Vacation With Pay for National Tube Workers
Six thousand wage earners at the National Tube Company plant in Lorain will receive a one week paid vacation starting July 5. Eligibility covers employees on the payroll for the past five years. salaried staff also receive time off. The break aligns with the annual July 4 repair shutdown, with most departments affected except docks and slag crusher. Next week aims for high production as two blast furnaces and six open hearths run, the Bessemer converter single turn, and six pipe mills active for about five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Industrial Production Shows Steady Advance
The Federal Reserve reports May to June 1932 industrial output reversed early year declines with gains in steel and coal. Manufacturing fell in May but coal output offset the drop. steel rose in June to about 55 percent capacity while auto production slid due to strikes. Factory employment held steady from April to mid May as department store sales remained above last year and freight car loadings rose on higher coal shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
United Mine Workers Union
New Liner Mauretania Makes Maiden Transatlantic Voyage
The Cunard liner Mauretania arrived in New York on her maiden voyage, a five day 21 hour 40 minute crossing at 20.60 knots. She measures 722 feet long with a 30 foot nine inch draft and 8 lengths beam, and will sail for England on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agen
England
Ohio girl’s long list of interviews earns editor’s note
Betty Lou Gibson of Galion Ohio, a high school graduate and yearbook editor, has interviewed many famous figures including Amelia Earhart in eighth grade. She has since traveled to speak with Ethel Barrymore Alice Longworth Tallulah Bankhead Lowell Thomas and former Ohio Governor Martin L Davey. Her grandfather was an editor.
Court actions push suit over detained tractor and police cases
Reinhart Kammiller of North Ridgeville sues Felix Anderson of Ridgeville Township for $200 claiming his tractor has been detained since June 20. Frank Tilly of Akron appeals a $200 judgment in a defunct case favoring Claude Parsons over alleged damage to a cultipacker and disk. County approved blind aid of $15 monthly for Mrs. Virgil Huffman starting July 1. Lorain County to receive 70,297 from a 4,600,443 state license tax distribution, with 86,150 to Elyria and 36,275 to Lorain for road use. Alex Hawkins of Elyria fined $30 in DUI case. Marian Opritz granted divorce from Joseph Opritz for gross neglect of duty. Dog bite reported on Durkee Road involving Charles Wickard. dog owner to be sought by Dog Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhart Kammiller
North Ridgeville
Felix Anderson
Root Road
Ridgeville Township
Hobart Holton
Common Pleas Court
Frank Tilly
Akron
Justices Court
Claude Parsons
Wellington
Lorain County
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Columbus
Elyria
Lorain
Believe Fugitive Killer Cornered
A 300 strong force surrounded the Chippewa River area near Hayward Wisconsin as they pursued fugitive killer August Buelo alias Ray Olson. An undersheriff and two posse members fired five shots at a man who leaped into the river amid the river chase. Bloodhounds and volunteers joined the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Wis
Chippewa River
Beleving
August Buelo
Ray Olson
James Berard
Berard
Sawyer County Sheriffs Office
Officials hail barter plan between US and Britain
Washington reports administration officials praising the United States British rubber for cotton barter as a step toward arming both nations with strategic war materials. They see 600000 bales of surplus cotton traded for about 85000 tons of British rubber as potentially influencing events in the Far East amid fears of a showdown with Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
United States
Northern Savings Cuts Interest Rate On Mortgage Loans
The Northern Savings and Loan Company announced a reduction in approved mortgage loan rates from 6 percent to 5 percent. Officers stated the move aligns with their home building and remodeling support policy. The directors also set the regular semi annual dividend at 4 percent and interest to depositors at 3 percent payable July 1, 1939. The six months ending June 30 marks twenty years of home financing in Elyria and vicinity with uninterrupted interest and dividends to depositors and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Savings and Loan Company
Elyria
Collections Taken in Japan for Chilean Earthquake Victims
In Japan, charitable collections raised funds for Chilean earthquake victims. Local organizations organized drives, with contributions from residents and businesses aimed at immediate relief and humanitarian aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Col Benes Jumps To His Death At Eiffel Tower
Paris June 24 Col Benes 44 military attache of Czechoslovakia jumped from the 200 foot level of the Eiffel Tower during a dinner celebrating the tower’s 50th anniversary. The departure occurred as Duke and Duchess of Windsor dined nearby. Benes had suffered nervous depression after the Czech Republic’s dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Col
Bemk Benes
Germany
Eifel
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Col. Benes
Market Produce Specials At Local Stalls
Readable listings show produce prices and bundles including beans cabbages cauliflowers celery mushrooms onions parsley peas and strawberries. Hothouse tomatoes and greens are priced per basket or per crate with several items offered in dozens or halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau
G.reen
Receipts and Prices Reported Amid Market Fluctuations
The record shows butter receipts at T6801 with 151 steadscreamer and 27,850 EGUIS-Lieveipts noted. Prices for central carrots remain unchanged at 224 and 94 licensed units show no charge adjustments.
Grain and Feed Prices from Sheets Elevator Co Listing
Quotations for corn, wheat, oats, flour and feeds as compiled by Sheets Elevator Co and Abon tana Milling Co. Prices shown per bushel or per unit for car lots and per barrel for flour. Lists include No 3 yellow corn at 67 1/4 to 71 cents, wheat, flour types, feed middlings, brans, rape seed meal, hay and straw by grade, and alfalfa cutting levels with exact dollar amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Abontana Milling Co
Timothy
Neal
Timoths
Sui
Grocery Basket Items From Outdoor Market List
A fragmented OCR shopping list details various produce and food items with quantities and prices. Entries include APPLES, BEETS, BEANS, CABBAGE, CARROTS, LETTUCE, SHROOMS, PARSLEY, PARSNIPS, and more, with occasional notes on basket counts and prices. Several lines reference outdoor or market settings and unclear local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwins
Delraous
He Barts
Lkt
Bostrer
Corys
Widen Search For Michigan Killer
Michigan state police broadened the hunt for a well dressed hitchhiker after the body of 30 year old George G. Halil was found near a rural road. Ruby Doty 32 identified a scar faced hitchhiker and said Halil was shot as she drove toward Pinconning. Police questioned associates of Halil and Doty as the search expanded near Laingsburg and Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
George G. Halil
Lansing
Michigan
Ruby Doty
Hall
Eaton Rapids
Bay City
J. H. Marmon
Miss Doty
Grand Rapids
Fowler
St. Johns
Verne Woodbury
Laingsburg
Shiawassee
Shirley Curtis
Victor Beck
Flint Post
Roy Watkins
Gladwin
Painters Union Elects Officers in Elyria Local 736
Aaion Van Boxel was elected president succeeding Mel Brown at a meeting this week. Richard J. Taylor was re-elected business agent and David L. Taylor as secretary-treasurer. Theodore Gagen was re-elected financial secretary and John Finnell was elected vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaion van Boxel
Elyria Painters
Mel Brown
Ruichard J. Taylor
Lorain County Building Trades Council
David L. Taylor
Theodore Gagen
John Finnell
Union Workmen Picket East Bridge Street Inn Opening
Union workers picketed the East Bridge Street Inn which opened this week alleging nonunion labor used in preparations. Richard J. Taylor of the Lorain County Building Trades Council named H. Dicken as proprietor and said painters carpenters electricians and plumbers are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bridge Street Inn
Richard J. Taylor
Lorain County Building Trades Council
H. Dicken
School funds received from State Public School Fund
Lorain County Board of Education yesterday received eight thousand seven hundred fifty dollars from the State Public School Fund to cover the county’s operating costs for the last half of the year. All county school board funds now come from state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Fall proves fatal for Mrs Elsie Belle McClurg
Mrs Elsie Belle McClurg aged 67 of Greer Village was fatally injured when she fell backward on stairs at home after visiting a hospital to see her husband. The incident occurred in Mt Vernon on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon. O
Elsie Belle McClurg
Greer Village
Agricultural crate items and market prices list
A damaged OCR list showing outdoor produce like peas spinach corn oats and vegetables with assorted weights and prices. It references quantities and varieties such as white rhubarb and yellow corn with scattered price figures and vendor notes.
FDR pushes immediate action on new lending program
President Roosevelt and aides plan to push a 3.86 billion dollar lending program to spur business and raise national income. Senate leader Barkley said simple legislation would be introduced next week in both houses, with possible year end modification. Some lawmakers doubted quick adjournment, while Barkley expected swift passage though not tied to current relief legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
D. Ky
House
Rooseveltt
White House
Hyde Park
Barkley
Lorain County tax distributions total $1.414 million
County reports show net real estate and public utility tax collections of $1,414,539.51 for the period, with distributions to Elyria and Lorain schools and numerous townships and municipalities. Advances have been paid to several entities, reducing the remaining due amounts.
Auto Demolished At Crossing Near Milan
George Freiling of Lincoln Park Michigan escaped serious harm when his auto was struck by a New York Central passenger train at Murray Ridge Road crossing east of Milan. The car was demolished. Freiling was uninjured aside from a leg bump. Three accidents near Route 18 followed, none with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Freiling
Lincoln Park
Michigan
New York Central
Murray Ridge Road
Milan
Freiling
James Freiling
Auto
John Hudak
Edward Becker
Sheriffs Department
Route 18
Red Star
Daniel L Gish
Detroit
Wellington
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Route
Mayflower Motor Co
Akron
Frank Wojcicki
Cleveland
Philip Babel
David Simon
Sheriff's Office
Auto Ride Ends Safely in Akron
AKRON. O Todays dispatch reports Patrolman Hoyt Saunders a station mechanic, rode in a police cruiser unaware a box of dynamite caps lay in the back seat. He was warned by radio calls and reached the station unharmed, though shaken by the peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. O
Hoyt Saunders
Saunders
Romance Needs English Correspondent for UnluckyCanadian
William Barker a 24 year old Canadian seeks an English girl to write to him The notice was on a barrel of apples delivered to Mrs Shergolds village store at Cattistock Dorchester The cover read I am Willam Barker 24 and I stand 6 ft 7 in in my socks I want a pretty English girl to write to me Mrs Shergold destroyed the cover and cannot recall the address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Barker
Barker
Red Lake Study Targets Ivrea Italy Color Mystery
Scientists arrived near Ivrea to investigate Lake Sirio in the Red Lake region after it changed from blue to red overnight. The lake grew redder by the hour and became stickier, part of a group of seven lakes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivrea
Italy
Lake
Sirio
County Tax Totals by Towns in Amherst County
Tax data lists per town amounts alongside county citizens names and parens figures. Towns include Brighton Brownhelm Camden Carlisle Columbia Eaton Elyria Grafton Henrietta Huntington LaGrange Penfield Pittsfield Ridgeville Rochester Russia Sheffield Wellington New London in Huron County with a small sum 81.95 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKinnon
Elyria
Lorain
Lotain
Amherst Township
Amherst Village
South Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Black River
Brighton
Brownhelm
Camden
Carlisle
East Carlisle
Columbia Township
Eaton Township
Grafton
Grafton Village
Henrietta
Huntington
LaGrange
Penfield Township
Pittsfield
Ridgeville
Rochester
Russia
Oberlin
Clearview
Sheffield Lake
Wellington
Vermilion
Florence
Olmsted Falls
Strongsville
New London
Amherst
Sheffield
Penfield
Huron County
Death of Ernest Palmer 62 at Elyria Memorial
Ernest Palmer 62 of 276 North Olive Street died yesterday afternoon at Elyria Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his wife Lila Weyls Palmer, a son Ernest Palmer Jr, a sister Mrs Angie Sharpe and a brother Arthur of London England. The body is at Clifford Pease Funeral Home Dover Center. Funeral services Monday at 3:00 from Pease with Olmsted Falls Odd Fellows lodge conducting. Burial in Coe Ridge Cemetery North Olmsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Palmer
North Olive Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lila (Weyls
Ernest, Jr
Angie Sharpe
Arthur
London
England
Clifford Pease
Dover Road
Dover Center
Pease Funeral
Olmsted Falls
Odd Fellows Lodge
Coe Ridge Cemetery
North Olmsted
Florence Williams 54 Dies After Three Years Illness
Florence Lucille Williams of Taylor Street Wellington died at home after a three year illness. She was born in Penfield. Survived by husband Merritt, son Kenneth, sister Mrs. Margaret Roe of Elyria, brothers John and Witliam Brouse of Elyria and Wellington, Ben Brouse of Sullivan. Funeral 2 PM Monday at Keith Andrews Funeral Home with Rev Lonzo S Green officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Aire
Florence Lucille Williams
Taylor Street
Penfield
Merritt
Kenneth
Margaret Roe
Elyria
John Brouse
Ben Brouse
Sullivan
Witliam Brouse
Keith Andrews
Lonzo S. Green
Funeral services for Arthur J. Lewis in LaGrange
Funeral services for Arthur J. Lewis of LaGrange will be held Sunday at 2 p m from the LaGrange Methodist church with Reverend Norman M. Weyrick officiating. Burial is in La Grange Cemetery. In addition to survivors named yesterday he leaves two sisters Clara and May Lewis both of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Lewis
LaGrange
LaGrange Methodist Church
Norman M. Weyrick
LaGrange Cemetery
Mr. Lewis
Clara
May Lewis
Oberlin
Longtime North Olmsted constable James Donaldson dies
James G. Donaldson, a North Olmsted constable for many years, died Friday June 23 at 8 p m. Born November 26 1854 in Cleveland, he lived in the same Toll House home since age five. He is survived by two sons Earl W and Guy L, two daughters Helen and Eleanor Nivus, seven grandchildren, and his widow Bertha Salisbury Donaldson who died in 1935. Funeral Monday at 1 pm from 28596 Lorain Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
James G. Donaldson
West 44Th St
Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
Earl W
Guy L
Wellington
Helen
Eleanor Nivus
Cornell Avenue
Elyria
Bertha
Nee Salisbury
Lorain Road
German Troop Movements and Fortifications Reported Near French Frontier
Paris dispatches describe large scale German troop concentrations along the French frontier as preparations for summer maneuvers. The area between Trier Saarbruck Bitche and Wissembourg is noted with formations opposite major French fortifications and a fortified Istein Krotz region near Belfort where a strong German position is planned. The cabinet meets to discuss bringing Russia into an anti agression bloc and Bonnet suggests France pay 1.2 billion francs to Spanish Nationalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Germany
Switzerland
Trier
Saarbruck
Bitche
Wissembourg
Baden
Colmar
Mulhouse
Erstein
Rhine
Istein- Krotz
Belfort
Europe
Vienna
Franc
Basle
Albert Lebrun
Russia
George Bonnet
State Director of Public School Finance Fired
Columbus Ohio June 24 Dismissal of Dr David H Sutton as State Director of Public School Finance was confirmed by State Education Director E N Dietrich He had asked Sutton to resign and to abolish the post if he refused The dismissal stemmed from unauthorized statements given to the press over two years and policy differences between Dietrich and Sutton The chief duty was administration of the 48000000 State School Foundation Fund The action may have been hastened by new legislate provisions authorizing a comptroller to supervise the fund Dietrich is a long time state official same party currently holding over into the Republican administration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
David H. Sutton
E. N. Dietrich
Dietrich
Sutton
Civil Service
State Board of Control
Davey Democratic
Two Boys Found Crushed To Death In Mill Wheel
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania on June 24 two eight year old boys Robert Quici and Bob Lenker sons of Titan Metal Works workers were found dead after being swept into the Gamble mill water wheel by Spring Creek. A Rockview penitentiary bloodhound helped locate the bodies after an all night search as searchers had given up on a mill accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Rockview
Big Gamble
Spring Creek
Robert Quici
Bobby Lenker
Titan Metal Works Company
Quici
Lenker
Statue of Alfred the Great Lacks Hands in London Era
A London statue thought to represent Alfred the Great, dating to around 1400, has both hands missing. The piece survives as a fragment of medieval sculpture amid city history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alfred the Great
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Ohio Girl's Credit
Deetz
Chrysler
Plymouth
Palper
Virgil Huffman
Parkwood Avenue
Alex Hawkins
Guy B. Findley
Findley
Hawkins
Marian Opritz
D. A. Cooks Court
Joseph Opritz
Sheriff's
Charles Wickard
Denison Avenue
Durkee Road
Lee Minkler
Bulletin
Northern Savings
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Eiffel Tower
Edouard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Chicago
Pradice
Homegrowers
Warket
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Painters Union
Stravelierius
Toledo Grain
Tritec
Sat
FDR
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Red Lake
Florence Williams
Lewis
Ashbolt Orchards
Foster Park
Bluebird
Niewsra Penas
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