Grand jurors to convene in April amid unusual cases
The April term grand jurors face two unusual cases: a challenge to the city anti obscenity ordinance involving Frank and Steve Tomshank over a weekly that allegedly printed obscene articles, and a civil rights dispute at Oberlin bowling alley where P L Wickerham allegedly barred a colored student in February. Also, an extensive Lorain County theft ring case may be explored, with five Elyria youths and one Lorain youth implicated.
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Parent
Frank
Steve Tomshank
Lorain
Gerald Rice
P. L. Wickerham
Oberlin
Wickerham
William H. King
Oberlin Theological School
King
Lorain County
Elyria
Elyria OPS Division Honored For Two Years Without Lost Time Accidents
The Elyria division of the Ohio Public Service Company will receive a plaque at a Elks Club dinner for completing two years without a lost time accident. Harry Sain will speak as a representative of the Industrial Commission of Ohio. The event honors a safety program led by Ernest Mayer with Red Cross first aid training for workers and instructors who trained CWA staff to reduce injuries.
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Elyria
Ohio Public Service Company
Elks’ Club
Harry Sain
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Red Cross
CWA
The Weather Forecast Ohio Fair and Colder Tonight
Ohio forecast calls for fair and colder conditions tonight with much colder readings in the southeast. Wednesday will be fair with a slow rise in temperatures during the afternoon.
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Ohio
Health And Play Leaders Convene for PE Conclave
A gathering of notable figures in physical education from diverse regions plans a conclave to share ideas and gain inspiration for advancing health and play programs. Leaders from schools, universities, and professional organizations will discuss strategies, research, and community impact.
Convention of American Physical Education Association in Cleveland
From 1500 to 2000 gymnasium teachers and health directors will gather in Cleveland for the annual convention April 18 to 21. Notables include Rabbi J H Silver Philip La Follette Judge Florence E Allen Mary Coleman Margaret Bell Jesse F Williams Paul R Washke Vaughn Blanchard Elmer D Mitchell. The program covers philosophy economics sociology and the future of physical education.
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Cleveland
American Physical Education Association
J. H. Silver
Lecurer
Philip la Follette
Wisconsin
Florence E. Allen
Ohio
Supreme Court
District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Mary Coleman
North Carolina College For Women
Greenboro
N. C
Mar
Garet Bell
University of Michigan
Jesse F. Williams
Columbia University
New York
Paul R. Washke
University of Oregon
Vaughn §. Blanchard
Detroit Public Schools
Wayne University
Strong Hinman
Wichita
Kan
Elmer D. Mitchell
Margaret Bell
Miss Mary Coleman
Vaughn
Blanchard
Cleveland Minister Speaks At Noonday Lenten Service
Rev R Schroeder of Cleveland addressed a noonday gathering at St John s Lutheran church in the second of five half hour services sponsored by Grace and St John s. The topic was The Superiority of Christ s Priesthood. The service was led by Rev A Schroeder with Grace church choir directed by Leonard Krugman. Rev W Storm of Cleveland will speak tomorrow on The Perfect Sacrifice of Christ s Priesthood while St John s Girls Choir will sing There Is a Green Hill Far Away.
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R. Schroeder
Cleveland
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Grace
T. John’s Lutheran
Christ
A. Schroder
Grace’ Church
Leonard Krugman
Adams
W. Storm
St. John's Choir of
Rainey seeks delay on vote over President's veto
Speaker Henry T. Rainey said he would strive to delay the House vote on Roosevelt's veto of the independent offices bill until tomorrow. He urged members study the veto message before acting on the veterans compensation and federal parent restoration bill and predicted the veto would be sustained. Roosevelt indicated the veto would reach the capital early in the afternoon.
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Bulletia
Washington
House
Henry T. Rainey
Independent Offices
Rainey
Roosevelt
Legislature on verge of breakdown over tax plan in Columbus
Columbus Ohio March 27 a legislature crippled by internal strife and complex issues returned to session to resume fight over taxation and a revenue plan. Governors discussions with leaders suggest a crisis within days and a decision within the week on a 3 percent 52900 dollar sales tax as the main avenue to raising revenue. Continued on page 2
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Columbus
Senate
Nouse
White
Special Easter Page in Chronicle Telegram
City churches to publish a special Easter pass on Saturday March List with musical programs. Copy due by noon Thursday, typed double spaced on one paper side. The paper hopes all churches respond so the Easter music program appears for all.
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Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Dead gunman identified by Elyrians in Lorain case
Elyrians identify the dead gunman as Charles Carroll of Cleveland, linked to the Hess Drug Store hold up and a recent Lorain robbery. Police face multiple charges and bonds are set for the parole violator, with ongoing efforts to identify a third bandit and unravel pawned merchandise thefts.
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Lorain
William Murphy
Hess and Hess
Arthur Hess
Elyria
Howard Parton
West Street
Mr. Krugman
R.A. Moulton Candy Company
Charles Carroll
Cleveland
Elgians
Carroll
Buffalo
Theodore Walker
Beore Municipal
Jady
William Duffy
Teois
Norman Ness
Vermilion
William
L. Dennis
Ness Clothing Stors
Murphy
Dillinger Gang Taken To Ohio Prison In Armed Escort
A convoy of National Guards, deputies and police transported three Dillinger gang members from Lima to the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus. The heavily armed procession, amid a winter blizzard, included Br. Gen. Harold M. Bush and Sheriff Donald Larber, with guards surrounding Pierpont Makley and Clark. All three face death or life imprisonment, and authorities vow no rescue will be allowed.
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Columbus
John Dillinger
Ohio
Wen
Lima
Kenton
Marysville
Harold M. Bush
Burley
Indiana
Sherif Donald Larber
Harry Fierpont
Charles Makley
Russell Clark
Desperado
Dillinger
Pierpont
Makley
Clark
Mercy
Columbus Lity
Larber
Tierpont
Mahley
V5th Anniversary of Legion Celebrated at Paris Meeting
The 135th anniversary of Ur American Lesson founded in Paris in 1913 will be celebrated at Post 12’s regular meeting at the Home on Chin Street this evening. Two birthday cakes will be served and Past Commanders’ Night will honor Pact Commanders and Charter members. Paul Malenchini of Thew Shovel Co. Lorain will speak about his experiences in Soviet Russia. Prominent members urge guests and public attendance.
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Paris
France
Post 12
Chin Street
Pact
Ueir
Meteling
Paul Malenchini
Thew Shovel Co
Lorain
Soviet Russia
National Commander to visit Mansfield for district banquet
E Rubie of the Fifth District Avon Lake Ohio announces National Commander Edward Hayes of Moline II will attend a district banquet in Mansfield on Thursday evening March 28. Elsha Post 12 Drum Corps plans to escort the Commander, as part of a broad district membership drive to meet National Legion quotas.
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E. Rubie
Avon Lake
Ohio
Edward Hayes
Moline
Sandusky
Mansfield
Kubic
Elsha Post 12
The
Legion
Reconstruction Finance Corporation buys notes in Society for Savings
Washington March 27 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation was authorized to purchase 3,000,000 dollars of capital notes in the Society for Savings Cleveland Ohio. Buffalo March 27 More than 2,040 employees of the Consolidated and Curtiss airplant plants struck for higher wages. The Consolidated plant suspended operations as 1,000 workers walked out while Curtiss continued to operate.
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Buffalo
Consolidated
Curtiss
Roosevelt Returns Air Mail to Private Operators
President Roosevelt announced an immediate move to return the air mail to private airlines on a temporary basis. He plans a White House conference to canvass bids before Florida trip, hoping to end army involvement and delay permanent legislation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Florida
Sleet Storm Grips Northern Ohio Halting Transit
A belated winter sleet and snow storm, described as the severest of the season, disrupted trolley and automobile travel in Northern Ohio. Streets and sidewalks iced over, trains and interurbans ran late or were cancelled, and pedestrian traffic turned hazardous as the 30 mile per hour gale lashed the region near Lake Erie.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Expected ten percent wage hike across steel industry
Pittsburgh report says a ten percent wage increase for all steel firms is anticipated, sparked by Corrigan McKinney in Cleveland and expected to take effect April 1. United States Steel finance committee in New York may discuss the move, though the 40 hour NRA steel code week is not expected to change.
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Pittsburgh
Corrigan-MccKinney Steel Company
Cleveland
United States Steel Corporation
New York
NRA
Youngstown District Awaits Official Wage Increase
Youngstown district steel companies including Youngstown Sheet and Tube Republic and Sharon Steel Hoop expect to announce a ten percent wage increase on Wednesday. More than 30,000 steel workers in the Youngstown area will be affected as the move awaits a general announcement from the American Iron and Steel Institute.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Republic
Sharon Steel Hoop
American Iron & Steel Institute
See No Change In Forty Hour Work Week
New York March 27 Dow Jones said steel producers will announce a wage increase of about ten percent effective April 1 through the American Iron & Steel Institute. No change is expected in the 40 hour work week under the steel code.
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New York
Dow Jones & Co
Financial News Service
Today
American Iron & Steel Institute
Wage Increase Confirmed at Corrigan-McKinney Steel
About 5,000 workers at Corrigan-McKinney Steel in Cleveland will receive a 10 percent wage rise on April 1. The move sparked expectation of a broader 10 percent rise across the industry. Current base rate is 42.5 cents per hour with 14 of 15 open hearth furnaces in operation. The Cleveland area steel industry capacity this week was 12 percent.
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Cleveland
Corrigan-McKinney Steel Company
Corrigan-McKinney
Steel Corporation
Appointment of Elyria Man Protested
Lorain Republican Central Committee protested the appointment of Hayden Evans of Elyria as supervisor of the State liquor store in Lorain. Protests urged the post go to a Lorain man who passed the civil service examination. County Auditor C S Kelser reported another Tax Commission warning that March 31 is the deadline to list personal and classified property with penalties for late filing.
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Hayden Evans
Elyria
Lorain
Republican Central Committee
George White
Liquor Control Commission
C. S. Kelser
State Tax Commission
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May Queen
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Morris Sheppard
Texarkana
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Durham
Miss Sheppard
Kappa Alpha Theta
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