Fiieb School P T A To Hear Father Daley
Preparations for the Elyria High School Parent-Teacher Association March meeting are nearing completion. Rev James T Daley, pastor of St. Mary's church, will speak at 8 p m in the high school auditorium with a musical program arranged by Gerald M Frank. The talk will be open to the public.
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Elyria High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Seward Black
James T. Daley
St. Mary's Church
Datey
Tion
Gerald M. Frank
Black
Will Answer Charge of Reckless Driving
Stanley Bruce of 223 Lake Avenue will appear in police court at 9 30 a m Saturday to answer a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested last evening by Officers Paul Palmer and H J Indicott in a police squad car for driving in an truck at 43 miles per hour on Middle avenue. Bruce posted bond and was released pending trial. Special Communication King Solomon Lodge No 56 F A M will meet at Masonic Temple at 1 5 P M Sunday March 7 to conduct the funeral of late Brother Moses Lyman of Halcyon Lodge No 498. George W. Decker W M.
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Stanley Bruce
Lake Avenue
Bruce
Paul Palmer
H. J. Indicott
Middle Avenue
Brace
King Solomon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Moses Lyman
Halcyon Lodge
Geo. W. Decker
W. M
Miss Rainer and Muni Win Academy Awards
Hollywood March 5 The Great Ziegfeld and The Story of Louis Pasteur earned top Oscars as the Academy announced its 1936 winners. Miss Rainer and Paul Muni were honored for lead performances. Capra's Mr Deeds Goes to Town named best directing. other awards went to Walter Brennan Gale Sondergaard and Dorothy Kern for songs and shorts.
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Hollywood
Ziegfeld
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Miss Rainer
And
Muni
Louis Pasteur
Sheridan Gibney
Pierre Collings
Austria
Frank Capra
Mr. Deeds
Town
Capra
Eee
Walter Brennan
Gale Sondergaard
Anthony Adverse
Jerome Kern
Dorothy Fields
Walt Disner
Metro-Goldwin-Mayer
Hal Roach
Warner Brothers
Requests Cooperation In Enforcement Of Garbage Ordinance
Safety Service Director Faxon asks the Elyria Police Department to enforce City Ordinance No. 130 on garbage collection. He notes several trucks lacking tarpaulin or metal covers. Chief E J Stankard issues a written notice to department members seeking cooperation in enforcement.
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Safety Service
Faxon
Elyria
Caius Marius Remains a Popular Baptism Name in Provence
In Provence France the famed Roman general Caius Marius who died in 36 B C is still remembered. His name remains a popular baptismal choice reflecting lasting cultural memory.
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Caius Marius
B. C
Provence
France
Marius
Congress Not To Wait On Court Rulings
Speaker William B. Bankhead said Congress will proceed with agriculture and industry bills without awaiting Supreme Court decisions. He noted willingness to advance the agriculture and Guffey coal programs and possible wage hour legislation, depending on administration timing and industry trends.
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Washington
William B. Bankhead
Congress
Supreme Court
Bankhead
Mother Beats Two Daughters To Death In Pa
CLEARFIELD Pa March 5 UP Mrs Jennie Galley 41 beat her two daughters Virginia 10 and Marie 5 to death with a hammer then told neighbors and waited for police to arrest her District Attorney Carl A Belin said her mind cracked this morning The tragedy occurred in a small miner's cottage at Hawk Run 18 miles east of Clearfield Galley waited until her husband Turias 42 and son Gustav 22 were at work then attacked the girls as they slept She told a neighbor she killed both daughters Police found her in the kitchen She will be charged with murder and a sanity commission will be requested.
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Clearfield
Jennie Galley
Virginia
Belia
Clearfield County
Gailey
Death Records of Mrs Nelle Nichols and Moses Lyman
Mrs Nelle Nichols 74 widow of Arthur Nichols died at 1010 Middle avenue at 6 45 pm after months of illness Born July 12 1862 in Carlsie township she lived there fifty years She was member of First Methodist Elyria and Women Home Missionary Society She survived by son Mason Nichols and granddaughter Alice Nichols Services 2 00 pm at Nichols Funeral Home then at late home Dr E J Bond officiating Burial Elyria Cemetery Moses Lyman Aged 73 died at 6912 Euclid avenue after brief illness Born September 3 1861 in South Amherst Member of Church of Christ Halcyon Lodges A M of Cleveland Survived by wife Dora B Lyman and son Paul Lyman Funeral 2 00 pm Sunday Taylor Funeral Home with Rev Will Foster and King Solomon Lodge No 56 F and A M in charge Burial South Amherst Cemetery The peasant is the most important person in France and there is feud between him and the townsman
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Netite Nichols
Nelle Nichols
Arthur Nichols
Middle Avenue
Nichols
Carlsie Township
First Methodist Church of
Elyria
Circle No. 4
Women's Home Missionary Society
Mason
Moses Lyman
Euclid Avenue
South Amherst
Lyman
Church of Christ
Halcyon Lodges
Restore Freedom of Gold in France
Paris reports Premier Leon Blum announced a cabinet decision to restore freedom of gold movement starting Monday. The move liberalises exchange and strengthens the currency system as a defense loan is planned to support rearmament. A committee of experts for the equalization fund will include Emile Laberrie, J Rueff, and Paul Baudoin.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Emile Laberrie
Bank of France
J. Rueff
Paul Baudoin
Roosevelt urges immediate action to meet human needs
In a sweeping address, President Roosevelt warns against postponing action as he laments past indecision and stresses that democracy in the United States has not yet failed. He defends the three horse team metaphor, vows to press farm relief, labor standards, and anti child labor measures, and calls for urgent, courageous steps to meet current national needs. He cites court challenges to farm programs and urges bold moves to stabilize agriculture and labor protections while warning against yield to defeatist legal advice.
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Executive
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
AAA
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
County to reimburse burial cost and road work approved
County commissioners approved a reimbursement of 50 for the burial of relief client John Kulasen in Lorain, citing state examiners that counties cannot cover burial costs for relief clients. They also bought 200 tons of slag at 1.05 a ton for Hidgeville roads, reported cash totals, and noted a sheriff's office balance of 22,792.87 after an examiner's review.
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A. M. Hayes
H. H. Hastings
Lorain City
John Kulasen
Lorain
Hidgeville Township
Clarence W. Dick
City offices moved. water bill payment routes altered
Safety Service Director I D Faxon and City Auditor A C Schilleman now occupy the mayor’s former suite while repairs continue. A new stairway on Court Street remains closed. pay water bills via the back stair on Second Street to the Fire Department entrance. Completion expected by April 1, with work by J M James the contractor. The Socialist Labor presidential candidate won 12 729 votes nationwide.
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Office of Safety Service
I. D. Faxon
A. C Schilleman
Faxon
City Waterworks Department
Jack Powell
Court Street
Second Street
Fire Department
Police Department
J. M. James
Half Billion To Be Sought For U.S. Navy
Washington march 6 House leaders moved to pass a 526 million navy supply bill loaded with funds to construct new battleships The measure is part of a 1 billion defense program for fiscal 1938 Opponents led by Rep Fred Biermann warn of cuts Biermann argues no invasion risk and cites Japan lacks ships within 5200 miles of San Francisco The bill would start or finish 81 vessels in the year beginning July 1 1937
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Washington
House
Fred Biermann
Senate
Frances Perkins
Carl Vinson
D. Ga
Naval Affairs Committee
Biermann
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Japan
San Francisco
Union Leader Attacked in Cleveland Hospital Visit
Abraham Katovsky international vice president of the Ladies' Garment Workers Union was hospitalized after an attack by labor opponents as he emerged from his garage shortly before midnight. He supports John L. Lewis CIO and told police he was beaten.
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Cleveland
Abraham Katovsky
Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Katovsky
John L. Lewis
CIO
Roosevelt Declines Third Term After Second Victory
The text recalls President Roosevelt stating on election eve that he would not seek a third term. He described intending to turn over a prosperous, peaceful nation to his successor on January 20, 1941, from Hyde Park New York. A neighbor pressed about a third term, which Roosevelt dismissed with a firm no.
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John
White House
Roosevelt
George Washington
Hyde Park
N. Y
U S to Close Its Legation at Addis Ababa
The American government will close the legation at Addis Ababa and terminate American diplomatic representation. The move follows broader policy shifts and affects ongoing efforts in Ethiopia related to regional affairs and U S interests. Diplomatic staff assignments and evacuation plans were outlined by officials in Washington.
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U.S
Addis Ababa
Washington, March
Markets Show Mixed Price Movements Across Produce and Livestock
Market levels firm on produce with butter at extra grade 22 percent and receipts 2bc. Live poultry steady with various weights and status, and potatoes showing mixed prices by bag size and origin. Wheat corn oats and rye track prices with No 2 red and No 2 yellow figures. Cleveland livestock reports steady cattle and active calves, with sheep and hogs firm to steady and multiple weight classes listed.
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Starket
Lions
Amooth
Cleveland
US to close Ethiopian diplomatic posts over economic reasons
The State Department said on March 31 that shutting the Ethiopian posts does not amount to recognition of Iuly's conquest. American interests no longer justify diplomatic presence as Cornelius Van H. Engert, the American minister resident and consul general at Addis Ababa, is leaving today.
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Tion
Ethiopia
State Department
Department
Iuly
Cornelius van H. Engert
Addis Ababa
Public Sale of Farm Property and Livestock at Residence
The undersigned offers a public auction at his residence 245 miles south of Elyria on South Middle Ave one mile north of Route 10 on Wednesday March 10 starting 12 30 PM. Items include 3 horses, 4 cows with calf, 5 hogs, animals and farm tools, grain, hay, and a 9 by 56 foot street car building plus portable hog house. Terms are cash. Auctioneers: Clayton H Sooy. Clerk: Lee Klinect.
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Elyria
Middle Ave
Route 10
Jersey
Chester
William Sikora
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
Eaton Center
Heidrich
Jerseys
Guernsey
Chester White
Fordson
David Bradley
Fairbanks- Morne
OPFER
Lee Kilnect
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