Union Leaders Reject Mediation Board Plan in Steel Strike
Washington June 9 Unofficial reports say union leaders have rejected the government mediation board proposal for a steel strike settlement. Talks continue as strike set for June 16, with union factions seeking presidential intervention and a union employers meeting to clarify employee representation for bargaining. The walkout could involve 100000 to 259000 workers.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Mediation Board
Stcel
Mike Tighe
Rank and Field
Earl J. Forbeck
William Spang
Roosevelt
Johnson
Iron and Steel Institute
Employers
Sequoia
Potomac
Pittsburgh
Bank
Tighe
Four Injured In Head On Crash On Oberlin Road
Four persons were seriously hurt today when two cars collided head on at Stop 88 on Oberlin Road. Lois Jackson nine, and her father C R Jackson of 309 South Professor Street Oberlin were taken to Oberlin hospital with injuries. Jackson sustained a broken nose and multiple cuts while Lois had a broken arm and head lacerations. The Myers family of California were treated at Elyria Clinic for a fractured right arm, fractured ankle, and minor injuries to two sons and a baby who escaped unharmed. The collision occurred on wet pavement as the Myers car skidded and struck Jackson’s vehicle in a driver’s attempt to regain control.
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Oberlin Road
Paul Chapman
Henry Moendl
C. R. Jackson
Professor Street
Oberlin
Lois
Oberlin Hospital
Elden Enters Governor Race
John A. Elden of Cleveland formally announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor at a Marion rally. He pledged to solve school finance problems without raising taxes and denounced the state liquor control department as partisan, declaring the state must be divorced from whiskey and whiskey from the state.
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Columbus
John A. Elden
Cleveland
Marion
Ohio Weather Forecast With Showers and Fair Spells
Local thundershowers possible this afternoon with tonight and Sunday fair. Temperatures little changed. Outlook next week shows generally fair start, midweek and end bring showers, with moderate temperatures across the region of the Great Lakes.
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Ohio
County Recorder Seeks Reelection in Lorain County
William G. Mitchell today announced his candidacy for re election as Recorder of Lorain County, subject to the Republican primaries on August 14. He is the current County Recorder and cites his record in office. He lives at 1232 Fifth Street, Lorain.
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William G. Mitchell
Lorain County
Mitchell
Fifth Street
Lorain
Raub will estate dispute over Kenyon College gains ruling
District Court of Appeals held in favor of immediate distribution of the decedent Flor ence Rauh estate. The remainder now estimated at 150000 with initial value about 600000 at her death. The decision rejects delaying distribution to protect a residuary bequest and notes depreciation risks in a fluctuating securities market. Judge C G Washburn noted no precedent for the ruling.
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Appeals
Rauh
Kenyon College
Florence EZ
Lewis Rauh
District Court of Appeals
Bond Issue For Relief Approved
The Ohio Tax Commission authorized 47500 in poor relief bonds to be paid from the selective sales tax. Funds will be disbursed by the county relief commission to aid relief efforts.
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Ohio Tax Commission
Columbus Dispatches
County Relief Commission
Governor Tella Owio's Weeds in Drought Relief
Washington June 9 The Ohio drought situation prompted Governor George White to urge inclusion of Ohio in the 525 million drought relief program for livestock and human aid. He cited a weather forecast showing 19 states affected with low wheat crops and pledged to seek Ohio's exact needs after a state survey.
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Washington
Ohio
Roosevelt
George White
Department of Agriculture
Columbus
White House
Plong
Congress
Henderson
Elyria to see milk price rise eleven cents per quart
State milk marketing commission may approve a one cent per quart increase following a Cleveland board meeting. If approved, Elyria Lorain Ridgeville Sheffield Village Amherst and South Amherst would pay eleven cents more per quart, while six cent per pint remains unchanged. Towns like Grafton Oberlin Wellington would not be affected. Lorain secretary H H Kimmel attended the Cleveland session. Local dealers claimed little awareness of the proposal.
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State Milk Marketing Commission
Cleveland Metropolitan Milk Board
Elyria
Cleveland
Blyria
Lorain
Ridgeville
Sheffield Village
Amherst
South Amherst
Cleveland Board
Grafton
Oberlin
Wellington
H. H Kimmel
Lorain County Milk Board
Ohio G. A. R. Will Meet Next Week
A small squad of elderly veterans from Ohio will assemble in Columbus on Tuesday for an encampment commemorating Civil War service. About 1,200 members remain of the Grand Army of the Republic with an average age near 91 years, recalling 375,000 Ohio enlistments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federal Army
Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Charges Dropped Against Elyrian and Romeo in Liquor Case
The State Liquor Control Commission at Columbus yesterday dropped charges against Elyrian and Vincenzo Romeo of 1415 East Avenue after reconsidering the beer license revocation. Romeo had faced charges following his liquor sale without a permit and had a fine suspended by Justice Petro. Atty. Preston Coon of Elyria represented Romeo before the commission.
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Vincenzo Romeo
East Avenue
State Liquor Control Commission
Columbus
Romeo
Joseph Petro
Pine Commission
Atty
Preston Coon
Elyria
4 H Advisors And Officers Meet Tuesday
Lorain County 4 H clubs plan a Tuesday evening conference at the Y M C A starting 7 30 p m. About 43 girls clubs and 30 boys clubs are expected to send representatives. O C Croy, assistant state club leader, will speak on shaping the 1934 club program from 1933 results. Albright Brownhelm Burkley Carlisle Crocker Hoskin Eaton Funk Elyria will lead the officers instruction period.
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Lorain County
O. C. Croy
Reb, Albright
Brownhelm
Margaret Burkley
Carlisle
Dorothy Crocker
Columbia
Staney Hoskin
Eaton
Robert Funk
Elyria
Cadman to Speak at Elyria Church on June 24
Rev S Parkes Cadman D D will preach at the morning service of First Congregational church Elyria on June 24 inviting local worshippers to hear the nationally known minister. Cadman, pastor of Brooklyn Central Congregational Church, is famed for radio sermons and authorship.
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First Congregational Church
Elyria
S. Parkes Cadman
William Muir Auld
Cadman
Auld
General Council of the Congregational and Christian Churches of the
United States
Oberlin
Dr. Cadman
Central Congregational Church
Brooklyn
New York
Wheat and forage crop contracts altered nationwide
Washington message released at state relief office notes modification of all wheat corn hog and tobacco contracts under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Planting restrictions lifted for general non contract acres and forage crops may be planted. Pasture and harvest of contracted acres allowed with limited exceptions. Ice aid plan for relief families with infants to be arranged by county directors.
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Columbus
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
State Relief Commission
Al 50
State president of Eagles seriously ill in Niles
James A Fitzgerald, state president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, was seriously ill today in Niles from pneumonia.
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Tr. C. E
Niles
James A Fitzgerald
Order of Eagles
Roosevelt May Meet Japanese Officials in Pacific Talks
President Roosevelt may meet high Japanese officials in the Pacific this summer to build goodwill. A luncheon for Prince Fumimaro Konoye revealed the plan, with talks to cover open door in China, Manchukuo, naval ratios, Philippines status, and immigration.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Mid- Pacific
Fumimaro Konoye
House of Peers
United States
Japan
China
Manchukuo
Philippines
White House
Hawaii
Honolulu
Saito
Gas Tax Transfer Ruling Halls Trumbull Case Impacts Many
An appellate court ruling declares transfers of gasoline tax funds by Trumbull County and Elyria for relief illegal. The decision, stemming from James Lucas v. Trumbull County Commissioners, could affect counties and municipalities statewide and involves millions moved during economic downturns. Final action awaits the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Steubenville
James Lucas
Trumbull County
Trumbull
Supreme Court
Taxi Burned In Cleveland Fight
In Cleveland a Zone Cab company car was burned and another taxi overturned after a clash triggered by a strike dispute. Police view the incident as retaliation for a prior wreck involving Yellow Cabs. City officials warned rising bond requirements for the two firms amid union tensions.
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Cleveland
Zone Cab Company
Bridge Expert To Meet Fans At Local Stores Next Week
New York bridge expert Mrs Harmon will run the Chronicle Telegram Contract Bridge school at the Rivoli Theatre from Monday to Wednesday next week 10:00 to 11:30. She will appear at John Lersch Co Monday 2:30 to 3:30 and Lewis Mercantile Co Tuesday 2:30 to 3:30 to discuss bridge. Admission to the free school is by ticket available at participating stores.
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Harmon
New York City
Chronicle-Telegram
Rivoli
John Lersch Company
Lewis Mercantile Company
Pp Datancss
Chronicle- Telegram
W.G Ludwig
Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram Contract Bridge
Fecal
Seven Nurses Graduated From Elyria Memorial School
Dr. Robert E. Brown urged the seven graduates to uphold high professional traditions at Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing during commencement at the Elks Club. The program included prayers, music, and diplomas to Ire ve Asmus Lorain Kathern Higgenbotham Geraldine Ettasser Lillian Nicolls Edythe Notkins Leeta Palm and Edith Gleason.
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Robert E. Brown
Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Elks Club
Jung
Rev
W. C. Fowler
Church of Christ
Hazel West
Frank W. Hoover
R B. Lerseh
Ireve Asmus
Lorain
Kathern Higgenbotham
Wooster
Geraldine EL Tasser
Mt. Victory
Ohio
Lillian Nicolls
Willard
Edythe Notkins
Elyria
Leeta Palm
Bellville
Edith Gleason
Negotiations On For Dillinger Surrender
Indiana report says a plan to have John Dillinger surrender for a square deal was disapproved by Gov. McNutt. John Dillinger Sr. said talks were underway and federal agents with Iowa and Wisconsin authorities widened a manhunt after the Waterloo Ia. gunman killings. The elder Dillinger noted a federal approach offered a reasonable sentence and justice if his son were treated fairly.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
John Dillinger
Square
Paul V. McNutt
Mooresville
John W. Dillinger
Iowa
Wisconsin
Soutern
Waterloo
Tommy Carroll
Dilhoger
Dillinger
jJohn
Saw Cell Bars Escape Attempt Ends With Rescue
Willie Jones and Monroe Brown at the city work house tried to escape by sawing the bars from their cell window. Brown failed to jump from the second story ledge, Jones became stuck and called for help. Both were rescued and moved to a new cell without the saw.
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Columbus
Willie Jones
Monroe Brown
Brown
Willie
Justice Petro Cleared Of Prejudice In Eviction Case
Justice Joseph Petro was absolved of charges of bias and misconduct in the eviction proceeding against H. J. Gordon of the Rova Bee Shop. Judge W. B. Thompson ruled the conduct harmless, noting Petro issued a time sensitive order via his stenographer due to his absence. Gordon’s attorney Jacob Levin argued improper authorizing of the order. The eviction law remains unchanged and Petro plans a new hearing date.
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Joseph Petro
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Petro
H. J. Gordon
Ohio Public Service Company
Gordon
Jacob Levin
Lorain
Levin
Reports Holdup At Gas Station
D Nixon proprietor of a gas station south of Kiptor reported to the sheriff's department this morning that a man with two women held him up at his station and took ten dollars. The holdup occurred about 6 145 A. M. The driver of the car was armed with a revolver.
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D. Nixon
Kiptor
Sheriff’s Department
Ima
Nixon
Amherst Bible School Frolics at Elyria YMCA Camp
More than two hundred Amherst Weekday Bible School children enjoyed a day of swimming games and camp facilities at Elyria YMCA Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River. The event was led by Rev. F. A. Eastman Rev. Schmidt and Rev. Jensen ensuring supervision and activities.
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Amherst
Amherst Weekday
Elyria Y. M
Operations At Tube Mill Stay At High Level
Lorain plant for the National Tube Company will keep production at a high level next week. Three blast furnaces and eleven open hearth furnaces stay in service, with the bessemer converter operating double time. Scalp Mills No. 3 runs through Wednesday, rail mill resumes Wednesday, and butt mills two four five six plus lapp mills two five and seamless mills one two three will operate all week.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
Bessemer
Scalp
Ohio Firm Plans $6,000,000 Mill at Campbell Works
The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co announces a new wide strip mill at Campbell works in Youngstown. The project costs about $5.0 million and will add 40,000 to 60,000 tons annual capacity. The announcement specifies the timing as two months from now.
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Youngstown
inPi
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company Today
Campbell Works
Woman killed in Dixie Highway collision near Findlay
Mrs George Romick, 43, of near Findlay, was killed in a Sunday night crash on the Dixie Highway. Her husband’s car collided with a vehicle driven by 16 year old Jack Shoonover of Lima, causing fatal chest injuries to Romick.
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Findlay
George Romick
Near Here
Dixie Highway
Jack Shoonoyver
Lima
Roosevelt outlines seven point drought relief program
President Roosevelt sent Congress a seven point plan totaling 525,000,009 dollars for drought relief. The package includes 125 million for relief work, 75 million for livestock purchases, 100 million for cattle processing and relief distribution, 100 million for farmer loans, 50 million for resettling distressed farms, 50 million for work camps, and 25.06 million for seed purchases and loans. He stressed flexibility and urgency, noting rainfall cannot fully restore damage and that large scale federal aid is needed to move feed and cattle to relief sites. The plan followed discussions with affected regional lawmakers and leverages existing agencies like the Department of Agriculture and the Federal Emergency Relief Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Storm United Pres
Washington
HFR
Congress
Roosevelt
Middle West
Department of Agriculture
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Lorain man fined $199 for selling liquor without permit
Mike Stefanik of Lorain paid a $199 fine and costs in common pleas court after changing his plea from not guilty to guilty to a liquor without permit charge. He was among a group arrested by state liquor inspectors two weeks earlier after a sale to inspector E M Reddy.
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Mike Stefanik
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Stefanik
E. M. Reddy
Davis Litvinov Meet At Geneva in Pacif ic Pact Talk
Norman H. Davis the chief Americas disarmament delegate dined with Maxim Litvinov the Russian foreign minister in Geneva to discuss a possible non aggression pact among Pacific nations as suggested by Litvinov confirming talks on regional security.
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Geneva
Norman H. Davis
Maxim Litvinov
Litvinov
Assassination Plot Uncovered In Vienna
A June report reveals a time bomb intended to kill Austrian Chancellor Rudiger von Starhomberg. The device was found in Vienna and linked to a planned assassination by unknown perpetrators. Authorities investigate the thwarted attack and secure the scene.
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Piat
Vienna
Primen
Rudiger von Starhomberg
Iehancellor
Austria
Amd 1
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Gen. Johnson
Elden
Milliam G, Mitchell
College
Lata IV
Tella Owio
Elyrian
4-H
AAA
Relief Commissioner
Mid-Pacific
Elyria Hospital
Dilinger
Uustige
GWE
Davis, Litvinov
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