Council Approves Three Months Budget With Health Dept Cuts
City council passes a three month appropriation totaling 424,623.30 for the quarter based on an unofficial $290,000 county operations estimate. It cancels health department pay raises and eliminates clerk hire for the health commissioner while maintaining the health commissioner salary at 1920.
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Health Dept
C. S. Kelser
Water’works
Health Department
H. A. Robinson
Robinson
French
G.E.’ French
Jerry Stang
George Savage
Misa’ Kathryne Fulton
Muree
Misa Norma Stegman
Richard Kues
Contmecs Wa Page
Carlisle Township Fire Protection Cost Boost Approv ed
Carlisle Township council last night backed a safety committee report raising fire protection charges to 1200 yearly from 750. Trustee president Carl Diedrich questioned trustees’ agreement and said a meeting would be held this week to decide. Council approved other items including blocking a traffic light plan at West Avenue and Third Street and delaying an ice pond project at the fair grounds. A WPA request for a 25 monthly donation to a housekeeping aid training center in Lorain was sent to the finance committee.
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Carlisle Township
Carl Diedrich
Carlisle Board of Township Trustees
Safety Committee
Henry Sassmanhausen
Agaimat
West Avenue
Third Street
Solons
Fair Grounds
Finance Committee
Housekeeping Aid Division
WPA
Lorain
Weather summary for Ohio and national conditions
Light snow and continued cold tonight and Wednesday in Ohio. Cold further Wednesday night and Thursday. High barometer over the Upper Mississippi Valley and plains. low pressure central over Central Plains. Rain reported in parts of New York and the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures fell from the Mississippi Valley toward the Atlantic as a cold front moved east.
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Notley Resigns From City Council After Eight Years
Council President W E B Notley announced his resignation effective January. Notley, 78, has served eight years, first as Sixth Ward representative and later as council president. Mayor Petra will appoint George Thompson as president, then fill Thompson's chair with John Kolopos per plans.
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Coucil
Notley
Larain
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Petra
George Thompson
Thompson
John Kolopos
Elyria American Legion
Eleven Girls Receive Cape in Nursing School Rites
Eleven girls from the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital were made full-fledged student nurses during a capping ceremony in the hospital dining room. The event marked the end of the probationary period for the preliminary class amid singing and a formal welcome led by school leaders.
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M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
T ‘Heir
Nureng
Florence
Big Sisters
Mary Buirey
Stilen
Bett Williare
Betty Witter
Miss Impecen
Davidson Opposes Nest Egg Funding in County Budget
County Commissioner John Davidson blocks preliminary appropriations until Auditor Kelser provides a fund certificate showing available operations for the year. Kelser says the certificate is not ready, while the budget commission has withheld $271,000 sales tax allocations and earlier concealed $30,000 in funds, prompting questions about midyear funding gaps.
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C. S. Kelser
County Budget Commission
Kelser
Davidson
Budget Commission
Kelser Kelser
Amherst Village
Eaton Township
Economy Fight Reaches White House With Major Appropriation Cuts
The House Appropriations Committee reported an independent offices supply bill totaling $1,100,212,307 that cuts funding for the National Resources Planning Board and the office of government reports. The executive office appropriation falls to 1,439,4?59, a reduction of 2,138,400 from the budget and 1,439,380 below the current year. The panel also trims large sums from ship construction, public roads, and housing programs, leaving total bill savings of 94,492,168 below Roosevelt’s 1941 budget estimates. This is the first appropriation bill for 1941.
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Pedestrian Killed By Auto In Cleveland
A pedestrian in Cleveland was killed after being struck by a vehicle today. The incident occurred in the city with authorities beginning to investigate the crash and identify the victim.
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Cleveland
Traffe
Three British Submarines Fail To Return
The Admiralty reported that three British submarines, the Seahorse, Starfish, and Undine, had not returned from hazardous operations. The Seahorse and Starfish were swordfish class at 640 tons with normal crews of 60 each, the Undine of the han class at 540 tons with 70 crew. German wireless claimed some crew from Undine and Starfish survived.
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London
Admiralty
Elyria Receives 716 State Aid For Local Refef Project
The city of Elyria is set to obtain 716 from the state for a local refef project. Officials noted the funds will support municipal improvements and infrastructure work within Elyria.
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Elyria
Ohio Winters Return With Heavy Snow Across State
The Ohio region endures another winter blast with heavy snowfall and plummeting temperatures. Cleveland reports heavy snow, traffic disrupted, and crews deployed in Cuyahoga and Geauga counties while Geneva and Ashtabula see lighter snow. Readings range from 9 to 32 degrees, with Colum bus at 14 and Cincinnati at 19 as ice from thawed Lake Erie shores refreezes.
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Britain Rejects Security Zone Proposal in Conciliatory Tone
London contended today that the American navy could not police a vast sea area and that a security zone would become a sanctuary for German fighting ships and supply vessels. The British statement argued such a zone would threaten neutral shipping and fail to deter attacks.
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London
Jon We Cee
Rome
Urey
Eight Year Old Child Injured by Automobile
Mildred Dunbar eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Dunbar of 130 Rush Street suffered abrasions on both legs and other bruises at 440 yesterday when struck crossing Lake Avenue Rush Street. Car driven by Willard Ryan 134 Bell Avenue could not avoid striking the child and stopped immediately. Jack Cullin 205 Furnace Street aided the girl and Ryan to Elyria Memorial Hospital for observation. A second accident later involved a car driven by W R Long 403 North Abbe Road and a truck driven by Owen Winters 04 Brooklyn Street at East River Street and Stanford Avenue.
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Leo Dunbar
Rush
Lake Avenue
Rush Street
Willard Ryan
Bell Avenue
Ryan
Jack Cullin
Furnace Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
East River Street
Stanford Avenue
W. R. Long
North Abbe Road
Owen Winters
Brooklyn Street
Costly Blaze Threatens Downtown Atlanta Firefighters Halted
In Atlanta Georgia a major blaze endangered a busy downtown area as cold weather froze water and hampered crews. Firefighters faced severed gas lines while fighting a three block fire that threatened Tagpery ration and nearby property. Dehotzens Loan Assoc worth eighty eight thousand dollars appears damaged in the report.
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Atlanta
Gaz
Amg
Dehotzens Loan Assoc
President Roosevelt Seeks Finland Credit Amid War Debates
President Roosevelt outlined a plan to extend a credit through the Export Import Bank and Reconstruction Finance Corp to Finland for purchasing agricultural surpluses and manufactured goods not for arms. The proposal, already involving about 10 million dollars with Finland requesting 3 million more, aims to avoid creating precedents for large credits to European nations while denying any return to wartime status.
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Pathe
Chasé
John Garner
Europe
Britain and Empire Mobilize for War Confrontation
A historical account notes Britain and dominions rallying for global conflict as troops, aircraft, and ships are mobilized. It describes production increases, convoys, and a shifting national mood under King George VI, framing the struggle as a moral crusade against evil while nations converge on Europe.
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Man Burns In Gas Explosion Destroys Two Homes
Cambridge Ohio report states Miles Stevens aged 16 in hospital after a gasoline lamp exploded while filling a lantern southeast of Pleasant City. Also injured were Mrs Clacton Rich and Rich, a cripple, who were inside a nearby house damaged by the blast.
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Pleesent City
Stevens
Clacton Rich
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