Hines Convicted as Dewey Sees Political Fallout
New York February 27 James J Hines a Tammany leader was found guilty on 13 counts for conspiring with the Dutch Schultz lottery mob He faces up to 27 years in Sing Sing and plans an appeal His conviction strengthens the Republican nomination bid of Thomas E Dewey the district attorney who led the case Capshaw and others face scrutiny while Mayor La Guardia moves to remove the judge and officials involved.
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New York
James J. Hines
Tammany
Thomas E. Dewey
Hines
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Sing Sing
Tammany Hall
Hulan Capshaw
Schultz
Supreme Court
Fiorello la Guardia
Capshaw
J. Richard Davis
Harry Schoenhaus
Dewey
Charles C. Nott, Jr
Elyria Service League Incorporated Aids Blind in Lorain County
The Elyria Service League Inc. formed to expand work for Lorain County's adult blind. Founders include Margaret O Calvert Clara G Johnson and Ruth C Huffman with Mrs. Leonard Tufford as president. The group operates the Center for the Sightless at 232 Second Street, assisting about 35 adults with WPA aided classes and self made tools as they grow the program. Continued on Page 8.
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Lorain County
Elyria Service League, Inc
United Press
Columbus
Margaret O. Calvert
Clara G. Johnson
Ruth C. Huffman
Leonard Tufford
Elyria
League
Center For
Second Street
Elyria Center For the Sightless
The
WFA
Chamberlain warns arms race risks national bankruptcy
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that lasting peace requires armament limits and removal of trade barriers. He warned the current arms race could bankrupt all nations, while officials believe Britain can outlast rivals and that a world conference is premature until preparations are in place.
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London
D.h
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Commons
Chamberlain
Weather update for Ohio and region tonight and Tuesday
Increasing cloudiness and warmer in extreme southwest Ohio tonight. Tuesday rain and warmer in the eastern portion. Over the past 24 hours light precipitation in the Ohio Valley and moderate to heavy falls in the northwest. Disturbances moved to New England with a stronger southwest low over the Texas Panhandle. High pressure over the Great Lakes to middle Atlantic. Rain in Oklahoma and Texas. heavy snow in eastern Colorado.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
New England
Texas Panhandle
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
West Gulf States
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Rockies
Noted Lecturer To Speak Here March 16
Dr James Selby Thomas president of the Chrysler Institute of Engineering will speak at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce annual dinner March 16 in the First Congregational Church dining room. Robert Jones chairs the dinner committee, with the event set for 6 30 p m. Thomas had been slated to address the chamber last fall but could not attend.
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James Selby Thomas
Chrysler Institute of Engineering
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
First Congregational Church
Robert Jones
Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
Autoworkers warned of suspension for convention
Philip Murray, vice president of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, said all United Automobile Workers members attending Homer Martin s March 4 convention would face automatic suspension from the CIO and the UAW.
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Detroit
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
United Automobile Workers
Homer Martin
Flu Epidemic Closes Brookside and Schools Hit Area
Lorain County schools face closures as influenza confines teachers and students. Superintendent C A Gibbons and staff are home ill. Brookside in Sheffield Lake shuts for three days with 73 students out. Brownhelm and Kipton schools report illness with remaining closures and undecided plans.
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Maynard Huene
Gibbons
Lake Avenue
Brookside
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake Board of Education
Brownhelm
Kipton
Camden School
Supt
H. C. Betts
Board of Education
Four Hurt and Three Arrested in Weekend Traffic Mishaps
Minor injuries were reported for four people including Violet Payne 16 and Benjamin Fitzpatrick 20 in Oberlin Elyria and Lorain incidents. Three offenders faced fines for intoxication and reckless driving as deputies investigated collisions on Route 20 Route 254 and local streets.
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Violet Payne
South Park Street
Oberlin
Benjamin Fitzpatrick
South Oak Street
Elyria
Margaret Cole
Broadway
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clarence Satterfield
Rush Street
Edward H. Tice
Wawaka
Ind
John Hudak
Albert Stebbins
Orville O. Terrell
Wakeman
Elmer Brewer
Leonard Smith
Terrell
Milton J. Stocking
New London
Dan Cycyk
East 30Th Street
Smith
William J. Young
Cleveland
Sheffield Township
Young
Cycyk
Emil Kubishke
Elmer Peterson
Lake Avenue
John Kenwerth
Lexington Avenue
Peter Goods
Maxine Sharp
Earlcourt
Middle Avenue
Eighth Street
Captain and crew return to abandoned freighter Lillian
Captain Frank Boyer and half his crew return to the freighter Lillian after it rammed the German freighter Wiegand off the New Jersey coast. The Lillian remained afloat with decks awash as a coast guard cutter patrolled.
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New York
Frank Boyer
Lillian
Wiegand
New Jersey
Coast Guard
Boyer
Barnegat Light
Cape May
N. J
Icarus
Scotland Light
Bull Line
Atlantic
Barnegat
Acme
Eight Killed In Ohio Traffic
Eight people killed in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend including pedestrians. Victims named include Herbert Archey 63 of Buchtel Carl Howdyshell 25 Logan held by police with no charges filed William Simonton 99 Plainville near Mariemont killed in hit and run Thomas Spooner 81 Glendale crushed by truck Jean Glowacki 6 Cleveland struck by a truck Martin Underwood 68 near Columbiana County Home Rev Raymond Gordman 48 Euclid killed when hit by a freight train Mickey Turner 6 Jackson died after car hit a tree near Washington DC Allie Martin 17 Geneva died of automobile injuries with family injured in the crash.
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United Press
Ohio
Herbert Archey
Buchtel
Carl Howdyshell
Logan
Athens
Howdyshell
William F. Simonton
Plainville
Mariemont
Hamilton County
Thomas Spooner
Glendale
Jean Glowacki
Cleveland
Martin Underwood
Columbiana County
Raymond J. Gordman
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Euclid
Mickey Turner
Jackson
Springfield
Washington D. C
Allie Martin
Geneva
Jury Recommends Indictment Of 13 Pa Democrats
A Dauphin county grand jury recommended indictments against 13 Pennsylvania Democrats including three former cabinet members from Gov. Earle’s Little New Deal era. Judge Schaeffer ordered the bills drawn. Named: David L. Lawrence, Ralph M. Bashore, Roy E. Brownmiller, all linked to graft and election law charges.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Earle
Paul N. Schaeffer
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth
Ralph M. Bashore
Pottsville
Labor and Industry
Roy E. Brownmiller
Supreme Court Voids NLRB Order Against Sands Manufacturing
The Supreme Court affirmed a Sixth Circuit ruling invalidating an NLRB cease and desist order against Sands Manufacturing Co. of Cleveland. The circuit court found the board's findings contrary to the evidence, thus setting aside the order.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
The
Sands Manufacturing Co
Cleveland
Circuit
48 Years in Waiting Bride Ends With Giggling I Do
Miss Ida M. Loop aged 63 wed William Frank Whittier 72 in Delaware Ohio after 48 years as sweethearts. The ceremony at the groom’s sister Miss Alice Whittier’s home was before Dr. Rollin H. Walker. The couple will live in Columbus where the bride runs a rooming house.
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Delaware
Ida M. Loop
William Frank Whittier
Whittier
Rollin H. Walker
Ohio Wesleyan University
Loop
Whittner
Mansfield
Nelsonville
Columbus
Alice Whittier
Descendant Of Lorain County Family Dies At 93 In Ithaca New York
Celia Day Durand 93, descendant of a long established Lorain County family, died Saturday evening at Ray Miller's home in Ithaca New York. She was born November 19, 1845 near Sheffield Center and married Cyrus Yale Durand in 1867. Surviving are three sons and one daughter with one son predeceased. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Nichols Funeral Home Oberlin with burial in North Ridge cemetery.
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Celia Day Durand
Lorain County
Ray Miller
Ithaca
New York
Huron
South Dakota
Washington, D. C
North Main Street
Oberlin
Maya
Carrie Day
George Harrison Durand
Yankton College
Yankton
E. Dana Durand
U. S. Tariff Commission
Albert C. Durand
Alice &. Edgerton
Washington
D. C
Walter Yuie Durand
Nichols Funeral Home
J. E. Richards
First Congregational Church
North Ridge Cemetery
National Defense Essay Contest Subjects Announced
The Chronicle-Telegram reports the local Legion Auxiliary will close its contest March 25 and the national contest on May 1. Senior high essay topic is What Adequate National Defense Means to American Youth, junior high topic Why a Strong National Defense is Essential to Enduring Peace. Local judges to be named. judges will not be Legion Auxiliary members. Mrs. John Kolopus chairs the Americanization committee.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Legion Auxiliary
Legion of Auxiliary
John Kolopus
Noted Author Dr Lewisohn Draws Local Zionist Crowd
Dr. Ludwig Lewisohn, famed author and lecturer, spoke at a breakfast with about 375 Elyria Lorain Jewish leaders at the Graystone Hotel. The visit included a lecture in Lorain last night at Agudath Bnai Isreal Temple and the installation of new Elyria Lorain Zionist Organization officers.
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Elyria
Graystone Hotel
Ludwig Lewisohn
J. N. Rassler
Elyria- Lorain Zionist Organization
Lewisohn
Agudath Bnai Isreal
Lorain
Elyria-Lorain Zionist Organization
University of Wisconsin
Ohio State University
the Nation
Zionist Organization of America
Samuel Deutsch
Bomb Attacks Kill Twenty Arabs in Haifa
Haifa Palestine was shaken by two bomb blasts in the market square and near the railroad station killing twenty Arabs and wounding 37 Arabs and two Jews. British authorities imposed a drastic curfew over the Haifa area after prior curfew following Jewish deaths yesterday.
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Haifa
Palestine
Drys Invite Views Tonight on Liquor Regulation Ordinance
Elyria dry forces and opponents of lax regulation prepare to present arguments at a 7 30 P M council chamber meeting led by Councilman Leonard Fowls. The special committee aims to craft a liquor ordinance acceptable to both sides by hearing viewpoints and suggestions from all interested parties. Members include Ellsworth Albert James Scott Frank Henke and Seward Black.
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Elyria
Council Chamber
Leonard Fowls
Charman
Fowls
Ellsworth Albert
James Scott
Frank Henke
Seward Black
Priest Killed By Train After Mercy Call Near Euclid
Rev. Fr. Raymond J. Gordman 48, pastor of St. Paul’s Euclid, was killed when his car stalled on Nickel Plate tracks after the night watchman left duty. He was ordained 1918 and served in Mexico and Ohio. Burial likely in Akron where his family lives.
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Cleveland
Mercy
Raymond J. Gordman
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Euclid
Father Gorman
Akron
Hugh Gallagher
St. Paul’s
St. John’s School
St. Thomas Aquinas School
St. Ignatius High School
Campion College
Prairie du Chien
Wis
St. Bernard’s Theological School
Rochester
N. Y
St. Mary's Seminary
St. Agnes
Mexico, O
St. Joseph’s Parish
St. Paul's
Milk Control Law Applied to Interstate Milk
The Supreme Court ruled that the Pennsylvania milk control law applies to milk produced in Pennsylvania when destined for interstate commerce. The decision reversed a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling and involved Eisenberg Farm Products Co. shipping from Elizabethville Dauphin County to New York.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Eisenberg Farm Products Co
Elizabethville
Dauphin County
New York
Soviet Radio Operator Sentenced Twenty Years
Mikhail Voznesensky, 25, Arctic radio operator, was found guilty of sabotaging the search for Soviet aviation hero Sigismund Levanevsky and sentenced today to twenty years in prison. He was denied the right to appeal the verdict.
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Moscow
Mikhail Voznesensky
Sigismund Levanevsky
End Of Long Civil War In Spain Seen
Britain and France formally recognize Franco’s Nationalist government in hopes of ending the Spanish Civil War and avoiding further bloodshed. Paris says Negrin may evacuate Republican leaders with Allied aid, signaling a shift toward a new European order. The Franco regime receives formal foreign recognition as Burgos cuts ties with the Republican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
London
Great Britain
France
Francisco Franco
Europe
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
William Gallacher
Britain
Paris
Fransco
Juan Negrin
French Council of Ministers
Georges Bonnet
Sen. Leon
Berard
Franco
Foreign Office
Burgos
Manuel Azana
Supreme Court Rules For Employer In NLRB Case
Seventh Circuit upholds decision setting aside NLRB order against Columbian Enameling and Stamping Co in Terre Haute Indiana. Court finds company bargained in good faith with Mechanics Educational Society of America and after impasse could hire new workers and seek talks with another union.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Seventh Circuit Court of Appals
National Labor Relations Board
Columbian Enameling and Stamping Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Mechanics Educational Society of America
Dispute Settled Quietly Between Maritime Groups
Normal shipping activities resumed in San Francisco and Oakland after the Waterfront Employers Association and Congress of Industrial Organization cargo clerks settled their dispute. The accord ends industrial action that previously disrupted port operations in the area.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Waterfront Employers Association
Congress of Industrial Organization Cargo Clerks
Rooms for Rent Appealing to Tenants in Bath and St. 214
Advertisements show two furnished room options for adults. One at 705 Bond St Bath offers Nicely furnished rooms in a clean adult home with phone contact 43-232. The St. 214 location lists large Adutte rooms with phone number 2132.
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Bond St
Bath
St. 214
Adutte
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John N. Penwell
Belvidere
Mr. Penwell
Elyria Service League Now Incorporated
Newspap
Bulletin
C. A. Gibbons
Emma Gleason
Gerald Frank
A. T. Smith
Bessie Douglas
Mary Salisbury
Huene
NRLB
Breakfast Today
Elyrians
Francisco Gomez Jordana
Albert Lebrun
Spanish Chamber of Commerce
Avenue Opera
Quinones de Leon
Daghly
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