Lorain County Farm Bureau Adopts Credit Aid Plan
Murray D. Lincoln addressed the Lorain County Farm Bureau meeting at the First M. E. church urging better credit machinery for farmers. He highlighted cooperative buying farm management projects and improved markets, noting Ohio tax laws will save farmers about 14 million dollars annually, with 5.7 million on personal property and 8 million on real estate.
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Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Lorain
Lincoln
Tay Mone
Ohio
Large gas well added to Columbia Township fields
Ohio Fuel Gas Company completed a major gas well on the A. D. Crocker farm in Columbia Township with a daily output between four and five million cubic feet. This is the third well on the Crocker property, which adjoins the Harvey Klooz farm where two other wells are producing.
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Columbia Township
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
A. D. Crocker
Crocker
Harvey Klooz
Plans for tax study by Lorain County Taxpayers Association
A committee formed to draft plans for the study of taxation and public finance reported its work last night. The group will present suggestions at the association’s meeting next Tuesday at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce offices. Members include Henry Ingersoll Sr Elyria chairman Charles Nord Oberlin Virgil Rowley Lorain Chamber Otis McKee Oberlin Business Men W G Caskey Lorain County Farm Bureau, and Earl D Bacon Elyria Chamber secretary.
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Lorain County Taxpayers’ Association
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Henry Ingersoll, Sr
Elyria
Charles Nord
Oberlin
Virgil Rowley
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Otis McKee
Ohio Weather Shifts to Snow Flurries Tonight
Rain will turn to snow flurries this evening as a cold spell moves in from the east. Sunday is expected to be generally fair and colder, with the cold air affecting eastern and central portions more sharply.
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Ohio
France reports German reparations shortfall in red zone
Paris reports Premier Laval announces after compiling war damage credits and debts that Germany still owes 2,859,080,000 dollars to cover the full actual cost of repairs in the ten red zone departments.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Germany
France
Wabash R R Receivers Seek $18.5 Million CF Loan
Federal Judge Charles S. Davis granted receivers for the Wabash Railroad permission to apply to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a loan of 18 500 000 dollars.
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ST. Louis
Charles S. Davis
Wabash Railroad
Federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Dawes Threatened by Kidnappers Reported
A report said kidnappers threatened to seize Charles G. Dawes former ambassador to the Court of St James and head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The alert was relayed to Senator Roscoe Patterson and Representative Mo.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Court of St. James
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roscoe Patterson
Federal Land Bank Bill Signed by Hoover
President Hoover signed the Federal Land Bank Bill authorizing a $125,000,000 increase in capitalization of Farm Loan Banks nationwide. The action expands government backed lending capacity for farm credit.
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Land Bank
Indiana Lowlands Flooded as Rivers Rise
Flooding began in the Wabash and White River valleys around Indianapolis after two days of heavy rain. Officials feared a repeat of the 1930s flood caused by ice jams as water levels continued to rise.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wabash
White River
Reception at Elyria Eagles Club draws 1200 crowd
More than twelve hundred people attended the Past Presidents reception of Elyria Aerie No. 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles last evening. The event featured the American Legion Drum and Eagle corps, remarks by Mayor W H Van Oster, talks on friendship and the history of the Elyria Aerie, and certificates presented to past presidents by Grand worthy vice president Henry J Berrodin.
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Eagles Club
Elyria Aerie No. 431
Order of Eagles
American Legion Drum and Eagle Corps
Ohio Street
Don W. Myers
W. H. van Oster
A. C. Schilleman
Howard R. Butler
Elyria Aerie
James A. Hewitt
Elyria
Henry J. Berrodin
Grand Aerie
Trial in Pittsburgh Mayor Case Overseen by Philadelphia Judge
Mayor Charles H. Kline of Pittsburgh faces trial after indictment on 48 counts of malfeasance in office tied to city food purchasing contracts. Judge Thomas Finletter of Philadelphia will preside.
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Thomas Finletter
Philadelphia
Charles H. Kline
Pittsburgh
Kline
Liquor Fine for William Smith After Basement Discovery
William Smith of 412 15th street was fined 100 and costs on charges of possessing liquor. Police found four gallons of liquor in the basement of his home yesterday afternoon. He was arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster and is held in jail pending payment of the fine and costs.
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William Smith
15Th Street
W. H. van Oster
Smith
Local Debaters Lose First Contest
Elyria High School opened its 1932 debating season with a loss to Bay Village at Bay Village. Tonight at 8 p m Elyria meets Oberlin High at home as part of the Ohio State High School Debating League.
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Elyria High School
Bay Village
Oberlin High School
Oberlin
Elyria
Catherine McKee
Katherine Pfaff
Jay Howenstine
Elvira
Robert Denman
Robert McWilliams
Russell Fox
Mildred Pallas
Alice Stofer
North Ridge Road Improve Project Underway
County road forces began upgrading the dangerous stretch of North Ridge road between Amherst and Brownhelm using stone strippings from nearby quarries. County Surveyor C T Biggs reported the section has seen several serious accidents.
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North Ridge Road
Amherst
Brownhelm
C. T. Biggs
Y. M. C. A. Directors Set Monday Meeting Pace
The Y M C A board will meet at the association building at 6 30 p m Monday to hear activity reports and discuss business. The first part occurs during the Young Men's club dinner, after which directors will adjourn to a separate session.
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Association
Young Men’s Club
Elyria Township seeks village status to curb city influence
About 100 Elyria Township residents met at Murray Ridge school to demand more local control, proposing a village corporation to divorce from Elyria city. Critics warned of financial losses since the township relies on city portions for nine tenths of its general fund.
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Elyria City
Elyria Township
Murray Ridge
Otto Mischka
Chambers
H. F. Chambers
Ford Road
Mischka
Gulf Road School
Youth Taken For Ride By Girls Is Near Death
Jack Carter a 19 year old ride victim who said he was shot by two girls fights for life in Decatur Alabama. He rallied after doctors had predicted death and again refused to name his assailants or explain the story told after being found in a coma near a roadhouse.
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Lloyd Zeigler
Mansfield
Lima
Zeigler
Decatur
Ala
Jack Carter
Carter
Courthouse Rede Do to Provide Jobs in Kenton
Hardin county commissioners announced a redecorating project for the Kenton courthouse to create two months of work for 20 men. The effort, costing 3500 dollars, is funded through the Kenton relief committee and slated to begin Monday.
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Kenton
Hardin County
Kenton Relief Committee
Lorain Police Nab Six Chicago Gunmen In Hotel Raid
Lorain Ohio police arrested six Chicago gunmen in a downtown hotel raid before robbing the American Shipbuilding Company payroll and the Hart Jewelry Store. Detectives posing as bell boys trapped the gang, seizing several guns. Authorities planned to strike the Ohio Public Service Company safe tonight. Joseph B. Conley, shipyard superintendent, also mayor of Lorain.
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Lorain
American Shipbuilding Company
Hart Jewelry Company
Ohio Public Service Company
Chicago
Bell
Theodore Walker
William A. Murphy
Bertillon
George Knapp
John Meister
Britt Buda
Joseph B. Conley
Abducted Man Plea From Denver Kidnapping Case
Denver Jan 23 Hope for Benjamin P. Bower's safety revived as his wife announced a letter from him. The note pleads for $50,000, says he is alive and unharmed, warns kidnappers are desperate and will kill him, and directs his wife to drive toward Golden to meet them.
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Denver
Cole
Benjamin P. Bower
Baking Company
Willard to Press Help as Rail Labor Talks Conclude
In Chicago on January 23 a major rail labor conference neared its end with leaders of 1.9 million union workers and 21 union chairmen hearing a plea from Damel Willard, head of a nine-member rail executive committee. They anticipate a final deal favoring a 10 percent wage cut in exchange for job-stability assurances amid the 29 billion dollar industry’s crisis.
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Chicago
Damel Willard
Denzak pleads not guilty to first degree murder
Michael Benzak, 39, held in county jail since November 19, pleaded not guilty in common pleas court before Judge A. R. Webber. He remains convalescing from a self-inflicted gunshot wound with a bullet lodged in his head. He is charged with shooting his sweetheart Alice Dernier Wedic on Durkee Road in Eaton township. trial date was not set.
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Michael Benzak
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas
Benzak
Alice Dernier Wedic
Durkee Road
Eaton Township
Reconstruction Finance Corp Dawes to Lead
Charles G. Dawes and Eugene Meyer meet in secret at the treasury as crowds gather for jobs with the new 2 billion dollar Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Dawes will wield vast power, directing policy while board members shift to support his methods and preparations for next week’s operations.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Eugene Meyer
New Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury Building
Meyer
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
America
Dawes
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Garner
House
Robinson
Senate
Hoover
Corporations
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Finance Corporation Board
Treasury
Mellon
Bestor
Nec
Bank Bandits Rob Bowersville Bank in Broad Daylight
Two masked men robbed the Bowersville Bank and wounded cashier H C Fisher in the leg. Assistant cashier John G Hite fled to call police as the bandits loaded cash and silver and fled in a coupe toward Jamestown.
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Xenia
Bowersville
Stan Bowersville
H. C. Fisher
Fisher
John G. Hite
Hite
Jamestown
Council To Name Successor To Wainwright
The council met as a committee to consider selecting a successor to Paul Wainwright Republican who resigned as Sixth Ward councilman at the last meeting. The successor will be named and voted on at the near regular council meeting February 1.
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Paul Wainwright
Sixth Ward
Suit Filed for $20,000 Damages in Karnick Death
Anna Karnick administratrix of Vincent Karnick estate sues H. A. Sifling Lorain for $20,000 damages from an automobile crash in Lorain on October 12 1931 that caused Karnick's death.
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Anna Karnick
Vincent Karnick
H. A. Sifling
Lorain
Karnick
Yale Senior to Represent U S Students at Geneva Peace Conference
James Frederick Green of Kansas City a Yale senior sails for a five weeks trip to Europe to present student desire for world peace at the Geneva world disarmament conference. He speaks for the Intercollegiate Disarmament Council and the American Christian Student movement.
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James Frederick Green
Kansas City
Yale
United States
Europe
Green
Intercollegiate
Japan strengthens naval force off Shanghai amid boycott protest
Japanese warships and a cruiser plus four destroyers arrive with 500 Marines to reinforce Shanghai. The move follows anti-Japanese boycotts and a warning of drastic naval action. Trenches and sandbag barriers appear along the riverfront as civilians flee.
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Shanghai
Japan
China
Custody Of Baby Will Remain With Mother
The 17 month old Alfred Bowser Jr. stays with mother Mrs. Cath erine Bowser for at least two years. Frank Wilford attorney for Mrs. J. C. Robbins had custody for nine months and sought to keep the child. A habeas corpus hearing last Saturday granted custody to the mother with possible final hearing today.
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Alfred Bowser, Jr
Catherine Bowser
Frank Wilford
J. C. Robbins
East Avenue
Wilford
Elyria Real Estate Board to Meet Monday Evening
The Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board announces its regular monthly meeting for 7 20 p m Monday in room 415 at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building. Secretary R E Griswold reported the details.
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Real Estate Board
Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
R. E. Griswold
Elsha Used Car January Clearance Sale Ends Today
Today and tomorrow Elsha Used Car dealers offer savings on a wide selection of used cars. Readers are directed to the Want Ad Page for details and real prices. The front page slice notes unusual selections and emphasizes dependable Want Ads for savings.
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Elsha
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Willard
Denzak
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Wanchester
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OTBI
Geneva
H. R. Ekins
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