Lorain County Safety Campaign Shows Employment Rise
A November report from the Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign notes increased employment and hours worked compared with last year. Among 215 firms, 10,357 employees logged 1,522,286 hours. 207 firms with 5,225 workers had no accidents, while eight firms with 5,132 workers recorded 14 accidents. The accident rate fell from October, 9.35 to 7.61 per million hours, with more hours per accident.
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Lorain County
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Coloivst
H. M. Schnerer
Schnerer
Man Arrested Here Had Long Record
Patrick Lavery was arrested December 11 by Detective Lloyd Sweet for stealing trousers from Bell Company. He had 21 prior arrests across seven states since 1921, with 12 aliases including Kelly and O’Hara, in New York New Jersey Minnesota Oregon California and Oklahoma.
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Division of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Patrick Lavery
Lloyd Sweet
Lavery
Bell Company
Sweet
Washington, D. C
Eastview
New York
Kally
O’brien
Lanahan
MoCarthy
Stephen
O'Hara
Ohio
New Jersey
Minnesota
Oregon
California
Oklahoma
Mayor fines drunk resident at West Street address
Tony Falevitz of 143 West Street was fined £5 and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster. The arrest followed a landlady’s complaint of drunken disturbance. He was remanded to jail for nonpayment of the fine.
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Tony Falevitz
West Street
W. H. van Oster
Falevitz
Puck Boasts Quick Girdle Around Earth in Forty Minutes
In an old note the character Puck declares he will circle the earth in forty minutes, a line contrasted with slower wireless progress, signaling a playful take on speed and connection in a midsummer scene.
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Puck
Justice Petro Embraces Christmas Spirit in Court
Justice Joseph Petro waived $8.75 in court costs to avoid depriving children of a Christmas. Harry Standen of Ridgeville faced a school attendance charge for failing to send his 14 year old Milo to class. The judge fined the man the minimum $5 plus costs and granted 30 days to pay, later extending to 59 days to ensure a merry Christmas for his children.
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Joseph Petro
Harry Standen
Ridgeville
Milo
Standen
E. G. Alexander
Justice Petro
Furus
Turkey Killed By Dog In Lorain During Christmas
Harry Laborie of 248 West 37th Street Lorain reported to Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nau that a neighbor’s dog killed his turkey. The neighbor has no money to replace it, and authorities advised consulting Dog Warden Lee Minkler for help.
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Harry Laborie
West 37Th Street
Lorain
Laborie
Gerald Nau
Nau
Lee Minkler
Jobless Youth Of World Worries League Of Nations
The ILO warns prolonged youth unemployment harms moral fabric and social faiths. Spring session will study remedies as surveys show millions of young people jobless across Germany Britain Italy Norway Sweden and other nations. Substantial shares under 25 years old drive the global economic crisis.
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Geneva
International Labor Office
Labor Office
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Norway
Sweden
Texan Plans 700 Dollar Airplane from Fort Worth Plant
F O G Swede Rhenstrom head of Rhenstrom Aircraft announces a Fort Worth factory to produce a $700 or less two place all metal monoplane with cabin and eight cylinder engine. The plane aims for 126 mph top speed and low stall speed following Commerce Dept lines. Rhenstrom, WWI veteran, brings extensive aviation and management experience.
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Fort Worth
F. OG
Rhenstrom
Rhenstrom Aircraft, Inc
Rhenstream
Department of Commerc
Texas Air Transport, Inc
Southern Air Transport, Inc
Aviation Corporation
New York
Ryan Aircraft Corporation
Spirit of
Diffusive mood of joy and youth in peaceful health
The passage notes a rising, diffusive joy in healthy youth that could transform ordinary things into sources of happiness. It questions how to prevent war from eroding such sentiment and preserve hopeful, providential treaties amid nations building ships beyond current limits.
Revival Meetings At Hungarian Baptist Church Draw Crowds
The Hungarian Baptist Church at 306 West River Street hosted revival meetings with speakers and singers from Cevelane and Wadsworth churches. Rev. James of Orlin and Rev. Mesurerge of Lievveld delivered messages while guests from the Hungarian Reformed Church attended. A supper was served, and Saturday and Sunday services were well attended.
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Hungaran Baptist Church
West River Street
Cevelane
Wadsworth
James
Orlin
Death of Irving Van Wagnen Veteran of Civil War
Irving Van Wagnen of North Eaton dies December 19 in Millineco Michigan at nearly ninety. He served in the Civil War and is survived by seven children and twenty five grandchildren. A brother, Rank Van Wagnen of Sixteenth street, is noted. He had visited the locality twice yearly until recently.
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Irving van Wagnen
North Eaton
Millineco
Michigan
Rank van Wagnen
Sixteenth Street
van Wagnen
Funeral services for Thomas Reese Sr Saturday at 2
Funeral services for the late Thomas Reese Sr will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 from Taylor's Funeral Home with Dr R E Neighbour officiating. Burial will follow in Brookdale Cemetery.
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Thomas Reese, Sr
Taylor
R. E. Neighbour
Brookdale Cemetery
Amherststone mason Lester Hurlburt dies at 63
Lester Hurlburt 63 of 133 Jefferson Street Amherst died at March 21 after a two week illness. He was born May 11 1870 in Vermilion and lived in Amherst 59 years. Survived by sisters Cora Babcock Alice and others and brother Frank. Funeral at home 2 p.m. Saturday Rev R C Jenson officiating Maple Grove Cemetery Avtel.
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Amherst
Lester Hurlburt
Jefferson Street
Vermilion
Cora Hurlburt
Cleveland
Charles Babcock
Bartel
N.Y
Alice Hurlburt
Frank Hurlburt
Roy Hurlburt
Donald Hurlburt
R. C. Jenson
M. E. Church
Maple Grove
Avtel
Court House Captures Elyria Inmate Along With Fining
William Thomas of Elyria was paroled from the county jail by county commissioners with consent of officials after agreeing to pay a $100 liquor fine in installments. A divorce was granted today for Tsaar Ainsworth from Ruby on grounds of cross neglect of duty by Judge W. B. Thompson. The county auditor reported a distribution of $839 to various districts for clothing purchases for CWA workers. Elyria’s share totals $65. Lorain Will rerergn £ 589. The purchases cover November 16 to November 30.
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William Thomas
Elyria
Onrty
Tsaar Ainsworth
Ruby
W. B. Thompson
CWA
Lorain
Noves
CCC Tackles Last Frontier Of Uncle Sam
California CCC crews in Death Valley work under harsh sun to build a winter playground near the nation’s highest point. Lt Col Arnold leads from Camp Davin as he calls the site a final frontier with roads, wells, and water lines planned amid red mountains and winds.
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Death Valley
Cal
Dee
Mr. Whitney
United States
Hailins Frem
Ace Deshere
Cot
Roeze
Red Mountains
Hawada
Pune
Missionary Society Christmas Tea at Oberlin
The Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist church held a Christmas tea at Mrs. TL Porter’s East College Street home. Mrs. Ernest Yocom led a program with carols a worship service and a paper by Mrs. L H Trufant on Southern Mountain schools and missionary work among white children in the South.
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Oberlin, O
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodst Church
TL. Porter
East College Street
Ernest Yocom
Carsten
L. H. Trufant
Trufant
Porter
Siack
Wangerien
Hardesty
J. M. Albright
Cincinnati
DeForest Pratt
Henry Hunt
North Park Street
Sherborgan
Wis
Mila Keydotch
Cleveland
C. J. Wright
Woodland Avenue
J. A. McGranh
Manes
Pittsburth
Leo Kimmel
Henrietta
New Rome
Merry Wises
FE. W. Spauld
Claude L. Urman
Carrie Brown
Los Angeles
Cal.f
Lyman
Charles Brown
Texas
California
Emily Worcester
Oak Harbor
Somorrow
P. G. Worcester
Oberlin CWA Work Reported At Village Meeting
Regular Oberlin village council session notes progress on CWA projects including widening and clearing Plum Creek, tree trimming, water extension on South Main and East Hamilton, and a storm sewer on Grafton Street. Brief item mentions T H Kroll of Tulsa arriving Sunday.
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Sears
CWA
South Main
East Hamilton Streets
Grafton Street
Morale Guidance for Death Valley Camp Officers and Reserve
National Park officials assign responsibility for morale to Army Reserve Officers and Marine Corps officers and two enlisted men overseeing camp affairs. Their mission is to secure work for the men and ensure they are housed comfortably fed and provided with entertainment.
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Death Valley Camp
Army Reserve
Marine Corps
National Park
Inhabited Isles Report From Early Discoveries
The text notes that Cuba Haiti and Porto ht appeared inhabited by a gentle and timid race of frians at the time of discovery. It presents a historical aside about early peoples perceived by explorers.
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Cuba
Haiti
Porto
PET SQUIRREL FATS IN CREAM NEAR WHITMAN MASS
A pet squirrel named Tim, owned by Le and FE Williams, enjoys ice cream in Whitman Massachusetts. The creature sometimes eats from a spoon but often claws at the cream, shifting paws as the cold affects its grip.
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CREAM
Whitman
Mass
Tim
le and
Wiliams
Germany borrows to wage anger at world after war
The remark suggests Germany, freed from postwar constraints, has the means to express anger at international powers. The statement frames the country as emboldened by its resources to challenge the global order in the aftermath of conflict.
Plans 42 000 Foot Climb in Paris Record Attempt
Gustave Le Moine aims for an ascent to 42 900 feet as part of a record bid. He recently improved his pane and seeks a new altitude goal after a prior 12 661 meter mark.
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Paris
Gustie Lemoine
Lemoine
United States
Europe wonder about next war says Liddell Hart
London reports Capt. Liddell Hart, a leading military historian, argues the next war will be muted and defensive. He says mass armies will be paralyzed quickly, with air power crippling at the source and land assaults unlikely to reach battlefields.
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London
Europe
Booh. Liddell Hart
Lee Guteet
Liddell Hart
Sivn
Markets in Cleveland and Chicago highlight mixed grain and livestock
Wheat and corn prices show slight movements with No 2 old wheat and No 2 yellow corn. Cattle and hog markets mixed as buyers stay cautious with steady to lower calves and sheep, while pork quotes edge higher on slow trade. Chicago receipts listed with graded standards and potato and poultry notes from government market reports.
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Neasvdes
Chicago
Ospechals
Antra
Lali
Leghorn
Dean Springs
Tax measure backed in Senate after House approval
The Goodwin Bill authorizing the tax commission to adjust taxes on banks under conservators or receivers for liquidation passed the Senate 25 to 0 after House approval and goes to the governor for signature. It had earlier passed the House and now returns for amendment approval.
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Goodwin
Tax Commission
Sunkep treasures worth 15 million lure Great Lakes divers
In Buffalo, New York, divers seek $15,000,000 in sunken cargo from the P4090 vessels presumed lost in the Great Lakes. The figure represents the value lost over the past century as ships went down on the lakes.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Great Lakes
Restoration materials gathered for Napoleon’s Longwood home
Fifty tons of material gathered in Havre, France, are set for shipment to St Helena. The cargo will travel to London and then proceed to the Jonesy island aboard a British vessel for use in restoring Napoleon Bonaparte’s residence at Longwood.
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Napoleon
Havre
France
St. Helena
London
Jonesy Island
Longwood
Traffic crashes drop 22.7 percent in 1951, report says
Harrisburg report by the Public Service Commission shows grade crossing accidents fell 22.7 percent last year. total accidents 356 with 70 deaths.
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Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Liddell Hart on Air Power and Mobilization
He contends that a nation's air force size offers advantage but stresses that technical efficiency outweighs sheer numbers. He warns centralized control of water, light, heat and power makes mobilization prone to disruption and easier paralysis of war effort.
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Liddell Hart
Cows Pay Youth’s College Bills at University Campus
Clyde Wilson, 21, of Green Forest Arkansas brings his two cows Butterfly and Ann to the University of Arkansas Fayetteville campus to fund his law education. He trades fresh milk to cover expenses and saves a little extra.
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Mohammed
Clyde Wilson
Green Forest
Ark
Butterfly
Ann
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Law College
Grain Prices Report From Minneapolis Market
Minneapolis market notes show mixed grain prices with No 1 red durum at 74 1 2, No 3 corn around 84 7? and No 3 white oats near 39 3/4. Flour shipments tallied at 17 934, bran valued at 13 096 per ton.
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Minneapolis
Soworthern
Toledo Grain Prices and Market Terms Summary
Toledo market report lists grain prices on track and in store for December. Wheat No 2 red and No 1 red quoted with small margin. Corn No 2 slow, various yellow and white kernels. Oats prices shown with grade differences. prices in transit billing indicate adjustments above track quotations. Seeds unchanged.
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Toledo
Grain Flour and Feed Prices and Local Market Totals
Quotations from the Cleveland Grain and Hlay Exchange cover corn wheat and oats per bushel, mill feeds and hay per ten, and flour per barrel. Prices span clover, alfa, corn, oats, wheat, hay, straw, meal, and cottonseed products with numerous grading notes and unit sizes. Local market items list beets carrots celery cucumbers lettuce squash tomatoes and other produce with basket sizes and prices.
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Cleveland Grainand Hlay Exchange
Iso
Farvers
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