Bills Introduced in Ohio Assembly Sweep Broad Topics
A summary lists proposed measures from multiple counties and sponsors. Topics include criminal penalties for fake official documents, caps on loan interest, pension fund expansions, state payment of road taxes, school reforms, voter disclosure changes, text book standardization, betting on text books, sales tax, coal use in state institutions, and liquor law changes. Several Senate resolutions seek repeal of prohibition measures and constitutional amendments though details vary by sponsor.
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Hall of Guernsey
Hunter of Lucas
Crabbe
Pollock of Stark
Ohio Text Book Commission
Summit
King of Vinton
Swan of
Wayne
Ward of Geauga
Roberts
Belmont
Ohio
Senate
Lewis
Gunsatt of
van Wert
Smolka
Cuyahoga
State Prohibition Department
Emmons
Guneelt
Keller
Springfield
McCrystal
Bandusky
Elyria Township Tax League to Hear Lorain Official
Wesley Grills, Lorain city solicitor, will address the Elyria Township Tax League at 8 p.m. Friday on the occasion of the first anniversary. The League will elect officers for the year, announced secretary Mrs. Edward Burrer.
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Elyria
Commissioners Visit County Infirmary Today
County Commissioners Charles Tucker and Harry Shaw visit the County Infirmary with Rueben Baus and are joined by C. D. Murray for the monthly official tour. The board must visit the home once a month as required by law.
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Charles Tucker
Harry Shaw
Rueben Baus
C. D. Murray
York city approves Yuletide lighting measure
The council passed the second reading of a Christmas lighting ordinance by a vote of five to four, with supporters Anna Kennedy Ed Notlay W D Taylor Ernest Birch and Walter Kohn in favor and Leonard Smith W G Smith Carl Curtis and C E Rankin against. Councilman William G Smith criticized the measure saying it forces the city to rely on the Ohio Public Service Company and Chamber of Commerce and demanded details on locations counts and costs.
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Ohio Public Service Company
Chamber of Commerce
William G Smith
Smith
Water sale approved for Sheffield Township fire protection
The city council approved selling water for fire protection to Sheffield Township at 300 dollars a year. Arrangements were made by the safety committee as it extends city services to neighbors including Carlisle Township and Elyria Township. Councilman Ed Notley said the rate is 25 dollars per hydrant per year for 36 hydrants, noting Sheffield has not used city water often.
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Sheffield
Safety Committee
Carlisle
Elyria
Ed Notley
Notley
Club Enjoys Film of Football Game
Motion pictures of hunting and fishing in Canada and Blyria Lorain High School football history on Thanksgiving Day were shown by Rev Karl Meister superintendent of Blyria Home for the Aged at the Y-Indus Club meeting. The club reports its membership quota is full. The meeting urged members to read broadly to form judgments.
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Canada
Blyria-Lorain
Karl Meister
Blyria
Y-Indus Club
German World War Ace Held as Prisoner in Newark
Secret Service agents captured Enrique von Buelow a German World War ace on charges of delivering 30000 dollars in counterfeit currency to Montreal agents. He was found hiding aboard a Montreal plane at Newark airport after displaying a German transport pilot license. The suspect was jailed as a federal prisoner at Newark police headquarters. The counterfeiting ring sought by authorities operated in Mexico Guatemala and other foreign countries. Agents Edward Campion and John L. Sullivan tracked him for weeks led by his aviation interest.
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Newark
N. J
Secret Service
Enrique von Buelow
United States
Montreal
von Buelow
Mexico
Guatemala
Canada
Edward Campion
John L. Sullivan
Campion
Sullivan
Firemen Answer Second Alarm of 1933
Elyria firemen made their second run of 1933 this morning with no major fires found. A fire occurred in an automobile owned by A Bastock at Brilliant Oil on West Bridge Street when gasoline fumes ignited by a lantern. The attendant extinguished the blaze quickly, with minimal damage.
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Elyria
A. Babstock
Lorain
Death Notice Arthur Sheldon 52 Massillon Resident
Arthur Sheldon 52 husband of Marcella Sheldon died January 3 in Massillon Ohio after a lingering illness. Born June 18 1880 in Pittsfield he was a Spanish War veteran. Survived by wife six sons G W Sheldon C B E Sheldon H C Sheldon at home 2 daughters Ruth Leonard Gladys Stanfield and two grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm Nichol s Funeral Home with Rev A B Neighbour officiating. Burial LaGrange Cemetery.
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Arthur Sheldon
Marcella Sheldon
Massillon
Ohio
Pittsfield
G. W. Sheldon
C. BE. Sheldon
H.C. Sheldon
Elbe Street
A. G. Sheldon
Lorain
C. H. Sheldon
Yellow Springs
Ruth Leonard
Gladys Stanfield
Elyria
Nichols Funeral Home
Rev. A. BE
LaGrange Cemetery
Court actions and theft report in And About The Court House
Prudential Insurance sues Paul Steger et al. for 8200 on a promissory note and seeks mortgage foreclosure on Elyria property. Isaly Dairy sues New Paradise Co for 186 and H Guthrie for 322 on accounts. National Bank of Commerce seeks will terms construed due to Buell estate valuation changes. Adam Reid and Georgeanna Rusin named. Eliza Widdowson sues Walter West for 1000 over car collision September 28 1982. Cleveland Trust Company sues Joseph N Baker of Lorain for 104 on a cognovit note. Arthur Lamb reports theft of a home plate from his truck at the fair grounds. license T146-888.
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Prudential Insurance Company of America
Paul Steger
Arthur Lamb
Robinson Court
Fair Grounds
The
National Bank of Commerce
George L. Buell
Common Pleas
Buell
Ames Adam. Reid
Georgeanna Rusin
Wit
Technocrats Claim Price System Has Gone Useless
New York January 4 Technocrats argue the machine age makes the price system obsolete measuring labor and production by energy units such as ergs and joules. They claim debt explains wealth and foresee a vicious circle of rising production with unemployment possibly reaching 20 million. They offer no concrete plan beyond energy-based accounting.
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Sidney BL Whipple
United Press
New York
Technocracy
Karl Marx
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Held in Oberlin
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a card party at H. C. Worcester's Spring Street home in Oberlin. Twenty eight members and friends attended with bridge and five hundred. Prizes went to Mrs Feakins high bridge, Mrs Blackmer second, Mrs Jack Shafer consoled, and Mrs Elsie Shaffstall for tight five hundred. Refreshments followed. a brief business meeting led by President Mrs Lyman preceded the games.
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Oberlin
Ohio
American Legion Auxiliary
H. C. Worcester
Spring Street
Feakins
Blackmer
Jack Shafer
Elsie Shaffstall
Lyman
Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Airs Walter Persons hosts the Nineteenth Century elite at its annual meeting in Merwin apartments. Mrs. J. R. Haylor is elected president, Magruder vice president, Moyer recording secretary, Houghton corresponding secretary, Durand treasurer, Smith archivist, Werner auditor. Next meeting at Mrs. Houghton’s home. luncheon for Past Presidents on North Pleasant Street. Woodland Avenue Sewing Bee host named F C Ruth.
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Walter Persons
F. B
Merwin
J. R. Haylor
Magruder
David Moyer
M. A. Houghton
W. B. Durand
H. P. Smith
A. L. Werner
M. A Houghton
BE. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
Princehorn
Elyria Chamber Opposes Compulsory Unemployment Insurance
Directors of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution opposing compulsory unemployment insurance in Ohio. They concur with the Ohio Chamber of Commerce and its campaign against the bill. The move followed a county dinner where Ohio Chamber secretary George B. Chandler outlined the stance.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Focal Chamber
Ohio
George B. Chandler
Ohio Chamber
Local church meeting and a week of visits announced
A Baptist church meeting occurred at the Bethel and Friendship classes with readings connundrums and singing. A Lorain County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary meeting is planned in Elyria with Oberlin members likely to attend.
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Bethel and Friendship Classes
The
Baptist Church
Lorain County Council of the
American Legion Auxiliary
Tus
Elyria Legion Hall
Oberlin
Four held up truck loaded with tires and batteries in Medina
Four men robbed John Thomas of Akron after forcing his Federal Express truck to Weymouth near Medina. They leaped on the running board as the truck climbed a grade on State Route 18 and escaped with a load totalling about 10 000 dollars in tires and automobile batteries.
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Medina
Ohio
John Thomas
Akron
Weymouth
Thomas
Federal Express Company
Shelper
Indianapolis
Elyria Student Aid Station Sees December Clothing Costs Rise
Mrs. J. C Robbins led the City Council of PTA Student Aid Station reporting December spending of 703.47 on clothing for needy Elyria pupils. January needs likely to match or exceed December with many overcoats and warm underwear required. The board commended Robbins and the PTA council and approved January bills. Over 500 cases have been served since the school year began.
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Elyria
City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
J. C Robbins
Robbina
Parent-Teacher Council
Robbins
Roosevelt program to be assailed by Republicans
Republican congressional leaders vow to block the Roosevelt legislative agenda in the brief session. They expect a new administration slate from a New York conference of Democrats and Roosevelt, including budget-balancing and farm relief. They aim to prevent any Roosevelt proposals from taking effect under Hoover’s outgoing administration.
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Washington
Congress
New York City
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Five Appointments Made by Mayor W H Van Oster
Mayor W H Van Oster named Cyril Maple the sole new appointee to the Planning Commission and the Board of Zoning Appeals for a six year term. King Fauver and W B Richmond left or renewed terms. A J Robinson was reappointed for four years to the Board of Sinking Fund Trustees, C M Lees for five to the Board of Health, and Frank O Wilford for three to the Park Commission.
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Lst
W.H. van Oster
Cyril Maple
Planning Commission
Board of
Zoning Appeals
King Fauver
W. B. Richmond
A. J. Robinson
Board of Sinking Fund Trustees
C. M. Lees
Board of Health
Frank O. Wilford
Park Commission
Soviet Ice Breaker Malygin Stranded Near Point Russeella
The Soviet ice breaker Malygin, feared lost after a collision with an iceberg, is stranded at Point Russeella. Despite fears, officials say it is not in immediate danger, though rough seas and hurricane winds are forecast.
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Oslo
Malygin
Point Russeella
Conference on retrenchment in school expenditures aims at broad citizen action
In the National Academy of Sciences lecture room a conference seeks methods to trim school costs with minimal harm to future generations. Co operating groups include the American Council of Education, Farm Bureau, AFL, Manufacturers, and the Grange. Lorain county commissioners approved blind pensions totaling 12,804 for 67 people, ranging from 144 to 240 dollars annually.
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National Academy of Sciences
American Council of Education
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Federation of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
National Grange
Lorain County
Cleveland Markets Reported Steady Prices Across Produce
Markets show steady butter and eggs with several price points listed. Livestock receipts and steady to lower cattle and hog values noted alongside diverse grain and flour quotations from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Ohio Citizens Urged to Limit Bond Authority and Curb Costs
Congress aims to cut government costs by reducing taxes and bond issuance. Begg urged Ohioans to support laws raising bond approval to 15 percent or more of voters and to strip county and city officials of bonding power without a vote. He cited Ohio's one billion dollars in bonded debt at five percent interest as driving costs.
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Congress
Ohio
Bregg
Begg
J. B. Johnson
Education funding prompts tuition consolidation request
The Elyria Township board of education asked the local board to lower tuition rates to match those charged at Lorain. Many high school students paying tuition attend from Elyria and Carlisle Townships, increasing enrollment in local schools.
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Elyria Township
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George H. Hahn
Herbrand Company
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Albert Schrankel
Mansfield Reformatory
Columbus Dispatches
Schrankel
Sheffield Twp
Isaly Dairy Company Today
New Paradise Company
H. Guthrie
Eliza Widdowson
Walter West
Brister Road
Pittafield
Cleveland Trust Company
Joseph N. Baker
Manus
Henry Ford
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Legion Auxiliary
F. C. Ruth
Woodland Avenue
C. OF G
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Ralph. Appechitl
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Amherst
Byron Shaffstall
North Main Street
William Parker Phillips
South Cedar Avenue
Holland
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Sally
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Mr. Rodgers
Clarence Payne
Allen Hospital
Mrs. Darling
South Main Street
J. Z. Clarkson
LaFayette, Ind
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R. D. A. Gunn
West Lorain Street
Burns Gunn
Cleveland
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Helen Gunn McKee
Detroit, Mich
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Lakewood
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Lena Holl
Clarkson
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Frost Proof
Fla
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Chicago
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Broilers
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O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
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