New City Liquor Ordinance Moves Through Council
The council gave first reading to a proposed liquor ordinance restricting midnight sales and Sunday sales, banning inducements to drink, and setting age limits of 21 for liquor and 18 for beer. It allows clubs to operate past 2:30 AM with existing licenses but enforces tighter provisions after expiration. the panel notes issues aligning with the state code and names committee members Leoaneth Fowls Seward Black Frank Henke Ellsworth Albert and James Scott.
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State Liquor Board
Ohio
Leoaneth Fouls
Fluiny
Enunel
Harvey Cheney
Fowls
Cheney
Seward Black
Frank Henke
Ellsworth
Albert and
James Scott
Wellington Solictor Walden Resigns After 35 Years
Solicitor Robert L. Walden of Wellington retires and resigns effective yesterday. A new solicitor will be appointed at the village council meeting tomorrow night. Walden, prominent in local politics, served as mayor from 1913 to 1918. Harry L. Wagner has taken over his former law offices and practice.
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Robert L. Walden
Wellington
Walden
Wellingtons
Harry L Wagner
Trustees And Clerks To Hear Prosecutor And Sheriff
Prosecutor Howard R Butler and Sheriff Carl R Finegan will speak at the Lorain County Township Trustees and Clerks annual meeting at the Y M C A next Saturday at 1 30 p m. Secretary Lee Terrell Eaton township clerk announced. The group will elect officers discuss township legislative matters and appoint delegates to the state convention in Columbus January 26 27 and 28. W N Hitchcock incumbent president and George Cotton vice president lead the local association.
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Howard R Butler
Carl R. Finegan
Lorain County
Lee Terrell
Eaton Township
Columbus
W. N. Hitchcock
Grafton
George Cotton
Elyria Township
Weather Summary Ohio Rain Tonight and Thursday
The forecast calls for rain tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions tonight and colder temperatures Thursday night and in western areas Thursday afternoon. Across the country, a northeast high centered over Quebec intensifies while pressure rises along the California coast. A British Columbia disturbance moves toward the prairie provinces, then to a secondary system over Oklahoma. Warmer across the Plains and Mississippi Valley, cooler in the mountains, with light to moderate precipitation reported nationwide in the past 24 hours.
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Quebec
California
British Columbia
Prairie Province
Oklahoma
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Mountain
Elyrians Hurt in Salem Traffic Crash Near Beaver Falls
Mr and Mrs Lybarger and Miss Myrtle Moon of 112 Cedar Street sustained chest arm and leg injuries head wounds and bruises when their car collided with another near Salem Ohio Monday evening They were en route to Beaver Falls PA and were reported improving by their son in law James Scott who visited at Salem hospital The car was a total wreck
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Lybarger
Myrtle Moon
Cedar Street
Salem
Ohio
James Scott
Earl Court
Salem Hospital
Miss Moon
Two-Way Radio System Is Recommended for Elyria Police
Elyria council safety committee recommended installing a two way radio system for the police if funds are available. The finance committee has not yet reported on the funding. The meeting also covered a new gas franchise study, a proposed airtight gambling ordinance, a street light request at West Street, emergency ordinances for 1939 ads and platting costs, and cemetery maintenance funds for Brookdale.
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Elyria
Council Safety Committee
George Thompson
Council
James Scott
Ohio Fuel Gal Company
Harvey Cheney
Solons
I D Favon
Leonard Fowls
Joseph Q. Petro
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Elyrias
Supreme Court
Fowls
West Street
Second Congregational Church
Boston Avenue
Santa Logan Street
Rogers Assigned To Important Committees
P. H. Rogers of Grafton begins his state senate career with four committee assignments. He is named chairman of the welfare section of the finance committee and chairman of the agriculture committee, while serving on the public health and public utilities committees. Rogers, elected to represent Lorain Medina Ashland and Richland counties, is a Republican. The senate also creates a new standing committee on economy in state government, with A. D. Baumbhart Jr. of Erie county as chairman.
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P. H. Rogers
Grafton
State Senate
Senate
Columbus
Rogers
Public Utilities
Lorain
Medina
Ashland
Richland
Lorain County
Frank D. Whittemore
Sherrill
A. D. Baumbhart, Jr
Erie County
Ault Defense Opens in Mt Vernon Campaign Case
Ault Defense Opens in Mt Vernon as State Highway Director faces charges of improper campaign solicitations by highway employees. Prosecutor Ross Siverling rested the state's case after five witnesses testified. jury to decide as venue change trial continues before Judge P H Wieland.
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MT. Vernon
Ivan R Ault
Ross Siverling
Ashland County
Ashland
Ault
P. H. Wieland
Morrow County
U S Ambassador Meets Mussolini in Rome Talk
United Press reports from Rome say American Ambassador William Phillips had a lengthy talk with Premier Benito Mussolini. Phillips conveyed Roosevelt’s hope for no new developments risking European or world peace. No details were released by the U S embassy or Italian officials. Washington is believed to be wary of the European outlook.
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United Press
Rome
William Phillips
Benito Mussolini
Roosevelt
United States
Phillips
Italy
France
Washington
Strike Affects 11 000 Taxi Drivers in New York City
New York taxi strike cuts across 11 000 drivers 8 500 cabs and 2 000 maintenance workers with picket lines filling streets. Police on emergency shifts for first time since 1927 Sacco and Vanzetti executions. Transport workers union calls for higher pay and new contract. owner drivers’ 5 000 cabs stay running with identifications. Mayor LaGuardia calls for conference.
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New York City
New York
Sacco
Vanzetti
Transport Workers Union
Congress For Industrial Organizations
F H LaGuardia
Grand Jury Probes Lorain County Corruption Ties
Grand jurors moved to routine cases and delayed further inquiry into former Sheriff Dick’s department and local police. U S Treasury agent Robert Bridges testified about two year probes into Lorain area whiskey operations and “window dressing” raids. Six witnesses testified, including former deputies and city officials, with hearings resuming Thursday afternoon. Cases against a Columbia township nursery man and his wounded wife pursued, as doctors expect Mrs Rousseau to recover.
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Clarence W Dick
Lorain
Sheffield Lake
Avon Lake
Paul Slanina
Robert Bridges
United States Treasury
Wheit Haquor
Bridges
Howard R Butler Hat
William Hoist
Dick E . Burrell
Roy Khtes
Sheffield Lake Marshall
Joe Tackacs
Anton Fraster
Sheffield Lake Harber
Butler
Wilman
Columbia Township
Mae Rousseau
Rousseau
Traits of great men outlined by local speaker
Arthur C Horrocks of Goodyear spoke to Elyria Rotary at the Elks Restaurant, noting greatness stems from final effort and listing five traits: initiative, ambition, perseverance, determination, and a passion for knowledge. He cited Edison, Beethoven, Milton, and Helen Keller as examples of perseverance amid handicaps.
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Arthur C Horrocks
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Elyma Rotary Club
Elks
Edison
Beethoven
Milton
Helen Keller
Highlights Of Roosevelts Address To Congress
Washington January 4. President Roosevelts message outlines a world at risk from militarism and economic storms. He calls for council with nations, adequate defense, and social reform as essential to national defense. He asserts reducing armaments, preserving democracy, and using federal investment to boost production and curb unemployment.
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Washington
Senator Glass Turns 81 as Duties Continue
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, the Senate's oldest member, marked his 81st birthday while continuing his duties in the 76th Congress. He quipped there are 81 reasons he regrets the birthday and noted no one would know his age if not for newspapers.
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Washington
Carter Glass
D. Va
Glass
Senate
President Roosevelt warns of rising aggression threatens U S core values
In a state of the union address delivered to a joint session in Washington, President Roosevelt warned that forces pushing toward general war threaten religion democracy and international good faith. He pledged a concrete program next week and urged unity to meet world threats.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Senate
United States
Recommendations Made By The President
Washington January 4 President Roosevelt sent to Congress a set of domestic recommendations alongside international declarations. The proposals include government reorganization, rehabilitation of transportation agencies, improving New Deal programs to reduce labor strife, better Social Security provisions, medical care for the needy, tax system revamps with modest increases, continued federal spending, and steps to reach an $80 billion national income target with refining the administration’s farm program.
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Lasteagion
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Challenges Cost To Taxpayers For Party On Boat
Rep Hamilton Fish demanded a congressional investigation into private parties aboard the government boat Eala tied to former Secretary Daniel Cooper and other officials alleged to have used public funds for non public purposes. Acting Comptroller General Richard Ellett cited unapproved expenses in 1934 and 1935 including soda water flowers cigars and cigarets claimed as paint provisions or supplies. He estimated the boat costs $380 weekly and that $9,506 in six months was unapproved, promising a special report on the Eala.
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Washington
Hamilton Fish
Eala
Daniel Cooper
Fish
Roper
Richard N. Ellett
Congress
Elliott
Franco Redoubles Insurgent Attack On Catalonia Front
Franco orders intensified aerial and artillery bombardment on the Southern Catalonian front after setbacks on the road to Borjas Blancas. Loyalist correspondents report the 13th day of the offensive shows gains at Artesa De Segre while advances toward Borjas Blancas falter on the south wing.
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Hendaye
Francisco Franco
Borjas Blancas
Barcelona
Artesa de Segre
Begin Rationing Of Coffee In Berlin
Berlin, Jan. 4. Coffee was added to the food stuffs rationed to the public by an official decree. A coffee board will fix quarterly roast limits for each firm. Many large coffee shops in Berlin now sell only one-eighth of a pound to each customer.
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Berlin
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