Youngest Son of President Has Appendicitis
John Roosevelt youngest son of President and Mrs Roosevelt underwent appendectomy today at the Naval Hospital. The operation was planned he came to Washington from Groton School for Easter holidays and attended the White House dinner commemorating his parents wedding anniversary. The lad left the White House joking with his father about the operation and later Mrs Roosevelt visited the hospital for an update on his condition.
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Washington
John Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Naval Hospital
White House
Ater
John
Groton School
Groton
Mass
Elyrians to Take Life Saving Test
Between 30 and 40 Elyria youths near the end of life-saving prep, with final practice at the Y M C A pool tonight focusing on resuscitation. Tests start next week to award Red Cross and Y M C A life saving certificates, conducted by Elmo Brooks and Robert H. Goacher. The class splits into junior and senior divisions with 10 to 20 in each.
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Elyria
Red Cross
Elmo Brooks
Robert H. Goacher
Postmaster Lersch to Speak on Florida Everglades
Elyria postmaster R. B. S. Lersch will address the Young Men's Club at the YMCA in a weekly meeting. He will discuss the Everglades of Florida. A shopper quips about stock stockings, saying she would not be seen in the street wearing them.
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Young Men's Club
R. BS. Lersch
Elyria
Young ‘S Club
Everglades
Florida
A Baby For You Ad Offer From Mrs Owens
A brief advertisement invites readers denied a baby to contact Mrs Alildred Owens at 8020 Coates House Kansas City Missouri for a home method that helped her after 15 years of denial. The ad claims many others have found happiness through this method and urges immediate correspondence.
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Alildred Owens
Coates House
Kansas City
Mussolini outlines 65 year plan to elevate Italy by 2000
Rome March 19 Mussolini unveiled a 65 year program aiming to raise Italy to international preeminence by 2000. In a 40 minute speech he described expansion toward Asia and Africa, insisting territorial conquests are not the aim but natural expansion and cooperation with African and eastern nations. He urged defense of Austria and support for Hungary’s claims amid a shifting European balance.
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Italy
Rome
I.n
Benito Mussolini
Fascist Party
Mussolini
Helrarchs
Asia
Africa
Europe
Attica
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Lawyers to Hear Judge Carpenter at Elyria Club
Lorain county bar members were invited to a Saturday meeting of the Elyria Lawyer's Club at the Newell Hotel to hear Judge Irving Carpenter of Norwalk. L. D. Hamlin, club president, extended the invitation. A police correction noted a mistaken name in a prior intoxication fine, identifying Andrew Murray as the fined party, not Ed Murray. Mayor W. H. Vanoster arraigned Stirling Eddington of Cleveland Street, fining him five dollars plus costs for intoxication.
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Judge Carpenter
Lorain County
Elyria Lawyer's Club
Newell Hotel
Irving Carpenter
Norwalk
L. D. Hamlin
Lawyer's Club
Ed. Murray
Andrew Murray
East Broad Street
Stirling Eddington
Cleveland Street
W. H. Vanoster
Jewelers Code Authority to Be Organized for Lorain County
Organization of a retail jewelers code authority for Lorain county is set for tomorrow night at the Eltria Chamber of Commerce offices. Jewelers plan to elect officers and prepare for active operation once approved by the National Recovery Administration, which is expected soon.
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Lorain County
Eltria Chamber of Commercs
Code Authority
National Recovery Administration
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Sheriff Deeds
Sheriff s deeds record transfers of one acre on Durkee Road in Raton Township to Ira Tompkine. Ernest and Lisa Maimer transfer 43 acres at Newtonion East Mead and Baker K Road to Hart Tie Taylor. A 35 acre parcel on Baumhardt Road in Henrietta Township goes to Richard Sanders. A deed to Levein County Savings and Trust Company covers part of Lot and Abbes Addition in Elytia and Gulf Road property in Yrla.
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Ira Tompkine
Durkee Road
Raton
Ernest
Lisa Maimer
Hart Tie
Taylor
Newtonion-Fastern Mead
Baker K
Huntington Township
Richard Sanders
Baumhardt Road
Henrietta Township
Levein County Savings and Trust Company
Lot & Abbes
Ely
Tia
Gulf Road
Yrla
Four Children Beaten to Death in New York
John McHale a CWA worker vanished Saturday night before his wife found their four children aged 4 to 6 dead from hammer blows in their apartment. The mother was hysterical at a cousin’s home. McHale had recently been treated for dementia praecox but judged not violent.
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New York
Marel
John McHale
CWA
McHale
Karlesa
Helen
Anna
Margaret
Agnes
Henry Bruckman
Manhattan State Hospital
Ward's Island
Court awards Burket estate and son damages in 1932 crash
In And About The Court House The Johnstown Trust Company as administrator of Eben M Burket estate received a 1000 dollar verdict against Huber Transportation for the Route 18 crash on October 14 1932 that fatally injured Mrs Burket and injured 13 year old Charles Burket who was awarded 500 dollars. Robert Percy Patton of Lorain sues for divorce from Lucille Patton on grounds of gross neglect. married in 1925 with two children.
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Johnstown Trust Company
Eben M. Burket
Johnstown
Huber Transportation Company
Burkett
Charles Burket
Robert Percy Patton
Lorain
Lucille Patton
Deaths of Hattie McKinney Zeiglar and Frank Csikai
Mrs Hattie McKinney Zeiglar of Port Clinton Ohio died at 1 09 am after a three week illness leaving husband Edward Zeiglar daughter Gladys Armstrong and son Clifford McKinner all of Amherst plus six brothers and a sister. Funeral 1 15 pm Wednesday in Port Clinton with burial in Elyria Ridgelawn. Frank Csikai 57 of West River Street Elyria resident for 17 years died of a heart attack about 8 pm after solo dinners with friends. Survived by one sister Mrs Joseph Domotos of Barton. Burial plans await at Bittner Funeral Home.
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Hattie Mck. Zeiglar
Hattie McKinney Zeiglar
Port Clinton
Ohio
Edward Zeiglar
Gladys Armstrong
Clifford McKinner
Amherst
Frank Claire
Toledo
Zelglar
Elyria
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Frank Csikai
West River Street
Csikai
Joe Nemeth
Steve Gorkos
Louis Bazo
Woodford Avenue
Ward
Bittner Funeral Home
C. Csikas
Elyvia
Joseph Domotos
Barton
Quarry Workers Demand Higher Wages in Ohio
North central Ohio quarry workers vote to meet wage increase demands by April or call a strike. They seek 65 cent per hour for gammen labor and 4.25 dollars for skilled labor. J. C. Hammond of Sandusks and E. P. Slaymaker of Fremont attended the meeting, with several local unions represented.
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Ganers
Ohin
Sunda
J. C. Hammond
Sandusks
Prresident
E. P. Sl
Potter Bicycle Shop Sign Spells Creditors' Dilemma
In Cambridge Massachusetts Potter’s Putnam shop for 37 years repaired bicycles for Harvard undergrads and notable patrons. A sign reads Some People Pay Their Bills Some When Overdue Some Never Do illustrating his wary remittance stance.
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Harvarius
Cambridge
Mass
WSU
Potter
Putnam $Qu
Harvard
Charis W. Eliat
Harvard University
Elia
Scita
Club Activities Of Coming Week In Oberlin Ohio
Oberlin calendar lists many group meetings including the Frank Kb Peck Chapter of DeMolays at the lodge rooms this evening. Women's Progressive club hosts at 8 pm. Literature department of Oberlin Women's club meets Tuesday at 3 pm. American Legion Auxillary meets Tuesday with a St Patrick party to follow. Baptist Ladies Aid Wednesday at Mrs Wyler's. Various clubs hold gatherings March 21 22 23 including Merry Wives dessert bridge and Knights of Pythias county meeting in Elyria. Regular Oberlin Business Men's club meets Friday.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Frank Kb. Peck
DoMolays
Women’s Progressive Club
Margaret Burns
North Main Street
Jesse F. Mack
Oberlin Women's Club
East College Street
American Legion Auxtary
Legson
St. Patrick
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
R. H. Wyler
Milo Kendleigh
Woodland Avenue
Merry Wives
Knights of Pythias
Insurance men mark Financial Independence Week observance
Elyria agents join nationwide events for Financial Independence Week running today through next Saturday. The campaign promotes life insurance as a cornerstone of financial planning, education funding for children, and estate stabilization, noting future college needs amid high unemployment among recent graduates.
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Elyria Life Insurance
Life Insurance
County Receives 838.032 From Auto Licenses in 1934
Lorain county will receive 838.032 from the state in the third 1934 distribution of motor vehicle funds, announced by Glen M. Daily, head of the motor vehicles department. The statewide total is about 1.4 million, lower than the first two distributions.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Glen M
Little Women's Bridge Club Meeting Planned
Friday evening March 23 and Saturday gathering at Miss Marian Shwre’s home referenced for the Little Women's Bridge Club with a note of a missing day detail.
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Little Women’s Bridge Club
Senior To Give Recital Tuesday
Duane A Branigan, a senior in the Conservatory, will give his graduate piano recital on Tuesday March 20 at 7 50 PM in Warner Concert Hall. The program includes Bach Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue Chopin Scherzo Op 29 Griffs Rhapsody Op 118 No 4 Brahms and Grieg A minor Concerto with the Conservatory orchestra. He will also recital in Superior Wisconsin on April 3 under Vere Brewsaugh studies.
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Duane A. Branigan
Conservatory
Warner Concert Hall
Bach
Chopin
Friffes
Brahms
Grieg
Branigan
Superior
Wis
Vere Brewsaugh Studies
Norman Thomas to Speak in Oberlin Tuesday Afternoon
Norman Thomas the socialist presidential candidate of 1928 and 1932 will address Oberlin on Tuesday afternoon March 20 at 3 o clock in the King Bosworth Room of the Men s Building under the Oberlin Public Affairs Society auspices The topic will be The Socialist Way Out This marks the first in a series of Society lectures explaining various political economic paths out of the present low mood. Mrs Harvey Murray Mrs Harold Edwards Miss Cleova Horning and Miss Marian Edwards attended a shower in Ashland Saturday evening for their cousin Mrs Harold Wasen whose marriage occurred recently. Mr and Mrs Will Nieding of Pittsfield were Sunday dinner guests of their daughter Mrs Harvey Pratt and family They celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary on Saturday March 17. Mr and Mrs Gerald Keller visited at his parents home in Lykens Ohio yesterday.
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Norman Thomas
Oberlin
King- Bosworth
Harvey Murray
Harold Edwards
Cleova Horning
Marian Edwards
Ashland
Harold Wasen
Will Nieding
Pittsfield
Harvey Pratt
Cotton Control Bill Approved in House Action
The House passed the Bank head cotton control bill despite GOP warnings. It sets a 10,000,000 bale limit on next marketable cotton and imposes taxes on cotton beyond allotments moving in interstate commerce.
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Washington
House Today
13 Year Old Girl Admits Newark Robberies
Newark Ohio March 19 Police were called to the home of Harry Loughman when neighbors reported a robbery. A 13 year old girl Myrtle Petty and her father Jack Petty were arrested after officers found 596 dollars worth of clothing in the home. The girl reportedly admitted to robberies in Newark. She wore large shoes to avoid detection.
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Newark
Harry Loughman
Myrtle Petty
Jack Petty
Petty
Number Four Continued from Page 1
The report notes no casualties and states the administration would not rush private contracts for mail handling. It suggests that new fatalities would likely prompt a quicker return of mail to private handlers, with resumption of routes including Boston-New York.
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Mall
Boston
New York
Eagles Hold District Meeting Here in Ohio News Card
More than 150 Eagles gathered at the Syria Eagles Club for the Fourth District meeting and membership drive. David Berry of Cleveland, past state president, spoke as locals from Amherst, Wellington, Norwalk, Willard, Sandusky and Elyria attended. A buffer lunch followed. Sandusky led with 40 present, Willard had 30. Next week plans include initiation of 15 new members, a Sandusky district initiation, a street parade with bands and drum corps, and a district initiation during the Elyria parade on April 15.
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Eagles
Dole
Rutter
Acrles
Syria Eagles
Bates
Aerles
Amherst
Wellington
Norwalk
Willard
Sandusky
Elyria
David Berry
Cleveland
William France
A. R. Graber
Norlh
Auto Industry Refuses AFL Recognition in Labor Fight
Detroit March 19 The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce says auto firms will not contract with the American Federation of Labor and will not recognize the union as such. The NAC C accuses the AFL of aiming to seize control by force and threats. AFL leaders plan strike if no compromise with code authority and NRA chief General Johnson is reached before Wednesday.
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Detroit
Automobile
American Federation of Labor
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
A. F
Lumons
Hugh Johnson
Chilef
NRA
Army Air Service resumes flight ops with new safe schedules
In Chicago Maj. Gen. Benjamin Foulois leads a tour to inspect safety upgrades as Army pilots return to service under new safe schedules. The central zone commander notes added radio, blind and night flying aids raise safety while 16 ex commercial pilots join as reserve officers. Planes depart for Chicago Des Moines Kansas City Omaha Cleveland routes as dawn flights begin.
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Chicago
Benjamin D. Foulois
Central Zone
Army Almall Fiters
Army Llers
Commercial Airines
Foulois
St. Louis
Des Moines
Kansas City
Dallas
Omaha
Cleveland
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Prices Report
Cleveland markets show mixed activity with produce steady to higher for some items and livestock prices fluctuating. Potatoes range $2.00 to $2.40 per unit, various fowl prices listed, cattle and calves show steady to higher bidding, sheeps and lambs strong with good demand, hogs and miscellaneous livestock see moderate trading and price shifts.
Insull may travel options explored by lawyer
Continued report notes Ingull a charter through April 20. Lawyer Xtros says Insull might avoid Abyssinia and perhaps even Port Said due to heart disease and extradition treaties. He may prefer Sweden if possible, with Belgium also suggested. Mrs Insull planned to leave for Paris soon.
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Ingull
Xtros
Insull
Abyssinia
Xirog
United States
Port Said
Pte
Sweden
Rail wage dispute backs six month truce proposal
The article reports a proposed six month extension of the 10 percent wage deduction in the railroad industry. President Roosevelt suggested a six month truce on the question, agreed to by management which sought a 15 percent wage cut. Union leaders argue current rail revenues justify restoring the cut and avoiding longer disruption. Chief hopes rest on continued talks between management and labor, who have historically settled wage issues without outside intervention.
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Roosevelt
Dinner and Music for Local Mail Carriers Honors Mr Chapman
Post office workers enjoyed a dinner and music program with Eugene St Marie at piano Wade Grabul and Thomas Bellamy on violins A Peters saxophone Herman Baumer trumpet Warren Bellamy Red Powell Roger Rogers bass Harland Brown and Bill Struck Burns and Brown provided numbers Mr Struck and Mr Burns with Mrs Brown sang solos and duets The gathering honored Mr Chapman with remarks by Mr Lersch and many attendees named.
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Eugene St. Marie
Wade Grabul
Thomas Bellamy
A. Peters
Herman Baumer
Warren Bellamy
Red Powell
Een
Roger Rogers
Bill Struck
Bob Burns
Harland Brown
Mr. Struck
Mr. Burns
Mr. Brown
Mr. Lersch
Post Office
Mr. Chapman
Erle D. Chapman
W. T. Diedrick
P. A. Wilson
Chas
D. Carpenter
F. J. Beavis
W. J. Birck- Hne
C. T. Diedrick
L. L. Biggs
W. Smith
J. H. Patrick
R. W. Copas
BE. Cook
R. A. Forbes
J. P. Gibbons
G. E. Yost
C. A. Rhodes
L. L. Gott
B.C. Higgins
C. F. Strohmell
Frank Brandt
W. T. Kirby
John Robinson Francis Spencer
C. L. Johnson
D. A. Burr
E. J. Scheuneman
J. &. McConville
Frank E. Smits
M. J. Elton
R. B. Lerseh
C. W. Martin
W. Cottler
W. E. Notley
J. Hh.eckenfels
J. R. Holcombe
B.A. Perkins
J. E. Dewhurst
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Mill Street
Bell Co
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Biorck
Muscolini
Jewelers
Richman Bros
Roth
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Eather
Frank Csiral
Phyllis Wheatier Club
Johnson
Vine Street
V. Wallace
Eastern Stars
Eastern Star
Edwards
Foster
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Oberlin Business Men's Club
F. M. Sponseller
Third Street
Court Street
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Auto Industry
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Denver
Baden
Herghiorn
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Sederis Restaurant
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NEW York Central Lines
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