Schaber Named to Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Bucyrus city solicitor Charles F. Schaber is named by Governor White to fill the unexpired term of John W. Bricker on the Public Utilities Commission. Bricker resigns January 9 to become Ohio attorney general. Schaber previously served as State Securities Commissioner. Salary is $6,000 yearly. Appointment awaits Senate confirmation. Bricker has served since 1929.
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Bucyrus City
White
Columbus
Charles F. Schaber
Bucyrus
Public Utilities Commission
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Schraber
Schaber
Logan Gas Company
Cox
Congress
Ohio Senate
Cooper
Sheriff Adams Moves To His New Home
Sheriff Clarence Adams moved from the county jail quarters to his newly purchased home at 211 Princeton avenue. Clarence W. Dick will become sheriff at 12:01 a.m. Monday and will move into the jail Iring Quarters. Deputy Sheriff Clarence Walkden also moved from the jail to his home at 153 Clark street.
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Clarence Adams
Princeton Avenue
Clarence W. Dick
Clarence Walkden
Clark Street
Jury pool set as January term opens in common pleas
About 140 jury cases are assigned for trial in the January term of common pleas court starting January 9. Judge A R Webber will oversee jury work. Judge W S Thompson will preside for equity first, then criminal and civil jury cases. Assignment commissioners Charles Heiman and J C Jackson will manage case allocations.
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Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
W. 8. Thompson
Equity
Charles Heiman
Heiman
J. C. Jackson
Car Runaway Damages Two Vehicles in Grafton Street Crash
A car owned by Max Morgan rolled from a roadside position on West Avenue near Broad Street and crashed into Edward Bremka's parked vehicle near the Colt burn Bremka Garage at about 6 20 p m causing considerable damage to both cars.
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Max Morgan
Grafton
Edward Bremia
West Avenue
Broad Street
Bremka
Coltburn-Bremka
Theft of revolver and tools at East River shanty
Police report the theft of a 22 caliber revolver an ax and a hatchet from a shanty built by youths Clarence Gibbons of 997 East River street and Don Spurgen of 933 East River street. The lock was pried off and the building stood on the river bank at the foot of Charles court.
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East River Street
Poice
Clarence Gibbons
Don Spurgen
Charles Court
The Weather Forecast Ohio
Rain is expected tonight and likely Saturday morning. A colder spell follows Saturday with cooler conditions and lower temperatures across the state.
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Ohio
Unemployment bill attacked at Lorain County chamber dinner
Ohio Chamber of Commerce secretary George B Chandler urged opposition to a statewide unemployment insurance bill at a Lorain County dinner. He warned of costly fund burdens on employers and noted England and Germany faced loans and higher benefits under similar plans. Chandler argued the plan would misfire, dampen work incentives, and harm industry while praising America's existing charitable supports. The Elyria Lorain chambers aided arrangements for the county-wide event.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
George B. Chandler
State Chamber
Ilar
England
Germany
Chandler
America
E. B. Symthe
Thew Shovel Company
Ohio Chamber
Elyria
Lorain
Com- Therese
Girls Swim Meet To Match Skills With Boys At Y M C A
A girl swimmers team will face a boys team in a dual meet at the Y M C A pool next Monday afternoon as part of the New Year program. The 4 p m event features eight races including free style breast stroke backstroke and relays with no admission. Additional games and tournaments are planned in the bays division and gym in the evening.
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C. A
Two Army Officers and Wives Slain at Fort Huachuca
At Fort Huachuca Arizona a private shot dead two Army captains and their wives and wounded a lieutenant before being killed by a sentry. Colonel Knox heads the investigation into a possible motive as the army post goes to half staff. The gunman, described as mentally unsettled by disease, had requested a transfer to the Philippines.
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H. R. Matthews
Col
R. S. Knox
25Th Infantry
Phillippines
Cars Break-Ins Reported on Washington Avenue
Handles on two parked motor cars owned by H. Goodrich and G. Brodrick at addresses on Hamilton avenue and Highland court were broken off yesterday afternoon on Washington avenue police were informed.
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H. ©. Goodrich
Hamilton Avenue
G. C. Brodrick
Highland Court
Washington Avenue
Mother Held As Bandit In Bakery Robbery
New York December report says a mother named Mrs. Alice Schribner confessed to holding up a bakery and stealing 55 dollars. She said she acted out of fear of another Christmas like the last and was held on assault and robbery charges.
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New York
Alice Schribner
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports point to measurable improvement in early 1992 per Dun's weekly trade review. Chicago sees Grigsby Grunow Co with four times unfilled refrigerator orders as 1933 begins. New York notes advertising appropriations up by 100000 for 1933. Pittsburgh plate glass output for November reaches 4,516,960 square feet versus October and 1931 figures. Mobile & Ohio Railway posts November net income of 16867 after prior year loss.
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New York
Dun’s Weekly Trade Review
Chicago
Grigaby - Grunow Co
John F. Dittzell
Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Manufacturers of America
Mobile
Alax
Mobile & Ohio Railway
Hebron Case Delivers Final Arguments as Jury Deliberates
In a trial of Tom Hebron for an April alleged attack, defense counsel assailed Chinese witness Hom Shee’s testimony citing cultural beliefs. Prosecutor Harding praised Shee as a devoted mother of six and questioned the timeline with hotel records surfaced as rebuttal.
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Vic McGee
Tom Hebron
Tom Shee
Hebron
McGee
C. F. Adams
Harding
John ©. Taylor
Cleveland
Rose Brennan
Head Injuries Fatal in Wrestling Accident
William McGuire aged 16 of Mercerville near here died Thursday from head injuries suffered while wrestling with his brother.
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Guipolis
William McGuire
Mercevtille
Here
Bodies of Two Men Found in Sedan in Monroe
Two well dressed men about 22 were found shot to death and bound with rope in a sedan at the River Raisin Paper Company yard in Monroe Michigan. The car carried a Detroit issued Michigan license and was found with the motor running by Eugene and Floyd Craver.
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Monroe
Mich
River Raisin Paper Company
Michigan
Detroit
Eugene
Floyd Craver
Hoover sails off Palm Beach for sailfish bite
President Hoover departed Savannah on a 10 day southern cruise and reached Palm Beach aboard the Yacht Sequoia. He plans sea fishing on the Orca with Capt. Herman Gray while Mrs. Hoover and guests ride along on the Miss Sally. The duration hinges on fishing success, possibly extending to two or three days or continuing to Miami.
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Sail Fish Club
Palm Beach
Fla
Hoover
Savannah
Lawrence
Richey
Miami
Orca
Herman Gray
Miss Sally
Bulkley Opposes General Manufacturers Tax Bill
Senator Robert J. Bulkley of Ohio declared he will not back a broad manufacturers sales tax. He warned he would leave the Democratic Party if it supported such a tax, calling it incredibly undemocratic.
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Washington
Robert J. Bulkley
Dem
Ohio
Manufacturers Sales Tax Bill Drafted For House Review
Washington December 30 The House Ways and Means committee will review a General Manufacturers Sales Tax bill drafted by Rep McLeod Michigan. The proposal calls for a 1.75 percent general levy despite President elect Roosevelt's opposition. Chairman Collier said consideration begins when the committee convenes next Wednesday.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Collier
Roosevelt
Rep
McLeod
Mich
Evidence of improved conditions in Reconstruction Finance loans
Washington reports a November uptick in loan applications, with 576 requests from lending institutions versus 1,572 in April. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation shows total cash loans of 1.502 billion with repayments of 283 million, about five dollars repaid for every loaned twenty. Applications from banks and trust companies fell 50 percent since April, with 1,088 in April and 462 in November. Building and loan associations declined from 124 to 61 and mortgage loan companies from 33 to 14.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Building and Loan Association
Agate Appointed Chief Deputy By Thomas
Elyria December 30 H E Agate of Elyria is named chief deputy in the clerk of courts office by Ben F Thomas who will take over January 2 Alma Miller of Elyria will remain in the clerk s office no other appointments announced
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Lorain
H. E. Agate
Elytia
Lof
Ben F. Thomas
Alma Miller
Harrison Street
Elyria
Thomas
New Indictment In Judd Case
An Arizona grand jury returned an indictment linked to the Agnes Leroi murder case. The target is a prominent local man charged as an accessory after the slayings of Agnes Ann Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson, following Winnie Ruth Judd’s murder conviction.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Agnes Ann Leroi
Winnie Ruth Judd
Tanker Doris Kellogg Crew Rescued Off Florida Coast
The U S Delaware Sun rescued the crew of the burning tanker Doris Kellogg after a distress call from near Fernandina Florida. The vessel en route from Port Arthur Texas to Philadelphia was ablaze midship aft as Coast Guard boat Yamaleraw stood by. The Edna Hoyt schooner and its crew were towed by the Mendota to Norfolk while the Delaware Sun continued to Philadelphia with a reduced crew.
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Washington
U. S. Delaware
Coast Guard
Port Arthur
Tex
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Fernandia
Fla
Delaware Sun
Yamaleraw
Edna Hoyt
Cape Hatteras
Mendota
Norfolk
Steamer F. B. Squire Fails to Dock in Cleveland
Coast Guards search for the Steamer F. B. Squire after it failed to dock in Cleveland on schedule. The 30 crewed steamship left Chicago four days earlier with grain bound for Buffalo, delayed by ice in the St Clair River and Lake Erie's heavy fog. The Jenkins Steamship Company of Cleveland operates the vessel. influenza reaches peak as health officials report improving conditions soon.
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Cleveland, CO
Coast Guards
F. B. Squire
Chicago
Buffalo
Cleveland
Jenkins Steamship Company of
St. Clair River
Lake Erie
Trustees Name Dr. A. H. Smith New Pleasant View Superintendent
Dr. A H Smith aged 43 and assistant superintendent at Battle Hill Sanatorium Atlanta was chosen as superintendent of Pleasant View Sanatorium succeeding Dr H F Gammons. Salary set at 5000 dollars a year. Smith has about 12 years in tuberculosis work and will assume duties mid January after the death of Gammons November 21.
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A. H. Smith
Battle Hill Sanatorium
Atlanta
Georgia
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Hospital Board of Trustees
Smith
H. F. Gammons
Gammons
Fell
Alan HR. Branson
Wellington
W. H. Wheatley
Lorain
T. A. Peebles
Loran
Kiwanians Hold Final Luncheon Of The Year 1932
The Kiwanis Club held its final luncheon of 1932 at the Newell Hotel. Dr J Ed Betteridge led the program. W C Zaiser received a past presidents button and Walter Schultz received a president's button. George Richwine logged sixteen years of perfect attendance. Howard Butler praised Richwine. Guests included Ben Sartor of Elyria and Stanley I Ehlinger of Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Kiwanis Club
Newell
J. Ed. Betteridge
W. C. Zaiser
Walter Schultz
George Richwine
Kiwanis
Howard Butler
Post Office To Be Closed On New Year’s Day
Elyria post office and 21 other offices nationwide will close all day next Monday per orders from Robert B. Lersch local post master. Outgoing mail and special delivery will operate. all other services halted.
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Elyria
Robert B. Lersch
Post Office Department
Plan Tonite What You Will Advertise Tomorrow
An upbeat appeal to plan tonight for tomorrow’s ads in Chronicle-Telegram Want-Ads. The note touts the value of classified notices and invites readers to join the growing list of satisfied advertisers.
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Vale of Chronicle-Telegram
Phone 4413 4413 Now Message
Fragmentary ad text repeats the number 4413 4413 with unclear context about wants and needs and a parenthetical phrase. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly stated. The fragment resembles an unspecified service offer or personal note.
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