Five Nations Pact Clings To Slender Hope
Washington reports on the five power naval pact with Hoover and Stimson viewing prospects as doubtful. France Italy and Japan seek concession terms while London talks consider a three nation agreement among Japan France and Italy. Officials hint Britain may withdraw if France increases naval building beyond a threshold.
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Washington, D.C
Stimson
London
Hoover
Stim
Kelmer
France
Great Bril
Japan
United States
Jr. Hoover
Hidge
Gh Gibson
Brussels
Gib
Geneva
State Department
Over
Gibson
Burand
Italy
Great Ail
Britain
Ace
Must Not Start On Red Light In City Pilot
Mayor Jas. Jewitt announced a tentative change to traffic signals extending the intermediate red phase to about eight seconds. The delay aims to educate drivers and improve pedestrian safety, with cops enforcing red light starts.
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Jas. Jewitt
Four Buildings Destroyed By Fire in North Loa vesburg Ohio
The March 4 blaze in North Loavisburg destroyed four frame dwellings in the business district. Threatened property included Attor ney M. C. Gowey’s office, L. C. Spain’s building, Lou Millice’s woodworking shop, a barn and a garage. Ohio Edison Co. equipment, 15,0999 pounds of wood in the Gower building, and five used cars owned by Frank Jordan burned. Fire crews from Urbana Woodstock Milford Center and Marysville aided in extinguishing the blaze.
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Loavisburg
M. C. Gowey
L. C. Spain
Lou Millice
Ohio Edison Co
Gower
Q. Jas. Chamberlain
Frank Jordan
Urbana
Woodstock
Milford Center
Marysville
Costly Blaze Levels Stores in Murray City District
Fire swept through part of Murray City early today, destroying two businesses and several residences. Four stores the confectionery, hardware store, grocery, and drug shop along with homes suffered damage estimated at 65 100 dollars. No injuries reported as crews from nearby towns aided due to low water pressure.
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Murray City
Downtercr
Fred Kinnear
James Smart
H. S. Sayre
Dailey Drug Store
E. A. Pearson
J. A. Ayers
Richard Gaffey
New Straitsville
Logan
Giouster
Nelsonville
Brush Fork Creek
Glouster
Former Elyria Councilman Moulton Dies at 44
Roy Arthur Moulton a 44 year old wholesale candy dealer and former Elyria city councilman died this morning at 6 45 at Elyria Memorial hospital after a brief pneumonia illness He was born in Ax tel Ohio and had lived in Elyria 27 years He is survived by his widow mother four sisters and two brothers He was affiliated with the Eagles lodge Friends may view his remains at 641 Dewey Avenue until Thursday morning then at Sudro Funeral Home for services at 2 09 PM Rev C F Wiseman officiating Burial will be at Elstria Cemetery
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Roy Arthur Moulton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Moulton
Axtel
Ohio
Elyria
Eagles Lodge
Dewey Avenue
Sudro Funeral Home
C. F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Elstria
Seven Die In Queens Blaze In 2 Frame Houses
New York March 4 seven persons including four children burned to death in a blaze that destroyed two small frame houses in Little Neck Queensborough. Only 11 year old Stanley Fliss survived after leaping from a kitchen window. The dead were John Fliss 50 Mary 40 John 7 Stella 6 Helen 4 Mary 13 and Charles Korzan 4. Firemen could not approach the place as flames burned rapidly and heat was extreme. Neighbors in nearby homes fled as crews fought to prevent spread. The bodies lay charred on the first floor after the fire subsided.
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New York
Little Neck
Queensborough
Stanley Fliss
John Fliss
Mary
John
Stella
Helen
Charles Korzan
Mearby
Festival of Music Draws 300+ Students From Lorain County Schools
More than 300 students from 7 Lorain County schools gathered for the annual County School Music Festival at Elsta High School auditorium. The event featured orchestra, band, chorus, boys and girls glee clubs with detailed school representations and group sizes across Brighton, Camden, Columbia, East Carlisle, Grafton, Huntington, Penfield, Lake Avenue, Merkler, Murray Ridge, and Wellington. The largest group was the band with 51 players, followed by the elementary chorus with 178 singers and an orchestra of 43. Various schools contributed multiple members to each ensemble, reflecting broad participation across the county.
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Lorain County
Elstia High School
Brighton School
Camden
Columbia
East Carlisle
Grafton
Huntington
Penfield
Lake Avenue
Merkler
Murray Ridge
Gui? Road
Avon
Brighton
Brownhelm
Belden
South Amherst
Amherst
la Grange
Wellington
Avon Lake
Girls Glee Club
Columbia Township
Ridgeville
Sheffield Lake Village
Hors” Glee Club
Divorces Rise in Ohio as 1929 Figures Released
Statewide figures show 22 213 divorce suits in 1929, 62 738 marriages, and a rise in divorces per marriages from 1865 to 1929. Six counties exceed 1 000 divorces with Cuyahoga leading at 5 152, and Lorain only 372. Women account for about 75 percent of filings.
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Ohio
Columbus. O
Brown
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Lucas
Summit
Hamilton
Montgomery
Stark
Mahoning
Butler
Trambull
Lorain
Jefferson
Scioto
Licking
Richland
Columbia
Clark
Lawrence
Monroe
Noble
Lorain man faces first degree murder trial
Andrew Kadar, 37, is set to be Lorain county’s first first degree murder trial since 1932, charged with murder during a robbery in the Dec 16 shooting of John F. Zboray a Lorain general store keeper. He was arraigned before Judge A R Webber and trial dated for April 15 with fifty jurors drawn for venue.
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Andrew Kadar
Lorain
Louis Cowles
Wellington
Kadar
John F. Zboray
Zboray
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Webber
Bob Rogers
Ang
William Cater
Don W. Miers
Britt Buda
John Meister
Clarence E. Adams
N. D. Backus
Myers
Chronicle-Telegram
Barnes declares improved business outlook and rising construction
Julius Barnes of the National Business Survey Conference reports a detailed national view showing both strong and weak spots as the economy recovers from the recent crash. He notes gains in funds for securities, rising planned utilities spending to 3.25 billion, cement shipments up, and construction contracts surging in 273 cities, with life insurance new business up 3 percent year over year.
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Washington
United States
Wall Street
Julius Barnes
National Business Survey Conference
Barnes
Loswest
Hoover
Plane fire injures two Universal Air Lines workers
Two Universal Air Lines employees, Edward Taylor and Joseph Sutter, 27, were badly burned at Cleveland Airport while patching a wing of a Phillips Petroleum ship and drying it with an electric heater. The plane, valued at 5500, was destroyed, another plane burned slightly, and the hangar protected by the airport fire department. Both workers were hospitalized at Berea Community Hospital.
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Cleveland
Universal Airlines
Edward Taylor
Joseph Sutter
Berea Community Hospital
O H. Miller
Universal Air Lines
Phillips Petroleum Company
Township trustees must bid for road equipment over 500
Columbus Ohio March 24 Attorneys General Bettman issued an opinion to Geauga County Prosecutor KR H Bostwick directing that township trustees may purchase road equipment costing more than 500 only after competitive bidding.
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Columbus
Bettman
KR. H. Bostwick
Geauga County
Synthetic Life In Lab May Be Within Reach
Berkeley report details discovery by Dr. Charles P. Lipman of artificial bacteria in lab culture using Japanese seaweed agar. A tiny smear, magnified 3000 times, showed rod-shaped bodies resembling living cells, suggesting life-like properties under certain conditions and fueling hopes for synthetic life creation. The finding ties to origins of life theories and could change biology research.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Earth
Charles P. Lipman
Scadualte School
California
Hie
Dr. Lipman
Lorain Awards Hospital Building Contract to Hume
Lorain contractor T J Hume was awarded the County Home Sick and Invalid building contract by the Lorain County Building Commission. His bid of 80619 was the lowest among many bids and includes doors floors sashes and screens. The bid was about 311000 under the architects estimate and nearly matched Boldt Construction of Cleveland. About 6000 will cover architects fees and 2750 covers the seven building commission members.
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T. J. Hume
Lorain
County Home
Hume
Boldt Construction Company
Cleveland
Paul Rissman
Lerain
Lorain County Building Commission
Personal property tax day set for April 12 in county
County Assessor Cal Phinney announced personal property tax day for this year is April 12. Property owners have until May 1 to file tax blanks. Any personal property value as of April 12 must be listed, including purchases before or on April 13. Special assessors assist owners. blank forms cannot be completed before April 13 and must be filed by March 7 to avoid penalties.
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Cal Phinney
Meili
Bear Named Union County Extension Agent Authority Announces Move
Lawrence K Bear assistant Lorain County Agricultural Extension Agent is appointed extension agent for Union County. He will depart Wednesday to begin duties with headquarters at Marysville. He succeeds Chester Alspach who resigned to take a job in Licking County. Bear has served as Lorain County assistant since January.
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Bear
Lawrence K. Bear
Lorain County Agricultural Extension
Union County
Marysville
Chester Alspach
Licking County
Lorain County
Auto Crash Kills Eight Near Syracuse
In Aubern, X Y, eight youths— four boys and four girls—died in a late night crash on the Syracuse Canadaigua route. Police identified five victims including Earl Besan Darius Autetta Frank Strauss Bernardo Chelgrean and Beth Dunlavey from Syracuse. The gasoline car struck the other vehicle and burst into flames against a house.
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Earl J. Besan
Darius Autetta
Frank Strauss
Bernardo Chelgrean
Syracuse
Beth Dunlavey
Mayor appeals for more jobs in city outreach
Mayor Flames A. Hewitt reports from his employment bureau that of eighty applicants, fourteen are now placed. His secretary Miss Wilma Gardner handled another ten placements while in charge. Four men had already been hired in the city service to clean streets. He urges Elyrians with lawns or gardens to call for small tasks, noting many women applicants as well.
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Major Flames
A. Hewitt
Wilma Gardner
Lorain County School Boards Meet At Elyria High
Twenty four local boards of education in Lorain county were represented by fifty eight board members at the annual meeting held in the Elyria High School auditorium. Attendance details show Ridgeville and South Amherst leading with four representatives each, and multiple townships sending one to four members. Several boards did not send representatives, including Avon Lake and Pittsfield.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria High School
KR. P. Vaughn
Ridgeville
South Amherst
Brighton
Brownheim
Camden
Columbia
East Carlisle
Eaton
Elsha Township
Belden
Graitoc
Henrietta
Penfield
Russia- Amherst Township
Township
Sheffieth Lake Lagse
Wellington
Amherst
Avon
Clearview
Huntington, LaGrange
Rochester
For Rent ads prompt quick tenant results in Chronicle Telegram
Rooms housekeeping apartments and houses are in peak demand this season. The quickest cheapest way to get tenants is to place a For Rent notice with the Chronicle Telegram and wait for responses.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Resulta
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