Wait Reply of Steel Institute on Arbitration
Quarrelling factions of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers sign a peace pact and form a five man committee to confer with government officials over the threatened steel strike. The move aims to gain Roosevelt's support and advance an arbitration plan proposed by Hugh Johnson.
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Steel Institute
Washlington
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Meel and Tin Workers
United Press
Washington
Association of Iran
Frances Perkins
Mike Tighe
Millant
Ispe
Roosevelt
Tighe
American Iron and Eel Institute
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
Congress
Senate
File
Rosevelt
Ani
Mex
Ctieus
Ohio Supreme Court review sought in Elyria power case
The Ohio Public Service Commission asked the Ohio Supreme Court to review a Court of Appeals ruling that omitted an accounting of alleged electric power rate overcharges in Elyria. The Common Pleas Court refused injunction to halt bills until demand charges are set, and the appellate court favored the city with an armdog. The power company seeks a stay of execution pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Public Service
Comax Today
Ohio Supreme Yutl
Plain County Court of Appeals
Allied Company
Iria
Common Pleas Court
The
Cominy
Court of Appeals
Power Company
Supreme Court
Smith Seeks State Representative Nomination
William G. Smith of 526 Foster Avenue announces his candidacy for the State Representative nomination. He is completing his second term as councilman from the second Ward, actively fighting for lower utility rates. A former contractor now runs a builders supply and coal company, and serves as president of the Lorain County Fish and Game Club while affiliated with local Elks and Moose lodges. He has lived in Elyria twenty five years and in Lorain County his entire life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Smith
Foster Avenue
Lorain County
Darrow Board Ready 10 Quit and NRA Reforms
June reports describe the Darrow Board packing up as the NRA shifts away from price fixing. Gen. Hugh S. Johnson acted to address board complaints, signaling a move toward flexible prices with limited anti-trust rules on price posting and stricter safeguards to prevent large firms from crushing smaller competitors.
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Washington
NRA
Darrow Board
Hugh S. Johnson
Clarence Darrow
Lorain Man arraigned on perjury charge in savings case
Kent of 1601 Ninth street Lorain indicted for perjury over altered statements from Independent Savings and Loan Company 17 Lorain while secretary appeared in Judge Thompson's court for arraignment. Arraignment continued to Monday with bond set at 1. Mildred Smith, assistant secretary, also to be arraigned Tuesday on embezzlement charges of 2148 dollars.
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BE. Kent
Ninth Street
Lorain
Independent Savings and Loan Company
Jodce WB. Thompson
Kest
Mildred Smith
Rescue Hopes Rise After United Flight Wreck Near Selleck
Rescuers near a Cedar River wilderness crash site of a United Airlines Seattle bound plane report survivors among six aboard. Co pilot Dwight Hansen crawled five miles to report the wreck and was treated for injuries. Passengers include Mrs. O. G. Johannesen, F. C. Beezley, Robert Clark, David Moore, Mercedes Boyd Winthrop, Helen Curran, Marian Bennett.
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Selleur
Wash
United Air Lines
Seattle
Cascades
United Airlines
Dwight Hansen
Hansen
Selleck
Ben Redfield
O. G. Johannesen
F. C. Beezley
Spokane
Robert Clark
Wenatchee
David Moore
Mercedes Boyd
Winthrop
Helen Curran
Marian Bennett
Evidence of Nazi Propaganda Ties Revealed in Hearings
Special agents probing Nazi influence in the United States disclosed evidence of foreign propaganda activities to be presented at public hearings after Congress adjourns. Highlights include alien German members of a steel helmets group enlisting in the New York National Guard and German consular aid to propaganda.
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Washington
Ioe
House
Nazi Investigating Committee
United States
Congress
New York
Stien
New York National Guard
Hitler
Silver Shirts
America
Roosevelt
William D. Peliey
White House
Lorain Liquor Permit Suspended by Alcohol Board
The Ohio Liquor Control Board suspended for 10 days the liquor permit of Louis Fields at the Old Colonial Hotel Lorain Fields was charged with serving liquor at a night pitch BAO a MIRKT clad permit.
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Columbus
Ohio Inquor Board
Louis Fields
Colonal
Lorain
Fieids
Cruickshank leads Open after first round at Merion
Bobby Cruickshank, the Scottish born American from Richmond, tops the Open field at Merion with 271 today and 71 yesterday for a 142 aggregate as the second round nears sundown. He fared well overall despite a few miscues at the 2nd and 11th holes and came close to birdie opportunities on 18.
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Merion Cricket Club
Ardmere
Bobby Cruickshank
Wee Sco
Richmond
Cruickshank
Hoe
Auto Crash Injures Two In Cleveland
A large sedan left Middle Avenue at Fuller Street yesterday afternoon, struck a pole, and two of the four occupants were injured. Mrs. Charles Clark, 33, of 5356 West 29th Street, Cleveland, suffered a fracture of the left shoulder. Bernard Hallman, 30, of 1925 West 50th Street, Cleveland, had head cuts. Both were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Clark was admitted, Hallman treated and released. Clark was later arraigned before Mayor Wanoster, fined £5 plus costs, and jailed when unable to pay. Police found a partially filled half pint bottle of altered liquor on the front seat. The other two occupants fled before arrival and were not identified.
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Middle Avenue
Fuller
Charles Clark
West 29Th Street
Cleveland
Bernard Hallman
West 50Th Street
Elydla Memorial Hospital
Clark
W. J. Wanoster
Bible School At Baptist Church Opens Monday
The Tenth Annual Summer Bible School by First Baptist Church runs for three weeks starting Monday, June 11, for children aged 5 to 16. About 200 youngsters are expected to attend the daily sessions from 9:00 to 11:30, with no admission charge. The program includes singing, Bible verses, history, and weekly treats, led by 10 teachers and eight assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Court test of bus ban begins in Columbus Ohio
In Ohio courts a test case unfolds over Nevins Western buses barred from state highways for dangerous equipment. The Public Utilities Commission revoked their certificate for safety violations. Temporary injunctions race through Dayton and Columbus to halt or dissolve the ruling as the company claims interstate commerce interference and constitutional issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Nevins-Western
Nevins- Western
Dayton
U. S
Don Power
Commission
U. S&s
Benson Hough
Darton
Seon
Angi
Wandering Jays Worry Parents and Seek Safe Nest
Four young bluejays fled Ely Park seeking world beyond home. A marauding cat threatened them until Mama and Papa Jay, with neighbors, drove it off. Passersby helped usher the birds back to a tree while the jays warned away supposed kidnappers. A City Hall custodian later captured one jay for an unknown pet.
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Ely Park
Mama
Paya Jay
Theo
Papa Jay
Julius Vanderson
City Hall
Schools Close For Year In Lorain County Areas
Bells rang ending the 1933-34 term for over 14 000 students in Elyria Lorain Amherst and Wellington with Oberlin awaiting next week. Graduations totals: Lorain 503 Elyria 216 Amherst 58 Wellington 38 Oberlin 74. Enrollment in Elyria 4747 with high school 1705 and Jefferson Junior High 117. total 5952 for the year, up 46 from last year. Reopening date to be set at the next board meeting.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
Wellington
Oberlin
Ambers
Wellington High
Obertin
Jefferson Junior High
R. C. Maston
Maston
McKinley
Franklin
Iamilton
Hanever
Masiin
Eat
Board of Education
Paroled Man Given Penalty Term in Ohio Case
Common Pleas Judge in Urbana Ohio sentenced Roy Paparorth of Amherst for violating probation imposed earlier. Paparorth, previously granted five years probation for theft involving 90 pounds on June 3, 1257, faced a new sentence of seven years to be served in the penitentiary at Columbus. The parole violator was arraigned today after a recent arrest for attempted burglary.
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Urbana
Ohin
Roy Paparorth
Amherst
C. E. Cooper
Columbus
Roosevelt outlines plan for social insurance and new deal scope
President Roosevelt presents to Congress a comprehensive plan for social insurance, unemployment and old age security, funded by contributions and coordinated with states. He stresses private industry role, national scope with federal management of funds, and warns of continued emergency measures and restraint on pork barrel spending. He frames three core objectives as minimal promises of security for home hood livelihood and insurable families.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Capitol Hill
Cnstain
Coubt
Are &Oe Amoens Uc
President Roosevelts New Message on Social Reform
Washington June 8 President Roosevelts message outlines planned use of natural resources and social legislation. It calls for social insurance to secure citizens and families and guarantees for aged and jobless, with added emergency measures and limits on pork barrel spending. It urges cooperation between federal and state governments, funding by contributions, shared private industry costs, a housing program, and a planned water resources initiative with a concrete plan for next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt urges no return to past with housing and water plans
Roosevelt tells Congress the public can decide wisely on measures to curb past abuses and push for the greater good. He urges a housing program supported by private money and congressional stimulus for modernization. He cites a severe drought across 15 midwestern states and calls for planned water resource utilization with a program ready for the next session.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Middle West
Demanding action on sidetracked bills in House
In Washington June, insurgent House members angry over inflation, farm relief and labor aid bills being sidetracked circulate a petition. Sponsored by Rep. Joseph P. Monaghan, it gathered 49 signatures before the House met, pledging to vote against adjournment until the measures are acted on. If a majority signs, leadership cannot push adjournment until the insurgents’ remedial reforms are approved.
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Washington
House
Joseph P. Monaghan
di Mont
Award Contract For Street Oil In Eisra Streets
Keary J Hart named Safety Service Director Tred A Underhill announced a contract for 10900 gallons of oil to spread on Eisra streets. Hart bid among ten bids at 14 cents per gallon and will begin immediate delivery to medic. work on local streets starts tomorrow. Other bids for concrete em mot sand and slag were received but no awards yet.
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Eisra
Keary J. Hart
Safety Service
Tred A. Underhill
Hart
Focert
Underhill
Denvery
Bern
Underbaill
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Secretary of Labor
Eview
Elyria Power Case
Darrow
Hunt Procengers II
Perry County
Gaio
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Baptist Church
Utilities Commission
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