Relief Load Diminishing Says Richberg
Cleveland December speech by Donald R. Richberg says federal relief load is about 2,000,000 cases below last year and diminishing slowly. He notes past civil works totals and argues against dole proposals, urging focus on full employment and noting risks of internal disension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Donald R. Richberg
Cleveland Civic Exposition
Richberg
Richber
Misia
Rete
Harry T Hook
Ribbers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
America
Ode to a Nightingale inspiration noted in 1519 birdsong
The text states that Joan Keats was inspired to write a famous poem by a nightingale whose continual song near her home in Spring 1519 induced a tranquil trance of pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Keats
Keats
County leaders visit Columbus on city projects
County commissioners traveled to Columbus to consult with state agencies before year end. They aim to secure final approval for a relief project school at the tuberculosis sanatorium costing about 20000 dollars and may seek highway department talks on widening Oberlin road to support a proposed brewery site at the old Cleveland Southwestern barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Welfare Department
State Highway Department
Oberlin Road
Wlevia
Cleveland
Robert Carey
Warnings On 1955 License Plates Bills Of Sale Required
Local deputy registrars warn auto owners to bring bills of sale when applying for 1955 license plates. Many applicants arrived without papers and were told to return with documents, then again for tags. No extension for 1934 tags. all vehicles on the road after midnight December 31 must wear 1935 plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau
Prisoners granted parole from Mansfield Reformatory
Two Lorain County inmates are among 74 statewide released by the Ohio parole board. Joe Romives, serving a manslaughter sentence, will be freed February 1, and James Blaine, serving a robbery sentence, will be freed April 1, per Columbus dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio Parole Board
Joe Romives
James Blaine
Columbus Dispatches
Milk Code Will Be Discussed In Columbus Meeting
H. H. Kimmel of Lorain secretary of the Lorain County milk board and several Lorain County producers and distributors will attend a January 3 meeting at the state house in Columbus to discuss the milk code sections that are viewed with disfavor by some attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Kimmel
Lorain
Wool Growers Plan Annual Meeting in Lorain County
Lorain County wool growers set an annual meeting for 1 30 P M January 15 in the Oberlin Savings Bank Building. L A Kauffman of the Ohio Wool Growers Association will discuss the current wool price situation. The Lorain County association will also meet to transact business elect officers and a delegate to the state association. R E Campbell is president and H G Portman secretary and state director. If civilization does not put an end to War war will put an end to civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Wool Growers’ Meeting
County Wool Growers’ Committee
Oberlin Savings Bank
L. A. Kauffman
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Lorain County Wool Growers’ Association
State Association
R. E. Campbell
H. G. Portman
Portman
Paroled Broker Back In Prison
Hartford broker Watkins, whose 1928 collapse cost investors hundreds of thousands, is jailed again over bakery bankruptcy complaints. Seven New London salesmen alleged $200 fraud each. parole board could extend sentence to 15 years. Watkins previously ran Puritan Baker. earlier fraud conviction included conspiracy to cheat and fraudulent tax return.
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Wethersfefifeld
Conn
Dee
Watkins
Pittsburgh
Hartford
Lorain
Eagles Initiate 18 New Members At Local Meeting
Eighteen new members were initiated into the Elyria Aerie Eagles at the Eagles Hall last night with visitors from neighboring aer ies. The initiations were conducted by the Elyria degree team due to Willard team absence. John A. Abel gave the principal address and Gerald C. Nau and Karl Kaiser plan to attend Columbus on January 6 to study 1935 plans. A big New Year Barnyard Night and a Gay Paree Nite Club party are scheduled for Eagles and families.
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Elyria Aeriea Eacles
Eagles Hall
Aeries i
Lerain
Amherst
Wellington
Robert
Aerie
Elyria Aerie
Willard
John A. Abel
Gerald C. Nau
Karl Kaiser
Columbus
Eagles
Estate of David D. Lewis Appraised at $99 738
Probate Court Bere today filed an inventory for the estate of the late David D. Lewis of Sheffield Lake showing total value 99738 with real estate 19119, securities 77500, and cash 5000. The will leaves the estate to widow Mary E. Lewis for life with four children to share later. A separate suit by Russell Minzer seeks 560 for injuries from a December 8 1933 automobile collision at West River road and road. Jennie S Reeder granted divorce from William Reeder on grounds of grossnes sed by Judge A RR W dher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David D. Lewis
Sheffield Lake
Lewis
Mary E. Lewis
Daniel
David, Jr
Edith Ellison
Marion Erman
Russell Minzer
Elyria
William Messmer
Lorain
West River
Foad Roads
Jennie S. Reeder
Willam Reeder
A. RR. W. Dher
Milk Bottle Return Appeal Urges Lorain Housewives
H. H. Kimmel of Lorain, store food and dairy inspector and secretary of the Lorain County milk board, appeals to Elsha and Lorain County housewives to return empty bottles. Thousands remain unreturned, harming the dairy industry as December milk consumption was high and bottle losses grew.
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Elsha
Lorain
H. H. Kimmel
Kimmel
Loran
Number Four Continued From Page One
Experts note a rise in fatalities with over 290000 deaths in the last decade. High speed new models and widespread use of old defective machines are cited as major contributing factors and triggers for the sharp increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Mrs Lindbergh to Testify at Trial in Flemington
Mrs Anne Morrow Lindbergh is set to testify as a voluntary and important witness at the trial in Flemington New Jersey near where the crime is prosecuted. The proceedings involve charges against the defendant and follow the early investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Flemington
F. Dew
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Club Entertained At Holiday Party in Oberlin
The Business and Professional Women were hosted at Mrs. Carmel Sage’s North Professor street home for a Christmas party. About twenty guests enjoyed carols, two vocal solos, readings, and a Santa gift exchange with playful stunts before gifts.
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Oberlin
Carmel Sage
Professor Street
Evergteen and Kolly
Ziae É Ae Ate Tee Oem Eo Eaeale
Erma Champney
Grace Morgan
High Quintet Will Meet Port Clinton
The Oberlin High School basketball team hosts Port Clinton this evening aiming for a second win. The locals beat Wellington 18 7 but fell to Amherst 33 22 last week.
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Oberlin High School
Port Clinton
Ts Local Five
Wellington
Amherst
Hunt Seeks Unused Christmas Seals Pre 1933
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association calls residents to send unused Christmas seals dated before 1933 or prior to 1955. Executive secretary L. B. Hindman says many buyers forget or misplace old seals, which could fund anti tuberculosis work. Seals should be mailed to the association, with inquiries directed to Hindman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Lorain
Association
Hindman
Elyria
Indman
Elyria Rotary to Host Father Son Daughter Lunch
Sons and daughters of Elyria Rotary Club members will join their fathers at the noon Monday meeting at the Elks Club. The annual father son daughter luncheon moves to Monday since Tuesday is New Year’s Day, altering the usual Rotary schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
Kansas farm income for 1904 tops 250 million
Federal Agricultural Statistician F K Reed reports Kansas farm cash income in 1904 at 250.19 million dollars, the highest since 1950. The gain outpaced last year but remains well below the 1928 peak. government payments on corn hogs and wheat programs boosted figures for 1954.
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Peka. Kan
Kansas
F. K. Reed
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Read
Reed
Ichthyic Oil Plant Moves to Bennett Texas for Expansion
Dr J Odd Hamilton announced that operations of one of the world’s two ichthyic oil extraction plants will be moved from Yeleta to Bennett Texas for enlarged commercial production. A second ichthyic oil deposit lies near Burnett with others in the Tyrol district of Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. M
Yeleta
Brenett
Texas
J. Odd Hamilton
Burnett
Tyrol
Austria
Witness Tells Of Aide In Hauptmann Trial
A state official told United Press that an ant witness described a government aide connection in the murder trial of Bruno Hauptmann. The remark emerged amid ongoing testimony and scrutiny of possible influence on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Bruno R. Hauptmann
United Press
Residents To Spend Winter In Florida And Visits Over Christmas
A series of Christmas visits and winter plans are noted in town. Mr and Mrs Arnold will move to St Petersburg Florida with daughter Patricia for the winter. Several relatives traveled to St Louis Cincinnati Cleveland Akron and Fostoria for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
St. Petersburg
Fla
85Th Avenue
Arnold
Herbert
East College Street
Hetler
St. Louis
J. VW. Albright
DeForest Pratt
Cincinnati
Paul
Geist
Gordon Dawley
Oberlin
Violence Flares In Coal Strike
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania violence erupted during the United Anthracite miners strike as a bus carrying workers to Buttonwood and Loomis mines was attacked. Windows shattered and passengers hit by glass. no serious injuries reported amid fights between United Mine Workers members and rival union pickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Barre
United Anthracite
Buttonwood
Loomis
United Mine Workers of America
Elyria Judge Thomson praised by colleagues at farewell toast
Judge Webber recalled teaching with Thompson's colleagues and lauded his integrity. He said every opinion followed the law and spoke of Elyria as central to his life. The gathering honored ex common pleas Judge H G Redington with a toast to his service.
Wheeling Site Claimed for Last Revolutionary Battle
Wheeling, West Virginia is asserted as the final clash location of the Revolutionary War by James B. McLaughlin, claiming correspondence between Fort Henry’s commander and the Pittsburgh western department. He bases this on evidence aligning Wheeling with a September 11 engagement, three weeks after Blue Licks.
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Wheeling
W. Va
James B. McLaughlin
Blue Licks
MecLaughlin
Fort Henry
Western Department
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Jones Family Welcomes New Member Through Name Change
In Uniontown a court case results in Arthur Giangiaciomo adopting the surname Jones. The move, requested to simplify his name, marks a new legal identity for the Jones family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Jones
Arthur Giangiaciomo
Arthur Jones
Treasury Post Appoints Special Counsel for Bankruptcy Reform
Thurman Hill of Wichita Kansas named to head a new department within the United States Treasury. The office will lead a new deal in bankruptcy laws, enabling adjustments of credit paralyzed businesses without changing management. It will investigate financing and protect creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Thurman Hill
Above
Wichita
Kas
Market Report Includes Mixed Prices for Produce and Poultry
Cleveland markets show firm butter with extras at 35 cents and standards at 334 y cents. Eggs steady with current receipts 26 thousand, poultry prices varied with fowls, springers, and ducks listed. potatoes priced by region from Maine 1.13 to 1.25 per 100 pound bag, Ohio at 0.90 to 0.95, Michigan 0.90.
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Cleveland
Springers
Springers Leghorn
Brotlers
Duckr
Maine
Ohio
Michigan
Bitter cold wave grips Midwest and Great Lakes
Sub-zero temperatures spread across the North Central states as snow falls with 10 below at Devils Lake and 6 below in Moorhead. City temps show Chicago 2S Detroit 24 Cleveland 29 Pittsburgh 39. Winnipeg hits 20 below while Minneapolis sits at 4 above as a fog disrupts Los Angeles shipping. A 79 mph gale lashes the Northwestern coast with heavy rains from San Francisco to Portland.
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North Central States
Devils Lake
N. D
Moorhead
Minn
Williston
N. C
Duluth
Superior
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Sault Ste. Marie
Cincinnati
Winnepeg
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Christmas program lights up Grafton M E Church
A capacity church hosted a splendid Christmas program with a long lineup of recitations songs and exercises led by Rev Haines and local students. The event ended with Santa Claus giving treats and a tree filled with gifts. Following, families gathered for Christmas dinners and celebrations in La Grange Penfield and Elyria areas.
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M. E
Rev. Haines
Sarah Jane Johnson
Nona Brown
Melba Schhwed
Flora Schwarer
Nila White
James Dilley
Devona Myers
John Zacharias
Billy Lilley
Donna Rae Carmel
Rosemary Chamberlain
Robert Bowman
Marjorie Maple
Helen Bradley
Santa
Christ of Bethlehem
Sunshine Girls
Santa Claus
Rev
Haines
The Struggle for Existence Shapes National Wars
The idea that competition for survival drives nations has led to conflict and wars between states, as societies contend over resources and power.
Names in Society Notices Include Bayman Frieda and Hudson Kin
A clipped list covers individuals linked to Columbus Cincinnati and surrounding towns. It names Mrs. Thomas Bayman aged 67 of Cincinnati Frank Frieda 47 of Danville C Arthur II Ayres Columbus Mrs W C Barton Columbus Mrs Lyman Curry Columbus I M Pearson 69 Greenville Alfred Donnelly Cleveland railway clerk Mrs C L Hudson Columbus Richard Hudson and William Hudson her sons Annie Allison Point Pleasant Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bayman
Cincinonati
Frank Frieda
Danville
C. Arthur II
Ayres
Columbus
W. C. Barton
Lyman Curry
I. M
Alfred Donnelly
Cleveland
C. L. Hudson
Richard Hudson
William Hudson
Annie Allison
Point Pleasant
Ohio
December 31 Deadline for 1934 Auto Licenses Proclaimed
Police Chief E J Stankard announced an absolute December 31 deadline for 1934 automobile license plates following word from state registrar Frank West. A notice was posted on the police bulletin board urging officers to enforce the order. Motorists venturing out on New Year’s Day with old plates would face arrest, the chief warned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
Frank West
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Cattle and Hogs See Week Progress in Market Receipts
Receipts show market activity steady to firmer across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle demand strong for steers and heifers with prices around 8 to 9 dollars for prime grades and cows in the 5 to 6 dollar range. calves and calves follow similar strength. Sheep and lambs remain steady with light gains on high quality lambs, hogs rally 25 to 50 cents on most weights and ranges from about 4.50 to 7.50 per hundredweight depending on class and size.
Grain and feed prices from Cleveland exchange and Fairchild Milling
Quotations from the Cleveland Grain & Hay Exchange and Fairchild Milling Co list corn, wheat, oats, flour, hay, alfalfa, straw and mill feeds with prices per unit. Prices cover No 3 yellow corn, No 2 yellow, No 3 white oats, red and white wheats, flour varieties, timothy, mixed hay, alfalfa cutting, straw grades, and mill feed components with varied per unit figures.
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Cleveland Grain & Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Dushel
Timothy
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LaGrange Rd
Turtle River Four
George Pillivant
Sederis Restaurant
Fauto Supply
Corner Broad & West Ave
ALTO
Wool Growers Plan Annual Meeting
Esther Alfsen
Gr Prone
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
High
Mr. and
Mrs. George Barley
Chthyic
Giangiaciomo
Brazils
Dreamland Theatre
Treasury Post
Thurman Hall
Grafton
W. D. Johnson
Estella Harrison
Alta Johnson
E. E. Harrison
la Grange
S F. Jackson
Isabell
Phyllis
Penfield
Sylvia Jackson
Edgar Pearce
Frank Dushenske
Bertha Mae
H. EB. Harrison
Alice
Harrison
Mary Starkey
Baird
Little Joe
Cleveland Livestock
Wooster
Wooster Co-operative Poultry Association
Bucyrus
Bucyrus Co-operative Poultry Association
Ostrov’s
Kidskin
Grain Leather
Arch Shean
Crystal
Court Street
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