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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
13
Columbus June 14 The Senate Building and Loan Committee finished drafting bills to revive building and loan associations and predicted the legislature would be called to pass the measures June 27 The program includes rehabilitation of weak associations and alignment with the National Recovery Program affecting home financing institutions
Chairman Paul Yoder presided as James AL Ut, secretary of the Ohin Building and Loan Associations League, testified before the committee. Yoder said Governor Karlin refused to grant demands for postponement of the special session lease, as discussed yesterday.
Hundreds joined a search in Ohio as officials investigated a series of knife attacks that left five victims injured over two weeks. Witnesses described a tall offender with a distinct gait fleeing the scene while authorities urged calm and cooperation with the ongoing inquiry.
James J. Shel Gi died heroically, according to the notice, with details limited to a mortal death while serving.
The Old Glory flag, symbol of the United States, was first attached to the Stars and Stripes by Captain William Driver when he hoisted the flag aboard his ship in Salem Massachusetts in 1824. It later sailed the world with Driver and was presented to the National Museum in Washington in 1922 by a family member.
Coshocton June 14 Amelia West Wardrep accused of poisoning two of her children will go on trial in common pleas court here on July 24. Wardrep’s daughter Iona Wee Te Heehent Webbie Task of the village.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lyon of Kevil Kentucky became mother to quintuplets amid large crowds. She warned Ontario physician Mrs. Ovilia Dionne to keep crowds away, saying they caused her five losses. Rev Prior, 61, retired Methodist minister, died from pneumonia in Waterbury Connecticut.
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