Liquor law amendments proposed by Ohio Senate
Ohio Senator Harold G. Mosler will introduce a bill amending the liquor control law to strengthen enforcement and clarify conflicting sections. Proposals include withholding village permit fees for noncooperating authorities, permitting blended liquor sales as whiskey, parity for the liquor department, and preventing wholesale transfers via warehouse receipts after state stores open.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Harold G. Mosler
Dem
Cleveland
John A. Hughes
Haquor Control
Hquor Control Board
Isadore Topper
Liquor Department
Ohio
Early Bird Party At Hedges Tonight
I E Kubic announces that the American Legion County 40 and 8 unit sponsors an Early Bird Party at The Hedges LaPorte this evening. Members with 1934 paid dues by February 1 are invited at no charge. Entertainment and refreshments planned. Elyria Lorain Avon Lake Wellington Amherst and South Amherst posts expected.
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Kubic
Department of Ohio
American Legion
Hedges
LaPorte
Elyria
Lorain
Avon Lake
Wellington
Amherst
South Amherst
Lorain County Approves 182 789 Bond Issue for Relief
Lorain County commissioners authorize an additional 182 789 dollars in selective sales tax bonds for relief expenses. This brings total under the law to 222 789 dollars after a prior 40 000 dollar issue, with bonds expected to fund relief for about a year or longer though precise costs depend on employment trends. maturity dates to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
M.A. Houghton
Frank Fllenberger
Citizenship petitions filed in courthouse ceremony
Citizenship petitions were being received today by Naturalization Officer Mario Ventura of Cleveland. About 20 petitions were to be filed. Those petitioning will take the citizenship examination on May 8 before a common pleas judge here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Ventura
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Y M C A Plans First Swim Team Tryouts
Twenty one aspirants gathered at the Y M C A building for the first swim team practice. Regular sessions are set for four nights weekly as Elma Brooks and Gerald Hultz supervise. More tryouts expected next week with two college meets possible by mid February and a forthcoming water carnival.
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Association
Elma Brooks
Gerald Hultz
Fourteen New Members Initiated in Junior Hi Y Club
Fourteen boys were inducted into the Junior Hi Y Club at the YMCA meeting last night. Members left due to ineligibility after advancing to high school juniors at the semester’s end.
Local Merchants Headed to Chicago for Opening
A. Williamson and Fred A. Adler of the Lewis Mercantile Co. left today for Chicago on a buying trip. They pursue purchases in preparation for a formal opening on March first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiccsagco A. Williamson
Fred A. Adler
Lewis Mercantile Co
Chicago
Automobile Damaged In Broad Street Collision
Automobile owned by H. C. Cook of 135 Denison avenue was damaged yesterday when struck by Maurice Brown of 502 Lake avenue. Cook’s car was parked on Broad street at the time, police reported.
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H. C. Cook
Denison Avenue
Maurice Brown
Lake Avenue
Cook
Broad Street
Truck trailer damaged in crash on East Bridge street undercut
Police said a trailer driven by Jack Bigger of Ionia Michigan struck a pillar at the East Bridge street undercut around midnight damaging the trailer and putting out a warning light on the pillar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bigger
Ionia
Mich
East Bridge Street
Scales Inspected Public Reports Thin Details
County Sealer Thomas Forbes reported last month 243 scales were inspected with 24 needing adjustment and 14 condemned for repairs. He tested 65 weights and condemned 20. A total of 192 miscellaneous inspections were conducted during the month.
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Thomas Forbes
Four Fishermen Carried Out Into Sag inaw Bay
Four fishermen Henry Abeare John Swantek Lawrence King and Charles King Jr were carried out by a massive ice floe in Sag inaw Bay as it broke loose near Charity Island. Rescue planes and tugs from Sebaeing and Bayport joined the search but high waves and 10 inch ice delayed response. no coast guard cutter is available on Lake Huron.
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Bay City
Mich
Saginaw Bay
Coryeron Reef
Charity Island
Quaniassee
Sebaeing
Bayport
Henry Abeare
John Swantek
Lawrence King
Charles King, Jr
Saginaw River
Coast Guard
Lake Huron
Brilliant student not up on sports
War ren Bachelis, age 13, a young high school graduate in New York, flunked a test with questions about sports and literature. The interviewers asked about World Series winners and Bill Terry, and he struggled but praised Macaulay and Boswell. He plans to enter Columbia University to study medicine in September.
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New York
Warren Bachelis
Warren
Ambrosius Theodosius Macrobius
Bill Terry
Macaulay
Dr. Johnson
Boswell
Johnson
Columbia University
Writer's Charm Linked to Sympathy and Fellowship
A writer's charm is described as arising from sympathy and understanding, creating a sense of fellowship with readers and fellow authors. The idea emphasizes connection, empathy, and shared humanity as core literary strengths.
Devaluation program questions clarified by officials
President Roosevelt’s dollar devaluation aims to lift prices and spur recovery while offset by wage gains. Officials say the gold content cut fixes foreign exchange, enables inflationary relief for debts, and stabilizes the currency. Prices may rise immediately, with a managed currency stance maintained.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Court Actions Include Civil Suit and Divorce Filings
The Cleveland Trust Company as trustee sues E Gillis for 1935 dollars in Common Pleas Court. William H Sparks seeks a divorce from Lillie Sparks of New York City on extreme cruelty. Margaret Sherman seeks divorce from Edwin Sherman Jr of Lorain for gross neglect. John Jackson of North Meple Street is sentenced to six months in the Toledo workhouse after parole violation. Ira Teeter of Lorain gets ten days in county jail for contempt for nonpayment of alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Trust Company
Florence E. Lewis Rauh
E. Gillis
Common Pleas
William H. Sparks
Lillie Sparks
New York City
Margaret Sherman
Edwin Sherman, Jr
Lorain
John Jackson
North Meple Street
Toledo
A. R. Webber
Ira Teeter
Young Birdie Wood Wins $32 in Auto Injury Suit
Birdie Wood, 16, of Elyria, wins an agreed verdict of $32 against Helen A. Currier of Ripton in common pleas court. The injury arose when Currier's car started down a grade at Cascade Park during a May 28, 1933 school picnic and struck Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Wood
Elyria
Helen A. Currier
Ripton
Common Pleas
Cascade Park
County Savings and Loan Files Suit in Lakewood
The County Savings and Loan Company of Lakewood filed suit seeking judgment and damages in a civil action. The complaint names the plaintiff and alleges amounts due under a loan and related obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Savings and Loan Company of
Lakewood
Rod Gun Club to Hear Cleveland Speaker Friday
Oberlin Rod and Gun Club hosts a Friday evening meeting with a fish fry at Oberlin Grange Hall. W. B. Gray of the Cleveland Plain Dealer will speak and show outdoor sports films. A business meeting will elect a new board and plan a membership drive. Erwin Worcester is new president. Dr. R. A. Phipps, secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Rod and Gun Club
Oberlin Grange Hall
W. B. Gray
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Erwin Worcester
R. A. Phipps
Rod and Gun Club
Polish Art Exhibit Coming to Oberlin Allen Art Museum
An extensive Polish Art exhibit arrives at Oberlin this month, marking the first comprehensive show in America since Poland's national rebirth. The collection spans commercial art woodcuts prints statuary and folk costumes with guidance from Marya Werten head of the Polish division at the International School of Art who will teach design classes there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Allen Art Museum
America
Poland
Marya Werten
International School of Art
Exhibition at Oberlin Showcases Polish Art and Embroidery
A museum exhibition runs from February 15 to March 17 in Oberlin, after a month in the Brooklyn Museum of New York. Reviewers praised the vivid color and rich decorative motifs in embroidery, painted chests, and glass painting. Miss Werten will lecture on Art Trends in the Last One Hundred Years, History of Polish Art, and Modern Polish Art.
Scout Troop Plans Friday Night Trip
The Boy Scouts of Troop One plan a Friday February 2 trip to Chance Creek with a beanfeed. They meet their scoutmaster at two PM Friday and discussed the excursion after a Friday night baseball game.
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SCULT
Boy Scouts
Troop One
Chance Creek
Hughes Visit Ties Columbus Family to Funeral
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hughes of Columbus visited at the Worcester home on Tuesday. Mrs Worcester returned to Columbus to attend the funeral of her brother William Nolan, with the funeral held in Columbus.
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Arthur Hughes
Columbus
H. O. Worcester
Morgan Street
Green Keepers’' Association
Pittsburgh
Mary Munson
East
East College Street
Charlotte Scott
Robert Scott
Gordon Scott
Houston
Texas
Winners of Third Lorain County Safety Campaign Announced
The 21 winners across 19 divisions will receive awards at the Hotel Newell during a safety banquet next Friday. A total of 201 firms had perfect safety records, with 229 firms employing 12,109 workers participating in three months ofcampaign activity in 1933.
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Lorain County
T. P. Kearns
H. M. Schaerer
Newell
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
T. O. Murphy Company
Reger and Werner Fish Company
Farmers Grain and Milling Co., Inc
Electro-Alloys Company
Watson Hardware Company
Troxel Manufacturing Company
U. S. Automatic Company
A. N. Merritt and Company
J. Spang Baking Company
City of
Lorain
Ohio Public Service Company
F. W. Woolworth Company
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Dairies
Telling-Belle-Vernon Company
Wellington
Cities Service of Company
Southwestern Bus Company
Cooke’s
Ohio Legislature Debates Tax Referendum and Military Training
The chamber considered a constitutional amendment to require referendums on tax levies. Proposals also urged investigation into suspension of eight Ohio State University students over opposition to compulsory military training. Other measures sought to repeal witness-immunity provisions and urged a federal anti-lynching law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
A. Kane
Cincinnati
Willliam MI. Boyd
Cleveland
Ohio State University
W. H. Annat
Senate
Union and
Guardian Trust
Chester Gillespie
Repub Mean
Congress
W. H. Beard
Dayton
Harper Annat
John A. Lloyd
Portsmouth
William Herner
Norwalk
Franklin County
Paul R. Gingher
Columbus
Insurance Committee
George Roberts
Youngstown
Foreclosure Sought Against Mc Laughlins in Elyria Note
A suit against Ray and Lucille Mc Laughlin of Elyria seeks foreclosure on Elyria property for 3974 dollars alleged due on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Lucille McLaughlin
Elyria
Advertising shapes Wanta through buyer psychology study
The article notes advertising builds demand by studying how buyers think and respond. It highlights the role of psychological insights in shaping marketing messages and consumer behavior.
Liberia Loan Mess Triggers League Worry and Burned Bridges
Liberia faced a 1926 loan deal with Firestone granting 1,000,000 acres of rubber land for six cents per acre and a seven percent loan that left the country amid chaos. A League Commission urged a five year reconstruction plan and contract modifications, but Liberia balked, severing relations with the United States as negotiations soured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Brown
United Press
Geneva
UCP
Liberia
America
League of Nations
Firestone Company
Washington
League
Firestone
London
United States
Death Record McCullough Funeral Service Announced
Funeral services for Miss Blanche McCullough will be held Friday at three thirty o'clock at Wickens Memorial in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche McCullough
Wickens
Lorain
87 Year Old Man Perishes In Flames In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on February 1, William Conners aged 87 died in a North Fairmount home fire. Firefighters and CWA workers recovered his body. Thomas Andrews found the blaze and dragged Conners and his wife Anna, 86, to safety before Conners reentered the burning house to save belongings.
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Cincinnati
William Conners
North Fairmount
CWA
Thomas Andrews
Conners
Anna Conners
Solandt committed to state hospital for insane
Probate Judge H. C. Wilcox ordered James A. Solandt 70, of Elyria, sent to the state hospital for the insane at Toledo after a hearing yesterday. Deputies took him to Toledo this morning. His son in Chesterland, Maryland, requested police ensure proper care and said a letter would follow.
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H. C. Wilcox
James A. Solandt 70
Elyria
State Hospital For
Toledo
Chesterland
Maryland
St Bernard Man Fatally Struck By Train At Crossing
Philip J. Kennedy of St Bernard Cincinnati was killed last night after being struck by a Big Four train at a crossing near his home in the suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Phillip J. Kennedy
St. Bernard
Nation's wealth rests on labor of its people
The text asserts that a nation's resources are usable only through its people's labor and that prosperity hinges on the just organization of that labor. It emphasizes collective effort and equitable labor structure as the basis for economic success.
It Is Not The Seeking Of Happiness But The Deserving
A reflective line emphasizes that true happiness comes from deserving it rather than merely seeking it, underscoring a moral stance on fulfillment. The phrasing invites readers to consider personal merit as key to lasting joy.
Justice Department Arrest Efforts Target Sankey Associate
Three agents Thomas Curtin John Lynch and Edward Donovan located Sankey last November 9 but did not arrest him hoping to trap Gordon Alcorn linked to two confessed kidnappings. Sankey then missed four days at William Muellers barber shop on the North Side where he usually collected shares and mail, living nearby as W. E. Clark before an arrest order was issued.
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Department of Justice
Thomas F. Curtin
John Lynch
Edward Donovan
Sankey
Gordon Alcorn
Willam Mueller
W. E. Clark
San
Markets in Cleveland Show Steady Prices Across Meats and Produce
Market steady with poultry and eggs firm, beef cattle and calves active, hogs dull. Potato quotations vary by variety and region while farm market items list assorted vegetables and fruits with regional arrivals and track totals in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
U. S
Maine
Green Mountains
Idaho
Ohio
New York
Colorado
Vian Jhaener
Grain and Feed Prices in Cleveland Market Report
Cleveland grain and feed prices list values for corn oats and wheat. No. 2 red wheat leads at 98 1 4 to 99 1 4, corn No. 3 old yellow around 56 3 4 to 57 3 4, oats No. 3 white 41 35 49 42 Bde, flour middlings 22 to 22 50. Straw prices for rye wheat oats shown.
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Chicago
Rock ‘Springs
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado
Bharley
Timothy
Cleveland
Cleveland Grain
Cleveland Home Grown Market Prices Fixed
Leaf lettuce in 10 lb baskets from hothouse 60 to 65 cents per pound. Red radishes, round type from hothouse mostly 50 to 65 cents per dozen.
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Anality
Cleveland
Florida
Texas
California
Idaho
Maine
Michigan
Louisiana
Inside America's strongest vault under the Treasury
A detailed tour reveals a vast underground complex near the Treasury Building, with a 39 ton iron door and five bullion chambers plus five currency vaults. Guards monitor microphonic barriers and peepholes as officials discuss the $2 billion gold reserves and Treasury records. Morgenthau, in Room 276, is noted as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Treasury Building
America
Mr. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Fugitives Arrested In Barber Shop Ambush
Detectives and six DOJ agents trapped Sankey in a barber shop as he entered. He confessed to the arresting officers, admitted planning suicide if captured, and named Purvis in the Boettcher kidnapping scheme. Authorities found £3,450, a sawed off shotgun, and two pistols at his apartment. Sankey claimed $30,000 of the $60,000 ransom went to him. Alcern received $19,000 with others previously jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Sankey
Curtin
Donovan
Mueller
Purvis
Helen Mattern
Boettcher
Alcern
Arthur Youngberg
Carl Pearce
Grain and Feed Prices From Cleveland Market Ledger
Grain and flour quotations from Cleveland markets list prices for clover, alfalfa, corn, oats, wheat, and flour. Milling feeds such as middlings and bran are shown with multiple graded prices, along with hay varieties and their per ton or per hundred weights.
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North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Rod-Gun Club
Liberias
Vage
Hubbard
Dyle
Blue Bird Restaurant
Court Street
A. Minnich & Son
O’donnel Wallpaper and Paint Co
Aooe
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