Publisher urges coalition cabinet for recovery plan
Paul Block, publisher of New York, told a Senate committee the road to recovery requires balancing the budget, settling foreign debts, repealing the 18th amendment, and a coalition cabinet. He urged currency confidence and suggested debt reductions for debtor nations and an advisory board of leading citizens to work with the president and Congress.
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Washington
Paul Block
New York
Today
Senate
United States
Block
Congress
Lorain County Farm Bureau forms gasoline co op
Incorporators Henry L. Leimbach R E Campbell and Theodore H Breyley file incorporation papers for Lorain County Farm Bureau Co operative Association Inc to operate a bulk gasoline station near Elyria. Authorized capital includes 2500 in preferred stock 2500 in Class A common and 30 shares of no par Class B common stock with plans approved by the board last week.
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Columbus
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Elyria
Henry L. Leimbach
R. E. Campbell
Theodore H. Breyley
Chimney Fire Sends Elyria Firemen to Benson Home
A chimney blaze near midnight prompted Elyria firefighters to respond to 845 Second Street the residence of M. D. Benson. No damage was reported.
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Elyria
M. D. Benson
Second Street
Automobile Crash Damages Car On Mid dle Avenue Near 13th
An automobile driven by P. L. Walker of 121 Pasadena avenue was damaged yesterday on Mid dle avenue near 13th street after a collision with a truck driven by J. M. Curtis of Bellevue, police reported.
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P. L. Walker
Pasadena Avenue
Middle Avenue
13Th Street
J. M. Curtis
Bellevue
Columba Station Man Arrested for Gas Station Destruction
Harold E. Ross of Columba Station was arrested by Sheriff Clarence Dick and deputies around 2 p.m. yesterday on a warrant sworn by J. S. Phillips. The incident involved Ross driving his truck into a West View gas station gasoline pump, resulting in malicious destruction of property charges.
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Harold E. Ross
Columba Station
Clarence Dick
J. S. Phillips
West View
Ross
Deputies Seek Suspects After Station Break-In Attempt
Deputy sheriffs searched the North Ridge and Leaguitt roads area last night for people believed to have tried to break into a gas station. A window was broken but the building was not entered, Sheriff Clarence Dix reported.
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North Ridge
Leagutt Roads
Clarence Dicx
Auto 18 recovered accessories stolen
An automobile reported stolen by Burt Billow at 326 13th Street was recovered in Lorain. The car was found stripped of its accessories, and the sheriff reported the incident.
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Auto 18
Burt Billow
13Th Street
Lorain
Jean Chemical Company Donates Cold Remedy Packets to Elyria Relief
The Jean Chemical Company donated two dozen packages of a cold remedy to the Elyria Relief Committee located at 333 Eastern Heights Boulevard. J. L. Mathis, a committee member, announced the gift for distribution to needy city families.
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Elyria
Jean Chemical Company
Eastern Heights Boulevard
J. L. Mathis
Hoover Addresses New York on World Economy and Gold Standard
In New York, Mr. Hoover faced a cordial reception as 90 police guarded him. He urged steps for global economic recovery, warned against abandoning the gold standard, and outlined three possible national futures from cooperation to isolation and currency inflation.
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Hoover
New York
Europe
United States
Sons Of Union Veterans To Meet Thursday
An open meeting of HH. P. Chapman Camp, Sons of Union Veterans, will be held on Thursday Feb 16 at G A R hall. The event includes a Lincoln birthday program and an oyster supper at 6 30 p m. Invitations go to George C. Dennison Camp 214 GA FH W Ro Daughters of Union Veterans and Civil War soldiers not in a camp.
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HH. P. Chapman Camp
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. BR. Hall
George C. Dennison
G. A. Fh
Daughters of Union Veterans
Death notice for Mrs Franks at Amherst Hospital
Mrs. Franks 44 of Fester Park Road died at Amherst Hospital morning after three months of ill health. Survived by husband Edward Franks and eight children Theodore Smith William Clyde Howard Ratherirs Charlot Delores, all at home, one grandson Earl Smith, two sisters and one brother. Funeral at St Joseph's Catholic Church Friday morning at 8:58 with Fr. Dame Esehen officiating.
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Amhrerst. O
Wee Franks
Fester Park Road
Amherst
Edward Franks
Theodore Smith
Styria
Wiliam
Clyde
Plas Howard
Ratherirs
Charlot
Delores
Earl Smith
Ee Orasher
St Joseph's Catholic Chure
Dame Esehen
Obituary: Mrs Lydia Fitch Mills Dies at Home
Lydia Mills formerly Lydia Fitch daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Fitch Olmsted passed away Sunday evening at her Roan road home from a heart attack. She lived in Columbia twenty four years and is survived by husband two daughters Evelin Stearns Berea and Josephine Beasel. mother Mrs Fiten. Funeral at her home Wednesday at 8 pm with Mr Bisson of Berea officiating burial in Butternut Ridge cemetery.
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Columbia
Sens Tames Milles
ud+ es
Asya
Ae ” Deriv
Roan Road
Lydia Fitch
Melvin Fitch
Olmsted
Hio
Josephine Beasel Ara
Evelin Stearns
Boynton Funeral Services Planned for Gary Boynton
Funeral services for Gary Boynton will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 39 from the Sudro Funeral Home.
Musicians Shine At YMCA Club Event
Members of the Young Men's Club at the YMCA staged a musical program during their weekly meeting. James Lilley and Jack Whidden directed with Whidden singing solos and tap dances. The program featured three quartets and one sextet including Fey Fitch Gaston Niemeyer Black Biren Clymer Abbe Wilson Kuss Robeck Crowder Mac Clellan Cook Burke Kuss Schnuerer.
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Cluk
James Lilley
Jack Whidden
Whidden
Lilley
M. F. Fey
Jay Fitch
Wilbur Gaston
Carl Niemeyer
Seward Black
Harold Biren
Roy Clymer
Dr. M. A. Abbe
Robert Wilson
Leonard Kuss
Keith Brown
Harald Robeck
Marion Crowder
W. C. MacClellan
Henry Cook
Steve Burke
Fred Schnuerer
No Moratorium in Ohio Says Governor
Governor White announced there will be no moratorium on bank payments in Ohio. He stated there is no occasion for such action in the state.
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Ohio
Columbus
White
Bicycle Stolen From Jack Lyon in Middle Avenue Theft
Jack Lyon reports his bicycle stolen yesterday from 706 Middle Avenue. Sheriff’s department filing a report on the incident.
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Jack Lyon
Middle Avenue
Sheriff's Department
School Board Cuts Deepen Teacher Pay Reductions
The board reports 22.5 percent overall salary declines from last year after earlier 10 percent cuts. Teachers earning 1200 annually face about a 12.2 percent drop, while top earners see a 15 percent cut since the year began. A 23.5 percent cut applies to the 2700+ group. Anticipated $52,000 to $83,000 in funds may trim the district deficit to around $19,000, with remaining gaps to be resolved after the term.
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Nisnt
Rebekahs Birthday Party Held at Vine Lodge
In Oberlin Ohio on February 14 the Vine Rebekah Lodge hosted a birthday party after initiation for January and February born members. Guests included George Behnke, Harry and Mrs Murphy, Mrs Kroeger, Dorothy Vanustdale, Mary Greisner, Lena May, Helen Ernst, Jenny Powers, Grace McDole, Abbie Davis, and Vivian Shaffstall. Photographs from infancy and later life were shown and a guessing contest identified the guests. Refreshments followed late.
Eastern Stars Meet Thursday in Wooster District Day
The Fourth District Order of Eastern Stars of Ohio holds its annual district day in Wooster on Thursday February 16 with a business session at 9 am and ritual work by the district Matrons in the afternoon. The event serves as a school of instruction to bind chapters and foster fellowship. members may attend. Transportation arrangements are coordinated through Pansy Chapter in Oberlin.
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Order of Eastern Stars of Ohio
Wooster
Gsalm
Oberlin
Pansy Chapter
Hofman to Give Recital March Seventeenth
Josef Hofman the Polish pianist and Curtis Institute director will perform March 17 at 6 15 p m after illness prevented his January 24 recital in this city The program will likely be the one previously published ensuring a familiar lineup by the renowned musician and educator.
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Josef Hofman
Curtis Institute of Music
Ilness
Conservatory
Ernie Schaaf Dies After Ring Fall in Miami Bout
In a Miami match, Ernie Schaaf collapsed in the 13th round after trading jabs with Primo Carnera. His condition worsened, and he died an hour later. Buckley blamed critics for calling Schaaf a quitter, praising his character and noting Schaaf’s ritual of confession and communion before the fight. Schaaf, born Elizabeth, NY, in 1907, rose quickly from factory work and Navy service to amateur and professional boxing, with wins over top foes early in his career.
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Schaaf
Buckley
Jack Sharker
Miami
Fla
New York
Sharkey
Neaven
Ernie Schaaf
Blond Appado
Elizabeth
N. T
Newport
R. T
U. S
Denver
Joe Lavalee
Ernie
Jack Sharkey Sharkey
Siznerman
Philadelphia
Boston
Peterson
Denmark
Nils Ramm
Sweden
Phil Schlossberg
Us. Navy
Johnny Rnisko
al Friedman
Kink Solomon
Jack Renault
Tommy Loughran
Immunization Begins in Oberlin Schools
The health department started annual diphtheria immunization in Oberlin Schools today with three toxoid injections three weeks apart, pending parental permission. A Schick test will measure prior immunity. Last year about zero percent of first six graders in Oberlin had received this protection.
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Oberlin
Health Department
Ogberlin
Querlin
Oberlin Women’s Club hears lectures on Seeing America
Mrs Erwin Worcester hosted the Education Department gathering at College Place last evening. Papers on Seeing America opened with The Garden of the Gods by Mrs P D Hubobard and Grand Canyon by Miss Sara Prince. Next meeting will be in Wright laboratory with Prof W H Chapin as speaker.
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Erwin Worcester
Oberlin Women's Club
College Place
America
P. D. Hubobard
Grand Canyon
Sara Prince
Wright Laboratory
W. H. Chapin
Reverend Daniels Attends Ohio Diocese Convention
Reverend L. E. Daniels rector of Christ Church Episcopal and three parish delegates attended the annual convention of the diocese of Ohio at Trinity Cathedral Cleveland on Tuesday. The lay delegates were W. E Rentrager Julian S. Fowler and James F. Miskovsky.
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L. E. Daniels
Christ Church Episcopal
Diocese of
Ohio
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
Messrs
W. E Rentrager
Julian S. Fowler
James F. Miskovsky
Pythian Sisters To Serve Supper In KH. ef P. Lodge
The Pythian Sisters will serve supper to KH. ef P. lodge members Wednesday evening February 15 at 6 30 in the lodge rooms followed by a lodge meeting. Mrs Ella Fast of Polk Ohio visits her sister Mrs J H Feakins of Prospect street. Miss Josephine Gibson of Michigan State College spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Mabel Gibson of East College street. Attorney John Von Blun spends the day in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Charles Fast of Ashland were Sunday guests of sister Mrs J H Feakins. Mrs Paul Davey and children of Kent visit her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Beckwith. James Bebout of North Fairfield spent the weekend at the Zevodsky home on East College street. William Campbell, who has been in Grand Rapids Michigan for several months, has returned home to East College street.
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Pythian
KH. Ef P
Ella Fast
Polk, O
J. H. Feakins
Prospect Street
Josephine Gibson
Michigan State College
Mabel Gibson
East College Street
John von Blun
Columbus
Charles Fast
Ashland
Paul Davey
Kent
Frank Beckwith
James Bebout
North Fairfield
Zevodsky
William Campbell
Grand Rapids
Mich
County Approves Used Car Purchase for Sheriff Dept
County commissioners authorized buying a used eight cylinder car for the sheriff's department. A trade-in allowance of 500 pounds was given plus 600 dollars cash for the new vehicle. Sheriff Clarence Dick said the traded-in car broke down on the last four trips. The department has five other cars with high mileage.
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Sheriff's Department
Clarence Dick
Sheriff’s Department
County Health Fund Receives $4009 Advance From County
County commissioners approved an advance of $4009 from general taxes to the County Health Board for ongoing operations. They also authorized a $5000 advance to the County Ssbro Board against anticipated tax receipts.
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County Health Fund
County Health Board
Ssbro
Golden Rule in Commerce Topic for Community Congress
J. A. Solandt announced that the feature for tonight's Community Congress at 7:30 p.m. in the council chamber of city hall will be a discussion titled The Golden Rule in Commerce.
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Council Chamber
J. A. Solandt
Japan plans for Manchuria based on League delay
A Japanese spokesman outlined a thesis of an independent Manchuria relying on international rivalries to block League of Nations action. He argued Britain and France would drop proceedings, while Russia might seek US recognition for cooperation. Chaos in the Far East could aid Soviet aims in China and Japan.
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Manchuria
League
Japan
Great Britain
France
Russia
United States
Moscow
Far East
Refuse New Trial in Unusual Use Refuse New Trial
Dorothy Gentle a 22 year old of Lorain won a court victory as Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson refused a petition for a new trial. The case awarded Gentle 12500 dollars against George Wagner of Sandusky for injuries from a Lorain auto accident on April 18 1929. The defense involving an insurance company appealed to the Supreme Court but lost and new evidence was sought showing prior injuries from a prior accident. The defense argued the evidence could have been produced at the first trial and appealed to the circuit court if Thompson’s ruling stands.
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Dorothy Gentle
Lorain
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Miss Gentle
George Wagner
Sandusky
Supreme Court
Attacrneys
Thompson
Circuit Court
Amherst Council Debates Municipal Plant Referendum
Amherst officials and Lorain area councilmen discussed next meeting logistics in Elyria to gather information. The Amherst councilmen attended the session while Mayor Van Oster was absent, as discussions with O P S over rate reductions continue.
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Amherst
Alex Mollison
Arthur Matchette
James Marsh
Lorain
Elyria
Conley
W. H. van Oster
Eisra
Michigan Bank Holiday Proclaimed Amid Financial Crisis
Governor Comstock declared a week long bank holiday from February 14 to 21 1933 amid a severe financial emergency in Detroit and statewide. The order aims to safeguard depositors rights while banks and trust firms suspend operations, with no impact on existing written agreements or judicial proceedings.
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Briggs Manufacturing Company
Ford
Hudson Motors Company
Michigan
Comstock
Detroit
Michigan Bankers Association
Detroit Clearing House
United States Treasury Department
Banking Department
State of Michigan
Federal Reserve Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United States Secretary of Commerce
State of
Wiliam A. Comstock
Boettcher Kidnapping Intensifies Hunt Across State
Detectives expect to identify the typewriter make and manufacture date as the search expands for two abductors who seized An na Lou Boettcher at her Denver home. Police and the Boettcher family push for contact, offer a $5,000 reward, and interview witnesses while tracing leads across Kansas City and Englewood.
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Clark
Anna Lou Boettcher
Boettcher
Murmer
Charlie Boettcher
Claude Boettcher
Edna Boettcher
Denver
Mabel
Legion of Police
Kansas City
Diamond Jack Alterie
Chicago
Edwin C. Johnson
Col. Lindbergh
Otto Hutchinson
Engleword
Hutchinson
Cleveland Livestock and Produce Prices Report
Livestock receipts scarce details for hogs cattle calves and sheep with price ranges across weights and grades. Produce and poultry markets show steady butter eggs and poultry with varied live prices and seasonal notes. regional potatoes and wholesale quotations included.
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Cleveland
Grain prices and feed terms from Queretons market listing
Grain and feed prices listed for corn wheat oats hay and flour by the Queretons market. No 3 red corn at 29 gpa, No 2 at 80 and 467, wheat new red, oats and alfalfa prices shown with weights. Mixed hay and flour details, gluten and millet figures included.
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Myreaa
Window Break at Era Shoe Store Under Investigation
Police investigated an attempted burglary at Era Shoe Store on East Avenue. Detectives found the large glass display window broken around 11:45 PM yesterday with a stone nearby. Later work showed a glass cutter was used on the lower pane. Detective Lloyd Sweet led the inquiry.
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Eranomy Shoe
East Avenue
Polhiee
Nisl
Lloyd Sweet
Public Sale on Sutliff Farm Near Wellington
On the Geo Sutliff farm 11 2 miles east of Wellington on state route 18 a public sale will be held Thursday Feb 16 at 10 00 a m The sale includes 14 cattle a Holstein herd farm tools tractors engines and equipment several grain and hay crops a piano and numerous household items Terms cash lunch served Auctioneers and clerks named as MRS Blanche Sutliff W Fackler Aud J Khnect Clerk
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Wellington
Geo. Sutliff
Miami
Bradbury
Blanche Sul Tlipf
W. Fackler
J. Khnect
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