Warn Against Far Eastern Menace and Defense Fight
Washington reports a heated debate over a $543 million peace time War Department appropriation. Senators Lewis and Pittman warned against weakening defenses as House members, led by Parks, praised the bill’s Pacific fortress aim. A floor clash looms over aircraft numbers, with McSwain pressing for 500 planes vs. Dern’s 600.
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Washington
War Department
Senate
J. Hamilton Lewis
Ill
Key Pittman
D. Nev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Rep. Tilman Bd. Parks
Ark
Rock of
Gibraltar
Pacific
Parks
California
Hawaii
Panama
Budget Bureau
Army
John J. McSwain
8. C
House Military Affairs Committee
George Dern
Rochester Elevator Company Sold to Bert Ewell and Son
The Rochester Elevator Company, in receivership since November 1982, was sold by court order to Bert Ewell and Son for 1400. Judge Guy B. Findley confirmed the sale morning as no other bids were received. Appraised November 30, 1932 at 8282, with a $71.84 claim to Jackson Fence Co and January rent due. accounts receivable of 452 not included. The receivership was started at A E Evenson’s request after The Third National Bank of New London failed to collect a $5000 claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Farmer Elevator Company
Bert Ewell
Jackson Fence Company
Elevator Company
A. E. Evenson
Third National Bank of New London
Y Indus Club to Meet at YMCA Tonight
Members of the Y Indus club will gather at the Y M C A at 7 Pm tonight for their regular weekly meeting. A discussion period is scheduled. The subject has not been announced.
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Y-Indus Club
Park System Honors Employees at Elks Club Dinner
Elyria Park Commission hosts a dinner honoring park system staff including John Madhock park warden Frank Blakeslee assistant warden Gerald Hultz and William Jago. Frank Wilford praises staff work and strict rules to curb rowdyism noting Cascade Park draws about 15 000 visitors weekly and highlighting park developments and future playground plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Park Commission
Frank Wilford
Jus. B. Thomas
Geo. D. Nicholas
Elks Club
Elyria Parks System
John Madhock
Frank Blakeslee
Gerald Hultz
William Jago
Wilford
Cascade Park
Republican From Youngstown Wins Seat In Congress
The house elections committee ruled unanimously that Rep. John G. Cooper of Youngstown Ohio is entitled to his seat, overruling the contest by Locke Miller who had alleged a bipartisan conspiracy defrauding him and defeated by Cooper. Miller contested the election on grounds of fraud.
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Washington
House Elections Committee
John G. Cooper
Youngstown
Congress
Locke Miller
Cooper
Miller
Death Record Mrs Agnes E Terry
Mrs Agnes E Terry age 73 died early this morning after illness. She lived for years at 318 Princeton Avenue with A B Nichols before moving to her daughter Mrs S H Reed of Lakewood. Survived by two sons two daughters ten grandchildren eight great grandchildren burial planned at North Girard Pennsylvania.
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Agnes E. Terry
A. B. Nichols
Princeton Avenue
5. H. Reed
Lakewood
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Uehlein funeral set
Funeral services are planned for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Uehlein of 134 West Bridge Street who died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 3:55 this morning. Interment will follow at Ridge Lawn Cemetery in a service at Bittner Funeral Home. Surviving are the parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Owen Pearman and Leo Uehlein.
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Julius Uehlein
West Bridge Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bittner Funeral Home
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Owen Pearman
Leo Uenhlein
Oberlin College Seeks A Gray Elephant for Mock Convention
Oberlin College in Cleveland seeks a gray elephant for its May National Republican Mock Convention. Directors placed an ad in a Cleveland paper requesting the animal and asked interested parties to write to the Convention Publicity Director at Oberlin.
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Cleveland
Oberlin College
Republian
Oberlin
Boys Nave Party For Birhaming Park Youth Group
The Birhaming Park boys celebrated with a party Saturday evening in honor of a member after visiting the Capitol theatre. They returned to their club house for refreshments. Attendees included Joe Ioesis, Joe Polacsik, Rudolph Mate, Frank Chaplar, John Smith, James Mate, Mike Kocsis, Pete Sukey and John Polacsek. Each boy received a heart with his name on it as cards and checkers were played.
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Birhaming Park
Capitol Theatre
Clvh
Joe Ioesis
Joe Polacsik
Rudolph Mate
Frank Chaplar
John Smith
James Mate
Mike Kocsis
Pete Sukey
John Polacsek
Oberlin to Broadcast Sunday Oberlin Hour debuts on WTAM
Oberlin College will start a fourteen episode radio series over WTAM this Sunday from 1 50 to 2 00 pm featuring students and faculty. Narrator R A Jelliffe and Dr Dan F Bradley of the class of 190? will headline the first program with a broader plan to cover drama music sports politics science and the arts through Oberlin life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O
WTAM
Oberlin College
W. F. Bohn
R. A. Jelliffe
Oberlin
Dan F. Bradley
Radio Committee
Behn
Dean Graham
J. H. Hall
Harry SN. Holmes
J. C. Kennedy
W.H. Seaman
Wirkler
Harry N. Holmes
Department of Chemistry
Conservatory
Glee Club to Sing at Chapel Saturday
The Oberlin Men's Glee club with Larry Gill's orchestra will give its annual home concert at 7 30 p m Saturday in Finney Chapel ending the Glee Club season. The tour has covered four states with many excursions to Ohio towns and radio broadcasts. A formal dance for the Glee Club will follow in Rec Hall with Gill providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Men’s Glee Club
Larry Gill
Finney Chapel
Ohio
Glee Club
Rec Hall
Divorces Filed and Granted in Lorain County Court
Henry Knight of Lorain filed for divorce on gross neglect. Mrs. Walter Hines of Elyria sought divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Mrs. Walter Smith of Lorain was granted a divorce yesterday on gross neglect.
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Henry Knight
Lorain
Walter Hines
Elyria
Walter Smith
Three Men Leap To Safety From Autos
Three men Nicholas Koch Richard Hetzell and George Sullivan leaped from two automobiles stalled on a Pennsylvania railroad crossing in Cincinnati on February 11 before a passenger train struck the cars. The trio escaped injury as the drivers said the engines were cold when they approached the crossing and one car stalled on the tracks forcing the other to swerve to avoid a crash.
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Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nicholas Koch
Richard Hetzell
George Sullivan
Ohio Pays Tribute To Edison Memorial Day Program
Ohio observes Thomas A. Edison’s memory with a radio tribute sponsored by the Ohio Inventors Society. Case School of Applied Science president Dr William K E Wichendon will speak as remarks note Edison among inventors who made progress possible. Former President Hoover Harvey Firestone and Henry Ford regret their inability to attend.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas A. Edison
Milan
Edison
Ohio Inventors’ Society
William KE. Wichendon
Case School
Off Applied Science
Herbert Hoover
Harvey Firestone
Henry Ford
Lawmakers weigh tactics over public welfare in work duties
In performing the work they are paid for, legislators think more of what are bad tactics with the people they represent than of any other single factor.
Oberlin Board Restores Half Of Teachers Pay Cut
Oberlin Board of Education passed a resolution restoring ten percent of the twenty percent salary cut to Oberlin public school teachers. The restoration takes effect at the second meeting and covers the spring 1933 cut. The final semester budget increase due to the action is $2738.12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Board of Education
Oberlin
Professor Geiser speaks to Oberlin Exchange Club
Emeritus Oberlin College professor Karl F. Geiser addressed the Oberlin Exchange Club at the Oberlin Inn. He spoke on The Constitution of the United States, presenting a keynote at the regular luncheon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl F. Geiser
Oberlin College
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
United States
Patriotic Birthday Event For Lincoln And Washington Planned
The D A R W R C and Legion Auxiliary plan a patriotic entertainment to mark Lincoln and Washington birthdays. A guest speaker and music will be featured. Public invitation forthcoming as date to be announced.
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D. A. R. W. R. C. and Legion Auxiliary
Lincoln
Washington
Rebekah Aid Society Meeting Postponed
The Rebekah Aid Society meeting scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed to next month due to illness among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Aid Society
Oberlin Social Notes Round Up Local Visits
Miss Evelyn Bayle returns to Oberlin from Florida after several weeks away. Mrs. Joe Pratt of North Ridgeville visits sister Mrs. Mary Lounsbrough on North Park street for several days. Mrs. A W Jones of East Lorain street spent the weekend in Lorain. Miss Ruth Dawley leaves for Baldwin-Wallace University to begin work. Oberlin Junior League meets this evening at Miss Romayne Webber’s West Vine street home with Mrs. Carl Howe as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Bayle
Oberlin
Florida
Joe Pratt
North Ridgeville
Mary Lounsbrough
North Park Street
A. W. Jones
East Lorain Street
Lorain
Ruth Dawley
Baldwin-Wallace University
Romayne Webber
West Vine Street
Carl Howe
International Who's Who Misses Hoff man Name in Error
New Jersey Governor Harold G Hoffman is mislisted in the International Who's Who as Hoffman and labeled a Democrat with a Jersey City address. The edition omits accuracy, misstates party, and misplaces the state capitol, Trenton. In Kansas City, Matthew Marks explains court reasons for stealing to obtain a license plate.
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New York
England
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Hoffman
State Capitol
Jersey City
N. J
Trenton
Kansas City, MO
Matthew Marks
Cow Returns Home as River Ice Breaks
In Cape Girardeau Missouri Jess Colyer intends to keep the cow penned at McClure Illinois until the Mississippi River ice clears. The animal walked back across the frozen river to Missouri after being bought and trucked home. A separate Chicago incident says eight year old Robert Brown thawed a frozen rat, was bitten, and a health officials tested it for disease. In Cincinnati burglars damaged a safe but the tear gas system thwarted them, yielding only baking powder samples.
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Cape Girardeau
Jess Colyer
McClure
Ill
Mississippi
Colyer
Missouri
Chicago
Robert Brown
Robert
Cincinnati
12 Ounce Girl Baby Dies After 8 Days
Philadelphia report details the death of a 12-ounce girl eight days after birth on February 11. Dr Lenox Dick noted it remarkable the infant survived given limited medical facilities. Parents Henry A Marta and wife acknowledged care from nurse Mrs Clara Robinson and outside specialists were summoned. The baby was born February 3 and fed with an eye dropper.
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Philadelphia
Lenox Dick
Henry A. Marta
H. Lenox Dick
Clara Robinson
Blaze Destroys Jeopold Shoe Store in Niles
A three hour fire in Niles Ohio caused about 1000 dollars in damage to the Jeopold shoe store in the business district. Firemen battled the flames and kept the blaze from spreading to adjacent shops. No injuries were reported.
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Niles, O
Tu.p
Jeopold Shoe
Hi Speed Gas Cagers Top Plymouth Oils 50 to 33
Hi-Speed Gas cagers improved to twelve wins in sixteen starts by defeating Plymouth Oils 50 to 33 at Plymouth High School gym. Johnny Heyslinger, Ernie Goodsite, and George Arthrell led the attack as the team opened with an 11 to 2 run and built a 22 to 13 halftime edge. The Gas offense cooled in the final period as both teams traded points, with Plymouth outscoring 13 to 10 in the final stanza. A game at Brookside High tonight against Hungarian Reforms was postponed due to a frozen water system.
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Olding
Plymouth Oils
Plymouth
HiSpeeds
Johnny Heyslinger
Ernie Goodsite
George
Arthrell
Ken West
Oils
Brookside High School
Lorain
Y Industrial Cage League Sked Revised
The Y M C A Industrial cage league revises its schedule to two weekly games to extend the regular season play offs. from next week Wednesday night remains a main night with Monday add ons. multiple dates list matchups among Timms Spring, Steel and Tubes, General Industries, American Lace, Troxel, Pfaudler, Colson, Western Automatic, Fox Furnace, Perry-Fay, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Industrial Cage Loop
Timms Spring
Steel and Tubes, Inc
General Industries
American Lace
Troxel Company
Pfaudjer Company
Silo
Perry Fay
Steel and Tubes Superior Division
Colson Company
Western Automatic
Moudnas
Pfaudler Company VE. Timms
Fox Furnace
Steel
Perry- Fay
Pfaudler Company
Perry-Fay
American Lare
Steel and Tubes Inc
Fox Fournace
Steel and Tides
Perri Fay
Praudler Co
Snowbound towns and flood fears sweep southern lands
Snow and flood fears ripple across the Midwest and South as rescue teams plow through drifts to reach Marcus South Dakota and isolated farms in Virginia North Carolina and Alabama. Amid shortages a dog named Trixie helps save five lives after a gas pipe explodes in Chicago.
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Eble
Falls City
Neb
University of South Dakota At
Vermilion
Marcus
Black Hills
Mt. Auburn
Lewis Pohlman
Chicago
James Griffin
Trixie
Seven Americans Held Prisoner in Ethiopia Missionaries
London reports seven Americans including two women and four children, plus a Canadian, tied to Sudan Interior Mission, detained in Gamo Province, Ethiopia. They were seized January 27 by Fitaurar Gizau Shawin and jailed in Chencha, while women and children remain at Shama mission station guarded. Ransom may be the motive for their detention.
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London
Ethiopia
Gamo
News Chronicle
Addis Ababa
Tony
Harold Street
Ruth Bray
AmeriIcans
John Trewin
Dispatch
Sudan
Wollamo
Kenya
Fitaurar Gizau Shawin
Dedjazmatch
Beyene Merid
Chencha
Shama
Ohio Sportsmen Convene At Columbus In February
United Press dispatch notes the seventh annual League of Ohio sportsmen convention will be in Columbus on February 20 and 21. Governor Davey and J. N. Ding Darling are invited speakers. Also reported is the sale of the Y M C A building at Washington C H to Midland Mutual Life Insurance Co of Columbus for 12000, and Urbana firemen using an inhalator to save Dr. Gehman and Paul Hartzler after monoxide gas exposure in a garage while installing a heater.
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United Press
Columbus
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Davey
J. N
Ding” Darling
Federal Conservation
Washington C
Urbana
Ralph W. Gehman
Des Moines
Paul Hartzler
Dr. Gehman
Night at Sea as Skiff Freezes in Ice
A survivor recalls a brutal, freezing ordeal at sea after being stranded in a snow storm. With a frozen skiff trapped in ice, he describes waking companions, beating them to stay awake, and fearing death as darkness and cold pressed in. He reflects on the death of Cunningham, who he says sacrificed himself to save the narrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter Market Rim and Livestock
Market receipts show varied prices across poultry and produce with hogs and cattle steady. Prices for ducks, turkeys, broilers, and Leghorn hens listed, along with 100 lb potato bag prices for several regions and cattle calf values across weight classes. Lambs, sheep, and hogs show steady trends with specified ranges for weights and grades.
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Vrafiers
Leshorn
Jtorida
Desperate Struggle on Ice Ends in Tragedy
Brown, rescued after eight hours crawling over ice, recalls Cunningham and Beardsley dying on the shore pack. He and his father-in-law fought to stay alive amid freezing conditions as Indians aided his revival and doctors treated their frostbitten extremities. Brown speaks of his wife and two young daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig
Cunningham
Brown
Pat Anderson
Goodhart
Petoskey
Pet
Beardsley
Patricia Ann
Babs Shirley
Grain Price Fluctuations in Elevators and Transit Bill Mentioned
Grain prices show variability with Wheat No 2 red around 1.04 and 98c in different quotes, Corn Nov 2 yellow at 66 to 67 cents and 61 to 62 cents, Oats No 2 white near 0.36 to 0.34, and Rymland No 2 about 0.54 to 0.40. The text references wrack prices and rate movements, noting changes across multiple grade categories.
Chicago Cash Quotations and Market Summary
Chicago market report lists butter receipts and prices for creamery and extra firsts, poultry receipts with live hen prices and turkey/chicken details, potatoes and produce prices, and commodity quotes for wheats, corn, oats, soybeans, barley, seeds, beets, cabbage, lettuce, mushrooms, parsnips, potatoes, radishes, turnips, and watercress. Includes stock numbers, locations, weights, and grade classifications from USDA.
Grain and Feed Prices From Sheets Elevator and Fairr Milling Co
Quotations for corn, wheat, oats, flour, mill feeds and hay are given by bushel or ton, with car lot pricing for grain by bushel. Notable figures include No. 2 red wheat at 1.974, No. 1 red at 1.08-1.09, No. 3 white oats at 33-33 1/2, No. 3 yellow corn at 66 1/4-67, and No. 2 yellow at 68 6/8. Flour jobbing prices for less than car lots and various mill feeds and hay grades are listed, along with clover and alfalfa values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Fairrchild Milling Co
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Matt
Broad and
East River
Myron Bates
Cor. Lodi and
West Ave
Jane
Park System
Cehlein
Boys
Newell Hotel
Russell Rupert
Mayr
Pineles Tinder and Coal Co
Glenwood
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Esther al Alflen
Union St
H. R. Rorick
Agency
Prof. Geiser
Blaze AT
Niles
By Ernie Braden
Coen
Stlevstinger
Ae Troodsite
Robertson
Pilymouth
Floss
Wisher
Hills
Bachrach
Ry Hein Ko
Pee Armstrong
Cornell
Trumper
A. Bachrach
Industrial Cage League Sked Revised
Ohio News
Cleveland. Livestock
Toledo
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Reese
Jessy
United States Department of Agriculture
Postatoems
Idaho Russet Buhbanks
U.S
North Dakota
Eliss Triumphs
Colorado McClures
U. S
Nebraska Bliss
Wooster Egg Auction
UC S
New England
Court Street
Crow Hollow
Slater Coal CO
Western Reserve
Wester
Turner Hock Alerate Cen
Tme Court Breet Phere
Lorate Downty Peupte
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