Embargo May Push Italy to Quit League of Nations
In Geneva on February 4, Italian circles said Italy would likely quit the League if oil embargo penalties were imposed over its Ethiopian war. Italians note experts study embargo details and argue the move would be a hostile gesture likely severing ties with the League as Germany and Japan already have left.
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Geneva
Italy
League of Nations
Ethiopia
League
Germany
Japan
Paraguay
Bolivia
Notic
Lighting cost report to council on street lights
Council committee chair S N Black stated the lighting committee has full information on white way lighting costs and alternate lighting plans to be presented to the council next meeting for Councilman George Thompson who was absent. The panel rejected a request for a street light on West Sixth Street and will need more time before reporting on a Prospect Street installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Black
Council
George Thompson
West Sixth Street
Prospect Street
Elyrian Honored By Milk Association
Henry W. Ingersoll Jr of The Elyria Dairies Inc has been elected vice president of the Ohio Milk Distributors Association, part of the Ohio Dairy Products Association. He learned of the vote this week in Columbus and has actively supported dairy legislation, testifying before committee hearings and arguing against the Creesy bill as unfair and economically unsound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Ingersoll, Jr
Elyria Dairies, Inc
Ohio Milk Distributors Association
Ohio Dairy Products Association
Ingersoll
Columbus
City Seeks Reimbursement for 30.57 Car Repair Bills
N J Gerhard asks city to cover 30.57 in repairs after two autos were damaged by a West Bridge street pothole on January 6. Gerhard of 1113 West Avenue testified before council, colliding with a machine driven by Eugene Resar. The finance committee will review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bridge Street
Council
N. J. Gerhard
West Avenue
Gerhard
Eugene Resar
Finance Committee
Police hunt 5 youths in theft and assault case
Police yesterday sought five youths aged 15 and 16 suspected of stealing a pocketbook with $5 and a peddler license from L. Miller of 959 Foster Avenue after throwing snowballs and knocking him down. Miller was walking in front of 414 Lodi Street when attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Miller
Foster Avenue
Miller
Lodi Street
Disaster Relief Setup Being Organized Here
The Elyria Red Cross chapter is forming an emergency disaster relief plan to operate immediately after a major event. The school board granted permission to use facilities including Elyria High School and Jefferson Junior High, with First M. E. church already slated for a food station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Red Cross
O. W. Greene
Greene
M. E. Church
Allen
Local fines in two plate violations stated by justice
Justice Joseph Petry yesterday assessed fines of 1 dollar and costs for operating a motor vehicle with wrong license plates against P B Dressbaugh of Sheffield Lake and John A Collins of Lorain. Both men were arrested by State Highway patrols. The justice said both violations were technical and due to unusual circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Petro
P. B. Dressbaugh
Sheffield Lake
John A. Collins
Lorain
Y Indus Club Bowl Night at St Johns School Alleys
Twenty one members of the Y Indus Club bowled last night at the St John school alleys after a brief business session. An announcement was made planning a stag party at the Boy Scout camp on February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yindus Club
St. John’s
Y. AL. Es
Gasbackfiring furnace alarm at John Weber residence
Coal gas in the Weber home at 708 Lake Avenue backfired blowing the furnace door open and filling the house with smoke. Firemen from Engine Company Number Three responded to the alarm but found no fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weber
Lake Avenue
Engine Company Number Three
Car damaged when Cleveland driver skids into Edwards Smith vehicle
An automobile owned by Ed ward Smith of Grafton was slightly damaged about 6 a m today while parked on Broad street at Cedar when a machine driven by A J Kelley of Cleveland skidded into it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Grafton
Broad Street
Cedar
A. J. Kelley
Cleveland
Bus Franchise Ordinance Given First Reading
Council approved on first reading a five year bus franchise for Elyria Coach Company to operate again. Transportation chair Elmer Nelson said the ordinance closely mirrors the prior version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Elyria Coach Company
Elmer Nelson
Transportation Committee
Prudential sues Smalley for 3380 foreclosure action
The Prudential Insurance Company filed suit against F E Smalley of Elyria for 3380 alleged due on a note and sought foreclosure of a mortgage. Margaret Toth 20 of Barbertown filed damages action against Frank Kern after a Lorain Municipal Court hearing. Marian Gatehouse and Leonard divorce granted by Judge Findley. James Mayhew divorce granted for wilful absence. Mrs W Earl Henry of Ridgeville filed suit for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company
Agaist
F. E. Smalley of
Elyria
Margaret Toth
Barberton
Frank Kern
Common Pleas
Lorain
Marian Gatehouse
Leonard
Guy B. Findley
James Mayhew
W. Earl Henry
Ridgeville
208 New Autos Sold In January In Lorain County
New passenger car sales in Lorain County last month totalled 208, an increase of 15 percent over the January record. New truck sales rose to 34 from 26 a year earlier, while December figures showed 244 passenger cars and 22 trucks sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Justice Petro Invalidates Charge In Elyria Case
Justice Joseph Petro dismissed charges against Edward Murphy of Elyria for failing to file an automobile bill of sale within three days. He ruled the statute invalid due to conflict with another provision requiring delivery of both bill of sale copies to the buyer at sale. State Patrolman T W Thomas brought the charges. Attorney General Bricker advised compliance with the other section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Murphy
Elyria
Joseph Petro
Petro
John W. Bricker
Murphy
T. W. Thomas
Dentist Moves Offices Within Lorain County Bank Building
Dr. T. V. Boylan announces removal of his dental offices from the mezzanine to the sixth floor of the Lorain County Bank Building, signaling a relocation within the same structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Boylan
Lorain County Bank
Four Indicted In Lorain Hotel Case Plead Not Guilty
Four men indicted for violation of federal lottery laws in the Antlers Hotel raffle at Lorain pleaded not guilty before Federal Judge Samuel H. West. Defendants Albert Williams Fred W Wilms A S Cole and Philip Schoenburg are free on 2000 bond each. Edward A Campbell former Massillon bank president did not appear to answer misapplication charges and remains missing per U S Marshals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Antlers
Lorain
Samuel H. West
Albert Williams
Massillon, C
Judge West
U.S
Marshalls
Shoplifter Held to 30 Days for Silk Hose Theft
Charles Brown of South Bend Indiana was arrested by Patrolman Myron Gibson after being found with 24 pairs of silk hose stolen from two stores in Cleveland. He was arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird on petit larceny, fined 25 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to 30 days in county jail. Brown used a yard man ruse at David's Store on Broad street and repeated the scheme at Jonas Store before police traced him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Gibson
Charles Brown
South Bend
Ind
Cleveland
Don A. Baird
David
Broad Street
Brown
Mrs. Taylor
Jonas
Davis
Three New Deal Acts Repealed by Senate
Washington February 4 The Senate acting on a Roosevelt recommendation repealed the Bankhead Cotton Control Act the Kerr Smith Tobacco Act and the Potato Act all of which had been weakened by the Supreme Court AAA decision in a move to restore farm policy powers and response to the high court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court Aaa
Akron man dies after car overturns and bursts into flames
Youngstown Ohio February 4 T C Stevenson of Akron died in a hospital here from burns after his automobile overturned 13 miles south of Youngstown and caught fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younggstown
Akron
Burnos
Here
Speaker Addresses P T A on Obedience in Oberlin
OBERLIN Ohio Feb 4 Pleasant street school Parent Teacher association held its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium Mrs J H Kutscher presided and reports from the secretary and committees were given Mrs J L Hartson was speaker of the afternoon delivering an interesting and instructive talk on Obedience Tea was served after adjournment in the basement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Pleasant Street School Parent- Teacher Association
J. H. Kutscher
JL. D. Hartson
Oberlin Social and Church Group Notices
Mrs Erwin Worcester to host Garden club February 1 at the James Brand house. Women’s Association of the First Church Oberlin meets Wednesday at 3 00 in Oberlin. speaker Mrs Robert F E Brown on Church Relations. Mrs Frank Felkner entertains I T Y T M club. Hazel Hipp initiated. Eastern Stars district meeting planned in Wadsworth Friday. Pansy Chapter Oberlin may attend. Local church circles meet February 1 at 2 30. J A McGrann to entertain Pythian Sisters officers February 11. F C Brandt recuperating at home after hospital stay from a fall. Mr and Mrs Shirley Jackson visit Vermilion relatives. Dr J A Richards to Winnetka ll for parish funeral. Mings Elsie Summers visiting OSU parents in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the First
Oberlin
Robert FE. Brown
Frank Felkner
East College Street
Hazel Hipp
Eastern
Wadsworth
Ohio
Pansy Chapter
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
J. A. McGrann
Pythian Sisters
Woodland Avenue
F. C. Brandt
South Pleasant Street
Allen Hospital
Pittsfield
Shirley Jackson
Locust Street
John Sennhenn
Vermilion
J. A. Richards
Winnetka,ll
Chicago
Mings Elsie Summers
Ohio State University
C. R. Summers
Hollywood Street
Visiting Nurses Meet Discuss Calls and Cleveland Convention
The Visiting Nurse Committee met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. W. H. Bowers at 310 West College street. Mrs. Hazel Hipp reported calls made in the past month and provided details from the nurses' convention in Cleveland. The next meeting is April 6 at Mrs. C. E. Wigton's home on West Lorain street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bowers
West College Street
Hazel Hipp
Cleveland
C. E. Wigton
West Lorain Street
Talks On Birds by Robert Logan Baird at Oberlin club luncheon
Oberlin teacher Robert Logan Baird spoke at the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon at Oberlin Inn on Birds of this Region. He illustrated the talk with slides showing birds and their nests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Logan Baird
Oberlin
Oberlin Feachange Club
Oberlin Inn
Mr. Baird
Garden Club program on Birds Bees and garden relations
Mrs Frances Nickerson hosted Oberlin Women's Club Garden department meeting yesterday afternoon. The program featured an engaging paper on Birds Bees and their relation to the Garden presented by a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Nickerson
Oberlin Women's Club
Council Receives Hospital Bids In 1936 City Contract
Two bids for the city’s 1936 hospital contract were received by council. Elyria Memoria Hospital proposed $5.20 per patient day, Elyria Clinic offered $5.00. Both bids were referred to committee. Dr. E P Clements stated the Clinic seeks a portion of the business. Frank Hoover’s report shows actual costs above the Clinic bid by 25 cents per day. The hospital’s 1935 patient days totaled 28,603 with $19,928 from the community chest and a net loss of 21,755. Bonded debt stood at 87,500 with 12,884 in accounts payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memoria Hospital
Elyria Clinic
Memorial Hospital
E. P. Clements
Frank Hoover
Hoover
Community Chest
See Four Per Cent Gain In U S Population
The census bureau reports the U S population on July 1, 1935 at 27 562 000 a rise of 4 746 000 from 1930 about four per cent. Growth slowed sharply from 1920s levels with annual increases near 910 000 versus 1 665 000 earlier. If the trend continues to 1940 the total could reach about 132 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Census
United States
Bureau
USA
Funeral services for John Denney at St Andrew's church
Funeral services for John Denney of 199 Denison Avenue will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Dr. E. B. Redhead will officiate and burial will follow at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Denney
Denison Avenue
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
E. B. Redhead
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Mayor's Court Receipts Totals 284.45 in January
Clerk J G Schrock reported to council last night that Mayor's court collected 284.45 in January. Of this, 1.90 represented police court fines, 57.80 court costs, 40 for van licenses, 379 for liquor licenses, 39 for wine, 25 for beer and 314 for soft drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Schrock
Lorain County to receive 30263 in state taxes
State auditors report Lorain County will receive 30263 dollars from January tax revenues totaling 1,669,830 with local government funds at 93810 and poor relief bond payments 6453. Joseph T. Tracy's office released the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Joseph T. Tracy
Number Five Continued From Puget Sound Icebound Routes
Severe winter trapped shipping along Buzzards Bay Boston harbor and Cape Cod Canal for over a week. The Boston Maritime Association warned Roosevelt and War and Navy secretaries that ongoing delays could cause a fuel shortage. A coast guard cutter battled ice in Chesapeake Bay to aid Tangier Island provisions. Supplies by air and dirigible prevented a crisis. Nantucket residents, about three thousand, received airplane deliveries for a month. Numerous accidents followed due to icy rails, including fifty injuries in Jersey City when a four car train hit a bumper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzards Bay
Boston Harbor
Cape Cod Canal
Boston Maritime Association
Roosevelt
Crisi
Nantucket Island
New England
Jersey City
Three From Lorain County Pass State Bar Examination
Nelson Peabody Rose of Cleveland led state bar exam results with 92.9 percent. John Stark Bellamy of Cleveland had 91 percent. Of 160 applicants, 84 passed. Lorain County passers include Lewis Charles Bishop Elyria George Leslie Bremner Columbia Station Virgil Charles Burgett Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nelson Peabody Rose
Cleveland
Princeton
S Sarvard
John Stark Bellamy
Bellamy
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Larain County
Lewis Charles Bishop
Elyria
George Leslie Bremner
Columbia Station
Virgil Charles Burgett
Lorain
County plans 1936 reorganization of schools
The 1936 reorganization plan must be adopted by June 1 and a map sent to the State Department of Education by July 1 for state approval. Hearings will precede adoption. Further changes are planned for 1937 and 1958 under the Foundation Program. Lorain County has 13 one room and three two room schools slated for possible elimination, with Maplewood already closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
Lorain County
Maplewood
Elyria Township
School Foundation
Milk price rise concern in Elyria Lorain and Akron figures
Local producers urge fair pricing while noting regional differences. Akron price stands at 10 cents a quart with Class 1 milk at 2.10, Class 2 at 1.60, and a butter equivalent of Chicago 92 score plus 39 cents for Class 5, as Elyria Lorain face higher costs and shipping cuts.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Akron
Chicago
Elyria Or
Lorain County
England Readies Centenary of Pickwick Papers
England gears for the 100th anniversary of the Pickwick Papers first published on March 31, 1836. Commemorations include exhibitions and literary events highlighting Charles Dickens's debut work and its impact on Victorian fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Pruski to be released from London prison farm after April 1
Theodore Pruski sentenced for manslaughter will be released from a London prison farm after April 1 and handed over to Pennsylvania authorities. The report was filed by the state board of Pennsylvania officials today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Pruski
London
Pennsylvania
State Board of Paroles
Market notes from Cleveland produce and live poultry
Market reports show butter and extras steady with 27 cents for extras whites and various weights of live poultry including hens leghorn springers and ducks. Potatoes priced by 100 pounds with Ohio and Idaho entries and a Florida tomato crate listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heney News
Reese
Ohio
Idaho
Torida
Cattle and hog market prices for assorted livestock
Market steady for cattle 1100 pounds and up with steers around 7 to 8 dollars per hundredweight. Calves quoted near 50 dollars, hogs trading around 7.00 to 10.50 per hundredweight with weights 230 to 500 pounds, plus occasional stags and sows at varied rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Chulee
Chuce
Choles
Echolee Wethers
cChoter Ewes
Mieher
Local Produce Prices From Market Ledger
Carrots at 25 for 45 cents a bushel basket, lettuce at 25 for 40 cents, parsnips at 25 for 40 cents, turnips at 25 for 65 cents per 3 bushel basket, watercress listed at 1.25 dollars for 1.40 peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watiercress
Grain prices listed by mill and elevator sale
Conoetations are grucnished by the Sheers Elevator Co. and the Fatr cid Milling Co. Corn, wheat and oats prices are by the bushel, mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheers Elevator Co
Fatr Cid Milling Co
Meyer on economics and democracy in lecture
Professor Meyer argues a broad old age pension would not guarantee security for all and warns against distributing existing wealth at the cost of production. He says unemployment is a social problem, factories must reopen, and national cooperation is needed to outpace other nations. He cautions minority rights can threaten democracy in a crisis. Next Monday he discusses The Peace Machinery of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Meier
Bonus
Townsend
Tuition In Elyria Schools To Rise To 109.75
Junior High School contracts set the new rate at 109.75 per student per year, up from 94, with an expected 3372.50 increase in tuition revenue for the current year. The move ends past lower rates under the state foundation program which requires cost-based pricing plus five percent depreciation, and the new figure will be submitted to the State Department of Education for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
School Foundation
State Department of Education
Market grain and feed price listing with varied bids
The page lists prices for wheat oats corn and barley along with mill feeds hay and straw. Prices cover No 2 red wheat No 3 white oats and various barley and alfalfa grades while straw timothy and mixed hay show regional ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desea
Grain Prices Reported For Market Commodities
Wheat No 2 red listed at $1.05 for 1 M6, Corn No 2 yellow around 65 14 66 1 8, Oats No 2 white at 39 4 36 cents, Rye No 2 Goodtec. Wholesale No 2 red at $1.00 or higher, No 2 yellow 61 2 62 cents, No 1 yellow 69 1 61 cents, Oats No 2 white 58 1 2, No 3 white 2h 58 cents.
Coal Miners Face 1937 Contract Decisions At Hereford Meet
NUMBER TWO continues from page one with discussion on internal policy as anthracite miners prepare contract renewals for spring negotiations with operators. Bituminous miners reject a great strike linked to the Guffey Snyder regulation and Wagner Act before April 1 1937. Delegates weigh granting autonomy to districts dissented from International control since 1924 1932. A roll call vote on autonomy unlikely today while appeals and grievances report is due. Charles F Hosford and Percy Tetlow will address delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Lewis
International Executive Board
Charles F. Hosford
Bituminous Coal Commission
Percy Tetlow
Tuition Contracts Spread Across Districts as State Rates Considered
Almost all local school tuition comes from districts with no high schools. If the state approves 109.75 dollars, that rate will apply to self paying students. Contracts are new and mostly verbal. County officials are drafting formal agreements as some districts both send and receive tuition pupils. Black River Township sends all students to Lorain schools and pays tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Township
Lorain
Pleads Not Guilty To Liquor Charge In City Raid
John Sito of 1706 West Avenue pleaded not guilty and was released on $200 bond pending trial tomorrow after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird on possessing illegal liquor. Patrolmen Olmstead and Miller reported raiding his place yesterday afternoon and finding a quart of alleged illegal liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sito
West Avenue
Don A. Baird
M. E. Olmstead
C. Ju. Miller
Harmony in a World of Confused National States
The quote frames a global issue as the need for harmony amid widespread state fragmentation. It highlights an era defining international relations as a struggle to unite diverse countries under peaceful cooperation and shared understanding.
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Milk Association
City
Court Street
Plan Stag Party
O'Coats
Justice Petro
Esther Alfien
East Lorain St
P T. A
Baird
Erwin Worcester
Garden Club
Parsch Lumber and Coal Co
Femet
Solvay
Bulletin
Mayor's Court
Puget
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Homegrowers Market
Wooster Egg Auction
Crada Itigh Liaw
Rye
Toledo
Rutter—Fixtra
Turner
Court Atrect Phere
Lorais
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