World Mourns Passing of Marie Curie in Paris
Paris July 5 world mourns Marie Curie co discoverer of radium one of modern science greatest women She died from lung infection after long overwork her body to be laid beside Pierre Curie in the Pantheon in a ceremony likened to Westminster Abbey burial plans include transfer of both remains to the Pantheon government to subsidize Curie Institute under her direction aiding radium cancer research Her daughters Irene and Eve Curie at bedside and assistants present.
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Marie Curie
Savoy Alps
Pantheon
France
Westminster Abbey
England
Pierre Curie
Curie
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Anne
Mme, Gurie
Saint Cellemar
Mme
Irene Curie-Joliot
Eve
Curie Institute
Mme. Curie
Fournier
Seek location for proposed camp for Lorain county children
County Relief Director M A Houghton and Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association executive secretary K B Hindman search for a site for a proposed health camp. They tour the county inspecting possible locations after Elyria Y M C A refused to allow camp on Vermilion River property. Around 80 children aged eight to 16 would receive six weeks of recreation sunshine fresh air and proper food and medical care to build up health.
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M A Houghton
K. B Hindman
Lorain County
The Weather Forecast Ohio Mostly Cloudy Showers Likely
Ohio forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with local showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Cooler temperatures expected near Lake Erie tonight with slightly cooler air overall.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Elyria Federation of Teachers Formed in Local Schools
A new Elyria Federation of Teachers has been formed by local teachers and is affiliated with the American Federation of Teachers. Forty two percent? 62 percent of eligible teachers are enrolled. Officers elected include Glen Baxter president Ralph Wood vice president Dana Fox treasurer and A N Smith secretary. The federation aims to advance education and cooperate with the Board of Education.
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Elyria Federation of Teachers
Elyria Board of Education
A N. Smith
American Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Labor
Board of Education
Elitia Federation
Glen Baxter
Ralph Wood
Dana Fox
A. N. Smith
Elyria Board Tackles Outlying Tu ition Debts From Three Districts
Elyria board at July meeting discussed collecting fourteen thousand plus dollars owed by Elyria Township East Carlisle and West Carlisle school districts for student tuition. Township owes 11256.50 East Carlisle 5766.75 West Carlisle 2613.50. West Carlisle promises payment today. East Carlisle awaiting reply. Debt refinancing bill suggested to ease steps to payment. Local business manager James F Brown reported figures.
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Elyria
L. G Hecock
George Fridenstine
James F Brown
East Carlisle
West Carlisle
Brown
East Carlisle Board
Higna
Elyria Township
B. L. Moody
Elyria Board
Harold Ickes Heads More Jobs Among New Dealers
Harold L Ickes Illinois Progress Republican wears many hats as Interior Secretary Public Works Administrator Oil Administrator head of Federal Emergency Housing Corporation and officer of several companies and boards He faces graft fears and political pressure while juggling extensive duties and resisting self seeking interests.
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New Deal
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Wiy
Federal Emergency Housing Corporation
Virgin Islands
Inois Progress Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Chicago
No. 1
Depositors Move Toward Release of Bank Deposits
Elyria Savings and Trust Co and Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co work toward releasing about four million dollars from restricted deposits. Total releases include 2,300,600 from Elyma Savings and 1,500,009 from Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co, with private and public funds involved. Depositors are sending in consents as plans advance and banks report strong responses.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Chionncle-Telegram
Elyma Savings and Trust Co
State Banking Department
Fourth of July Observance Sees Large Death Toll
United Press survey reports over 16 fireworks and related deaths nationwide despite police orders for safe observance. Fireworks fatalities dropped to five, while injuries neared 2,500 in New York City. Airplane and traffic crashes claimed 40+ lives, with drownings similar. Ohio had no fireworks deaths but drownings and accidents totaled 12. Indiana recorded one fireworks death, three drownings, and two other fatalities. Kentucky saw two traffic deaths and four drownings.
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United Press America
United Press
New York City
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Anticipation Note To Be Sold By Elyria Board
The Elyria Board of Education moves to sell a new fifty thousand dollar tax anticipation note to the State Teachers' Retirement System through James F. Brown and Rockwood. The existing note for fifty thousand, originally seventy five thousand, was reduced and is due July 15. The retirement system will buy a new six month note immediately after cancelling the present one, issued to cover payrolls and other bills when funds were short.
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Elyria Board of Education
James F. Brown
Rockwood
Confesses To Killing Klansman Leader in Wisconsin
An itinerant painter confessed to Sheriff Joseph Law that he killed Earl Gentry, leader of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan. He admitted taking $69 and $4 in alleged payments for the act, with motive cited as personal gain.
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Jefferson, Wis
Tod
Earl Gentry
Indiana
Kt Klux Klan
Joseph Law
Ge King
Gentry
Elyria board renews contracts for Maston and Shively
The Elyria Board of Education renewed contracts for school superintendent Maston and Elyria High principal Shively on Tuesday. Maston received a one year contract at 5000 dollars, a 13 percent cut, while Shively got a two year deal at 3400 dollars, an 11 percent cut. Maston’s one year term was offered as an option. Shively’s two year term aligns with teacher pay rules. Transportation and convention expenses for Maston stay at 25 dollars monthly.
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Maston
Elyra
P. Shively
Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
Shively
Hitler says second Nazi revolution killed in the bud
Cincinnati editor questions Hitler on civil war and press freedom. Reich press section replies the situation remains calm and united behind Hitler the changes in cabinet are not contemplated the press is legally restricted. In Santa Barbara, doctors report no change in actress Jessie Gillings condition.
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Cincinnati
Adolph Hitler
Cincinnati Post
Carl D Groat
Reich
Germany
Adolph Hille
Groat
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
On Papen
Alfred L Booth of Elyria Appointed to Naval Academy
Alfred L Booth of Elyria son of Mr and Mrs Philip B Booth has been appointed to the U S Naval Academy announced today. The telegram from Congressman Dow W Harter says Congratulations Upon appointment and credentials will be sent for July ninth report. Booth, class of 1952 at Elyria High, completed two years at Baldwin Wallace College and made honor roll. Rev E Redhead presented his name for admission. Entrance exam was April 18 in Cleveland. competition was October 31 in Akron. He is the first Elyria High graduate named to the Naval Academy and came to Elyria from Nottingham England at age four. He joined Phi Pi Phi at Baldwin Wallace and was president of the fraternity pledge group.
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Philip B Booth
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Dow W. Harter
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Navy Department
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Elyria High School
Baldwin-Wallace College
E . Redhead
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Booth
Congressman Harter
Cleveland
Akron
Elyria
Nottingham
England
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Baldwin Wallace College
Local crashes injure four amid Tuesday–Wednesday bouts
Four persons sustain minor injuries in a string of traffic accidents reported since Tuesday afternoon. Harley Kreutzfeld, 31, on Cleveland Street, laceration from a Ridgeville incident. Norman Schmidt, 11, aboard Grafton road near Fuller road, minor injuries from a Knechtges collision. Mary Jane Murray, 15, treated for knee cut after a motorcycle crash on North Ridge road. Several other landlords and drivers face vehicle damage, with sun glare and a tire blowout contributing to several occurrences.
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Cleveland Street
Ridgeville
Memorial Hospital
Bryan Nowak
Case Road
Harry West
Abbe Road
William Rhodes
Noel Lewis
Norman Schmidt
Butternut Ridge Road
Grafton Road
Fuller Road
J. Knechtges
Grafton
Knechtges
Clarence Track
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Mary Jane Murray
Amherst Hospital
Miss Murray
Leon Kohler
Henrietta
Ben Krowzyk
East 31St Street
Lorain
North Ridge Road
Leavitt Road
Ed. Monroe
Schools To Open September Tenth
Elyria public schools plan to start the 1934-35 term on September 10, one week later than usual due to uncertain finances. The tentative calendar approved by the Board of Education includes a two week Christmas vacation from December 21 to January 7, a one day recess on October 26 for a teachers’ convention, and Thanksgiving holiday from November 22. the calendar is interim and subject to funds for next year.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
More Deaths In Germany Reported In Munich
A spate of deaths linked to the Nazi upheaval is confirmed in Munich. Dr. Frederick Beck, director of the Academy Exchange Bureau, was killed after being abducted by three men in black uniforms and found shot near the city. Fritz Gerlich, former editor of Muenchner Neueste Nachrichten and later a hostile editor to the Nazis, is believed dead. Richard Scheringer, Reichswehr officer tied to the Leipzig trial, is also confirmed dead amid Hitler’s warning that heads will roll.
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Frederick Beck
Academy Exchange Bureau
Beck
Fritz Gerlich
Muenchner Neuéeste Machrichten
Richard Scheringer
Reichswehr
Leipzig
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Reichswenr
Hitler
President Roosevelt Catches 35-Pound Grandfathered Barracuda
President Roosevelt aboard the U S Gildmer on a month long vacation cruise off Caps Haitien fished a 35 pound barracuda described as the grandfather of all barracuda His party included his two sons and Captain Wilson Brown The trip included a luncheon with Haitian President Vincent and a boys camp program at Canniss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River through a four day period
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U. 8
Gilmer
Roosevelt
Houston
Caps Haitien
Vincent
Haiti
Wilson Brown
Canniss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
W. O. McClellan
Elyria School Board approves 1935 budget for July hearing
The Elyria City Board of Education approved a 1935 operating budget of 462,583.67 for the general fund plus 120,155 for bonds and interest, with salaries the largest item at 298,784.95. The board cited a 17 percent cut in teachers salaries and a two week term reduction, leading to substantial payroll decreases and wage concessions across staff. If the 3 mill levy is not approved in November, city funds would drop about 105,000 for roughly three months of operation.
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Elyria
Elyria City
Chamber of Commerce
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