Graduates urged to think for themselves at baccalaureate
Elyria High School January graduates heard Rev Ministerion urge deliberate growth and self directed thinking. He told students to shift from parental and teacher guidance to learning and giving with faith based on experience. Other pastors contributed prayers hymns scripture and offertory.
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Elyria High School
St. Pauls Evangelical Church
Pirot Congregational Church
Trion
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
G. A. Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
E. J. Bond
M. E
C. F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
H.A. Sayles
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Elyria Ministerial Association
Eric D. Chapman
Toledo Plane Crash Claims Young Pilot in Local Field
A monocoupe plane piloted by 26 year old Harry S. Byrdsley crashed near Toledo as he attempted to land, killing Byrdsley and seriously injuring 22 year old Stella Hatfield of Marcellus Kentucky. Byrdsley died hours after at Monroe, Michigan hospital.
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Toledo
Here
Harry S. Byrdsley
Monroe
Mieh
Stella Hatfield
Marcellus
Byrdsley
Miss Hatfield
Toledo Beach
Gladys Byrdsley
Kentucky
Ridge Tool Company Plant Adds New Brick Addition
Construction is under way on an addition to Ridge Tool Co. on Center Ridge Road that will more than double floor space and capacity. The project adds new offices and expands the plant’s exterior appearance, with brick and tile construction and concrete floors, fully adjoining the original building.
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Ridge Tool Co
Center Ridge Road
Legion Members To Hear Jay Weller Lecture
American Legion Post 12 members will learn proper eating tools using lantern slides by Jay Weller. A. T. Sibley announced the talk at tomorrow's Legion Home meeting and Weller will also show Elyria character slides. Sibley added the Early Bird Party for 1984 paid-up members will be at The Hedges in LaPorte on Feb. 1 with a varied entertainment program.
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American Legion Post
Jay Weller
A. T. Sibley
Legion
Weller
Elyria
Sibley
LaPorte
Constitutionality of Liquor Law Challenged in Ohio
Habeas corpus for John Lubinecki of Sheffield Village questions the constitutionality of the new Ohio Liquor law. The case argues the law was enacted as an emergency measure and that Justice Clyde McAllister lacks jurisdiction, with jurisdiction in doubt between Sheffield Village and Lorain Municipal Court. Judge A R Webber will hear the case but defers ruling on the law’s constitutionality to a higher court.
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John Lubinecki
Sheffield Village
Ohio
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Clyde McAllister
Lubinecki
Justice McAllister
Lorain
Backlog Brightens Steel Trade Outlook
Cleveland January 20. A large automobile backlog lifts immediate steel demand as Steel magazine reports last week production at 35 percent of capacity, motor output lag slows early 1934, railroad delays persist due to pending Federal loans.
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Cleveland
Steel
Elyria High to host Mid Year Graduation Speaker
Frank Slutz of Dayton nationally known educator will be the commencement speaker for Elyria High School mid year graduation exercises. The event will be Thursday night in the high school auditorium for a class of 141 students, the second largest mid year class in the school's history. Slutz has held multiple principal and superintendent roles and has spoken at state teachers meetings and national associations. His talk is titled Making Good With Others.
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Frank Id). Slutz
Dayton
Elyria High School
C. P. Shively
Franklin
Alliance
Ohio
Irving
Pueblo
Colorado
Canyon City
Moraine Park School
Chicago Teachers’ College
University of Colorado
Mt. Union College
Harvard
Denver University
Indiana
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
National Convention of
Foremen’s Clubs
The
Parent-Teacher Association
Ohio and
West Virginia Library Associations
DePauw University
Miami University
Luge Live by Accident Claims Ohio Weekend Victims
Traffic crashes across Ohio over the weekend killed at least 13 people. Names listed include Charlotte Schnanffer 58 in Cleveland Marie Endsley 32 George Metz 5 Walter O Knight 55 Dayton resident Edward Walker 62 near West Elkton and others in Gallia, Barbertown, Berrysville, Piketon and Warren with gas and exposure fatalities.
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Ohio
United Press
Cleveland
Charlotte Schnanffer
Marie Endsley
George Metz
Walter O. Knight
George Stevenson
Dayton
Edward Walker
West Elkton
West Carrollton
Gallipolls
Emmatt Ward
Gallia County
Charles Winston
Lakemn. W. Va
Lloyd Kline
Kent
Erie
Barberton
D Bernard Weideman
Walter Thompson
Berrysville
Highland County
Houston Fox
Piketon
Ivan Povan
Mahoning River
Warren
eMrs
Clara Balkan
Toledo
Middle Ave Job To Be Let On Feb 9
Dispatches from Columbus report the contract for improving Middle avenue from Third Street to 17th Street will likely be let February 9. It is one of eight Ohio projects approved by the federal government and set for immediate advertisement. The plan calls for a new 66 foot pavement at an estimated cost of $176,000.
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Dispatches
Columbus
Middle Avenue
Third Street
17Th Street
Ohio
Dispatch
Fall From Piano Stool Fatal To Girl
Five year old Marjorie Ann Seikel died at her Dover home after a fall from a piano stool over a month earlier. She had been recovering from a head injury when she suddenly died yesterday, the result of the earlier accident.
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Dover
Marjorie Ann Seikel
Marjore Ann
Raymond Seikel
Miurjorie
Elyria High seniors honored at chapel program
Elyria High School awarded seniors during the final chapel program as 9 1st-year awards and athletic letters were presented. Lloyd Christie led the class gift of 25 dollars for the yearbook fund and clocks, accepted by principal C. P. Shively, with Alfred Stoll directing.
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Elyria High School
Electric Clock
Lloyd Christie
C. P. Shively
Alfred Stoll
Roy Clymer
Marian Kemble
Maxine Bannon
Muriel Lewis
Betty Bridgeland
Government orders cuts at CWA payroll in Lorain county
The federal move to drop 200 CWA workers today begins a rolling reduction through February and March with potential CWA termination by May. M A Houghton urges townships to replace with local relief projects while continuing programs for women with families funded by county relief bonds.
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CWA
Lorain County
M. A. Houghton
Houghton
Fay Webb Vallee Withdraws Suit in New York
In a surprise move in supreme court, attorneys for Fay Webb Vallee obtained an order allowing the crooner's wife to withdraw her separation agreement suit in New York state.
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New York
Fay Webb Vallee
Supreme Court
New York State
Governor Sees Congress Replenish CWA Funds
Governor White said Congress will replenish Civil Works Administration funds to sustain Ohio projects until April or May. General Henderson warned of a 25 percent payroll cut starting Feb 15 if new appropriations fail to arrive, with 46,000 Ohio workers at risk and active projects to be completed before new ones start. Officials urged stricter relief list scrutiny and elimination of nonessential CWA projects to curb costs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Civil Works Administration
Congress
White
Frank D. Henderson
CWA
Public Works Administration
Henderson
Cwaa
Kidnaped banker Bremer spurs federal raid in St Paul
Federal agents massed in St Paul in a nationwide push against a kidnap gang that seized Edward G. Bremer, 26, demanding 200000. Blood stains marked the car, and authorities feared a death similar to Lindbergh child case. The note and map prompted a 24 hour search as Adolph Bremer and family waited.
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ST Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Bremer
Adolph Bremer
Roosevelt
W C. Robertson
Minneapolis
Edwards
Walter Magee
Magee
Federal Reserve Bank
American National Bank
Otto Bremer
White Declares Candidacy for U S Senate in Ohio
Governor White announced at the Federated Democratic Women’s clubs in Lima that he seeks the Democratic nomination for United States senator in the August primary. He will face Republican incumbent Simeon D. Fess if nominated, with A. V. Donahey and Charles V. Truax discussed as potential rivals though Donahey declined to comment and Truax reportedly may not run.
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Lima
White
Ohio
United States
Democratic Women's Clubs
Simeon D. Fess
A. V. Donahey
Charles V. Truax
Donahey
Truax
Harve
Senate Debates St Lawrence Treaty. Farm Bond Bill Possible
United Press reports Congress continues debate on the St Lawrence Treaty with potential action on a Farm Bond Guarantee Bill. Banking and Currency committee finishes hearings on the Gold Bond matter.
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United Press
Senate
St. Lawrence
Banking and Currency
Navy budget debates heat up in house and committees meet
The House opens debate on the Navy Appropriation Bill while the Ways and Means Committee reviews the Tax Revision Bill. The Naval Affairs Committee then considers the Vinson Navy Construction Bill.
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Navy
Ways and Means
Naval Affairs Committee
Vinson Navy
Bitter debate forecast on gold bill in Senate
Roosevelt proposed money bill faces a Senate maelstrom as hearings continue with Owen D Young and Professor George Warren. Warren, a noted Roosevelt aide, draws attention for his behind the scenes role. House passage sparked rapid Democratic unity while Republicans mounted procedural resistance. A filibuster seemed unlikely, with Glass and Wheeler weighing proposals on silver and currency policy. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Owen PD. Young
George Warren
Warren
Congress
House
Glass
Dem
Wheeler Dem
Mont
Court moves to bedside for Wynekoop murder trial decision
Judge Joseph B. David ordered the criminal court moved to Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop's bedside in Chicago to hear her wish on whether the trial for the murder of Rheta, her daughter in law, shall be continued.
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Criminal Court Building
Chicago
Joseph B. David
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta
Funds for 142 new planes in Navy appropriation bill
Washington reports funds to begin four new cruisers and 142 aircraft for next fiscal year. The bill totals 293 million with reductions under estimates, expands Navy and Marine manpower, outlines Recovery Act allocations for ship construction, and reallocates Great Lakes Training Station funding.
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Washinton
Navy Department
House
Appropriations
Navy
Marine Corps
Great Lakes
Huge merger forecast for major telegraph firms
A proposed American owned government supervised monopoly would unite Western Union RCA and ITT and subsidiaries. Success depends on government stance and potential Sherman act waiver. Merger talks have faced company and government obstacles but rising telecommunication costs and wireless competition push toward consolidation.
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United Press
New York
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Radio Corporation of America
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States
Congress
Senator Herner's Trial Begins
Six prospective jurors were seated tentatively in the trial of State Senator William H. Herner of Norwalk on charges of soliciting a 1500 dollar bribe. The panel likely to be mostly women, with Herner arriving early and flanked by four attorneys as his wife and three daughters watched.
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Columbus, O
William H. Herner
Norwalk
Herner
Russell Knepper
Forerest Smith
Peter E. Dempsey
Columbus
Don Young
Senator Herner
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William H. Biester, Jr
Philadelphia
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U.S. Senate
Congress Today
Treasury
Marriner S Eccles
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