Fresh Ala Camp Planned for 30 County Children
A county relief project plans a seven week Fresh Ala camp at Camp Isa See Kes on the Vermilion river for 30 needy boys and girls aged eight to sixteen. Four male and four female directors, guards, nurses, cooks, and a dietician will supervise. county relief funds cover rental and staff wages. The aim is health instruction and lasting benefits for participants and their families. The project grows from a county school children health survey and is led by the county board of health with collaboration from local relief and health groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comauyern
Rellief
FWR
Zee McCaleb
Campisa-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Esehaoge Club of Business
Oberlin
Robert Goacher
Elyria Y. W. Co
Board of
County Commissioners
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Woa Hough
H R O'Brien
L B. Hindman
Lorain County
Thank China For Help In Finding Missing Consul
Japan expresses formal appreciation to the Chinese government for aid in locating Consul Hideaki Kuramoto. The disappearance drew Japanese warships to the Yangtze and involved Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Ching-wei. Kuramoto, judged by Dr. T Matsu as suffering nervous debility, may be sent to Shanghai once recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanking
Japan
Hideak
Kuramoto
Yangtze
Suma
Wang-Ching-We
T. Matsu
Shanghai
Purple Mountains
Ohio Weather Forecast Projects Storms and Warmer Night
Ohio reads mostly cloudy with possible thunderstorms late tonight or Friday. Temperatures rise tonight then cool Friday afternoon and night as a slightly warmer trend gives way to cooler conditions later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lorain Real Estate Executive Seeks 14th Ohio Seat
Cornelius Kohlinser, Lorain broker and building executive, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for congressman from Ohio's 14th District. A 51 year old married father of two, he has lived in Lorain since 1895 and led local industrial and real estate development. He chairs the River and Harbor committee of the Chamber of Commerce and backs tax relief and bank oil regulation measures. He resides at 1949 East 41st Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Kohlinser
Lorain
Ohio
Kohlinser
Henrs Kohlmser
Adolph
Kohymser
National Tube Company
Winter tax distribution totals $1.26 million for county towns and schools
County Auditor CG Keleer finished the final winter tax distribution totaling 1,257,911 to be split among cities villages townships and school districts with most funds earmarked for schools. Elyria and Lorain receive large shares with many advances already paid out to districts and villages.
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Keleer
Elyria
Lorain
Avon Lake
Avon Village
Advan
South Amherst
Amherst Village
Grafton
Lua- Grange
Rochester
Oberlin
Sheffield Lake Village
Wellington Village
Animal Collector Clawed By Tiger at Century of Progress
Chicago June 14 Frank Buck famed wild animal collector was clawed and bitten by a tiger cub at the Century of Progress last night. Buck reached through bars to examine cages as scores of children watched the attack.
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Chicago
Frank Buck
Buck
Rail accident claims life of Alfred Strittmatter
Alfred Strittmatter, 35, of Eirwart, died after a Bow O train severed both legs near his home. He died about 7 30 p m yesterday after doctors at Elyria Memorial Hospital failed to save him. Strittmatter was a bachelor who returned from a wedding party at Valley City when found by his sister Helen and brother Herbert as he called for help. Funeral services will be held Saturday at St Martins Church Valley City with burial in St Martins Cemetery.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alfred Strttmatter
Eirwart
Valley City
Helen
Herbert
Strittmatter
Anthony Strittmatter
St. Martins Church
St. Martin’s Cemetery
Italy debt decision looms as June 15 arrives
Washington quiet as Italy faces a crucial debt deadline with talks possible on partial payment. Italy debates paying a token sum or defaulting, while Britain and France prepare to default. Ambassador Augusto Rosso may brief Hull on plans for the 14 million installment, amid two Rome factions favoring either payment or outright default.
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Washington
Italy
Finland
Great Britain
France
Italan
Augusto Rosso
State Department
Cornell Hull
Haly
Rome
Hull
United States
Granges of Two Counties to Meet in Homer
A joint meeting of Goran and Lorain County Pomona Granges will be held at Homer on Saturday morning. The Homer school will host the event with Merton Coe of Huntington leading the program. Lorain County members, about 100 strong, are expected to attend and participate in various portions of the program.
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Pomona Grange
Homer
I Merton Coe
Huntington
Lorain County
Pomona
Lorain Countiaus
Cincinnati Bans Late Noise in Beer Parlors
Cincinnati city council voted eight to one to pass an ordinance prohibiting music loud talking or other noise after 11 PM in liquor or beer establishments located in residential sections. The measure targets disturbances in homes near taverns and seeks quieter nightlife balance.
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Cincinnati
c“Pi
Dirlam Named On Burial Commission In Elyria Township
Foster P. Dirlam was appointed a member of the soldier burial commission of Elyria township to take the place of the late Charles Abbes by county commissioners yesterday.
Labor Plan Attacked by Senate Republicans
Washington June 14 The White House four point labor program for dispute legislation aimed at the steel strike faced sharp GOP attacks. Republicans prepared to rework Wagner bill into a legislative package under a five man sub committee led by Sen James Davis. During the meeting Hugh S Johnson said the NRA would not participate in the steel union Pittsburgh gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WPI
Hugh S Johnson
NRA
Steel Union
Pittsburgh
National Banks Licenced in May Resume Business
Fifty more national banks with deposits totaling 37 488 600 were licensed to reopen in May, raising openings this year to 273 and released deposits to 236 089 000, per treasury. Twelve banks, including the National Bank of Commerce, were approved and ready to reopen as well. Of 1417 banks that failed to reopen after the March 1933 banking holiday, all but 126 with 126 148 000 in deposits have been reorganized, placed in voluntary liquidation, or placed in receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LPH
Treasury
National Bank of Commerce of
Loram
Comptroller of Currence
Patrol officers told not to take action on violations off duty
Off duty state highway patrolmen are instructed not to intervene in motor vehicle violations they observe. They must report the incident to the nearest patrol station for action. Col. Lynn Black, patrol superintendent, issued the directive today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lynn Black
West to Seek Senate Nomination in Ohio
Columbus Ohio June 1 Congresssman Charles West Granville Democrat announced he would seek the Republican nomination for United States senator endorsing Roosevelt's recovery program. He said his decision rested on merits of the national program and declined to name potential supporters. Governor White welcomed the move calling it an exciting contest and expressed hope to be next U.S. senator.
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Columbus
Charles West
Granville
United States
White
Roosevelt
Senate
West
Hig
S. A
U.S
Ohio
Candidates Still Filing Petitions for County Offices
Candidates for county offices remain filing petitions ahead of the deadline. Elyria’s Guy S. Davis seeks the Republican county recorder nomination despite an omission in yesterday’s list. He filed his petition three weeks ago. William G. Mitchell and Clarence Locke are also contenders for the recorder post.
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Guy S. Davis
Elyria
County Recorder
William G. Mitchell
Clarence Locke
Oberlin Illumination Night Plan For Alumni Weekend
Extensive program outlines Alumni Night at Oberlin College during the One Hundred and First Commencement. Events include an All-College Supper, band music, lantern lighting, class gatherings, plus a Reunion Glee Club Concert conducted by John E Wickler. Guest soloists include Betty Freeman and Robert Brink with a projected chorus of about 90 men and 60 women.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Oberlin College Glee Clubs
Glee Club
John E Wickler
Betty Freeman
Robert Brink
Mussolini and Hitler Meet in Venice for Talks on Peace
Premier Mussolini and Adolf Hitler held a two hour luncheon conference at Stra near Venice to urge Germany back into Geneva peace negotiations. Hitler flew in with a retinue, greeted Mussolini with fascist salutes as planes arrived, and both leaders aimed to halt the European arms race.
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Venice
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Germany
Geneva
Stra
Europe
Lido
Mussolini
Royal Air Force
Il Duce
der Fuehrer
Duce
Adophon
PWA Housing Division Head Resigns Today
Washington June 14 The resignation of Robert D. Kohn director of the Public Works Administration housing division was placed before Administrator Harold L. Ickes today Ickes had not yet accepted and would await hearings on procedures used to approve loans totaling 19 999 600 for limited dividend housing projects in eight cities The housing bill for a nationwide renovation and slum clearance program cleared the House and was sent to the Senate after a 176 to 13 vote with changes by the House Banking Committee restored to the original form
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Wawshington
Robert D. Kohn
Public Works Administration
Harold L. Ickes
Kohn
Tekes
House Banking Committee
House
No Secrets In Papers Seized At Crash Scene
Rear Admiral Joseph K Taus, assistant chief of naval operations, said papers and chemicals taken from the baggage of Buffalo chemical engineer William Bader in the Catskills crash wreckage contained no naval secrets. They would be returned to Semet Solvay Co. The seizure was made yesterday by naval intelligence officers from Coroner Victor Bourke of Liberty.
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Washington
Joseph K. Taussig
Naval Operations
Bages Ge
William Bader
Buffalo
Catskills
Semet-Solvay Co
Bader
Naval
Victor G Bourke
Liberty
France Delegate To Eagles Meet in Cincinnati in August
William France outgoing president of Elyria Aerie No. 431 Fraternal Order Eagles will be the local aeries delegate to the Grand Aerie convention in Cincinnati this August. It was announced today. Also announced is the initiation of the last class of this year’s membership drive on Thursday, June 25, led by the Elyria Eagles new degree and drill team, which will conduct its first initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William France
Elyria Aerie No
Order Eagles
Cincinnati
Elyria Eagles
City of Lima Faces Patent Infringement Suit
Toledo patent attorney to be retained to defend Lima in a patent infringement case by Activated Sludge alleging violation of rights in operating a $1,000,000 sewage disposal plant.
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CIT
Lima
Toledo
Activiated Sludge
Brown Candidate For Commissioner
J H Brown known as Brown the Battery Man announces run for Lorain County commissioner on the Republican ticket for a two year term. Lifelong Lorain County resident and longtime taxpayer, he organized J H Brown Oil Inc at West Avenue and Second Street, later merging with Coleman and Burnett Oil Co and becoming vice president and director. He is married and resides at 212 West Avenue.
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J H Brown
Lorain County
Brown
Mr. Brown
J. H. Brown Oil Inc
West Avenue
Second Street
Brown Oil
Coleman and Burnett Oil Company
Lorain
Mr Brown
Jewel theft robs Adolph Zukor’s wife in Chicago hotel
Mrs Adolph Zukor, wife of a film executive, was robbed of 871,100 in jewelry at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago. She awoke to a flash of light, found her handbag missing, and notified police. A maid in an adjacent room reported being awakened by noises. The incident occurred as she awaited her husband’s arrival to California.
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Chicago
Adolph Zukor
Mrs. Zukor
Cancer deemed simple problem by Mayo doctor at AMA talk
Dr William Carpenter MacCarty of Mayo Clinic criticized the medical profession for cancer tolls citing ignorance among general practitioners. He urged nationwide training to apply what is known, claiming cancer is a preventable disease tied to early recognition and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William Carpenter MacCarty
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
MacCarty
American Medical Association
Confirmation of OuaiKe decision expected today
Delegates at the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers convention in Pittsburgh debated a general steel strike, seeking firm wage gains and contracts. New York's American Iron and Steel Institute reported over 5 percent opposition to a walkout and favored company unions, while officials eyed Roosevelt mediation. Police and guards prepared in Gary Indiana for potential disorder as signals pointed to a nationwide steel strike debate.
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Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Association of Iron
Steel and Tin Workers’ Union
Itas
Roosevelt
New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Institute
Washington
Gary
Ind
Isneritis
Indiana-Illinoi Steel District 1
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
William J. Spang
Fort Duquesne
Rank and File Committee
Carnegie Steel Company
Duquesne
German marks bolstered as Reichsbank imposes moratorium
Berlin June 14 The Reichsbank declared a six months moratorium on cash transfers of all medium and long term debts starting July 1 to bolster the sagging German mark. Short term securities were already moratoriumed and this action freezes German transfers. Dawes and Young plan loans now in the moratorium.
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Berlin
Reichesbank
All Europe
Dawes
Young Plan
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Eagles
J. H. Brown
Ouaike
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