Bonds 10 Come First aay a Wright Bonds 10 Come First
Lorain County faces a tight tax situation as Treasurer Walter J. Wright discusses ten mill levy limits, bond payments, and possible refunding to avoid default. He affirms the county will include 8617 of a mill in next year’s rate despite operating deficits and delinquent sewer district assessments, with $550,300 in bonded indebtedness next year and a projected deficit of about $99,550 to cover. Continued on page 2.
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Lorain County
Walter J. Wright
Wright
Seven Aluminum Molds Stolen from Fox Furnace
Detective Lloyd Sweet investigates the theft of seven aluminum molds from Fox Furnace Company. The molds, valued at about 80 dollars each, were taken on Tuesday or Wednesday night per official Frank T. Wharton. No clues yet toward arrest.
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Fox Furnace Company
Lloyd Sweet
Frank T. Wharton
Wharton
Sweet
Marie Dressler Improves Amid Health Update
SANTA BARBARA CAL June 29 Marie Dressler rallied early today and physicians pronounced her condition the best in three days. Dr Franklin R Nugum said there is no immediate danger and he does not expect another crisis until about noon. Last night he predicted the actress would not outlive the night.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Marie Dressler
Franklin R. Nugum
Lorain County July Relief Allotments Tally Readily
Lorain county relief for July totals 14 412 dollars for direct relief 28 000 for federal works and 575 for family recovery per a Columbus dispatch The statewide July relief sum reaches 6 865 000 with 5 365 000 federal relief 1 340 000 state funds and 160 000 legal funds The program will cover 169 399 families across the state compared with 171 688 in June and 155 44 in May
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Lorain County
Columbus
The Weather Forecast For Local North and South Regions
Partly cloudy with local thundershowers tonight. Saturday looks cooler in the north portion and in the south portion. Local forecast mentions scattered showers then cooler conditions to end the period.
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North Portion
South
North
Study Reveals Relative Cost of City Service for Elyria
A 1933 city expenditures study breaks down costs by service item, showing real estate tax funded portions, and calculates pennies per thousand dollars of valuation. It notes total anticipated funds and how real estate taxes contributed 68.53 percent, with other sources covering 31.47 percent.
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Elyria
Police Dept
Pire Dept
Health Dent
Nan Engineering Dent
Elyria Pools See Peak Popularity Amid Heat Wave
Elyria experiences record crowds at Cascade Park and M C A pools as heat drives residents to cool water. Cascade Park runs three one hour sessions daily to accommodate about 1,000 swimmers, with evening 7 to 9 p m sessions added. M C A pool draws many factory workers and hosts new programs for women and girls with daily classes and Friday adult evenings.
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Elyria
Thoustes
Elyriang
Cascade Park
City Sees Surge in Summer Swimming Programs
On Thursday morning and daily early hours, women may swim starting at 1 o clock. Morning girls classes average about 60 attendees, afternoon about 18, with enrollments higher. Thursday morning and Friday evening classes draw 25 to 30. Many men and boys participate in various classes, increasing the city's pool capacity by summer’s end.
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Park Commission
W. O. McClellan
Association
Y. Wc. A
Fliers Hop Off For Polish Capital
Harbor Grace report says Benjamin and Joe Adamiwicz soda pop brothers of Brooklyn left at 6 26 am local time for Warsaw Poland in a single motored plane.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
Benjamin
Joe Adamowicz
Soda Pop Manufacturing Brothers
Brooklyn
N. Y
Warsaw
Poland
Milwaukee riot kills one and injures a dozen
Milwaukee faces paralysis as rioters attack the Lakeside power plant and car barns during a violent electric strike. Eugene Domagalshi, 24, was electrocuted when a fence post shattered a plant window. Police and deputies fought a hostile crowd of about 10 000 as shop and utility workers picketed and windows were smashed.
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Milwaukee
Lakeside
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Co
Eugene Domagalshi
Lake Front
Domagalski
Rev Lux Addresses Patriotic themes at Kiwanis meeting
Rev F Lux assistant pastor of St Marys parish urged revival of fervor for freedom and fair play in government recalling quotes from Gladstone La Fayette and Lincoln. He noted immigration wealth as proof of the republic and urged people powered governance. Also reports plane crash death of Estel Moor and funeral for John Carr in nearby towns.
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F. Lux
St. Mary’s Parish
Elyria Kiwans Club
Hotel Newall
Gladstone
la Fayette
Lincoln
Kiwanjan T. Lippert
Cleveland
Harry Warren
Colson Co
Elyria
President Roosevelt to sail Sunday on West Indies Hawaii cruise
President Roosevelt will sail from Annapolis at 7 o'clock Sunday on a cruise to the West Indies and Hawaii, White House announced. The date was moved from Saturday due to heavy government business, and he will say goodbye to son James, who is coming to Washington from Boston.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Annapolis
West Indies
Hawaii
White House
Goodby
James
Boston
Arbitration boards ease steel crisis and Milwaukee strike
Washington June 29 A new steel arbitration board was appointed to ease the steel dispute while Francis J Haas NL B representative studied the bloody traction strike in Milwaukee. Regional mediators seek peace as management and labor accept the boards jurisdiction amid tense negotiations and a broader bargaining framework.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Milwaukee
Francis J. Haas
National Labor Board
Steel Arbitration Board
Slim
Frances Perkins
Roosevelt
Walter P. Stacey
Raleigh
N. C
James Mullenbach
Chicago
Henry E. Wiley
Alabama
Stacey
Wiley
Mullenbach
Chicago Board of Education
Theight
Rotary's New Chief Elected at Detroit Convention
Robert L. Hill of Columbia Missouri was elected Rotary International president by unanimous ballot at the annual Detroit convention and shown beginning his new duties.
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Detroit
Robert L. Hill
Columbia, Mo
Rotary International
President Roosevelt Defends New Deal During Fireside Talk
President Roosevelt urged Americans to judge whether they are better off under the New Deal than the old regime. He spoke in plain language about recovery and urged citizens to check their bankbooks pay envelopes and the future. He also called on readers to reread the Constitution’s Bill of Rights to see if freedom is being trampled, as critics claim.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American
Heat Prostrations Mount As Ohio Endures Heat Wave
United Press reports a persistent June heat wave driving Ohio cities past 100 degrees. Four deaths in Cleveland accompany drownings of a nine year old girl in the Muskingum river and a black youth in Cincinnati. Cities record official highs near past readings while a local firm shutters under the heat.
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United Press
Ohio
Cleveland
Margaret Hartley
Dannison Hartley
Zanesville
Muskingum River
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Muling Machine Company
Planning Board Proposed to Promote Relief Projects
County Relief Director M.4 Houghton urges a three to four member planning board to propose and assist in promoting worthwhile relief projects for cities facing relief needs. He argues centralized responsibility would ensure creditable projects, with mayors service directors and city engineers as potential members, and stresses submitting good projects ahead of the fall and winter relief season.
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M. 4
Houghton
Lorain county approves relief funds for health camp
Two Lorain County commissioners approved 2500 in relief funds for a six week health camp at Camp Iss-See- Kies on the Vermilion river for 80 frail children from relief families. The camp, run by the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association, aims to provide nourishment exercise and health training with selection from a county health survey. One commissioner urged spending in homes. state relief commission approval is expected.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County
L. B. Hindman
Health Association
Harry L. Shaw
Charles D. Murray
State Relief Commission
W. J. Hillier
Hillier
Heat Wave Hits Elyria City with Record June Temps
Reported heat across Elyria city reaches new June highs with a 120 degree unofficial mark at East Broad Street voting booths and 106 degrees at Lorain Coast Guard Station. City hall staff and officers endure the blaze while Cascade Park hosts record beach crowds. Forecasts promise cooler weather with possible thunder showers tonight or Saturday.
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East Broad Street
City Hall
Lloyd Sweet
Curtis Hamlin
J. G. Schrock
Dorothy Peters
Fred Underhill
E. J. Stankard
Elyma
United States Coast Guard
Lorain
Lake Erie
Cascade Park
Dillinger Gang Member Sentenced in Greencastle Bank Robbery
Green castle Ind June 23 Harry Copeland 38 Muncie a Dillinger gang member was sentenced to 25 years in state prison on charges of robbing the Central National Bank of Greencastle.
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Greencastle
Ind
Harry Copeland
Muncie
Dillinger
Central National Bank
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