Sun bombardment eases as solar storm disrupts Earth
New York March 25 The sun's electrical bombardment of the earth lessened today restoring communications after a heavy disruption. Disturbances between 10 am and 1 pm blanketed domestic lines cables and intercontinental wireless with static as auroras lit the north and south skies. Scientists note seven sun spots near center of its face and theories differ on exact discharge mechanism while war film producers in France push ahead.
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New York
Earth
Europe
Americas
Omaha
Neb
Ocean
Poles
William H. Barton, Jr
Hayden Planitarium
Court actions and crimes from Wellington region briefs
Emily LaBeau gains divorce from Cletus LaBeau on neglect grounds by Judge Cook. George Reese, 27, placed on three years probation by Judge Findley for auto taking. First Wellington Bank sues Maude Gates for 1204 and seeks foreclosure. John Stahl sues The Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Co for 1739.52 in wages. Olive Smith sues Tony and Stella Podraka for 10000 for alleged injuries from Dec 25 cafe assault over pension check. Martha Bourquin arrested for failing to stop for a school bus. court March 3. Dan Neel reports $50 rebuilt typewriter stolen from car. John Draver reports 13 chickens stolen.
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George Reese
Guy B. Findley
Olive Smith
Tony Podraka
Stella Podraka
Lodi Street
al Barnes
Martha E. Bourquin
Park Avenue
Ridgeville
Sale Of U S Bonds Restricted To Individuals After April
United States Savings Bonds will be restricted to individuals after April 1, per a notice received by Elyria postmaster C. J. Sartor. Registration for bonds will be limited to persons, affecting local sales previously made to corporations and business firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
C. J. Sartor
Elyria
Sartor
Head Of Hardware Concern Passes
Funeral services will be held at the First Congregational church in Lorain at 2 p m Wednesday for Earl Krantz 49 president of The Lorain Hardware Co and member of a pioneer Lorain family who died in St Joseph's Hospital yesterday after a year's illness He had returned to Lorain Wednesday after spending the Winter in Florida A lifelong resident of Lorain he was an active member of the First Congregational church and was also a member of the Masonic lodge His widow and a daughter Mrs Harold Clark of Lorain survive
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First Congregational Church
Lorain
Earl Krantz
Archery Tryouts Set for Tuesday at 1:30 P.M.
The YMCA boys archery exhibition team will hold tryouts at 1 30 p m Tuesday and daily this week for the circus. Any boy scoring 150 or more in YMCA archery is eligible. About seven or eight players are expected to be chosen for the team led by Herman Geyer.
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Herman Geyer
Band Rehearsals Under MCA Boys Division Direction
The reorganized harmonica band of the M. C. A. boys division is rehearsing in preparation for public appearances. Director Robert Cooley leads the group with members Pete Peterman Hartley Patterson Thomas Pallardy Jack Barnard and William Burrows.
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M. C. A. Boys
Robert Cooley
Pete Peterman
Hartley Patterson
Thomas Pallardy
Jack Barnard
William Burrows
Two Drivers Fined and One Held for Reckless Driving
Edward Getz of Washington avenue Lorain was fined $3 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro for reckless driving. He was arrested for 60 mph on Cleveland street at 11 55 p m yesterday. Joseph Rising of Grafton township faces trial Friday for reckless driving after a traffic crash at East avenue and Second street Saturday afternoon, per Police Chief E J Stankard.
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Edward Getz
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Joseph Q. Petro
Cleveland Street
Joseph Rising
Grafton Township
East Avenue
Second Street
E. J. Stankard
Calls For Probe Of Allied Buying Of U S Airplanes
Washington March 25 The Senate Military Affairs committee weighs a La Follette resolution calling for an inquiry into Allied purchases of new American airplanes. A House probe has been authorized and will begin once War Secretary Woodring testifies, aiming to see if foreign orders affected U S defense program and if manufacturers delayed American orders or boosted prices.
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Washington
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Robert M. la Follette
Wis
House Military Affairs Committee
Harry H. Woodring
Andrew J. May
Senate
House
la Follette
Hollywood's Famed Clover Club Wrecked by Sheriff Raid
Hollywood March 26 The Clover club once a famed movie gamblers haunt faced a raid by Sheriff Capt. George Contreras who confiscated a members list and seized roulette wheels and dice tables. No arrests were made as investigators probe the club's owners while deputies remained in the lobby.
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Hollywood
Hollywond
Clover Club
Clover
George Contreras
Market notes from Cleveland area livestock and produce
Market items show mixed bids on grains and live livestock with receipts and prices. Hogs, steers, and cows move at varied levels while poultry and eggs quote steady to active. Produce meanwhile lists apples, carrots, and lettuce with storage and market notes. regional items include Ohio onions and potatoes with specific price ranges.
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Cleveland
York
Uae
Ival
Buimmediunt
Lorain County Surges in 1937 Industrial Gains
A Commerce Department report by Harry L. Hopkins shows Lorain County increased manufacturing plants to 114 in 1937 from 92 in 1933, a 25 percent rise, and industrial wage earners to 17,266, up 68 percent from 10,278 in 1933. The county ranked 192nd in plants in 1929, 207th in 1933, and 13th in Ohio for plants in 1937, while wage earners climbed to 1st in 1937.
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Lorain County
Harry L. Hopkins
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Lucas
Franklin
Montgomery
Summit
Stark
Mahoning
Clark
Trumbull
Butler
Columbiana
Lerain
Columbiana County
Hamiton
Lorain
New Castle County
Delaware
Debate on municipal court creation for Elyria
The article argues that transferring justice work to a new municipal court would cost Elyria taxpayers about 27000 yearly after potential refunds. It notes added salaries, staff, library, and building needs, and cites a push by Mayo Fessler of The Cleveland Citizens League to trim 109000 from the 1940 budget for municipal court.
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Justices of the Peace
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Justice of the Peace
Common Pleas
Court of
Elyria
Cleveland Budget Commission
Elyria Township
Court Imposes Nominal Fine For Indecent Dance
In a Torain County court proceeding the judge condemned the dancer but noted the defendants’ conduct as worse. Attorney Milton Friedman urged a nominal fine, arguing indecency is relative to community norms and that the entertainment resembled conventional vaudeville. Assistant Prosecutor William Wickens argued admissions of guilt showed the acts were not within current standards.
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Sternberg
Torain County
Fense
Milton Friedman
Friedman
William Wickens
Burglary Probe At Lake Avenue Service Station
Police investigation followed a burglary at Carl Pitts service station at Lake Avenue and Bond Street last night. The thief forced entry by breaking a window and unlocked it, taking 16 quarts of oil and possibly some gasoline. Footprints outside the window were photographed for evidence.
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Carl Pitts
Lake Avenue
Bond Street
Ambers Loses Recognition As Champion
The National Boxing Association withdrew recognition from Lou Ambers of Herkimer New York as the world lightweight champion. reasons cited include failure to defend the title within six months under NBA and state rules. A bout result between Davey Day and Sammy Angott in Chicago today could crown a new champion if contracts require title defenses within 90 days against a challenger named by the association.
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Washington
National Boxing Association
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. C
NBA
Ambers
Davey Day
Sammy Angott
Chicago
Twelve Teams Compete In Y YMCA Cadet Prep Junior Classes
Twelve teams and 67 boys began the Y.M.C.A. boys gymnasium contests for the 1938 40 season with cadet prep and junior divisions. Cadets led by Hess and Stevick, Prep led by Opra and Bigenho, Junior led by Sabin and Gamble. First round action sets Juniors Sabin first Gamble second Klein third. Preps Bigerho and Kowaleski tied for first. Cadets Brunner Hess Gaston atop the standings.
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Arthur Hess
Don Looper
John Sexton
Franklin Peterman
William Lilley
del Baker
Philp Stevick
Douglas McKay
William Graw
Donald DuCoty
Roy West
David Persons
Jerry Gaston
al Gaston
Bud French
Lawrence Grundy
Jack Moran
Ray Brunner
Herbert Fauger
Hubert Heilman
Alex Wojtko
Scrib Fauger
Frank Opra
Bernard Lysaght
Robert Renouard
William Terrell
Joe Kovas
Harold West
Fred Bigenho
Junior Byam
Russell Nichols
Marvin Humber
William Lockard
William Carle
James Krugman
Jack Cook
Robert Reichard
Nelson Chester
Robert Myers
Robert Carle
Neil Hanson
Robert Kowalkski
Ed Terrell
Dan Stevick
Skin Fauver
Don Gailey
Richard LaBoe
Robert Sabin
Max Looper
Robert Mello
Wesley Charlton
Alex Ferrando
Robert Klein
Ginnis
Donald Kubuske
Robert Krugman
Soe McIntyre
Robert O'Donnell
William Renminger
Andrew Andre
Leonard Nead
Robert Mark Mrve
Robert Gamble
Robert Cebula
John Taryan
Herbert Vanderson
Arthur Mills
Uttlay
Sabin
Gamble
Klein
Bigerho
Kowaleski
Fist
Opra
Krugman
Cadets
Brunners
Hess
Gaston
Census work heads toward two week completion in districts
Matt points to limited time for final appointments before next Friday and Saturday for work preparations. Census Bureau urges supervisors to finish enumerations in titles within two weeks and complete local district censuses in a month. Matuszak, supervisor for districts including Loramn, Medina, Portage, Summit outside Akron, notes Akron HQ with no provision for Loram county.
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Matt
Census Bureau
Matuszak
Loramn
Medina
Portage
Summit County
Akron
Loram County
Pleads Not Guilty in Disorderly Conduct Arraignment
Steve Kozelnicky of 138 Ford Avenue pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Mayor Joseph Petro on a charge of disorderly conduct. He was arrested yesterday after a complaint from his wife alleging heavy drinking and verbal aggression. He is to be tried Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Kozelnicky
Woodford Avenue
Joseph Petro
Lie
Frida
Death Record in South Amherst for William Alsop
William Alsop aged 72 died suddenly from a heart attack at his son Harold’s home in South Amherst at 1 30 p m Saturday. Born in England he lived in South Amherst many years worked as a stone mason and was a member of the South Amherst Methodist Church and Woodmen of the World. Survived by sons Robert Harold James of South Amherst and daughters Mrs John Wagner of Norwalk and Mrs H L Kyle of Akron seven grandchildren and one great grandchild plus three brothers and two sisters in England Funeral at the South Amherst Methodist Church at 2 p m Tuesday with Rev M A Burris officiating burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Amherst
William
Allsop
Harold
South Amherst
Alsop
England
H. L. Kyle
Akron
South Amherst Methodist Church
M. A. Burris
Evergreen Cemetery
Amherst Youth Elias Makul Dies After Illness
Elias Makul of 347 Tenney avenue Amherst Ohio died at Amherst Hospital at 1 10 am Sunday age 19 born in Syria came to America 32 years ago worked in Cleveland Quarries until last Monday when illness struck taken to hospital Saturday survived by wife Helen two step brothers Peter and John Attie Amherst funeral at St Joseph church at 9 am Wednesday Rev Fr James Smith burial Calvary cemetery body to home for calling hours
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Amherst
Ohio
Elias Makul
Tenney Avenue
Amherst Hospital
Syria
America
Cleveland
Helen
Peter
John Attie
St. Joseph Church
James Smith
Calvary Cemetery
Mrs Stella Skolnicki Dies in Lorain Church Service
Mrs Stella Skolnicki wife of John Skolnicki died suddenly after Mass at St John s Church in Lorain. She lived at 2222 East Thirty second street and was born in Poland January 1 1888. Survived by husband five sons three daughters one sister and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at St Stanislaus with burial at Calvary Cemetery Lorain.
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St. John's Church
Lorain
Stella Skolnicki
John Skolnicki
Celock
East Thirty-second Street
Poland
Lar
Chester
St. Stanislaus Church
Polish National Alliance
Ukranian National Association
Rose
Virginia
John
Louis Szalay
Joseph
Walter
Edward
Bruno
Demetri Bondarski
Philadelphia
Bittner Funeral Home
St. Stanislaus
Leo Rygwalski
Calvary Cemetery
Wright Dies After Illness at Home of Daughter
Fred Wright of 1892 East Fifty ninth street Cleveland died after a three week illness at 12:30 PM at his daughter Mrs. Louella Gibson’s home in Elyria. Born in Wellington he worked for General Electric in Cleveland. He leaves a daughter, three grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and a sister Mrs. Bertha Beam of Wellington. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Will Foster officiating. Burial in Wellington cemetery. Floral donations requested by text.
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Fred Wright
East Fiftyninth Street
Cleveland
Louella Gibson
Clinton Avenue
Elyria
Wright
Wellington
General Electric Company
Gibson
Bertha Beam
Sudro-Curtis Funeral
Will Foster
Wellington Cemetery
Explosion Fatal To Three Bridge Workers in Liberty Texas
Three bridge workers died and three were injured when an air pressure tank exploded near Liberty Texas today. The dead are Zole Carl Cage 23 A L Alvey 26 and Owen K Kerkes 25.
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Liberty
George Kritzel Fined $1 and Costs in Court
George Kritzel was fined $1 and costs for intoxication when arraigned in police court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kritzel
Pele Court
Foremen To Hear High Cost Of Hitler Talk
Elyria Foremanship Club plans its March dinner meeting at the YMCA to hear Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim discuss The High Cost of Hitler. The noted lecturer, who was in Poland when World War II began, has spoken to the club before and will present her experiences and views to a large audience.
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Hitler
Elyria Forewmany
Dorothy Fuldheim
Poland
Fulheim
Italy
France
Austria
Germany
Russia
Turkey
England
Health Workers Meet in Norwalk on April Ninth
Lorain County laymen and public health officials travel to Norwalk for a district TB coordination meeting. Mrs. J. L. Wood will preside at the all day session as part of the seventh meeting in a state series by the Ohio Public Health Association. District counties include Lorain Huron Erie Ashland Crawford Ottawa Richland Sandusky and Seneca. Discussions cover year round education annual early diagnosis campaign public health legislation and reports on the 1929 Christmas Health Seal Sale and 1940 plans.
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Lorain County
Norwalk
J. L. Wood
Seal Sale
Huron County Public Health League
Ohio Public Health Assiiaiiona
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Admiralty reports trawler Loch Assater sunk by mine
London date March 25 The Admiralty said the 210 ton trawler Loch Assater was sunk by a mine and its crew of 13 were rescued by the trawler Strathtummel after 14 hours adrift in an open boat.
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London
Admiralty
Billings Wins License to Marry in Reno
Warren K. Billings, freed last year after over two decades for his role in the 1916 Los Angeles Preparedness Day bombing, obtained a Reno marriage license. He said he and Jose phine Rudolph, a San Mateo WPA worker, would likely wed today.
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Reno
Nev
Warren K. Billings
Los Angeles
Billings
Josephine Rudolph
San Mateo
WPA
Fall From Bridge Fatal at Westinghouse Plant
William C. Miller, 30, of Pittsburgh, died in a hospital today from injuries after falling from a bridge at the Westinghouse plant in Mansfield Ohio. His back was broken.
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Mansfield
William C. Miller
Fittsburghe
Westinghouse
Simple Lemon Juice Rheumatic Pain Remedy Ad Promotes Rue Ex
A home recipe claims lemon juice mixed with Rue Ex Compound in water quickly eases rheumatic pain, arthritic discomfort, and neuritis. The ad promises soothing results within 45 hours, with a money back guarantee if no improvement, and notes availability at Phillips Oracle Store and common drug stores.
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Phillips Orage Store
Adel
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