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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
4
SMINGTON June 9 J. P. Morgan associates state they have nothing to conceal in their tax returns. Senate committee probes questioned legality, and a spokesman said they would answer fully. Ferdinand Pe, committee counsel, aims to show how large means can avoid certain taxes.
The article reports widespread steel production gains across Ohio and nearby plants. Otis Steel Co has expanded to 2,700 workers, Corrigan McKinney and Lorain plants increase blast furnace activity, and ingot output in the Cleveland district rises 13 percent. Tin plate mills resume rolling and Canton Timken recalls over a thousand workers as demand stays strong and 50 percent national capacity is anticipated.
The neat speaker introduced by Mr. Smythe was Harry S. Calvert, senior vice president of the Pfaudler Company. Mr. Calvert spoke on company innovations and future plans, outlining manufacturing advances and market outlook.
In a two speaker session, Calvert cites May 1933 unfilled orders at Pfaudier Co ten times 1932 and notes rising demand in dairy and brewing sectors. He estimates equipment costs to revive brewing at 500 million dollars and highlights job gains in New York state. Calvin Brown surveys global conditions from Japan to Java, laments sweatshops and low wages, and urges industry organization under the national recovery framework to protect workers and support the president. The evening closes with Lorain Masonic Lodge meeting notices and a planned reading of a letter from Ohio’s Grand Worshipful Master.
Joseph McManus, 62, of Bellaire and three grandsons traveling with his son from Detroit to Wheaton West Virginia were struck by a car driven by Edward Emch. McManus sustained a fractured leg and was taken to County Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Douglas Schul theiss hosted the Young Married People’s class of First Evangel Sunday School. Thursday evening included a brief business session a social hour and refreshments served by the hosts.
The June meeting of the King's Daughters class of St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School will be held at the home of Miss Marian Witte, north of town, Tuesday evening with Misses Dorothy Fullmer and Marie Wilhelm assisting.
Those planning to go are requested to meet at the post office at 7 15.
Rev A G Lohman of Cleveland visited Rev and Mrs Schmidt on Thursday. Mrs Charles Schuls of Jackson Street is homebound with illness. Lorain’s Mr and Mrs Tyson were Amhrist callers. Howard Adams of Hillsdale was a guest of Ludwig Thomas. Mrs Loveland of Rockford and son Hiram visit to spend summer with aunt Mrs Wie gand in Forest Street. Orlando couple C R Williams and family dined with Mr and Mrs John Croll. Mrs Albert Lapp of Elyria visited American relatives Wednesday evening. Rev C E Schmidt visited Elyria Thursday afternoon. Church notices list services and schools for St Peter’s Evangelical, Congregational, First Evangelical, St Paul Lutheran, Methodist, St Joseph R C. Church.
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