Still Hopeful of Averting Steel Strike Today
Washington reports Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson and NRA counsel Donald Richberg will confer with Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers leaders in New York to avert the steel strike. Roosevelt eyes progress as longshoremen talks continue and shipping protests loom in Seattle and West Coast ports.
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Washington
Hugh S. S. Johnson
Donald Richberg
NRA
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
New York
Pacific Coast
Roosevelt
Robert F. Wagner
National Labor Board
Hugh 8. Johnson
Steel & Metal Workers Industrial Union
Johnson
White House
Seattle
J. P. Ryan
International Union
Edward F. McCrady
Thom
Board Approves Elyria High School Graduates List
The board of education approved the list of 216 graduates to receive Elyria High School diplomas at the eighty third commencement tonight. The names include 108 boys and 108 girls, seven fewer than last year’s 223 graduates, the largest class in the school’s history.
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Elyria High School
Board of Education
Ohio Weather Forecast Fair and Cooler Tonight
Ohio outlook calls for fair conditions and cooler temperatures tonight, with notably cooler air in the eastern portion. Thursday should bring continued fair skies and cooler temperatures, especially in the south region.
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Ohio
East
South
Knott Seeks Lorain County Commissioner Nomination
G H Knott, long time Elyria resident and carpenter, announces his bid for one of two Democratic nominations for Lorain County commissioner. He has thirty years in the area and for fifteen years led bridge and drainage construction for the New York Central Railroad.
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G. H. Knott
Ohio
Elyria
Lorain County
Knott
New York Central Railroad
Senior Four-H Club Meets Tonight
The Lorain County Senior 4-H Club will meet this evening at the Ridgeville Grange hall for a workshop session making games and puzzles from designs by Ohio State University sociologist R. B. Tom. Tom cannot attend due to a date conflict. Merton Mason arranged the Grange basement and Julian Perkins supplied lumber. Refreshments will follow, with the next session set for June 27 when Tom is expected to attend.
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Lorain County
Ridgeville
Aliet Bird
R. B. Tom
Ohio State University
Tom
Miss Bird
Merton Mason
Radeevile
Grange
Julian Perkins
Columbia
Women Extension Agents Conference In Northeastern Ohio
Miss Alice Bird Lorain County Extension Agent will attend a Northeastern Ohio women extension agents conference in Painesville on Friday and Saturday. Miss Minnie Price home demonstration leader and Miss Alma Garvin nutrition specialist from Ohio State will also attend.
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Alice Bird
Lorain County
Ohio
Painesville
Minnie Price
Alma’ Garvin
Ohio State
War debt crisis threatens Yankee Trading tariff program
Washington June 6 officials warned that the war debt crisis jeopardizes Roosevelt's Yankee Trading tariff plan. Total defaults exceed 11 billion dollars with Britain alone owing about 4.713 billion. Debt issues may intrude into reciprocal tariff talks while Congress bars debt concessions. Authorities hope debt discussion stays minor though exclusion seems unlikely.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Great Britain
United States
Congress
Administration
Thes Bezan
Lorain Man Faces Perjury Charge in 1829 Case
Lorain man C. E. Kent faces perjury charges after a grand jury indicted him for altering a 1829 Independent Savings and Loan financial statement claiming no second mortgages while a $9,604 related disbursement to Kent and Bakers existed. Also indicted is Milhared Smith for embezzlement of $2,148. Arraignment set before Common Pleas Judge W. B. Thompson Friday.
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Clarence W. Dick
C. EB. Kent
Lorain
Independent Savings and Loan Company
Kent
C. E
Agnes Kent
John
Estella Baker
Mildhared Smith
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Rain Cheered Drought Stricken Ohio Farms
Jarain County farmers welcomed bursts of rain that barely eased a prolonged drought and heatwave. Hummel noted Elyria and areas north fared best while southern parts saw little or no relief. Across Ohio showers varied, with two inches reported in Mt. Vernon and Cincinnati areas. Temperatures cooled from near 100 to about 90, but more rain needed to save crops.
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United Press
Jarain
Hummel
Elyria
Ohio
N. W. Baker
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Cincinnati
Washington D. H
Wilmington
Youngstown
County Roads To Be Improved In 62.7 Miles Of Surface Treatment
County commissioners authorized the county surveyor to proceed with 62.7 miles of road surface treatments including asphalt cut back drag and oil applications. Total estimated cost 54026 dollars funded from auto gas and license fees. Projects cover LaGrange to Grafton routes plus Belden Avon and Island Road sections.
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J. W. Warden
LaGranre Road
Route
Abbe Road
Elyria
Belden-Avon
North Ridge Road
Nickle Plate &R
Bandits Loot Commercial Savings Bank in Napoleon
Three armed bandits in overalls robbed the Commercial Savings Bank in Napoleon at 9:35 A M on Wednesday, taking about 1500 dollars at gunpoint. Two entered the bank while a third kept watch in a car with Ohio license plates 135-382, then escaped toward Bryan on Route 6. Sheriff Bowerman pursued with deputies five minutes after.
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Napoleon, QO
Commercial Savings
Ohio
Edward M. Gregg
Neil Wagner
Marie Prior
Bryan, O
George Bowerman
Republicans Seek Adjournment of Congress
Washington June 5 Republicans demand a showdown on congressional adjournment and threaten to filibuster if President Roosevelt insists on enacting his expanded legislative program. Administration bills may be scuttled as the perennial bonus bill is revived and reported likely unfavorably to the Senate. Democrats as well as Republicans seek a quick adjournment while admin leaders show willingness to drop some presidential measures.
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Washington
Tkepublicans
Roosevelt
Finance Committee
Senate
Sharp Clashes Mark G O P Meeting
At Chicago on June 6 sectional fights between east and west heated discussions as the Republican National Committee sought a united front against the new deal. Henry P. Fletcher, a Pennsylvania figure and former ambassador to Italy, led inside-track hopes for the chairmanship amid insurgent threats and talk of a third party unless eastern Old Guard influence prevailed. Walter S. Hallaway of West Virginia emerged as a compromise option but faced strong opposition from Osden Mills and Walter Brown who backed Fletcher.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Henry
Fletcher
Old Guard
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Italy
Walter S. Hallaway
Virginia
Osden Mills
Crash Fatal To Athletic Coach
Harold Jack Seery aged 32 a Minster high school athletic coach was killed when a tire blew on the Dixie Highway north of Wapakoneta Ohio and his car struck a pole. Passersby found his body he planned to return home to New Hampton Iowa Wednesday.
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Wapakoneta
Harold Jack Seery
Minster
Dixie Highway
Here
New Hampton
Iowa
Injuries Fatal to Autige Trner Buck Savage Dies in Elyria
Detroit race driver Carl L. Zimerla known as Buck Savage died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a Memorial Day crash at the Fairgrounds. He suffered a fractured spine punctured lung and multiple broken ribs, fought bravely, and was 54 years old. He served in the Navy and Coast Guard and drove for Hudson Motor Car Company. He was unmarried and residing with Mrs C B Prugh in Detroit. Funeral plans were incomplete. Rush aid to ship: three coast guard cutters dispatched to aid freighter Mariposa near Duluth.
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Carl L. Zimerla
Detroit
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Zimerla
Buck Savage
Fairgrounds
Savage
U. S
Navy
Hudson Motor Car Company
U. S. Navy
L. A. Coast Guards
C. B. Prugh
Continental Avenue
Duluth
Minn
Elyria Board seeks six month note extension for district debt
Elyria Board of Education asks the State Teachers' Retirement System to extend the $50,000 note due July 15 and replace it with a new $50,000 note for six months. The district has paid $25,000 of the $75,000 tax anticipatory note and faces $33,000 in general bonds also due July 15. School business manager James F. Brown said payroll and other expenses prompted the borrowing, and he hopes to resolve the loan by year end.
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Elyria Board of Education
James F. Brown
Brown
Boy Who Killed Two To Plead Insanity
Louis Rude Payne, a year-old youth, plans to plead insanity as he faces a coroner’s jury for slaying his mother and younger brother with a hatchet in a fevered rage. His attorney, Charles V. Rude, indicated the boy will not testify. Payne is a cousin of Mrs. Carrie Payne and her 14-year-old son Robert, killed as they slept.
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Los Angeles
Louis Rude Payne
Coronner
Charles V. Rude
Rude
Carrie Payne
Robert
Kiwanis Club Speaker Guy B. Findley to Speak on Japan
Elyria Kiwanis Club meeting at Hotel Newell tomorrow noon will feature local attorney Guy B. Findley. His talk titled Our Relations With Japan aims to inform members on international ties and policy considerations.
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Guy
Findley
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Japan
Elyria Ministers Protest Sunday Use of High School Auditorium
The Elyria Ministerial Association protested renting the Elyria High School Auditorium for secular Sunday events. They objected to an advertisement for Frivolities of 1934, urged the board to discontinue Sunday night use, and the resolution was added to Board of Education records signed by Rev. E B Redhead and Rev. H A Sayles.
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Elyria High School
Elyria Board of Education
Elyria Ministerial Association
Focal
Ministerial Association of
Elyria
Board of Education
E. B. Redhead
Association
H. A. Sayles
Daniels Takes Stand In Own Defense In Bus Crash Case
William Daniels a Pittsburgh bus driver charged with manslaughter for a crash that killed six near here testifies he swerved to avoid a parked Norwalk truck whose unlighted rear end loomed as he passed. Prosecution rests after six witnesses. defense argues Norwalk truck had no rear light.
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William Daniels
Pittsburgh
Here
Cass
Daniels
Norwalk
Frank E. Stevens
Kenneth Guild
Cleveland
William Miller
Amherst
W. B Thompson
A. W. Schaffer
Schaffer
Guild
Stevens
Ask Supervision For Tennis Courts
The Elyria Board of Education discussed proper attire for tennis players at Ely Stadium courts at its June meeting. Mothers led protests over shirtslessness and girls in shorts. The board voted to hire Rev Clymer, Hiyra High School coach, for 200 dollars to supervise the courts and enforce rules at the Nish school athletic field. acceptance uncertain.
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Ely Stadium
Elyria
Cimmers
Hiyra High Scho
Someon
Nish Schol Athletic Field
Clymer
Plan survey of schools to outline summer repair program
A survey will be conducted this week by James F. Brown and the Elsha Board of Education to determine the main network needs for the summer. Brown presented a tentative list of improvements and asked board members to visit schools with him to decide which work should be done this summer and which deferred.
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James F. Brown
Bestoges
Elsha Board of Education
Brown
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G. O. P. Committee
Walter
Halliman
James BE. Watson
Walter S. Halliman
James Watson
Indiana
Everett Sanders
B. Knott
R. Bennett
Joshua L. Johns
Kiwanis International
Vincent Massey
Toronto
Canada
Richard B. Bennett
Appleton
Wis
G.O.P
Autige “Trner
Kiwwanians
Herr Guy B. Findley
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