Pfaudler Co Lands Largest Ever Glass Tank Order
The Pfaudler Co has received the largest single order for glass lined storage tanks. The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association Inc of New York placed 27 tanks of 4 000 gallons and 18 tanks of 3 000 gallons, plus 15 cream pasteurizers. Delivery March 15, with 160 000 gallons added to 390 000 on hand for a total of 650 000 gallons. Part to be built at Elyma plant and rest at Rochester, NY. Bill Gray credited for procuring the order.
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Pfaudier Co
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association Inc
New York
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association Inc
Dwry Farmers
New York State
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Vermont
Pfandler Co
Dairymen’s League
Elyma
Rochester, N. Y
Flandler Co
Pfaudler Co
William Gray
Hoover Wooed On Enactment Of Program
President Hoover pushed for immediate enactment of his three component finance program items as Congress returns. He urged rapid action on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation legislation the farm loan bank bill and the home loan discount banks bill while meeting with Congressional leaders.
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Washington
Tec
Woover
Congress
Eaders
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Farm Loan Baths
Home Loan Discount Bankcs
Joan Iegislatior
Students Study Problems Of Economics
Washington delegates from 12 economic societies gather to discuss global demand and financial shifts over the past two years. They identify a chaotic array of issues hindering analysis of cause and effect as they seek ways to restore balance and progress in the world economy.
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Washington
New Chinese Government Delays Abolition of Extraterritorial Treaties
Nanking December reports the new Chinese government postponing the planned January 1 abolition of extraterritorial treaties. The Central Political Council, the standing committee, and the Central Executive Committee of the Kuomintang approved Eugene Chen as foreign minister under Sun Fo, chairman of the executive Yuan.
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Bulletin
Nanking
China
Central Political Council
Standing Committee
Central Executive Committee
The
Kuomintang
Eugene Chen
Sun Fo
Sun Yat-Sen
Executive Yuan
Rabbit fever death raises Ohio toll to eight
Death of Clarence Lock, 45, of Tular emia in Dayton marks the eighth rabbit fever fatality in five years, county records show. Believed infected by game shipped from Kentucky. In Lima, Alphonse Lindemann sues in Allen County Common Pleas to annul his daughter Martha's marriage to Fay Gaugh, Salvation Army commander’s son. couple wed June 3, 1931, in Portland, Indiana.
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Dayton
Clarence Lock
Glock
Kentucky
Lima
Alphonse F. Lindemann
Baker
Allen County Common Pleas Court
Martha
Fay M. Gaugh
Lee Gaugh
Salvation Army
Portland
Ind
Ohio Weather Forecast From Cloudy to Rain Likely
Ohio forecast shows cloudy conditions tonight with rain chances in the southeast tonight and the east and south Wednesday. An eastward atmospheric drift suggests unsettled weather and mild temperatures with probable heavier rains in the vicinity tonight and Wednesday.
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Ohio
Disposition Of Case Halted By Myers
Prosecutor Ben W. Myers halted the disposition of the Merlin Broshi case after ordering Broshi held in county jail pending further investigation. Broshi, 26, of Lorain, was indicted for burglary by the last grand jury and had prior offenses. He was judged insane in probate court and sent to Toledo State Hospital, a move Myers blocked pending hospital assurances of return if sane. Myers favored common pleas court handling due to the grand jury indictment, noting Broshi is a skilled musician with offers from orchestras.
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Merlin Broohi
Ben W. Myers
Broshi
Im County
Lorain
Myers
Toledo
Lima
Myes
Common Pleas Court
Costly Blaze In Cleveland Guts Five Story Prospect Building
A two alarm blaze gutted the lower floors of the five story Prospect building in downtown Cleveland. Damage was put at 50 000 by Assistant Fire Chief Joseph Sweeney. The Mayer haberdashery shop store room sparked the fire, which climbed a light shaft to the second and third floors and spread to Neubauer shoe shop and an adjoining restaurant.
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Cleveland
Prospect 1
Hmlding
Joseph Sweeney
Mayer Haberdashery Shop
Neubauer
Ingalls to Speak at Lorain for Greeters Convention
David Ingalls Assistant Secretary of the Navy in charge of Aeronautics and Ohio gubernatorial hopeful will address the State Hotel Greeters convention in Lorain today December 29.
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Lorain
David
Ingalls
Health officers demand action at courthouse
Health authorities pledge mandamus action to fix unsanitary second floor toilets and court facilities at the courthouse. Local attorney plans to bring the issue to the county bar meeting to address deplorable conditions that affect jurors and witnesses and cause retrials and added taxpayer expense.
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Wiliams
Williams
Health Department
Robert Tree
Levant County
Elytia Health Authorties
Wlliams
Columbus plant manager commits death by own action
Augustus J. Frame, 41, manager of the Columbus Auto Brass Company, shot himself in his office at the plant late Saturday. Poor health, as reported by friends, was given as the prompt for the act. The death was learned today in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columbus, CO
Augustus J. Frame
Columbus Auto Brass Company
Animal pictures to be colored appear in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram announces a new coloring series starting Monday January 4 with one animal picture published each Monday for fifty weeks. Readership includes boys and girls who will color pictures of familiar animals such as Indian Elephant, African Lion, Fox Squirrel, American Bison, Polar Bear, Zebra, Domestic Cat, Horse, Tiger, Kangaroo and many others.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle - Telegram
Chronicle-Tele-giam
Elyrian Sees Grasshoppers Reported In Garden
In late 1981 John Lilley of 1410 East Avenue observed grasshoppers in his garden challenging the old tale of Sheanf and the grasshopper. The events occurred during the last week of 1981 into mid-winter, contradicting the expected seasonal forethought absence.
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John Lilley
East Avenue
Lilley
Hoover backs cutting bureaus to streamline government
President Hoover today urged reducing the number of bureaus and commissions in Washington as a principal method to achieve governmental economy. He indicated a desire for congressional action on the proposal.
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Bulletin
Washington
Dow
Hoover
Sheep Raisers to Discuss Problems in Lorain County
Prominent sheep specialists will address Lorain County sheep raisers next Wednesday at the Pittsfield M E church. L A Kauffman of Ohio State University will speak on efficient production of lambs and wool, J F Walker of the Ohio Wool Growers Association on wool marketing, and C W Hammans of OSU on marketing sheep and lambs. The event, organized by the extension department and the Lorain County Wool Growers Association, is open to all sheep raisers in the county. About 14 000 sheep were counted in the county last census.
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Lorain County
Pittsfield M. BE
Horton B. Alger
L. A. Kauffman
Ohio State University
J. F. Walker
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Institute
Alger
Elyria Woman Hurt Wringing Clothes
Mrs. Frank Botamer, 49, of 429 Elm Street, was injured yesterday noon when her left hand was caught in a washing machine wringer. She sustained severe bruises and ligament injury and was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Elyria
Frank Botamer
Elm Street
Memorial Hospert
Gas Well Boom In Lorain County Reflects 1931 Output
C A McMillen Oil and Gas reports the first and last Lorain county wells of 1931, both on farms in Carlisle and Avon townships, with a 2 067 000 cubic feet daily yield. The H S Eggars farm well hit gas at 2417 feet and required 20 feet of sand. Blyrian interest holds most stock, and a new Avon Township Norton farm well is planned to start immediately.
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Lorain County
C. A. McMillen
C. A McMillen Oil and Gas Company
McMillen
H. S. Eggars
Carlisle Township
Blyrians
WcMillen
Norton
Avon Township
McWillen
Plane Found Near State Line Believed Linked to Missing Lieutenant
Maryland state police reported a possible sighting of Lt E H Bobbitt’s plane wreckage near the Maryland West Virginia line. Witness Winkler of New Albany Indiana said he saw wreckage while driving between Keyser West Virginia and Redhouse Maryland. Bobbitt has been missing since Christmas Eve after departing Selfridge Field Wick to fly to Hot Springs West Virginia.
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Washington
Maryland
E. H. Bobbitt
BR. O. Winkler
New Albany
Ind
Keyser
W. Va
Redhouse
Boblitt
Selfridge Field
Wick
Hot Springs
West Virginia
Police Officers Report Quiet Night at Local Dept
The police department had a quiet night with no family quarrels burglaries drunks or accidents reported. Chief BE J Stankard noted there was nothing eventful as officers logged a calm shift and no doors were left unlocked.
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BE. J. Stankard
Mathews Suspends Day Off Prohibition Officer
Columbus O Der 29 E G Mathews state prohibition commissioner today announced that C C Barton of Sidney had been suspended from his position as a prohibition officer effective December 18 Barton expressed surprise saying he did not know of his removal Mathews said Bartons policies were not in line with ourt Barton conferred with Gov Winter last night Barton succeeded George A Baynham of Columbus who was dropped from the state force recently by Clarence Seis of Chillicothe whose death brought Mathews appointment Seis accused Baynham of association with persons not in sympathy with the work of this depart ment Mathews said the officer had been drinking and that he found Barton in a hotel room with liquor and had invited other prohibition officers to drink with him but was refused I too had seen the governor said Mathews and he told me to go ahead and let the chips fall where they must
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Columbus
O. der
E. G. Mathews
Tate
C. C Barlon
Sidney
Barron
Mathews
Barton
Winte
George A. Baynham
Clarence Seis
Chillicothe
Sears
Baynham
City of Panshan Captured by Japanese
Tokio reports the city of Panshan fell to Japanese troops after a battle with Chinese irregulars defending the Poiping Mukden railway area. The clash occurred near Panshan about 52 miles southwest of Kowpangtzu as Japanese forces push toward strategic lines. Additional reports describe fighting near Yingkow, Tawa, and near Hsinminfu where Chinese attackers attempted to surround a Japanese battalion.
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Tokio
Panshan
Kowpangtzu
Poiping-Muk-[ den
Xippon
Hope Station
Yingkow
Tawa
Hsinminfu
Davis Appointed Delegate To Geneva
President Hoover announced the appointment of Norman Davis of New York, former Under-Secretary of State, as a member of the American delegation to the Geneva Disarmament conference.
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Bulletin
Washington
Hoover
Norman Davis
New York
Fined 100 for Driving While Intoxicated
Frank Vincent was fined 100 dollars and costs and given a 60 day driving ban after arraignment before Mayor James A. Hewitt on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was arrested December 24 following a collision on Middle Avenue.
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Frank Vincent
James A. Hewitt
Vincent
Middle Avenue
Rural Ohio school survey to start in January
A survey of rural Ohio schools will begin in January and finish by next June. Data will inform future rural school policies and a guide for legislative committees. H. D. Byrne chairs the survey committee with D. L. Buchanan as secretary and other county superintendents serving. The Education Association funds the survey.
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Cleveland
Ohio
H. D. Byrne
Portage County
State Association of County
D. L. Buchanan
Carrollton
George M. Pogue
St. Clairaville
George ©. Beery
Baker urges US to back League of Nations and World Court
Newton D Baker spoke at a Wilbon memorial dinner, urging the United States to support the League of Nations and the World Court to preserve peace. He praised Woodrow Wilson for faith in civilization and the common people, warned that failure to join risks undermining global order, and urged keeping pressure on Japan regarding China and Chinchow.
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Winchester
Dew
Woodrow Wilson
Newton D . Baker
Wilbon
Watson
United States
League of Nations
World Court
Baker
America
Japan
China
Chinchow
League
Wilson
Burone
Europe
King
Bandits Pose as Deputies Rob Pine River Stores and Homes
Six machine gun bandits terrorized Pine River Minnesota for three hours posing as deputy sheriffs. They robbed a drug store hardware store and several homes taking cash valuables and a diamond while detaining residents and injuring Constable Ole Hougward. A warning broadcast went to nearby sheriffs and the state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
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Pine River
Minn
Ole Hougward
Brainerd
Horrigan
Frank Marsh
Marsh
Hougward
Hill Hardware
Harrison
Cass County
Crow Wing County
Frank K Little
Sherff
State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
St. Paul
Steamer Dos Equis Reported Badly Damaged off Cabo Rojo
Mexico City dispatch reports the Dos Equis aground at Cabo Rojo with serious damage and unknown fate after SOS calls last night that were believed to have caused a 20 minute broadcast shutdown in the eastern United States.
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Mexico City
United States
Cabo Rojo
Tampico
Universal
Toledo Businessman Dies After Stroke
J. L Kobacker, 62, president of the King Furniture Company, died suddenly at his Toledo home after a stroke of paralysis. He had been a Toledo businessman for 27 years.
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Toledo
Toledo, C
J. L Kobacker
King Furniture Company
Kobacker
Tledo
Piano Ad Cited In Early Classified Notice
A fragmentary classified note references a piano ad and a quick response from the paper. It mentions an office contact and hints at placing or selling a piano via a Want Ad. The readable text shows buyer and ad placement cues without full details. Local paper tone preserved in terse, timeworn phrasing.
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Sre
Ferther
Ada
Atre
Fle
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Mana Castellani
Italy
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Ats
Carthdate
Senate
Nye Campaign Fund Committee
Nye Committee
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Geneva
Gallipolis
Chauncey Phillips
Phillips
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