Steel group om wy to capital
A delegation of steel workers from McKeesport headed by Watson McKee boarded a morning train to Washington to urge President Roosevelt to oppose Amalgamated's general strike plan. They claimed to represent 5 percent of local steel workers, citing suffering yet supporting steady jobs and a return to prosperity. The group said the trip was funded by the local Chamber of Commerce with no company backing.
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Mckeesport
Amalgamated
Washington
Roosevelt
Watson McKee
NRA
Nee
Lorain County 4-H Members to Attend Youth Institute
Lorain County's Senior 4-H Club will send ten members to the Young People's Institute at Camp Crag Medina County July 15 to 19. Miss Alice Bird and C. J. Hummel will attend final day activities. Ruth Shirker Stanley Hoskin Marguerite Streicher Margaret Pallas and Mary Francis Sechriver confirmed plans to go. speakers include R. B. Tom J. P. Schmidt and B. B. Spohn and Dean Cunningham. Minnie Price leads planning sessions.
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Lorain County
Young People’s Institute
Camp Crag
Medina County
Alice Bird
Ridgeville Grange
Miss Bird
C. J. Hummel
Ruth Shirker
Stanley Hoskin
Eaton Township
Marguerite Streicher
Margaret Pallas
Carlisle
Mary Francis Sechriver
Grafton
C. C. Coy
R. B. Tom
Ohio State University
J. P. Schmidt
Ohio
Fingerprints Found at Oberlin Burglary Scene
Deputy sheriffs combed Oberlin after a thief entered E. A. Stevens residence at 24 North Park Street last night stealing Mrs. Stevens watch and a pocketbook with danza and a brooch. Fingerprints on a window sill were photographed by Deputy Clade Adams as investigators seek the burglar.
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E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
Oberlin
Clade Adams
Fragmented Note on Sores and Swollen Feet Health
An unclear OCR note discusses sore inflamed swollen feet with garbled phrases and stray letters. The readable parts reference foot health but no identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations are present. The fragment lacks concrete facts to summarize into a clear, sourced news item.
Monoxide Gas Dangers On Local Automotive Tour
A. J. Foster Jr aboard a Cities Service educational tour lectured city and health officials on carbon monoxide hazards in cars. The energized demonstration car, touring Elyria and Lorain, showcased tools to test vehicles and plans to place testing sets in Lorain County for motorist safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Foster, Jr
Cities Service Company
Elyria
Lorain
Lorain County
Senior 4-H Club Maps Plans For Summer Season
About thirty members attended the Lorain County Senior 4-H Club meeting at Ridgeville Grange Hall. Julian Perkins presided, with a tentative summer schedule, June 27 next meeting, and a July 21 beach party planned. R B Tom of Ohio State University will attend for his third and final visit. No August double meeting. one meeting on August 9 planned. Marguerite Sirciener won two pounds of candy for best fair exhibit idea. Housekeeping included building games, refreshments by Marion Lauer and Lies Eldred. guests Frank Mason and others attended.
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Lorain County
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Julian Perkins
Columbia
R. B. Tom
Ohio State University
Marguerite Sirciener
H. W. Harshfield
Curahoga County
Stanley Hoskin
Robert
Meriton Mason
Marion Lauer
Lies
Lillian Eldred
Frank Mason
Death Record Mrs J F Rogers Sr
Mrs Anna May Rogers of 156 Broad Street died yesterday at her daughter’s home after a month long illness. Born November 14 1865 in Fredericksburg Ohio she lived in Elyria 34 years. Survived by husband James E Rogers daughter Mrs J B Young grandson Kenneth Young and brother John D Mai. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Sy gro Funeral Home with Rev W C Fowler officiating. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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J. FE. Rogers
Anna May Rogers
James E. Rogers
Broadstreet
Wogon St
J. B. Young
Cornell Avenue
Fredericksburg
Elyria
Young
Kenneth Young
John D. Mai
Kansas
Sygro Funeral Home
W. C. Fowler
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Guo Strikers Back on Job at Toledo
About 380 workers of the electrical aviation company returned to work after partial layoff. Union leaders reported that the resumed operations followed two days of protest and wage talks, with several workers registering new agreements over pay and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guo
Toledo
Avia Lite Co
Das
Methodist Women Elect New President and Officers
The Methodist Women's Missionary Society elected Mrs Herman Portman as president for the coming year with officers including AC Shubert, K W Starsell and Bond, plus a treasurer and secretaries. A Norwalk district convention is set for Medina in June with delegates named. A joint Hom Missionary Society gathering was planned along with reports on stewardship and missions.
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MNS
Hnkaman
Methodist Wb
Missionsary Society of the For
Abe
George Haines
Henry Cesenscud
Wits
Dev Tronah Gery
Edwin Shabert
Norwalk
Medina
Kh. W. Stareell
George Habies
RC. Barber
Hom
Tme
Herman Portman
Phen Fetta
AC. Shubert
K. W. Starsell
Bond
2. Jackson
HC. Semvind
IL Therome
Asssistant
Ackerman
Bridge Experts to Aid Fans Next Week at Rivoli Theatre
Bridge fans may consult a renowned expert in the Chronicle Telegram sponsored event at the Rivoli Theatre June 11 12 and 13. Tickets cost admission and are limited with merchants urging patrons to obtain them early. The session aims to help players solve challenging problems and improve play through discussion of published puzzles.
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Capeat
Chronicle
Rivoli Theatre
M. Bosinnerss
Riven Ibs
the & l
Sea Monk
Ucket
Unetr
Chronicle-Telegram
Mrs Roosevelt Visits New Frontiers in West Virginia
Mrs Roosevelt, touring under the New Deal program, visited Ghartuon WV and spoke at the opening ceremony. She praised progress on projects aiding miners and promised continued support for employment and relief efforts in the region.
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Ghartuon
W.vadie
Roosevelt
Gary
Amd
Svores
Stilasere
Ier
Measures Adopted To Restore Fair Practices In Dry Cleaners
In Columbus Ohio the state administrative board approved measures to restore fair price provisions of the dry cleaner code. Under Victor Newsar Sykes, Donald Hall said the program will start immediately with National Recovery Administration support. Hall, formerly from Washington, noted broad NRA sympathy for cleaner regulation and that 85 percent of trade members would seek reinstatement of the code.
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Columbus
Dane T
Ohio State Administrative Board
Viertor L. News
Ar Sykes
Ohioscovery Act
Donald Hall
Ohio
Hall
Washington
National Recovery
Urey
Hie
Iréne
ORA
Johnson
Confession in Farmer Death Reported in Wisconsin Case
Herbert Thacker signs a confession stating he and Ray Freeman killed farmer Stephen Huntley in Huntley’s barn last Monday. Freeman denied the account. Sheriff Turner announced the confession and said both youths were held for grand jury action.
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Jackson
Stephen Huntley
Herbert Thacker
WP. Turner
Thacker
Ray Freeman
Huntley
Freeman
Gas Company Plans Appeal After Supreme Court Rebuff
Lima Ohio June. West Ohio Gas Company says it will appeal the Ohio Supreme Court ruling upholding a Public Utilities Commission order. The order set a basic rate and required refunds of 259080 to 10000 Lima consumers after a May 16 decision. Rehearing motions were denied yesterday.
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Lima
Ohio Supreme Court
West Ohio
Gias
United States Supreme Court
Frank L. Pringle
Public Utilities Commission
Bar Iron Group Agreement Seen
Cleveland June 7 An all day session between representatives of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers and heads of the Western Bar Iron Association aimed to finalize a contract. The agreement covers wages and working conditions for thousands in the bar iron division and would take effect July 1. Labor leaders note smooth bargaining over six decades of steel industry iron bar issues.
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Cleveland
Bar Iron Division
Steel Industry
Amalgamated Association of Iron
Steel and Tin Workers
Western Bar Tron Association
Iron Bar
Officials Review Repairs in Elytin Schools
James of Brown, business manager of Elytin schools, joined by Dr A R Agate and C I Price, inspected several schools yesterday to plan repair work. No definite action will be taken yet as funds must be confirmed before work begins, and none of the listed schools Gifford, McKintey, Jefferson, Gates, or the high school were visited.
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Gifford, MckKintey
Defferson
Gates
High Seliot
Democrats Complete Amherst Lorain Ticket for Fall Race
A joint Elyria Democratic Men's Club and Lorain Democratic Club meeting at Amherst Eagles Hall affirmed candidates for county prosecutor and common pleas judge. Mayor E G Dijiwald urged a strong turnout. Alvin Levin, Albert Levin, J Sherman and Henry King named for tickets with Custer Snyder for Court of Appeals. A publicity committee was formed and a June 14 county Democrats gathering planned at Grafton host.
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Amherst
Elyria
Iratron
Grafton
Obscene literature trial date set in Elgin officials clash
The trial of Steward R et Elrria oan all radictment charging him with selling exhibiting and offering to sell obscene literature begins before two jurors in Judge W K Thompson's court next Tuesday. Prosecutor Frank E Stevens announced Rawson was indicted after Elgin officials moved to halt the weekly newspaper's circulation amid alleged obscene articles.
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Steward Ret
Elrria Oan
W. K. Thompson
Provecuetor
Frank E. Stevens
Rawson
Elgins
New Chauffeurs Licenses Needed for Ohio Drivers
Applications for Ohio chauffeur licenses open Monday June 11 as announced by Miss Allyan M. Gehl secretary of the Elyria Automobile Club. Licenses not yet in effect will become void July 1 and new licenses must be obtained before that date. The new licenses run for one year from July 1, 1934 to July 1, 1935, replacing the six month licenses previously issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Allyan M. Gehl
Elyria Automobile Club
Missich
Aged Resident Dies After Long Illness at Home
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. F. Smith aged resident of Oberlin after a six year illness. She lived at 129 North Park Street and is survived by seven children. Services set for Friday at 2:59 at Brat M E Church. Also reports on American Legion Auxiliary meeting and local club activities with scattered details and misprints from the same page.
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North Park Street
Smith
Oberlin
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Harley Smilin
M Teress Smith
Ouis Smith
Elan Thomson
Worthy Smith
Quer
Bertha Wart
Los Ans Californ
Myre
Cerile
Lucy Titford
Addie
Sandusky
Brat
M. E. Churek
Lorain Evening Social Notes Highlight Local Events
William Pickre seeks governor in Lorain as principal speaker while Mrs Ann Makley hosts at North Pleasant Street. Bridge club gathering on North Cedar Avenue. families from Maple and Grocivand streets attend events. Residents travel to Washington DC for Howard University graduation with Grace Cowan among grads. Local Legion Auxiliary meeting followed by reception for niece Zine Caven. Alfred Squire visits from Eaton. Carleze to Washington for Federal Trade Commission work. Frank Peck Chapter De Molay plans June 14 installation at Oberlin Grand Hall with Dad Artois Brobe as inspector. James Fairchild touring Bethlehem previously, plans summer at a private cottage.
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Lorain
William Pickre
Wal
Ann Makley of
Daston
Democratic Women of the State
Charles Magruder
North Pleasant Street
Frank E. Peck
Order of de- Molay
Oberlin Grance Ha
Nazi Probers Seek 340000 for Summer Inquiry
Washington June 7. The House Nazi investigation committee votes to ask Congress for 340,000 to fund its probe this summer amid disclosures of highly organized propaganda networks in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
House
Plant closes at Norwood Remington Rand plant after strike
About 1200 workers idle as a dodging order by plant manager H T Anderson halts operations at the Norwood Remington Rand plant. Strikers win a temporary victory by blocking reopening without union recognition amid fears of damage and disruption. No police stationed at key points to prevent repeats of a prior incident.
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Cincinnati
Norwood
Remington Rand. Inc
H. T. Anderson
Shirhane
Lorain Bridge Repair Authorized by County Commissioners
County commissioners on Vester Day authorized repairs to the neat approach of the Erie avenue bridge in Lorain at an estimated cost of £260. Work to be carried out by Condly Sure For.
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Lorain Bridge
Vesterday
Erie Avenue Bridge
Lorain
Camden township votes to improve Guthrie Ditch
Camden County commissioners yesterday approved Guthrie Ditch improvement in Camden township at an estimated cost of 1300 dollars. The County Board of Health received a 625 dollar tax distribution advance for general expenses. Kathryn Ida Kelser sues for divorce from Charles Philip Kelser citing gross neglect. they share a child, Anne. Walter Hunter sues for divorce from Anna May Hunter citing wilful absence.
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Guthrie Ditch
Camden
Camden Township
County Board of Health
Kathryn Ida Kelser
Charles Philip Kelser
Lorain
Anne
Walter Hunter
Amherst
Anna May Hunter
Altoona
Internal Party Strife Shapes Hoover Era Politics
The piece details clashes within the Democratic and Republican camps, noting Fletcher’s middle-of-the-road critique of the old order, conservative control of the National Committee led by Hoover aides, and shifts at the committee level. It also mentions John Dr. M. Hamilton as general counsel and rising liberal agitation among the young Republicans, set against a health note on malaria in India.
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Fletcher
National Committee
Hoover
Ogden Mills
Walter 5. Brown
Mark ‘l L. Requa
John Dr. M.hamilton
Kansas
S. Fiallanan
West Vira
Young Republican Movement
Hein
Graduates Process to Stage in Class Of 19XX Ceremony
The valedictorian Sarah Catherine Paine led graduates moving to the platform in a slow parade as the orchestra played Marche Noble. Principal C. P. Shively and school board president E. L. Moody presented diplomas. Rev. G. A. Brown gave the invocation. Oliver Townsend and Irene Hollis offered solos with Jeanette Sheppard at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Catherine Paine
C. P. Shively
E. L. Moody
G. A. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Oliver Townsend
Irene Hollis
Jeanette Sheppard
Prosecution Leaders Meet on Ohio Recovery Admin Duties
In Columbus Ohio on June 7 prosecutors from 65 counties gathered for the first step of an ORA educational program. Officials Bricker Tangeman Coffin Brown and Crowell outlined duties to enforce ORA provisions. A second meeting of code authorities will follow soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Recovery Administration
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Theodore Tangeman
ORA
O. W. L. Coffin
Oscar A. Brown
Benedict Crowell
NRA
Hemicoid: a supposed safe internal medicine cure
A fragmented column promotes Hemicoid as a harmless internal medicine for piles. It claims discovery by Dr J Leonhard after years of study and promises a safe, ready treatment to relieve painful hemorrhoids, touting immediate relief and a clean cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leonhard
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Arthur Romp
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Harold Birch
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Roy Hultz
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Mrs. Roosevelt
New Frontiers
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Bar Iron Group
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Democrat
Legion Auamiliary
Regnar
Americcan Legion Auxiliary
Ali
Heidary Club
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Mrs. Phipps
Contract Bridge Club
North Cedar Avenue
John Robinson
Beatrice
Maplestreet
Eliza Cowan
Grocivand Street
Washington, D.C
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Tiste Shaffstall
Alfred Squire
Eaton
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Profesrag 3
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Carleze
Washington, TV
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Beatie
Chicago
United State Department of Agreniture
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Wincansir
Erty Ste
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India
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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