Approval for Loan to Finland
The House, meeting early, opens debate on a Senate approved export import bank bill. It would permit a $20 million non military loan to Finland, with passage expected before tonight's recess. House leaders support raising the bank’s revolving fund to $200 million.
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Washington
House
Senate
Finland
Legation
United States
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Britain
France
Truck Driver Narrowly Escapes After Truck Ditches on Route 10
Detroit truck driver John Hoover, 25, escaped with only bruises when a tractor trailer he was driving ran into a ditch about 400 feet east of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Route 10 at 2 a m. Hoover told sheriffs deputies that a mechanical failure under the tractor caused loss of control as he crossed the railroad tracks, sending the rig off the road. The lower front of the tractor was torn loose but the trailer remained undamaged and was later moved by another tractor. The outfit was owned by Truck Jing, Inc., of Detroit.
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John Hoover
Detroit
Baltimore & Ohio
Hoover
Truckjing, Inc., of
Snow Costly To Ohio State Wages Hit Half Million
Columbus Feb 27 Heavy snows this winter have cost Ohio about a half million dollars in excess of estimated expenditures already paid by the state highway department for wages to laborers clearing roads Gov Bricker said today.
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Columbus
Omo
State Highway Department
Bricker
Freshman From India Misses Buffalo Milk
Norton, Mess.-Har benk Hume, Wheaton College freshman born in Satara District India, longs for buffalo milk she drank before leaving. She notes its brownish color and sweetness, contrasts it with cow’s milk in the United States, and says milk-drinking crowds in the area make her yearn for India.
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Norton
Harbenk Hume
Wheaton College
Miss Hume
Satara
India
United States
Pastor Urges Churches To Give Job Service
SEEKONK Mass The Rev Norms T Morton pastor of the Seekonk Union Congregational church advocates church aid for employment He operates an employment bureau tied to his church learning openings through bank contacts and personal canvassing He started the service believing the WPA harms morale and that churches must combat useless labor and idleness.
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Seekonk
Mass
Norms T. Morton
Seekonk Union
Moored Sloop Is Home For Married Students
SEATTLE Wash. Home to Mr and Mrs Albert Ax senior psychology students at the University of Washington is a 26 foot sloop The vessel Alone also is their bankroll for they went fishing in it last Summer and caught enough salmon to keep them in school By living in the boat moored in Seattle harbor the couple s rent bill is only 3850 monthly
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Seattle
Wash
Albert Ax
University of Washington
Court hears suit over 1937 accident in Elyria area
A jury in Judge D A Cook's court heard a $15,246.84 suit filed by James Bolger against William Barnes over a horse running away after a dog attack that threw Bolger from a hayrake. Other matters included an Elyria police court appeal dismissed, a motion overruled in Judge Guy Findley's court, and a Vermilion-on-the-Lake Development Co suit for 257,357 for land contract breach.
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D. A. Cook
James Bolger
William Barnes
Station Road
Bolger
Barnes
Elyria
Guy 5
Findley
Leo Jackson
Grafton
Jackson
Joseph Q. Petro
Common Pleas Court
Vermilion
William Griffin
Leland J. Mull
Guy B. Finder
Fuller Road
Crafton Road
Ice Box Rentals Urged To Store Food In Worcester
Worcester Mass. J I Frandsen of the Massachusetts State College dairy industry department advocates ice box rentals similar to safety deposit boxes. A central refrigeration plant would offer lockers with 230 pound capacity, preserving food for up to a year. The system could save housewives money by storing home grown products and allowing bulk purchases when prices drop.
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Worcester
Mass
J. I. Frandsen
Massachusetts State College Dairy Industry Department
Middle West
Vermont
Frandsen
Dean Urges Factory Experience For Northwestern Students
Dean Ernest O. Melby of Northwestern University argues interns hips with relief agencies settlement houses and in factories should be available to all college students. He made the suggestion before the Missouri State Teachers Association to foster social sensitivity and reduce aristocratic campus culture.
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ST. Louis
Relef
Ernest O. Melby
Northwestern University School of Education
Missouri State Teachers Association
Wear Objector Upheld Mother Comes First
London based Pitt, a 21 year old, was freed from war service as a conscientious objector after claiming his duty to his inva? mother came first. He declared no power on earth could force him to go and said he had cared for his mother for seven years.
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London
Tennis Pitt
Birthday celebration and visits in Berea
Eaton Mir and Mrs. George Harrison attended a birthday anniversary for Eaton’s father, Mrs Grover Harrington of Detroit visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W S Reynolds. Mrs John Leach and baby Gayle returned home from the hospital on Sunday.
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Mir
George Harrison
Berea
Grover Harrington
Detroit
W S Reynolds
John Leach
Gayle
Coming Events Of Interest To Townsendites
Townsend Club No 1 reports eleven renewals and one new member last week chaired by C Wadsworth. Highlights cover Cleveland meeting with Robert Monahan speaker and South Amherst turnout. Announcements include dances at Oberlin K P hall and Lorain Canadian Legion hall, public meetings with Townsend speakers, and upcoming talks in Ridgeville and Cleveland. The program features Mrs Ruby Thomas and a reading by Clarence ix as Visionary ideas. A party with Tom and Jerry orchestra is planned at I O O F hall, and the next meeting is at club rooms 335 Mucdle Avenue.
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C. Wadsworth
Townsend Club
John Stephens
Dr. Townsend
Ladha Reisinger
E. Q. Carver
Ed Jacobs
Cleveland
Robert Monahan
William Haynes
South Amherst
Elyria Club
Oberlin Club
K. of P
Lorain Club
Canadian Legion Hall
Broadway
Lorain
Lorain Union and
Townsend
Union
Sokol Hall
20Th Street
Newell
Giles
Charles Coakwell
Ridgeville
Pat Cannon
Ruby Thomas
Clarence ix
George Washington
I. O. OD. F. Hall
Tom and Jerry
Martha
Battle in the North Sea and Western Front Activity
Reports from Svanvik and Esbjerg describe a large North Sea battle in the Petsamo area with possible British and German forces. Danish fishing boats were warned to quit Dogger Bank as German ships pressed the area. Paris says the Western Front remained intensely active with reconnaissance flights and patrol engagements between the Moselle and Rhine as French patrols reportedly penetrated German lines and gathered intelligence.
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North Sea
United Press
Svanvik
Petsamo
Finland
Copenhagen
I Falster
Proup
Baltic
Germany
Patch
Esbjerg i
Dogger Bank
Denmark
Great Britain
Esbjerg
Able Caper En Informa
Gerrman
Paris
No Man's Land
Moselle
Rhine
Missionary Taylor Meets Pope in Private Audience at Vatican
Taylor was ushered into the throne room at 10 36 A M 430 A M EST to greet the Pope. He read his credentials as Monsignor Nardone presented him and the Pope exchanged cordial greetings and requested greetings be conveyed to the President and Americans. Taylor then met Cardinal Maglione for about 20 minutes before returning to his hotel by Vatican car.
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Taylor
Monsignor Nardone
Cardinal Maglione
Vatican
Poultry Meeting Set
Lorain County Agricultural Extension office announces a poultry meeting on Friday March. A committee will meet tomorrow evening to finalize the program details and to name the meeting place.
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Lorain County Agricultural Extension Office
Not Satisfied With Way Inspection Work Is Done
William Young, Elyria contractor, told the county commissioners he is not satisfied with the inspection of the Erie Avenue bridge in Lorain. He urged a hearing with county engineer Harry L. Dunham and consulting engineer Ralph Harding this afternoon and said he is gathering data to present to them.
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William Young
Elyria
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Harry L. Dunham
Ralph Harding
Young
Motorist Fined $50 In DUI Case After Accident
Charles Keith of South Prospect Street Elyria was fined $50 and costs in Justice Herbert C. Cummings' court after being arraigned on a driving while under the influence charge. He was arrested on Middle avenue following an automobile accident yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keith
South Prospect Street
Elyria
Herbert C. Cummings
Middle Avenue
Contractor reports sink holes impede fill material needs
Dunham told county commissioners that old sink holes filled with tin cans and rubbish near the contract area cannot be used as fill. He proposed supplying four 1 cubic ward units at 70 cents per ward, totaling 2800 dollars, and noted contractor Howard Herring expects more material soon to avoid delays. He seeks a PWA extension for two bridges, citing weather and awaiting engineer input from Mt Vernon Bridge Co and American Bridge Co. Completion near the PWA deadline for Erie Avenue bridge may limit extensions, with final work and cleanup after deadline.
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Dunham
Howard Herring
PWA
Mt. Vernon Bridge Co
American Bridge Co
Erie Avenue
Welles to attend Berne conference amid talks with Mussolini
Welles said the Italian leaders welcomed his return and described talks with Mussolini and Count Galeazzo Ciano as very helpful. He did not deny Vatican cooperation in peace efforts and noted Myron Taylor presented credentials to the Pope.
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Welles
Berss
Mussolini
Galeazzo Cizno
Vatican
Vatcan
Myron Taylor
Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Edouard Dalader
Phillips
Loraine
Andre Poncet
Tevera
Berlin
Paris
London
Ethiopia
China
United States
Russia
Italy
Japan
Death of Susan Fe Vimpeny of Avon-hilden Road
Susan Fe Vimpeny died at 5 AM at her home on Avonhilden road North Ridgeville after a long illness. Born January 17 1885 in Lincolnshire England she came to the United States in 1881. She married Charles S Vimpeny in 1886 and was a Congregationalist member. Surviving are her husband five sons Charles S Detroit Albert O Elyria Oliver R Cleveland Roy S Elyria and Alvan I Birmingham Ohio ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 PM Thursday from Surdto Curtis funeral home Rev W C Endley officiating burial in Fields cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Susan FE. Vimpeny
C. S
Susan E.) Vimpeny
Avonhelden Road
North Ridgeville
Lincolnshire
England
United States
Charles S. Wimpeny
Congregational Church
Charles S
Detroit
Albert O
Elyria
Oliver R
Cleveland
Roy S
Alvan IL
Birmingham
Ohio
Edward Ketteringham
George Ketteringham
Walter Ketteringham
William Ketteringham
California
Surdto- Curtis Funeral Home
Rey W. C. Endley
Fields Cemetery
Funeral
East Carlisle Club Plans Oyster Supper Social
East Carlisle Community Club officers announce an oyster supper and social for Thursday February 29. Free for members and community friends who join for a small fee. Frank Harrison returns as oyster chairman shaping the menu. Guests are welcome and entertainment is planned.
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Carlisle
East
Chestnut Ridge
E. D. Anton
Middle Avenue South
East Carlisle Sencoi
Strempel
Picture Show Teaches Kiwanians Wardrobe Choices
Elyria Kiwanians will view a talking movie titled Personal Investment to inspect current fashion. The event, courtesy of Nelson Fitch, aims to guide well dressed style at their Thursday meeting. District leaders Mumford Land Donley will attend an Inter-Club gathering in Berea departing from Graystone Hotel at 1st 45 to Baldwin Wallace College dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanians
Nelson Fitch
Elyria Kinenians
Berea
Don Mumford
Pete Land
Dave Donley
Graystone
Baldwin-Wallace College
Market Prices and Receipts at Cleveland and Surrounding Markets
The report lists receipts and prices across commodities and livestock. Grain notes include wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans with varying No. 1 red and No. 2 yellow values, while hay and straw prices reflect multiple quality grades. Livestock data show hogs and cattle receipts with price bands from about 4.85 to 11.00 per hundredweight, indicating market steadiness and diverse lots.
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Aloana Millang Co
Cleveland
Zionist Banquet at Lorain Sunday March 3
Zionist banquet to honor Zionist cause will be held Sunday March 3 at Lorain Temple Reed avenue with guest speaker Tan Ross Alexander MacFarlane a writer lecturer who studied Zionism in Europe and Palestine. Judge Drucker of Cleveland Municipal Court will also speak on the program.
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Tan Ross Alexander MacFarlane
Palestine
Elyria-Lorain
Lorain Temple
Reed Avenue
Mr. MacFarlane
New Jersey
New York City
Colgate University
University of Virginia
Paris
London
Germany
Hitler
Europe
MacFarlane
Ainn Herod
Deginidh
Drucker
Municipal Court of
Cleveland
Reappointment Of Mrs Reding To Lorain County Board
A delegation of 10 women visited the Lorain County commissioners asking reappointment for Mrs C D Reding of 236 Seventh Street as trustee of the Lorain County Children's Home at Oberlin. They opposed a Catholic appointment. Board chairman Oscar G Dunn said he had pledged support for Reding and moved for her reappointment.
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C. D. Reding
Seventh Street
Lorain County Children's Home
Oberlin
Reding
Oscar G. Dunn
Overheated Furnace Causes House Fire on Seventeenth Street
An overheated warm air furnace blamed for a fire that damaged the home of Alonzo Fitzpatrick at 321 Seventeenth Street last night. The blaze started in the kitchen near a boot serving a double register between the kitchen and a bedroom, burning studding to the south end of the boat and damaging ends at that point. Firemen from Squad Company No 1 and Engine Company No 1 responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Fitzpatrick
Seventeenth Street
Lorain County Man Granted Parole At Ohio Penitentiary
The Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission granted parole to 74 inmates today including Lorain county resident Joseph Coles. Coles, convicted of larceny, is released effective April 15.
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Ohio Penitentiary
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Lorain County
Joseph Coles
Market Notes on Cattle Fruits Poultry and Produce Prices
Receipts show active market with steady aid across cattle and sheep. Prices for choice to prime meats range from 9.00 to 12.50 for lambs and 4.00 to 6.50 for mediums. Eggs and live poultry markets are unsettled with assorted weights and regional variations. potatoes list various Russets and regional spuds with prices from 1.40 to 2.60 per 100 pounds.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
New York Cobblers
Michigan
Idaho
Florida Réds
Dr Hahn Opens Offices Here
Dr. Robert C. Hahn son of Mr and Mrs C F Hahn 817 West Ave has opened his office in the Century block He is a graduate of Elyria high school Adelbert College and Western Reserve Medical School After graduation he interned at City Hospital Cleveland He taught at Western Reserve Medical School for three and a half years then moved to New York for three and a half years with the Post Graduate School and Hospital He was senior surgical resident in his final year He has also done post graduate research at the Medical Center Columbia University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Hahn
C. F. Hahn
West Ave
Century Block
Hahn
Elytta High School
Adelbert College
Western Reserve Medical School
City Hospital
Cleveland
New York
Post Graduate School and Hospital
Medical Center Inumbia University
UMUC 2 HORSES Sound Gelding and Farm Goods for Sale
Auction listing from 1927 offering two bay geldings both sound and good workers, 1400 weight, plus a full farm implement catalog including oats, wheat, corn, hay, seed potatoes, plows, drills, cultivators, digger, rake, wagon, harness, grain binder, tools, a 1927 Ford truck, household goods like an electric washer, and terms cash. Includes farm machinery, animals, and household items for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Public Sale Of Horses Cattle Hogs And Farm Tools
Auction to be held two miles northwest of Grafton on February 29 at 10 a.m. Offers 7 horses including black mares and gray mares, 26 head of Holstein and mixed cattle, 17 hogs and 80 hens, plus a large assortment of farm tools, grain and equipment. Livestock and gear pictured with packed inventory and cash terms. Lunch served. C. T. A. dairy record noted. Auctioneer Clayton H. Sooy. Clerk Lee Kline.
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Grafton
Carlisie Township
Apri
Black Jersey
Guernsey
Chester White
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
Belden
A. E. Cambaugh
Clayton H. Sooy
Gratton
J Lee Klinect
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John Rose
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Jean Shepard
Phudece Berts
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