Memorial Day Observances In Elyria Amid Rain
Intermittent showers interrupted the annual Elyria Memorial Day exercises Saturday as thousands lined Broad street to Washington Avenue and then to Ridgelawn cemetery. The parade featured the police squadron, G A R and Women Relief Corps, Spanish American War Veterans and auxiliaries, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Junior organizations. Judge C V Weygandt spoke. rain forced a partial disbanding, but an amplifier let the events be heard. American Legion officials awarded School of Awards medals to two youths from 44 candidates.
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Elynia
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lorain
Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Woman's Relief Corps
Junior
American Legion Auxiliary
Elyria Eagles
Ohio
George Coburn
Elyria
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Dan Symons
C. V. Weygandt
Cuyahoga County Court of Appeals
Wergandt
S* Peach
Weygandt
Lakewood
Ridgelawn
A. R. Agate
American Legion School of Awards
Robert E. Lee
Tax collection opens across Wyandot County
About $2.5 million in taxes began to be collected in Wyandot County this morning. Tax offices opened in Lorain, Oberlin, Amherst, Wellington, Kipton, Grafton and La Grange, with payments due by June 20 and a 10 percent penalty after that date. County commissioners rejected any extension for summer payment. Treasurer N D Backus stated the period would not be extended.
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N. D. Backus
Lorain
Oberlin
Amherst
Wellington
Kipton
Grafton
la Grange
Rosy Schmitt To Face Intoxicated Driving Charge
Rosy M Schmitt of Clague road is to be arraigned before Justice Walter H Watts this afternoon on a charge of driving while intoxicated. She was arrested by deputy sheriffs after a collision on Cleveland road Sunday night injuring Mrs Richard Fraser, according to reports.
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Rosy M. Schmitt
Clague Road
Walter H. Watts
Ohio Weather Forecast Becomes Fair with Cooling Tonight
The Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions with continued cool air tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures slowly rise through the period, with a gradual warming trend expected as the day progresses.
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Ohio
Pope Calls Extraordinary Meeting Of College Of Cardinals
Rome, June 1. Pope Pius summoned an extraordinary meeting of the College of Cardinals to address growing tensions with Mussolini's government over Catholic clubs and Azione Cattolica. The Vatican criticized the regime while planners tested Rome with a large anti Vatican demonstration near St. Peter's Square.
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Mussolini
Pontiff
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Rome University
Vatican
Rusticucci Square
St. Peter's Square
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Potiff
Azione Cattolica
St. Crisognus
Knights of Columbus
St. Peter's
Italy
Cardinal Schuster
Milan
Holy See
Firemen Complete Red Cross First Aid Course
Thirty three Elyria Fire Department members completed a ten week Red Cross first aid course totaling twenty hours. The program, taught by W. J. Mills and H. L. Comstock of Ohio Public Service Co. at no city cost, qualified all participants to give first aid and respond to emergencies as firemen.
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Elyria Fire Department
Red Cross
W. J. Mills
H. L. Comstock
Ohio Public Service Co
Senior Distinction Day Observed At Elyria High School
Elyria High observes Senior Distinction Day with 12-B class guiding a day of distinctive attire in green and white. Seniors showcase outfits, theater acts, and a campus assembly before exams, sack rush, and the week culminates with baccalaureate services and the June 10 commencement.
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Elyria High School
Robert McWilliams
William Connelly
Vance Shaw
Gordon Boddy
Fred Culp
Connelly
First Congregational Church
Five sentenced after guilty pleas in Lorain court
Judge W. B. Thompson presided as five defendants pleaded guilty to grand jury indictments. Nine others pled not guilty. several on bond failed to appear. Notable sentences included Harry Moores for grand larceny and Bari Cole shot during a prior robbery attempt. Additional pleas covered burglary, non support, and other charges with numerous arraignments and bond details.
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W. B. Thompson
Harry Moores
Lorain
Nichola Parrota
Matt Gardner
Mansfield Reformatory
Alfred Gallo
Henry Jollie
Bari Cole
Gardner
Marve DeBona
Albert Schrankel
Mansfield
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Andy Detillo
Albert Sadler
Elyria
Toledo
John Melario
Nick Friedt
Trinity Church
John Uszak
Andy Shorvanik
Roy Papworth
Amherst
Soba Hornyak
Jdyr
Edwin Krugman
Frank Berger
Harry Terrell
Willard Jordan
John Moore
Natale
Vita Lembo
Angelos Namatos
Sheffield Lake Woman Slain. Lodger Barnes Charged
In Lorain Ohio on June 1 Henry Barnes a 32 year old lodger was to be charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of Mrs Nellie Schindler 48 of Sheffield Lake witnessed by her daughter Wava Schindler 18. Barnes claimed self defense alleging Mrs Schindler attacked him after a quarrel over driving and staying at their home.
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Lorain
Henry Barnes
Nellie Schindler
Sheffield Lake
Wava Schindler
Barnes
Barnes Auto
Mrs. Schindler
French President Weds Madame Graves in Paris Wedding
Paris reports President Gaston Doumergue who plans retirement this month married Madame J Graves today. The aging president will turn 68 in August.
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Madame Graves
Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Madame J. Graves
Secret Plans Stolen From Automatic Guns Inc
District of Columbia police were called to the downtown offices of Automatic Guns Inc to investigate the theft of valuable secret plans for a new anti aircraft gun. The firm had been negotiating with the Navy for sale of rights to certain armament and it was believed this gun was the subject of those talks.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Automatic Guns, Inc
Navy
Maneuvers Close as Army Air Division Breaks Up
Washington June 1 The army's first air division split up after two weeks of highly praised safe flying in a national maneuver. About 672 planes logged nearly 2,000,000 miles with 39,000 flight hours and no fatalities or serious accidents. Pilots from across the country formed friendships as motors were tuned and units prepared to return home. Secretary Hurley notes the record of safety while the armada flew from Dayton to New York and Boston to Washington.
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Washington
Army
Atlantic
Pacific
Texas
Michigan
Hurley
Dayton
Ohio
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Memorial Day Address by Senator Pomerene at Ridgeville
Former U S Senator Atlee Pomerene spoke on Memorial Day in Ridgeville warning against Soviet communism. He contrasted czarist brutality with Soviet aims to overthrow governments, urged loyalty to the United States, and urged the American Legion to uphold one flag. The ceremony, led by deputy sheriffs and the Elvira Drum and Bugle Corps, drew a large crowd at the town hall and proceeded to the cemetery.
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United States
Atlee Pomerene
Ridgeville
Pomerene
Stars and Stripes
Confederate States
Russia
Mr. Pomerene
America
American Legion
Town Hall
Elvira Drum and Bugle Corps
Cream Puff
Taylor
Young Men’s Club Camp Party Tonight at Iss-See-Kes Camp
The annual Young Men’s Club camp party will be held tonight at Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River, the local Y M C A announced.
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Young Men’s Club
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Man Fatally Injured Falls From Scaffold At Stop 30
Joseph Novak, 35, of 115 Riverdale Court, suffered multiple injuries after falling from a scaffold while working at Stop 30 Grafton Road on May 30. He was treated at Memorial Hospital.
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Joseph Novak
Riverdale Court
Grafton Road
Memorial Hospital
20 Injured In Youngstown Riot After Memorial Day Clash
Police dispersed about 1 200 communist and other protesters during National Youth Day events in Youngstown on Saturday. Twenty people were injured, five seriously, including officers Emery Nichols Ed Foley and Thomas Best. The International Labor Defense denounced police actions and sought the release of 70 imprisoned communists.
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Youngstown
Lyden
International Labor Defense
Hannah Babanowitz
Yetta Lamb
Cleveland
Miss Lamb
Paul Kassay
Gooch
Akron
Emery Nichols
Ed Foley
Thomas Best
Pete Rinemoch
Canton
Frank Gordon
Cal Smith
J. P. Kenny
New Director and Her Two Aides at Settlement House
Miss Helen Chandler becomes the Settlement House director replacing Doris Todd who resigns after three years and nine months. Frances Lemon and Marjorie Fulton join as assistants. the trio begins summer operations at Vulcan street, guiding activities until September 1 when permanent staff arrive. Since opening, about 200000 in attendance and 264 foreign born residents have gained U S citizenship through the center’s programs.
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Elyria Social Settlement Association
Vulcan Street
Doris Todd
Dorothy Herbert
Miss Todd
Miss Herbert
Helen Chandler
Frances Lemon
Marjorie Fulton
Settlement House
Elyria
United States
Governors Meet At French Lick For State Chief Executives
Half the states governors with wives and families gathered at French Lick Indiana for the 25th conference of state chief executives. Democratic contenders Roosevelt and Ritchie drew large delegations signaling presidential timber. Talks covered administration highways and conservation while prohibition was barred. a statewide banquet closed the event with Gov Leslie as toastmaster.
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French Lick
Ind
Norman S. Cese
Rhode Island
Harry G. Leslie
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Sessons
Pinchot
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Alpert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Roosevelt
Wilber M. Brucker
Michigan
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Henry S. Caulfield
Missouri
George White
Ohio
Stanley C. Wilson
Vermont
George H. Dern
Utah
William Tudor Gardiner
Maine
George F. Shafer
North Dakota
Pinhcot
Memorial Day weekend toll of violent deaths nationwide
Chicago reports Memorial Day weekend injuries and deaths from crashes drownings shootings and freak accidents. Over 130 people died nationwide with automobile wrecks causing more than half and incidents spanning Indiana Ohio New York Illinois Oregon California and Pennsylvania among others. Weather influenced outcomes with rain reducing traffic fatalities while heat contributed to drownings in the east and west coasts.
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Chicago
United States
New York
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Illinois
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Wilkes Barre
California
Arizona
Maryland
Virginia
Washington, D. C
State of
Washington
Nursing students honored with baccalaureate sermon
Rev. William Muir Auld, pastor of the First Congregational church, preached the annual baccalaureate sermon for Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Training School graduates. He urged nurses to walk worthily in their vocation from the Isaiah text. The service featured spring flowers and church quartet music.
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William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Organizing Summer Classes Urges Early Registration
The column promotes arranging summer instruction now as school ends and hundreds of children seek instructors. It highlights the need for planning, noting the Schools-Instruction feature will reach thousands of potential students and encourage early signup.
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