Guilty Pleas Before Judge At General Arraignment
Three pleas of guilty were entered before Judge D A Cook at the general arraignment of prisoners from the last grand jury session. Stanley Korowski and Leo Artada of Lorain admitted auto stealing and sought probation. Pales Jr of Lorain pleaded guilty to carrying a revolver and was fined 15 dollars plus costs with no suspended sentence.
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D. A. Cook
Stanley Korowski
Leo Artada
Lorain
John Pales, Jr
Joe Maron
Cleveland
Albert
Victor Piscione
Molosky
Carlisle Township
Eddie Mielgarek
Mielgarek
City Produce Company
William Orvis
Elmer Cunningham
Howard Butler
Guy B. Findley
Hope To Avert Mine Strike
Washington March 28 Donald R Richberg new NRA board chairman summoned bituminous coal miners and operators into conference today to avert a walkout of 356 000 miners next Monday. John L Lewis U M M A president and a joint committee from Appalachian wage conference attended. Operators seek to keep current wage contracts ending March 31 while miners demand a 30 hour week and a 19 percent basic wage increase. Richberg asked ware conference chairman ND Kennedy to send a committee to NRA to explain the situation amid stalled negotiations and pending federal bills affecting the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald R. Richberg
NRA Board
John L. Lewis
NRA
Richberg
Ware Conference
ND. C. Kennedy
Congress
Bank Bandits Kidnap Four in Wisconsin Chase
Police and sheriffs searched highways from central Wisconsin toward Chicago and the Iowa border for three bandits who kidnapped four people after a noon Mauston bank robbery attempt. A series of hijackings and a wreck left hostages Mr and Mrs Woodcock from Minnesota and Mrs Frank Condon of Wisconsin, with more victims seen fleeing as the robbers fled at high speed.
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Janesville
Wis
Wisconsin
Chicago
Iowa
Mauston
R. H. Hale
A. C. Woodeck
Plainview
Minn
Woodcock
Frank Condon
Broadhead
Ed Shea
Aimee Winrich
Madison
Shea
Miss Winrich
Ares Four 9
Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with southeast parts feeling cooler tonight. Temperatures rise slightly in the northern portion later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWIO
South Nortion
Germans Demand Action Over Memel Death Sentences
Angry Germans rally across the country denouncing Lithuania over four Memel Germans condemned to death and 83 to prison terms.Mass meetings vow government action, calling for a new deal for Memel Germans and urging Hitler to strike back. The verdicts face potential commutation, with appeals possible after April 2.
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KOVNO
Kuunas
Lithuania
Germany
Memel
Adolf Hitler
United Press
Kaunas
Supreme Court of Lithuania
Hospital Annual Meeting Reviews Elyria Memorial Plans
Elyria Memorial Hospital held its annual meeting with over 190 attendees as trustees were reelected and new directors chosen. Paul H. King, president of the International Society for Crippled Children, gave the keynote and joined the board, while resolutions honored recent deaths and lauded staff and the Women’s Auxiliary. Financials showed reduced indebtedness and continued support for crippled children programs worldwide.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hospital Company
Paul H. King
Detroit
International Society For Crippled Children
Hall Kirkham
FE. F. Alen
Alex Altfeld
R. B. Lersch
J. C. Parsch
Dent
King
United States
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
China
Budapest
Europe
Geneva
Switzerland
the Hague
Netherlands
Washington
Roosevelt
White House Lawn
Allen
Karl P. Meister
Elyria Home For the
C. H. Heyman
Orthopedic Surgicon
C. S. Johnson
Women’s Auxiliary
Hospital
F. A. Smythe
California
Elyria Memorial Hospital reports 2380 patients cared last year
Elyria Memorial Hospital detailed its annual work at a meeting led by superintendent Frank W. Hoover. The hospital cared for 2,380 patients who received 246,550 days of care, with an average of 72 patients daily and an 11.1 day average stay. Major and minor operations totaled 1,361, with 1,578 anesthetics and 371 births in the maternity department. Meals, linen, and laboratory activity also rose, reflecting expanded services and efficiency gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Hoover
Cc. H. Heyman
C. &. Johnson
Hoover
the Gates Hospital
Elyria
Gates Hospital
Plans for International Crippled Children HQ in Elyria
Elyrians learned last night that the International Society for Crippled Children plans a proposed headquarters on the Elyria Memorial Hospital Grounds. Architect drawings by an Harrisburg firm were shown at the hospital company dinner led by Detroit president King. The plan includes memorial hall auditorium staff offices and committee rooms.
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Elyrians
International Society For Crippled Children
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hospital Company
Paut
King
Detroit
International Society
Star
Witt
Elyria
Crippled Children’s Movement
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Society For
Broad Street
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Death Summons A. H. Hancock in Elyria
A. H. Hancock longtime New York Central trainmaster dies of a heart attack at 1 30 p m at 1004 East Avenue Elyria aged 62 He was born August 11 1872 in Muir Michigan and came to Elyria in 1888 Survived by wife Alice Elizabeth four sons John B Arthur H Richard V and Robert W a daughter Elizabeth a sister Nellie E Higgins and one grandchild Funeral arrangements set with services at the late residence and Ridgelawn Cemetery under Masonic rites.
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A. H. Hancock
New York Central Railroad
East Avenue
Mr. Hancock
Muir
Michigan
Elyria
Alice Elizabeth Hancock
John B
Arthur H
Richard V
Robert W
Elizabeth
Nellie E. Higgins
Hancock
First Methodist Episcopal Church
King Solomon’s Lodge
F. and
A. M
Council
The
Maccabees
Nichols Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Masonic Order
Stave
Concilation Sought to End Crosley Strike in Cincinnati
Howard T. Colvin U S commissioner of conciliation will reopen negotiations today between Crosley Radio strikers and officials to settle the strike that closed four Cincinnati plants. He conferred with the strikers last night and plans to contact Louis M. Crosley general manager. About 3590 workers remain idle awaiting a satisfactory settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Howard T. Colvin
U. S
Crosley Radio Corporation
Colvin
Louis M. Crosley
Truck Plunges Into Creek No One Hurt
Two men in a truck fell twelve feet into Chicamauga Creek when a steel bridge undermined by high water collapsed in Gallipolis Ohio They swam to shore uninjured A school bus had just crossed the bridge and no injuries were reported as the Ohio River rose downstream but was expected to recede before reaching dangerous levels
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Gallipolis
Chicamauga Creek
Ohio
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Akron tire workers prepare strike vote after union demand rejection
Akron Ohio March 28 union workers in large tire and rubber plants prepared to vote on strike after demands for recognition of the United Rubber Workers Union were flatly rejected.
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Akron. O
Tire and Rubber
United Rubber Workers Union
Major States Position On Law And Order
A union strike at the Steel and Tubes Company in Elyria shows hopes for settlement after word of a possible meeting between union and shop officials. Mayor Vanoster defends order, notes city will protect workers and families from intimidation, and warns outsiders stirring disorder will be watched.
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Major States
Steel and Tubes Company
Adams Street
W. H. Vanoster
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Elyria
Elvria
Date Set For Appeal Of Hauptmann
Trenton March 28 The appeal date for Bruno Richard Hauptmann’s death sentence in the Lindbergh baby murder case is June 24 before the Court of Errors and Appeals. The defense pressed for October delay to study 11,890 pages of testimony and perfect their appeal.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Court of Errors and Appeal
Law
Plane wreckage found after fatal crash near San Diego
Bits of wreckage from a plane carrying Lieut. Edwin G. Kelley and Raymond Carillo a machinist's mate to death were found by navy craft near San Diego. Radio dispatches reported the 11th naval district abandonment of hope for the flyer alive. Wreckage showed a surface impact with terrific force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Edwin G. Kelley
Raymond Carillo
11Th Naval District
House Leaders Rush Action On Huge Defense Program
Washington March 2 House administration leaders rushed four navy bills as European arms tension grew. The action included authorizing six new aviation bases and a 477 million 1936 naval appropriation with 140 million for ship construction. An air cadet corps for 500 fliers and a 1,032 officer increase were approved, plus retirement changes in the Marine Corps. Senate meanwhile held only the war department appropriation bill.
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Washington
House
Wilcox Frontier Air Base
John J. McSwain
Atlantic
Pacific
House Appropriations Committee
Ture
Navy
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Roosevelt
Air Cadet Corps
John Delaney
N. Y
Baruch backs future elimination of tax exempt bonds
Bernard M. Baruch urged a constitutional amendment to remove all tax exempt bonds in the future during Senate testimony. He noted he holds some exempt bonds but argued elimination would make taxes fairer, despite current holdings and resistance from critics. Presidental advisers defended his wartime record as debate over bond policy heated.
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Baruch
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Senate Munitions Committee
James F. Brynes
S. C
Huey P. Long
Charles E. Coughlin
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Homer T. Bone
Wash
Plot to Kidnap Dionne Quintuplets Verified
CALLANDER Ont March 28 The existence of a well organized plot to kidnap the Dionne quintuplets was verified today by the provincial police The United Press learned the plotters are known but cannot be arrested because no overt acts were committed The plan was to steal the babies from Dafoe hospital and take them across the United States border by automobile for exhibition for profit Detection prevented the scheme and Dafoe hospital now has constant police guard A nurse also sleeps in the same room with the quins The five Dionne babies are 10 months old Their weight rose about one pound in the last month They sleep well and laugh loudly Dr A R Dafoe delivered the babies and says their intelligence is above average
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Robert Fox
Josephine Pronesti
J. W. Dilgren
Sterling Eddington
Eddington
Mechanics Educational Society of America
Ralph Covert
Lady Garment Workers
Lattin Company
K. of C. Hall
Callander
Ont
Dionne
United Press
Dafoe Hospital
United States
A. R. Dafoe
Hitler Makes Demands on Germany and League Covenant
London reports semi official authority says Adolf Hitler demands the restoration of at least one colony and abolition of Versailles treaty clauses. He also seeks separation of the League covenant from the treaty. These terms are said to be the price of Germany's return to League participation. Sir John Simon’s Berlin talks and King George's meeting frame a tense political moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Adolf Hitler
Germany
League of Nations
John Simon
Hitler
George
Berlin
New Plan for Canceling Prepaid Sales Tax Stamps
Columbus Ohio March 28 Carlton S Dargusch vice chairman of the state tax commission said a new method to cancel prepaid sales tax receipts will replace tearing stamps by June 1. Stamps will be given undamaged and printed with a code across the perforation. Inspectors will compare customer receipts with merchant stubs to catch reuse and fraud. The plan cannot start until current stamps are exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Iken
Carlton S. Dargusch
State Tax Commission Today
Commission
Tax Commission
Dargusch
Elyria Students Win High Honor Ratings in Six Weeks
Eighteen Elyria High School students earned high honor with all A grades in the first six weeks of the second semester, among 106 total honors. At Jefferson Junior High two ninth graders also posted all As, while seventeen more earned at least one A and no grade below B.
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Elyria High School
Josephine Faulkner
Jeanette Linville
Elizabeth Prunner
Robert Roe
Jane Shively
Gilbert Walker
William Lersch
Jean Price
Lucille Tarnowski
Neomia Davis
Lillian Dowdell
Agnes Fay
Harry Wasserman
Mary Brickman
Jeanette Bucholz
Melvin Japp
Audrey Garland
Angeline Pronesti
The
Jefferson Junior High School
Mildred Kolarik
Ruth Myers
Government's Cash Growing Rapidly
Washington report states government cash is rising swiftly as revenues beat expectations and bank note retirements reduce needs. Treasury plans to curb short term borrowings, cutting weekly auctions from 109,000,900 to 54,000,000, with a March 26 cash balance of 2,367,912,261 dollars sufficient to cover deficits for months.
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Washington
Treasury Today
Treasury Cisis
Thomas Jefferson Cooldce
Treasury
Britain and Russia Agree on Peace Path in Europe
In Moscow on March 28 Capt Anthony Eden and Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinoff held a two hour talk and reached agreement on all points discussed so far. They likely covered an eastern European security pact and safeguarding Europe if Germany armament rises. Talks were cordial and to be continued tomorrow. Eden reported Britain’s Berlin talks and Hitler's likely attitude toward the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Russia
Europe
Anthony Eden
Maxim Litvinoff
Germany
Eden
Litvinoff
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Ousted Lorain Chief Plans Fight To Keep Job
Lorain O March 28 calm lingered as Police Chief Theodore Walker, ousted over alleged failure to perform duties, said he would fight to retain his post. He planned to consult his attorney before launching a campaign. Mayor Braun weighs possible successors amid broader police department dissatisfaction following a dramatic vice raid led by Safety Director Dwight Rogers that netted 34 men and 18 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Theodore Walker
Walker
E. A. Braun
Braun
Police Department
Dwight Rogers
Warsaw Government Resigns After Constitution Adopted
Warsaw March 28 The government resigned today after adopting a new constitution. Opposition in parliament bitterly objected to the policy of friendship with Germany over France, Poland’s old ally. Premier Leon Kozlowski resigned. Col Joseph Beck expected to stay foreign minister and Marshal Joseph Pilsudski to retain the war ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Germany
France
Poland
Leon Kozlowski
Joseph Beck
Joseph Pilsudski
War Ministry
Protesting Cities Study Gas Rates
Eight Ohio cities including Lorain Marion Athens Galion Buerrus Belleview Ashland and Urestine met in Columbus to study gas rates and conditions with Ohio Fuel Gas Company successors to Logan Gas Co They aim to craft a unified rate ordinance for future negotiations and possible litigation after losing a higher rates ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. C
Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Logan Gas Co
Wesley Grills
Lorain
Grills
State Public Utilities Commission
Marion
Athens
Galion
Buerrus
Bellevue
Ashland
Urestiine
De Valera snubs King of England over Jubilee invite
President Eamonn De Valera publicly refused to accept the King of England’s invitation to the Silver Jubilee ceremony this summer. He stated in the Dial that he had notified Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald of his unavailability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publin
Eamonn de Valera
England
J. Ramsey MacDonald
Auto workers threaten nationwide strike over aid
Washington March 2. Workers of the entire automobile industry will strike and take the robber employes out with them unless Congress give aid to labor. Francis J. Dillon, an organizer, told the House labor committee today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Francis J. Dillon
A. F
House Labor Compoutes
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Vladimir Stankevitschius
Crosley
Hauptmann
Bulletin
de Valeera
King of
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