G. M. C. Prepares To Resume Production
General Motors plans rapid resumption after a 41 day strike. Executives expect some plants to reopen Monday and by March all 69 plants coast to coast to produce cars at 225000 monthly. UAW leaders, who signed the pact, prepare bargaining demands as operations restart. Knudsen says 12 days to full resumption. About 120000 GM workers remained on payroll during the strike.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Automobile Workers of America
William S. Knudsen
Knudsen
Flint Moves Toward Normal Activity After GM Strike
Flint, Michigan resumes normal bustle as National Guardsmen remain while plants prepare to re open. Insurance examiners survey damages at Chevrolet No. 4 and Fisher Body Nos. 1 and 2. Strikers reunite with families after nights of celebration. Homer Martin addresses sympathizers as 350 emerge to cheers.
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Flint
Mich
UPI
National Guardsmen
Prohibition
General Motors
Chevrolet
Fisher
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Relief Bill Signed to Aid Ohio Counties and Flood Relief
Governor Davey signed a stop gap relief bill allocating 3 million dollars for direct county relief through April 15 and 1 million for flood relief. A three member commission chaired by Roy L. Wildermuth will administer the funds, with Dorothy Kiplinger of Toledo and Major Frank X. Frebis of Georgetown named by the governor.
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Columbus
Davey
General Assembly
Roy L. Wildermuth
Dorothy Kiplinger
Toledo
Frank X. Frebis
Georgetown
Weather Ohio: Warmer Tonight With Scattered Showers
The report notes warmer air across central and southern Ohio tonight with increasing cloudiness Saturday and showers in the western portion by afternoon. High pressure was centered off the Carolina coast this morning while low pressure dominates the plains and northward. Readings include Hatteras 0.50 inches and Grand Junction 30.06 inches. Duluth at 29.69, Calgary Alberta 29.36. Temperatures have risen at most stations in the last 24 hours, about 20 degrees warmer in the Ohio Valley, with light precipitation over the upper lakes Florida and the Pacific coast and fair conditions elsewhere.
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Ohio
South
West Portion
Carolina Coast
Hatteras
Colorado
Grand Junction
Plains States
Duluth
Calsary
Alberta
Pacific Coast
Ohio Valley
Upper Lakes
Florida
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Delivered in Gettysburg
The speech given on November 19 1863 on a Civil War battlefield recalls origins of a nation based on liberty and equality. It honors the dead at a battlefield site and calls the living to dedication, devotion, and a lasting government by the people for the people.
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Gettysburg
Ohio Budget Bill Advances As House Committee Sets Financing
In Columbus on February 12 the House finance committee prepared to dive into Gov. Davey’s two year budget bill proposing 88.4 million dollars for state government operations in 1937 and 1938. The plan increases overall appropriations by about 1.03 million over the prior bill after governor vetoes totaling 10.284 million. Major funding would go to the highway department at 39.106 million and universities see about an 11 percent rise. no building or repair funds are included.
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Columbus
House Finance Committee
Davey
House
al Kalb
Ottawa
Kalb
State Highway Department
John M. Caren
Caren
Bowling Green University
Kent State University
Miami University
Wea
WESD
Agele Odal S
Ohio University
Wilberforce University
Rae
Ohio State University
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Lake White State Reservoir
Meigs Memorial Commission
Welfare Department
Governor's Office
Cceccceas
Industrial Commission
Judiciary
Conservation Division
eSeeh
House of Representatives
Senate
Lindberghs Take Off For Egypt
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh begin a 1200 mile flight from Tripoli to Egypt after a day with Air Marshal Balbo governor general of Libya. They head along the North African coast toward Mersa Matruh in western Egypt. Weather reported satisfactory as Balbo bids farewell at Mallaha airport.
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Tripoli
Libya
Charles A. Lindbergh
Egypt
Italo Balbo
Nile
Lindbergh
Mersa Matruh
Balbo
Mallaha
Cincinnati Rejoices Over Safer Water After Flood
Cincinnati residents could drink tap water without boiling for the first time in 19 days. City officials declared the supply safe from typhoid germs and other waterborne diseases following the recent flood, ending widespread fear and prompting relief among citizens.
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Cincinnati
Influenza hits staff at Boys' Industrial School
Lancaster Q February 12. George Lamb assistant superintendent reports 19 of 130 employees at the Boys' Industrial School are ill with influenza.
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Lancaster
George Lamb
Boys’ Industrial School
Quarrel Ends In Fatal Shooting
A domestic quarrel last night led to the fatal shooting of John Guettinger aged 50 of Vine yard road Avon Lake allegedly by his wife Lenora 35 who is detained in county jail pending investigation. She gave herself up after first fleeing to a neighbor and was found near collapse at the jail. She said the shooting was unintentional and followed an attempted choking. Guettinger an electrician at Cleveland Electric Aluminum Company had returned home from Lorain around midnight after bowling. The couple, married seven years, have a 2 1/2 year old child Leron. The coroner said Guettinger could have lived only a short time after the bullet struck. Guettinger body taken to a Lorain funeral home.
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John Guettinger
Vineyard Road
Avon Lake
Lenora
Smith & Wesson
Guettinger
Arnold
Cleveland Electric Aluminating Company
Leron
S. C. Ward
Lorain
Valencia Bombarded Suburb Under Sea Attack
Valencia reports a 25 minute sea bombardment on the Alborayo suburb of the Loyalist capital beginning at 1 30 a m and ending at 1 55 a m. coastal batteries replied. 25 to 30 shells were fired with some hitting fields and two houses near the beach wrecked. Sirens sounded and residents sought shelter. Sagunto, about 22 miles north, also believed bombarded.
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Valencia
Spain
Alborayo
Sagunta
President Roosevelt Honors Lincoln at Memorial Wreath Ceremony
President Roosevelt and officials marked Abraham Lincoln’s birthday with a wreath laid before the statue at the massive Civil War memorial in Washington. Soldiers sailors and marines stood at attention as patriotic groups placed additional wreaths and thousands watched from the plaza.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Crown Princess Marie Jose Gives Birth To Heir Son In Italy
Crown Princess Marie Jose has borne a son today at about 2 P M local time securing a male heir for the Savoy line. The newborn, second in line after Crown Prince Humbert, follows Salic law leaving sister Maria Pia non heir. Humbert, 32, and Marie Jose, 30, wed January 8, 1930 amid jubilation across Italy.
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Napies
Heb
U. P
Marie Jose Ae
Taly
Maria Pia
Humbert
House of Savoy
Marie Jose
Albert
Brooklyn defendant pleads guilty in Lindbergh kidnap case
Murray Bleefeld, one of three men charged with kidnapping Paul H. Wendel, pleaded guilty before Judge John J. Fitzgerald in Brooklyn. The trio was accused of holding Wendel to coerce a confession that delayed for three days the execution of Bruno Hauptmann for the Lindbergh kidnapping.
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New York
U. P
Murray Bleefeld
Paul H. Wendel
New Jersey
John J. Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Bleefeld
Martin Schlossman
Harry Weiss
Wendel
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Amelia Earhart Plans World Flight
Amelia Earhart Putnam 39 prepares to circle the globe in a 27 000 mile flight starting within a month in Oakland California. The east west route would be the first around the world attempt and the first by a woman.
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New York
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Aviatrix
Oakland
Cal
Workmen Robbers Escape With $6000 in Cleveland
Three men disguised as workers held up eight staff at the Cleveland Hob bing Machine Company plant today. Wearing overalls cork smudges dark glasses and masks they escaped with $6000. No arrests reported as officers searched for the trio.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Hobbing Machine Company
Hopkins Talks Over Emergency Situation
CHICAGO Feb 12 Works Progress Administrator Harry L Hopkins met with 48 state administrators in a closed session and said it may be necessary to seek more than the $655,000,000 already appropriated to combat flood and drought ravages.
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Chicago
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Diplomats May Be Shifted Says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt announced he is considering several transfers in the American diplomatic service and will discuss the matter soon with Secretary of State Cordell Hull. The remarks were delivered in Washington on February 12.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
La Follette Orders Pinkerton to Surrender Documents
Washington February 12 Chairman Robert M La Follette Jr Wisconsin ordered Pinkerton's Detective Agency to surrender immediately documents locked in a nearby hotel room under guard of an agency operative.
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Washington
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Wis
Pinkerton
Flood Not Critical in New Orleans Says Dock Board
New Orleans reports five large sandbags plugged and 18 blocks flooded down river. Giant gutter pumps drained yellow river water into Lake Pontchartrain as the river rose slightly above flood stage. Hampton Reynolds, consulting engineer for the dock board, said the situation is not at all critical.
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New Orleans
U. S. Army
Lake Ponchartrain
Dock Board
House of Detention
Hampton Reynolds
Zoning Amendment to Permit Porch Enclosures Discussed
City council set to hear committee report on proposed amendment to the zoning act allowing porch enclosures in restricted areas. City funding inspector Hart Dichacon notes several inquiries and many residents plan to attend Monday night session.
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City Euding
Hart Dichacon
Man Suffers Head Laceration in Home Fall
Frank Willer aged 48 of 523 Elm Street suffered a head laceration about 3 p m yesterday when he fell down stairs at his home. He was treated at Elsha Memorial Hospital.
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Frank Willer
Elm Street
Elsha Memorial Hospital
Flood Relief Fund Near 10000 Mark
The Elyria Chapter Red Cross reports $9,200 in checks sent to Washington with nearly $300 more received this week. Local residents across Elyria and surrounding townships, including Oberlin Henrietta Ridgeville and La Grange, contribute as the chapter nears the $16,000 unofficial goal. Admiral Cary T. Grayson thanks the chapter as nationwide Red Cross aid totals $18,778,474 in 16 days for flood relief.
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Red Cross
Elyria
National Red Cross
Washington
Edith Metcalf
Oberlin
Henrietta
Ridgeville
la Grange
Misa Metcalf
The
Red Croy
Cary T. Grayson
Elyria Man Found In Indiana Report
Police reported Ralph Leppien a 27 year old of West avenue and Oberlin road was located in South Bend Indiana by authorities there. He had been missing from his Elyria home since Tuesday morning and was in ill health according to his father. Police notified Leppien's parents of his condition.
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Ralph Leppien
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
South Bend
Ind
Leppien
Ais
Work On Abbe Road Bridge To Start Monday
Concrete footers for Lorain county bridge No. 8 will be poured Monday February 15 as WPA authorities report. The Abbe Road structure four miles north of Elyria replaces an old cracked stone arch and is part of a county WPA program to expand bridge capacity with reinforced concrete suitable for future traffic.
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Lorain County Bridge No. 8
Abbe Rd
Elyria
WPA
Lordéin
Ohio State Department of Highways
East River Rd
Indian Hollow
Lorain County
Ripton-Nickel Plate Road
Camden Township
Meister Rd
Brownhelm Township
Frank Rhoads
Timms Spring Fox Furnace Will Build Expansion Work
Elyria's Timms Spring Company plans a 12000 square foot addition and office modernizations at its Taylor street plant. Bids are due February 25 and work should start soon after. Architects are R and Silsbee with A C Smith. Fox Furnace wins a 56000 square foot warehouse expansion and seeks bids for office modernization and an extra floor. Construction begins immediately.
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Elyria
Timms Spring Company
Taylor Street
R. &. Silsbee
A. C. Smith
Fox Furnace Company
T. J. Kumie
Lorain
Many Elyrians Filing Income Tax Returns
Tangible evidence of increased business and larger pay rolls in Elyria and Lorain County is seen as Patrick A. Radican deputy collector of internal revenue receives income tax returns at the local post office. More than twice as many returns are expected this year as last, with higher average incomes and tax payments. The Elyria office will be open Fridays until March 1 and daily through March 13. Radican and Owen Corcoran assist with Social Security tax returns as well.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Patrick A. Radican
Internal Revenue
Radican
Owen Corcoran
Lorain
Corcoran
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Bank
Amherst
Wellington
Oberlin
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