Local Vets To Get Bonus Bonds Tonight In Elyria
Bonus bonds valued around 230000 will be delivered tonight to about 600 World War veterans in Elyria and nearby areas. Postmaster Charles J. Sartor says most Elyria bond deliveries will occur tonight starting at eight, with rural route veterans receiving them tomorrow. Bonds must be personally delivered, and about 20 carriers will handle the rounds, most deliveries expected before 5 pm. If veterans are away, two more delivery attempts will be made and unclaimed bonds held 30 days at the post office. Certification starts tomorrow 7 to 9 pm, and checks should arrive within a few days after Cleveland processing.
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Elyria
Charles J. Sartor
Royal Post Office
Foom
Sartor
Post Office Department
Bonda
Bain
Post Office
Cleveland
Cleveland Post
150000 Vets In Ohio Get Bonus Bonds
Ohio veterans receive arial bonus bonds totaling at least six million dollars. Delivery to large cities is by evening, with some delays to Tuesday in smaller towns. Post offices offer speedy cashing options with personal identification for bondholders. Checks go from port offices or Cleveland and Cincinnati after identification.
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Columby
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Weather Ohio: Cooler tonight and rising temps Tuesday
Generally fair conditions prevail in Ohio with cooler temperatures tonight. Tuesday brings fair skies and a gradual rise in temperatures, especially in the northern portion of the state.
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Ohio
Portion
Distribution Of Bonus To 3 518 000 Vets Under Way
The nation began distributing a cash bonus to about 3.5 million World War II veterans at midnight. Checks and bonds totaling billions were handed to veterans in homes prisons hospitals and rural areas, with average payments around $640 and individual sums from a few dollars to $1500. Postmaster John F Inman delivered the first bond to Ralph Walton of the 29th Division. The payout aims to help veterans meet debts buy autos and furnish homes, though many will invest or use funds for education.
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Shington
Uncle Sam
Vilages
John F .Inman
New Egypt
Ralph Walton
Argonne Caimpaiuta
Jon
Walton
Treasury
Post Office
Veterans Administration
Veterans’ Organization
de- Patlineul
Questions And Answers On Bonus Payments In Washington
Washington June 15 Q and A explain the soldiers bonus called adjusted compensation for World War I veterans up to captain. It covers rates of one dollar per day served and 25 cents per overseas day, eligibility, and payout methods via bonds and treasury checks with designated disbursing offices and steps for redeeming.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Amerian
Navy
Marine Corps
Park
Treasury
L. Os
Q. Dlow
Vic
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Post Office
Smith Denies Harmony In Party Ranks
Councilman William C. Smith, Harris challenger, declares misgivings within the county Democratic ranks after a peace powwow with Dow Waller. He says one man control already exists and criticizes Harter and Harris for avoiding a real settlement. Smith asserts he is not a rump committee member and recalls losing the chairmanship by three votes.
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Pen N. Harris
Dow W Waller
William C. Smith
Harris
Democrats
Harter
Smith
Hatter
Farrer
Warns
Iarris
Nielsen Believes Local Vets Will Clean Slates
FED Nielsen commander of Elyria Post No. 12 says most of the WWII bonus money for Elyria area veterans will go to necessities and paying old debts. He cites “clean slate” hopes as many veterans aim to settle overdue obligations and boost local business through cash repayments on certified bonus bonds. He notes uncertainty over the exact cash sum.
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Elyria
Fed Nielsen
O Elyria
American Legion
Nielsen
Hoe
Flyria
Governor calls for repeal of sales tax on food
Columbus June 15 Governor Martin L Davey urged repeal of the sales tax on food for home use effective Sept 1 saying the state could lose about 4 million in revenue for the last six months if the tax is kept There is opposition in the legislature but the governor notes the schools and local governments would endure with a tax repeal and a shift to substitute measures He cites continued revenue from other sources and the need to avoid harming public services
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Savey
Priest, Brother Of Elyrian, To Be Laid To Rest Tomorrow
Funeral services for Rev Lous J. Virant, 29, a Lorain native and brother of Aloysius Virant, will be held Tuesday at St Marys Slovenian Catholic Church in Cleveland with Bishop Schrembs officiating. He died Saturday at Charity Hospital Cleveland from tetanus after handling a tear gas capsule, which exploded the next day. He was ordained in 1923 after study at Our Lady of the Lake Seminary and served at St Lawrence Witus and St Marys in Cleveland. Surviving brothers include Wynn and Cleveland residents plus Dr John Voirant and several Virants and relatives.
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Lous J. Vorant
Loram
Aloysius Virant
Blaine Street
Elyria
St. Mary's
Cleveland
Joseph Schrenbs
Ludwig Virant
Madison
Charity
Father Virant
Torain
Aloys Virant
Our Lady of the Lake Semina
Schrembs
St. Lawrence's
Witus
Wynn and
John Voirant
Patrick Virant
Leo B. Virant
Joseph Svete
Wis
Joseph Urbas
Jerry Grdina
Radio Engineer Drowns Off Vermilion During Convention Cruise
Earle L. Tyler NBC radio engineer, in Cleveland for the Republican National Convention, drowned when he slipped on a wet deck and fell from the Dolphin, a 33 foot cabin cruiser three miles off Vermilion. Clarence Davis piloted the vessel. McLlrath and Leonard aided, with Thistia assisting. The party, returning from Sandusky, included George McFlrath and WTAM engineer Leonard. Tyler had directed audio for NBC in New York and oversaw 45 microphones in public hall during the convention.
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Cleveland
Earle L. Tyler
National Broadcasting Co
Vermilion
Tyler
Sandusky
Dolphin
Clarence Davis
George McFlrath
Radioirs
S Leonard
Alk Wtam
Leonard
John Thistia
Davis
McLlrath
NBC
New York
Dublic Hall
Plane Plunges Over Tampa Bay Killing Three Men
Coastguard vessels reported an amphibian plane piloted by Lieut OC Perentt of the St Petersburgh coast guard hase plunged into Tampa Bay during a storm along the Florida coast likely killing the three occupants. The wreckage was sighted after a search began when Perrott left at 7 am on his patrol. He lost contact at 7 20 am indicating the crash time. Others aboard were radioman Walter O Morriss and machinist's mate William D lbu ban. Messages received here train the on past guard ships expressed the belief that all aboard the plane perished.
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Tampa
Fla
Coastguard
M. Perentt
St Petersburgh Coast Guard
Tampa Bay
Florida
Coast Guard
Thut Perrott
Northern Ontario Caterpillar Invasion Prolonged
Sudbury Ont June 15 An invasion of northern Ontario by millions of caterpillars continues as they strip forests of foliage and halt rail traffic while authorities scramble to find control measures.
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Sudbury
Ont
Ontanie
Landon on Currency Social Security and Wages
Governor Alf Landon outlines his views in a two hour interview, endorsing the American way of education and debate in Congress to tackle unemployment and business uncertainty. He discusses currency, social security, minimum wages, and the use of experts versus administrators, signaling a focus on informed policy rather than brain trusts.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Topeka
Kan
Goy
Alf M. Landon
United Press
Congress
Landon
Mobran
Brain Trust
Washington
John D. M. Hamilton
Ayres Forecasts Advancing Trends In Business
Cleveland economist Col Leonard P Ayres predicts after presidential nominations this month advancing trends in business and security markets will continue through year end. He cites election year patterns with cautions noting low points mid year but improvements usually follow nominations. He highlights freight traffic railroads construction and industrial production as key areas to watch while population growth supports demand.
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Cleveland
Leonard P Ayres
The
Cleveland Trust
Carol Ayres
Ayres
Col. Ayres
President Roosevelt launches reelection campaign across states
President Roosevelt returns to Washington to press a new deal message and barnstorm through Alabama Mississippi Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Missouri Indiana and Kentucky. He denounces monopolies and chiselers while pledging to the common man and urging Congress toward adjournment by weekend.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Fampaig
Abraham Linoin
Hodeenville
Tennester
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Maissont
Indiana
Kentucky
Chesterton Dies at 62, Renowned Essayist and Editor
Gilbert K. Chesterton, famed English essayist, book reviewer, and editor, died after a brief illness at age 62. He will be buried Wednesday from St Theresa's Catholic church in Beaconsfield, after converting to Catholicism in 1922.
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London
Gilbert JK Chesterton
England
St Theresa's Catholic Church
Beaconsfield
Chesterton
Hterary
Two Elyrians Escape With Minor Injuries
Two Elyrians suffered minor injuries in weekend traffic incidents reported to police and the sheriff. Arthur Sherman of 312 West Avenir rolled his car twice after being struck near Oberlin Road west of Elyria by James Easterday of Wellington. Easterday claimed another car forced him into Sherman’s vehicle before the second roll. The crash also damaged a parked car at 618 Dewey Avenue. Additional injuries occurred to Mrs. Steve Toth and passenger Lewis Saho when their car was hit by Joe Bara at West Street and Woodland Avenue. Bara received a $2 fine for reckless driving.
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Elynans
Arthur Sherman
Westavenir
Qoberlin Road
Elyria
James Easterday
Bennett Street
Wellington
Easterday
Ed Monroe
Chalmer Davidson
Sherman
Wilcoy
Dewey Avenue
Wayside Inn
Steve Toth
Elbe Street
Lewis Saho
West Bridge Street
West Street
Woodland Avenue
Joe Bara
Woodand Avenue
Bara
George Block
Don A. Baird
B W Bauer
Berey
John Skillets
Todi Street
Bigad Street
Middle Avenue
Widdle
Second Street
Jt T Landen
Lakewood
Rood
Pension Office Moves to Masonic Temple Building
Lorain County's old age pension office shifts from the courthouse basement to the Masonic Temple building. Admin William France announced the office will not open until Thursday due to unexpected delays, after an earlier plan to resume today.
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Lorain’s
Masonic Temple
William France
France
Wheat Futures Rise As Weather Concerns Hit Northwest
Minneapolis June 15 Wheat prices advanced 2 1 4 to 4 cents a bushel as traders reacted to reports of dry weather in the Northwest. Strong activity followed as supply worries mounted and futures moved higher amid scattered rainless forecasts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
I P
Cleveland Men Surrender To Begin Prison Terms For Avon Power Line Bombing
Two Clevelanders, Rudolph Kopecka 24 and Thomas Smetana 26, who were convicted of bombing the Avon Power Line tower during 1935 strike turmoil, surrendered to Sheriff Clarence W. Dick to start indeterminate sentences of one to seven years. Their convictions were upheld by the Ohio Supreme Court and may yet be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Rudolph Kopecka
Thomas Smetana
Avon
Clarence W. Dick
Ohio Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Kopecka
Mechanics Educational Society of America
Umon Kopecka
Smetana
Copany
Mbesa
Carl Adams
Julius Turos
Alibi Fight Begins In Bank Robbery Case Cleveland Men Face Trial
Edward Groimand and Anthony Papes of Cleveland plan to rely on an alibi in a Common Pleas Court trial for the $5,749 daylight robbery of The First Wellington Bank on May 14. They claim they were in Cleveland from 10 a.m. to noon visiting locations, while 28 state witnesses, including bank employees and clients, will testify. Also set are probation hearings for Ann Itta and William Groimand related to a jailbreak attempt.
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Edward Groimand
Anthony Papes
Cleveland
Common Pleas
First Wellington Bank
Wellington
Ann Itta
Edward Gromand
William Gromand
Edward Grom
Gertrude Dibble
Karl Townsend
Leon Jones
O. J. Baumgardner
Frank Lugaski
William Murray
Charles Fasterday
Walter Gouth
Butternut Ridge Road
Cr. Holton
Elyria
Three Killed In Collision Near Monroe Michigan
MONROE Mich June 15 three persons were killed and another severely injured early today in a automobile bus collision at a Telegraph road intersection near here The dead Henry Land 40 Temperance Simon La Plante 55 Erie township Ed Karan 55 Temperance Lang and Ta Plante died instantly in the crash While Kawane cnmhed enroute to a hospital OR N Headeye 29 Toledo driver of the bus kee Te moved to the Ohio city suffering internal injuries
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Monroe
Mich
Telegraph Road
Here
Henry Land
Temperance
Simon la Plante
Erie Township
Ed Karan
Lang
Ta Plante
Kawaane
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Elyrian
Ontario
James A. Farley
Secretary of
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Union Station
Wiste Tate
Monroe, Mich
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