Will Present Mort Plan Of School Finance In Elyria
Four public meetings are scheduled for Elyria citizens under the Elyria Council of Parent Teacher Associations. Officials plan to explain the Mort plan for Ohio public schools and its anticipated legislative introduction. Speakers include C Maston and J F Brown with local club cooperation.
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Maston
Brown
Elyria
Ohio
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Elyria Woman's Club
C. Maston
J. F. Brown
Everpr
CL Maston
Mccimles School
Garford
Wes
Storm Moves Along Mong Coast Whit New York Storm Text
Storms lashed New Jersey and Long Island coastlines for the third straight day as seas ran high and unprecedented tides roiled New England. Coastal warnings extended from Atlantic City to Savannah while Boston maroonings and ship delays were reported. Coast guard found two barges of three under tow by the tug Ambony still missing with crews of three aboard each craft.
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New Yosk
Pinia Canes
New Jersey
Long Island
New England
Atlantic City
Savannah
Boston
Coast Guard
Hampton Roads
County Will Not Play Role Of Santa
County Commissioner Harry L. Shaw indicated Loren county would not act as Santa Claus for real estate development projects. He noted the county would focus on maintaining existing roads and not construct new ones at this time. He offered developers permission to build the road themselves.
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Shaw
Harry L. Shaw
Loren County
Santa Claus
Especia
Twoven
Eaton Township
Grafton
Durdee Road
The Weather Forecast OH10 Fair and Cloudy Weekend
Fair and slightly colder in east and south tonight. Sunday brings increasing clouds and rising temperatures. Rain expected in the south and rain or snow in the north Sunday night.
Grange Officers Set Meeting in Lorain County
About 75 Grange officers from Lorain County will attend the first officers meeting at Penfield Grange Hall Monday night. County deputy Frank Mason called the gathering for masters secretaries and lecturers across the Grange organizations.
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Lorain County
Penfield
Frank Mason
Hitler May Be Appointed Chancellor in Germany
Berlin January 28. General Von Schleicher resigns with his cabinet after failed bid for dictatorship. Adolf Hitler expected to succeed as chancellor as President Hindenburg withholds power to dissolve the Reichstag and may appoint Franz Von Papen to form a new government.
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Berlin
Kurt von Schleicher
Adolf Hitler
von Hindenburg
Schleicher
Reichstag
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Hindenburg
Hitler
United Press
Lorain County Real Estate Tax Deadline Extended to Feb 20
Lorain County taxpayers receive extension to February 20 for first half 1932 real estate tax payment. The extension comes at the request of the Ohio Tax Commission and is granted by Treasurer N. D. Backus. No further extension beyond February 20.
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Lorain County
N. D. Backus
Tax Commission of Ohio
Backus
Og Moor Boy in Badly Hurt in Bus Stop Incident
Melvin Smith six, son of Frank Smith of Butternut Ridge road, suffered fractures to both bones of his lower right leg and minor head injuries after running from behind a school bus into the rear wheel of a truck near his home. Driver Ray Schurdell of Cleveland said he did not see the boy. Melvin was taken to Elyria Clinic. Deputy Sheriff Samuel Provenza filed the accident report.
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Melvin Smith
Frank £. Smith
R. DB
Butternut Ridge Road
Ray Schurdell
Cleveland
Steel Mills Boost Output Near Youngstown
Carnegie Steel operations in Youngstown district will run at 24 percent of capacity next week, up 10 percent from the current rate. Two blast furnaces will be melting for Carnegie, with higher ingot output anticipated.
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Youngstown
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie
Elyria Township Voters Debate Separation Plan
About 100 voters at Lake Avenue School weighed rural secession from the city went on record favoring a legislative bill to allow future geographic separation. They balked at current tax and voting disparities, noting rural needs and potential costs in township services. A follow up meeting is planned with talks by Jane Bradshaw and former Lorain mayor William Grant.
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Elyria Township
Lake Avenue
J H. Hogan
Elyria
Hogan
Otto Mischka
Mischka
E. C. Cotton
Walter Carlin
G. W Cotton
Robert Shryock
Murray Ridge
Jane Bradshaw
William Grant
Lorain
British Ambassador Heads to Georgia for Debt Talks
Sir Ronald Lindsay the British ambassador departed Washington by plane for Warm Springs Georgia to discuss the war debt situation with President elect Roosevelt before sailing for London next Tuesday. He left at 11 21 AM expected to reach Atlanta about 6 PM then continue to Warm Springs.
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Ronald Lindsay
Roosevelt
Washington
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Warm Springs
London
Atlanta
Plot to Kill Several Men Tied to Insurance Money
Cleveland police investigate an alleged plot to murder several men for life insurance. A funeral at Calvary cemetery interrupted as a suspect leader was arrested. autopsy planned on Frank Sadowski. A mourner detained claims beneficiary of 48900 in policies on the dead man.
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Cleveland
Calvary Cemetery
Frank Sadowski
Central
T. A Burke
Jurors Report Not Needed. County Seeks Small Saving
County officials debated trimming jury turnout to save about 54 from funds by canceling 18 jurors for Monday and directing them to report Tuesday. Jurors receive 3 daily regardless of service. Officials noted courts would be busy Monday and the new jurors could not be used until Tuesday.
Democrats Seek Cuts in Treasury Post Office Bill
Washington reports charges of scandal and legalized graft surround the 961 million treasury post office appropriation as Democrats push amendments to trim spending. Senator McKellar proposes 75 million in reductions citing public building cuts and mail contract reforms. Democratic leaders condemn various appropriations as involving graft and scandal.
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Washington
CIP
Treasury-Post Office
Tyddings
McKellar
Dem
Tenn
Treasury- Post Office
United Press
Comptroller-General
Robinson
Irish Republicans poised to win big in Dail election
Dublin dispatch reports victory for Fianna Fail led by Eamon de Valera as early returns show 77 seats possible with 68 for Fianna Fail and 41 for Cumann na nGaedheal. COSGRAVE admits De Valera likely to secure a clear majority and govern Ireland’s path to independence. Labor split raises pressure for a GOP majority.
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Dublin
IUP
Eamon de Valera
William T Cosgrave
de Valera
Great Britain
Fianna Fail
Cumann Na Negaedheal
Cosgrave
Center Party
Tale
Teannee Labor
Labor Party
William Norton
Final Tribute For Elyria Leader A L Garford
Hundreds gather at First Congregational Church for the funeral of Arthur L. Garford a longtime Elyria leader in industry politics and philanthropy. Prominent officials from Cleveland Akron Cincinnati Toledo and Washington attend as a floral tribute fills the church and the casket lays in front of mourners.
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Dr. Auld
A. L. Garford
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Garford
Elyrian
William Muir Auld
Second Street
Court Street
Walter F. Brown
Washington
United States
Homer H. Johnson
Cleveland
Alvany Johnston
William Gates
R. B. Lerseh
J. B. Seward
George Walton
C. EF. Barnhart
E L. Oldag
Paul P. Palmer
C. E. Parker
Fred Bongs
Frank A. Seiberling
Charles W. Seiberling
Akron
Myers ¥. Cooper
Cincinnati
David W. Teachout
David L. Johnson
House Guts Enforcement Funds Amid Prohibition Debate
The House slashed federal enforcement funds to a historic low, voting to allocate 8,440 dollars for the coming fiscal year. The cut trims 1,159,948 dollars from current levels and is 680,000 dollars below the appropriations committee’s recommendation. MPs also banned wire tapping, liquor purchases as evidence, and hiring of informers.
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Washington
House
Prohibition Bureau
House Appropriations Committee
Bright Spots In Business World
New York Central Railroad earned a net operating income of 2 199 497 in December up from 564 065 in 1931. Cord Corporation reported net income of 1 523 503 for the year ended November 30 1932, vs 582 788 prior year. General Motors added 12 642 jobs in December, 26 376 since Sept 1, faster than 1931. Toledo plants boosted payroll by 451 to 16 676, highest since 1930. Steel in Youngstown raised output to about 20 percent of capacity, the best since midsummer.
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New York
New York Central Railroad Co
Chicago—Cord Corporation
Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Toledo
Youngstown
Bomb destroys Mussolini associate’s home in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a large bomb destroyed the home of John Di Silvestro, ally of Italian premier Mussolini. Helen Di Silvestro, his wife, was killed. Four children aged 11 to 19 and a secretary were injured and hospitalized. Di Silvestro was away at the time and helped rescue others on returning.
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Philadelphia
John di Silvestro
Mussolini
Italy
Helen
di Silvestro
Arnold
Anita
Gloria
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Friends
Tube Co Head Narrowly Escapes Bomb Blast
A. W. Smith, general superintendent of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co., and three family members escaped injury when a bomb wrecked the Smith home in Youngstown Ohio. A larger second bomb failed to detonate as police suspected labor radicals. Guards were posted at other company officials homes and searches were conducted.
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Youngstown, O
A. W. Smith
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Smith
North Side
Sheet & Tube
Frank Purnell
W. C. Riley
W. B. Gillies
Youngstown
Findley Heads Elyria Lawyers Club Officers Elected
The Elyria Lawyers Club elected officers for the ensuing year at a noon meeting. President was Guy B. Findley, Vice-President King Fauver, and Sec Treas David Hyman. Trustees elected: Dart Reech and W D Taylor. The group will review state decisions at Saturday meetings.
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Elyria Lawyers Club
Guy B. Findley
King Fauver
Sec.-Treas
David Hyman
Dart Reech
W. D. Taylor
Are You a Trader Swaps Take the Community by Storm
The article notes widespread swapping as a popular local trend fueled by Want Ad Page swaps. It highlights barter as a modern exchange and invites readers to participate, directing them to Page 7 of today's Chrome Chronicle Telegram for details.
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Want
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