Hopkins Denies WPA Graft Charges in Campaign
Washington March 13 The 1976 campaign centers on the Works Progress Administration as Hopkins fights graft accusations. He vows to probe any misuse and promises to purge politics from the WPA while Senate inquiries and West Virginia criticisms unfold amid looming elections.
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Washington
Harri L Hopkins
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WPA
West Virginia
Tunis
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Hopkins
Senate
Len Rush
Holt
War MeCullough
Elyria Chamber appoints four committees for coming year
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce executive committee announced the upcoming year’s four committees. Industrial development is led by I B Johnson with L D Huffman and others. National affairs is chaired by C B Smythe with Harry Calvert and J C George. Fire prevention is led by Don Sotherden with Verre Unger and others. Auditing is chaired by Earl Fauve with R J Fitch and C H Niemeyer.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
I B Johnson
L DD Huffman
A ¢ Hudnutt
W B Timms
Alex Altfeld
Ralph Wunpach
Leo R Meyer
Wav Goldstein
C B Smythe
Harry Calvert
J C
Weather in Ohio Fails Tonight With Snow North
Ohio forecast shows generally failing conditions tonight with snow in the north. The southern portion may see rain or snow as a system moves in, followed by a slow temperature rise by Saturday, with the extreme southwest remaining colder tonight.
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Ohio
Elyria Girl Turns 13 On Friday the Thirteenth
Miss Lois Boothroyd daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Boothroyd marks her 13th birthday on a Friday the thirteenth. The family once lived on Thirteenth Street but now reside on Ninth Street. This date also matched her 1931 and 1925 birthdays though those years did not have the date alignment.
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Lois Boothroyd
T J Boothreld
Ninth Street
Miss Boothroyd
Thirteenth Street
Mitchell Not A Candidate For Reelection
Veteran County Recorder William G Mitchell will not seek another term, joining Probate Judge H C Wilcox as long-serving officials stepping down. Mitchell has 26 years in public office, first serving as deputy in 1910, later elected recorder in 1923, with a reputation for job consistency and loyalty from supporters.
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William G Mitchell
Mitchell
H C Wilcox
Mitchel
Judge Wilcox
Recorder 3
Frank Irish
Witchell
Ship Explodes at Sea Eight Men Missing
The Italian steamship Wairchigiino exploded at sea and sank near Cairo Keypt in the Red Sea region. The President Garfield reported by radio that most of the crew were rescued by the British steamer Bighton, with three seriously injured. The Cheshire transported the injured and the wreck occurred about 200 miles from the scene as the Garfield pressed toward it.
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San Francisco
Italan
Cairo
Dollar Line
Garfield
Globe Wireless
Cheshire
Bighton
Sartor Takes Over Post Office Job on Monday
Charles J Sartor will assume duties as Flint’s new postmaster, taking over from RB Tesch after receiving his commission from Washington. Roosevelt signed the commission, and Sartor chose to delay until Monday to avoid bookkeeping complications and allow a stock inventory at the office.
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Charles J Sartor
Flint
Mendis
Washington
Roosevelt
Postminster
Tames
Sitto Wis
Sritor
RB Tesch
Board To Discuss Water Bill Facing School Board
The Elyria Board of Education will consider a $21 860 water bill from the city water department at its next meeting. The charge covers water used in the schools over the past six years in line with a recent Ohio Supreme Court ruling that school entities must pay for water consumed. The board had halted payments about six years ago after a state examiner ruled such payments illegal.
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City Water Department
Ohio Supreme Court
Werellegal
Hundreds Are Homeless Nine Known Dead Floods Hit Northeastern States
Severe floods sweep through New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and New England as thawing snowmelt and heavy rain flood rivers and basements. Nine deaths reported with hundreds displaced. towns isolated and critical transport disrupted. Rescue teams using boats and helicopters as water levels rise threatening further damage and health hazards.
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New Ork
Wilne
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New England
Hanover
Dartmouth College
New York State
Susquehanna
Chenango Chemung
Cohocton
New York Employers Break With Unions
New York March 13 Employers of 40 000 striking elevator operators and other building workers declare they will negotiate with union leaders no further and invite strikers to apply individually for reinstatement.
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New York
Judge Metes Out Swift Justice in Parole Violation Case
Common Pleas Judge TD A Cook sentenced Roger Reedy to an indeterminate term at Mansfield Reformatory after his arrest at 692 West Broad Street for attempted burglary. Reedy, on parole for a prior burglary, was found hiding in the Outlet Clothing Store basement by Patrolman Frank Waldron. Police recovered clothing and a stolen paper weight used during the crime and linked him to a prior attempt at the Peoples Store.
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Common Pleas
Cook
Roger Reedy
County Jair
Mansfield Reformatory
Reedy
Outlet Clothing
West Broad Street
B Brown
L Parker
Marsh Guenins Cigar
Doal
Peoples Store
Held River
Grange Leaders Hear Fichter At Penfield School Banquet
Joseph W Fichter state Grange lecturer told 180 Lorin County Grange officers to distinguish between propaganda and truth when shaping education programs. He urged careful planning for the Grange lecture hour and praised Wis Gladys Hecock for a bronze medal award for the Best Booster Night program in Ohio among small Granges.
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Josephh W Fichter
Lorin County
Penfield School
Fichter
Wis
Gladys Hecock
Hickory Tree Grange
Ohio
Grange
Grangé
Constitution on the edge of privacy versus Senate power
In Washington March 13 the debate over privacy vs Senate access to personal files intensifies as the Western Union case tests search and seizure limits. Senators Black and Duffy invoke the Constitution while public and political figures defend or attack executive discretion. A Walker-like clash over liberty and authority surrounds a parked car citation and broader constitutional questions.
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Washington
Dpdc
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jebbbs
Senate
Prv
Black
Former Brownhelm Merchant Dies After 18 Years of Service
Arthur J Shattuck longtime Brownhelm General Store proprietor and formerBrownhelm Township treasurer died after a long illness at his Maple Bend Farm home He lived most of his life in Brownhelm with three years in Cleveland He was active in county affairs WWI Minute Men director of Amherst Park Bank and Farmers Elevator Company Maccabees member married Ruth Brandau in 1892 with four children and seven grandchildren Funeral services Sunday at 339 pm at his home with burial in Brownhelm Cemetery.
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Arthur J Shattuck
Brownhelm
Thownhelm Township
Maple Bend Farm
Brownhelm Township
Cleveland
Althens
Jo Velina Shattuck
Minute Wens
Amherst Park Bank
Farmers Elevator Company
Maccabees Lodge
Ruth Brandau
Mira Doris
Bechtel
Earl C Shattuck
Howard Shattuck
Mildred C Lewis
F FE Eastman
Wakeman
Offigat Ona
Browrheim
Germany Faces Momentous Decision on Cooperation or Isolation
Berlin March 13 Germans confront a choice between sacrificing pride for political expediency or pursuing open international cooperation. Hitler seeks cooperation to restore Germany’s honor and gain colonial restoration via League of Nations membership, while public anger over perceived punitive terms grows.
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Berlin
Rhineland
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Europe
League of Nations
Amherst Woman Is Injured When Auto Skids
Amherst woman Mrs Raymond Heinzerling and her parents Mr and Mrs George EH John of Lina were injured when their car skidded and crashed into a pole late last night. They received treatment at Amherst Hospital with Mrs Heinzerling remaining for scalp laceration. County car deputy sheriff Ted struck damaged on Oberlin road near West avenue. A bakery truck and other cars were damaged in separate collisions across the area.
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Raymond Heinzerling
Spring Street
Amherst
George EH John
Lina
Amherst Hospital
John
Heinzeiling
Ted Struck
Oberlin Road
West Avenue
Western Heights
Harley Hinlin
Ronake
Deputi
Wre
Henry J Stone
Torain
George Isaac
Mentor O
Foster Park Road
Third Street
Cheatont x Street
Anothe
Powers Reach Deadlock On Sanctions
London report says Britain rejected France’s plan for economic and financial sanctions on Germany. Locarno powers Britain France Belgium and Italy remain deadlocked as the League council prepares to vote. France says Russia backs a tough stance but refuses to accept any move allowing Hitler to keep troops in the Rhineland.
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Hermann Goering
Winister
Koenigsberg
Prussia
League
Germany
League Council
Averagea Ceiman
Germadany
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Tondon
Germin Fieidcurs
Great Britain
France
Locarno
Britain
Belgium
Italy
Russia
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
France United In Demand For Penalties
France united in demanding sanctions against Germany over Rhineland reoccupation. With a Franco Soviet pact awaiting Lebrun’s signature, Paris seeks league action beyond Locarno. France counts on Russia to shift Britain, blocks German return, and envisions a broad alliance march toward collective sanctions.
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France
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Rhineland
Albert Lebrun
Russia
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League Council
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Geneva
Britain
Denmark
Russa
Moscow
Covechoslovaktia
Roumania
Friday the 13th car sale promise for any buyer
Unclear ad copy touts a Friday promotion with signs urging readers to trade for a better used car. Mentions a complete selection across years and models with attractive prices and wide range.
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