Perry-Fay Co Plans New 10 000 Sq Ft Addition
Perry-Fay Co will add 10 000 square feet to its Perry Court plant in a one story brick concrete and steel building 50 by 200 feet. The project includes future second story capability and bids close March 3. Architect firms R B Silsbee and Alva C G Smith prepared the plans for contractors. The extension will run east from offices, enabling expanded manufacture of screw machine products for autos radios and metalworking.
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Perry-Fay Company
Perry Court
R. 8. Silsbee
Alva CG. Smith
Timms Spring Company
Henry Heldrich
T. C. Murphy Company
Elyria Superior Electric Company
Timms
40 Hour Week Bill Prepared For Congress
Roosevelt to receive a special message transmitting a substitute NRA bill setting a 40 hour week, protecting collective bargaining, and creating a three member board to regulate hours and wages. The measure targets interstate industries and aims to prevent overreach in industrial control while preserving bargaining rights.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
United Press
National Labor Relations Bard
Supreme Court
Weather Summary for Ohio and Adjacent Regions
Tuesday night shows a slightly warm but fair pattern across southern Ohio. A morning disturbance over Ontario lowers pressure, while a coastal low off Washington interacts with a high from the Rockies toward the Gulf states. Light precipitation is confined to Washington, Northern California and the southeast. warmer conditions expected elsewhere.
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Ontario
Lane
Washington
Rocky Mo
Gulf States
California
Troxel expands into bicycle rims production at scale
Troxel Co. rapidly approaches 10 000 bicycle rims daily as it diversifies from saddles and tool bags. President J W Brandt says the new rim line will employ about 70 more staff to reach a 450 total, with orders already swamping capacity. The move follows a 35 year history focusing on saddles. Equipment upgrades including nickel and chrome plating and new electro plating vats support the new production, with $75 000 invested in new machinery. The firm also expanded warehouse space on East Bridge street with rail siding to handle shipments.
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America
Troxel Company
J. W. Brandt
Wll
Panr
East Bridge Street
Brandt
Suffers Fracture For Ninth Time
William Castle aged 21 of 110 Chase Street was confined at home with a broken right leg after stepping on a loose stone on East Avenue while walking to church. The injury is his ninth fracture, caused by a lifelong bone condition that heightens fracture risk. He last broke a leg 13 years ago and is secretary of the Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club.
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William Castle
Chase Street
East Avenue
Cautle
Cantte
Lorain County Young Men's Repub“Hean Club
Fabulous Value Of Coronation Jewels On View
Tourists describe the Tower of London jewels seen ahead of the May 12 coronation. Replicas appear worldwide while original pieces like the Imperial State Crown and Burma ruby carry long royal history and significance.
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London
Jewel House
Tower of London
Great Britain
George VI
Elizabeth
Britain
Westminster Abbey
Cially
Burma
Edward the Black Prince
Duke of
Cornwall
George
President To Address Nation On March Fourth And Ninth
The White House announced that President Roosevelt will broadcast two speeches on March 4 and March 9. The addresses will outline aims and objectives for his second term and present a broad plan in a serial two‑part format.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Pay Increase Seen For I Steel Workers
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corporation, one of the nation’s largest producers, planned plant meetings at 3 PM with employee representatives in Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Youngstown districts. Unofficial sources said a wage increase might be offered. Workers seek a $5 daily minimum for common labor, 80 cents daily for others, and a 40 hour week.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie -Ilinoig Steel Corporation
Tron
Chicago
Youngstown
Supreme Court Rules On Gold Clause in 5-4 Decision
The Supreme Court, in a five to four ruling, outlawed contracts demanding payment in gold or its currency value under the new deal gold legislation. The decision, written by Cardozo and joined by four others, extends prior gold clause rulings and signals possible currency control implications. The Holyoke Water Power Co. vs American Wrapping Paper Co. dispute centered on a $1,500 rental contract and whether devalued currency or gold payments were enforceable.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cardozo
Holyoke Water Power Co
Holyoke, Mess
American Wrapping Paper Co
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Willis Vandevanter
James K. McReynolds
George Sugher
Land
Pierce Butler
Water Power Company
Paper Company
Congress
Elyria Resident Mrs Ann Kirk Dies After Long Illness
Elyria resident for 80 years Mrs Ann Smith Kirk died at her home 234 Howe Street after years of illness. Born in Leicestershire England August 29 1850 she came to America in 1857 with her family. She taught school after high school and married Charles Kirk. Survived by two daughters Miss Lucy Kirk and Mrs Ethel Carpenter a son Bello Kirk seven grandchildren two great grandchildren and three brothers. Funeral at 2 36 p m Wednesday at the residence with Pastor J Bomd officiating.
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Ann Smith Kirk
Elyria
Howe Street
Marston
Leicestershire
England
John
Sarah Smith
America
Henry
William
Charles Kirk
LaPorte
First Methodist Church
Kirk
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Ladies' Aid of the Church
Lucy B. Kirk
Ethel L. Carpenter
Bello
Robert
James Smith
Frank
Charles Smith
Asd
Sleter
Willis Wright
Holy Ithe
Hewsstrer
Offtelathe
Buttermai N
Truck Driver Held For Questioning In Fatal Elyria Crash
Lorain County authorities detained 56 year old William Gaines of Grafton for questioning after a collision in Elyria left passenger Metro Shoulter 48 of Grafton dead from a fractured skull. Shoulter rode with Gaines, who drove a coal truck owned by Anthony Frobste. The crash occurred at the Polish street east avenue intersection near Moechiuis Foliah streets. Bohn 82, driver of the second truck, avoided serious injury. Funeral arrangements for Shoulter are announced with services in Grafton and burial at St Mary's Cemetery. Several other minor accidents were reported weeks end.
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Grafton
Lorain County
Metro Shoulter
Elyria Memoriospital
Grafter
Moechiuis Foliah
Uty Sheriffs
de Tnthony Poll
Anthony Frobste
Middle Avenue
Jug
Gaines and
Shoulter
Kingsley
Elyria
Bender Body Company
Julia Shoulter
John
Stephen
Michie
Frank
Péter
George
Buffalo
Bittner ‘Funeral
Church of the Assumption
John Foster
St.Mary's Cemetery
Potter and
Shellfy
Mae Frank Gérhapdinger
Broadstreet-ant- Epa Avenue
Anthony’ Bite
West Avenue
Howard Reed
Butia Memorial Hospital
Walter Wehlber
Beebecourt
E. F. Adams
Two Children See Father Drown Near Virginia Lake
Akron report states Russell Pedlar a 34 year old Cleveland cab driver took his children Gordon six Jessica? and siblings to Kendall State Park Virginia for skating lessons. Ice was thin and he fell through with Gordon and the other two children watching from shore. The father died despite attempts to rescue him while bystanders called for help.
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Akron
Virginia
Kendall State Park
Russell Pedlar
Cleveland
Gordon
Geiadine
Richard
Fishenl Cey Beexgie
Callahseth
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Black Prince
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Edward VI
George V
Ames
Cao
Siberian
Buestonthys
St Edwarte
Scone
Edward
Troxel Co
Hamilton
Kirk's
Nellie Kirk
Jd. W. Brandt
British Empire
Crownwell
I Steel
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