Sidewalk Safety Push At City Council Meeting
Council hears call for a sidewalk inspector to ensure safe walkways after a hole injures a resident. Proposals involve Cleveland Street sidewalk work, crosswalk at Woodlawn and Huron, Frank Street repairs, Turner Street railing, West River Street lighting, and a potential ordinance for Parmely Avenue. Residents ask for street improvements and better lighting to prevent injuries.
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Gothe
Cleveland
Port Clark
Woodlang
Huron Streets
Frank Street
Turner Street
West River Street
Eisha
Comerpany
Foundrry
Parmely Avenue
Colson Corp Annual Meeting Highlights Leadership
Colson Corporation held its annual meeting in Sav ing and Trust Co's directors' room. Twenty six thousand of 37,000 shares were represented in person and by proxy. William Zank, former chairman of the creditors' committee, praised the management and its operations. Directors elected Neely Powers, William Zank, Henry Johnson, T. J. Moise, Samuel Moore, A. J. Pattick, King Fauver, A. J. Robinson and C. D. Reese. Officers elected were Neely Powers as President, A. L. Irish as Vice President and Treasurer, Henry Johnson as Secretary, King Fauver as Assistant Secretary, and R. E. Springer as Assistant Treasurer.
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Colson Corporation
FE In Saving and Trust Co
Prey
William Zank
Penue
Neei Powers
Wiliam Zaht
Henry Johnson
T. J. Moise
Samuel Moore
A. J. Pattick
King Fauver
A. J. Robinson
C.D. Reese
Neely Powers
A. L. Irish
King Fawver
R. E. Springer
Stroke Fatal To Put-In-Bay Mayor Alexander Dies
Thomas B. Alexander 70 longtime mayor of Put-In-Bay on Lake Erie died at his home today after a stroke. He had served the island village for more than thirty years in public office.
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Put-In-Bay
Put-In-Bay. O
Thomas B. Alexander
Lake Erie Island
Weather glimpse in Ohio foresees fair temps midweek
A brief Ohio weather note highlights fair conditions and a warming trend for Wednesday. No significant precipitation expected as air masses shift, bringing comfort with mild to moderate temperatures through midweek.
Wakeman Man Electrocuted In Waldron Accident
A Wakeman man died after a high tension electrical incident in Waldron. He was lowered to the ground after a rope was fastened, pronounced dead at J.D. Bradish Funeral Home. He had worked for the company and is survived by his wife and son Kenneth. funeral services are planned Friday at Wake man Congregational Church with burial in Wake man Cemetery.
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Waldron
Waldman
J.D. Bradish
May Weil Waldman
J& 4 Fie
Hisriet and Son
Kenneth
Rev
F. EF
Wakeman Congregational Church
Wakeman
Are
Akron Strikers Appeal To A F of L Head
Akron rubber workers appealed to William F. Green head of the American Federation of Labor to mediate and seek new negotiations with Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Dalrymple wired Green as snowbound pickets blocked the Akron plant. The march aimed to maintain order and prepare for a large meeting amid reports of attempts to move non-strikers into the factories.
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Akron
William F. Green
American Federation of Labor
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Sherman HH
Dalrympie
United Reicber Workers Union
Green
Dalrrmpie
Law and Order League Sigilantes
Venizelos Near Death After Attack In Exile
Paris report says Venizelos the exiled Gre e Republican leader is in very serious condition after an attack of illness. His physicians announced a sudden turn for the worse and noted he has been in exile since the Republican revolution of March 1935.
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Paris
Breutherios Venizelos
Gre
Venizelo
Venizelos
City Club to Attend C of C Dinner Thursday
City Club members will join with several Elvria organizations for the Elsria Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at First M. F. Church Thursday night. R. J. Wrear, executive vice president of Republic Steel Corp, will speak. Club will skip its regular meeting next week. Nelson M. Fitch holds tickets.
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Cind
Elvria
Elsria
Nelson M. Fitch
County reduces Biggs road limit on thaw risk
County commissioners ordered a four percent reduction in Biggs road limits in LaGrange Township to protect pavement during the spring thaw. The prior limits were 158000 pounds per axle for pneumatic tired vehicles and 16000 pounds for solid tired vehicles.
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Biggs Road
LaGrange Township
Sentenced To Prison For Non-Support
John Jackson, 38, of Elyria, was sentenced to the penitentiary for non-support of his three children after a jury conviction. The judge set a term of not less than one year nor more than three, noting aggravating circumstances. The case showed prior parole violation and a 1929 $200 fine for heoterging, with the mother to receive 40 1 cents daily during his imprisonment.
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John Jackson
Elyria
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findler
Jackson
Toledo
William Wickers
200 Perish In Theatre Fire
London dated dispatch reports more than 200 people killed in a bamboo theater fire near Tuliuchen, China. The bamboo structure with matting burned during a show, trapping many as flames soared. The death toll was later placed around 220 amid panicked escapes and trampling.
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London
Maren
Tuliuchen
Tientsin
Ietergraph
Senator Holt Says Investigations Were Whitewashed
Senator Rush Holt of West Virginia claims evidence shows aides to WPA Administrator Harry Hopkins whitewashed investigations into the Florida Keys hurricane deaths and the burning of a Virginia federal transient bureau. He says the material in his possession supports these charges and implicates officials in attempts to conceal the truth.
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Washington
Rush Holt
PD. W. Va
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Florida Keys
Lanesburg
Federal
Night in Snowbound Plane After Forced Landing
Ten passengers and two crew rode to a farmer’s home after a snowbound United Airlines plane diverted near West Clarkfield. Pilot Maurice Marrs radioed safe landing near a pasture six miles from the village at 11:40 p.m. All aboard were in good humor as they were escorted to Cleveland, with automobiles meeting them en route.
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Clarksfield
Maurice Marrs
United Airlines
Cleveland
Marrs
Carl Leimbach
Leimbach
West Clarks
West Clarkfield
Gladis Grer
Ror
Car Leimbach
Lee Ross
Richard
West Clarksfield
Carl
Fr. H. Eames
Summit
Toledo
R. Godlinger
Chicago
Pla
Vogelman
E J. Connelly
M. W. Kelsog
Charles Becker
Kenneth Gage
A. L. Baker
Cleveand
Joe Stewart
Catherine Meuse
White Way Lighting Report To Be Ready Next Meeting
Councilman George Thompson chairing announced the lighting committee will report on White Way lighting at the next meeting. Solicitor Harvey Cheney echoed that assessing White Way costs citywide is legally impossible, similar to funding sewer or area specific improvements.
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George Thompson
Harvey Cheney
Thompson
Germans to sit with League Council on Fuehrer proposals
London and Berlin report Germans will join the League Council discussion on Hitler's peace ideas. Dr Leo von Hoesch, German ambassador, arrives in London as observers join Britain France Italy and Belgium in a possible new European pact. Eden and Flandin confer on the Rhineland issue and the Locarno framework amid pending German clarification.
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London
Leopold von Hoesch
St. James Pace
Sim
Giermany
League Counc
Stanie
Ruce
Austral
the Council
Berlin
Marck EY
League
Det Ogdon
Locarno
Fuehrer Abilitier
Eric
France
Belgium
Britain
Italy
Fuehrer
Adolf fFiviers
Anthony Eden
Savoy Hotel
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Joseph Paul Bancour
Hitler
Rhineland
Versailles
Germany
Alice Longworth Reports Political Turmoil Ahead of White House Trip
Washington dispatch notes a rush of parleys to tie up housing WPA issues and the re Virgo NERA reform plan by Industrial Coordinator Berry. Hart Hopkins resigns from the WPA to avoid embarrassment, while Pinchot Holt talk continues and Congress considers 50000 to probe the Townsend Plan. Hearst hires association suit against Senate Lobby Committee and FCC over messages to Telegraph Company.
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Washington, D. C
Berry
Hart Hopkins
Siter
WPA
Hopkins
Pinchot
Holt
House
Townsend
Hearst
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Senate Lobby Committee
Federal Communications Commission
Telegraph Company
Alice Longworth
M-Naught Syndicate, Inc
Condon Returns No Comment
Dr. John F. Condon returned to New York from Panama and declined to speak on the Lindbergh case. Accompanied by his daughter Myra Hacker, he released a written statement saying he would offer no comment, and reporters noted his remarks concerning his daughter's health and his inattention to questions.
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New York
John F. Condon
Panama
Lindbergh
Bronx
Jassie
Santa Inez
Myra Hacker
Hater
Daughter
Condon
Harold G. Holtman
New Jersey
Brung Ruehhard Haupt
Mani
Homan
Con& Ax
Mitalpbrors Coleman
wWertz
Tax collection extended ten days without penalty
Treasurer Wa Wrisht announced he would extend the tax collection period by ten days without penalties due to the inability to close books. Total collected to date is £1,190,000 and officials expect receipts to reach £1,250,000 before accounts close.
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Wa Wrisht
Wrisht
Heavy Snowfall in Northern Ohio Disrupts Roads
A five to eight inch snowfall hit northern Ohio with Ashtabula hardest, traffic paralyzed by blizzard conditions. State weather bureau in Columbus logged three and a half inches at the observation site as Wooster, Amherst, and Ashtabula County highways were blocked.
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Bay United Press
Ohio
W. H. Alexander
State Weather Bureau
Columbus
Ashtabula
Wooster
Amherst
Ashtabula County
Hiring Of Two Inspectors Authorized
Government officials authorize the hiring of two inspectors for the Water Works department. The positions, funded by water works funds, aim to bolster inspection of services during ongoing infrastructure work and potential next steps in the program.
Bond Issue Authorized for Delinquent Tax Bonds
The city council approved authorizing a 37,860 bond issue to be paid from delinquent tax collections and borrowed from the sinks fund. Bonds may be called at any time but must be retired by 1946. Councilman Ester Nelson dissented, saying the ordinance could place a special assessment on the city, though officials believed the bonds would be paid from general revenue within the 10 mill limit if delinquent collections were insufficient.
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Ordnance
Council
Sinks
Sts Wax Commission
Ester Nelson
Advisability of Fewer Schools Discussed by Elyria Board
The Elyria Board of Education will hear arguments for and against closing Gulz Road School with 16 students in five trades and Murray Ridge School with 49 students in a two room building. Maplewood School closed last year leaving two schools in the township. Lake Avenue and Markley still operate, but crowding is not evident. A special meeting at Lake Avenue School will hear residents views before a Friday board session on one room schools under the new Ohio School Foundation Program.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
SRE
Gulz Road
Mur- Ridge
Tia
Maplewood
Towsenonship
Lake Avenue
Markley
Gulf Road
Murray
Ihe Lake Avenue
Wedassdar Mich
Tow
Siacavion To & Pe
New
Ohio School Foundation
Coal Bin Low or Empty? History of Wealthy Trade Adverts
Fragmented OCR text discusses coal bin status and advert claims. Mentions dealers offering offers and prompts, with unclear names and dates. Summary focuses on unreliable market notions and potential consumer confusion regarding coal availability and pricing. Entities: none clearly defined.
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Adams St
Steel and Tunes Company
Colson Corp
Wakeman Man
Akron Strikers
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N.chi
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Sden
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