Seven Elyria churches join in Elyria High baccalaureate
Seven Elyria pastors will take part in the Elyria High School 196 June baccalaureate at First M. E. Church Sunday evening with Rev. C. F. Wiseman delivering the sermon on Standards. Musical offerings include solos by J. Martin Beck and organ pieces by Louise Brown. tickets required for early seating, graduates receive three tickets each.
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Elyria
Methodist Church
Elyria High School
M. E
C. F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
BE. J. Bond
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
G. A. Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
Ernst Irion
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
H. A. Sayles
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
R. T. Ketcham
First Baptist Church
Benediction
J. Martin Beck
Nish School
Irene Zachman
Louise Brown
Beck
Gounod
Handel
Miss Brown
J. H
Bandits Routed by Shots at Barbecue Stand
A volley of shots routed two bandits who attempted a robbery at the Leavitt and Durkes barbecue on Barton and Cleveland roads around 12:30 a.m. The owner Leavitt complied as a robber leveled a revolver, but shots fired from the kitchen chased the men away. Durkee fired at the getaway car. Earlier, two men matching the same description robbed Otto Chapman nearby, leading deputies to suspect the same pair.
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Leavitt
Durkes
Barton
Cleveland
Durkee
Otto Chapman
LaPorte
Open House At Y Camp On Sunday
Elyrians and others interested in Camp Iss-See-Kes at the Elyria Y M C A camp on the Vermilion River may visit Sunday afternoon from 2 to 6 p m to tour the facilities. Robert Goscher assistant Y M C A secretary in charge of boys work will greet visitors and oversee demonstrations as the summer season opens June 13.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyria Y. M. C
Vermilion River
Robert Goscher
Goscher
Jone 13
Police Receive Four Army Rifles for Emergency Use
The Spanish American War Veterans donated four 30 caliber army rifles to the police to improve readiness against modern gunmen. The guns are loaned for emergencies and the force also has sawed off shotguns.
Children at Clinic Here Today in Elyria
Sixty nine crippled children from thirty two towns in northern Ohio visited the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children for the monthly clinic. Ages ranged from nine months to 24 years with seventeen first timers and 52 returning for continuing treatment or reevaluation. Examiners were Dr C H Heyman of Cleveland and Dr F A Lawrence of Elyria. attendees came from Lorain and 35 other counties.
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Elyria
Ohio
Gates Hospital
Attica
C. H. Heyman
Cleveland
F. A. Lawrence
Lorain County
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
Lorain
Amherst
Avon Lake
Crestline
Seville
Ashland
Wooster
Bucyrus
Geneva
Jeromeville
Hayesville
Shelby
Pierpont
Willard
Marion
Mansfeld
Lucas
Monroeville
Tire
West Dover
Jefferson
Conneaut
Ashabula
Fremont
Spencer
Wayne
Dorset
Roosevelt backs Hofstadter panel on Walk er removal stance
Albany June 3 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt said he would not take initiative to remove Mayor James J Walker of New York. He urged the Hofstadter committee to present evidence and act, saying it is the committee’s duty not to wait for him to act and that political buck passing must stop.
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Albany
W. x
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James J. Walker
New York
Hofstadter
Legislative Committee
105 Boys Take Advantage Of Free Swim
The Chronicle Telegram Y M C A campaign saw 105 boys use the free swim offer. The final swim periods are 4 to 4 30 for ages 10 13 and 4 30 to 6 for ages 14 to 17. The pool will close next week for cleaning and painting in anticipation of summer crowds.
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Chronicle-Telegram-Y. M. C. A
Robert T. Moore
Moore
Ohio State Aero Nautical Society Elects Leaders
Columbus, June 8. Charlie Schmidt of Springfield was elected president and R. K. Cutler of Ashland was chosen treasurer of the Ohio State University Aeronautical Society. The group favored Republican governor candidate David B. Ingalls and made Ingalls an honorary member.
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Columbus
Charlies Schmidt
Springfield
Ohio State University Aeronautical Society
R. K. Cutler
Ashland
David 8
Ingalla
Ingalls
Polish aviator launches New York to Warsaw non stop attempt
Stanley Hausner, Polish American aviator, starts from Floyd Bennett Airport in a flame colored Bellanca monoplane named The Rosa Maria at 9 46 a m in a bid to fly non stop from New York to Warsaw Poland He plans possibly to land in London en route if the plane remains sound His wife Martha and Father Paul Knappek accompany him for breakfast and farewells before departure.
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Floyd Bennett Airport
N. Y
Stanley Hausner
New York
Warsaw
Poland
Hausner
London
Stand Hausner
Martha
Paul Knappek
Newark
Father Knappek
Youth Held In Dietrich Extortion Plot In Hollywood
A young former motion picture worker is questioned in an extortion plot to kidnap Marlene Dietrich’s daughter unless $28,000 is paid. District Attorney Baron Fitts says the youth is held incommunicado and may link to letters sent to Dietrich and Mrs. Egon Muller.
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Hollywood
Marlene Dietrich
Baron Fitts
Dietrich
Egon Muller
Fitts
Muller
Will Aoe president to dissolve Reichstag
Berlin June 3. The cabinet decided today to ask the president to dissolve the Reichstag immediately.
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Will Aoe
Reichstag
Berlin
Favorable Report On Garner Bill In House Ways Panel
Washington June 3 The House Ways and Means Committee on a party line vote 15 to 9 favorably reported the Garner unemployment relief bill totaling 2 309 000 000 The panel made slight revisions including a five day work week on public works projects and added a 15 000 000 army housing program from the Military Affairs Committee
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Bulletin
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Military Affairs Committee
Earthquake Reported Shakes Regis College in Denver
Bulletin from Denver dated June 3 reports an intense earthquake that broke the seismograph at Regis College. Father A W Forstall stated the tremor was strong but could not estimate the epicenter or extent of the disturbance.
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Denver
Colo
Regis College
A. W. Forstall
Father Forstall
Elyria Mobilizes Municipal Gardens Under Relief Plan
Elyria opens 430 plus municipal gardens headed by Mayor W H Van Oster to fight relief needs. Needy residents register at city hall, receive plots 50 by 100 feet, seeds and plants funded with 1000 dollars, and follow city plans under penalty of loss of garden. Crops include corn tomatoes peppers potatoes cabbage and beans to boost winter supplies. Families bring picnics and volunteers donate tools to equip gardeners.
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Elyria
W. H. van Oster
Clay Scott
Lorain County seeks bonds for relief projects total 131245
County commissioners report a trimmed request for 131245 in relief bonds after reductions from an initial 355126. They state the plan, awaiting state relief commission and tax department approval, would fund Lorain and Elyria needs plus several school boards and townships with specified amounts. They also seek 27000 for county purposes including Home, Children's Home, TB sanatorium, Mothers Pensions, and Soldier Relief.
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Tax Commission
Lorain
Elyria
LaGrange
Wellington
Sheffield
Columbia
Brownhelm
Blackie
Amherst
Beating Death in a Nine Hour Tank Climb
Edward Newton, 38, survived a nine hour ascent up a 120 foot water tank while fumes from asphalt dangerous to health rose with the sun. His fellow worker Ernest Howard, 36, died as Newton crawled upward, repeatedly overcome yet persisting to reach safe ground by three o clock in the afternoon.
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Wilmington
Del
Edward Newton
Ernest Howard
Howard
Newton
Newport
Here
Report Terry To Succeed McGraw
Bulletin from New York on June 3 states John J. McGraw resigns after thirty years as manager of the New York Giants and will be succeeded by Bill Terry, the club's first baseman.
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New York
New York World-Telegram Today
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
National Baseball League
Bill Terry
Lorain Officials Seek Relief Funds Details in Columbus
Lorain city officials led by City Solicitor Grills Deputy Auditor Pollock and a representatives of city employees conferred in Columbus with Ford Becker of the state tax commission about anticipated relief funds under emergency legislation. They discussed shares of bond proceeds and relief needs, noting Lorain bears a large portion of the county burden and that the number of local relief cases jumped to 1260 from 400. They planned further talks with Mayor Braught and the State Relief Commission executive secretary.
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Columbus
Lorain
Ohio General Assembly
Wesley Ll. Grills
A. M. Pollock
William Latimer
Ford F. Becker
State Tax Commission
Becker
State Relief Commission
Grills
Elyria
Lorain County
Tax Commission
E. 0. Braught
Quake Kills Eight in Colima Mexico Bulletin
A strong earthquake in Colima state Mexico today left at least eight dead and more than 15 injured. Many buildings were damaged and Manzanillo reported feared losses with communications blocked. The major tremor was followed by smaller shocks and local seismographs were knocked out.
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Mexico City
Colima
Manzanillo
Raskob Called to Reveal Methods in GM Rise
Washington June 3. John J. Raskob, financier and Democratic National Committee chairman, testified before the Senate Banking and Currency Committee on how he helped build General Motors into a major industrial giant. The hearing, part of probes into stock market activity, also featured Charles E. Mitchell High B. Baker and John D. Ryan as witnesses. Raskob appeared nervous as reporters noted the surprise witness status and Democratic turnout to the room.
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Washington
John J. Raakob
America
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
General Motors Corporation
William A. Gray
Stock Exchange
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
High B. Baker
National City Company
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Company
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Senator Fletcher
Florida
Gray
Bodies Of Two Missing Men Found
Authorities in Monroe Michigan report the discovery of two bullet riddled bodies recovered from Lake Erie. The victims are Earl Wiseman aged 22 and Joseph Wisneck aged 28 both from nearby South Reskwood and South River Rouge. Police believe the men were slain by rum runners ten days after disappearance.
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Monroe, Mich
Lake Erie
Earl Wiseman
South Reskwood
Joseph Wisneck
South River Rouge
Herriot Invited to Form Cabinet in Paris
Albert Lebrun invited Edouard Herriot Radical Socialist leader to form a cabinet in Paris. The action comes as France seeks new government stability amid political shifts in June. Herriot’s acceptance would set the stage for upcoming policy formation and state leadership changes.
Bright Spots In Business World
Moody's investors service reports the financial position of 334 leading U.S. corporations remains strong despite three years of low mood. Chrysler Motor Corp shipments in May rose 34.3 percent from 1931. Passenger counts on all mail lines for the first four months rose to 72,797 with 39,639 in 1921. Hazel Atlas Glass Co declared a 25 cent extra dividend. Chicago building permits value reached 648,900 dollars in May versus 237,100 dollars in April.
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New York
Moody's Investors Service
Detroit
Chrysler Motor Corp
B. BE. Hutchinson
Washington
Glover
Chicago
la Mad
Oklahoma City Flood Deaths As North Canadian River Rages
June 3 reports from Oklahoma City describe a cloudburst that sent the North Canadian river floodwaters across the city. National guardsmen and city agencies mobilized to rescue stranded families, with at least two dead and many injured. Thousands marooned as seven inches of rain fell since 2 a.m. over more than 10 miles.
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Oklahoma City
William. H. Murray
Packington
Capitol Hill
Oxla
Oklahoma
National Guard
Robert Burns
Charles Barratt
Amelia Earhart arrives in Paris for tribute and travels ahead
Amelia Esme hart Putnam American transatlantic flyer arrives in Paris from Cherbourg to a 5000 strong crowd at Saint Lazaire station. Norman Armour of the U S embassy greets her along with officials. She accepts an invitation to visit Mussolini era Rome and plans to depart for Italy next Tuesday.
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Paris
Amelia Esmehart Putnam
London
St. Lazaire
Cherbourg
Homsband
George Palmer Putnam
Norman Armour
United States
Miss Earhart
Musete Jint
Roth
Italy
Bonus Army Passes Through Elyria On Way To Cleveland
The Bonus Army, drawing wide attention with its Washington march, passed through Elyria at 10 p m en route to Cleveland where they planned to demand transportation to their next stop. Few locals realized the group had traveled by the New York Railroad, and the caravan’s passing remained largely untraced as it moved on tonight.
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Washington
Elyria
Cleveland
New York
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