Coldest winter blast grips snowbound cities nationwide
Frigid air from the Canadian northwest sent sub zero temperatures across the midwest and toward the Ohio Valley. The blizzard halted traffic, closed Chicago schools, and left state relief stations crowded as dozens of deaths were attributed to exposure and cold.
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United Press
Canadian Rockies
Ohio Valley
Midwest
Canadian Northwest
Tne Atlantic Seaboard
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
Idaho
Montana
Moran
Wio
Merit Clubs
Lake Michigan
Simon Bender
Guthye
Oklo
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
Township Officials to Meet Saturday at Court House
Lorain County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks holds its annual meeting at the courthouse on Saturday afternoon. Otto K Mischka announces A B Root as secretary and treasurer and officials plan a tour of the National Tube slag department. J R Thomas and P H Rogers with Malcolm Thomas will explain pending Ohio legislation. Mayors and clerks of county municipalities are invited.
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Lorain County Association of Township
Otto K Mischka
A. B Root
National Tube Company
Ohio
J. R. Thomas
P. H Rogers
Grafton
Malcolm Thomas
Lorain
Smythe Named Chairman For Share Work Movement
Chauncey Smythe Elynn has been named chairman of the Share Work movement in Lorain. John Galvin of Lima is Fourth Federal Reserve district chairman. State headquarters are in Cleveland. Smythe plans a county meeting soon and will address the Wellington Kiwanis club on January 23.
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Chauncey Smythe Elynn
Lorain
John Galvin
Lima
Federal Reserve District
Cleveland
Smythe
Wellington Kiwanis Club
De Valera Re elected Premier by Dail Eireann
Eamon De Valera was reelected president of the Executive Council of the Irish Free State by Dail Eireann at its first meeting after the general election. The reappointment confirms his leadership as Ireland seeks stability and policy continuity.
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DE Valera
Dublin
Eanon de Valera
Irish Free State
Dail Eireann
Ohio Weather Forecast Turns Party Clouds Cold
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with light snow in the northeast. Central and eastern Ohio will be much colder. Thursday also partly cloudy with continued brisk conditions across the state.
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Ohio
United States
Second Suit Filed in 1931 Accident Case
William A Chamberlain Jr filed a second suit for injuries claimed November 4 1931 when struck by an automobile at Middle Avenue and Sixth Street while walking home from school. The action names driver Leta Hartman Nash seeking 15000 dollars. a prior suit against Nash the car owner had a verdict for the defendant.
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Wiliam A Chamberlain, Jr
Middle Avenue
Sixth Street
Leta Hartman Nash
Nash
Girl Survives Locomotive Runover In West Virginia
Fifteen year old Pauline Moore was knocked down by a locomotive in Clarksburg West Virginia on February 8 and escaped serious injury. She lay between the rails until the engine stopped and then rose to assure the crew she was all right.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Pauline Moore
Ohio Legislature advances 968 proposed laws in bid to end deadlock
In Columbus Ohio the legislature pushed through 383 new bills before a deadline with 276 from the house and 107 from the senate. Administration measures and local tax proposals were filed while key bills remain for later filing.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
Severe earthquake rocks Baden region in Germany
A strong earthquake struck Baden today from Karlsruhe toward the Swiss border. Rastatt endured the worst damage with toppled chimneys and a wall at a barracks collapsing. No deaths reported as residents fled to open areas seeking safety.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Baden
Rastatt
Rhine
Nuisance Tax Program Faces Split 90th Assembly
Gov. George White seeks a 30 million dollar nuisance tax plan in Columbus as 90th General Assembly may pass it amid opposition factions. Sales tax substitutes emerge from various interests and six plans circulate in the House, with insiders noting intra assembly divisions.
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Columbus
George White
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Assembly
Youth Aims for Record Flight. Crashes in Algeria
Victor Smith, 19, a South African flyer, tried to beat Amy Johnson Wollison's England to Cape Town record. He crashed during a landing attempt at Senya Androme, Algeria, today. He was not believed seriously hurt, though his plane was wrecked.
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Oran
Algeria
Victor Smith
Amy Johnson Wollison
Cape Town
Senya Androme
Smith
Mollison Aims for 2000 Mile South Atlantic Flight
Capt James A Mollison lands at Thies at eight AM and prepares for a hazardous solo crossing of 2000 miles to Natal Brazil in the monoplane Heart's Content. He previously crossed the North Atlantic in the same craft and began from England Monday with stops at Barcelona Casablanca Agadir Morroco and Villa Cisneros Rio de Oro.
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Thies, Sendal
James A. Mollison
South Atlantic
North Atlantic
Natal
Brazil
England
Barcelona
Casa Blanca
Agidir
Morroco
Villa Cisneros
Rio de Oro
British fliers set world long distance non stop record
RAF aviators Oswald Gayford and Gilbert Nicholetts landed at Walvis Bay after a 5175 mile nonstop flight from Cranwell to Cape Town, surpassing the previous 5012 mile record by Boardman and Podango. The Fairey-Napier monoplane crossed Otji near 50 miles north of Zesfenteim en route to the Cape.
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Capetown
South Africa
Royal Air Force
Walvis Bay
Africa
London
Oswald R. Gayford
Gilbert E. Nicholetts
Cranwell Airdrome
England
Russell Boardman
John Polando
United States
Istanbul
Turkey
Cape Town
Otji
Zesfenteim
British Southwest Africa
John Poclando
New York
Cranwell Airdome
Cape
Oswald Robert Gayford
Gilbert Edward Nicholetts
Cranwell
Elyria school clothing relief seeks investigator
Mrs. J. C. Robbins of the Student Aid Station told the February Elyria City Board of Education meeting that clothing relief for needy school children has grown large and that a careful investigator is urgently needed. She warned some past investigators were too credulous while others were too harsh and noted over $700 spent on relief last month with donations from Red Cross and others.
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Elyna
J. C. Robbins
City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Elyria City
Red Cross
Robbins
Barry Fired by a Core Senate
Washington 8 U P reports the Senate voted 53 to 17 to dismiss David S. Barry former sergeant at arms and now a New Outlook writer after a heated four hour debate. Barry accused some congressmen of selling votes while supporters argued the libel of his magazine piece. A possible criminal libel action was later discussed.
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Washington, Fla
Senate
David S. Barry
Alfred E. Smith
Barry
Barry Wil
Magazine
Francis Walton
Robinson
Ind
Smith
Dem
8. C
Logan
Congress
Connally
Tex
Fess
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Walsh
Mont
New Outlook
Kiwanians to Hear Discussion of Mort Plan
The Mort Plan for aiding public schools will be the topic at the Elyria Kiwanis Club noon meeting at Hotel Newell on Thursday. J. R. Williams of Painesville and M. C. Helm of Fairport Harbor will speak.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
J. R. Williams
Painesville
M. C. Helm
Fairport Harbor
Four Killed as RAF Bombing Plane Crashes in England
Four Royal Air Force crew members were killed and one injured when a bombing plane crashed and caught fire at Wexcombdown near Amesbury Wiltshire on February date unknown. The incident disrupted local area and prompted emergency response.
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Amesbury
Wiltshire
England
Royal Air Force
Wexcombedown
Bright Spots In Business World
Motion picture box office receipts for the week ended January 6 totaled 1 717 730 at 130 theatres in 20 cities, up from the prior week. In Youngstown no wage cuts are being considered by manufacturers per Frank Purnell of Youngstown Sheet & Tube. Class one railroads reported December net operating income of 32 856 895 versus 27 618 391 a year earlier, and January steel ingot output reached 1 006 297 tons, up from December 844 618.
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New York
Motion Picture Daily
Youngstown, O
Youngstown
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Washington
United States
Bureau of Railway Economics
American Iron and Steel Institute
Elyria Schools Face 38 Percent Budget Cut for 1933
Elyria City Board of Education approves 1933 appropriations totaling 521 414 41 a drop of 324 543 59 from 345 958 last year. Main decrease hits general fund as salary cuts and service eliminations curb costs while other funds show smaller allocations.
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Elyria
Elyria City
Massey Trust Fund
Building Improvement Fund
General Fund
Proposals to Aid Farmers Move in Midwest States
United Press reports widespread measures to ease farm mortgage burdens as courts and legislatures act. Iowa extends foreclosure pause to March 1, 1935. Wisconsin protects owners from low-value sales. Minnesota weighs a state wide mortgage dispute panel. Milo Reno tours states urging resistance to foreclosures. Ohio sees similar agitation with mass gatherings and provocative acts on distressed properties.
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United Press
Iowa
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Floyd B. Olson
Milo Reno
Militant
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Ohio
Hasking
Walter Crozier
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Dad
Hopper
Fr.m
McCluskey of
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Bible of
Longview
Carney of
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Darke
Hummel
Fairfield
Ohio Canal
Fairfield County
Shannon Committee
House
Farm Board
Joseph R. Shannon
Kansas City
Army Transport Service
Panama Canal Railroad
Department of Supplies
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Atlantic Flight
Elyria Country Club
Hotel Lorain
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