Seven Nurses Strike at Champaign County Hospital
In Urbana Ohio on March 2 seven nurses from Champaign County Hospital planned to present grievances to the county medical board demanding dismissal of supervisor Ruth Clyburn and assistant Lora Moore. They alleged unfair assignments to high paying private cases, on call demands, and called for more student nurses, better training, and wage increases while noting past efforts funded by public subscriptions exceeded 5000 dollars.
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Urbana
Champaign County Hospital
County Medical Board
Ruth Clyburn
Lora Moore
Miss Clyburn
Legislature Tufts Rules Amid New State Liquor Probe
State auditor Joseph Ferguson subpoenas G R Pete Stinchcomb and four associates over warehouse contracts as Franklin Warehouses faces new records demands. Senate rules clash over extensions. House sees no suspension as clerical push to adjourn advances. Debate centers on investigation scope and political fallout amid ongoing inquiry into state liquor storage and enforcement actions.
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Joseph T. Ferguson
G. R
Pete Stinchcomb
Ohio State
Franklin Warehouses, Inc
Cincinnati
William Fettig
Howard Ross
Fred Spangter
J. A. Stilwell
Ferguson
J. W. Miller
Senate
Rules
Verner E. Metcalf
Washington
Miller
al Humphrey
Equor
Glenn A. Horn
John J. Jaster, Jr
House
Boyd
Gus Kasch
Goyer
Lady Huml
Cuyahoga
Epudgiate Thia
Uibiic
Poulson
Pri
Davey
Bishop Kapatrick
Ambull
Democratic Party
Ohio Senate Battles Over Investigations and Appointments
Lawmakers clash as Rep Thomas Christy calls for continuing the probe into state government while Gov Davey faces pushback on appointments to unemployment and old age commissions. Senate backs Metzenbaum tribute. debates park on Lake Erie and World’s Fair participation.
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Thomas Christy
D. Monroe
Christy
Davey
Senate Committee
Baymhart
Abe Laird
Tuscarawas
John Connally
Lucas
Lake Erie
Keith Lawrence
Cuyahoga
Verner E. Metcalf
Washington
Senate
Ohio
New York
Whittemore
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Acute laryngitis in everyday health guidance
Dr Claud North Chrisman explains most illnesses are not life threatening and highlights acute laryngitis. It starts with throat dryness and tickling, followed by hoarseness, possible pain on swallowing, and a dry cough. Voice changes can be sudden and dramatic, from husky to whisper or squeak.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Mo Solind
Rest Your Voice From Laryngeal Inflammation Treatment
The piece explains swelling of the larynx and vocal cords caused by cold, fumes, or overuse, with symptoms of fatigue and voice loss. Rest is best, especially voice rest for 24 to 48 hours, plus cold throat compresses, steam inhalations, and option for sedatives. It notes remedies such as dilute nitric acid and iodized calcium every two hours for quick relief.
Laryngeal Inflammation Remedies and Naval Dirigible Note
The text describes laryngeal inflammation with hoarseness and coughing, recommending focal hot or cold applications and creosote tablets under medical direction. It notes causes include smoking and alcohol, with relief from rest and specialist treatment. A hot toddy and bed rest are advised, and a permission note mentions naval officers flying with a German airship.
Japan Abandons Alaska Cruises in Gesture Toward U S
Tokyo reports Japan will drop plans for annual fishing and exploration cruises in Alaskan waters as a goodwill move toward the United States. The government signaled possible abandonment though no final decision was issued, ending plans for 1956 1937 and 1938 cruises to ease U S concerns over prior protests in 1936 and 1927.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Foreign Office
Allocate Three Millions For New Dirigible
Navy officials renew study of lighter-than-air craft as House Naval Affairs Committee allocates 2,000,000 for a new navy dirigible. Earlier studies lagged amid doubts about government dirigible construction, with focus shifting to surface craft, submarines, and aircraft.
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Washington
Navy
House Naval Affairs Committee
Taivat
Navy Department
Germany
Carriers Association Alumni To Form New Group
Alumni of the Chronicle Telegram Carrier Association will meet at the YMCA at 7 30 tonight to form their own organization. Officers are expected to be elected and plans for a canalization for the new association will be discussed.
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Carriers Association
Chronicle-Tele[eran
Watch For Marriage Bans Of Musician And Greta Garbo
Watch for marriage bans in Italy as Leopold Stokowski and Greta Garbo, both prominent figures, are the center of romance rumors. Officials posted marriage bans two weeks before any ceremony, while Stokowski arrived in Italy from Philadelphia and declined to discuss personal plans.
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Greta Garbo
Ravello
Jaly
Leopold Stokowski
Morie Aviress
Donna Mirterosa
Ache
Bomuani
Bay of Newtes
Stghowes
Miss Garbo
Bern
Italy
Stokowski
Laruso
Philadelphia
Simpoony
Garpo
Sam
Stex
Johnson
Las Vegas
Olga Samaroff
Sweden
Vincent Markley P T A notes on past presidents
Past presidents of the Markley Parent-Teacher Association are listed from Mrs. Martin Roberts to Mrs. W. E. Heck. The first treasurer and first secretary are named, all living after eighteen years of active PTA service. Mrs Andrew Hawson of La Grange spoke on The Value of the PTA to the Home, and Werner Zuth of Amherst spoke on PF A membership.
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Markley PT
Vincent
Markley Parent-Teacher Association
Martin Roberts
Ellan Tilden
Lilian Flardy
Rowland Morris
Kathleen McMillan
Maud Westcott
FP. H. Lewis
Elmer Sprague
Frank Trockley
W. E. Heck
L. H. Kellar
EB. HH. Hurd
Andrew Hawson
la Grange
Markley P-T. A
Benefit card party entertains twenty at Estertains home
Keer Very hosted a pleasant afternoon for over twenty ladies with five card tables. First prizes went to Mrs. George Kiser senior for Pedro and Mrs. George Surman for Pedro second. In Bridge, Mrs. Cecelia Urig won first and Mrs. Harry Mitchell second. Refreshments followed.
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Mys. L
Keer
George Kiser
Elyria
George Surman
Pedro
Cecelia Urig
Harry Mitchell
Social notes from Elyria area residents and visitors
A jumble of social visits and illness updates highlights recent activity in Elyria and nearby areas. Mrs. Martin Mouggan and Miss Bonita Hornish call on Mrs. L Dean. Mrs. Ray Hollis is ill under a physician’s care. many families host and visit guests from La Grange Mansfield Savannah Ashland and Rittman. Local church groups hold meetings and quilting bees as the community gathers for dinners games and refreshments.
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Iasuban
Elyria
Martin Mouggan
Bonita Hornish
L. Dean
Ray Hollis
Leonard Dean
Spicer
la Grange
Paul MeIntires
Baby
Mansfield
Mehuive
Luis Mae
Pant
Print
Ely
Local society notes and visits in Elyria area
Mrs. George Hobin’s ill son at Elyria Hospital has improved and returned home. Amherst and Elyria residents shared dinners and visits with local families. Rev C C Maple returned from a Texas trip and Moody Bible Institute Founders Week in Chicago. Various neighbors hosted guests, celebrated birthdays, and reported health changes and home projects.
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Fields
George Hobinson
Elyria Hospital
Howard Fullmer
Amherst
N. W. Smith
Elyria
Everett Sandrock
Chestnut Ridge
C. C. Maple
Rw Grande Valley
Texas
Springfield
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Ted Sharpe
Wugh Palmer
Clarence Smith Land
Harold Sweet
Patricia Simms
South Ridge
James Sayers
Annie Abbey
Robinson
Robert Harding
L. A. Bainbridge
Mary Johnson
Bainbridge
George Pitson
William S. Harrison
Cleveland
Mr. Harrison
Clarence Bartter
Kenneth
Merton Bartter
Steel And Tubes Night Program Enjoyed
More than 350 men women and children attended the Steel and Tubes Night program at the YM YWCA in Elyria. Activities included basketball and cage ball in the gym pool splash party dancing and refreshments of pie ice cream and coffee. Arrangements and sponsorship were by Steel and Tubes, Inc. employees, with similar parties recently held by other local plants.
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Steel and Tubes
I. A
Elyria Industrial Plants
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Elyria
Methodist church meeting and skating party in Rochester
Rochester hosts an all day Beigh son Rochester and Clarksfield Methodist Churches gathering with a Sunday sermon by Dr. Wagar and a fellowship dinner. Epworth Leaguers from nearby towns joined Thursday night for a skating party. In Elyria a Baptist Missionary Society meeting featured a meal, devotion, and business session. Local dairy group awards were presented by H B Rowland and C T Hummel to top butter fat producers Neva Ringler PF W Rowland and EBRL Linehe fielder.
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Beighson-Rochester
Clarksfield
Rochester
Uoum
Wlow. Wagar
Epworth
Brighton and
Clarkfield
Elyria
the Baptist Missionary Society
Paul Jewett
Lauirenge Reeenth
H. B. Rowland
Natinal Dairy Association
C. T. Hummel
H. B. Rowland Neva Ringler
PF. W. Rowland
EBRL
Local Family News and Obituaries from Nova Community
Residents share family milestones and visits as Ed Ragdles and Minny greet a new home a baby named Wendall Lee born to Arthur Jewett and wife Mrs. Jewett. News notes include Hanson, Crouch and Westbrook families visiting, a death in St. Louis, and local teaching staff changes and guests at Nova area homes.
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Personal Injury Suit
A five man seven woman jury was discharged after nearly four hours of deliberation in a $50,000 personal injury case brought by Miss Pauline Myers of Lorain against Hlyvia Memorial Hospital. The trial centered on burns from a hot water bottle while Myers, then a student nurse, treated for a throat infection in March 19xx. The court instructed jurors that any beneficiary status in the hospital charities could bar recovery, making the case unusual due to Myers’ hospital ties.
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Connion Pleas
D. A. Cook
Miss Paulie Myers
Lorain
Hlyvia Memorial Hospital
Miss Myers
Women group notes and marriage announcements
SOTTINGS Mrs Cleo Crityenden Leroy attended the anniversary celebration of the Women s Utine club at the Methodist church Wednesday and was a supper guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Jewett. Mrs Lucile Murray and two sons and Mrs Josephine Handley Elyria called on relatives here Thursday. The township school board held their regular meeting Tuesday night. Paying of bills and routine business occupied the time. Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Miss Nancy Newcomer Rochester to Deland Conane Lorain. The marriage will take place Sunday in Rochester.
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Cleo Critvenden
Leroy
Arthur Jewett
Lucile Murray
Josephine Handley
Elyria
Joe Gariss
Wellington
Nancy Newcomer
Rochester
Deland Conane
Lorain
Columbia Events and Local News Recap
Columbia community items note a Baptist Mission Circle program at town hall with talks on proper shoes care and upcoming meetings. cafe supper planned March 20. Births, illnesses, and social visits are listed among residents including Van Arsdales, Hogarths, and Browns. American cotton farming data show 550 acres in Turkmenia.
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Frangis Eykert
Hou
Fesut
Women's Baptist Mission Circle
Miss Reker
Ladies Aid Society
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Rotarians Learn Ohio Geology From Dr. Anderson
Elyria Rotary Club heard Dr. Harold L. Anderson of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History discuss regional geology. He cited glacier impact on topography, noted Lake Huron shore markings in Cleveland, and explained how glacial advances shaped eastern Ohio landscapes and reached Cincinnati to the west.
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Ohio
Elyria Rotary Club
Harold L. Anderson
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Anderson
Lake
Hiie
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Kennedy Arrives in London to Assume Duties as Ambassador
Joseph P. Kennedy arrived in London to assume his duties as United States ambassador to Great Britain. He aimed to secure an Anglo United States trade pact and predicted a regular trans Atlantic air and freight service by 1940. Kennedy spoke aboard the liner Manhattan and said he had no precise presidential instructions.
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London
Joseph P. Kennedy
United States
Great Britain
U. S. Maritime Commission
Plymouth
Manhattan
Paddington Station
British Foreign Office
U.S
Kennedy
Blames Crash On Bright Sunshine
Yesterday’s bright sun blamed for a traffic crash on Cleveland street at 3 20 p m. Bride Barnes of Toledo driving west on Cleveland street said sun blinded him and he did not see a parked car owned by Mrs Nick Smith of 272 Concord avenue. The car was knocked 18 feet into an electric pole and badly damaged. Fred ves of R D Grafton escaped injury when his motorcycle was struck at Broad street and Haat avenue by a car driven by Albert Traxler of Avon Lake. A car driven by H A Jarrell of Cleveland collided with a truck driven by Allyn Gebl of 107 West street at Route 20 and Route 10.
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Jareds
Cleveland Street
Bride Barnes
Toledo
Nick Smith
Concord Avenue
Fred [Ves
R. D. Grafton
Broad Street
Haat Avenue
Albert Traxler
Avon Lake
H. A. Jarrell
Cleveland
Allyn Gebl
West Street
Route 20
Route 10
Sues Clergyman For $100,000 Heart Balm
Mrs. Cora Lillian Burnham, a New York divorcee, sues Rev. Harold C. Zeis of St. Paul Episcopal Church Steubenville for breach of promise. She alleges letters by Zeis and that he proposed common law marriage in 1928, promising to wed before God. He ended engagement in fall 1935 while visiting her in New York.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Cora Lillian Burnham
New York
Harvld C. Zeis
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Burnham
Zeis
Rev
Columbus Incorporates Utility Laundry Machine Company
Incorporation papers were filed in Columbus for the Utility Laundry Machine Company with offices in Elyria. Incorporators are L. & Webber, W. C. Black and A. M. Lucas. Webber says the firm will manufacture laundry machinery, though most stock is held by residents of other cities and production will not be in Elyria. Local handling is by Webber and Black.
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Columbus
Elyria
L. &. Webber
W. C. Black
A. M. Lucas
Webber
Eytia
Webber and Black
Cheese and Taxes in Medieval Finland and an Italian Lighthouse
A brief note describes Finland as a major cheese producer since the 13th century with peasants paying taxes in cheese to church and state. It also highlights an ancient lighthouse on a castle ruin overlooking the Gulf of Salerno built in the 16th century by Saracen-era fort ruins.
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Finland
Europe
Lorger
Gulf of Salerno
Italy
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