Navy Mass Flight Aims at Pearl Harbor Base
Six seaplanes will fly from San Diego to Pearl Harbor on Oahu to establish a permanent base. Led by Lieutenant Commander Knef ler McGinnis with five lieutenants, the squadron charts the route to Hawaii. Pan cho, the mascot, joins the crew as the planes depart January 10.
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NAVY
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Oahu
Knefler McGinnis
San Diego
Hawaiian Islands
Pancho
V. P. Squadron
10-P
San Francisco
Plan Financing Program for Nation
Federal fiscal experts outlined a wartime scale financing plan to borrow about $10,100,000,000 to meet government expenses and maturities over 18 months. They expect direct bond and note sales to raise funds, comparing the effort to the 1918 patriotic bond drive, with officials optimistic and no major obstacles in sight.
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Washington
Roosealt
Iis
Treasury
France
Roosevelt
Weather outlook for tonight into Saturday
Cloudy tonight with rain possible Saturday. Rain likely in the southwest in the afternoon. Colder tonight and Saturday, with cooler conditions in the northwest portion on Saturday.
American Flier Killed in France
Evelyn Frost, an American flier formerly of New York and resident of Paris, was killed when her plane struck a high tension wire and crashed in flames near Nevers France. Born in Red Lake California she was 30, licensed to fly about a year and a half ago, daughter of an English resident father and a United States mother.
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Nevers
France
Iss
Evelyn Frost
Miss Frost
New York
Paris
England
United States
Red Lake
Calif
County Faces Shortfall After Relief Bonds Fail
County commissioners report no bids received for 340000 dollars in relief bonds offered for sale yesterday. Funds are needed to cover November 15 relief bills, with plans to pursue private sale. Major E O Braught of the State Relief Commission was notified of the lack of bids.
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Major E. O. Braught
State Relief Commission
Braught
Brave bystander rescues two boys from river ice
Hubert Oldfield of 1030 Middle avenue spotted two boys clinging to broken ice on the Black River west branch. He, bus driver William Feron, and others formed a rescue chain and drew the children to safety despite thin ice and rising water. names of the boys were not learned. Roy Morrow of the Elyria Coach Company relayed the tale.
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Hubert
Barney) Oldfield
Middle Avenue
West Branch
Black River
Oldfield
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company
Lake Avenue
West Bridge Street
William Feron
Feron
Roy Morrow
Elyria Coach Company
Czech Doctor Visits Crippled Children Clinic at Gates Hospital
A Czech female physician Mme. Dr. Gertrude Jedlika-Pulitzer from Brunn visited the Gates Hospital crippled children clinic. She met EB F. Allen, founder of the International Society for Crippled Children, as 48 patients aged seven months to 23 years from 21 northern Ohio towns were examined by Dr. C. H. Heyman and Dr. F. A. Lawrence.
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Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Czechoslovakia
Gertrude Jedlika-Pulitzer
Brunn
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
EB. F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
C. H. Heyman
F. A. Lawrence
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Grafton
Oberlin
Wellington
Wakeman
Tiffin
West Salem
Shelby
Wadsworth
Medina
Conneaut
Ashtabula
Ashland
Willard
Loudonville
Berlin
Yorkville
Tiltonville
New London
Andover
Ohio Utilities Commission asserts Lloyd Act authority in Oberlin case
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission rules it may approve or disapprove wholesale utility contracts under the Lloyd Act. In the Oberlin rate-ordinance appeal of Ohio Electric Power Company, the commission orders Ohio Fuel Gas Company joined and the contract between the two utilities filed with the commission by January 14.
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Ohio P. U. C
Columbus, O
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Electric Power Company
Oberlin
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Lorain County Sheriff Promotes Proper Car Lights
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick issues lighted car postcards asking motorists to confirm repairs. Recipients sign name address and license, return within three days or face arrest. About two dozen cards issued with half returned, deputies ordered to enforce lighting on all cars night duty.
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Lorain County
Clarence W. Dick
Ohio relief commission to buy cattle for distribution
The Ohio relief commission announced a plan to buy cattle from farmers and cattle raisers for state distribution. The Federal Surplus Relief Corporation allotted 200000 dollars to purchase in January and February, aiming to slaughter 12000 steers and heifers for about 240000 needy families statewide. Buyers will be sent out and distribution could start next week, with slaughter and processing by Ohio meat packers under inspection.
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Columbus
Ohio Relief Commission
Ohio
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Relief Commission
W. R. McNamara
Ohip Meat
Pomona Grange Set to Meet in Lorain County
Lorain County Pomona Grange members from all parts of the county gather at Huntington for the first meeting of the year. The program details are not announced. The session begins at 10 30 A M and runs through the day with a noon dinner.
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Pomona Grange
Lorain County
Huntington
Railroads face suit over store-door delivery services
A U S district court suit seeks to halt railroads from store-door delivery and pickup claiming NRA violations and risk to 500,000 trucking jobs. Ohio Association of Commerce Haulers Columbus and Scott Transportation Cleveland lead against Pennsylvania Erie Grand Trunk and Nickel Plate railroads asserting unfair competition and improper tariffs. The filing cites alleged railroad debt to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and questions legal authority to truck freight.
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Cleveland
U. S. District Court
Ohio Association of Commerce Haulers
Columbus
Scott Transportation Company
Eagle Paint & Varnish Co
Pennsylvania
Erie
Grand Trunk
Nickel Plate
NRA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
January 20 Deadline Urges Dog License Purchase
Dog Warden Lee Minkler and assistant J. G. Starr warn dog owners that January 20 is the last day to buy licenses without penalty. Licenses cost 1 dollar for males and 3 dollars for females and may be bought at the county auditor's office or from agents in several county municipalities.
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Lee Minkler
J. G. Starr
Roosevelt to outline new U S budget plan
President Roosevelt will discuss the details of the new budget with Rep. Buchanan and subcommittee chairmen at the White House. He will also confer with Farm leader John A. Simpson and Secretary Wallace of Agriculture, with General Pershing expected to discuss the War Memorial program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rep
Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
White House
John A. Simpson
Wallace
John J. Pershing
Ohio’s New Crime Control Commission Swings Into Action
The Secret Twenty One, Ohio’s new crime control body, formed from sheriffs, chiefs of police, prosecutors and professors, met in Columbus for its first planned actions. Only two members will be public immediately, as the group models Chicago’s Secret Six.
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Columbus
Secret Twenty-One
Ohio
Crime Control Commission
Secret Twentyone
Chicago
Secret Six
O. H. Cornwell
Navy plans 1000 plane aviation program by 1935
Rear Admiral Ernest J. King states naval aviation will reach a 1000 plane capacity under the five year build up to 1939. The budget requests 6.151 million for 1935 aircraft construction, aiming to maintain full fighting strength despite some obsolescence from 919 serviceable planes reported.
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Washington
Naval Aviation
Congress
Ernest J. King
Naval Aeronautics
Navy Department
United States Navy
London
Admiral King
Eight Sheep Killed By Dogs In Stop 12 Area
County Dog Warden Lee Minkler reported a pack of roving dogs killed eight remaining sheep in B. J. Reisinger’s flock at Stop 12 Lake Avenue on Wednesday night. Since the first raid, 17 large dogs have been killed nearby, the warden said.
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Lee Minkler
B. J. Reisinger
Lake Avenue
Minkler
Reisinger
Tomorrow Marks 90th Birthday Of James Monroe Civil War Vet
James Monroe, a Civil War veteran from Indiana who later lived in Oberlin and Elyria, turns 90. He recalls enlisting in Columbus and fighting in 44 battles including Shiloh, Chickamauga, and Atlanta. He credits temperate living and remains active in veteran circles with his daughter and son nearby.
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James Monroe
Monroe
E. I. Cooper
Wellington
Cooper
Indiana
Oberlin
Elyria
Richard Allen Post
Post
Columbus
South
W. C. Endley
Endley
Erlanger
Kentucky
Bootleg Ring Floods Midwest With Fake Labels and Stamps
Secret orders from Washington trigger a tri state probe into remnants of the Capone era and other Chicago gangs flooding the Midwest with bootleg liquor. Agents say millions of gallons of cut whiskey entered legitimate channels via false labels, with several arrests expected.
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Chicago
Washington
Brr
Internal Revenue
Capone
Midwest
United Press
U. S
Eugene A. Tappy
Woodleg
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Revenue Department
Rural Home Destroyed By Fire Near Indian Hollow Road
A fire, likely starting from a coal stove in the parlor, destroyed Vincent Firretto’s house on the Grafton LaGrange road west of Indian Hollow. Deputy Sheriffs Monroe and Woodings found the blaze. LaGrange firemen arrived too late. The house owner Avie Seeley valued damage at 1500 and insured at 400, while furnishings were insured for 2000.
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Vincent Firretto
Grafton- LaGrange
Indian Hollow Road
Ed. Monroe
Joe Woodings
LaGrange
Atlas Tack chief Philbin arrested for failing to answer questions
Philip H. Philbin Jr., who gained control of the Atlas Tack Corporation through open market operations, was arrested in New York on a misdemeanor charge for allegedly not answering questions in probes into Atlas stock activities.
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New York
Philip H. Philbin, Jr
Atlas Tack Corporation
Atlas Stock
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Relief Commission OF Ohio
Garner
John N. Garner
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New Mexico
Joseph C. O’mahoney
Wyoming
U.S
NEW Crime Control Commission
Gangsterg
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