Dare-devil bandit eludes Elyria and Dover police pursuit
A young armed robber in a small fast coupe robbed the Old Mill Gas Station on Oberlin road at 4 am and fled through Elyria streets. Police pursued along Broad and Chestnut avenues, exchanged gunfire, and lost the car near Ridgeville before Dover officers picked up the chase into open fields, with the bandit again escaping.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Dover
Franklin Carr
Old Mill
Oberlin Road
Carr
C. E. Parker
George Walton
Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
Fourth Street
Broad Street
Chestnut
Robe Ber
Walton
Parker
Ridgeville
America fights for business revival spurs beer industry boom
A United Press survey shows millions poured into new ventures and thousands of jobs created as beer legalization and public works boost activity. Breweries in Milwaukee St Louis and Chicago expand capacity while suppliers, glass makers, and bottle plants hire hundreds. Some labor troubles and imports also noted as economy shows spring vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
United Press
Washington
York Ice Machine Corp
Mengel Company
Anheuser-Busch Company
Anheuseryeh Company
Steel
Beer Reniirementem
Silwaukee
Ohio’ Pahreator
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Illinois Glass Company
Cooperage Industries
Pabst
George J. Meyer Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Natchez
Miss
National Box Company
Arkansas Ozarks
Mississippi
Clarksdale
Greenville
Charleston
W. Wva
Owens Illinois Glass Co
Berghoff Brewery
Fort Wayne
Ind
Marienville
MacBeth Evans Glass O
Charleroi
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Ohio Weather Forecast Strives for Fair, Warmer Trend
Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions with a gradual rise in temperatures. Tonight in the extreme east portion will be slightly colder. Showers are possible Wednesday night into Thursday as conditions shift.
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Ohio
Sheriff Arrests Man After Club Visit to Four Hundred Bridge Club
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick visited the Four Hundred Bridge Club at 3700 Oberlin Road and arrested John Miller, 33, for displaying a gambling device marked Beat Two Aces. Bottles behind the bar are to be tested. Miller to be arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro this afternoon.
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Four Hundred Bridge Club
Oberlin Road
Clarence W. Dick
John Miller
Miller
Joseph Petro
Public Hearing On Diversion Of Taxes
A public hearing will be held in the county commissioners office on April 3 at 1 p m to express support or opposition to diverting 5000 of county gas tax funds for poor relief. Allocations include Elyria 5000 Sheffield Township 1200 and Amherst Township 800 for districts in need of relief funds.
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Elyria
Sheffield Township
Amherst Township
Lysaght Wins Promotion In Fire Dept
Fireman James D. Lysaght of fire station No 1 is promoted to lieutenant effective April 1 by order of Service Director Fred Underhill. He was certified by the service director with the highest grade in the civil service examination held February 21.
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James D. Lysaght
Three Youths Fined for Break-in at Sheffield Lake Village
Three youths from Lorain were fined 100 dollars each for breaking into the home of Captain Roy Woodruff in Sheffield Lake Village. They appeared before Mayor Ed Burrell and were later committed to the county jail for failing to pay the fines.
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Robert and Russell Miller
Charles Robbins
Lorain
Roy Woodruff
Sheffield Lake Village
Ed. Burrell
Ohio Senate approves beer bill amid heated floor action
The 3.2 percent beer bill cleared the Senate 25 to 6 with the emergency clause and goes to the House for a final vote. Supporters claim over 90 votes for passage. a minor Senate amendment would raise the liquor commission chair’s salary to 4000. Cheers and heckling filled the chamber as the debate concluded.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Senate
House
W. M. Goodwin
Hamilton
House Taxation Committee
Judiary Committee
Whittemore
Gunsett
State Liquor Control Commission
Harrison
LeFever
Lewis
Lowery
Lloyd
George Roberts
Lloyd Lowery
Wolfe
Nazis Begin Their Retaliation Campaign Continues
Berlin reports the Nazi regime starts a retaliation wave against Jewish boycotts and propaganda. Jewish shops in Schwerin must close indefinitely. In Gleiwitz storm troopers pressure stores and pay rulings, while police ignore patrols and pickets.
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Berlin
Adolph Flitler
Schwerin
Upper Silesian
Gleiwitz
Kreisblatt
Handley-Kane Bill Signed Allowing Remission of Liquor Fines
Governor White signed the Handley-Kane bill permitting judges to remit fines and suspend sentences in liquor law violation cases. The measure becomes effective in ninety days.
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Columbus
Handley-Kane
White
Cleveland Banks Seek Washington Appeal On Conservatorship
Cleveland O March 28 two banks Union Trust and Guardian Trust seek federal help after court pressure. They push for more favorable terms than a 50 30 split of new capital and ask for Reconstruction Finance Corporation aid. Treasury officials and state and federal regulators discuss possible appointing conservators and whether Washington or Cleveland will control the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Union Trust Company
Guardian Trust Company
Treasury Department
Washington
Treasury
Ira J. Fulton
Plane crash kills eight aboard British airliner
A British Imperial Airways tri motor mail plane from Berlin to London crashed near Essen north of Dixmude Belgium. Eight people were killed and four were critically injured.
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Dixmude
Belgium
U.P
British Imperial Airways
Berlin
London
Cologne
Essen
Here
Delays Paying Fine Increases Total Penalty
Kenneth Wise chose to pay a fine rather than jail after being arrested March 14 for driving without a license plate. He ended up paying $11.60 plus costs, totaling $8.20, then later $3.40 extra after failing to settle earlier.
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Kenneth Wise
Wise
Ernest Oldag
C. E. Parker
Hudson Youth Held in Lindbergh Chakedown
In Akron Ohio on March 28 a 15 year old Hudson High School student was held by federal authorities over an extortion plot against Charles A Lindbergh and his wife Ana. He admitted sending the threatening note and said he would not know what to do with the money. Authorities arrested him near the Bluebird Inn as he came to collect the sum of $25000.
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Akron
Hudson High School
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ana
Post Office
Ernest D. Claggett
Bluebird Inn
Hudson
Soviet Protests Hitler Policies In Germany
Moscow dispatch notes Izvestia demands that Adolf Hitler halt attacks on Soviet citizens and organizations in Germany. The paper warns that friendly relations require deeds as well as words and protests Nazi violence against Soviet oil stations in Germany.
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Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Hitler
Germany
Izvestia
Adolph Hitler
Mass anti Nazi protests sweep United States
Christians and Jews join in nationwide demonstrations condemning Hitler regime. In New York a crowd of 20,000 gathered at Madison Square Garden with 85,000 turned away while two additional listening groups spoke against discrimination and persecution of Jews. Alfred E. Smith led the chorus urging sunlight on Nazi actions.
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New York
United States
Hitler
Germany
Madison Square Garden
48Th Street
Garden
Columbus Circle
Alfred E. Smith
Japanese pledge protection amid Taotonying bombing protest
Japanese diplomatic authorities pledged protection for Americans in the area of Japanese Chinese hostilities after a protest by the United States Minister over the air bombing of an American Mission at Taotonying near Peiping. Minister Nelson T Johnson elicited a prompt apology from Shoichi Nakayama.
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Peiping
United States
Taotonying
Nelson T. Johnson
Shoichi Nakayama
Pepper Bandits Leave No Trace After Sinclair Robbery
Deputies say efforts to locate three men who robbed the Sinclair Refining Company safe yesterday morning have failed. BE. F. Adams, the company manager, reports $279 in cash, checks totaling $99, and four gas books worth $5 each stolen. Fred Fries, an employee, was forced to open the safe, bound, gagged, and pepper sprayed during the getaway.
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Sinclair Refining Company
BE. F. Adams
Fred Fries
Boy To Appear Before Chief
A fifteen year old West River street boy is to appear before Police Chief E. J. Stankard today for destruction of property. He led a group of boys in locking Harry Pollack in his store and throwing stones at the building narrowly missing windows. Claude Dempter reports the same boy threw a brick through his window.
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West River Street
E. J. Stankard
Harry Pollack
Claude Dempter
Bank Robbery in Gallipolis Nets $11 000
Two masked robbers seized six bank customers at First National Bank Gallipolis Ohio, forcing them into a vault and escaping with $11 000. A merchant found the hostages ten minutes later and freed them, as Sheriff Hatfield sent a posse and alerted neighboring counties to watch for a large sedan.
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Gallipolis
Mar
First National Bank
John Rue
Gallia County
Hatfield
Sixty Percent Agreed For Ward Bill Bond Votes
In Columbus Ohio both chambers accepted a conference report to set the approval threshold for bonds and most levies at sixty percent. The compromise ends a dispute over rates for municipally owned utilities and school expenses, with one senator opposing.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
Senate
Robert BE. Pfeiffer
Dem
Clashes in Brunswick Injure Twenty in One Day
In Brunswick twenty persons were taken to hospitals after clashes in the last 24 hours between government police and war veterans. Reports said such clashes between the authorities and the War Veterans' Organization were exaggerated. Jails were so full that authorities considered creating an internment camp for prisoners.
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Berlin
Brunswick
Charred Body Found in Blazing Auto Near Glenwillow
Cleveland dispatch reports Vincent Zidlcky, 55, found dead in a burning car in Glenwillow Village. County Detective John E. Toner says no motive for self harm was disclosed and the body position suggests death was not accidental.
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Cleveland, CO
Vincent Zidlicky
Glenwillow Village
John E. Toner
Kiwanis Club to Hear Bailey on City Help for Farmers
Elyria Kiwanis club will hear BE. tL. Bailey assistant county superintendent of schools speak at noon Thursday at the Hotel Newell. Bailey will discuss what the city man can do to help the farmer, with Walter Otto as agricultural committee chairman.
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BE. Tl. Bailey
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Bailey
Walter Otto
Man Granted Parole In Toledo Jail Bribery Case
Clarence Honberger once jailed for bribery in the Toledo jail scandal was paroled today by the state board of paroles effective April 15 after a year in the penitentiary.
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Columbus
Clarence Honberger
Toledo
State Board of Paroles
Lorain Meeting Debates Ohio Sales Tax From Consumers View
Lorain County campaign against proposed Ohio sales tax continues with a Thursday night meeting at Lorain High School auditorium. The event will present consumer point of view arguments and show how prices may rise. a prominent Cleveland speaker is expected.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Lorain High School
Elysians
Banks Reopen Rapidly After Banking Holiday
Washington reports the reopening of about three quarters of the nation’s banks at full license. The process proceeds at roughly 100 banks per day, freeing an estimated 35 to 40 billion dollars in deposits from an initial 43 billion prior to the banking holiday.
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Washington
Senate pushes job program to aid 250000 workers
Washington March 28 The Senate opened a major drive to cut unemployment with leaders optimistic that the administration measures will pass this week. The plan includes Roosevelt's program to enlist jobless citizens in a reforestation army on public domain and state lands plus rapid relief funding for needy states.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Swing Support To New Bank In Detroit
Detroit March 28 General support for the new General Motors Government bank grew as Washington said a committee of depositors from two closed banks dropped opposition. Led by Police Commissioner James K Watkins the committee said the government will liquefy old deposits slowly through the new bank and provide a 10 902 900 loan to the old Hanss. Government and Wayne county officials expanded inquiries into the closed banks.
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Detroit
General Motors
Washington
James K. Watkins
Wayne County
Former Cleveland Councilman Schooley Granted Parole
Liston G. Schooley, a former Cleveland councilman, sentenced to one to five years for involvement in the 1929 playground land scandals, is slated to receive parole within a week. He has served four years. his son Liston G. Jr. was paroled in August 1931.
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Cleveland. O
Cleveland
Liston G. Schooley
Ohio
Schooley
Liston G. Jr
Ohio Granted 2.71 Million Emergency Relief Loan
Washington report states the Reconstruction Finance Corporation issued a 2,709,161 emergency relief loan to Ohio for use in 22 political subdivisions during April. The funding supports disaster response and aid measures across the state.
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Washington
State of
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Amendments to Banking Bill Refused in Columbus
The Ohio House refused to concur with Senate amendments to the Baker Banking Bill aimed at aiding bank liquidation and reorganization. A conference committee will likely be named to resolve differences, with final passage expected before recess. A companion bill would ban currency hoarding in safety deposit boxes and penalize banks permitting it.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Senate
Baker
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Beaver
Mahoning
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Wallace S Espy
Hamilton County
Joseph N. Ackerman
Dearmond
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Guardian Trust
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