New Anxiety In Pittsburgh Flood Fears Rise
Pittsburgh reports rising Monongahela River with tie ups and road closures as it nears flood stage. Weather forecasts warn of heavy rains in the Allegheny drainage area, threatening further rises and concerns along the Ohio River confluence. Captain HH. J. Fill warns of possible crest near flood stage tomorrow.
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Davey Appeals For Help For Ohio Flood Victims
Governor Martin L. Davey urged Ohio to aid flood victims, asking the state pension division and local agencies to collect food and funds. The Highway Department would handle transport of donations under Red Cross direction, with A. P. Lagron coordinating pickup and delivery of supplies for victims.
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Circulate Petitions In Favor of Samson in Santa Clara
Circulate petitions were circulated in at least five Santa Clara county communities amid a remand about a state policy. The item references a former Stanford salesman and a bid to abandon a year old 4 percent wage figure, with a lingering effect on a wife’s status.
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Chief Stankard Attends Columbus Funeral Service
Police Chief E. J. Stankard traveled to Columbus with regional chiefs to attend the funeral of F. F. Kundts, the Columbus police chief killed in a recent automobile accident. Kundts was a member of the Ohio Police Chiefs Association, which Stankard also belongs to.
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Weather OHTO Sees Cloudiness Tonight Then Showers Thursday
Increasing cloudiness tonight leads to showers Thursday with little change in temperature. The forecast notes a steady mild pattern with a brief wet spell likely in the middle of the workweek.
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Three Car Crash Claims Man's Life in Michigan
MOXROEF Mich March 45 Hal Richardson 26 Dearborn formerly of Toledo died in a three car collision near or last night His car struck a vehicle driven by William Davis 42 Detroit and another car carrying Gerald Gainsberg 33 Marion Davis and a son Gerald H Gainsberg escaped injury William Davis also injured in the crash and the other occupants suffered injuries or escaped unharmed.
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Mich
Hal. Richardson
Dearborn
Toledo
William Davis
Marton
O. Davis
Detroit
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Gerald H. Gainsberg
Lalso
Marion
Flood Crest Reaches Cincinnati Amid River Wave
The Ohio River flood crest reached Cincinnati on March 25, moving toward Louisville and Evansville. The city saw little damage as the crest stalled, while Kentucky towns faced inundation and disease threats from displaced residents. Louisville anticipated a 32 to 34 foot crest. Cincinnati expected no major destruction as basements filled in some riverfront structures.
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Newport
Covington
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Augusta
A. B. Chaudier
Buldings
Mahoning River floods drive families from homes
In Youngstown area a fresh Mahoning river rise sent water over Milton dam spillway, crest reaching 11 feet above normal after midnight. Dozens evacuated in Girard and Warren as flood waters surrounded homes. fire crews stood by and Milton dam gates closed. The crest was expected to push levels higher early today before receding.
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Clements Quits Townsend Movement
Washington reports the resignation of Robert Clements as Secretary-Treasurer of the Townsend Old Age pension movement. Rep. Crasper Bell predicts further resignations by DARP officials as policy disputes surface between Dr. Francis Townsend and Clements. Mrs. Clements cites fundamental policy differences and changes in strategy while Townsend approves of the move.
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Clements
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Udden
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Los Angeles
William E. Borsh
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California
Ther Bota
John Steven McGroarty
Calif
McGroarty
Distinguished British Naval Officer Slain in Ireland
In Cork Ireland four men escaped after killing Vice Admiral Henry Borie Somerville retired one of Britain's most distinguished naval officers at his Castle townshend home. Civil guards hunted for the murderers while tire marks and a discarded British recruiting poster pointed to a possible motive related to recruitment efforts.
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Ireland
Henry Borie Somerville
Great Britain
Castletownshend
Admirals Home
Somerville
Naval equality pact signed by United States and Britain
London, March 25. The United States and Great Britain agreed to naval equality as delegates from the U S and the British Empire signed a six year pact at St James Palace in the Queen Anne drawing room. France did not join and Japan Germany and Italy were not parties. Norman H. Davis and Anthony Eden sent letters confirming equality while urging broader limitations and reductions in future navies to prevent a race after the 6 year term.
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Italy
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Scouts To Hold Court Of Honor In Southeast District
Scouts in the Southeast District of the Firelands Area Council plan a Court of Honor in Elyria at the American Legion Home on Thursday March 26 at 7 38 p m. James H Gelwicks Assistant Scout Executive leads the event, with District Committee help. The gathering serves to recognize progress toward Scout ranks and tests while stressing character building through boys’ activities and mentorship by qualified men.
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Elyria
American Lexion
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Grafton
Wellington
Belden
James H.gelwicks
Counleil
Young Men's Club Hears Student Speakers at Meeting
Elrma Hish Schoni introduced two Lake Erie High School League extempore speakers, Winston Gross and George Sharke, who discussed munition topics. The club appointed a four week program committee with Robert T. Moore as chairman, joined by Dr. Chester I. Vessey and Howard R. Builder as members.
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Elrma Hish Schoni
Lake Erie
M.C. A
Wilston Gross
George Sharke
Robert T. Moore
Chester I. Vessey
Howard R. Builer
President Roosevelt revisits Bahamas fishing grounds
President Roosevelt today returned to his old fishing areas in the Bahamas heading through Cat Cay and Great Tinagua Island in pursuit of barracuda and bonefish.
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Covington Fears Meningitis Threat
Covington battles meningitis after three cases with one fatality. authorities closed theaters churches and public halls to curb spread. Dr Theodore Sa health official issued an order on Wednesday to enforce measures.
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Embargo on Arms Unconstitutional Challenged
Federal Judge Mortimer W Brers ruled an arms embargo proclaimed by President Rooservilt in 1934 unconstitutional. The order banned shipments to Bolivia and Paraguay during wartime but was struck down as invalid.
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Rooservilt
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Paraguay
Mortimer W. Brers
World Affairs Study Group at YWCA Discusses Legislation
Tomorrow night at 8.00 pm the YWCA study group in world affairs will meet to discuss possible effects of prospective legislation. The session aims to deepen understanding of current events and interpretation factors and is open to anyone interested.
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Electrician Ira Horta Killed in Foundry Accident
Ira Walter Horta, a Wo War veteran and longtime resident of East Liverpool, died at 3 49 p m yesterday in the foundry after a crane struck him as he worked on a platform 14 feet above the floor. He was employed by Day's Electric and Hardware Co with fellow electrician E P Gates, and his body was taken to Sudro Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife, children, his father Wes ter Horta of East Liverpool, brothers Stephen of Willoughby and William of Cleveland, and sisters Estella Spicer LaGrange Ethel Ward Lorain Mildred Marsh Chardon and Emma Kebres Pine
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Cleveland
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Estella Spicer
LaGranze
Ethel Ward
Lorain
Mildred Marsh
Chardon
Emma Kebres
Painesie
Sudro Funeral Home
Protest Over Locating Dog Pound at County Garage
Protests and counter arguments surfaced as residents opposed moving the county dog pound to the county garage site. Petition signed by about 25 people claimed the location would depress property values and create a nuisance. County commissioners reviewed objections amid recent approval of a county site for a modern facility to house impounded dogs humanely.
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County Harare
Alice Longworth Praises Hopkins As Research Figure
In a Washington dispatch, Alice Longworth lauds Marek Hopkins as a multi discipline genius equal to Pasteur Edison and Bell. She portrays his WPA backed work as a burst of self congratulation and predicts possible scientific miracles if his relief program influence grows.
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Girls Force Work To Suspend At Coshocton Plant
Twenty glove workers at the Coshocton plant of the Indianapolis Grove Co forced a suspension of operations. members of the International Glove Workers Union protested a 20 percent wage cut by picketing the entrance, while non union employees withdrew across the street and sought government intervention. The workers had been paid 42 cents for sewing three ts of gloves and 2 hours of work weekly, with the company cutting the rate to 33 cents and offering a 40 hour week.
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Indianapolis Grove Co
International Glove Workers Union
America
W.L. Craig
Tax Program Is Facing Revision
President Roosevelts budget tax plan faces revision as House tax experts move to drop a 221 million processing tax and raise about 792 million annually through new corporation levies. The outline includes a 391 million corporation surplus tax and a 169 million windfall tax on uncollected processing levies with hearings set to begin Monday.
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Wonia
Rotarians Hear Thomas Herbert on Public Utilities Commission
Thomas Herbert Wark of the Public Utilities Commission of Micowas described for Elsha Rotary Club yesterday by Thomas Herbert Cleveland, who handled focal work for the air commission. He discussed cases presented to the commission affecting electric, car, telephone, railroad, and transit lines under the commission’s regulations. Guests from Lakewood, Sarausky, and Minerva attended the meeting.
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Herbert
Cleveland
Air Commission
Attorner-Fenerals
Trauvic Lines
Lakewood
Sarausky
Minerva
Wounds Fatal To Veteran Comedian
Medford Mass March 25 Paul T McCullough 52 year old member of the veteran comedy team Clark and McCullough died at 5 55 am at a hospital here from wounds inflicted with a razor in a death by own action attempt Monday night
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Clark and MecCullough
Local Plant Sees Welding Mill Expansion At Elyria Facility
Republic Steel Corp announces a new welding mill for high carbon steel cubes to be installed by its Steel and Tubes subsidiary at the Elyria plant. The $85,000 investment will convert former cold strip buildings, boost tubular steel production, and may create jobs as output grows. The mill, ordered now, should arrive by April 1 and require about two months to install.
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Republic Steel Corp
Elyria
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P T A Council Meeting Moves to Vincent School
Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations changes venue for the spring meeting to Vincent school from Belden. April 14 remains. speakers include E L Terman Belden principal discussing Progressive Education and Prof Frank Moore on Education What For. Includes safety feature and musical program by Vincent school.
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Western Reserve Universi
John Love
Brownheim
Cathryn Fowell
Vincent School
George Frank
Amerst
Fairchild
Robert Hall
Clearview
Lost Glasses Restored by Classified Ad Echo
An Elyria woman who misplaced a pair of spectacles and a quantity of personal items had quick luck with a classified ad. A child phone call confirmed the finder, returning the glasses and items shortly after the paper went to press.
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