New Industry Begins Manufacturing at Elyria Plant
Manu facturers and Fabricators Inc starts partial operations at its Elyria plant with several lines. New dry cleaning and laundry equipment for hospitals and hotels are planned, welded steel fabrication expands, and a machine shop and tubing mill are being installed though full staffing awaits completion in two to three weeks. President T. F. Schilling is in a Cleveland hospital for operative treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Manufacturers and Fabricators, Inc
Cleveland
American Rolling Mills Company
Dry Cleaning Outfit
T. F. Schilling
New Bids Sought On Police Radio Equipment
Service Director I D Faxon reports four bids on police two way radio gear were rejected after a radio experts review. New specifications will place the antenna on Elyria Savings and Trust Co building for efficiency and cost savings. Bids will be readvertised with no change to the 3500 dollar limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Faxon
Board of Control
Faxon
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Joseph Q. Petro
E. J. Stankard
Verdict Affirmed For City Of Elyria In Delayed Station Case
The district court of appeals affirmed a Common Pleas verdict for the City of Elyria over contractor Fred Ross for 714 damages due to delay in completing the Water Street elevator station caused by the March 1933 banking holiday. The court also upheld a verdict for the Industrial Commission in Maude Lautzenheiser's related suit.
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District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
City of
Elyria
Fred Ross
Water Street
Industrial Commission
Weather outlook for Ohio shows showers tonight then cooler conditions
Partly cloudy and cooler with showers in eastern and southern Ohio tonight. Sunday brings fair skies and cooler temperatures in central and eastern regions with variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fearful Refugees Aboard the St. Louis Seek Homes
The Hamburg America liner St. Louis carried 922 German Jewish refugees amid appeals to the New World for asylum. Panama granted entry to Dr Julius Lewith and wife. Dominican Republic offered to take all for 500 immigration deposits. Passengers faced self harm as they awaited a solution. Captain Schroeder kept tight control to prevent mass hysteria.
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Havana
St. Louis
Caribbean
New World
Federico Laredo Bru
Wile Ane
West
Indies
Dominican Republic
Juan Demosthenes Arosemena
Panama
Julius Lewith
Vienna
United States
Schroeder
Germany
Seaplane Crashes near Toledo Rescue Three Navy Officers
A seaplane from the Grosse Ile reserve base en route to Lake Erie crashed between Toledo and Sandusky Ohio. Aviation Cadet Gordon D Cady Lieut Delphos O Coffman and Ensign Herbert B Richards were rescued after two hours afloat with minor injuries. A tug assisted the operation.
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Washington
Navy
Naval Aviation Reserve
Lake Erie
Toledo
Ohio
Gordon D. Cady
Delphos O. Coffman
Herbert B. Richards
Grosse Isle
Mich
Sandusky, O
Open House At Elyria Y M C A Camp This Weekend
Elyria Y M C A camp on the Vermilion River hosts a two day event with a Friday morning play day for 25 Elyria boys and an open house Sunday afternoon for the public from 2 to 5. Last year drew over 200 visitors and this year is expected to surpass that if weather cooperates.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Vermilion River
Elyria
Elyrians
Lorain County Board Recommends State Approval for Small Schools
The Lorain County Board of Education voted to urge the State Department of Education to approve all village and rural schools under 180 students for operation next school year. Larger schools require no such recommendation. Approval is needed for access to state funds under the Ohio School Foundation Program. C. A. Gibbons reported.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Gas direct cause of School Blast at Barberton
Gas was the direct cause of the explosion in the Barberton school house injuring 55 children and four adults. Investigators reported a ruptured gas pipe within six feet of the basement and will review further to determine the gas source.
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Columbus
Barberton
Indusa Relations
George A. Strain Toay
Strain
Royal visit marred by Edmonton protests and mob
King George and Queen Elizabeth travel a 522 mile western Canada route amid Edmonton uproar over Alberta Premier Aberhart and Lieut. Gov. Bowen. A violent crowd attack at University Hospital disrupts the royal procession as the Queen and King are forced to retreat to their car.
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ROYAL
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Edmonton
Ville
Saskatchewan
Mounts
Scere
William Aberhart
Social Credit
Alberta
J. C. Bowen
Aberhart
Bowen
University Hospital
Chief Justice Hughes Diagnosed With Ulcer
The Supreme Court announces Chief Justice Charlies Evans Hughes has a duodenal ulcer and will be bedbound for an extended period. He will miss the royal welcome for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth and other court events, after an earlier grippe illness this year.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charlies Evans Hughes
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Great Britain
Nelson A. Potter
Hughes
Grippe
Congress
Driver Of Death Car Placed On Probation
Walter Cleveland proprietor of a West 117th street garage was placed on 18 month probation after pleading guilty to a second degree manslaughter indictment for the March 5 traffic death of Fritz Buhler a Cleveland motorcyclist on Lake road in Avon Lake. He was accused by officers of driving under the influence of liquor. Mayor F H McQuillen of Huron his probation officer.
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Walter Cleveland
West 117Th Street
Cleveland
Fritz Buhler
Lake Road
Avon Lake
Buhler
F.H. McQuillen
Huron
Kidnaper Beatrice Wood Held For Grand Jury In Baby Abduction
Beatrice Wood 18 confessed kidnapping five month old Gerald McCrohan to force marriage. Magistrate Lindell ordered her held without bail as the recovered baby smiled in his mother's arms. Frederick Bauer 23, her former sweetheart, was released after police said he was an innocent dupe.
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Gerald
Margaret McCrohan
Philadelphia
Beatrice Wood
Gerald McCrohan
N. Edwin Lindell
Frederick Bauer
Miss Wood
Jerry
John McCrohan
Harold Simmons
County’s Finance Problem May Be Solved Next Week
Lorain County faces a strained general fund after 11 000 in salaries and pending benefit payments totaling 7 600 for 825 women and children. Treasurer Walter J. Wright and Auditor C. A. Horn may confer with Kelser to unlock relief, but transfers to the ADC account require county commissioner authorization.
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Lorain County Financial Jum
Bene County Board
Walter J. Wright
C. A. Horn
Kelser
Davidson
General Fund Law
Arthur Giles
Workman Injured At Plant In Wellington
Earl Conkle of 422 Herrick Avenue West lost his left hand when caught in a 150 ton press at Cleveland Steel and Metal Products in Wellington. He was taken to Allen Memorial Hospital in Oberlin where the hand was amputated after surgery at 9:30 P.M. last night during the night shift.
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Wellington
Earl Conkle
Herrick Avenue West
Cleveland Steel and Metal Products Company
Conkle
William A. Klann
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Girl Recovers From Rare Skin Disease After Sulfanilamide
Six week old Patricia Wieland of Cincinnati showed steady improvement from Ritter's disease after sulfa pyridine treatment at Children’s Hospital. Doctors noted no prior use of the drug for this illness and tied recovery to its use alongside blood transfusions and exterior care. Mortality from Ritter’s disease runs 98 to 100 percent.
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Cincinnati
Patricia Wieland
Ritter
Children's Hospital
Patricia
S.K. Wieland
Administration Seeks Broader Tax Hearing Scope
Republican members of the House Ways and Means committee press to expand hearings to cover excise taxes alongside corporation levies. They aim for a general review of the federal tax system, while the panel keeps changes to corporate levies and undistributed profits tax, amid White House advisory committee input.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Allen TT
Treadway
Mass
Thomas Jenkins
Robert L. Coughton
N.C
National Association of Manufacturers
White House
Ways and Means
County Plans Relief Note Issue to Meet State Funds
County commissioners plan early issuance of 94,600 relief notes against excise taxes to qualify for state relief matching funds. The county has already issued 151,000 relief notes financing direct aid and faces a probable 20,000 deficit by July 1. After July 1 the county must use funds from the new 94,800 note issue with the state matching any remaining deficit.
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Columbus
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
House panel backs pension increase to forty dollars a month
The Ways and Means Committee proposed raising old age pensions from 30 to 40 dollars monthly as part of revising the social security act. The plan would lift the federal match to 20 dollars, potentially costing up to 100 million dollars, with no mandatory requirement. The committee aims for action this year.
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Washington
House ,Ways, and Means
House
Robert L. Coughton
N. C
Coughton
Bolt Of Lightning Rambles Through Morgantown School
A lightning bolt tore through a Morgantown school during a storm, ripping a roof section and starting fires in two Eureka Oil tanks. Teachers battled the flames with extinguishers, stopping spread inside the building while a 7,000 barrel tank and a 46,000 barrel tank ignited in the Eureka field. The disruption also hit telephone service prompting evacuation actions nearby.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Eureka Oil Company
Eureka
Donald Reeder
Thetis Submarine Tragedy Ends as Hope Dies
British officials and rescue teams abandoned all hope for 96 men trapped in the sunken submarine Thetis off Liverpool Bay. After 13 hours without air, divers failed to revive any crew, with officials citing lethal chlorine gas from batteries as a likely cause of death.
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Thetis
North
Wales
Liverpool
Eng
Admiralty
Liverpool Bay
Cammell-Laird, Ltd
Cammell Company
axCam
Survivor Tells Of Conditions On Thetis Submarine
Liverpool reporting of the Thetis disaster recounts F F Shaw civilian technician of Cammell Laird describing the deadly gas filled compartments at the bottom of Liverpool Bay. He said two men attempted escape through the conning tower and drowned others died from gas effects or went insane as the doomed crew faced a deathly fate with no panic.
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Liverpool
England
Liverpool Bay
F.F. Shaw
Cammell Laird Company
Grebecock
Shaw
London Daily Express
Admiralty
Thetis Submarine Had Two Prior Accidents
In Birkenhead on June 3 officials disclosed the Thetis had been in two previous accidents including an incident during a trial when it struck the front of the dock. Cammell-Laird noted trouble outfitting the $1,700,000 submarine after its launch a year ago.
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Birkenhead
Eng
Thetis
Cammell- Laird, Ltd
R. S. Johnson
Cammell-Laird
Johnson
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Innocent Dupe
Missouri
Thomas J. Pendergast
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
R. Emmet O’malley
Acme
James A. Farley
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
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