City Advances Aid for Unpaid Workers After Short Meeting
Elyria city councils at a special session voted two resolutions to advance 20 000 dollars from the county treasurer on full tax collections. An initial 10 000 was already received Saturday, with another 10 000 now possible. The money will be in the treasurer’s office and used for salaries only part of the funds, as other bills must be paid. Mayor W H Van Oster said salaries will be covered only partly. The meeting closed in under eight minutes, a record for brevity.
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Elyria
Ull
W. H. van Oster
Raer
Henderson
Washington
Senate
Ohio
White
Roosevelt faces stern measures to push National Recovery program
Washington July 11 President Roosevelt weighs stern action to accelerate the National Recovery program as Hugh S Johnson presses for deadlines and public hearings. Industries resist delays in codes and working hours, with Johnson leaning toward setting a date for hearings if firms fail to present their codes.
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Washington
Stern
Roosevelt
Hugh S Johnon
Dilaary
Johnson
Industes
Johnsonould
Weather forecast summary for Ohio and regional highs
Forecast for Ohio mostly clear tonight and Wednesday, with a chance of showers Wednesday afternoon in the northeast portion. Warmer conditions are expected on Wednesday. Reported highs include Phoenix 108 Oklahoma City 104 Abilene 102 and lows White River 40 Edmonton 40 Yellowstone 44. Eastward pressure drift favors fair weather tonight and warm, agreeable conditions on Wednesday with possible showers.
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Ohio
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
Abilene
White River
Edmonton
Yellowstone
Grain prices soar on Board of Trade stampede in Chicago
Chicago grain traders saw a wide price surge led by rye which topped $1 a bushel for the first time in years as December futures hit 1.03 1/2. May wheat advanced nearly 4 cents to 1.133 8, with corn and oats also climbing as buyers rushed the market. In Mansfield Ohio the Humphries Manufacturing Company boosted wages by 10 percent, restoring cuts from prior years, with additional increases at Mansfiield Tire and Hubber Company and Westinghouse already announced.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Mansfield Mansfield
Humphries Manufacturing Company
Mansfield
Mansfiield Tire and Hubber Company
Westinghouse
Interior Secretary Warns Against Paying for Inside Tracks
Secretary of the Interior warned bidders for the 83.3 billion public works program against paying contractors or agents who claim to influence job awards. He said there would be no inside track to a government contract and urged vigilance against improper solicitation.
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Washington
Secretary of Interior
Ches Today
Railroad Wage Cut Extended to June 30 1934
In Cleveland on July 11 organizations representing all railroad employees agreed to continue the 10 percent wage reduction that began two years earlier, with A. Whit ney, chairman of the Railway Executives' Association, making the announcement. In Washington on July 1 bread profiteers were found in numerous cities during a preliminary examination by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, consumers counsel Frederic C. Howe announced.
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Cleveland
A. '. Whitney
Railway Executives’ Association
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Frederic C. Howe
Lumber Industry Code Hearing Set for July 20
Washington July 11 The drive to bring industries within provisions of the National Recovery Act was speeded today by fixing July 20 as the date for hearing on a proposed code of fair competition for the lumber industry.
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Lumber Industry
Washington
New Supervisor at Gates Hospital Named
Superintendent F. W. Hoover announced the July 15 appointment of Miss Hazel P. Snyder R WN as Supervisor at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Snyder, a Samaritan Detroit graduate and physiotherapy specialist, comes after eight years with Dr. H. A Meinke and post graduate work at Grace and Yale connected schools. Eleanor Robbins RN resigns after four years to pursue post graduate work in New York City. Ann Hohman, physiotherapist at Gates for three years, resigned July 1, 1933 and sailed.
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F. W. Hoover
Hazel P. Snyder
R WN
Gates Hospital
Miss Snyder
of Samaritan Hospital
Detroit
Michigan
H. A Meinke
Grace Hospital
Yale University of
Ann Hohman
Township Officials Will Discuss Relief in Lorain County
Lorain County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks schedules a special meeting at the courthouse to discuss relief problems. C M Williams and Otto K Mischka announce the session with M A Houghton and the Lorain County Relief Commission ready to explain the situation and federal funds distribution issues. Local village officials are urged to attend due to shared concerns and possible countywide implications.
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Lorain County
Gates Hospital appoints nurse and physiotherapy lead
July Sth for a tour of Europe. For the prevent Mien Snyder will have charge of both the Nursing and the Physiotherapy work at Gates Hospital, it is announced.
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Europe
Mien Snyder
Gates Hospital
Lindberghs may resume flight today in Maine
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh planned to bid farewell to infant Jon Morrow Lindbergh and fly toward Halifax to survey a North Atlantic air route. They arrived from South Warren after a fog scare and may stay a day. a broken plane cable delayed departure, with Jon staying with grandmothers and nurse Betty Gow.
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North Haven
Charles A. Lindbergh
Jon Morrow Lindbergh
Halifax
N.S
North Atlantic
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Orient
Lindberghs
South Warren
Lindbergh
Halifan
Jon
Evangeline Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Betty Gow
Waivers Checkup Set For Lorain Bank in Elyria
State Banking Department to begin review of waivers filed with Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. conservator Jas A Hewitt said Columbus telephoned, agents expected in Elyria tomorrow. Length of review depends on staff. Hewitt hopes to complete within the week, though not guaranteed. The waivers campaign continues.
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State Banking Department
Elyria
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Jas. A. Hewitt
Columbus
Hewitt
No Word From Abductors Of Factor
Chicago July 11 No authentic word has been received by the Factor family regarding the Barber John Factor reportedly held by kidnappers for more than a week.
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Chicago
John
Jake the Barber
Abduction Terrifies Alton as Banker Luer Is Seized
In Alton Illinois last night 77 year old banker and meat packer Henry Luer president of the Alton Bank and Trust Company and owner of Luer Meat Packing was dragged from his home by three attackers a young woman and two men. Mrs Luer fought to defend him while a neighbor gave chase in a passing car but the abductors escaped in a black Pontiac sedan with 1953 Illinois plates starting 28 as police statewide search expands including St Louis. Luer and his wife fear he may die from heart disease if held long.
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ST. Louis
Luer
Alton
Ill
Alton Bank and Trust Company
Luer Meat Packing Company
Illinois
Henry
Carl
Papa
Carl Luer
Manning
Police Department of
St Louis
Mississippi River
Federal agents join hunt for kidnapers in US
Washington July 11 federal agents of the justice department expected to join the hunt for John J. OConnell Jr of Albany New York and August Luer of Alton Illinois top extortion victims. Senator Copeland urged federal action vowing to crush organized crime and promising full resources from the department.
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Washington
Federal Department of Justice
John J. O'Connell, Jr
Albany
N. Y
August Suer
Alton
Ill
Copeland
Dem
Senate
Cummings
O'Connell
Luer
Justice Department
Youth, Nephew of Political Bosses Held
The Federal Government joins Albany kidnapping case of John J. O'Connell Jr. 24, nephew of the O'Connell machine. Kidnappers demand 250000. police and family fear a deadly outcome. The boy is a National Guard lieutenant and strong athlete. O'Connell uncles shift to a rescue effort as intermediaries are named.
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Albany
N. Y
John J. O'Connell, Jr
O'Connell
Jack Murphy
Murphy
Edward J
Daniel P. O’connell
O’connell
Albany County
New York State
Business booming in local industrial plants continues
W Brandt of Troxel Co reported an order for 40000 bicycle saddles and a month of high production with more orders on the way. Western Automatic Pfaudler Perry Fay Co and many city industries show busy activity and improving orders. Chronicle Telegram surveys reflect a 40 percent May to April factory gain and good prospects for June and July with no seasonal recession.
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W. Brandt
The
Troxel Co Today
Western Automatic
Pfaudler Co
Perry Fay Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Motorboat Sinks Off Inland Sea
Forty persons are missing after a 52 ton motorboat sank during an inland sea cruise at Matsuyama Japan. Of 130 passengers and crew, 90 were known to have been rescued.
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Matsuyama
Japan
American Flier Killed in Gran Chaco Air Fight
Walter Guyhn an American aviator serving with Paraguay in the Gran Chaco war was killed in an airplane fight with Bolivian pilot Ernst Rivera according to front dispatches from La Paz Bolivia July 1.
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LA Pas
Bolivia
Walter Guyhn
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Ernst Rivera
Early return of legislature forecast today
Columbus reports Governor White received a formal refusal from the Federal Government to advance Ohio $10,500,000 for relief through 1933. State officials warned of a likely recall to extraordinary session before Sept. 1, with White to name the date within days.
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Columbus
Ohio
White
Frank D. Henderson
Washington
General Assembly
Lorain County collects summer taxes in first week
Lorain County taxpayers paid a total of 184 457 dollars into the county treasurer's office during the first seven days of the summer tax collection period. County Treasurer N D Bachus announced the figure, noting it covers up to Saturday night after the July 1 start. Eight outside collection offices opened in Lorain Amherst Oberlin Kipton Wellington and Grafton.
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Lorain County
N. D. Bachus
Lorain
Amherst
Oberlin
Kipton
Wellington
Grafton
Italian Planes May Resume Flight Tomorrow
Reykjavik Iceland July 11 Italian planes led by Gen Italo Balbo faced a delay as the steering gear of his seaplane fleet suffered slight damage during attempt to take off for Cartwright Labrador. Balbo postponed the 1500 mile jump to tomorrow pending better conditions at 11 a.m.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Italo Balbo
Agles
Weal
Cartwright
Labrador
Balbo
Roosevelt Creates Temporary Supers Cabinet to Fight Depression
Washington July 11 President Roosevelt ordered a temporary supers cabinet to coordinate the administration battle against depression. The body will include the president, all cabinet members, and heads of emergency agencies, meeting weekly in Roosevelt’s office to ensure orderly interagency action. Frank C Walker is named secretary of the temporary council for the summer duration and possibly longer as needed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
UDR
White House
Legion Meet Tonight Plans 5th District Convention
Elyria Post 12, American Legion, will meet at the Legion Home on Ohio Street to finalize plans for the Little Convention of the 5th District, Department of Ohio, set for July 15 and 16 in Elyria. An estimated 4,000 to 5,000 Legionnaires and families from the district near Lorain will attend open air activities, a bathing beauty contest, parade, baseball games, and horseshoe pitching. The public is invited to the open air show and bathing beauty contest behind the Legion Home Saturday night. Committee spokesmen said reports and arrangements will be presented at the meeting.
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Elyria
American Leegion
Legion Home
Ohio Street
5Th Diatrict
Department of Ohio
Lorain
Ous
Grangers to Hold Open Meeting This Thursday
Malcolm Thomeos, L 1 County representative to the legislature, will preside at an open Werth ria Grange meeting Thursday. The gathering is called for 8 PM with refreshments and is open to the public.
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Malcolm Thomeos
Werth Ria Grange Thareday
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