Arrested on liquor transporting charge in Findlay
Car owner Young of Findlay Ohio was arrested by Motorcycle Patrolman C L Miller on a charge of transporting liquor. Five gallons of alleged liquor were found in his car on West Bridge Street. Young admitted he was transporting liquor from Cleveland to Findlay saying there isn’t any good liquor there. He is to be arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster.
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Young
Cleveland
Findlay
W. H. van Oster
Vote Confidence In Boncour Cabinet
PARIS December 27 The Chamber of Deputies backed Premier Joseph Paul Boncour by a 400 to 190 vote on a financial issue. The house rejected Louis Marin's motion to cut the governments proposed bond issue from 5 billion francs to 2 billion.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Joseph Paul Boncour
Chamber
Louis Marin
Man Identified as Fatal Hold Up Suspect in Dayton
Virgil Dackin alias Jack Wallace, 28, of Grand Rapids Ohio, named by three witnesses as the man who left the Douglas shoe store after shots were fired. Store manager Alfred Dare, 53, died. Dackin pleads not guilty to murder and is held for the grand jury. Witness Grace Tichner described the scene and a blue overcoat linked to the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Virgil Dackin
Jack Wallace
Grand Rapids
Wood County
Douglas Shoe
Alfred W. Dare
Dackin
S. E. Yendes
Grace Tichner
Nebraska Congressman Seeks Public Rfc Loans Report
Rep Howard of Nebraska introduced a sweeping House resolution demanding Reconstruction Finance Corporation disclose all its loans from February through June 1932 before the public reporting rule. The five month period allegedly saw about 38.06 billion in advances, including bank and railroad dealings, to be released to the clerk and then opened for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nec
Rep
Howard
Nebraska
House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Chinese Envoy Named Ambassador to Moscow
Dr W W Yen Chinese minister to Washington and League delegate named ambassador to Moscow. The appointment follows the resumption of diplomatic relations announced by Yen and Soviet foreign minister Litvinoff at Geneva on December 12. Russia had broken ties in July 1929 after China expelled Russian officials and took control of the jointly run Chinese Eastern railway.
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Nanking
W. W. Yen
Washington
China
League of Nations
Moscow
Russia
Dr. Yen
Maxim Litvinoff
Geneva
Chinese Eastern Railway
Underhill Santa Claus Stumbles in Christmas Eve Fall
Service director Fred Underhill tried to deliver Santa duties on Christmas Eve by hauling a heavy live Christmas tree up to his second floor. He lost footing near the top, turning Santa into Humpty Dumpty as he tumbled down with the tree. Wet dirt smeared him and the scene, details say.
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Fred Underhill
Santa Claus
Underhill
Warns Of Crisis Approaching Schools
Columbus December 27 A warning that Ohio schools face an impending financial crisis was issued before the representative assembly of the Ohio Education Association by John R Williams superintendent of Painesville Schools and association president.
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Columbus
Ohio
Representative Assembly
The
Ohio Education Association
John R. Williams
Painesville
Association
Death notices and obituaries from Wellington and nearby towns
Miss Irma Rugg died at her brother La Verde Rugg's home in Wellington after a long illness. Short services will be held there Wednesday at one and at Spencer Methodist Church at two. Mabel Wragg died at her South Amherst home after months of illness. Private funeral at one thirty with public service at St John's Church at two. Addie Chevalier died in Pittsfield after a week long illness. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. funeral at the late home Thursday evening.
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Irma Rugg
la Verde Rugg
Wellington
Spencer Methodist Church
Mabel Wragg
South Amherst
Church Street
George Wragg
Erwin Wragg
St. John’s Church
C. E. Schmidt
Evergreen Cemetery
Pittsfield
Addie Chevalier
New York State
Kipten
Ray
Nellie Davidson
Camden
Rey
Smith
Oberlin
Two youths injured in Lorain auto crash
Harold Robinson and George Hewitt sustained minor cuts and bruises when their car was side swiped between Elyria and Lorain. The vehicle was damaged but the occupants escaped serious harm.
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Flyria
Reserve decision in Ingull case pending in Appeals Court
Athens December 27 The Appeals Court completed the trial to decide if Samuel Ingull should be extradited to Chicago and reserved its decision. Elyria and Lorain County Schools attend the Ohio Teachers Association midwinter meeting in Columbus with delegates J D Severs and E Glenn Baxter from Elyria City Teachers' Club. county superintendent R T Vaughn also attends. Field artillery tactics to be discussed at Lorain County Officers Reserve Club meeting with Major E D Ferguson as speaker at the Armory. Rockefeller philanthropy tops 29.6 million of 64.6 million given by 102 foundations in 1941.
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Athens
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Columbus
Elyria City
Teachers’ Club
J. D. Severs
Elyria High School
E. Glenn Baxter
Washington
R. T. Vaughn
Rockefellers
New York
Rockefeller
Miss Rowe Weds Florida Man
Miss Prue H Rowe daughter of Mrs Lena Rowe wed Ronald York Stillman of Baytona Beach Florida on Christmas Eve at her Union Street home Oberlin The ceremony officiated by Rev J A Richards featured a small improvised altar with green white decor The couple will reside in Daytona Beach after a short wedding visit home The bride a Oberlin High School graduate later attended Rollins College Florida and is a Kappa Phi Gamma member The groom is a fraternity brother from North Canton and the pair plan to make their home in Florida.
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Oberlin
Prue H. Rowe
Lena Rowe
Ronald York Stillman
Baytona Beach
Fla
Union Street
J. A Richards
Helen Judson
Mendelssohn
Lee Rowe
Jevely
Ethel Rowe
Wilbur Jennines
North Canch
Cronin
Dattana Breach
Oberlin High School
Oberlin Sehens
Commerce
Stillemania
Rollins College
Winter Park
The
Kappa Phigma Fraternity
Charlot Scott
East College Street
Gerald Keller
Eileen
Hollywood Avenue
Lykens
Otto
Fales
Norwalk
C. V. Carper
Martin Apartments
Raphael Rogers
New York
Christy
Spring Street
Arthur Edwards
Walter Watson
Ashland
North Main Street
Order of Eastern Stars
Carl Spitler
Willard Court
Wogue
Amherst
Cart Sly
George Jackson
Mildred Shreffler
Cleveland
Charles Shreffler
McCoy
Edith
Lakewood
John Wood
Roger Ingraham
C. R. Summers
Harold Edwards
E. C. Brown
Woodland Avenue
Amy Briggs
Cherry Jeanette
E., H. Boughton
Lowell Squire
North Fairfield
Beougher
J. H. Brown
Elyta
Brown
Jack Wood
C. A. Brather
Mack Leoper
Elyria
Adam Moehl
Marvin Mosher
Hendee
Lodi
Large Opossum Is Caught In Coal Yard
A large opossum wandered into the Mur dach Coal and Supply yard and was captured by Ralph Murbach who placed it in a cage. He admitted underestimating the risk after seeing the animal's sharp teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdach Coal and Supply Company
Ralph Murbach
Murbach
Big captive animal eyed for downtown display
The animal had a chance to bite a captor's finger but is now caged. Loo, Murbach reports the creature is large and awaiting a brief downtown display window opportunity, as officials plan a short local exhibit.
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Murbach
Student killed in traffic mishap near London Ohio
In London Ohio Ruth Young a 16 year old London High School student died after her father's automobile collided with a truck parked along the London Jeffer son pike last Tuesday. Det 27 reports injuries to others and a fatal crash inquiry follows.
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Columbus, O
London-Jefferson Pike
Ruth Young
London High School
Toledo Robbers Escape With 164 Dollars After Assault
Two bandits beat confectioner Ally A. Rahal in Toledo Ohio and bound him with clothing fibers before escaping with 164 dollars and 39 cents. Rahal attempted to conceal his money, and the assailants threatened to kill him during the robbery report dated December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
A. Rahal
Ropa
Mountain Peak Landslide Threatens River and Rail Line
A massive landslide continues to move from a La Plata Range peak into Animas Valley near Durango. Thousands of tons of rock and soil have slid onto the valley floor, threatening a river dam and the main line of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad. The cause remains unexplained and residents recall a deep explosion and a crack opening at the summit.
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Durango
Cole
Dee
Animas Valley
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
la Plata Range
Brookside high school awards tokens after program
The Brookside high school manual training class received a token of remembrance from the American Legion after Thursday evening’s program. The large audience saw a schoolwide Nama day chorus, student speeches, music by John and Manuel Sharick and Thelma Conrad, and a Christmas pageant titled The Kidnaping of Santa Claus staged by about 175 pupils. Santa, Rev. Senger, and pupils exchanged gifts and a related address was given to parents and friends.
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Sheffield
Brookside High School
American Legion
St. Theresa's School
Rev
A. Senger
Namaday Chorus
Mise Ruth Kkriebel
John Sharick
Manuel Sharick
Thelma Conrad
Alice Jungbrood
Eleanore Kriebel
Alvera Dechart
Clayton Schneider
LeRoy Gillis
Kittie Farry
Anthony Gills
Viola Gubens
Allee Junebluth
Ruth Kriebel
Geraldine Conrad
Helen Huber
Howard Gillis
Santa Claus
Senger
Rev Senger
Brookside School
Mildred Stauder
Ethel Hart
Goblins Cave
Velma Webber
June Berrington
Mary Louise Kishman
Betty Wilson
Agnes Scasny
Mary Holanna Cowley
Doris Anthony
Robert Shoop
Howard Christ
Radiolas Castle
Grouch
Donald Gang
Hem
Charles Pulien
Han
Bernard Wood
Scowl
James Scarborough
Howl
Kenneth
Hardes
Growl
Jack Bauer
Joseph Cowley
Snap
Dickey Day
Grumble
Robert Patch
Robert Schomitis
Thomas Caley
Vernon Yingling
Chas. Sapienza
Ouis Kuhn
Charles Wilford
Peter Vasiloff
Mary Miller
Esther Rue
Socrates
Robert Cissne
Radin
Louis
Farm bounty plans proposed in congress and states
Washington plan and state efforts push farm bounty ideas as tax relief and mortgage moratoriums gain traction. Iowa movement seeks tax cuts on land pulled from cultivation while Congress weighs direct bounties for reduced yields within the domestic allotment framework.
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Iowa
Congress
Obscure List of Names Ends With Christmas Program Note
A garbled OCR lists numerous individuals including Patek Santa Frank Boneci Ra diola Donna Myers and many others. It ends with a sentence noting Mrs Farle Jonnon suffers an ear issue and Jins Alta Myers attended a Brookside school Christmas program with her brother and sister-in-law.
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Trees
Marian (Ook
Johm Mikitha
Leona Hiummurer
John Emerick
Howard Christ
Guts
James Pateh
George Hillyn
Mathew Moldevan
Bobby Dag
Lawrence Russureaths
Leonard Sapienza
Nick Raddick
Eliv Fngleman
Laura Devin
Deraths Coder
Robin Pando
William Latrang
Lee Townsend
Holly and Mistletoe
Ann
Vines Alessi
Carl Pando
Sterhine Wood
Robert Osborne
Farle Jonnon
Jins Alta Myers
Dik Myers
Brookside School
Court Suit Seeks 1000 For Auto Collision Injuries
In And About The Court House Tennie Belz 18 filed suit against L T Heider for 1000 for injuries alleged after the defendant's car, carrying the plaintiff, collided with another car on Cleveland Street and Pasadena Avenue on Oct 30 1932. JT J Fulton in charge of Administration of Amherst Savings and Banking Company filed suit against Frank Gombos for 2324 alleged due on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a mortgage is asked.
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Tennie Belz
L. T. Heider
Cleveland Street
Pasadena Avenue
JT. J. Fulton
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Frank Gombos
Report of $8 stolen at party
Mrs. George Boty of 238 Pasadena Avenue reported to police that eight dollars was taken from her pocketbook during a Sunday night party.
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George Boty
Pasadena Avenue
Markets and Livestock Prices From Local Market Report
The market shows steady trends across sections with receipts heavy on poultry and potatos. Livestock bids hold at modest levels with hogs and sheep steady to higher, lambs trading stronger while cattle show limited demand and mixed prices across grades.
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Wateus
Leshearn Brollers
New York
Osio
Pennsylvania
Teveland
Lo le Towers
Real Estate Transfers Across Elyria Township Areas
Midland Bank transfers to Margaret E Lott for parcel 168 in Belmar Beach Avon Lake. Harry A Williams deeds two acres in Amherst Township to Earl Leimbach. Reuben Hayes Kelley transfers 35 acres on Baumhardt Road to Richard Sanders. Henrietta Township Lewis F Kroehle to Albert and Charles Kroehle quitclaim 69 acres at Murray Ridge South Ridge Roads Elyria Township 18 acres on South Ridge Road Elyria Township and 96 acres in Elyria Township. Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company for Helen Waite 44 acres on Island Road Judgeville Township.
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Midland Bank
Margaret E. Lott
Belmar Beach
Avon Lake
Harry A. Williams
Earl Leimbach
Amherst Township
Reuben Hayes Kelley
Richard Sanders
Baumhardt Road
Henrietta Township
Lewis F. Kroehle
Albert
Charles Kroehle
Murray Ridge
South Ridge Roads
Elyria
South Ridge Road
Elyria Township
Savings Deposit Bank
Animals Dodge Heat In Zoo In Detroit冬季动物避寒
Zoo animals cope with winter activity in Detroit as heated stalls help zebra rhino and giraffe while other species like flamingo ostrich and Egyptian geese endure chill and snow. Staff monitor polar bear and native species as cold weather arrives.
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Detroit
Oldest Kern County Resident Dies at 114
Bakersfield mourns Gemea Bowen, Kern County's oldest resident, reported by family to be at least 114 years old. Bowen, born in Welso valleys, never left the district, and relatives note his long life and aging years.
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Bakersfield
Cal Wey
Kern County
Gemea
Idm Bowen
Ney
Bowen
Welso Valles
Christmas tragedies claim lives across the nation
A report recounts numerous Christmas fatalities including a woman killing her husband during a threat with a poker, ten deaths in Christmas fires not due to candles, a Corpus Christi blaze caused by a dog knocking over kerosene, another home fire in New Rochelle, six drownings, and four drownings when a car plunged into a river en route to a party.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
White
New Rochelle
N. Y
Elyria fund aids movement with canned goods and gifts
Many stores were not approached as the committee secured the needed supplies in the first days. The Elyria Canning Company donated several cases, and the movement received ten dressed chickens and one bushel of apples. Contributions came from hundreds of Elyrans who sent funds to the committee or dropped money in white boxes as they shopped.
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Aed
Elyria Canning Company
S. C. Schorndorfer
Gulf Road
Community celebration fades as relief aid grows
In Toledo and nearby, morale slowly returns while herders seek assistance for ongoing distress. Families of wage earners killed in the mine await aid as a $50,000 crust fund is established to support survivors. Peter Gart was found dead in Riverside Park with a note mentioning beds for colleges in Cincinnati.
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Toledo
Peter Gardt
Riverside Park
Cincinnati
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Boncour
Bulletin
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Humpty Qumpty
Edn
Taylor
Edna Taylor
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Miss Rowe
Florida
Sara L. Wilson
Scout National
Wilson
Oberlin Girl Scout Council
Briffs
Mary Elizabeth Tenney
Alma University
Alma
Michigan
Laurel
Senats
Willam Perry
Scott Widdowson
Pleasant Street
Walter Wood
Philadelphia
Dudley Wood
Miss MacDonald
Cap D'Antibes
France
Robert Ritchie
Jeannette MacDonald
Ritchie
Maurice Chevalier
Riviera
Chevalier
Finley van Orsdall
Division of
Ohio Department of Health
Broad St
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co. Co
Bazley’s Market
Howe Ib
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