Mellon Aluminum Company Cleared By Justice Department
The Department of Justice found Aluminum Company of America did not violate anti trust laws in the charges but urged a separate inquiry into Aluminum Goods Manufacturing, a Mellon subsidiary. The move follows political pressure for a senate investigation. Francis Derwent Wood, renowned sculptor, died in London at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aluminum Comany of America
Depart‘ment of Justice
Department
Mellon
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Almuinum Goods Manufacturing Company
London
Eng
Francis Derwent Wood
R. A
Britain
Scubora
Transfers in Fire Dept. Made Across Companies
Fire Chief W N Bates announced several moves within the Kiyria Fire Department effective mid February. Lieutenant J Urian is demoted to First Grade Fireman and moves from Engine Company 2 to Hose Company 1. Lieutenant A H Clarke moves from Engine 1 to Engine 2. Otto Steaman transfers from Hose 1 to Engine 1 on February 20. S R Hudson becomes acting lieutenant of Company 1 on February 20. Archie Phipps transfers from Engine 3 to Engine 2 on February 22. A A Roling moves from Engine 3 to Engine 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J. Urian
Kiyria
W. N. Bates
A. H. Clarke
Otto Steaman
Hase Company
S. R. Hudson
Archie Phipps
Engine Company Number One
Engine Company Number Three
A. A. Roling
Income Tax Man Is Coming to Elyria
J. B. Dewhurst of the United States Department of Revenue will be at the Internal Revenue Office in the Post Office from Feb 23 to Mar 15 to help taxpayers file income tax returns. Forms 1940-4 are available with details on tax up to 5000 dollars of salary and dependants credits. Exemption for single is 1500 dollars and 3500 dollars for married filers.
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J. BE. Dewhurst
United States Department of Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Dewhurst
Pimple Causes Woman's Death in Urbana
A pimple on Mrs. W. E. Holman’s face led to blood poisoning after she picked it. She died in Urbana after an operation in the hospital.
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Urbana
Wen
W. E. Holman
Radio listings mix Cleveland Chicago New York schedules
Station lineups show alumni program in Cleveland, Victor Concert in Chicago, The Vikings segment in Schenectady, a comedy segment in Albany, and a radio ball opening in Springfield with evening times. Frequencies and times are listed for each market.
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Cleveland
Wear
Case
Chicago
KYW
Victor
New York
WEA
The
Vikings
Schenectady
WGY
Springfield
WBZ
Wilkinson Sues Storer Brothers for 230 Dollars in Collision Case
Wilkinson sues Storer Brothers Company for 230 dollars in the common pleas court. The petition alleges a Storer vehicle collided with a Cleveland-Florira Ranch car, and Wilkinson claims negligence by the defendant's driver caused the wreck.
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SCES
Wikinson
Storer Brothers Company
Commaon Fleas
Cleveland-Floyria Ranch
Inflammacine Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Inflammacine as a remedy for colds coughs and bronchial troubles. It promises overnight relief a gentle mouth dissolve and a week long course to cure catarrh. Phillips offers jars at 20 or 60 cents with a money back guarantee.
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C. V
Pillips
Log Cabin Births Prompt Reader Messages
Chronicle Telegram publishes reader letters about being born in log cabins. Mrs Peter Kolinski notes a cabin near Ahmd Michigan in Gratiot county no longer stands. V F Fauver recalls 1852 Eaton Michigan upbringing. cabin gone. Mrs J T Clifford recalls Penfield area 1859 cabin demolished. husband born nearby in 1856 cabin torn down.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Log Cabina
Hogan
Ahmd
Michigan
Gratiot
Peter Kolinski
Kenyon Avenue
Elyria
Ohio
Chronicle Telegram
Eaton
V. F. Fauver
Fifth Street
Penfield
Spencer
J. T. Clifford
West Second Street
Rescue Story From Snow Slide at McDonaldale
A man describing a deadly slide recalls being buried under six feet of snow and a partition in a McDonaldale home. He awoke suffocating, then was saved by rescuers after three hours. a companion had already been pulled to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonalde
Whittle
Judge weighs crime definition in deportation case
Secretary of Labor Davis noted the decision hinges on what constitutes a crime involving moral turpitude. If Judge Goddard sides with the government, Attorney Trayes will appeal to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals, which would stay deportation. The countess remains at Niles Island with no bail petition filed.
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Secretary of Labor
Davis
Goddard
Trayes
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Niles Island
Ball
Tube Mill Orders Increase at Lorain Plant
The National Tube Company announced that mills now idle at 85 percent will run next week on a one percent basis due to increased orders. Michael D. Kirsch filed a petition in common pleas seeking three and a half acres of Ridgeville township land to be set off to the defendant and payment from the property proceeds. Rioting is critical in Vienna as post election unrest escalates with the assassination of opposition leader Alexander Neason and a state of siege declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
N Itional Tube Company
Mingr I
Michael D. Kirsch
Thurbara Kirsch
Court of Common Pleas
Ridgeville Township
Vienna
Austria
Bowman
Turna Maguire
Neason
Seige
Four Square City talk emphasizes fellowship and service
Dr Bready urges loyalty to Elyria and nation, promotes fraternalism via Chamber of Commerce, and advocates Board of Trade as inclusive city backbone. He warns against sectarianism and radicals, presses visualization of a united future, urges civic duty and active church cooperation, with elections and a Washington's Birthday address announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bready
Ile
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Four Square City
Rieady
Church
America
Jea
Elyria Board of Trade
Bready
Treident
W. Phillips
Tie
Rames
A. T L. Werner
Rotary Dlab
Dward Steiner
Grinnell College
Iowa
Washington
Rosary Club
Congregational Church
Funeral services for Lewis Krapp at St. Mary's
Funeral services for Lewis Krapp will be held from St. Mary's church at nine o'clock Saturday morning.
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Ako
Lewis Krapp
St. Mary's Church
Elyria Chess Champion Defeated in Lorain Semi Final
W. G. Givens, holder of the Elyria championship, was defeated yesterday in Lorain during a semi final by R. R. Roche, once national Mexican church champion, after four and a half hours of play. Roche advances to meet the other semi final winner to claim the Lorain county title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. G. Givens
Lorain
R. Roche
Roche
Lorain County
Old Time Dance Enjoyed by Sons of Union Veterans
Forty Auxiliary members met in the I O O F hall for a business session and program. Winners of sunshine prizes were Mrs Goodman and Mrs Helen Kelly. Readings and songs included McKinley’s Dying Prayer Lead Kindly Light and My Old Kentucky Home. A Washington life sketch and musical numbers followed with a later period dance.
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Sons of Union Veterans
Goodman
Helen Kelly
McKinley
Jessie Conhipan
George Washington
Hattie Hance
Old
Kentucky
Local Personal Notes Highlight Weekend Plans And Health Updates
Mrs Edith Poughton leaves for a Lakewood weekend guest of her son Ralph. Mrs Tatciek Carlin improving after illness in Lorain hospital. Mrs H T Underhill visiting in the city from Lakewood. Harold Guthman to spend weekend in Delaware. John Chamberlain arriving from Mansfield for weekend with parents. Mrs J Q Ryan to attend Cleveland Grand Opera Saturday. Mr and Mrs R Dodge wintering in Lake Worth spent day with A Glattstein. Miss Elizabeth Roth and Miss Marvy La Duke visiting New York City. Felix Pauly couple celebrates 25th wedding anniversary. Miss Marion Lehmann improving after Memorial hospital operation. Mrs Carl Martin visiting Torain with Mrs RR Riehwine. A F F W Society to meet Thursday February twenty fifth at Mrs E I Kennedy’s home.
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Edith Poughton
Eartcourt
Lakewood
Ralph
Lake Avenue
Tatciek Carlin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Ohio
H. T. Underhill
Blyria
Harold Guthman
East Avenue
Delaware
John Chamberlain
Mansfield
Ninth Street
J. Q. Ryan
Cedar Street
Cleveland
R Dodge
Lake Worth
Florida
A. Glattstein
Sebring
Elizabeth Roth
Wurstcourt
Marvy la Duke
New York City
Felix Pauly
Gulf Road
Marion Lehmann
Memorial Hospital
Carl Martin
Northeast
Parent- Teacher Association
Torain
RR. F. Riehwine
A. F. F. W. Society
E. 1 Kennedy
Keighth Street
Architect Wuirtect Entes Sues Pythian Temple Company
O waurmser filed suit in the court of common pleas for six thousand dollars and costs. He alleges he was hired as an architect and seeks payment for plans he prepared for the Pythian Temple Company of Lorain.
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KF. O. Waurmser
Court of Common Pleas
Pythian Temple Company of
Lorain
Elyria Boy Honored for Wesleyan Freshman Honor
George T. Moody, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Moody of 921 Park Avenue, Elyria, has been placed on the honor roll at Wesleyan University Middletown Connecticut for excellence in scholarship. Of a class of 200, only twenty other freshmen were honored.
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George T. Moody
FR. I. Moody
Park Avenue
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Two Boys Report Skull and Hatchet Mystery to Police
Police investigate a river bend claim after two youths report finding a skull and rusty hatchet near Broad Street Bridge. Officers doubt the tale as details prove inconsistent and rust marks turn out to be ordinary corrosion.
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Wade Hotchkiss
Sweet
Gibson
Broad Street
Youth Is Hit By Auto In Lorain Crossing
Louis Polok 13, of 792 West River street, was struck crossing Broad street between East avenue and Court Street by a car driven by J. W. Hill of 1317 Second street, Lorain. He was taken to Memorial hospital with a scratched knee, described as an invalid paralyzed on the right side.
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Louis Polok
West River Street
J. W. Hill
Second Street
Lorain
Broad Street
East Avenue
Court Street
Memorial Hospital
Polok
Markets Report From Cleveland And Toledo Livestock
Market briefs show Cleveland prices for produce eggs and oleo with tomatoes listed. Cleveland livestock reports detail cattle calves sheep and lambs with mixed receipts and higher and steady trends, plus Toledo hogs cattle veal calves and sheep noted as steady or higher.
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Toledo
Delayed Paper Notice to City Subscribers
To our city subscribers if you do not receive your paper before 30 p.m. call 2316 and your paper will be delivered by our truck hoy as soon as possible after this hour.
Two Patrol Wagon Drivers Bound Over in Lorain Robbery Case
Edward Frey and Edward McAndrews, patrol wagon drivers for Lorain police, pled not guilty in municipal court to robbery charges and were bound over to the April grand jury session. Victim George M. Poundis identified both men as the robery suspects who stole $100 near East 28th Street. Frey had submitted resignation effective Saturday. he once served as a deputy sheriff under Sheriff Underhill.
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Lorain
Edward Frey
Edward McAndrewe
Grand Jury
George M. Poundis
East 28Th Street
Ponundis
Fry
Lerain
Underhill
Mathews
Mrs Stillman orders divorce suit discontinued
Mrs James A Stillman instructed former Judge Isaac N Mills of Mount Vernon to file a discontinuance notice of her divorce suit. The reconciled Stillmans are in Europe. Also in brief: Rene La Coste defeated Vincent Richards in the national indoor tennis championships. an Elyria police search for a stolen auto. Toledo grain closing prices for wheat corn oats rye and seeds.
Fight Over Fifty Cents Ends With Shootings
In Rossford Ohio Lee Wingo was jailed after shooting Hay Wood near the heart over fifty cents. Wood from Rossford was in a Toledo hospital near death with police reporting the incident occurred in Rossford.
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Bowling Green, CO
Hay Wood
Rossford
Toleuo
Lee Wingo
Wingo
Wood
Divorce Actions and a Monetary Judgment in Elyria Briefs
Nina Gierman of Elyria sues for divorce from Fred Gierman alleging neglect and extreme cruelty and seeks alimony and child custody. Allen Williams seeks divorce from Beulah Williams citing wilful absence after three years. George Robinson earns a $125 judgment for a breach of sale on a household goods contract against William and Esther Wooden. Elyria Library closes for a legal holiday. patrons must read tomorrow. Harold Halderman fined $5 in a truck overloading case.
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Asker
Nina Gierman
Elyria
Fred Gierman
Allen Williams
Beulah Williams
George Robinson
J. C. Conaway
William and
Esther Wooden
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National A & B
Tee
Daren Ae Lyri
Fire Dept
Old Doe Turner
Cc. W. Phillips
Page
Caree, Florist
Siebel
Newel
Elyria’s Telegraph Florist
Fla
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Yorty
avYaln Reres
2Us Kenyon Avenue
Jessie McLean
Amherst
Carl Curtice
Jue Ittekel
la Grange
Milton Obites
John Breckenridge
Chevalier Lodge
P. Halu
K. of P
Tarr
Walter Chapman
Arthur Kaiser
East Ave
Alex Baast
W. River
Lillian Eldred
St. F. D
Frank Kantofsky
ARC Wuitect Entes
Cleveland Livestock
Dover
Wagan
National Tube Company
John M. Bachtiota
Peart Road
Alsike
Timothy
Harold Halderman
S. J. George’s
Scott
Scott’s
Bowne
Blomfield, N.J
Tvitaneed
Syria
Leader Shoe Store
Broad ST
SILOE
Ain Over Boylans
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
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