Providence Rhode Island Strike Over 26 Percent Wage Rise
More than two thousand truck drivers walked out in Providence paralyzing Rhode Island industry. Union demand was a 26 percent pay increase to match Boston levels. Government leaders sought mediation as talks between union reps and operators failed. The strike began when conference adjourned at 3 p.m.
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Providence
R. L
Rhode Iland
Robert E. Quinn
Edward E. Duane
Thomas F. McMahon
United Textile Workers of America
Boston
Prison Transfer of Oberlin Robbery Suspect
Louis Cuil, 25, of Cleveland, was sent to the Columbus penitentiary to begin a 10 to 25 year term for robbery. He was convicted by a jury as one of three involved in the $1,409 Oberlin College robbery on July 19, 1935. One of the trio is dead and the other remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cuil
Cleveland
Columbus
Steve Frolic
Redman Douglas
Samuel Paonessa
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Oberlin College
1900 Cans Of Milk To Be Distributed
Federal Surplus Distributor W B Young asks Elyria relief clients to call at their stores Wednesday to Friday to receive 1900 cans of milk this week Prunes were distributed last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Relief
W. B. Young
Special accounting sheets and forms for binders
Special accounting sheets are ruled printed and punched to fit any binder style. New forms can be obtained at lower prices because through personal interview we understand your requirements. We furnish binders too.
Quick Trial Sought for Confessed Kidnapper Gancedo
Argentine police said Jose Gancedo confessed to abducting and smothering 2 year old Eugenio Pereira Iraola at the La Sorpresa ranch. He described an irresistible impulse, fled 34 miles, and hid the body with thorns and branches. no capital punishment exists, likely life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar del Plata
Argentine
Jose Gancedo
Eugenio Pereira Iraola
Argentina
Lindbergh
Gancedo
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Gaucedo
la Sorpresa
Gatcedo
Disposition Of Wick Estate In Cleveland Probate
The will of the late Ten-1 this Wick provides a direct bequest of 25000 to his wife Florence Couch Wick and a 1000 to chauffeur Harry Thompson. A trust is created for the remainder with trustees named or, if needed, The Cleveland Trust Company or Henry Crawford. Earnings go to the wife if she remains unmarried, else a third to her and two thirds for the children Mary Tennis and Pheebe with later distribution to others and institutions. Probate officials report no appraisal yet.
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Washington Avennue
Cleveland
Harry Thompson
Mr. Wick
Tennis Wick
Florence Couch Wick
Mary Wick III
Harry J. Crawford
Cleveland Trust Company
Harry Crawford
Henry Crawford
Hishhildren
Mary
Tennis
Pheebe
Payment Of Some Bills Deferred
The Lorain County Board of Education delayed approving several February bills due to short funds. It expects state school funds to arrive soon and will issue checks only when money is available, approving $68.70 in other bills at yesterday's meeting.
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Lorain Counts
Seals in Elyria Schools Approved for Sale
The Elyria Board of Education approved selling crippled children's seals in local schools during the work of March 22. Issued each spring by the International Society for Crippled Children to fund their work, the seals are headquartered in Elyria. A separate report notes a car collision on Second Street near Court Street at about 5:50 p.m. involving a vehicle driven by Miss Dor- and another driver.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
International Society For Crippld Children
Ervin Hothen
Chestnut Street
Goodspeed
East Avenue
Second Street
Court Street
Miss Dor
Japan Ready To Join In Naval Limitation Parley
Tokyo March 2 Japan will join a naval limitation conference if another power initiates one on an equitable armament reduction basis said Vice Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai minister of marine in parliament. Japan left the London conference after Britain and the United States rejected its demand for equality of strength. The naval limitation treaties lapsed in November. The United States France and Britain signed a new tonnage and gun calibers agreement subject to Japan and others’ adherence.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mitsumasa Yonai
London
Great Britain
United States
France
Britain
Death notices from Elyria and nearby towns
Death records for Mary Stark Gehl of Elyria aged 72 with a large family, services at St John’s and burial at Elyma cemetery. Also notices for Euphrasta Kraft of LaPorte and Mary Cheevers of Amherst with details of survivors, funeral rites, and cemeteries. Norris Hales of Camden township listed with survivors and burial in Camden cemetery.
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Mary Stark Gehl
Elyria
Ninth Street
Mecklinburg
Schewerin
Germany
Theodore
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
St. John’s Church
Arioin Schroeder
Elyma Cemetery
Euphrasta Kraft
LaPorte
Joseph Kraft
Cleveland
Claude Morris
Mary
Lowise Kraft
St. Ann's Church
Florence Lawson
Detroit
Albert Lyon
Herbert Heinebrodt
Amherst
Clement Lawson
Cheevers
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Baker Funeral
St. Joseph‘s Church
James Smith
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Norris Hales
Camden Township
W. L. Pease
Wakeman
Howard Patrick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brighton
Camden Cemetery
Martha
Ruth
Vern
Ross
Camden
Truck Driver Irvin Sturgeon Burned To Death
Irvin Sturgeon a 24 year old Cincinnati man was burned to death after a trailer truck overturned on Route 4 near here last night and caught fire. The truck belonged to Commercial Freight Co of Cincinnati and was en route to Dayton loaded with merchandise. Sheriff Charles Walke said Sturgeon was burned beyond recognition.
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Hamilton, D
Irvin, Sturgeon
Cincinnati
Here
The
Commercial Freight Co
Dayton
Charles
Walke
Sturgeon
Y-Indus Club To Debate At YMCA Tonight
The Y-Indus Club will hold its weekly meeting at the YMCA at ten to seven tonight. A debate will be the main feature of the program. The subject and the debaters have not been announced.
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Y-Indus Club
Y. M.C
Collision on Broad Street Damages Funk and Truck
Otha Funk of 405 Cleveland was injured when his vehicle struck the rear of a Murbach Coal Company truck on Broad Street yesterday afternoon, according to police.
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Otha Funk
Cleveland
Murbach Coal Company
Broad Street
Oberlin Monthly Meeting Recaps Games Session
The Oberlin gathering at the James Brand House on North Main Street concluded a business session with novel games led by Mr. Brammer. Esther Wood was mentioned for delivery service alongside Allan Harris. The next meeting is set for Monday evening, March 25.
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James Brand
N. Main Street
Brammer
Nine Elected To O. H. S. National Honor Society
Oberlin High School names nine seniors to the National Honor Society based on scholarship leadership character and service. Members include Harriet Cady Charlotte Cline Margaret Glider Paul Gorske Myriam Johnston Frank Speedbrink Luann Willbound Lee Wilson and Philip Worcester. Seniors must rank in the upper third. 15 percent of the class may join. The class this year is sixty one students.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Oberlin High
Hets High -Cobeat Emyre
Harriet Cady
Charlotte Cline
Margaret Glider
Paul Gorske
Myriam Johnston
Frank Speebrink
Luan Willbound
Lee Wilson
Philp Worcester
Southern Tea Program Delights Church Community
The Queen Esther and Standard Bearer Societies of the Methodist church presented a radio broadcast style program at a Southern Tea held at the church. Miss Lois Brown led the event with decor reflecting old plantation charm and Miss Marilyn Hipp announced from Station QESB.
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Queen Esther
Methodist Church
Lois Brown
Marilyn Hipp
QESB
Dolly Lee
H. A. Bird
Conservatory
Betty Wendt
Camille Skalak
Jane Phillips
Betty Rodgers
Harriet Cook
Arlene Campbell
Iola Gibson
Carriers Meet The Oberlin Chronicle Telegram
Carriers held their regular meeting to discuss routes and delivery schedules at the Oberlin Chronicle Telegram office. Members reviewed performance, assigned duties, and planned next week’s rounds.
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Oberlin Chronicle-Telegram
School Boards Authorized to Borrow on Notes for Operations
Lorain County village and rural schools receive notes totaling 362 553 dollars sent from the county school office. State Education Department expects to fund retirement of last May notes within days as counties list the total by district including Wellington Amherst Clearview Avon Lake Avon Brghton Brownhelm Camden Carlisle Township Columbia East Carlisle Eaton Elyria Township Grayson Township Graf ton Township Grafton Village Henrietta Huntington La Grange Penfield Pittsfield Ridgeville Rochester Sheffield Lake South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
State Department of Education
Ohio
Wellington
Amherst
Clearview
Avon Lake
Avon
Brighton
Brownhelm
Camden
Carlisle Township
Columbia
East Carlisle
Eaton
Elyria Township
Grafton Township
Grafton Village
Henrietta
Huntington
la Grange
Penfield
Pittsfield
Ridgeville
Rochester
Sheffield Lake
South Amherst
Oberlin Ladies Night highlights and campus events
Oberlin Exchange Club hosted its annual Ladies Night at Oberlin Inn with a music quartet from the Conservatory and a Mummers Radio skit from Oberlin College. Judge Samuel Silbert spoke on crime. Activities included funeral services for Mrs Gilbert Simpson in Elyria and multiple local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Mummers Organization
Oberlin College
I. L. Porter
E. H. Parke
R. W. Hart
G. H. Bare
Gilbert Simpson
Elyria
Simpson
Parke
Women's Progressive Club
Katherine Higgins
South Park Street
Blackburn
Nathaniel Gatlin
Catherine Andrus
West Coltlese Street
Middlebury College
Alpha Xi Delta
Andrus
Women’s College
Middlebury
Ruby Schuster
Amherst
Shirley Jackson
Locust Street
Eleanor Jackson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Bids Sought for Steel for Nine Navy Ships
The Navy Department will readvertise immediately for bids to supply about 20,000,000 pounds of steel for six new destroyers and three new submarines, the department announced today in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Governor Investigates Case Of Escaped Ohio Convict
Governor Martin J. Davey plans further inquiry into the escaped Ohio convict T. J. Cannon held by Pittsburgh authorities before deciding on extradition. Executive clerk Wray Bevins noted evasive statements by Mrs. Canton and said an independent probe will pursue undisclosed circumstances with Pittsburgh police cooperation.
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Columbus
T. J. Canoan
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Martin J. Davey
Cannon
Liberty
London
Pennsylvania
Wray Bevins
Canton
Berins
Police Department of
Massachusetts College opens with first class in 1867
Massachusetts State College, after three presidents and a 1863 charter, admitted four students in fall 1867. Henry Flagg French led 1864–66 as administrator, Paul A. Chadbourne served 1866–67 before ill health prompted his resignation in June 1867, and Col. William Clarke became president that month as the pioneer class of 1871 prepared to enroll.
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Amverst
Maass
Massachusetts State College
Henry Flagg French
Paul A. Chadbourne
Col
William &. Clarke
Salt Lake Schools Add Weekly Dancing Classes
Two Salt Lake City high schools have started regular weekly dancing classes in the curriculum to emphasize dance as an important modern life skill alongside other branches of education.
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Salt Lake City
Secret Societies In Roumania To Be Dissolved
Bucharest reports the cabinet orders closing all universities and expelling student members of political groups while authorizing dissolving secret societies. Thirty Fascists were detained at Jassy after an attack on Dr J Bratu rector of Jassy University, wounded by daggers. Bratu, a National Peasant, opposes Nazi and Fascist groups.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Ministry of Interior
Jassy
J. Trajan Rratu
Jassy University
R Bratu
Iron Guard
Court actions and car market rise in Lorain February
Lorain area courts report divorce actions including Benjamin Narney from Julia Narney for wilful absence after 3 years and Mary Domizn from Frank Domizn. Lorain County dealers sold 255 new cars and 30 trucks in February, up from last year. Multiple auto collision and personal injury verdicts were issued, with sums up to 500 dollars. Will contest over Margaret Schueiler’s will settled by agreement. Varil Vorkavich sues Mildred Vorkavich for wilful absence and gross neglect. Both communism and fascism described as being ordered about. continuous court activity noted.
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Lorain County
Clerk of Courts
Elyria
Juliana Schneider
Henry Schueller
Margaret Schueiler
Sheffield
Common Pleas Court
Varil Vorkavich
Lorain
Mildred Vorkavich
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Markets Cleveland Produce H1 Butter Market Signals
Market signals show butter and eggs with firm tone. Live poultry prices vary by grade and weight with hens heavy and Leghorn entries noted. Potatoes priced by 100 lb bags with Idaho and Maine lots listed.
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Cleveland
Revellet Sc
Lechorn
Lee
Idaho
Maine
National Recovery Admin study committee report released
An extensive report on the National Recovery Administration is detailed, listing authors from Columbia University William H. Davis and George H. Mead and noting committee members including Henry A. Wallace Frances Perkins and Daniel Roper. The study covers code histories, research, and the relationship between government and industry, with a March 1936 appointment by a presidential executive order. The document is presented as a resource for further scholarly research.
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National Recovery Administration
J. M. Clark
Columbia University
William H. Davis
New York
George H. Mead
Dayton. O
Business Advisory Council
George M. Harrison
Banana skin wool shows new textile path in Manchester
Manchester researchers at Victoria Mill have produced a banana skin fiber yarn woven into dress material. The team intends synthetic wool for warm, fluffy fabric to pair with artificial silk, with low dye costs and potential patents. Banana skins, even dirty, could be raw material. current fiber blends include about 45 percent continuous filament rayon.
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Manchester
Eng
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Lancashire
Victoria Mill
Droylsden
Corporation Cleansing Department
Buried Declaration on July 2 1776 Front Page
Philadelphia’s Pennsylvania Evening Post printed thirteen words announcing the Continental Congress declaring the United States free and independent, buried under an 18 line account of a Committee of Safety meeting. The issue also carried a brigantine sale ad and a runaway slave reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Evening Post
Benjamin Towne
Committee of Safety
Continental Congress
United States Free and Independent States
Towne
News Beat
Federal Writers Project
Works Progress Administration
Divorced New York Show Girl Wins Court Battle
Mrs. Gladys Virginia Kelly, once a New York show girl, testified in a divorce case in Minaba, Michigan. Judge Levi H. Hall granted her a divorce from Michael F. Kelly after finding cruel and inhuman treatment by her husband, the case-proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minabapruled
Mi0
Gladys Virginia Kelly
New York
Levi H. Hall
Michael F. Kelly
Public Sale Near Oberlin on Route 58 March 4
Auction at 10:00 A M offers two horses cattle poultry farm tools and grain plus household goods. Items include two bay geldings 14 years and older, 15 Holstein Guernsey Jersey cows with various fresheners, 50 chickens 19 bronze hens and turkeys ducks, lots of farming machinery and tools, hay, posts, fence, and milk equipment. Cash day of sale. lunch by Oberlin Lutheran Aid Society. Brauman Clayton H Sooy auctioneer. Lee Klinect clerk.
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Oberlin
Guernseys
Jerseys
McCormick-Deering
McCormick - Deering
Oberlin Lutheran Aid Society
Brauman
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
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the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi St. Elyria, 0
Bailey's
Frankfurts 2
Florida
Schroll
Euphrasia Kraft
Mrs
Mary Cheevers
Amherst, CO
Milan Avenue
F. A. Humphrey
Esther Wood
Allan Harris
O. H. S. National Honor Society
Southern Tea
Inwood Park
J. Steward Hagan, Jr
Ada Sands
Harold Hughes
Louvre
Paris
Benjamin F. Narney
Julia Orr Narney
Mary A. Domizn
Frank Domizn
D. €. Cook
Michael A. Janasko
James
Willis Crumley
J. H. Crumler
Lake Avenue
Stop 6
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Lilian J. Markel Et al
Mary Becker
Leslie Becker
Rebecca Schmidkens
D. A. Cook
James Cobb
Emily Knight
Grafton
Grafton Road
Sheldon Katz
West River Street
Sol Weinstein
Lodi Street
Sheffield Lake Village
Katz
Cholee
Xood
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Po and Lambs
Fred
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Toledo
U.S
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Huffman Hubbard Co
Masonic Temple
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