Colson Co Grabs Largest U S Hospital Equipment Order
The Colson Co of Ligrip received the year's biggest U S hospital gear order for food conveyors serving trays and stainless steel accessors for New York City City Hospital officials cite stellar quality amid nationwide competition. Newark order signals growing demand and solid market outlook says Colson official.
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Colson Co
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City Hospital
New York City
Chronicle-Telegram
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Flood menace intensifies as rain returns in Mississippi
Renewed rainfall in North and Central Mississippi delayed the receding Tallahatchie River and renewed flood fears. Rescue workers, hopeful after five days of sun, now face possible levee breaches as more rain fell yesterday. Swan Lake reported water nearly 12 inches below the levee top with a 10 mile flood area north of Swan Lake.
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New Auto License Plates Rule Enforced Tomorrow
Police Chief E. J Stankard and Sheriff Clarence Adams announce a crackdown on 1931 license plates. Drivers must display the new tags by tomorrow or face arrest per state license department orders. Enforcement officers are directed to enforce the requirement immediately.
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Clarence Adams
State
Ohio Weather Forecast Outlook
Rain is expected tonight and Friday across Ohio with little temperature change. The system suggests damp conditions, light to moderate rainfall, and a mainly unsettled end to the workweek.
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Police Chief F L Barfield Fights Rum Runner Caravan
Hollywood Florida December 31 Police Chief F L Barfield fought a gun battle with a caravan of seven rum runners trying to force through his blockade He wounded one man whose condition is critical but the others escaped Barfield armed with a shotgun remained at the roadside after a machine gun volley and shouted orders before firing.
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F. L Barfield
Barfield
J C Jackson Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination in May Primaries
J C Jackson announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff at the May primaries. He lives at 16 Cornell avenue Elsha and has long ties to Penfield Wellington and Lorain County. Jackson is currently bailiff of Common Pleas Court and has served as special deputy sheriff under three county sheriffs. He is a member of the Methodist church Wellington Grange and Eagles Lodge. He has never before run for political office.
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Elsha
Penfield Township
Wellington
Penfield
LaGrange
Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
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Eagles Lodge
Tackson
Will Guide Destinies Of City Of Elyria
Several new faces will appear at City hall starting tomorrow as Elyria inaugurates new leadership. Mayor W H Van Oster will hold police court on Friday morning if cases exist. Fred Underhill becomes Safety Service Director as the mayor begins his term. Howard Butler, new city solicitor, readies to handle legal matters. A C Schilleman begins another auditor term after reelection. Jack Marshall starts as city treasurer with his term beginning tomorrow.
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Schilleman
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Prohibition Agent Ends Life After Charges Claim
Ohio report says Clint Barton, a former state prohibition agent, killed himself in Cleveland after claiming colleagues partook in a drinking party at the Fort Hayes hotel. Prohibition Commissioner Mathews rejects Barton's charges as unsubstantiated and notes Barton faced dismissal for liquor found at his Columbus hotel room.
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Mathews
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Dee
Clint C. Baiton
E G Mathews
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Leighley
Fort Hayes
O Ile
George White
Fire destroys large barn near Amherst. several stock saved
A noon blaze at John Ziolek’s farm two and a half miles south of Amherst destroyed a large barn and hay, oats, valued at about ten thousand dollars. Five cattle and two horses were rescued as firefighters fought wind driven flames. The fire began beneath a hay baling machine and spread quickly through dry hay.
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John “Olek
South Amherst
Ziolek
Cleveland
Elyrian Completes 52 Years Railroad Service Tonight
Joseph F Conrad of 133 Laks avenue, SYC Raiload conductor, marks fifty two years on the railroad with his last run as conductor of the Detroit to Cleveland Special reaching Cleveland Union Terminal at 9 20 tonight. The train will stop in Elyria about 8 50 p m for a photo including Conrad, J F Burns, engineer T Duross, fireman A C Herrick and porter Lester Betts.
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Elyria
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Elyria Mayor James Hewitt Prepares Last Day in Office
Mayer James A Hewitt faced a packed schedule as his eight year tenure ends today. He moved personal effects from city hall while tending to final city business and extended New Year wishes to Elyria residents amid numerous visits from friends.
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Elyria
Hewitt
Organize Baker for President Club Formed in Lorain
A Lorain County Baker for President Club was formed at Eagles Hall amid a large political meeting. Martin L. Davey, former congressman and state Democratic leader, led speakers praising Baker and predicting strong Ohio and national support for Baker at the convention.
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Baker For President
Eagles Hall
Martin L. Davey
Baker
I Searn
Newton D. Baker
Woodrow Wilson
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Ohio
Elyria Chronology Shows Local Shifts In 1930s Era
Chronicle-Telegram files reveal Elyria changes from city hall to schools to transit. Leadership shifts at Lorain plant and county health, new wards created, post office funding, fire losses, and evolving bus service mark a busy period with civic projects, closures, and population growth.
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Elyria
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Lorain County
M. EB. Perry
United States
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