Lorain man reinstated amid Ohio graft inquiry
In Columbus Ohio on January 2010 the Senate Graft Committee linked John F Nolan of Steubenville to Shaw Transport Co stock as a contract holder for liquor hauling. The panel cited an examiner report showing prior contract cancellations and subletting arrangements with U S Truck Lines. Joseph Maiden of Lorain and Canton district supervisor Marden faced suspension after alleged expense falsifications. Witnesses described inflated flour and coal purchases by state agencies and contractors, with officials denying bid opportunities and criticising price terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dan
John F. Nolan
Steubenville
Ohio
Senate
Shaw Transport Co
Ute Liquor Department
Robert Shaw
Shaw Company
U.S. Truck Lines, Inc
U.S
Shaw Conversa
Shaw
U. S
James Miller
Joseph Marden
Lorain
Tager
Canton-Ahron
Lo Weeks
Marden Nad Deen
Maiden
Otter
Harry F. Waener
Cinein- Hall
Barker
G. Sheffler Ellis
Thoakyton Milling Co
Wagner
Cincinnati
Cincinati
Whatesales
Ellis
Wilcox
Ohio Sutte Millers’Associa
Elyria Board of Health Chooses Perry as President Pro Tem
Dr. M. EB. Perry, former Lorain County coroner, elected president pro tem of the Elyria Board of Health as it organized for 1938. Mayor Joseph Q. Petry serves ex officio as president. C. M. Lee’s term ends January 1 but remains until a mayoral appointment fills the vacancy. Other members: William F. Gollmar, Dr. C. J. Miller, and R. L. Stearns.
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M. EB. Perry
Lorain County
Elyria Board of Wealth
Joseph Q. Petry
Dr. Perry
C. M. Lee
Lee
William F. Gollmar
C. J. Miller
R. L. Stearns
Weather outlook for Ohio and surrounding regions
Cloudy and warmer tonight then rain in the south and central regions with rain or snow in the extreme north starting late tonight or Sunday. Colder Sunday night and likely in northwest areas Sunday afternoon, turning much colder Monday. Light to moderate snowfall reported from the lake region and St. Lawrence Valley, also in northern plains and northern Rocky Mountain states.
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Ohio
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Canada
Plains States
Lake Region
St. Lawrence Valley
Rocky Mountain States
Mississippi Valleys
Northern Plains
Canadian Prairie Provinces
New Deal Leaders Clash Over Industrial Planning
Washington reports show Roosevelt advisers Jackson and Hichberg at odds over government involvement in industrial planning. Jackson warns against government observers and immunity from anti trust laws, arguing industry must serve consumers. The debate signals a broad policy split shaping Congress handling.
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Washington
IULA
New Deal
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Robert H. Jackson
NEA
Donald H. Hichberg
Jackson
Syracuse
Blunt Bruch
Car Slid Off Road In Amherst Injuring Two Men
Two Amherst men Mahony select 28 and Frank Inerker were injured when their car slid left the road and plunged into a creek one mile south of Wellington around noon today. They were assisted by Mr and Mrs Z W Jordan who brought them to Falls Clinic for treatment. Mahony suffered arm lacerations and jaw bruises, Frank chest bruises and other minor injuries.
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Mahony Select
Frank
Amberst
Inn
Wellington
Mian
Florida
Z. W. Jordan
Thei
Falls Cline
Malcolm
Amherst
Shorter Work-Week For U. S. Steel Office Employees
In Pittsburgh a 41 1 2 percent wage cut and a five day work week will apply to about 23 000 white collar employees of United States Steel and subsidiaries starting February. The plan aims to prevent layoffs by sharing the work and was designed to curb revenue losses from weak steel demand. The cut affects all ranks from executives to clerks and will continue until conditions improve.
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Pittsburgh
Iunind States Steel Corporation
J. §. Steel Today
Naw
Stevick to Address Archaeology at Elyria Y M C A
Harlie G. Stevick Elyria Y M C A secretary will describe the value of archaeology with historical and Biblical proofs to the Young Men’s Club. The February 7 meeting features a tour of the Ohio Public Service Company Lorain power plant and a dinner in the electric kitchen. Mrs Luin M Walter, 67, suffered burns after her dress caught fire from a gas stove, Jan 29.
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Harlie G. Stevick
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Young Men's Club
Stevick
Ohio Public Service Company
Lorain
Columbus, CO
Luin M. Walter
Anna Powell
110 More Relief Clients To Get WPA Jobs
WPA head quarters in Lorain reports 110 more relief clients assigned to WPA projects in the county Tuesday. Lorain County becomes first in Ohio to see a quota increase after a request by Rep. William F. Ashbell. Total WPA workers rise to 650 with 150 women. Relief Director Ernest Wolmes says many more are now eligible and the relief situation easing.
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WPA
Lorain
WEA
Carl Watson
Ohio
Lorain County
William F. Ashbell
Fort
Loyalist Forces Launch Split Offensive Near Teruel
Loyalist troops began an offensive to trap about 40,000 Nationalist troops at Teruel. Two Loyalist columns, one moving west and the other northeast, attacked the Teruel Zaragoza road and targeted supply lines near Singra, north of Teruel. Observers say the eastward column may encircle Nationalist positions while the westward force moves to connect with it.
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Barcelona
Teruel
Teruel-Zarangoza
Sheriff Calls for Higher Meal Rate for Prisoners
Sheriff William F. Grall argues 17 cents a meal is too low. He cites Medina, Ashland, Erie and Huron counties paying 21 to 25 cents plus matron costs. He asks commissioners to raise to 21 cents plus a matron allowance, noting neighboring counties with larger jail staffs. The commission's decision on Monday will address the issue.
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William F. Grall
Medina
Ashland
Erie County
Huron County
Government weighs arms plan amid foreign policy questions
News from Washington reports House leaders backing Roosevelt's largest peacetime defense program while Republicans and some Democrats seek a detailed foreign policy explanation. Senator King proposes a new disarmament conference, but most lawmakers favor the president's safety-focused defense needs and caution on broader commitments.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Congr
America
William H. King
Utah
R. Mich
Maury Maverick
Tex
Vanderbers
Yangtse
Hawaii
Oly Oi
State Department
Cordell Sull
Truck Driver Killed in Marietta Collision
An accident in Marietta claimed the life of John McKnight, a 49 year old daily truck driver, when his vehicle collided with an automobile. Injuries to Udan, 24, were not fatal. The crash occurred yesterday and the investigation continues to determine causes and fault.
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Marietta
Udan
John McKnight
U S Gunboat Luzon Struck By Anti Aircraft Fire
A Japanese raid on Hankow hit the U S gunboat Luzon and its barge with small calibre iron shells. A radioman was slightly wounded and one Chinese killed. several others wounded. The Luzon, American Marine sources say, was not damaged. Chinese and Japanese reports differ on central Hankow bombing decisions and the fate of local anti air gun positions. Ambassador Johnson said embassy staff are in Hankow.
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Shanghai
United States
Luzon
Hankow
United Press Bureau
Hanknow
Nelson T. Johnson
Tankow
Yen Chien-Hing
Two Members Of Dance Orchestra Killed At Crossing
Two members of a dance orchestra, Russell Helfrich aged 38 and Pe F. Pepin aged 26, died when their car stalled on a crossing after a night rehearsal in LAST LIVERPOOL. Harold Jentquent, the orchestra manager, pushed the car to start the motor, but it stalled on the tracks as a Pennsylvania train struck it. Helfrich was survived by two children. both men were married.
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Liverpool
Russell Helfrich
Pe F. Pepin
Pan
Bureaml
Harold Jentquent
Uelfrich
Fearful blast at Italian munitions plant kills and hurts many
Segni Italy January 29 three explosions rocked a Segni powder factory, with early tallies of around twenty dead and about 350 wounded. Mussolini and King Emmanuel visited, ambulances ferried the injured, townsfolk evacuated as authorities halted access.
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Bulletin Segni
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Segni
Segni Stato
Elyria Seeks Licenses for Food Handlers by March 1
The Elyria Board of Health requires food handlers to hold licenses starting March 1. Most workers already licensed. hundreds more must undergo medical exams, including physicals and chest X-rays when tuberculosis is suspected. A 25 cent license fee applies, with exams by reputable local physicians and laboratory tests as needed.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Healt
Jor. G. E. Fienweh
Department of Health
Health Department
Frinch
Wasserman
Employee On Farm Wins Fight To Remain Here
John B. Tucker, 50, an employe on the George Hahn farm in Russia township, won a habeas corpus case to avoid sending him back to Anderson South Carolina. Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley released Tucker after a hearing attended by Tucker his wife and Sheriff Marett. Tucker claimed he had lived in the area since 1906 and had returned to help his father who once worked the land. He said he stayed in the north after his father died and only recently settled with the landowner in Cull.
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John B. Tucker
George Hahn
Russia Township
Anderson
South Carolina
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Tucker
W. O., Marett
D. C
U S Ambassador Protests Japan Over Nanking Slap Incident
United States Ambassador to Tokyo Joseph C. Grew filed formal representations with Japan’s foreign office after a Japanese guard slapped John M. Alison of the U S Embassy in Nanking. The Japanese cabinet plans a conference with Imperial Headquarters to discuss foreign interests and a possible China war scenario.
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Tokyo
Cis
Joseph
Grew
United Stars
Foreign Office
Nanking
Seuery
John M. Alison
United State
Taft
United States
Grey
Washington
Imperial Headquarters
Supreme War Body
China
Cina
Six Seek Minkler’s Job as Dog Warden in Lorain County
Lorain County officials report six written applications for the dog warden post, joining Dog Warden Lee Winkler’s bid for reappointment. Minkler, a Republican, was hired for one month at year start after a two to one vote amid complaints. The one month term ends Monday, with decision to renew or replace by the board pending. Applicants include Frank Turman Sumner W Day Edward J Sherman Alfred J Biltz Carl J Tomanek Frank J Judge.
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Lorain County
Lee Winkler
Minkler
John 3. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Minkter
Frank Turman
Sumner W. Day
Edward J. Sherman
Lorain
Alfred J. Biltz
Carl J. Tomanek
Avon Lake
Frank J. Judge
Brownhelm
City Chemist Curtiss Chosen for Pneumococcus Typing Course
Elyria City Chemist G. S. Curtiss was selected as part of a small Ohio group to attend a pneumococcus typing course in Cincinnati the week of February 7. The program, the fourth of its kind, aims to help public health workers identify pneumonia types to guide treatment. Instruction will be led by Dr. J Ruegsegger at Cincinnati General Hospital, with Dr. Walter H. Hartung noting the course’s purpose.
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S. G. Curtiss
Elyria City
Ohio
Cincinnati
G. &. French
Elyria
Walter H. Hartung
J. ¥. Ruegsegger
Cincinnati General Hospital
More Severe Cold Wave Predicted By Weather Bureau
United Press reports a new cold wave expected to be more severe than recent ones, with heavy snow in the Central Great Plains and Great Lakes regions and temperatures near zero on the East Coast. Rescue ships relay word of a freighter breaking up off Nicaragua as colder weather grips much of the southern states and traffic delays mount in Michigan, Illinois, and Wisconsin.
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United Press
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
U.S
J. R. Lloyd
Central States
Central Great Plains
Great Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
Alleghanies
New York
New England
Seaboard
Miami
Fla
Veragua
Newsome
Nicaragua
West Virginia
Canada
Rockies
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Greenville
Me. O
Devils Lake
N. BD
Chicago
Yuma
Ariz
Brownsville
Tex
Moorhead
Increased Operations Planned at Lorain Tube Plant Next Week
National Tube Company plant at Lorain will raise output next week versus this week with two new pipe mills and one more skelp mill added to the schedule. Four days of operation for Shelp Mills No 1 and 2 and Butt Mill No 2 begin Tuesday. five days for Lapp Mills No 2 and 5 and Seamless Mills No 1 and 4 begin Monday. Seamless Mill No 2 will run two and a half days starting Tuesday. The plan remains tentative and may change with orders.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Mmore
Bessemer Consorter
Shelp Mills
Butt Mill
Property Offered For Taxes Has No Bidders
The first three parcels of property offered for sale in the county's tax foreclosure drive drew no bids. Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams reported no takers for parcels in Lorain with minimums of 191.29, 61.49, and 415.04. The parcels will be forfeited to the state and then sold by the county auditor to recover taxes and costs.
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Claude Adams
Lorain
Elizabeth Laskay
36Th and
Pearl Avenue
William Baker
Dallas Avenue
New York Avenue
Sam Kosanovitch
Howard R. Butler
Adams
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Joseph Maiden of
Elyria Board of Health
Justice Department Antitrust Division
U. S. Steel Office
Patally
Lindy
Don Roy
Ogden
Acme
Elena
Japan
Curtiss
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