Elyria School Board Plans To Borrow Funds For Payroll
The Elyria Board of Education authorized a three month loan of about 23.81 from the Ohio Savings Bank to cover payrolls. The loan funds come from state school fund certifications and will be renewed if needed. Officials noted most districts must borrow when state payments lag.
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Echo
Elyria Board of Education
County Ax
School 9
Caperctet
Bisra Sasetics and Trust
Pupa. Ander
Korkwood
R.C. Maston
Deadline Tonight for Auto Licenses
Motorists who have not obtained 1956 auto licenses face arrest after 6 a.m. tomorrow unless licenses are displayed. Police Chief E. J. Stankard says officers will arrest those without 1236 licenses on their vehicles starting at 6 a.m. with six hours grace from midnight. Truck operators with pending licenses may drive in the city only with police permission.
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Tedar
E. J. Stankard
Ehm
Mrs Schwab Mother Of Steel Magnate Dies
Loretto Pennsylvania March 31 Funeral services for Pauline Farnbaugh Schwab mother of Charles M Schwab steel magnate will be held at St Michael's church tomorrow She spent most of her life in Cambria County known as the grand old lady she died yesterday two weeks after pneumonia struck her
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Loretto. Pa
Pauline Farnbaugh Schwab
Charles M. Schwab
St. Michael's Church
Weather bulletin notes fair, cooler east and south tonight
The forecast calls for fair skies with a slight drop in temperature in eastern and southern portions tonight. On Wednesday expect increasing clouds and a gradual rise in temperature followed by light rain Wednesday night.
Fight at Townsend Group Leaders Shakes Company
Town sand group leaders clash as internal rifts widen over Dr Francis Townsend and McGroarty. A Townsend supporter dispute escalates amid ongoing investigations into finances and party alignment.
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Townsend Group
More Funds Proposed for Federal Bureau of Investigation
The four department appropriation bill reported to the House appropriations committee would expand FBI and steamboat inspection activities with a total Federal budget of 214,667,400. The Bureau of Investigation would be funded at 6,025,000, up 225,090 from the budget plan, while steamboat inspection would receive 1,927,302 for added inspectors. Public works boosts include 2,850,000 for new federal jails and 390,000 for housing at Lewishire Alcatraz and Chil Hieothe prisons, plus 890,900 for Mount Neil Island repairs.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Steamboat Inspection Service
House
State Department
Social Security
Guffey
G-Men
Bureau of Investigation
Morro Castle
Mohawk
Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection Service
Commerce Department
Justice Department
Lewishire
Alcatraz
Chil- Hieothe
Mt_ Neil Island
Italian Troops Occupy Sardo in Ethiopia
A War communiqué reports Italian forces have occupied Sardo, a key center in northeastern Ethiopia, after marching 226 miles from the Eritrean coast. The seizure underscores a rapid advance and confirms Italian military gains in the region.
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Sardo
Rome
Ethiopia
Two Truck Drivers Killed In Ohio Crashes
Two truck drivers died in separate crashes near Toledo Ohio overnight. Rh F E Harrison 28 of Fostoria was killed when his truck hit the rear of another on Jerusalem road. Carl Spoerr 47 of Norwalk died when his truck was struck by a New York Central switch engine on state route 199 one mile south of Moine Ohio.
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Toledo
Here
Rh. FE. Harrison
Fostoria
Detroit
Jerusalem
Carl Spoerr
Norwalk
Norwalk Transportation Co
New York Central
Mo Jine
Lorain Republican Women Meet Invites State Candidates
About 490 people attended the Lorain Republican Women’s Club gathering at the Antlers Hotel last night. Mrs. Stella Baker headed the event and introduced numerous state and district candidates who spoke briefly before the meeting extended past 11:30. Candidates listed included Carl Sheppard Edward Sherk Charles Smoret and Attorney Dodson for the 14th district and A Ringer J Eugene Roberts Benjamin Reading George Bender Joseph Thomas and L L Marshall for Congress at large.
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Lorain
Republican Women’s Club
Antlers Hotel
Stella Baker
Carl Sheppard
Edward Sherk
Charles Smoret
Attorney Dodson
A. Ringer
J. Eugene Roberts
Benjamin Reading
George Bender
Joseph Thomas
L. L. Marshall
Will Attend Road Hearing At Medina
A delegation of township trustees from LaGrange Camden and Pittsfield and other interested persons will attend Medina at 10 a m on April in support of the Wakeman Belden road through Lorain County a proposed addition to the state highway system County officials are also expected to attend and back the proposal.
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LaGrange
Camden
Pittsfield
Medina
Wakeman-Belden
Lorain County
Bandits Slug Officer Take City's Payroll in Chelsea
In Chelsea Massachusetts bandits ambushed City Hall workers at 9 a.m. and fled with the weekly payroll totaling 16128 dollars and 7 cents. Patrolman John P. Martin and clerk Norman Hawley were involved. three robbers fled in a black sedan parked near Armory Street, later found abandoned in nearby Everett.
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Chelsea
Mass
City Hall
John P. Martin
Norman Hawley
Broadway National Bank of Chelsea
Vy Hall
Armory Shreet
Chiall mi
Boston
Gisuriet
Eyereth
Bound Over To Grand Jury On Forgery Charge
Harsid Martish 42 alias Frank Martin Elyria was bound to the grand jury under 2060 bond today after arraignment on a forgery charge. Police say he forged the name of R S Rogers on a 19.97 check cashed at Roehl Off station and also gave Glen Rogers Motor Co a 56 dollar check for a car he did not pay for. He allegedly wrecked another new car near Painesville after taking it.
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Harsid Martish
Frank Martin
Elyria
Don A. Baird
Forzery Martish
Army Balloon Corps
Lorain
R. S.S. Rogers
W. E. Tillack
Roehl
Glen Rogers Motor Company
Painesville
Board of Education to weigh water bill payment plan
The Board of Education will discuss paying a $21,800 water bill for four years at its April meeting. Officials consider installments over several years as they seek a budgeted method, noting past court rulings exempted schools from water charges and that funds may be unavailable this year.
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Etrica Board of Education
Nighit
WO. McClellan
McClellan
Court of Appeals
Isedom
Ohio
Hauptmann Faces Death In New Jersey Electric Chair
March 21 reports Bruno Richard Hauptmann, condemned for the Lindbergh baby murder, showed signs of breaking in his cell as guards watched closely for any signals he might talk. Church prayers and last messages to Germany filled his final hours, while authorities prepared for the execution at eight tonight.
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United Press
Trentox
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmanon
Lindbergh
Fie
Mark O. Eberling
Hauptmann
Terry
Kimberling
Harpe Mann
Germany
Trenton
Bruno Richard Withpctars
New Jersey
New York City
Tve
Haupt- Mann
Anna
Mannfried
Barrer
Court of Pardons
Harold F
Unusual Operation on 13 Day Old Baby Proves Unsuccessful
The 13 day old Joseph Patrick Carter of North Ridgeville died at St. John's Hospital Cleveland after a saline and glucose based operation to connect stomach to intestine. Dr Joseph Rutimson of Lakewood performed the procedure Sunday night, using minimal anesthesia and diluted whiskey to support heart action. Parents, railway mail clerk Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carley, could not be reached. funeral held at St Peter's Church North Ridgeville with burial in St Peter's Cemetery.
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Joseph Patrick Carter
North Ridgeville
St. John’s Hospital
Cleveland
Suen
Edward Carley
Rodroad
Joseph Rutimson
Lakewood
Johnson
Br. Johnson
Hame
John N. Rhein
St Peter's Church
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Plane Carrying Prominent Elka Businessmen Missing
A search covered hundreds of square miles as three Elka businessmen vanished after a flight from Reno. Piloted by Newton Cramley Jr, the missing group included Harry Elliott and Irwins De Lene. Snow and rain lashed Northern Nevada, raising fears of an accident.
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U.P
Elka
Heno
Yasterday
Newton Cramley Jr
Air Corps
Elke
Harry Elliott
Mumaser
Elks Club
Irwins de Lene
Hat Incident Triggers Mother's Collapse in Trial
In Judge Guy B Findley court Mrs Anna Hess of Lorain fainted upon seeing her late daughter Starling's red hat uncovered on the stenographer's desk during a trial over $20000 damages filed by William B Hess administrator for the child's estate. Sophia Cohn was the defendant and the jury returned for her.
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Guy B. Findley
Anna Hess
Lorain
Daugh Starling
Sophia Cohn
William B. Hess
Hitler Sends His Reply To London
Berlin dispatch says Adolf Hitler sent his answer to the Locarno powers peace proposals to London by airplane. Special ambassador Joachim von Ribbentrop left with the reply at 4 49 P M local time.
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Berlin
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Locarno Powers
London
Joachim von Ribbentrop
AT&T Chief Defends Wallet of Handing Theater Tickets
March 31 Washington Walter S Gifford president of AT and T told federal communications hearings he saw little wrong in handing theater tickets to individuals citing no wicked purpose He earns about 206000 a year and referenced cigars and lundh jaters in his remarks while defending the practice.
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Washington
Walter S. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Federal Communications
Alice Longworth on German voters and New Deal critics
Washington column notes that Hitler allows voters to choose only one path and frames this as political clearance. The piece contrasts such control with American debates over the NRA and Supreme Court criticisms, highlighting the era’s partisan rhetoric and tolerance for dissent.
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Washington, D. C
Hitler
New Deal
NRA
Ballyhoo
Supreme Court
Alice Longworth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
School Board Approves Study Of New Textbooks Here
The board approves a program to study updated textbooks for all schools as part of a statewide plan to place all texts on the free list within three years. Committees will review high school English changes including anthologies to ensure free books for students. Estimated annual upkeep totals about $6,000 after full implementation, with initial costs around $3,000 to $3,700 offset by existing book credits.
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Board of Education
R. C G. Maston
Maston
Elyria
Masten
Motorist dies after unusual car accident in Ohio
Charlies H. Rogers, 74, of North Fairfield Ohio, died after a freak automobile accident. While unloading items from the rear of his coupe, the hood or cover dropped and fractured his neck, according to authorities.
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Xorwalk
Charlies H. Rogers
North Fairfield
15-8 Club Names New Elyria Officers for Meeting
The Fifteen-Eight Club of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce will hold its first meeting under new officers tomorrow morning. Dr. Mark Willis is president and L. D. Mc Kean is vice-president. The club meets each Wednesday morning and is likened to a Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Mark Willis
L. D. McKean
Chamber of Commerce
Mayor McNair of Pittsburgh Vents Anger Over Tax Hearing
Washington report details Pittsburgh Mayor William McNair clashing with House Ways and Means Committee chairman Robert L. Doughton during an administration tax bill hearing. McNair accused the measure of unfairness and said it would drain Pittsburgh of funds needed to cope with disasters, urging economizing and more money for the city.
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Washington
William McNair
Pittsburgh
House Wars and Means
Robert L. Doughton
Coughton
McNair
Management At Sandusky Home Is Suspended
Ohio welfare director Margaret Ashman suspended Perry Null after taking control of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home at Sandusky. Matron Mrs. Null was removed, and Lt. Col. John C. Volka was named acting commandant. An investigation will check veteran service records and payroll practices, including possible double payroll payments, with about 3,089 dollars in monthly salaries cited.
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Columbus
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Sandusky
Adjutant’s Generals Department
Margaret Ashman
State Welfare
Perry L. Null
Sandus
Allman
Sitaunrth
Sherrit Surrey
Mansfield Reformatory
Roosevelt Visits Nassau Bahamas For Courtesy Calls
President Roosevelt arrived in Nassau capital of the Bahamas to meet Governor General Sir Rede Clifford and hold a press conference with White House reporters. He planned to host Sir Bede Clifford and reporters at luncheon aboard his yacht during the cruising voyage.
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Fla
Roosevelt
Nassau
British Bahamas
Sir Rede Clifford
White House
Sir Bede
Tady Clitford
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