Mayor presents data on city finances in Elyria
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce tax committee met with Mayor W. H Vanoster and city finance committees to review a proposed sewer rental plan and budget cuts. They favor a thorough budget study before new revenue, noting a $23.6 million drop in property value and possible $40,000 year end deficit, while considering sewer costs for large water users and potential tax relief from reduced mil rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
W. H Vanoster
City Council Finance
Vanoster
Chamber
Chamber Committee
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Prediction of German military dictatorship ignites London brief
A Daily Herald correspondent in Doorn Holland reported today that a person close to former Kaiser Wilhelm predicted a German military dictatorship in September. The informant said plans to proclaim a dictatorship ousting the Nazi government were formed and ready for execution.
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London
Germany
Hanser Wilhelm
Daily Herald
Doorn
Holland
Wilhelm
Herald
Ohio Weather Forecast Showers Tonight and Saturday
Ohio forecast calls for probable showers and thunderstorms tonight and again Saturday. Warmer in the north tonight and in the north and central portions Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pension Office Schedule Announced
William France, pension investigator, said the office will be closed all day tomorrow due to investigations into old age pension applications. Beginning next week the office will close Monday through Wednesday, open Thursday and Friday 9 AM to 4 PM, and Saturday 9 AM to noon, indefinitely until workload returns to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William France
Tomorow
Jance
Democrats Rally Draws 200 at Grafton Immaculate Conception
A large Democratic gathering in Grafton drew over 200 attendees at the Immaculate Conception church. Tom C. Washington presided, with delegations from local Democratic clubs and candidates for county and state offices speaking. Leaders announced plans for a county picnic but no date was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Grafton
Tom C. Washington
Dr. Hayes
Congress
Ohio
W. P. Duffy
Lorain Municipal Court
Common Pleas
Ed Dechant
Avon
J. E. Davidson
Ripton
J. J. Thedrich
Ridgeville
George Lewis
Lorain
Chris Lewis
Matt Gardner
Carlisle
Fred Wilms
Albert Levin
Tee Conley
D. J W. Seward
Elyria
T. A. Conway
Confesses To Murder Of Watchman At Hercules Pants Co
Marshall Turley, 53, confessed last night to killing Sam Miller, 75, the Hercules Pants Co nightwatchman, after an argument over a job loss. He fled from detectives and said Miller swung at him with a time clock. Turley used a stick to strike him. He will be arraigned today on a first degree murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Marshall Turley
Sam Miller
Hercules Pants Co
Miller
Turley
Hhim
President Roosevelt Granted Dictatorial Powers Across 12 Programs
A June Washington dispatch details how Congress has delegated sweeping control to President Roosevelt across 12 major programs. It lists NRA led industries, agriculture, labor, stock markets, communications, oil, railroads, tariffs, monetary, banking, industrial finance, and relief, with the president’s allies insisting such powers are needed to combat the depression and critics likening him to Mussolini. The piece notes the president seeks no direct control of the press beyond wage and hour matters.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Hag
Washington
Texas
New York Stock Exchange
Dent
Mussolini
National Recovery Administration
NRA
Watch
The
Petroleum Administration
My. Hoosevelt
Benking
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
President Cheers Lustify For Harvard Regatta Start
In New London Yale opened its 72nd regatta with Harvard as the Eli freshman eight won the first race. President Roosevelt watched from the referee boat as his son Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. rowed No 6 for Harvard. Yale finished about a three quarters length behind. The President, aboard the Sequoia, cheered the Crimson and praised his Harvard ties while his son received encouragement.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Eli
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Sequoia
Aipy
United States
Crimson
Thames
Franklin, Jr
Mr. Roosevelt
Majority Of Food Retailers In Favor Of Seventy Hour Week
Elyria retailers voted at Knights of Columbus Hall to limit weekly store hours to 70, with a large majority approving and aim to reach 75 percent signups. Delicatessen stores are largely excluded by code definitions, and hours must be approved by the county code authority and NRA in Washington before taking effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Retailood
Knights of Columbus Hall
Sturting
C. Arthur Brown
Lorain County Food and Grocery Retailers Code Authority
County Code Authority
NRA
Washington
Elyria
Brown
Bari D Bacon
Chamber of Commerce
Food Code Authority
B. T. Bastian
F. G. Bauer
Henry Ault
Thomson outlines reform to speed Ohio legislature
Malcolm Thomson, assistant county prosecutor and former Lorain County representative, spoke to Elyria Kiwanis on reforming legislative procedure. He urged shortening bill filing times, noted committees do the real work, and warned a special session on a new building and a tax bill may not fix delays. He said the public is showing more interest and legislators want district input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Malcolm Thomson
Lorain County
Elyria Kiwams Club
Hotel Newell
Senate
Chicken Thieves Foiled By Farmer
A Camden farmer, A. E. Tennant, fired shots in the air about 2:30 am to thwart chicken thieves. A flock of 65 lost 5 birds, and 60 chickens were found under a tree at daybreak after the alarm. Deputy Sheriffs Nau and Chapmen reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Tennant
Camden
Gerald Nau
Pan Chap- Man
Tennant
Charge Placed Against Ivan Poderjay
Bulletin Vienna reports police place a charge of suspected murder against Ivan Poderjay in connection with the disappearance of Miss Agnes Turverson, a New York and Detroit lawyer. Mlle. Margaret Ferrand is arrested with Poderjay, charged as an accomplice after the fact.
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Vienna
Ivan Poderjay
Agnes Turverson
New York
Detroit
Mlle
Margaret Ferrand
Poderjay
City switches to monthly water bills starting next month
Water bills will be issued monthly in three city zones to reduce handling congestion. Minimum bill is 1.25 with a 10 percent late fee. Meters read before billing. excess charges cover water use beyond the minimum for the past three months. About 6,500 meters in city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Underhill
East Side
Underhill
Water Department
AGT 10 QUIT BOARD MEMBERS WHO ARE AGAINST SHELTON
Springfield C June 22 Petitions were prepared today to oust three majority board of education members who voted to discharge school superintendent Frank M Shelton. Shelton filed in state supreme court to force reinstatement. Mrs R B Dunbar and George M Wynwood led the counter move. Shelton said his dismissal lacked explanation despite a two year contract remaining.
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Springfield
Board of Education
Frank M. Shelton
Shelton
State Supreme Court
R. 8. Dunbar
George M. Wynwood
Oberlin hosts second Congregational council on peace and reform
At Oberlin Ohio the Congregational Christian Churches council debated peace rural life and poverty and added an eleventh commandment. Speakers revising talks to align with New Deal ideals included Prof Douglas Clyde Macintosh of Yale Divinity School discussing religion and revelation as the session continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
General Council
Congregational Christian Churches
Douglas Clyde Macintosh
Yale Divinity School
Seminars At Conference Probe Social Welfare Questions
Oberlin Ohio June 22 Ten seminars mark the annual conference of the General Council of Congregational and Christian Churches opening yesterday The program centers on social welfare with World Peace led by Rev J M Phillips of Center Church Hartford Conn and counselors Rev A K Chalmers New York and Rev T A Greene Connecticut Also notes Christian Stewardship and more details continue on page 2.
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Oberlin
General Council of Congregational and Christian Churches
J.M. Phillips
Center Cchurch
Hartford
Conn
A. K. Chalmers
New York
T. A. Greene
Connecticut
Women Injured When Struck By Auto Near Grafton
Mrs Anna Michael, 68, of Graf ton, suffered a fractured thumb and multiple bruises after being hit by a southbound automobile while walking about a mile north of Grafton around 9 45 p m yesterday. She was transported to Memorial Hospital by BE M Williams and L J Keller who witnessed the incident. The other motorist did not stop. deputies notified her son-in-law Peter Zawarsky of Graf ton.
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Anna Michael
Grafton
Michael
Memorial Hospital
BE. M. Williams
Park Avenue
L. J. Keller
Stanford Avenue
Peter Zawarsky
Gratton
Middletown Tragedy Ends in Family Debacle and Death
Sydney Redanus, 16, vice president of American Rolling Mills and Middletown leader, killed his wife and wounded his mother in law and daughter before turning the pistol on himself. Shirley, 12, and Mrs. Elesa Rathman, 76, were among the wounded. Redanus died unconscious after the shooting. Court reports call it homicidal insanity.
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American Rolling Mills
Middletown
Sydney Redanus
Recanus
Cook
Jane
Daniel
Recianus
Shirley
E. A. Emerson
Middletowe
Douglas R. Robbins
Emerson
American Rolling Mills Co
Redanus
Louisville
Purdue University
Rolling Mills
Ashland
American Management Association
American Iron and Steel Institute
National Association of Employment Managers
RFC Borrowers Must Comply With NRA Codes
Washington June 22 The RFC says not adhering to NRA codes or lacking compliance certificates will bar firms from contracts funded by Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans. Richberg underlines continued policy from the March 14 executive order restricting government purchases to code-compliant firms. Ford Motor Co is barred from bidding. RFC will require compliance certificates and prohibits major equipment not made under NRA rules for the supply industry.
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Washington
NRA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Donald R. Richberg
Recovery Administration
Ford Company
Ford
Richberg
Church Merger Vote Due Today
Oxford Ohio June 22 United Presbyterian merger leaders campaigned hard at the general assembly as 300 delegates prepare to vote. Dr W J Reid of Pittsburgh insisted defeat not conceded and argued members weigh the plan for their constituents. A late afternoon vote was expected on the merger proposal.
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Oxford
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church In America
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Reid
Pittsburgh
Calf Born Weighs Under 18 Pounds At West River Farm
A Guernsey calf weighing about 15 pounds at birth, born on the W. Krebs farm near West River and Athens roads south of Columbia Center, is healthy and growing. Vet Dr. N D Backus notes such low birth weight is rare but possible. the calf is bottle-fed and gaining, while remaining weak in hind legs.
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Lorain County
W. ©. Krebs
West River
Athens Road
Columbia Center
N. D. Backus
Krebs
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U. S. Bureau
C. T. Murchison
Claudius Temple Murchison
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Willard L. Thorp
Thomson
AGT
Cadman
Shenandoah
Early
May
May Seed Company
RMA
Council Bluffs
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