Noor Half Way Mark In Scout Fund Campaign
Workers in the sustaining membership appeal for Boy Scout work in Elyna reached the half way mark with $1,390 pledged by 192 sustaining members. The goal is about $3,000 to supplement Community Chest funds for the district budget of $4,761. Final reports will be at a 6:30 pm dinner at the Elks' Restaurant Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyna
Elks
Thomas G Allen
Firelands Area Council
Ellsworth Schneider
Squirrel Patrol
Mark S Willis
A N Smith
Paul R Funes
Robert Shryock
J D. Severs
Carl Finegan
Owl Patrol
C. A McMillen
Carl S. Wooden
H R Huston
J C Linville
C W. O'Malley
E W. Bell
C. S. McIntyre
Weather Summary for Ohio and Surrounding Regions
Weather report notes cloudy and colder conditions tonight through Wednesday with rain or snow on Wednesday in the west. High pressure remains over the Great Lakes and Northern Plains, while low pressure centers appear along the Carolina Coast, Texas and Utah. Rainfall ranges from moderate to heavy across Kentucky and Southern Ohio into New York, with mixed rain and snow from Arkansas and northern Texas into the Central Plains and Rockies. Temperatures colder in the Ohio Valley and northeast, and in Colorado and the Central Plains, with cool air spreading from the Canadian Prairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West
Great Lakes
Northern Plains
Ohio Valley
Central Plains
Carolina Coast
Texas
Utah
Kentucky
New York
Arkansas
Rockies
Colorado
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Bricker Presents Budget Calls It Clear Honest Cost Of Govt
Governor Bricker unveiled a $320 million biennial budget in Columbus urging swift passage. He touted a $9.965 million net saving versus current operating costs and urged blanket cuts if revenues fall short. The plan increases for old age pensions and school funding, with emphasis on economy and a general appropriation bill to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Columbus
General Assembly
Assembly
House Finance Committee
Davey
Welfare Department
School For the Blind
School For the
United States
Former Lorain Cafe Owner Shot In Chest
In Dover Village at the Elzona Tavern two men were wounded during an altercation. Joseph Ross, 39, former Lorain cafe owner, was shot in the chest and Steve Lukenic, 39, bartender, was shot in the right hip. Sergeant Dewey Bailey of Dover police arrived as the incident escalated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dover Village
Sergi Dewey Bailey
Dover
Lakewood City Hospital
Joseph Ross
Lorain
Steve Lukenic
Ross
Miss Adams
Helen Baltzer
Lukenic
William Gumntner
Guinther
Sergi. Bailey
Miss Baltzer
Sergi Bailey
Showdown On Farm And Work Relief In Congress
The House nears a showdown on added spending for farm parity payments and WPA relief. Subcommittee plans to decide on a $100 million to $125 million relief boost, while a House inquiry into WPA was approved but delayed until the main funding vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
Agriculture Department
Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
Subcommittee
Appropriations Committee
Edward T. Taylor
D. Cole
Theft of Aluminum Scrap Recovered in Police Work
The Bender Body Company scrap theft, valued at 150 dollars, was solved after William Bainbridge of La Grange confessed. He is bound over to the grand jury on grand larceny charges. Searchers found dumped aluminum on Whitney road. a tire track aided vehicle identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender Body Company
William B. Bainbridge
la Grange
Grand
Joseph Q. Petro
C. E. Parker
Sherff C. J. Cordy
Paul Johnson
Whitney Road
LaGrange
Sergt. Parker
Bender
Sit Down Rainmaker Hailed by Citrus Growers
Lillie Stoate a 67 year old deaf Mississippian hailed as savior of drought parched groves. Growers credit her three and a half day vigil beside Lake Reedy with bringing drenching rains that eased arid conditions in the Frostproof citrus belt. Stoate traveled from Oxford Mississippi where she had been noted since 1916 for her rainmaking ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostproof
Fila
Lillie Stoate
Mississippi
Miss Stoate
Lake Reedy
Citrus Belt
Oxford
Miss
New Fascist State Born As War Ends
A Spanish Civil War ending with Franco's triumph signals a new fascist state. Madrid surrenders to 200000 Franco troops under Mussolini’s fascist flank, while Republican resistance collapses and leaders flee to neutral ships. Franco to rule for life as El Caudillo, with Mussolini and Hitler set as models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Franco
Benito Mussolini
Spain
Mediterranean
el Caudillo
Mussolini
Italy
Adolf Hitler
der Fuehrer
Germany
Course Of River To Be Changed To Stop Erosion
County plans to alter the Nickel Plate road area in Pittsfield township by rechanneling the river. Engineer Harry L Dunham says about 16 550 yards of earth must be moved at an estimated cost of 34 000 to straighten the river and eliminate the eroding curve. Commissioners authorized bids for excavation and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield Township
County
Harry L Dunham
Dunham
Spain’s Civil War Leaves Spain, World in Economic Ruin
Paris dispatch reports Spain faces vast losses after nearly three years of civil conflict. Up to 1.5 million casualties, 1 million dead, and at least 20 billion dollars in revenue and infrastructure losses. Reconstruction hinges on demobilization, relief, and rebuilding amid high unemployment and refugee returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Paris
Personal Tax Deadline Near For County Returns
Deputy County Auditor C A Phinney warned that only 4300 personal tax returns have been filed, about half the typical number. The March 31 deadline carries penalties after, and the county collects roughly 500000 dollars from tangible and intangible taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A Phinney
Phinney
Fire Breaks Out In State Office Building
A small fire in an elevator shaft caused clouds of smoke at the State Office building in Columbus on March 28 forcing many officials and employees to flee. Firemen attributed the blaze to an electrical short on the eighth floor. Flames singed elevator cables and burned oil and grease. No injuries reported and upper-floor work halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Scioto River
Fiemen
Parties Ordered to Dissolve in Bohemia and Moravia
Political parties in Bohemia and Moravia were told to dissolve voluntarily or face compulsory liquidation by the government of the Greater German Reich. The March 28 directive targets former Czechoslovak provinces now under German control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bohemia and
Moravia
Czechoslovakia
Human Dynamite Bomb Suspect Hunted After Bank Heist
Chanute Kansas police pursued Thornberg after he robbed First National Bank, claimed to carry dynamite and explosives, and fled north toward Nebraska. Authorities set roadblocks along highways near Salina and border points in Iowa, Nebraska and Colorado to prevent further harm. The suspect, a former oil field worker with amnesia, is described as eccentric and dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Kans
Thornberg
Humnan
First National Bank
Salina
Nebraska
Iowa
Colorado
Ornberg
Kansas City
Cabinet Formed in Kaunas Lithuania
General Jonas Tsernius completed a cabinet in Kaunas on March 2 with Jožas Urbsys named Foreign Minister and a new Prime Minister appointed. The move marks the consolidation of the interim government during Lithuania’s political transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaunas
Lithuania
Jonas Tsernius
Jouzas Urbsys
Capital City Surrenders Unconditionally
Madrid yields unconditionally to Franco’s Nationalists as 200000 troops enter the city. Italian units lead the advance while civilians cheer a hard‑fought end to the Civil War after two years and eight months of siege and bombardment. Madrid’s defense council quits as Azana, Negrin and others flee to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Franco
Hendaye
Witte
Madi
Paris
Burgos
la Prensa
International Telephone and Telegraph
Jose Miaja
Republican Defense Council
Republican Union Radio
Lisbon
Cordoba
Toledo
Valencia
Madrid Defense Council
Teruel
Catalonia
Spain
Barcelona
Manuel Azana
France
Azana
Juan Negrin
Col
Segismundo Casado
No. 2
Fage
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Chicago
Charles Farrell
Farrell
Tom Casey
William Ehmann
Lieut
Casey
Ehmann
Acme
Los Angeles
Calif
Noor
Scout Fund
Lorain Cafe
Allege Ross
Great Britain
Kansas Bank
LWSPA
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