Commissioners Adopt Half Year Appropriation Bill
County commissioners approved a six month appropriation totaling 336548 for general operations with no cuts to salary allowances, despite warnings of possible 40 percent reductions in the last half of the year without extra funds. The vote was 2 to 1, Dunn voting no to record objections to ADC and juvenile court budgets.
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Wellington
C S Kelser
Oscar G Dunn
Commissioners Journal
Dunn
John B. Davidson
Davidson
Edward DeChant
DeChant
ADC
Lorain County
Wellington Fais
Soldiers Relief Fund
Student Nurses To Receive Their Caps Tonight
Sixteen student nurses will receive their caps at a cap ping ceremony in M B Johnson Hall Elyria Memorial Hospital. The event at 8 pm includes talks by Frank W. Hoover and Dr S Basinger, a nurse duet, violin solo, and a talk on the story of the nurses caps. Named recipients include Marjorie Babel Lorain Mary Butrey Lorain Rosemary Boylan Elyria Katherine Eastman Elyria Esther Hicks Ashland Mildred Kolbe Lorain Mildred Kopp Lakeville Helen Lance Lodi Elizabeth Lumley Elyria Florence Long Wakeman Genevieve Mihkolanis Lorain Jane Myers West Salem Marguerite Silbermann Oberlin Lillian Thomas Avon Lake Jessie Van Lut Elyria Frances Skeeles Sullivan.
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M B
Johnson Hall
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Hoover
S . Basinger
Lenore Maher
Pauline Johnston
Ethel Ryan
Caps
Almeda Martin
Marjorie Babel
Lorain
Mary Butrey
Rosemary Boylan
Elyita
Katherine Eastman
Elyria
Esther Hicks
Ashland
Mildred Kolbe
Mildred Kopp
Lakeville
Helen Lance
Lodi
Elizabeth Lumley
Florence Long
Wakeman
Genevieve Mhikolanis
Jane Myers
West Salem
Marguerite Silbermann
Oberlin
Lillian Thomas
Avon Lake
Jessie van Lut
Frances Skeeles
Sullivan
Weather Report From Ohio and Surrounding Regions
A weather summary notes rain or snow and warmer temperatures tonight in Ohio. Wednesday brings rain and warmer conditions to east and north areas, with colder temperatures Wednesday night. High pressure spans from Ontario through the Lake Region and Ohio Valley toward the Middle Atlantic States, while a second high lies over the Western States. A southwestern disturbance centers over Oklahoma with lows over Alberta and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Rain reported in the lower Mississippi Valley, Arkansas, and Oklahoma, with snow in the Upper Mississippi Valley and Western Lake region. It is warmer today in the Central and Southern Plains and lower Mississippi Valley but colder in the Northern Lake region.
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Ohio
Ontario
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Oklahoma
Alberta
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Mississippi Valley
Arkansas
Plains
Mississipp Valley
City Council Allocates 223 085 For City Operations
City Council last night approved an ordinance allocating 223 085 for general operation sufficient to carry the city for eight or nine months per City Auditor A C Schieman. The total yearly appropriation reaches 797 585 with 276 100 for sinking fund 238 400 for water works and 60 000 for gas and auto tax funds. The general operating fund derives from real estate taxes public office fees and sales tax and includes five departments general park safety health and service totaling 223 085.
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C Schieman
Schilleman
Council
Franco Master Of Three-Fourths Of Spain
Paris Jan 17 Franco, insurgent chief, now controls three fourths of Spain after two and a half years of civil war. The conflict has cost over 11 billion and perhaps around one million lives, leaving Spain with ruined industries and heritage. Franco governs 32 of 47 provinces. Loyalist grip reduced to nine provinces. Battlefronts stretch about 900 miles across the country.
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Paris
Francisco Franco
Spain
Franco
Catalonia
Castellon
Madrid
Guadalajara
Toledo
Granada
Jaen
Bricker Would Stimulate Ohio Industry
Governor John W Bricker urged a long range relief program while flagging the possible need for a temporary measure. He proposed a state bureau of industry to attract new firms, expand existing ones, and promote farm use and tourism. He called for strict economy, anti collusion laws, and warned of a $2 million deficit, aiming to fund relief for the biennium and merge it into a later two year plan.
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Columbus
U.P
John W . Bricker
League of Ohio
Helso
Ohio
Bureau of Industry
Commerce Department
Farcical City Council Session Delays Pinball Ordinance
The council staged a farcical session over liquor regulation and a pinball ordinance with contradictory records and debate. Mayor Petro tied the motion to the safety committee while Councilman Nelson challenged the committee's scope as audience jeered and adjourned amid confusion.
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Rural Government Council
Ats
Nelson
Council
Seward N. Black
Hts
Dan Symons
Ellsworth Albert
Joseph
Petro
Safety Committee
Dilemma of Neutrality Outlined by Oberlin President Wilkins
Oberlin Jan 17 Oberlin College President Ernest H Wilkins outlines a policy of discriminatory neutrality as an alternative to absolute neutrality or no neutrality He urges amending the Neutrality Act to target belligerent treaty violators and proposes steps to curb arms exports while keeping doors open to future allies He warns the current act can benefit dictatorial aggression and harms democratic victims and calls for revisions to ensure the United States stays out of war without injuring allied states
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Oberlin
Congress
Ernest Heteen Wilkins
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Wilkins
United States
Japan
China
Spain
di Wilkins
Parker Describes FBI School At Washington DC
Detective Sergeant Clare Parker of the Elyria Police speaks to the Elyria Exchange Club about his FBI School at Washington DC experiences. He outlines course content, fingerprint science, firearms training, evidence value, and the goal to train police nationwide for better law enforcement and public cooperation.
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Elyria Exchange Club
Clare Parker
Elyria
Royal Mounted Policeman
Canada
Canal Zone
Parker
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York City
FBI
John Dillinger
Firearms Division
United States
Axe Falls In Many Departs To Cut Expenses
Columbus Ohio January 17 Public records show a sweeping state budget cut as the Republican administration dismisses 226 highway division workers and 56 welfare staff. Beightler notes 200 workers lost in Division Seven and Eight across multiple counties, plus resignations and abolished posts in planning, mortuary, probation and parole, and tax divisions. Sherwood reports 36 welfare cuts saving nearly $11 thousand annually, while 42 public works staff take two weeks unpaid leave with possible recalls.
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Columbus
Robert S Beightler
State Welfare Department
Beightler
Highway Division
Auglaize
Champaign
Clark Darke
Logan Mercer
Miami
Shelby Counties
Butler
Clermont
Clinton
Greene
Hamplton Montgomery
Preble
Warren
Earl H Rieber
Preble County
Julian S. Paxton Buller
Matthew Mboylen
Montgormery
H W Walsh Greene
Ard Clinton
Charles E Kunker
Charles E Muller
Hamilton
Charles E McGee
Muskingum Conservancy
Charles L Sherwood
Sherwood
Bureau of Mortuary Visitors
Ohio
Charles R Sharp
Ravenna
Davey
P. H Boucher
Kent
Gertrude Fortune
Bureau of Charities
Helen Richardson
Division of Probation and Parole
Rita Babcock
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Classification
Public Works Department
Carl Wahl
Xenophon G Hassenpflug
Margaret Goodman
Julia Cuzzins
Lloyd Matthews
Frank Mowery
John Forster
Wyandotte
Civil Service
Excise Tax Division
State Tax Commission
Mrs Crisp, One of Elyria's Oldest Residents Passes
Georgina Crisp widow of William Crisp dies early today Tuesday January 17. Born August 14 1841 she had lived in Elyria since 1847 and is survived by three daughters a son and another daughter. Funeral at 627 West Ave Thursday Jan 19 at 2 PM with Rev E B Redhead officiating. She was the oldest member of St Andrews Episcopal church for eighty one years and long active in the Elyria Women's club and the Elyria Memorial Hospital auxiliary.
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Georgina Crisp
William Crisp
Crisp
Elyria
E F. Schultz
F W Salisbury
John C Crisp
Elyma
C LL Smith
Bel Air
Maryland
Salisbury
West Ave
E B. Redhead
St Andrews Episcopal Church
Elyria Woman’s Club
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bid activity expected on Lorain bridges contracts
Lorain county commissioners were told by Byron Dalton of Walker and Weeks that bids on two large bridge projects will open January 27. Substructure piers and east abutment for the Erie avenue bridge are estimated at 75000 dollars, while access right of way for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and a fill for the north approach of the 21st street bridge are estimated at 80000 dollars.
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Lorain
Byron Dalton
Walker and
Weeks
Dalton
Erie Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
21St Street Bridge
Architects Seek First Payment for Lorain Bridges
County commissioners heard Walk er and Weeks architects seek 10 percent of the estimated fee for the Lorain bridges, about $22,000, after rights of way were established. The request was referred to Prosecutor Howard R. Butler to determine if the contract provision was met.
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Byron Dalton
Walker and
Weeks
Lorain
Howard R. Butler
Ohioan Confirmed as Venezuela Envoy
Washington January 17 Cleveland native Frank P Corrigan was confirmed by the Senate as ambassador to Venezuela and prepared to assume duties. The Senate also approved Pram cis Reichelder of Indiana as head of the U S Weather Bureau. Corrigan previously served in Enver Panama.
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Washington
Frank P Corrigan
Cleveland
Venezuela
Senate
Pramcis Reichelder
Indiana
U.S
Corrigan
Panama
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A . Baumhart R. Erie
Bureau of Industrie
Frank E. Whittemore
R. Summit
House
Bricher
Ithie Ite
General Revenue
W.E . Notley
Leonard Fowls
Omo Supreme Court
Elmer Nelson
Defiance
Acme
Ohioan
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