Lorain County Faces Relief Shortfall in April
Lorain County faces potential hardship as April relief funds may not cover 2,000 needy families. Adjt. Gen. Henderson allocated 3 million dollars statewide, with Lorain receiving 15,694 for work relief and 15,970 for direct relief. Workers on CWA total about 98, to be dismissed as CWA ends. Under FWA, hours will be adjusted to distribute funds equitably, while current wage scales remain in place.
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Lorain County
Relcf
Columbus
Adjt
Frank D.‘Henderson
Ohio Relief Commission
CWA
FWA
M. A. Houghton
FWR
Economic relief outlook as CWA ends and PWA projects rise
The article notes consensus on higher direct relief after CWA ends and expects many men to gain work through PWA projects and private industrial improvements, though precise estimates are difficult. It discusses Lorain county and broader implications of the transition.
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Lorain County
PWA
Former Elyrian Honored as Cleveland Savings Leader
G. A. Stolzenburg, former Elyrian and assistant secretary of The Broadway Savings and Loan Company of Cleveland, was elected president of the Cleveland Chapter of the American Savings Building Loan Institute. The appointment is honorary and ties him to the U. S. Building and Loan League educational division. Stolzenburg attended Elyria schools and Elyria Business College and was an active DeMolay member. He left Elyria about four years ago.
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G. A. Stolzenburg
Broadway Savings and Loan Company of
Cleveland
American Savings Building Loan Institute
U. S. Building and Loan League
Stolzenburg
Elyria
Elyria Business College
Rotarians Have Busy Meeting in Elyria
The Elyria Rotary Club posted a 91.2 percent attendance for February, best in its district, as members gathered at the Elks Club. Dean Burns showed motion pictures on silver mining and silverware making. Frank Hoover outlined Detroit International Convention plans and the May 5–6 district convention in Cleveland. The crippled children committee was reappointed with Glade Thomas, Frank Wilford, and Lawrence H. Webber.
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Elyria
Déane Burns
Frank W. Hoover
Detroit
Rotary International
Cleveland
Crippled Children’s Committee
Gates Hospital For
Glade Thomas
Frank Wilford
Lawrence H. Webber
Suit against Lorain City over 1931 crash damages
Joe Hennes sues the City of Lorain for 10 753 dollars claiming injuries after his car toppled from an embankment at Lakeview Park on March 3 1931. He and his wife watched the lake from the bank edge before it rolled to the beach. He alleges removal of a guard rail. the city denies the rail ever existed.
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Joe Hennes
Lorain
Lakeview Park
W. B. Thompson
Hennes
Death Record Willis J. Newberry Amherst D
Willis J Newberry 73 died at his Mill Hollow home at three this morning He was born and died in the same house and was a farmer Surviving are his widow Emma Sutton Newberry three children Nelson John and Mrs Mabel Nuhn ten grandchildren Funeral rites from the late home Saturday at 2:00 Interment place not yet decided
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Willis J. Newberry
Amherst
Mill Hollow
Emma Sutton Newberry
Nelson
John
Mabel Nuhn
Vermilion
Deficiency Bond Bill Passed by Ohio Legislature
Columbus March 28 Deficiency bond bill passed as an emergency measure by the Ohio legislature to provide financial relief for larger cities. Mayor Harry J Davis led the fight for both this measure and the bond refund bill now tied up in conference.Governor White supports passage of the refund plan for issuing bonds to cover operating expenses.
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Volumbus
Mareh
Ohio
Harry J Davis
Cleveland
Ate
White
Carlton S. Dargusch
State Tax Commission
Councl
Auto Licenses Of Years Ago On Display
An exhibit at the Ellxhia Automobile Club rooms on Middle avenue recalls early motoring with a display of license plates from 1911 to 1923 and a few 1933 1934 tags. The plates show color changes and rising plate numbers as cars became common, with 1911 white backgrounds and black figures, 1912 green figures, 1913 maroon, 1914 flaming red, 1915 black, then 1916 white figures on black. The display highlights how four figure numbers were common in early years while car ownership grew.
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Elxhia Automobile Club
Middle Avenue
Groceries Stolen From Car In Garage
H. H. Thompson of 05 East Avenue reported to police yesterday that a number of grocery articles were stolen from his car while it was parked in his garage. Jos McCrain was fined $5 and costs for intoxication at arraignment before Mayor W. H. Vanoster this morning for an offense committed a few days ago.
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H. H. Thompson
Eastavenas
Tio Jos McCrain
W. H. Vanoster
Y M C A Boys Class Champions Crowned in Weeklong Games
Twenty two members of Y M C A boys gym classes earned class championships across multiple events directed by Robert T Moore. Cadet class winners included Charles Stewart George Mynchenberg and Nial Keech in sprints and potato race winners. Prep class saw Jack Reynolds and William Leedale headline wins in dash and potato events. Junior B class top placers featured Lewis Varadi Alabar Bara and Thomas Cochran in sprints and potato races. Junior A and Young Men's classes highlighted John Gorner Robert Tulk Richard Selman and Robert Pinkerton Charles Millken Charles Bush in various events.
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Robert T. Moore
Charles Stewart
George Mynchenberg
Nial Keech
George Taylor
David Taylor
Thomas Williams
Charles Elgar
Jack Reynolds
William Leedale
Jack Leber
Charles Hanson
Jack Vestal
Junior Smith
James Simpson
Paul Irion
Lewis Varadi
Alabar Bara
Thomas Cochran
Alabor Bara
Clyde Ryan
John Sukey
Thomas Reed
Henry Brown
Bruce McWilliams
Louis Lapos
John Luker
John Galey
John Gorner
Robert Tulk
Richard Selman
William McClellan
Lawrence, Greene
J. B. Johnson, Jr
John Garner
Harold Geitzer
Jack Brandt
Robert Pinkerton
Richard Murray
Grant Kers
Charles Millken
Roger Williams
Charles Bush
Cleveland Markets and Grain Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Cleveland markets show weak butter and firm poultry with varied vegetable prices. Grain and flour quotes hold steady in Cleveland and Toledo with No. 1 red wheat around 9.82, oats near 39, and flour steady. cattle and hogs move modestly in auction-like trading with lambs and veals quoted for value.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
National News Appears Today at Lorain Plant
National News magazine for National Jube Company employees previews March issue. Seventh number in first year, published by Employees Representative Council with company cooperation. Features Old Timers Banquet, tournament champions banquet, pipe mills skelp mills Peart street mills Bessemer mills shops coke plant blast furnace, plus The Workers Get a New Deal. Photographs include Peer D. Nielsen former Elyrian management representative Samuel T. Ford galvanizing department representative James A.
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National Jube Company
Lorain
National News
Thia
Iest
Pipe
Skelp Mills
Peart Street Mills
Bessemer Milla
Pietorea
Peer D. Nielsen
Elyrian
Samuel T. Ford
James A
Court actions and sentences in Lorain County
The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues William T. Campbell and others for 864 dollars seeking foreclosure of property in Carlisle township. John Bechtel asks the common pleas to construe Olive Bechtel's will. Amelia Bennett and others named in the suit. Nick Daraby, sentenced for robbery, to be paroled May 1 per Columbus reports. Leroy Elsele pleads not guilty to non support, released on 100 dollar bond for hearing next Tuesday. Iris Francis granted divorce from Edgar Francis, alimony set at 10.59 dollars weekly.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust. Company
William T. Campbell
John Bechtel
Olive Bechtel
Amherst Township
Common Pleas Court
Amelia Bennett Et al
Nick Daraby
Ohio
Columbus Dispatches
Leroy Elsele
Elyria
Court of Justice
Joseph Petro
Absentee Democrats Split in Caucus Over Tax Measure
Lawrence noted 17 Democrats were absent from the caucus and most were expected to side with the 36 who favored the caucus decision, indicating a split on the anti-sales tax bloc.
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Lawrence
Barn Fire Destroys Structure at LaGrange
The LaGrange area barn owned by Oobert H Denham was destroyed by a fire around 3 30 a m Saturday. Five tons of hay and farm machinery were lost. neighbors contained the blaze and prevented spread to adjacent buildings.
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Oobert H. Denham
LaGrange
Chronicle-Telegram
Senate Clashes Over Veto Test on Pending Legislation
The Senate heatedly debated adjournment on a veto test as Huey Long and Bennett Clark pressed for immediate votes. Robinson, serious and wary, sat before the vice president as the clash intensified. The motion for adjournment passed 46 to 34, though this did not predict the president's veto fate.
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Robinson
Builet
Huey P. Long
Bennett Champ Clark
Long
Arkansas
Clark
Senate
Roosevelt Prepares Yacht Voyage Amid Veto Battle
President Roosevelt readies the sea going Nourmabal for a tropical cruise as he anticipates Senate action on the independent offices bill after the House overrode his veto. Supporters expect public backing for the veto defeat and eventual sustainment in the upper chamber.
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Ielion
Roosevelt
Friends
House
Senate
Number One Centinued From Vurc 1
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Savta and Trust
Municipaii
Ehes
Anivan Netice
Savnes
Proltter and Harold Prestage Report Fire Fatality in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on Tuesday night Mrs Irvin Simona aged 61 was burned to death when her clothing caught fire at an open grate. Proltter, a coke plant representative, and Harold Prestage, shipping department representative, were present.
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Proltter
Harold Prestage
Shipping Department
Columbus,c
Irvin Simona
Wage Increase May Raise Steel Prices Across Industry
Number Two continued from page one reports Youngstown Sheet and Tube with thousands of workers facing a proposed ten percent wage rise. Estimates by Dow Jones & Co. place annual industry costs between 36.09 million and 45.00 million dollars, based on January figures showing 255,292 wage earners. The rise could lift production costs by about 1.30 dollars per ton at 40 percent capacity, fueling expectations of higher steel prices to cover costs. The United States Steel Corporation finance committee, with 200,900 employees nationwide, met yesterday but did not announce the wage rate.
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Youngstown
Dow Jones & Co
United States Steel Corporation
Bank Regulation and Capital Funds Summary
A historical note states that deposits and capital funds in banks are regulated according to bank type. It mentions a cap of 5,000 for a single depositor and references the regulation of investments, capital funds, and deposits under banking laws. The fragment implies a regulatory framework for bank finances and depositor limits.
ER THREE Faces Tough Test Over Sales Tax Bill
ER THREE moved toward a pivotal test as votes for the sales tax bill appeared uncertain. House Democrats and Republicans held behind closed doors caucuses last night with unfavorable signals. A Democratic proposal to bind to any tax plan that wins a majority failed, with 36 of 34 states present—despite major dissent from about 18 members led by Majority Leader Keith Lawrence.
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Republlicans
House
Keith Lawrence
Dem
Cleveland
Officers Club Election Set For Reserve Unit Meet
The local Reserve Officers Club will elect a new president at tonight’s meeting held at the national guard armory. Peebles Scotland and the Tweed area are noted, with the town’s population around 5800.
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Peebles
Scotland
Tweed
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