Farm Women To Convene In Elyria
Hundreds of Lorain County farm women gather at the Elyria Y M C A for the annual acquaint day sponsored by the county extension service. The program features stunts by local women groups, a rug show with labeled heirloom rugs, Virginia reel dancing led by Grace Hemphill, and a noon lunch. Mrs. Mary E. Gerlaugh of Ohio State University will speak on Getting Along With Your Family. Attendance prizes will be awarded to the largest group community.
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Lorain County
Elyria Y. M. C. A
County Agricultural Extension Service
Strighton Community Club
West Ridge
Carlisle Township
Gulf Road
Elyria Township
Grafton Home Makers
Belden
J. H. Curtiss
la Grange
A. J. Cooper
Brownhelm
A. J. Carpenter
Eaton
Mary E. Gerlaugh
Ohio State University
National Tube Schedule Indicates Plant Downtime Next Week
The National Tube Company plant in Lorain will cut operations next week, with the seamless mill division largely closed and no seamless mills scheduled. Two blast furnaces and seven open hearth furnaces will stay in operation, while the rail mill remains idle. Five mills including number one skelp and several butt and lapp mills will run five days starting Monday.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Lapp
Rubber Concerns Refuse Demands
ARRON O March 39 The Big Three Tire and Rubber companies refuse union demand for recognition and prepare to keep plants running during an anticipated strike. Provisions moved into Goodyear Goodrich and Firestone plants. Camp cots installed for workers who won t join. Barbed wire along fences windows barred. Goodyear United Rubberworkers strike vote planned. Firestone and Goodrich polls set for April 7. Citizens group of 159 professionals pledges support to law enforcement to maintain order.
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Arron.o
Tire and Rubber Companies
Goodyear
Goodrich
Firesine
United Rubberworkers Union
A. F. of L
Antistrike
Firestone
Ohio Weather Forecast For Weekend Snow Likely
Rain tonight and Sunday gives way to snow Sunday with colder conditions by Sunday afternoon. The southern portion may see colder, Sunday night with lingering effects.
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Ohio
South Portion
Tax Data To Be Presented To Legislature
Columbus reports that Carlton S. Dargusch will present tax data to the legislature showing revenue ideas for a $48 million biennium. He urges the governor to propose new forms of taxation and opposes exempting food and clothing from sales tax. A 2 percent gross income tax with limited exemptions was floated to cover the shortfall.
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Columbus
Davey
House of Representatives
Carlton S. Dargusch
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Dargusch
Lorain Woman Claims Kidnapping Evidence Spurred
Marie Ramirez a 44 year old Lorain resident is held by the women’s police bureau as investigators probe her claim she was kidnapped and brought to Columbus from Lorain after a car collision and assault. She reported being beaten and robbed of 55 pounds, with two men alleged to have aided her captors.
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Columbus. O
Marie Ramirez
Lorain
Juan
Ramirez
Cleveland
Cleveland Men To Speak Here Monday
Perry A Frey assistant Cleveland law director and John Marshall Law School faculty member will be the principal speaker at the Elyria council of Knights of Columbus meeting Monday evening. He will discuss the Mobilization for Catholic Action now active nationwide with Elyria council participation. Dan O Loughlin northern Ohio mobilization director and Ed Kehoe publicity director will also speak. Kehoe says nearly 1100 Knights of Columbus members have joined in Northern Ohio as a result of the campaign.
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Perry A. Frey
Cleveland Law
John Marshall Law School
Elyria Council of Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus
Elyria Council
Ohio
Dan O'Loughlin
Ed. Kehoe
Kehoe
Death sentence for kidnapper affirmed in Missouri
Jefferson City March 29 The state supreme court affirmed the death sentence of Walter H. McGee the convicted leader of the gang that kidnapped Miss Mary McElroy daughter of Kansas Citys city manager His execution was set for May 19
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Jefferson City
State Supreme Court Today
Walter H. McGee
Mary McElroy
Kansas City
Dietitian Claims Cure for Stone Body Disease
Angeles March 20 A dietitian with a small garden treatment believes calcium reversal stops carcinosis a disease that turns victims to marble. Dr Harry Foshay Walker treated Rolla Brayton by feeding vegetables grown calcium free and says she can walk again with life returning to her muscles.
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Angeles
Harry Foshay Walker
Walker
Rolla Brayton
Miss Braxton
Braxton
Brayton
Conference On Strike Held In Cleveland
In Cleveland officials of Steel and Tubes Inc and union leaders along with a striker committee held a four hour meeting. The company reaffirmed its stance and warned that further violence could block any return to work. Union officials signaled possible further talks while a mass meeting was set for 10 am tomorrow at Wurst Hall. Four pickets were arrested for disorderly conduct as trials were postponed.
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Cleveland
Steel and Tubes Company
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Lorain County
Ralph Covert
Covert
Harry Harrison
Mechanics Educational Society of America
Harry Potter
Faulkner
Department of Labor
NRA
Wurst Hall
Josephine Pronesti
Rheta Gilbert
John Huber
Paul Beal
Aera
Roosevelt Fishing Cruise Off Great Inagua Island
President Roosevelt sailed aboard the Nourmahall on the Astor yacht near Great Inagua Island in the Bahamas. He fished for barracuda and bonefish under ideal tropical conditions, reporting good luck and calm seas during a pleasant outing.
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Miami
Fla
President Roosevelt
Great Inagua Island
British Bahamas
Astor
Nourmahal
Roosevelt
Tax Action Sought to Remove Explosives Near Sanatorium
County officials plan a delinquent tax foreclosure to seize 27 tons of dynamite stored in three magazines within a half mile of the $500,000 tuberculosis sanatorium where 100 patients reside. Delinquent taxes total 12 years on real estate and three years on personal property, tied to Milton Freshwater and the Resolute Explosive company.
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Walter J. Wright
Howard Butler
Wright
Milton Freshwater
Cleveland
Resolute Explosive Company
Freshwater
Board of County Commissioners
South Lorain
Clarence W. Dick
Relief Funds Run Low As Aid Shortage Looms
Washington reports that Federal Emergency Relief Administration has only 4 million dollars left to feed and clothe 20 million needy, with April allotments blocked until replenishment. Officials say no one will starve, as many states still have March funds, while Hopkins oversees 272 million lent from PWA since February 10.
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Washington
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
PWA
Roosevelt
FERA
Congress
Harry L. Hopkins
Fireman Shot To Death In Jackson During Walkathon
Ed Ratchford a 35 year old Jackson fireman was shot to death early today during an argument with two couples in front of a building where a walkathon was in progress Witnesses said Ratchford left the building after a heated dispute with two young men and two women then shots were heard and he fell dying instantly Ratchford was shot four times near the heart No one saw the shooter involved parties fled without identification
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Jackson, Mich
Ed Ratchford
Jackson
Ratchford
Reach Agreement In Coal Industry
Washington March 30 NRA announced agreement with bituminous coal industry to extend the code with all pending provisions to June 16. The deal averts a suspension of work Monday in the Appalachian coal field by about 350,000 miners, preventing widespread disruption of the coal industry and potential ripple effects.
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Washington
NRA Today
Appalachian
Three Months In Workhouse For Concealed Weapon
Judge D A Coox sentenced Joseph Muron of Cleveland to three months in the Toledo workhouse after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. Muron, arrested near the Steel and Tubes strike area, was fined 25 dollars plus costs and was the only one of six in a car not released after police investigation. The six suspects were detained about 90 minutes after two bomb explosions near company offices and a hotel. Stanley Korowski and Leo Arcada of Lorain earned probation after auto stealing pleas and were placed under patrol supervision for two years.
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D. A. Coox
Joseph Muron
East 65Th Street
Cleveland
Muron
Toledo
Maron
Cout
Elyria
Newell
Stanley Korowski
Leo Arcada
Lorain
Walter Knitter
Elyria Cleans Up After Mud Bath
Elyria residents scrubbed windows windshields and cars after a citywide mud rain driven by a 44 mile per hour wind from Kansas dust. The heaviest mud fall on record coated east and west facades while traffic slowed as drivers cleared windshields. The wind shifted to northwest and the rain of mud ended as residents aimed to regain a clearer view outside.
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Kansas
Woman Injured in Auto Crash on Elyra Avenue
Mrs. E. Struck of 449 West River Street suffered a severe ankle injury in an automobile accident on Elyra Avenue near Stop 48 early yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Henry Meehl said Mrs. Struck rode with her daughter and son-in-law when their car collided with one driven by Sidney Bliss of Tattersall Court. R. Walker of the same address was also involved.
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E. Struck
West River Street
Elyr
Henry Meehl
Struck
R. Walker
Sidney Bliss
Tattersall Court
Seek Trail Of Fugitive Murderer
Dozens of officers hunted Raymond Hamilton across three states after a Mississippi bank robbery. The 22 year old Texan and a wounded companion moved into Oklahoma Arkansas, with orders to shoot to kill. Federal agents led by Frank Wheelen joined local police in a hunt stretching toward Muskogee and Miami, where Henry Methvin faces murder trial.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Raymond Hamilton
Texas
Missisippi
Orfers
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Frank Wheelen
Here
Muskogee
Miami
Henry Methvin
Hamilton
Elyria Wins Fire Prevention Honors Again
Elyria again tops Ohio in the National Fire Prevention Contest by the U S Chamber of Commerce ranking cities by population. Lakewood Cincinnati Columbus and Youngstown also earned honors as national or regional leaders while Cleveland area losses fell below national averages. Elyria reported per capita loss of about 37 cents and total local fire loss of 9353 91 last year, the lowest in 18 years.
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Elyria
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Ohio
Lakewood
Cincinnati
Columbus
Youngstown
Elgvria
Fowest
Grange officers discuss problems and benefits at Obernan meeting
In Lorain county a Grange gathering debated issues and benefits for members with 112 officers present. Oberlin led with 14 delegates followed by Kipton 14 Hickory Tree 15 Ridgeville Ford Carisle and Acme also represented. Arthur Dawson of South Euclid gave the main talk on Grange social benefits. No. 1 Continued on Page 3
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Lorain County
Cnor
Obernan
Penfield
Weilindon
Oberin
Kipton
Hickory Tree
Carisle
Ridgeville Brive
Acme
Eaton
Belden
Old Glory
Arthur Dawson
South Euclid
Emergency Freight Rate Increases Authorized by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized emergency freight rate increases estimated to add about 85 million dollars in annual railroad revenues. The measures apply to coal, iron ore, petroleum products, sand and gravel, and some stone, with farm products exempt. The increases average seven percent, up to a maximum five cents per 100 pounds, with no changes for short distance or less-than-carload traffic. The decision passed on a five to four vote amid concerns over broader price hikes and future aid prospects.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
NRA
Million Dollar Narcotics Seizure in New York Raid
Federal agents seized narcotics valued at more than one million dollars in a surprise New York raid. Several suspects were arrested as authorities, citing the largest narcotics seizure in history, withheld details to target remaining ring members. The operation followed a nationwide cleanup campaign.
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New York
Work-Relief Bill In Snarl
Congress debates how to allocate public works funds for labor under a $900 million loan and grant plan. Harold L. Ickes opposes an amendment that would require one third of spending on wages, amid broader resistance to how work relief money is distributed.
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Washington
Congress New Deal
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Stillman Rules On Work Relief Jobs
Federal relief administrator C Stillman announced work may be carried out without distinction between industrial and rural area classifications. All projects funded from federal sources will follow the same work division procedures and rural rehabilitation payrolls must be separate and clearly marked.
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Columbus. O
Bezinmas
C. Stillman
Okina
Stillman
Stliman
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Marshall Field
George and Alfred Vanderbilt
William R. Stewart
United States
Michael Phipps
Harvey Laden
Charlie Dunlap
Dietitian
Explosives Co
Bulletin
Mrs. Flora Gillentine
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