Blizzard Relief Promised as Southwest Warms Up
Weather forecasters expect temperatures to rise and end nearly eight weeks of storms across the Southwest. Rain should replace precipitation, snowdrifts melt, and cattle losses exceed two thousand head in parts of Texas and Kansas. Oklahoma peach crop near total ruin. Nebraska livestock losses around fifty thousand dollars. Snow and sleet hit the Panhandle. traffic halted and Clarendon isolated by drifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
L. B. Crasg Ranch
Miami
Tex
Texas Panhandle
Clarendon
Stand Pat for Time Being on GOP Leadership
Washington March 31 The Republican National Committee leadership will stay intact for now as Senate Leader James Watson announced after a White House conference with President Hoover that politics will be adjourned until fall. He said Congress will not convene for eight months and that there is no immediate change in party management, though some leaders had urged a militant consultant for the 1992 campaign. Hoover desires Fess to continue through summer, delaying but not stopping plans to replace the Ohloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
Republican Senate
James
Watson
Hoover
White House
Congress
Executive Mansion
Senate
Jeader
Simeon D. Fess
Fess
Fesa
Ohloan
Rev Littler To Speak Here Tomorrow
Rev Joseph Bittler of Messiah Lutheran Cleveland Heights will speak at Rivoli Theatre tomorrow from 12:00 to 12:30 under Elyrta Ministerial Association auspices. Rev H A Sayles leads, Rev R T Ketcham conducts devotions, Paul Wainwright directs congregational singing, with solo by J Martin Beck. Open to the public for community benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association of
Buttler
Joseph Bittler
Onlo Synod of
United Lutheran Churches of America
Congressional redistricting bill moves to passage in senate
The senate elections and federal relations committee recommended the Norton redistricting measure for passage. The map again altered Summit County to a district with about 8540000 population, while Stark and Carroll counties remained in their district with 237,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressionnal
Columbus
Laujerence H. Norton
Cuyahoga County
Lalao
Marshall
Senate Elections and Federall
Summit County
Stark
Carroll
Stark-Carroll
Markets and Livestock Prices from Cleveland Report
Cleveland markets report shows prices for hogs cattle and calves with receipts and trends. Includes poultry potatoes and wheat figures, plus Toledo livestock quotes and local community notices and events in Elyria and Lorain areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Yorker
Trent
Amherst hospital returns and local notes posted
Mrs John Nabakowski and Mrs August Gutoski return from the Amherst hospital. Arthur Natherm broke his right arm cranking a tractor. A color matching device was demonstrated. The cost of raising a child to eighteen is $7238. A meat tenderness tester is designed. Women workers in Ameta’s building scrubbing. An ancient city found in the Arizona desert. Plant disease watched inside a living leaf cell. Hybrid corn increases Iowa yields by five percent. Arkansas plans the world’s largest fish hatchery. Michigan sugar beets acreage up 95000. Cat tails used as wool substitute. Home account meeting led by Miss Atlee Bird at Brownhelm church parors April 6 at 2 o’clock. open to all in the vicinity regardless of home keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severance, Hall
Western Reserve University Orchestra
Flora Stone Mather College
Adelpert College
Curtain Players
The
University
Fred Weidner
Medina
Dwight Reisinger
Elyria
Fred Haight
Port Clinton
McCurchis
Freddie Haight
Herman Wise
Epworth League
Ruth Stock
Geo. Zacharias Og
Wilmer
Qleeva Walt
Roland Law
Franits
Valley City
Aurniung
Droege
QO. Turner
Ater
Otto Miller
Granga
Herman W
Geo Arabenste
Jdanes
Vauthen
Elyrne
Robert
B. E Marsac
Lorain
Chitford
Fuauratell Stoughton
Harvey Stoughton
F Lewis
L . Hardesty
Foote
Annah
South Carolina
Myron Starr
George Lee
Cuyahoga Falls
Markley School Parent Teacher Association
Robert Beese
Sandusky
Florence
George Beese
M. E. Church
M. . Church Ladies’ Aid Society
8. C. Haynes
John Gens
Westcott
Merle Sands
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sands
Bryenton
Methodist Church
Jesus
Jerusalem
Walter Kamps
Harnish
Frank Esch Truth
Renee Fridenstine
Murray Hecker
and Idge
Nee Young
Charles Brown
J. G. Morris
Arizona Desert
Iowa
Arkansas
Michigan
Holy Home Account
Deaths and funeral notices in Elyria area 1931
Edith W Tattersall wife of Fred E Tattersall dies March 30 1931 later funeral at West Springfield Baptist church and Ridge lawn Cemetery Elyria. Other notices include Della Smith Stekierski at Holy Cross church burial St Marys Cemetery and John Schwartz of 707 Park Ave to be buried Ridgeville Cemetery. Also Elizabeth Fritz and Joseph Walz death reports with funeral arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith W. Tattersall
Fred E. Tattersall
Lucile E. Armstrong
Willington
Delaware
Homer Mills
East Springfield
Tattersall
Norwalk
Ohio
Elyria
West Springfield Baptist Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Llow Drake
Nelson Fitch
Della Smith Stekierski
West Twelfth Street
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Budney
St. Mary's Cemetery
Navy Dirigible On Training Cruise
The Navy dirigible Los Angeles began a westward training cruise from Lakehurst New Jersey at 1 am. The trip will reach Pittsburgh and return before night. Fifty six officers crew and passengers make the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Naval Air Station
Notable Young Pilot Awards and Narrow Escapes Chronicle
Paragraphs recount Edgewater Park landing at 3 a.m. with dwindling gas, earning a $100 prize from the Chicago Daily News Aviation Prize Committee. Six months later a crash in Middlebury, Indiana left the plane in flames but the pilot unharmed. A prior escape involved a forced landing in a Scranton cemetery after flying over the Pocono region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewater Park
Chicago Daily News Aviation Prise Committee
Hopkins
Middlebury
Ind
Scranton
Trial details unfold in murder case at Akron hotel
Testimony centers on Feb 3 and 4 events at Suite 4 of a murder scene. Laundryman Limoge describes failed door attempts and police interest. Cecelia Sigal testifies Hymie Martins involvement and a hospital bill payment. Defense probes alibi while prosecutors pursue witness intimidation and a late night sighting with Akron Mary Outland.
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Ambrose
Davenport
Leonard Limoge
Limoge
Fred C. Laub
Laub
Hetty Gray
J. J. Radlich
Suite 4
Moore
Martin
Cecelia Sigal
Pittsburgh
Martins
Sizal
Cleveland
Pittsbureh Hymile
Akron
Wiliams
Potter
Hymile
Shirley
Queen Esther Morgan
Woo
Charlies M. Stalker
M. F. Marion
The
Bush Sign Co
Sandusky
Mary” Outland
Wren
Dave Burke
Miller
Burke
Ray T. Miller
Marion
Walter McMahon
Abe Kodish
Kodish
Mary
William Cattarello
Red Barn
Anthony Wayne
Five Children Who Froze to Death Rest in Lamar
In Lamar Colorado five children who perished during a school bus blizzard were honored in a joint funeral with driver Carl Miller. District services were held in Holly with local ministers assisting. Fifteen survivors, all suffering from frostbite, were reported to be recovering without amputations.
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Lamar
Colo
Colorado
Carl Miller
Holly
Here
Personal tax blanks ready to be mailed in La Rain County
Office of assessor Clark Phinney says about 28 000 personal tax blanks will be mailed, due by May 1 for April 12 tax base. Property after April 12 not listed. Valuation around 20 million excluding utilities banks and corporations. Exemption 100 for voluntary listings. failure to list by May 1 forfeits exemption. Last year exemptions totaled about 2 million. About 26 000 automobiles listed annually. Checks on stocks bonds and other taxable securities and unlisted autos will be performed. C S Kelser county auditor oversees the assessor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Phinney
le Rain
Phinney
Larain
School Buildings Undergo Repairs During Spring Break
Elyria school officials undertake minor repairs and improvements during spring vacation. Main projects include installing a fire escape for the Jefferson School kindergarten room and adding new pant bars to improve fire protection from classrooms to fireproof walls at Franklin and Linesial buildings. Additional minor repairs are planned across other district schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
John Wilmot
Jefferson
Avora
Franklin and Linesial
Manufacturer Found Dead in Berth in Toledo
William Otie White 56, vice president of the Tennessee Tie Company, manufacturers of railroad ties, was found dead in his berth aboard a Big Four passenger train at Toledo Union Station. White, who boarded in Cincinnati, was en route to meet A. B. Newell, president of the Toledo Terminal Railroad. Heart disease listed as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
William Otie White
Tennessee Tie Company
Nashville
Tenn
Union Station
Pullman
White
Cincinnati
A. B. Newell
Toledo Terminal Railroad
Elyria Boys At Nation's Capital
The 11 members of the YMOC Washington trip party are on a two day tour in the capital. They visited Washington landmarks on their first day and plan to tour Mt. Vernon today. H. W. Korner, M C A boys work secretary, leads the group, which is staying at a tourist camp with a heated cabin. They are scheduled to return to Elyria next Saturday.
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Newel
Muchlater
J. W. Dilgren
T. A. Conway
Ac. Cheney
Worth Fauver
Frank Ser Stevens, Jr
Walter
YMOCA
Washington
National Capital
National Cathedral
Arlington Cemetery
Mt. Vergon
George Washington
H. W. Korner
Elyria
Managua Hit by Quake Fire Rages as Relief Mobilizes
A strong earthquake wrecks Managua leaving heavy destruction and fires. Red Cross official Earnest J. Swift heads to Managua to organize relief, while Army and Navy stores at the Panama Canal Zone stock and dispatch supplies. Nicaragua’s capital sits on volcanic terrain with nearby volcanoes active or semi active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Red Cross
Earnest J. Swift
Washington
Managua
Panama Canal Zone
Nicaragua
Lake Managua
Pacific
Lake Nicaragua
Cotequina
Momotombo
Local notices from Belden Belden area(identity blurred)
March 31 items report Chas W Wise attending the Bauer funeral at Emanuel's church Valley City. Elyria visits by Irvin Klinect and by Arthur Wise. Ruth Brock and Mrs George Meyers lead boys and girls Sunday School contest with a party planned Friday at Mrs Meyers home. Mrs C O VerSoy and Winifred visit Chas Wise. Marjorie Reisinger at Western Reserve University spends spring vacation with parents D G Retager.
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Ruth Brock
George Meyers
Meyers
Arthur Wise
Elyria
Henry Droese
Herman Wise
Turner
la Grange
C. O. VerSoy
Winifred
Lakewood
Chas. Wise
Marjorie Reisinger
Western Reserve University
D. G. Retager
Cleveland
Who's Who In The Day's News Deplores Employment System Flaws
Frances Perkins, NY labor commissioner, criticizes Hoover veto of Wagner bill for a national employment system. She argues small technical points blocked pledge to the unemployed and urges interim reappointment of U S Employment Service officials while states prepare to assume duties. She notes Wag hover’s willingness to amend and calls for timely reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Perkins
State of New York
Boston
Mass
Mt. Holyoke Colege
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Philadelphia and Protective Association
Committee On Safety
New York
New York State Industrial Board
State Labor Department
Hoover
Secretary of Labor
Frances Parkins
United States
Robert Wagher
United States Employment Service
Telephones Grow Across Italy Amid Rapid Uptake
Italy climbs from 22nd in telephone usage toward higher levels as private service expands. Subscribership rose from 127,333 in 1925 to 272,815 by mid-1930, with current estimates above 300,000. Milan Turin and other regions show growing automatic lines, with regional totals: Lombardy Piedmont 100,410, Rome 74,000, South Italy 36,066, Abruzzi Molise Adriatic zone 30,621, Venice 26,009.
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Rome
Italy
United States
Germany
Great Britain
France
Lombardy
Piedmont
Milan
Turin
Abruzzi Molise
Central Adriatic Zone
Venice
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Littler
Maine
Draga
West Ave
Recsipta
United States Department of Agriculture
Recelpta
Idaho
U.P
Ven
Maret
John’s
Broad Street
Arthur Hinz
Grace Church
St. Jo
Osler
Pth
Maree
Tor
Wee Fane Creamery
William Tuimar
Esktrurh
Irs Weelehel
Miem
Hia
Beaton
John Nabakowski
Larry Wilson
Amherst Hospital
August Gutoski
Amherst
Arthur Natherm
John Fritz
Elizabeth Fritz
Stanford Avenue
Elyvria Clinic
Thomas Grasselli
East Orange
New Jersey
Grasselli
Joseph Walz
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Evelyn Boughton
Elyris
Adwarggon
Elyria Boys
Belden
Heggs
Bluebird
Court Street
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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