Urge Aircraft Production Be Expanded
The national advisory committee on aeronautics urged Congress to expand aircraft production facilities for peace and safety. The report, sent by President Roosevelt, called for adequate air arms for the army and navy, a capacity-increasing program, and early planning to train active and reserve personnel. Lindbergh attached secret memoranda on German air strength and warned of rising Nazi power, urging rapid development of mass-producible new planes for potential war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
National Advisory Committee On Aeronautics
Charles A. Lindbergh
Congress
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Lindbergh
United States
Hungary to Reinforce Frontier Troops Against Czech Clashes
Budapest Hungary Jan 9 An authoritative source says Hungary will reinforce frontier troops to prevent further clashes with Czechs. The government will protest a Nagyjoec border incident and take protective measures designed to deter future attacks with incalculable consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Nagyjoec
Tiny Planes Triumph In All-American Air Meet
In Miami on January 9 tiny "flivver" planes dominated the All-American air maneuvers. Johnny Livingston of Waterloo, Iowa, flew a red monocoupe to win the key events, beating Beechcraft racers like Satur day and Tony Sevier. Edna Gardner, a nurse from New Orleans, won the Culver Cup for women in a 50-mile Miami to Ft Lauderdale handicap. The next day features the Miami to Havana air cruise with 38 pilots invited to compete in Havana after the overwater flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fila
Johnny Livingston
Waterloo
Bessie Owen
Tony Sevier
Montebello
Calif
Clare Bunch
St. Louis
George Arents
Armonk
N. Y
Edna Gardner
New Orleans
Ft. Lauderdale
Bessie Owens
Santa Barbara
Miss Gardner
Couple Charged With DWI Arrest on Lake Avenue
Clarence W. Lawson of 118 Cleveland Street was charged with driving while under the influence and his wife with intoxication after arrest on Lake Avenue at West Bridge Street by Patrolmen Fred Bongs and Edward Stankard Jr at 2 30 am today. Both released on bond pending a hearing before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Lawson
Cleveland Street
Lake Avenue
West Bridge Street
Fred Bongs
Edward Stankard, Jr
Joseph Q. Petro
Grass Fire Near Winckles Street Suppressed
Firemen extinguished a grass fire in January spanning about four city lots on the west side of Winckles street near the New York Central Railroad. Sparks from a locomotive were blamed. no property damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winckles Street
New York Central Railroad
Elyria Woman Injured in Sugar Ridge Road Crash
Mrs. Harry Byars, 36, of 1007 Lake avenue, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 2:30 p.m. yesterday for minor injuries after a traffic accident on Sugar Ridge road near Station road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Byars
Lake Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sugar Ridge Road
Station Road
Court House Notes and Local Divorces in Amherst Area
Deputy sheriffs removed two intoxicated patrons from the Paramount Club at 2 40 a m. A Amherst couple Amanda and Alfred Birr were denied a divorce with cross petitions. J D Peltz of Cleveland and Earl Hellinger of Lorain were arrested on grand jury indictments. Cecelia McKinney seeks divorce from Clifford McKinney. State Relief Examiner James Hengen transferred to Cleveland. W J Donahue to replace him locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnson
Anthony Pollock
Paramount Club
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Amanda Birr
Alfred
Amherst
Grand Jury
J. D. Peltz
Cleveland
Earl Edward Hellinger
Broadway
Lorain
Cecelia McKinney
Clifford Lewis McKinney
James Hengen
Hengen
W. J. Donahue
County budget notes shrinkage in balance and tax revenue
Deputy Auditor Arthur Giles explained a county balance shrinkage and falling sales tax revenue reduce certification. Carryover for the year stood at 47 084 dollars. Other revenue sources for the general fund include 297 600 from property tax and 214 900 from sales tax and fees. Additional certifications total 252 683 from auto and gas tax, 345 160 for road fund, 4 571 road fund state, 6 190 for Aid to Dependent Children, 296 410 for bond retirement, 20 275 dog and kennel, 4 977 blind relief. The county must also provide 20 000 for retirement fund share not in estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Giles
Bricker Defends Limited Government and Private Initiative
Governor Bricker warns against excessive spending and centralized authority. He condemns dictatorial rule and praises private enterprise to preserve opportunity and individual rights. He stresses need for trained leadership and aims to recruit top Ohio officials to solve serious public problems within a two party system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ohio
Bricker
Plan To Stage Lorain County Achievement Day Program
Lorain County farm women enrolled in home economics extension projects will meet Thursday evening at Miss Frances Eckert's home to plan the annual Achievement Day. The executive committee will appoint committees for various program phases and finalize arrangements. Portman will give a radio talk from station WOSU on February 27 about County Achievement Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Women’s Home Council
Frances Eckert
H. L. Leimbach Brownhelm
A. J. Cooper
Brownhelm
P E. Port
Bricker Inauguration Aims for Economy and Unity
Governor Bricker's inauguration featured a simple program with crowd favorites, tuition for education, care for the needy, and agricultural progress. Attendees included Sen. Taft and Bricker's family as bands played and confetti flew under the state house dome. The event emphasized frugal conduct, with total Republican costs under 1500 dollars, while broadcasting a message of rehabilitation and constructive administration for Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Ohio
18 Navy Amphibians Start Long Flight
SAN DIEGO Calif Jan 9 the navy began 18 large amphibians on a cross country flight toward Guantanamo Bay Cuba with a route via Tucson El Paso Midland San Antonio New Orleans Pensacola and Miami storms forced a return to base before reaching the destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Jan
Miami
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Allen Price
Navy
Tucson
el Passo
Midland
Texas
San Antonio
New Orleans
Pensacola
Winter thaw floods thousands of acres in England and Wales
Sixteen rivers in England and Wales overflowed their banks today flooding thousands of acres of land. The winter thaw raised temperatures to 33 degrees, 12 above normal, causing road floods and village isolation, with North Wales especially affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Wales
North
Mooney Rests After Rousing Welcome in San Francisco
Thom as J. Mooney, pardoned for the 1916 Prenavedrass Day bombing that killed 10, is seen amid a city welcome. Gov. Culbert Olson granted the pardon in Sacramento. A 40,000-strong Market Street parade followed, with a bomb explosion noted along the route. A medical exam will assess his ability to pursue unifying labor and seek release for Warren K. Billings, also convicted in the case. Olson reportedly collapsed from excitement after the pardon hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
Culbert L. Olson
Sacramento
Market Street
Warren K. Billings
Gov Olson
Four Injured When Airplane Crashes
Four people were injured when a Jacksonville bound plane from Jacksonville to the Miami Air Races failed to clear power lines during takeoff near Titusville. The injured include C S Wells Pike Fo E Davis Richard White, all of Jacksonville, and Robert Sinorp of Searsdale NY. The craft burst into flames after occupants escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Jackonville
Miami
Munitions Exports Doubled From 1937 to 1938
Washington report shows national munitions exports in 1938 at 94.2 million dollars licensed under neutrality act. The period Dec 1 1937 to Nov 30 1938 exceeded the prior year by about 49.1 million dollars, with 45.1 million in 1936-37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Munitons Control Board
Congress
Farmers Institute in Spencer Plans January 18 19 Program
The annual Farmers Institute in Spencer will run Wednesday and Thursday January 18 19. The committee promises a good and interesting program with strong speakers. A Home Talent play sponsored by the Spencer Firemen will be featured along with school parts. Dinner arrangements are being made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Farmers Institute
Spencer Firemen
Massillon Woman Matilda Brown Dies After Illness
Massillon obituary notes Matilda Brown died on Tuesday after several years of illness. The record lists her as a longtime resident and mentions survivors and funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Brown
Massillon
First Lady Hosts Tea at Executive Mansion as Governor Sees Family
The new First Lady of the state gave a reception at the executive mansion with the Governor's mother and sister present. The elder Mrs. Bricker feared the day would bring trying moments, but she praised her son’s weekly calls. A press stag smoker, hosted by the Columbus Press Club, closes the day with state officials and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura King Bricker
Sterling
Harriet Ay Bricker
Jack
Ella Mooney
Mr. Sterling
Freeman Mooney
Laurabel
Maude Archer Day
Worthington
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Washington
Ed D Schorr
Moyers Y. Cooper
Bricker
Myron B. Geéssman
Columbus
Ohio University Band
A Burkhart
Ricker
Wiliam P O'Connor
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Dayton
State House
Coliege
Delta Chi
Ohio State University
Republican Glee Club
Capitol Dome
Ernor
Mt. Sterling
Columbus Press Club
Elyria Welcomes New Fireman Earl A Schaefer
Elyria's newest fireman Earl A Schaefer begins an intensive training course joining the department. Fire Chief W N Bates explains the rapid start, standard rookie program, and need to learn equipment, hazards, and procedures through hands on experience with assistants C W Hudson and O J Hess guiding the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Earl A Schaefer
W. N. Bates
Bates
C. W. Hudson
Hudson
O. J. Hess
Epins
Spencer Woman’s Body Brought Home For Burial
The body was brought to Spencer on Friday for wavte. She is the sister of Tom Brown and Mrs. Anna Flannagan of Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Wavte
Tom Brown
Anna Flannagan
Couple United in Marriage at Parsonage
On a Wednesday evening at the parsonage the Rev. G. Koonta joined Hattie Honecker of Cleveland and A W Robinson of Spencer in marriage. The couple were unattended and left Thursday morning for Lake Wales Florida to spend part of the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Koonta
The
Hattie Honecker
Cleveland
A. W. Robinson
Spencer
Funeral rites for James Nichols held in LaGrange
Mrs. Fred Nichols Mrs. Mae Kes and Mrs. Paul Nichols attended the funeral services of their cousin James Nichols at LaGrange on Wednesday. Mrs. Arthur Nixon and her son Larry visited Wellington with her parents Mr and Mrs Orlo Mantz. She found her father ill and under a physician’s care. Mr and Mrs George Welsh of Cleveland spent several days with Mr and Mrs Ford Dagleish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nichols
Mae Kessinger
Paul Nichols
James Nichols
LaGrange
Arthur Nixon
Larry
Wellington
Orlo Mantz
George Welsh
Cleveland
Ford Dagleish
Ohio House Introduces Partial Appropriations Bill
In Columbus Ohio a partial Appropriations Bill was introduced in the House. Republicans say it is about 3 million less than the outgoing Democratic administration’s plan. The measure asks 43.176 million dollars for six months with 34.090 million from the general revenue fund. It limits monthly department spending to one sixth of its allotment without Board of Control approval. Representative R R Banham cautioned the reduced funds could lead to layoffs. The bill proceeds to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House of Representatives
General Revenue Fund
State Department
Board of Control
R. R. Banham
R. Calinton County
Senate
Death Notice and Funeral Plans for Susan Wilson and Others
Susan Wilson 80 died at her son Arthur Wilsons Lorain home after years of illness. Born in Elkmar Ontario she lived in Lorain four years and had resided in Elyria and Olmsted Falls previously. She leaves three daughters six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 50 at Thompson Funeral Home Lorain with Rev J H Deemer officiating and interment in Etimweond cemetery. An obituary item also notes the death of another resident on Indian Hollow road and funeral arrangements at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with burial at LaPorte cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Wilson
Arthur Wilson
Sixth Street
Lorain
Wilson
Elkmar
Ontario
Canada
John
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Stella Sutton
Fostoria
Dorothy Wottring
Altadena
California
Laura Kinsinger
Edgewater
Florida
Thompson
J. H. Deemer
Lorain Flist Baptist
Etimweond
Gez.cabo. AO
Indian Hollow Road
Austria
Hungary
Oon
Grave Lutheran Church
Agnes Sapp
Jon Ms
Josph
Ernest
Wailies
Edward
Axrem
Paw Blackman
Cleveland
William Jones
Elwria
Gilbert Copfer
George Beese
Elsrna
Europe
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Wo OW. Walker
Grice Lutheran Church
Soal
LaPorte Cemetery
Michael Schatz 92 Dies After Six Months Illness
Michael Schatz, 92, died at his granddaughter’s home in Eleria after a six month illness. Survived by daughters Carrie Rishman, Kate Nau, Christina Brooks, Leona Houlin, and sons Lewis, Christopher, William, and John. Body sent to Hindman Funeral Home in Berlin Heights for services Wednesday, burial at Cevion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Schatz
Leroy Stauder
Harwood Street
Eleria
Fullowne
Carrie Rishman
Vermilion
Kate Nau
Detreit
Christina Brooks
Detroit
Leona Houlin
Toledo
Lewes
Huron
Christopher
Vermalion
William
John
Berlin
Hindman Funeral
Cevion
January Term Opens at Common Pleas Court
The January term of common pleas court opened with Judge D A Cook presiding. He succeeds Judge Guy B Findley. Indicted grand jury members are to be arraigned before Judge Cook tomorrow. Jury cases begin next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Judge Cook
Guy B. Findley
Oberlin Club Meetings Week Jan 9 13
Oberlin schedule shows multiple clubs meeting this week including Study Club, Vine Rebekah lodge, Karl Wilson Locke Post 102 American Legion, Oberlin Women's club Education department, Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs, Queen Esther Society, Junior Forum, Masonic Lodge, Martha Chapter East ern Star, Literature department, Fellowship class, Business and Professional Women's club, Nineteenth Century club, Martes club, Oberlin Grange, Pansy Chapter Eastern Star, Young Women's club, W C T U, Odd Fellows, South Russian Neighborhood club, Oberlin Stamp club, Nancy Wolcott Squire Chapter D A R L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Sacred Heart Church
Dorothy Nunnick
Locust Street
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Oberlin Women's Club
R. P. Jameson
South Cedar Avenue
Pythian Sisters
Hurth Paddock
Oberlin Women’s Club
J. E. Barnard
South
Cedar Avenue
The
Methodist Church
Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club
B. H. Prosser
Howard Apartments
North Pleasant Street
Nineteenth Century Club
Oberlin Grange
Pansy
Order of Eastern Star
Young Women’s Club
James Brand House
P. B. Williams
Toledo
W. C
South Russian
Abrs
J. E. Nord
South Main Street
Pythian
Oberlin Stamp Club
Ing Town Hall
Nancy Wolcott Squire
D. Alr
H. V Zahm
Morgan Street
Merchandise Stolen From Oil Station at Wellington
Fingerprints were being checked today to find burglars who on Saturday stole about 300 dollars of merchandise from the Standard Oil Service station at 120 Herrick Avenue, Wellington, operated by Fred Riebl. Investigators obtained prints from broken glass and reviewed interior access, noting items taken including six tires, 20 tires? two radios, fog lights, two rubber bladed fans, a spot light, and a dollar in change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Herrick Avenue
Wellington
Fred Riebl
Denute Sheriuts
Chaimir Dasidsonm
Claude Adams
Marshal Eglin
Will Face Reckless Driving Charge
Robert Blaine of 338 18th Street is to be arraigned before Mayor Joseph Petro tomorrow on a reckless driving charge. The complaint, filed by Kenneth Barley, Petro’s secretary, states Blaine failed to stop at two safety stops on Middle Avenue and Fifth Street and drove 45 to 50 miles per hour toward East Avenue, then again failed to stop at Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blaine
18Th Street
Joseph Petro
Kenneth Barelaiv
Petro
Barelay
Blaine
Middle Avenue
Ith Street
Middle
Fifth Street
East Avenue
Fan Stolen From Car Reported By Mrs Miller
Mrs Arlene Miller of 233 Wonos ter street reports a trico fan valued at 55 stolen from her car parked in her garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Miller
Wonoster Street
Nurse Injures Knee in Fall on Broad Street
Frances Miller a nurse at Elyria Memorial hospital sustained a left knee injury at 6 30 pm Saturday after a fall on Broad street police report states Doorn Holland the former Kaiser s village has about 4000 residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Miller
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Broad Street
Doorn
Holland
Kaiser
W R C Installs Women’s Relief Corps Officers
The W R C held a regular Grange hall meeting on Friday January 3 with Amelia Edwards and her staff installing officers. Key appointments included Lathan Behnke as President Mona Champion as Sr VP Bell Squires as Jr VP Eva Berg as Treasurer and Hatter Parsons as Guard Geor gia Rosecrans as Patriotic Instructor Lena May as Press Correspondent and Mona Champion as Director of Juntos Clubs. A gold service pin was presented to President Behnke by Mrs Alice Holton during the ceremony and a social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Amelia Edwards
Lathan Behnke
Mona Champion, Jr
Bell Squires
Eva Berg
Hatter Parsons
Marjorie Krepper
Sistan Guard
Dorothy Nell
Frances Keighley
Bertha Dowers
Meyrta Feakins
Georgia Rosecrans
Lena May
Ethel Schubert
Juntos
Mona Chiampion
Mabel Clevenger
Kathryn Hornung
Vinla Gutman
Amiel Walls
Lillian Behnke
Ameria Edwards
Alice Holton
Behnke
Cleveland Orchestra Concert Admission Attendees Visit
Mr and Mrs H A Funk attended a Cleveland Symphony Orchestra concert yesterday in Cleveland. They were joined by Miss Minerva Ervin and Dorothy Gay. Afterward they dined at the home of their daughter Mrs R B Paddock and family in Cleveland. Mrs J W Perkins of Cleveland visited sister Mrs George T Sedgeman of Elm street. Miss Mary Dick returned from a visit with her brother Walter M Dick in New Rochelle New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H A Funk
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Cleveland
Minnerva
Dorothy Gay
R. B. Paddock
J. W. Perkins
George T. Sedgeman
Elm Street
Mary Dick
Walter M. Dick
New Rochelle
N. Y
Moon Over Mulberry Street play at High School
A three act play Moon Over Mulberry Street unfolds on Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the High School auditorium admission 25e. The production features local cast and crew and promises a lively community theater event for residents.
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Bulletin
P. A. Walker
Redington
Nichele Court
Sederis
L.comn
Don C. Power
Power
Republican State Committee
Madison County Women's Republican Glee Club
Gov
Sudro - Curtis
Mooney
Elyria Coffee Shop
Mes
Geza Sabo
Oberlin
Esther Wood
Union St
W.R.C
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