Hausner Picked Up At Sea After Week Adrift
Stanislaus Felix Hausner, stranded after a June 3 forced landing of a Red Bellance monoplane, was rescued June 13 off the Azores by Circle Shell. Exhausted but unscathed, he sent thanks to radio helpers and asked that his Jersey City wife be informed. The crew expected to reach New Orleans by June 27 while salvage attempts for the plane continued.
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Wilson Muster
Circle Shell
United Press
Azores Islands
New Orleans
Stanislaus Felix Hausner
New York-Warsaw
Hausner
Fler
Greenwich
Wife Of Ficer Never Lost Hope
Mrs Martha Hausner wife of Stanislaus Felix Hausner was rescued after eight days adrift on the Atlantic. She never gave up hope that her aviator husband would be found and prayed constantly for his safety. She said she believed he was alive and later thanked God at a small Catholic church for his miraculous escape.
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Newark
N. J
Dune
Martha Hausner
Stanislaus Felix Hausner
Stanislaus
150 Dresses Taken From Store at Oberlin
The Yocom Brothers Dry Goods store on West College street, Oberlin, reported a theft of about 150 dresses to Sheriff Clarence Adams Sunday morning. A milk-delivery boy saw a car with Michigan plates near the store around 6 A M. Previous break in on March 2 yielded 60 silk dresses and 75 silk scarfs. Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman investigated.
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Yocom Brothers Dry Goods
West College Street
Oberlin
Clarence Adams
Paul Chapman
The Weather Forecast Ohio Cloudy Shower Risk
Weather forecast notes cloudy skies across Ohio with probable showers in the southeast tonight and in the far west portion on Tuesday. Temperature expected to remain largely steady.
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Ohio
Inter Club Meeting Draws 200 Kiwanians From Seven Counties
Elyria Kiwanis announces a record Inter-Club gathering at Elyria High School with 200 plus visiting Kiwanians and families from Akron Medina Cuyahoga Falls and more. A 6 30 dinner follows, then the Huill-Billy Minstrel Show directed by Jim Armitage open to the public. Traffic control planned by Police Chief Stankard and local drivers urged to park west of West Avenue.
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A. H. West
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
W. C. Zaiser
The
Elyria
J. B. Wilkinson
Alliance
Ohio
J Pritchard Smith
Cuyahoga Falls
Peter Land
Akron
C. A Davis
Cleveland
Samuel Brainard
Medina
H. H. McGowan
Elyria Kiwanis
Jim Armitage
Elyria Club
Huill-Billy “Unstrels
Harberton
Cuyahora Falls
Kenmore
Kent
Ravenna
Wellington
Vigor about relief bonds dispute tops Lorain Elyria move
A heated clash is staged before the state relief commission in Columbus as Lorain and Elyria press for relief bonds for districts in Lorain county. Lorain seeks 145000 and Elyria 25000, while the county requests 27000. The commission contemplates 131245 against a 273000 cap, under the Espy Roberts Act and funded from the public utilities excise tax.
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Lorain County
State Tax Commission
Death of Wilson cabinet member William Redfield
New York reports the death of William Redfield Secretary of Commerce in Woodrow Wilsons cabinet. He was found dead in bed this morning and would have turned seventy on June 18.
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New York
William ©. Redfield
Commerce
Woodrow Wilson
Elyrians Leave For Convention
L. B. Fauver, alternate at large to the Republican National Convention, and A. L. Garford left at noon today for Chicago. The convention will be called to order tomorrow morning.
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L. B. Fauver
A. L. Garford
Chicago
State Encampment Opens for Grand Army at Lima Ohio
In Lima Ohio on June 13 survivors of the Civil War began the 66th annual state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic with five auxiliary groups. The modest gathering marks a declining veteran population and will close Thursday.
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Grand Army
Lima
Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Flower Show a Great Success by Elyria Garden Club
The first Flower Show by the Garden Club of Elyria, held Saturday and Sunday June 11 and 12 at the YMCA, drew many varieties of early summer flowers with paeonies and roses predominating. Twenty eight exhibitors entered nearly one hundred pieces, attracting widespread gardening interest. Notable displays included Mrs. Cora F. Ensign’s noncompetitive paeony collection and a branch of an orange tree bearing bloom and fruit from Mrs. A. L. Garford. Judges Corning Ryals and Mrs. Tenny of Oberlin completed judging by 12:30 pm Saturday, opening the show to the public for the day and Sunday. prizes were awarded across multiple vase and arrangement classes.
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Garden Club of
Elyria
Y. M.C A
Cora F. Ensign
A. L. Garford
Corning Ryals
J. B. Johnson
Buttons
W. F. Hall
Delphinium
W. C. Chancellor
Vane Shirley
John Rankin
Miles
Lilian Schlag
Sam Baldwin
Valerian
Daring Hold Up In Lorain Ends With Escape
A daring holdup reported to Sheriff Clarence Adams and Lorain and Elyria police involved two armed men who stole a car and $75 from Amato Dominic and his friend Frank Amerasta. After forcing them into the front seats the bandits drove to Penfield Junction and fled after a struggle at a gas station where Dominic jumped clear.
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Penfield Junction
Sherif
Clarence Adams
Lorain
Elyria
Amato Dominic
Ith Street
Frank Amerasta
Oakdale Avenue
Dominic
Broadway
Sheff Adams
Amerasta
Lorain County Day at Wooster Stresses Poultry Soils
About 200 Lorain County farmers and farm families will travel to the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster for the Lorain County Day program. Organized events run 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. include lectures exhibits and demonstrations focusing on poultry problems soils crops and forestry plantings.
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Lorain County
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Horton B. Alger
Lorain
Man Snatches $105 From Auto
Mrs. R. N. Cheney reports a bold theft on East avenue near Third street about 9 p m Saturday. A man riding on her running board and hidden by the door panels grabbed a pocket book containing 105 dollars and other items from the vehicle while she drove from Broad street near Middle avenue. The description: about 20, 5 feet 7 inches, blue shirt, no coat.
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R. N. Cheney
East River Street
Local man pleads guilty on burglary tools charge
Barney Majsassie of Lorain pleaded guilty to an indictment charging possession of burglar tools and carrying a concealed weapon in common pleas court this morning and then filed a request for a probation hearing.
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Iles
Barney Majsassie
Lorain
Congress Hopes To Finish Work By End Of Week
Washington June 13 Congress moves with renewed vigor on farm relief unemployment aid and the economy. Leaders target adjournment by week end though cleanup may take two weeks. Senate leaders agree to take up the McNary bill gaining united backing from three great farm organizations. A vote was expected today or tomorrow. The measure offers three plans to cut surplus production and lift domestic crop prices, administered by the farm board.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
McNary
United
Farm Board
Hold Up Seville State Bank in Broad Daylight
Two men robbed Seville State Bank today escaping with 3000 while accomplices blocked exits with a machine gun from a bandit car. Bank president H A Stebbins and cashier P J Sailor handled the money as robbers demanded change then fled toward Rittman. County officials and citizen posses pursued the bandits.
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Seville
H. A. Stebbins
P. J. Sailor
Sailor
Rittman
Bonus bill passes House for immediate veteran payments
Washington June 13 The shock troops of the bonus expeditionary forces marched up Capitol Hill through rain and saw victory as the House approved the Patman Bill for immediate payment of 2.4 billion dollars to settle the government obligations to veterans by 226 to 175 on a test vote.
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Washington
U. P
Bonus Expeditionary
Capitol Hill
House
Patman
Forty-Five Elyria Boys Depart for Iss-See-Kes Camp
A busy Elyria Y M C A lobby shows moving day as forty five boys prepare for ten days at Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River. Each boy carries luggage blankets and books in readiness for the start of the 1932 camping season.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Elyria
Iss- See-Kes
Vermilion River
Amherst Man's Pocket Picked at Commencement
The third report of pickpocket activities at Elyria High School commencement exercises was received by police Saturday evening. A Engle of Amherst reported $23 stolen from his pocket as he left the auditorium.
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Elyria High School
A. Engle
Amherst
Hearing Scheduled On Request Before Judge Thompson
A hearing on the request is set for 9:40 a.m. on June 18 before Judge Thompson to consider the matter.
Five-Car Lorain County Crash Toll Sees One Die
One person died and four others suffered minor injuries in Lorain County accidents over the weekend. Leroy Ford, 34, of Hartland Ohio, died at Oberlin Hospital from a broken back after a car struck his vehicle at East Lorain Street and Crosby Avenue. Debris and multiple crashes occurred as a wagon tipped, a car rolled on Route 20 near the Duck Pond, and two-vehicle collisions on West Avenue and Second Street. Coroner Peebles ruled Ford’s death accidental. Authorities investigated but did not charge the Michigan driver involved. Funeral plans were announced for Hartland, with burial in Norwalk Cemetery.
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Lorain County
Leroy Ford
Hartland O
Here
Oberlin Hospital
East Lorain Street
Crosby Avenue
Oberlin Ford
William McPherson
Paul Kercsmar
Pontiac
Mich
Ford
Thomas Peebles
Clarence Dick
Gerald Nau
Kercsmar
Hartland
Norwalk Cemetery
Foster Box
East Avenue
George Box
Clyde Box
Elyria
Grafton Road
F. Freshour
Springfield
Mike Sekerak
Haat Avenue
William Masonis
Duck Pond Road
Sekerak
William Caley
Henry Moehl
Verne Barnes
Ronald Findlay
Spruce Street
West Avenue
Lafayette Dumas
Woodbury Avenue
Philip Koehle
Lake Avenue
Second Street
Chestnut Street
Ohio Delegation to Stand With Hoover on Prohibition Plank
Ohio's 55 delegates to the Republican National Convention are expected to back President Hoover on major issues, aiming to retain Charles Curtis as Vice President and favor a resubmission prohibition plank. Senator Simmons Fess said the Clio delegation will not seek repeal, with a caucus set for Tuesday to finalize positions as James R. Garfield noted no firm plank decision.
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Chicago
Ohio
Hoover
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Clio
Sim@om Fess
Hea
Curtis
Tentative Program of Republican Convention
The tentative program outlines consecutive daily sessions from June 13 to 16 with prayers by religious leaders, roll calls, and elections. It lists temporary and permanent officers, committee reports on credentials and organization, and presidential and vice presidential nominations. It notes possible platform planks and a three day conclusion plan.
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Simeon D. Fess
Republican National Committees
James E. Freeman
Washington
DB. C
George Debenneville Kem
New Jersey
Republican Committee
Thomas P. Bone
P. R
St. Mary of Perpetual Help
Chicago
Ferdinand M. Isserman
Templesrael
St. Louis
United States
National Committee
Overloaded Truck Driver Fined After Roadside Arraignment
Roy Sears of Cleveland was fined 25 dollars plus costs for driving an overloaded truck on the highway. He appeared before Justice Joseph Petro on Saturday after arrest by Deputy Sheriffs Fred Brownsworth and Gerald Nau. The case arose during a caucus as delegates debated the wet and dry issue with political maneuvering surrounding the delegation chairmanship offer from Postmaster General Walter Brown to Senator Fess.
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KMED
Roy Sears
Cleveland
Joseph Petro
Fred Brownsworth
Gerald Nau
Senator Fess
Walter Brown
Delegates Hold Two Questions for Hoover Ticket
June 13 Chicago dispatch reports Republican delegates facing two key questions at the 1982 convention: whether the platform will call for repeal or resubmission of prohibition and whether Curtis will be renominated or replaced by a younger running mate. Inner-party views vary on prohibition and a possible Curtis replacement, with Dawes as a potential but reluctant alternative.
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United Press
Chicago
Curtis
Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
White House
The
Treasury
Oyden L. Mills
New York
Resolutions Committee
Prohibition
Charles Curtis
Pyye Stories in Brief Classified Ads
Daily classified ads offer real living stories of people and events. Reed Classified Ads for insights and possible profit through concise notices.
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Pyye
Reed
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Atlantic
Ficer
State Relief Commission
Columbus
Elyma
Wesley Grills
Relief Commission
Grills
Reef Commission
Rhoads
George Rhoads
C. D Murray
Wilson
Bulletin
Ouffers
Miss Bell Sherwin
National League of Women Voters
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