No Change In Night Club Regulation By City Council
A five to four vote kept current night club liquor rules unchanged. A committee led by Frank Henke recommended no change, citing that a $1000 license fee mostly goes to the city and that closing clubs at 2:30 a m would push patrons outside the city. President W E B Notley broke the tie. voters for the report were Henke Edward Wilcox Seward N Black Henry Sassmanhausen and Notley. opposed were Elsworth Albert James Scott George Thompson and Leonard Fowls. Council member Elmer Nelson was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henke
Henke
W. E. B. Notley
Edward Wilcox
Seward N. Black
Henry Sassmanhausen
Notley
Elsworth Albert
Jaems Scott
George Thompson
Leonard Fowls
Elmer Nelson
Patrolman Miller to Attend Traffic Course This Summer
Patrolman C L Miller will depart August 8 for a two week traffic course at the University of Michigan under the National Institute for Traffic Safety. Expenses of 40 are appropriated. Miller will share gained traffic division insights after his return. Sergeant Detective C E Parker also heads to the FBI Crime School in Washington for six weeks starting in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
C. L. Miller
University of Michigan
National Institute For Traffic Safety
Council
Muller
I. D. Faxon
Miller
C. E. Parker
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
Attempt To Reopen Strike Closed Plant Fails
Newton Indiana July 6 An attempt to reopen the Maytag Washing Machine Company plant failed as CIO affiliated pickets clashed with back to work employees. The plant closed May 9 after union members rejected a 10 percent wage cut. One man was slugged and several were roughed up. no further reopening will occur per Governor Kraschel's advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Committee For Industrial Organization
Edward Ford
Chicago
Nelson G. Kraschel
Ford
Russia and Britain sign naval arms limit pact
London reports Russia and Great Britain end active talks by signing a naval agreement to cap battleships at 45 000 tons and keep 16 inch guns. The pact mirrors terms Britain already reached with the United States and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Great Britain
London
Britain
United States
France
Civil War Vet James Goad Dies in Portsmouth
James Goad 91 a Civil War veteran and one of the last survivors in the region died today in Portsmouth Ohio The obituary notes his age and status among local veterans reflecting on the dwindling Civil War generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
James Goad
Ohio
Weather Ohio Forecast This Week
Fair tonight and Thursday with possible local thunder showers in the northwest. Warmer tonight in the south. High pressure remains over the Lake region Ohio Valley and South Atlantic States while a Plains low moves east. Scattered showers and thunderstorms in the Central and Northern Plains. Warmer conditions in the Ohio Valley with slight temperature changes overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Northwest
South Portion
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
Plains States
Central
Plains
First Year Casualties Mount In China Japanese War
Shanghai dispatch notes over a million lives lost in the first year of the Sino Japanese conflict. Foreign observers say Japan controls most ports yet objectives remain out of reach. Casualties include about 450 000 Chinese soldiers and 500 000 civilians with Japanese losses over 300 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Japan
Peiping
China
Europe
Yellow River
Shantung Province
North China
Chiang Kai Shek Denounces Japanese at Hankow Address
Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek, addressing the Japanese on the eve of the war’s first anniversary, called their army barbarous and cruel and questioned the costs of war. Meanwhile Japanese forces mounted a three way advance toward Hankow, threatening the provincial capital along the Yangtse River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Chiang Kai Shek
Japan
Osaka
Tokyo
Canton
Manchukuo
Predict Population Peak In 1980
The National Resources Committee predicted a 1980 population peak of 158,335,000 with fewer children. In a report to President Roosevelt, the panel said a gradual decline would follow, leaving America with a larger share of wealth per citizen and urging calm over the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Resources Committee
Roosevelt
America
Still No Word Of Six Scientists
Two U S Geological Survey employees at Lee s Ferry Arizona began a 24 hour watch to locate six scientists overdue on a Colorado River expedition. One worker will stay on duty day and night and both will monitor flood swollen waters and possible wrecks in the rapids and rocky canyons to summon aid if a boat is found adrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee's Ferry
Ariz
U. S. Geological Survey
Colorado River
Colorado
Meister Reelected Association Head
Karl P. Meister was reelected president of the Ohio Association of Hospitals and Homes at Lakeside meeting. He serves as superintendent of the Elyria Home for the Aged. The reelection covers the forthcoming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio Association of Hospitals and Homes
Lakeside
Karl P. Meister
Elyria Home For the Aged
Child Bitten by Dog In Yard Attack
Patricia Ann Murphy four year old of 1222 Lake avenue sustained a small laceration on her right forearm after being bitten by a dog while playing in her yard about 6 p m yesterday.
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Patricia Ann Murphy
Lake Avenue
Kobe Stricken as Floods Wreck City and Injure Thousands
Official tally from Hyogo Prefecture lists 441 dead and over 1,000 injured with 185 dead in Kobe and 220 at other sites. A wireless log from the S S President Cleveland reports Kobe's business district destroyed by floods and three reservoirs collapsed. Floods flood Japan as storms persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaka
Japan
iCp
Hyogo Prefecture
Kobe
Hanshin
Globe Wireless Company
S. S
Cleveland
City Council Acts On Fees And Local Projects
Council approved amending the auction ordinance to charge 25 dollars daily per local jewelers request. They okayed repairing curbing on Oxford and Kenyon courts and rejected a Chestnut Broad traffic light while approving a Hayes Bond light. A suggestion for Ely Park band concerts was tentatively noted by the mayor. Traffic light at Fur nace Hillsdale was sent to the safety committee. Brookdale cemetery maintenance received 417 dollars for the quarter ending June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Kenyon
Ellsworth Albert
Chestnut and
Broad Streets
Logan and
Clark Streets
Hayes
Bond Streets
Robert Chesler
Ely Park
Joseph Q. Petro
American Legion
Paul Atherton
Furnace
Hillsdale Court
Cascade Park
Council
Brookdale Cemetery
School Employees Of Cleveland Will Get Wage Increases
The Cleveland school board approved wage raises for 1400 employes starting in September. Teachers will gain $120 to $150 yearly via increments for extra credits, while other staff receive automatic $100 to $200 yearly raises that had been suspended during the low mood years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Called Back to Work at Cleveland Collinwood Shops
July 6 saw 230 workers return at the Collinwood shops of the New York Central system to repair nine locomotives, a task expected to take most of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Collinwood
New York Central
Delegates Study Refugee Problem at Intergovernmental Meet
Myron C. Taylor, chairman of the American delegation, criticizes nations that dump refugees and warns of possible international anarchy. He urges a permanent European committee, Paris meetings, and cooperation with the League of Nations and the Nansen Office to aid political emigrants from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evian
France
Myron Co
Taylor
Roosevelt
Germany
Paris
Intergovernmental Committee
League of Nations Commission
Nansen
Norway
Lorain County Rural Youth Council Plans Anniversary
The Lorain County Rural Youth Council mapped plans for its first anniversary and officer elections at the Lorain County Farm Bureau office. The event will be July 25 at Grafton High School with a dance for members July 27 at Penfield High School. William Kneisel reported on the National Cooperative Recreational School he attended in Waukegan Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Penfield High School
William Kneisel
Brownhelm
National Cooperative Recreational School
Waukegan
Ilinois
Six Trucks Move Silver From Federal Vaults to West Point
Six trucks transport the first cargo worth 1.29 billion dollars of foot long silver pigs from federal vaults to the West Point underground sanctuary on the Hudson. The convoy travels from New York to Buffalo and back, delivering massive reserves within the U S military academy grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson
West Point
Fron
Buffalo
Federal
United States Military Academy
Fox Furnace Joins The American Radiator Co
C A Olsen announces that effective July first the Fox Furnace Co of Elyria is taken over by American Radiator Company as Fox Furnace Division. Fox Furnace becomes a subsidiary, plant remains in Elyria, personnel stay the same, and merchandising and manufacturing policies remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Olsen
Fox Furnace Co
Elyria Concern
American Radiator Company
Fox Furnace Division
Fox Furnace Company
Elyria
President Roosevelt Faces Heavy Schedule Before Western Trip
President Roosevelt reviews a full list of appointments in Washington before departing for a western trip. Harold Ickes joins the first call, with figures such as A F Whitney, A A Berle, W O Douglas, Daniel Bell, Laurence Steinhardt, and Henry Morgenthau Jr. on the schedule. Morgenthau slated for luncheon and cabinet meeting at 2 PM. A Marietta Ohio speech is planned at 9 30 AM Friday, with stops in Covington Kentucky and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
A. F. Whitney
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad
A. A. Berle
W. O. Douglas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Daniel W. Bell
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Peru
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Marietta
Covington
San Francisco
County awards spot oiling contract to Hart of Elyria
County commissioners awarded the annual spot oiling contract for unimproved roads to Henry J. Hart of Elyria at 4256. The bid was not the lowest as a $2926 bid from C. E. Edgington and Sons of Findlay was rejected for not meeting form and financial requirements. Other bids were Pond and Galvin of Cleveland for Byerlite Corp. at 4621 and Ohio Road Improvement Co. of Columbus at 4655.66. The job covers 66 500 gallons of oil over 400 feet in front of each residence on listed roads with an engineer’s estimate of 4322.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Hart
Elyria
C. E. Edgington and Sons of
Findlay
Lorain County
Pond and Galvin
Cleveland
Byerlite Corporation
Ohio Road Improvement Company
Columbus
Cowley
Grafton
Roosevelt Campaigns For Reorganization Bill In 1938
President Roosevelt vows to press the Reorganization Bill during his July 7 cross country trip. He argues Congress rejected the plan this year and will push for a business style executive branch with potential moderation. The campaign centers on a renewed push for the same proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House Democrats
Executive
House
Narrow Escape From Gas Fumes At Elyria Home
Two Elyria men, J H Schildt and P F Konsesky, nearly asphyxiated by gas from a hot water heater in a basement at 234 Marseilles Avenue. Firemen report improper venting caused fumes to enter the basement. both men escaped to the back porch and recovered with headaches. The Konseskys spent the night at the Schildt home. both remained weak but improved the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
J. H. Schildt
Marseilles Avenue
Schildt
P. F. Konsesky
Woodland Avenue
Konsesky
Mrs. Konsesky
Elyria Graduate Harlan Barnes Dies in Detroit
Harlan Barnes 28 Elyria High School graduate and son of Earl Barnes died Friday at his parents home in Detroit after illness since November from a streptococcic infection. Funeral services were held in Jackson Michigan with surviving sister Lois and parents. The family moved from Elyria in 1930 and resided at 156 Eastern Heights Boulevard while in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Barnes
Elyria High School
Earl Barnes
Falcon Knight
Detroit
Horton, Mich
Lewis Heidrich
Denison Avenue
Barnes
Michigan
Harlan
Jackson
Mich
Lois
Elyria
Toledo
Officials Of Paying Concern Fail To Appear
In Cleveland on July 6 officials of the Cleveland Trinidad Paving Co. did not attend a deposition hearing in a taxpayer suit. David B. Stone, represented by George B. Harris, asked Franklin County Common Pleas Court for a body attachment to compel the company leaders J Harold Bramley and Arthur G. Schwartz to appear and to produce books. The suit, filed June 30, seeks to restrain State Highway Director John J. Jaster and others from payment for a 2.9 mile Euclid Avenue highway job in East Cleveland and to bar the company from bidding on state highway work until it meets state qualification laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Co
George B. Harris
Common Pleas Court
Harris
David B. Stone
Martin L. O'Donnell
J. Harold Bramley
Arthur G. Schwartz
Elyria Boys Plan Moon Observation Trip to Oberlin
Fifteen Elyria boys will visit the Oberlin College observatory tomorrow night to view the moon and other sky features. The Y M C A boys work director Herman Geyer announced this is the second observatory trip this summer as part of the summer activities in the boys division. Names include William Kenawell John Wellert Richard Seekins Ed Rasner Ted Gilde Paul Wehman Thomas Wehman Ed Woodruff Robert Cooley Neil Hansen David Alten Thomas Chapman Harry Chapman Frank Janzen ki and Junior Gard. Another group of 15 will tour the Colson Corporation plant tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Oberlin College Observatory
Herman Geyer
Oberlin
William Kenawell
John Wellert
Richard Seekins
Ed Rasner
Ted Gilde
Paul Wehman
Thomas Wehman
Ed Woodruff
Robert Cooley
Neil Hansen
David Alten
Thomas Chapman
Harry Chapman
Frank Janezinski
Junior Gard
Colson Corporation
Voters Warned to Check Registration Before Primary
Election officials urge citizens in Elyria Lorain and Sheffield Lake to confirm registration by July 11 to vote in the August 9 primary. Those unsure can call the board for clarification. If moved within a district, registrants must update records by July 11 to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Officials
Board of Elections
Elyria
Lorain
Sheffield Lake
West Side residents question PTA playground allocations
Council criticism focused on the Parent-Teacher Association report showing $1,176 spent on supervision at Allen McKinley Hamilton Edison and Cascade Park with $1,283.44 for equipment none of which is on the West Side where Lake Roosevelt Jefferson and St Agnes schools lie. Mayor Petro promised to raise the issue with PTA officers and council approved an Elyna Recreation Board ordinance to replace the Elyria Recreation Commission. The new five member board will receive $200 to promote recreation and four new playgrounds were proposed at Dewey Roosevelt Hamilton and Garford avenues. The council also approved $30 for the Elyria Boxing and Wrestling Commission for secretarial and printing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Council
Frank Henke
Sixth Ward
PTA
West Side
Lucille Flint
Allen
McKinley
Hamilton and
Edison
Cascade Park
Henke
Lake, Roosevelt
Jefferson
St. Agnes
Board of Education
P.T. A
Ellsworth Albert
Jefferson School
Joseph Q. Petro
Elyria Recreation Commission
Elyna Recreation Board
Dewey Avenue
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Garford Avenue
Elyria Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Roosevelt reviews 50 candidates for wages and hours post
President Roosevelt studied a list of 50 nominees for the wages and hours administrator role ahead of a trans continental tour. Among names discussed were Josephine Roche and John D. Biggers while Lubin and Henderson were ruled out for not wanting the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
Committee For Industrial Organization
Textile Workers’ Organization Committee
Isador Lubin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Leon Henderson
WPA
Josephine Roche
the Treasury
Colorado
John D. Biggers
Lowell Mellett
National Emergency Council
Edward F. McGrady
Radio Corporation of America
Veteran who attended reunion dies in Carlisle hospital
Gettsyburg telegraphic report states Daniel Price, 90, of Marion Indiana, the first of about two thousand Civil War veterans to die after the Gettysburg battlefield reunion, passed away at Carlisle Hospital from bronchial pneumonia contracted at the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Daniel Price
Marion
Ind
Carlisle
Reunites of Gettysburg
Public Hearing On Elyria 1939 Budget Set For July 18
Elyria prepares a public hearing at 7 P M July 18 after releasing the 1939 budget totaling 906842 through City Auditor A C Schilleman. The plan includes a 276000 bond and interest retirement item and a 334242 general fund with rises in safety and service accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Elyria
A. C. Schilleman
Avon Lake Board of Education adopts 1939 budget and elects member
Avon Lake Board of Education last night elected James Tomer to replace N C Hall who resigned for welfare work duties. The board approved a tentative 1939 budget with 541,640 in the general fund 517,060 for bond retirement and a cafeteria fund of 2,000 not raised by taxes. The bond retirement fund rises about 4,000 due to maturation of bonds for the new PWA school addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake Board of Education
James Tomer
N. C. Hall
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Company
Hall
Fred Lott
Myrtle Werdel
Wayne Black
Rena Thoma
Joseph M. Boehm
PWA
Boehm
18 Freight Cars Derailed Near Lancaster
Lancaster, July 6 A New York Central investigation began after 18 cars derailed from a 56 car freight train at Pickerington northwest of the city. The Columbus bound train blocked the main line between Columbus and Corning while crews cleared wreckage. Most cars carried coal. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
New York Central Railroad
Pickerington
Here
Columbus
Corning
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Bulletin
Gen. Chiang
Meister
Rural Youth Council
Fox Furnace
American Radiator Co
EDR
Elyria Boys
Park Department
Service
Schilleman
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