Crash Fatal To Woman Elyria Officer Hurt
Elyria reports list several weekend accidents. Agnes Hoyler 42 of 1205 Cove Avenue Lahcewood died, Patrolman Ice Johnson 51 sustained possible spinal injury and fractured ribs while Agnes Hoyler’s car hit a tree on a curve near Strongsville. Johnson is in Perrvent Hospital. Other injuries: Hart Heldmser 47 fractured skull after being struck while walking. Jean McAlpin 19 treated for head lacerations when a car skidded on Route 7. J W Bown, watchman, injured at New York Central crossing with possible skull fracture. truck trailer struck by a Nickel Platt train on Route 2. Continued on Page 2.
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Ice Johnson
Flyria
Agnes Hyler
Cove Avenue
Wainsheld On &Iday
Lah
Wis
Hart, Heldmser
Fifth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Westiwente
William de Tavior
Wey
Jean MecAlpin
Gratton
James Cobb
Fast Fire Avenue
J W Bown Witchman
New York Cental
Abbe Road
Tast Avenue
Broad Street
Diven
J C Nasipach
East Broad Street
Harry Justovick
East 16Th Street
Nické'l Platt
New Vernilion
Clarence
Herman Warmes
Purchase Land In Front Of Lorain County Garage
Lorain County commissioners approved a purchase of a 15 foot wide by 173 foot long strip of right of way in front of the county garage to provide a direct entrance. The project, including sewer work, costs about 27 dollars and involved temporary easements and services from two companies.
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Lorain County Garage
Giri
Obern
Wooson Pope Ties Companies
January Term Of Court Opens With New Presiding Judge
January term of court opened this morning with Taidge Giv Findley presiding. He succeeds Judge D A Cook who presided during the list term. Clarence Ahl of Bicviu will sit tomorrow in the first degree murder trial of Frank Barath charged with killing his mother run lay Mrs Elizabeth Phillips. Trials are scheduled to begin January 13 when a new petit jury will report. Names listed include Stalz W Mared ret Comm Albert Nichols Vel Rogers Mildred Steirns Flyma Coforth Pete Tari Stasia Treniv W Mortie Lllott Hugh Pierrine and others from Lorain Aenes Nicol Oberlin Florence Belden Amherst P J Tucis North Olmsted Paul Heidrich Wellington Anton Klineshiin Avon Margaret Chis Sheffield Take Bertha Sabiers Amherst.
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Taidge
Findley
Cook
Clarence Ahl
Bicviu
Trank Barath
Flizabeth Phillips
Aew
Stalz
Mared
Albert Nichols
Vel Rogers
Mildred Steirns
Flyma
Anlu Coforth
Pete Tari
Stasia Treniv
Mortie Lllott
Hugh Pierrine
Inton Wilson
Loran
Aenes Nicol
Oberlin
Florence Belden Amherst
P J Tucis
North Olmsted
Paul Heidrich
Wellington Anton Klineshi
Avon
Margaret Chis
Sheffield
Take
Bertha Sabiers
Amherst
Ohio Weather Forecast Snow Rain Tonight And Tuesday
Weather outlook for Ohio indicates snow or rain this evening and Tuesday morning with colder air settling in. West portions grow colder late tonight as temperatures drop further into Tuesday and Tuesday night.
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Ohio
West Portion
Storm Of Controversy Aroused By Message Of President
Washington January 6. Reaction to President Roosevelt's message to Congress today developed a storm of controversy across the nation likely to continue into the November elections. Administration defenders praised the address while Republican denunciations surged. Hoover denounced it as dangerous and called for cautious action, with party leaders promising a broader reply as the political battle lines sharpen for the upcoming campaign.
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Sen Josph T Robinson
Struch
Wi Ransey
Congress
Hoover
Henry P Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Children’s Home Lacks Investigator After Departure
Wiss Thzrabeth Houghton departed from the Torin Courty Childrens Home at Obe Tin leaving the home without an investigator. J C Holliday serves as superintendent until trustees hire one or two competent persons. Miss Troudton previously served as investigator, traveling to Cooperstown NY for fieldwork and earning $125 monthly. Miss Elizabeth Jo t was offered a higher wage at Alliance and left December 15 for a two position role with the Children’s Home there.
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Wiss
Thzrabeth Houghton
Torin Courty Childrens Home
Obe Tin
Mostardy
J C Hotliid
Miss Troudton
Weas 1S
Cooperstown
Hiomes
Jo T
The
Childrens Hom
Alliance
Sie
State 1935 Warrants Exceed 1934 Disbursements Record
Nearly fifty million dollars in warrants were issued by State Auditor Joseph Tracy in 1935, up from 1934 by about 4.97 million after excluding new demands. General revenue disbursements totaled 419.21 million with pensions and restoration of pay cuts among drivers of the rise. Public funds and receipts in 1935 included new revenue sources like liquor control and public utilities taxes, while balances and allocations for high and public school funds are outlined.
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Staite
Joseph T. Tracy
Tracy
Liquor Control Commission
Taquo
Four San Francisco doctors faced with conspiracy suit
Ann Cooper Stewart, heiress to a $10 million fortune, will sue her mother and four others for alleged conspiracy to sterilize her. The action names surgeons Dr Jilt on Tillman and Dr Samuel Boyd, psychiatrist Wis Marty Seel, and another doctor, accusing them of a sterilization operation performed at a San Francisco hospital on August 18, 1974.
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San Francisco
Samuel J. Boyd
Russell Po Tsler
Cooper Tiewitt
Miss Hewitt
Pir
Tilton F Tillman
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Dax
Ann Cooper Stewitt
State Health Department
Liss Hewitt
Mary von Bruguiere
T Hewitt Dulanger
Arting International
New York
Trustees Clerks Assn Elects Mack President
Mack was elected president of the Tortm County Trustees and Clerks Association at a Saturday meeting in the courthouse. Officers include Whitehock vice president and Lee Terrell clerk treasurer who will serve at the Columbus convention January 30 31. Fred Wilms was chosen to alternate. C T Baker secretary of the state association spoke on current work and plans. W C F Ashbolt state representative discussed legislative problems.
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F Mack
Tortm County Trustees and Clerks Association
Court House
W N
Right To Pay In Devalued Dollars Questioned
Attorneys for the Industrial Mortgage Bank of Finland requested the Supreme Court to rule that the bank may pay its obligations in devalued dollars in a test case about gold clause invalidation. The filing, dated January 6, asserts the bank’s right to devalued payments under the new question presented.
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Washington
Industrial Vortgage Bank of Finland
Supreme Court
President Seeks Near Billion for National Defense
President Roosevelt asked Congress to set national defense spending at about one billion dollars annually for the coming year. His budget calls for 501,308,399 for the Navy and 447,99,300 for the War Department, totaling 995,007,704. The plan includes non military river and harbor work and other projects. strictly military outlays total 769,586,998, with the Navy receiving 18,070,000 more than last year after adjustments. The request aims to strengthen navy strength per treaties and fund replacement, equipment, and personnel. note continues on page 2.
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Roosevelt
Congress
ISS Army Ensgiineers
War Department
Cvutivov
Navy
Wis
Treasury
Supreme Court
Del
Guo
Ifc
Mio Roosevelt
Start Drive To Reduce Traffic Fatality Toll
Automobile clubs and safety drives begin in Ohio to cut fatalities after a 1975 spike. Weekend crashes kill 11 people nationwide, including two Detroit women and several others in Ohio towns such as Toledo Fremont and Huron. Names like Margaret Trdos, 25, and her 41? er? husband, plus Paul Whe, 22, and Bud Slorum, 21, appear among the casualties.
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Pius
Ohio
Margiret
New Toledo
Stephen Kkoesis
Bethlehem
Cnt
Willam Pokhohny
Hivne
Wallice
Legion Meetings And Banquet Planned This Month
Tigrin Post No 72 American Legion will host two regular meetings and a past commanders banquet this month. Adjutant Carl F Wolf announced the events including an early bird party for paid up 1936 members on January 16 at The Hedges and a banquet January 20 at Legion Hall with State Adjutant Jahe Saslavsky as speaker who will present three star membership insignia and present commander photos.
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Legion
Tigrin Post
American Legion
Carl F Wolf
Legion Hall
Jahe Saslavsky
Elyria
Huge Budget Submitted To Congress
President Roosevelt sent a balanced federal budget request to Congress for the 197 fiscal year, projecting a revenue near record level but forecasting a work relief deficit of about 33 billion dollars. He warned of a continued deficit and pledged to limit regular expenditures while outlining defense needs and potential relief appropriations.
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Washington Jain
Roosevelt
Congress
Perod
Death summons Ernest Loeffler
Local obituary notes the death of Ernest Loeffler at Memorial Hospital after an illness. He was born in Wildewald and lived in the area for years as a former town leader and longtime community member. Survived by his wife two daughters and three sons. Friends may call at Sudro Funeral Home before services at Saint Paul’s Church followed by burial at Ridge Hall Cemetery.
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Toeffler
Liurdas
Weels
Ness Botn
Willmy Tamas
Isb
St Tauls
Neelub Chire
Tlyria
Vis Vatistikolt
S Pruls
Iite
Om Ridge Hall
Vietoriail Lark Cemetery
Four Dead Four Missing In Mass Blaze
A Boston report says seven dead or dying and seven injured after a fire destroyed the Van Deusen Inn in Westfield. Four were known dead and four missing, with about 40 people in the three story hotel. Officials suspect an oil burner explosion ignited the blaze and overwhelmed the building before firefighters arrived.
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Boston
Stephen Garrity
van Deusen Inn
Wetfield
Wihsifield Wiss Tan
Lara
College Youths Lose Suitcases And Bags
College students from the Island Illinois area report losing three suitcases and two bags during college activities. Witnesses recall shouting and frustration as they searched in halls and departments yesterday.
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Fere Anasustani College
Island
Illinois
Vhandierp Todis
Trik
Ldwin Woln
Oo Dubos Pa
Tlarsten
Jordon Johnson
Jinsewn
Boston
Animal claims against County tripled amid dog depredations
Dog Warden Minkler today urged disbanding all county law enforcement to cut costs as claims paid for dogs causing death or injury rose sharply last year. Total county dog related claims reached 12.7 thousand dollars, up from prior years, with grazing season and statewide trends noted.
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Ea Minkler
Minkler
Supreme Court Ends New Deal Farm Recovery Program
The Supreme Court struck down the AAA Farm Recovery program, declaring crop production controls and bounty payments unconstitutional. In a 6 to 3 ruling led by Justice Roberts, the decision also undermines related measures such as Bankhead cotton control, Kerr Smith tobacco, and potato laws, signaling a major political and legal upheaval with possible constitutional amendment debates ahead.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Deal
AAA
Owen J Roberts
Marian
Stone Louis D Brandies
Benjamin N Cardozo
Local Factory Buildings Sale Discussed By City Group
A morning meeting in the Io rain County Savings and Trust Co directors room explored offers for the Willys Overland Co site in the city. Twenty five men from the Flyria Chamber of Commerce and local business interests heard from out of town representatives including R F Dunham and E W Kennedy, plus the Day Inc broker, to outline acceptable terms for about three acres and several buildings, with sale requiring court approval after mortgage holder and receiver consent.
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Willys Overland Co
Iorain County Savings and Trust Co
Flyria Chamber of Commerce
City
Elymans
R F Dunham
Berea
E W Kennedy
Cleveland
Dunham Company
R C Middlebrook
Joseph P Day Inc
New York City
Fred E Fuller
Toledo
National City Bank of
Service directory reference for household repairs
A vintage notice urges readers to use the Business Service Directory for household appliance servicing and home repairs. It promotes the want ad page as a convenient reference to find a man or firm for any service need.
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Weint
Ivan
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Naions Capitol
Vert
Michigan
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Wichentuchys
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Wall
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Daorcee
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Tnlild Press
Ernest Loeffler
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Seattle Wash
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George Alexander
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Bosse
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