Detroit Returns To Normalcy After Auto Strike Threat
Detroit, March 26, the nation’s motor capital returned to normalcy as a threatened automotive workers strike was averted. Business leaders and citizens hailed the Washington settlement as saving business recovery. union labor called it a victory for the cause. Alvin Macauley, president of the Automobile Chamber of Commerce, thanked President Roosevelt and Administrator Johnson for the settlement.
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Detroit
Washington
Alvin Macauley
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Johnson
Toledo Firm Boosts Wages Across The Board
The Electric Auto-Lite Company announced a further percent wage increase effective March 29 for all workers, following a 5 percent raise on March 1. In Toledo, Jacob Huber, 52, a city blacksmith, was found dead in his bed yesterday, suspected suicide. a pistol lay nearby and a German note stated he had no reason to live and to give his belongings to his daughter.
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Toledo
Electric Auto-Lite Company Today
Jacob Huber
Local Auto Accidents And A Rotary Meeting
Local news briefs report minor injuries after autos hit poles and a tree on Oberlin and Route 20 west of Elyria. A sheep theft and a car recovery plus a police arraignment for intoxication are noted, along with a Rotary Club movie program at the Hotel Newell and a Route 20 collision near Ridgeville.
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James Braun
Oberlin Road
Joe Provenza
William Holst
Braun
Memorial Hospital
James Robinson
Sheriff Street
Frank Barry
Actna Road
Cleveland
Elyria
Deane Burns
L. King
Avon
George Rusznak
South Euclid
Ridgeville
Washed Skyscraper Worker Dies On City Street
Cleveland reports the death of window washer Frank Wilmore after a misstep off a six inch curb. He had previously risked his life high above the street, clinging to a safety belt on a 20th story ledge, but the fatal injury occurred from the curb stumble rather than a fall from height.
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Cleveland
Frank Wilmore
Wilmore
Local Deaths and Obituary Notices Across Oberlin to Cleveland
Obituary notices report the deaths of Ross Mamaia at Cleveland City Hospital and Mrs Isabell Benford in Cleveland with funeral plans at Sudro and Ridge Lawn cemeteries. Oberlin records note the deaths of Mrs Mary Elizabeth Bailey Kelly at 76 North Pleasant and Edward J. Stang of Lorain, with services planned at Nichols Funeral Home and Elmwood Cemetery. Another notice lists Daniel Kelly of St Petersburg Florida to be buried after services at David I Jones Funeral Home in Cleveland.
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Thia
Cleveland City Hospital
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Isabell Benford
Reyden Benford
Lyria
Cleveland
Royden, Jr
David
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Oberlin
George Kelly
Obelin
North Pleasant Street
Nelly
Mary Elizabeth Bailey
Lincolnshire
England
United States
Brownhelm
Oberlin Academy
Edward J. Stang
Woodland Avenue
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National Tube Co
First Methodist Church
Maccabee Lodge
Cincinnati
Fred, Washke
George Krat
Roy Kulp
Walter
Elmer Stang
Nichols Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
Elmwood Cemetery
Daniel Kelly
St. Petersburg
Florida
David I. Jones
Miles Avenue
Kelly
J. W. Smith
East Broad Street
Lorain suits seek damages and divorce in court
Melvin A Esterwood of Lorain sues Anton Lipp for 10000 for injuries after slipping on a pear core on September 15 1932 in front of the defendant’s business. Elizabeth Franks seeks divorce from Arthur Franks on gross neglect. Frank Zito of Lorain sentenced to 30 days in county jail for contempt for staying away from Rosella Zito’s home.
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Lorain
Anton Lipp
Elizabeth Franks
Arthur Franks
Frank Zito
AL R. Webber
Rosella Zito
Receipts Emphasized for Hog Sales in Farm Contracts
County extension agent C. J. Hummel stressed that receipts are required for hog sales or purchases by signers of contracts in the federal corn hot production program. The Lorain County signers will organize at meetings two evenings from tomorrow at Wellington Grange Hall and Wednesday.
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C. J. Hummel
County Agricultural Extension
Lorain Country
Wellington Grange Hall
Easter services planned by Wellington churches
Wellington March 26 Easter observances planned across local churches with Holy Week services at Methodist events every night except Saturday. Easter Sunrise service at 6:30 am sponsored by Methodist Young People, with breakfast afterward. Congregational, Church of Christ, and Baptist churches announce services and speakers for Holy Week leading to Good Friday and Easter programs including baptisms.
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Methodist Church
E. E. Shutz
Ife of Jesus
Bryanton
Pittsfield
M. E
H. E. Cobb
Brighton
J. H. Green
The
Baptist Church
Church of Christ
C. RR. Neal
C. W. Recard
Bethany
John A. Schmink
Oberlin
W. H. Baker
Destiny
County plans meeting to select program heads
Hummel urged all contract signers to attend the meetings at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building Wednesday night so they may have a voice in choosing the men who will head the county program.
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Elyria
Cleveland’s City Cuts Deep as 400 Employees Receive Dismissals
Cleveland Mayor Harry J. Davis launches a cost cutting program amid dire finances. Over 400 city workers will be dismissed today as services are slashed by about 59 percent. The plan aims to cut payrolls by 1500 to 2900 workers and reduce street lighting by halving a daily bill of 2,000. Davis travels to Columbus to seek bond relief but warns relief would not arrive soon.
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Cleveland
Harry J. Davis
Davis
Columbua
Treasury projects big deficit despite farm aid plan
A government report estimates post 1935 ending programs will add 3.677 million dollars to the treasury deficit, offset by a permanent appropriation. Expenditures for beneficiary payments and surplus removals are seen near 47.176 million by next November, with new national milk plan and possible wheat bonuses not yet factored. The administration had spent 181.008 million and collected 140.491 million in tax by year end. Elizabeth Hughes, 77, longtime Dayton YWCA worker, dies in Dayton.
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Treasury
Congress
Farm Administration
Old Greeks Left Us Faith Truth As Heritage
The passage asserts that the ancient Greeks left humanity with the belief that truth is a friend and knowledge of truth is reachable, contrasting it with a cited shift in Soviet Russia from world revolution toward a more permissive "dive and let live" policy.
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Soviet
Russia
Violence erupts in Cleveland strike at Worsted Mills
In Cleveland Ohio violence flared at the Cleveland Worsted Mill Company strike as police riot gas and tear bombs were used. Hundreds joined clashes around the plant with women workers among the combatants. About 1 600 employees are at the mill. The Addressograph Multigraph strike of 800 workers remains at an impasse after five days.
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Cleveland
Murch ¢G
Mila
Addressograph- Multigraph Corporation
Italians Vote Support For Mussolini Headlines
In Rome on March 26, Italians turnout surged as 92.25 percent of registered voters backed the sole chamber ticket. The Fascist Grand Council nominated 400 deputies from a pool of 1,000 by confederations spanning national life, shaping a legislature aligned with Premier Benito Mussolini.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Grand Council
Austria On Last Week As A Republic
Austria enters its final week as a republic with Chancellor Dollfuss planning to promulgate a constitution next Sunday creating a fascist corporate state backed by Prince Starhemberg and Helmwehr. In Cleveland, a robber shot by a patrolman lies dead. another wounded suspect is in hospital after a store holdup. A note on wildlife of the Amazon describes a giraffe with a long neck struggling to drink and the semi aquatic habits of the huge anaconda.
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Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
Prince Starhemberg
Helmwehr
Napoleon
Cleveland
Collins K. Cummings
Joseph Morris
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Prices Report
Quotations from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange show grain futures, flour, feeds, and alfalfa prices with corn wheat oats and straw values. Local markets list vegetables and fruit, followed by Cleveland livestock bids for cattle calves sheep and hogs amid steady to softer tones plus notes on NRA sentiment from President Roosevelt.
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Tou
Uno Barrel
Cleveland
Burning Center Faith Drive At Community Service
The sermon outlines three zones of belief with a call to spiritual renewal. Dr Auld continues his mission weekly through Pentecost in May and urges church members to join the League of Faith at the Communion Table to strengthen faith and community resolve.
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Auld
League OF Faith
Number Two Continued From Page One
William Greco head of the American Federation of Labor spoke on an even break for both sides while describing the outcome in relation to the objectives his organization strove for Manufacturers, however, clung to their position as the discussion continued across the page
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William Greco
American Federation of Labor
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