
Federal Grand Jury
Chase National Bank
Maria Girard
Maria Musica
Federal Reserve Bank
Brian McMahon
United States
Congress
Brooklyn
F. Donald Coster
Who's Who
Italy
Thomas E. Dewey
McKesson and Robbins
Coster-Musica
W. W. Smith and Company
Arthur Musica
George Vernard
Dewey
Frederick Wingersky
Boston
State Attorney General
New York City
McKesson-Robbins
Asst
Ambrose McCall
Irene Greenberg
Joseph Ruggiere
Montreal
Canada
Brownstein
Wingersky
Acme Telephoto
Elyria Plans Note Issue for Relief Funds on City Charge
Elyria city council will meet December 28 to authorize notes to finance direct relief, later repaid by county commissioners on January 1. Mayor Petro sad expresses belief funds will cover the year unless relief needs rise, while county control debates loom as state lawmakers consider county obligation for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petro
William Klebold
Council
Harvey Cheney
Ohio League of Municipalities
Ernest E. Holmes
Holmes
Mrs Gilman to Head City Relief Program Starting January 1
Marie S Gilman of Associated Charities will supervise relief when city takes over January 1. Relief center will be at her office in the Masonic Temple. Officials say one full time worker and possibly a part time worker needed for 154 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie S. Gilman
Associated Charities
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petro
Hundreds Die As Europe's Cold Wave Ravages Continent
London reports a severe cold spell across Europe causing suffering for millions and hundreds of deaths. Temperatures drop to 40 degrees below zero, with snow storms, frozen hoses hindering fires, ships icebound, and wolves scavenging near Carpathian villages. Britain records twenty five deaths. Poland reports seventy frozen, and Jewish refugees count ten dead on the Polish German frontier. Romania and Hungary report isolated fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
British Isles
Carpathian Mountains
Great Britain
Lodz
Poland
Ruminia
Hungary
Rabbi Describes German Anti Jewish Campaign To Elyria Club
Rabbi Loth ar Lubasch of Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham spoke to Elyria Exchange Club members about anti Jewish actions in Germany. He recounted his synagogue and cemetery desecration, his arrest and public march, and argued the campaign stemmed from a hostile philosophy conflicting with democracy. He contrasted German prejudice with Goering's stirring speech and noted propaganda, limited German participation, and restrictions on Jewish professionals and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Elyria Exchange Club
Lothar Lubasch
Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham
Lubaseh
United States
Japan
Lubasch
Goering
Bricker To Be Inaugurated January Ninth
Governor elect John W. Bricker will be inaugurated as Ohio's 54th governor at 2 p.m. January 9 with Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt administering the oath. Bricker will deliver the inaugural address followed by a public reception in the state house rotunda. The ceremony begins at 12:30 with Bricker taking office after fellow officials also take oaths. Proceedings will be broadcast and a nine a.m. reception for distinguished guests will be held at a downtown hotel. The arrangements committee includes Robert H. Wolfe Ed D Schorr and Donald C. Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Carl V. Weygandt
State Supreme Court
Bricker
Statehouse
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland
Don H. Ebright
Akron
Earl Griffith
Gilead
Paul M. Herbert
Elderly Man’s Body Found In Well On Farm
Wilmington dispatch reports a 60 year old man with a skull fracture found in a well on an unoccupied Sabina area farm. George Douglas owned the farm. Douglas and two prospective tenants discovered the body. State officials from the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation aided Clinton County authorities in identifying the victim and investigating a suspected murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
C.E
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Clinton County
Sabina
E. J. Yantis
Fred P. Dengler
London
J. E. Hodson
G. L. Schilling
George Douglas
Douglas
Two Arrested In Traffic Check Up
Deputies Chalmer Davidson Joseph Gusik Michael Bulzomi John Hudak and Albert Stebbins checked traffic on Route 20 between here and Oberlin from 7 to 8 30 p m stopping several hundred cars. Arrest summons were issued to Robert T Adams of LaGrange and Joseph C Peni of Cleveland charged with driving without a tail light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
Chalmer Davidson
Joseph Gusik
Michael Bulzomi
John Hudak
Albert Stebbins
Here
Oberlin
Robert T. Adams
LaGrange
Joseph C. Peni
Cleveland
Craft Crashes Near destination at Boerne Texas
Four servicemen died last night when a Coast Guard plane exploded and crashed near Boerne. Pilot Lieut Lyons, Ensign Teague, Rupert H. Germaine, and George C. Latham perished. Lyons and Germaine were from El Paso. the aircraft originated from the El Paso Coast Guard base en route to Kelly Field near San Antonio. Investigators could not immediately determine the cause. Residents reported a plane explosion as it passed overhead, with the impact in a pasture at the town’s edge. A parachute was attached to Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boerne
Tex
United States Armed Services
Coast Guard
el Paso Coast Guard
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Justice of the Peace
H. L. Davis
Lyons
Opposition To Continuation Of Spending Program
Two Democratic senators Adams of Colorado and Harrison of Mississippi urged curbs on recurring deficits. Adams backed taxing or cutting federal outlays and called for slowing expenditures to close the revenue gap after the $3.25 billion spending bill. Harrison, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, warned against continuing deficits and favored policies that spur private employment over ongoing relief programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.E
Adams
Colo
Harrison
Miss
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Detroit
Two Injured In Traffic Accidents
Two people were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital last night for injuries from traffic crashes. Agnes Henke, 61, of 509 Fremont Street, suffered multiple lacerations and possible broken ribs when a car she rode in tipped over at North Ridge and Case roads at 7 p m. She was taken to the hospital by Edward Thiesen and Thomas Wolfe. Floyd Zacharias, 33, of Gratton, was treated for minor injuries after a car driven by her husband collided with a car driven by J A Schoenherr at Middle Avenue and Third Street at 6 15 p m. Cars driven by C H McLaughlin and E M Shultz at 402 Oxford Avenue were damaged in a Broad Street collision yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Agnes Henke
Fremont Street
North Ridge
Case Roads
Case Road
Edward Thiesen
Thomas Wolfe
Sheriff Department
Floyd Zacharias
Gratton
J. A. Schoenherr
Middle Avenue
Third Street
C. H. McLaughlin
E. M. Shultz
Oxford Avenue
Broad Street
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Bernice Goetz
Mrs. Gilman
Rabbi
Bulletin
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