Welles Report May Never Be Made Public
President Roosevelt kept Sumner Welles report on European conditions secret after a 93 minute White House meeting. Welles’ tour findings remain undisclosed as the White House weighs whether to release them.
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Sumner Welles
Europe
Washington
Welles
Cordell Hull
White House
Raosevelt
Acme Telephoto
Roosevelt
Tate
Cordet Hull
White
Stephen T. Early
Witte House
Warm Springs
Norwegian Ship Burgos Sunk Off England Coast
The Norwegian steamship Burgos of 3,220 tons was sunk off the east coast of England. Its crew were rescued.
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Oslo
Norway
Burgos
England
Ohio Weather Summary Shows Fair Central and West
The Weather reports fair conditions in central and west Ohio with part cloudy skies and showers in the extreme east. Colder tonight, Saturday remains fair and colder. Light to moderate precipitation has been general in central valleys and western lake region. warmer morning temperatures across the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. high pressure over Atlantic states. western low moved Kansas to Minnesota.
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Ohio
Kansas
Minnesota
Atlantic States
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Plains States
Central Valleys
Western Lake Region
Middle
South Atlantic
Pacific Northwest
Salvation Army Drive Plans Now Complete
Brigadier William A. Spatig will speak at the opening dinner for an $18,000 Salvation Army building fund campaign in Elyria. The event at Church of Christ starts 6 p.m. Tuesday with Dr. Charles Guth providing vocal numbers. New captains include Mrs Qsea Hignie and Ben Sotherden, boosting total to 31.
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William A. Spatig
Salvation Army
Ohio
Cleveland
Salvation Army Building Fund
Elyria
Church of Christ
Charles Guth
C. F. Bronson
Qsea Hignie
Dames of Mala
Ben Sotherden
Fred Snoble
Charles Snoble
Charles Snobie
National Concerns Committee
C. E. Betts
M. EB. Whitman
BE. W. Augur
George Gould
A. J. Lehman
Richard E. Baird
Vernon Bond
Eliminate Steep Approach To Ridgeville Railroad Crossing
County Commissioner Harry L. Dunham proposed leveling the approach to the Root Road New York Central crossing in Ridgeville to remove a steep grade. He estimated 12 080 cubic yards of fill and about 1 800 feet of work at a cost of 6 000, with railroad furnishing materials. Other similar upgrades have occurred on Maddock Road Ridgeville West Ridge Sunnyside Road and Indian Hollow Road.
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Root Road
New York Central
Ridgeville
Harry L. Dunham
Dunham
Maddock Road
West Ridge
Sunnyside Road
Indian Hollow Road
Abbe Road
Nickel Plate Crossing
Europeans Criticism of United States War Attitude
Everett R. Helles reports in Europe wartime opinion about the United States. British and German presses allege U S profits from war and a retreat from humanitarian aims, while officials urge keeping the U S neutral yet aiding Allies. A Dorchester lunch room discussion highlights tensions over America’s role.
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New York
Europe
United States
Germany
Uncle Shylock
America
Western Front
England
Oll
Sumner Welles
London
Damaged Freighter Antinous Battles Heavy Seas Near Guam
The freighter Antinous, with a two foot hull fracture, struggles in heavy seas to reach Guam Island after SOS. U S Admiral Halstead could not reach before 3 p.m. PST. The ship, owned by Waterman Steamship, left Honolulu on March 13 and has its No 1 hold flooded.
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San Francisco
Guam Island
Globe Wire Iess
U. S
Halstead
Globe
Tin Waterman Steamship Company
Honolulu
Brighton Woman Suffers Deep Cut In Auto Crash
Mrs. Carl Webber of Brighton is hospitalized at Falls Clinic with a deep forehead cut and chest injuries after a collision on Route 18 at DeVies corners two miles west of Wellington. Her husband and Otis Sigsby and Harlan Roberts of La Grange received minor injuries.
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Wellington
Carl Webber
Brighton
Falls
DeVies Corners
Otis Sigsby
Harlan Roberts
la Grange
Sigeby
Webbers
K. L. Flannery
Chicago
Wellington Square
Vietzen Heads Foreman Club at Elyria Meeting
Vietzen, foreman for the American Radiaster and Standard Sanitary, was elected president of the Elyria Foremen's Club for the coming year at the Y M C A meeting. Leland Minch of Colson Corporation was reelected first vice president and F E Biddinger of General Industries was elected second vice president. Past year officers included James Wise, William Wilson, and R G Rhoads. no third vice president was elected.
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A. ©. Vietzen
American Radiaster and Standard Sanitary Corporation
Elyria Foremen's Club
Leland Minch
Colson Corporation
F. E. Biddinger
General Industries Company
James Wise
William Wilson
Falls To Her Death From 18th Floor Hotel Edison
Miss Vera Marshall 35 from Cincinnati died after falling from an 18th-floor hotel room at the Hotel Edison in New York. She registered late yesterday and fell four floors to land on the 14th-story extension roof.
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New York
Vera Marshall
Cinginnati
Edison
Unusual Talk Enjoyed By Kiwanians
Captain Arthur Roth of the juvenile bureau spoke to Elyria Kiwanis about turning Cleveland South Side from a high delinquency area in 1937 into a steadier district. He lived 60 days with local underworld figures, then revealed his police role and helped form the Improvement Club with 65 gang leaders at a banquet. The club sponsored boy scout troops, and delinquency among younger boys dropped below normal.
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Cleveland
South Side
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Arthur Roth
Juvenile ‘Bureau -of- Land ‘Police Department
Roth
Underworld
Improvement Club
Henrietta Township School Superintendent Reemployed
J. Slack, the Henrietta township school superintendent, was re employed for two more years by the Henrietta Township board of education at a special meeting last night. He is completing his third year and also teaches physical sciences and mathematics. The board will meet April 5 to address employment of other teachers for next year.
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J. ©. Slack
Henrietta Township
Henrietta Township Board of Education
Slack
Crash Fatal To Leo Borer Of Grafton
Leo Borer 26 of Grafton, employee of George Spitzer Hardware, was killed at 1 15 am when his light truck skidded on a curve on North Ridge Road near Penfield Junction and hit a tree. He was returning to Grafton to his wife and four month old baby after visiting his parents in Lorain. Body taken to Reichlin and Cooley Funeral Home in Lorain.
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Leo Borer
Grafton
George Spitzer
Lorain
Reichlin and Cooley
National Tube Co Schedule For Coming Week
National Tube Company at Lorain will run the same as this week with four blast furnaces and nine lepen hearth furnaces in operation. The Bessemer converter will operate a single turn and other departments will follow this week’s schedule.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Fifteen Days Without A Fire in Elyria
Elyria firemen aimed for a 15 day fire free period after reading about Cleveland’s 15 hour stretch. The city began the sequence over a week earlier and remained fire free into its sixteenth consecutive day, despite a grass fire report that did not escalate into a blaze.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Bars To Election Year Spending Drop At Congress
Washington dispatch reports rising pressure for federal spending on farm and work relief, as both Senate and House moved to exceed Roosevelt budget limits. The Labor Security bill passed at 1,021,000,000, with added CCC and NYA funds, while NLRB funding faced a sharp cut amid board investigations. Local civic leader Louis D. Strecker, 67, of Marietta, dies.
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House
Washington
U P
Senate
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
National Youth Administration
Congress
Clifton A. Woodrum
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
Abe Murdock
Utah
House Appropriations Committee
NLRB
NLHB
CCC
NYA
Labor Board
E. E. Cox
Georgia
Moscow
Murdock
Reuben T. Wood
Missour
Missouri Federation of Labor
Wood
C.so
A. F
L. Nlrb
J. Warren Madden
G.O.P
Charles L. Gifford
Massachusetts
Franklin Roosevelt
Death Summons Well Known Elyria Lawyer
John Crozier Conaway 79 a noted Elyria lawyer and former justice of the peace died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a five day illness. A graduate with a long private practice he taught in Harrison county before joining the bar in 1895 and later married Adeline Buttenbender in 1904. He built a large private library and served Lorain and Ohio bar associations. Surviving relatives include a sister Adeline Conaway and two nephews. Burial is at Ridgelawn Cemetery with Lorain county bar members attending the service conducted by Rev. Edwin Kirby.
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John Crozier Conaway
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clayton
Harrison County
Elyria
Adeline Buttenbender
Elyria Township
Lorain County
Ohio
Adeline Conaway
New Jersey
Rass G. Conaway
Pittsburgh
W. C. Conaway
Freedonia
N.Y
Taylor Funeral
Edwin Kirby
Ridgelawn
A. R. Webber
L. D. Hamlin
John Nece
George Chamberlain
Dan Symons
Anthony Nieding
D. F. Keech
Fritz Rudin
Prepare To Count Nations Homeless
Washington March 2 The Census Bureau selected the night of April to count heads in hobo jungles flop houses and other gathering places for the homeless Night counting aims to reach those in temporary camps and avoid daytime omissions The plan reflects concerns about accuracy in hard to reach areas
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Washington
Census Bureau
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Dorchester Hotel
Hitler
Foreign Office
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France
Finn
Hjalmar
Vietzen
G. P. Martin
Vermilion
South Amherst
Mary Jane Mason
BR. D. No. 2
R. B. Sunderland
Oberlin Road
West Avenue
N. H. Schofield
Ninth Street
East River Street
Heights Market
Frank Daily
Oberlin
Broad Street
Elyria ‘Dairies ‘Co
Melvin Shubley
Sion
Beaver
West Te Wreat
Feporfea
National Tube Co
Leamington
Ont
Lake Erie
Acme
Marietta
Louis D. Strecker
Union Hardware Co
Marlena
John. C. Conawsy
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