Baccalaureate Dervige Set For Sunday at First M. E. Church
Baccalaureate for Byria High School January graduates will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m at the First M E Church. Only two local pastors will take part with Dr E J Bond delivering the address on Giving Purpose to Power. The high school chorus will perform two anthems and organ selections. Tickets required until 7 15 p m to control crowd. doors open at 7.00 p m with unreserved seating after 7 15.
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Biyria High School
M. E
E. J. Bond
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Elyria Ministerial Association
Bond
Ivanov
Gounod
Wagner
Dvorak
Guilmant
Rogers
Start Auto License Year April Instead of January
Frank Ellenberger, clerk to the county commissioners, urges the State Legislature to begin the automobile license year on April 1 rather than January 1. He says January taxes and expenses strain budgets and April start would provide funds during winter and summer for licenses and road work.
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Ellenberger
Frank Ellenberger
Chronele-Telegram
Elsenberger
Ellenberger E Yeves
Ohio Weekend Forecast Promises Warmer Saturday
Generally fair weather continues tonight in Ohio with a mild start to Saturday. The outlook calls for a slight rise in temperatures on Saturday, bringing warmer conditions overall.
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Ohio
Senate Subcommittee Rewrites Beer Bill To 3.05 Percent
A Senate judiciary subcommittee rewrote the House Beer Bill and proposed amending the Volstead Act to legalize 3.05 percent beer ale porter and wine. The panel’s standard lowers the House 3.2 percent limit set by the Collier Bill, per Senator Walsh.
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Senate Group
HOUSE
Washington
Senate
Walsh
Dem
Munt
Chinese Guerillas Strike Deep Into Japanese Lines
Chinese forces under Gen. Tang Yu-Lin halted the Jehol offensive by sending thirty thousand guerrillas into Japanese bases transports and communications from Taonan near the Jehol northeast to Suichung south along the northern and eastern Jehol border.
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Peiping
Tang Yu-Lin
Jehol
Great Wall
Taonan
Suichung
All Crops May Be Included in Allotment Relief Plan
Senator McNary of the Senate Agriculture Committee said he would back the House allotment relief plan if it covers all crops. He called a committee meeting for Monday to review the bill, aims for quick action without hearings, and wants simplification for a favorable report.
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Washington
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
House Leaders Move to Block Hoover Government Reorganization
Washington Jan 18 House Democratic leaders speeded plans to block President Hoover s plan for extensive reorganization of the Federal government. The rules committee reported a special rule to ensure quick consideration of the Cochran Resolution disapproving and nullifying the plan.
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Washington
House
Hoover
Rules Committee
Cochran
Senator Costigan Seeks Tariff Bargaining Information
Senator Costigan a Democrat of Colorado introduced in the Senate a resolution demanding the tariff commission submit all information and advice on tariff bargaining for the information of the President-elect Roosevelt and the public. He spoke after visiting Roosevelt in New York.
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Washington
Costigan
Dem
Colo
Roosevelt
New York
Senate
Tariff Commission
House Republicans condemn Blaine repeal amendment
Washington Jan 13 The House Republican Anti Prohibition bloc condemned the Blaine Senate resolution for repeal of the 18th amendment and said members would vote against it in the House in the current session.
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Washington
House
Blaine Senate
Farmers Duel Hoodoo Fearless Anti Superstitionists
In Wheeling West Virginia on Friday the 13th a mob of two farmers with shotguns forced the Wheeling Anti- superstition Society from a haunted house after a dramatic display including a shattered mirror and a black cat. Society members plan another meeting on October 13.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Anti-Superstition Society
Chef Smasher Edward McKee
Hoodous
Society
McKee
Editor Dus ty Miller Delivers Humorous Address at Methodist Men Club
The January Methodist Men's Club meeting in Wilmington featured Dus ty Miller, editor and humorist, whose stories drew sustained laughter while also conveying serious points. Elyria High School journalism students joined after dinner, and Miller urged balance between work and joy, cautioning against rushing and stressing love as a solution to world tensions. The evening included musical and vocal performances, with W. C. McClellan introducing Miller and plans announced for a joint meeting with the Congregational Men's Club on February 22.
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Methodist Men’s Club
Dusty” Miller
Wilmington
Miller
Elyria High School
Baraca
Ford Loomis
McClellan
W. H. van Oster
Congregational Men’s Club
Inflation plan aims at $3 billion currency issuance
Washington is abuzz as a powerful nonpartisan House group votes to push a sweeping inflation plan. The scheme would issue $1 billion in one percent bonds to the Federal Reserve, then print currency to the treasury, with a second $1 billion and a third expansion planned within 150 days if inflation stays below 80 percent of 1921-29 levels.
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Washington
U. P
House
Congress
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Spence
Tele-Treasury
Liberty Bonds
Youths Ring Door Bell at Midnight Pranked Residents
Two 18 and 20 year olds were reprimanded after nocturnal doorbell ringing on West avenue. A awakened resident at 602 West avenue alerted Police Captain Fred W. Zarnke, triggering a pursuit toward the river. Officers Oldag and Parker corralled the pair near the Third street bridge, who claimed they were headed home from a Ninth street party.
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Fred W. Zarnke
West Avenue
Ernest Oldag
C. E. Parker
Oldag
Third Street Bridge
Parker
Third Street
Ninth Street
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson in coma
Aimee Semple McPherson, famed evangelist, is reported in a coma after a relapse in her illness. Dr. L C Audrain, her physician, said the condition is serious but refused to discuss specifics.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherso Hutton
L. C. Audrain
Elyria Teachers Get First 1933 Paychecks On Friday the Thirteenth
Despite a narrow $11,000 shortfall, the Elyria board of education secured funds from tax collections and tuition to pay the 1933 payroll of about $16,000 today. Teachers and staff accepted the checks calmly, with no delay or superstition, as outside boards aided the advance.
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Elyria
Board of Education
S S Rockwood
Truce Sought in Illinois Coal Region Warfare
Christian county coal fields once scarred by guerrilla fighting show a glimmer of peace as a midnight truce under Governor Henry Horner halts hostilities. All factions agree to general disarmament while a full settlement of the conflict is pursued.
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Christian County
Illinois
Henry Horner
County Jail Food Costs Higher Now Than 1929
A comparison shows county jail feeding costs are 23 percent above the 1929 level. Sheriff’s meals are set at 16 cents each, while 1929 costs averaged 13 cents, reflecting a shift from an actual cost plus prep to a plan where the county pays only the food and separate prep fee.
Indicted for Using Stench Bombs in Theaters
W E Hartman and Robert Hamm of Youngstown were indicted by the Columbiana County grand jury on charges of exploding chemical stench bombs in two East Liverpool theaters.
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Lisbon, O
W E. Hartman
Robert Hamm
Youngstown
Columbiana County Grand Jury
East Liverpool
Mrs Anna M Rumschlag Dies At 100 In Seneca County
Mrs Anna M Rumschlag of Seneca County died Thursday at her farm home. She celebrated her 100th birthday last May. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by her family in Tiffin Ohio.
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Tiffin
Anna M Rumschlag
Seneca County
Rev William G Mackey Speaks on Crime at Church Meeting
At the First Congregational church Men s Club Rev William G Mackey chaplain of Mansfield Reformatory warned that America has not faced the real problem of crime. He blamed heredity environment home training law enforcement and media portrayals for crime and urged prison reform including classification segregation and parole for light first offenses. He cited rising Ohio prison populations and suggested reforms to courts and jurisprudence.
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First Congregational Church
William G. Mackey
Mansfield Reformatory
America
Mackey
Ohio
United States
Ohio Penitentiary
Worth Fauver
A. H. West
Eaton Township Farm Bureau Elects Officers
Eaton Township Farm Bureau elected officers at the annual meeting last night. E B Durkee was re elected chairman N J Hoskins chosen vice chairman and Mrs E B Durkee elected secretary. Reports by W G Caskey Lorain County Farm Bureau president on the recent Ohio Farm Bureau Federation state convention and Hoskins on a special Farm Bureau meeting at Columbus were presented.
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Eaton Township
Friday the Thirteenth Luncheon Opens Anti Superstition Tie
A Chicago group observes Friday the 13th with a thirteen course luncheon at the Louisiane Café as part of a semi annual Anti Superstition Society event. Mehitabel the cat serves as mascot and 13 people join in spreading a belief that fear of superstition can be cured by spirit. The event links to similar gatherings in Wheeling and Rochester as the society plans further actions on Friday the 13th Abe Strotz leads the group toward Stadium entrances and a boxing bout between Tommy Paul and Freddie Miller.
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Mehitabel
Chicago
Louisane Cafe
Sidney N. Sirotz
Nation
Herman T. Powers
Wheeling W. Va
Rochester
Ralph B. Chamberlain
Anti-Superstition Society
Charles Cory
Chicago Society
Strotz
Chicago Stadium
Usher No
Tommy Paul
Freddie Miller
Anti- Superstition Society
Hoover Vetoes Philippines Independence Bill as Flawed Plan
President Hoover vetoed the Philippines independence bill arguing it fails the United States triple duty to its people, Filipinos, and the world. He calls for a plebiscite 15 to 20 years hence and outlines a five point program including restricted immigration and a pre plebiscite trade agreement, with U S base withdrawals to be stated beforehand.
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Washington
Hoover
Philippines
United States
Cuba
Mother of Eva Volpe Testifies in Grand Jury Probe
Mrs Denise Volpe, Eva Volpe’s mother, testified in the grand jury investigation into the governess’s death near Avon Lake. Prosecutors expect testimony from Cleveland attorney Harry F Payer regarding letters and possible entangling love affair linked to the case.
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Don. W. Myers
Eva Volpe
Harry F. Payer
Cleveland
Jetters
Payer
Rayer
Denise Volpe
Miss Volpe
Parer
John Hardings
Otto J. Miller, Jr
Napoleon, Ohio
Louis Emery
Miller
Irene
Cleveland Heights
Yolanda Trotter
Eva
John Dandrea
Albert Dietrick
Volpe
Abner Unter
Samiy
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al Brown
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Thomas Gamble
Savannah
Prioonerg
Ghaplain
CME
Eaton Township Farm Bureau
Moa Volpe
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