Steel Industry Faces Broad Threat Over Recognition
Pittsburgh May 2 A nationwide holiday threat targets the steel industry unless the Amalgamated Association of St r e e l and Tin Workers is recognized before June ends. Lodges will lodge formal demands May 21 with June 20 deadline for a company response. The move, backed by the Left Wing, key liberals, and opposed by some officers, could trigger strike action despite opposition.
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Bulletin
Pittsburgh
Stee
Amalgamated Association of Tran, Steel and Tin Workers Fs
Association
Unio
M. F. Tighe
Milk settlement plan explained to Lorain County producers
More than 50 Lorain County milk producers and distributors attended a meeting at the county courthouse to learn how the Cleveland milk settlement plan affects them. L. R. Shannon and C. Wise explained base figures and payment delays, noting delays are typically only a few days and base limits tied to distributor sales. Harvey Spelman was absent due to illness.
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Cleveland Milk Settlement Plan
Cleveland District
Lorain County
County Court House
L. R. Shannon
Cleveland Milk Settlement Board
C. Wise
Cleveland
Milk Inndustry
Harvey Spelman
Cleveland Milk Board
Avon Man Suffers Severe Burns In Landmark Fire
Mick Zens of Avon Mon suffered severe burns yesterday evening when kerosene fumes ignited during a fire in a store making a blaze that swept through the 100 year old old fors homestead on North Ridge road. Zeus, the family dog, was also badly burned and treated by Dr Smith before being moved to Memorial Hospital where his condition today is improved.
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Mick Zens
Avermon
North Ridge Road
Zens
Zeus
Ron
Avon
French Creek
Fors
Smith
Memorial Hoxmtal
Ohio Weather Forecast Inky Outlooker
Ohio forecast calls for fair tonight with a cool evening. Thursday brings mostly cloudy skies and possible showers, with a modest temperature drop likely as the front passes. Local officials urge preparedness for brief showers and cooler conditions.
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Ohio
Hope Fades for Tax Plan as Legislature Debates Sine Die Adjournment
Columbus May 2 Senator Edward Waldvogel leads renewed calls to adjourn the General Assembly sine die after a stalled revenue program. The plan under revision by the Senate Taxation Committee includes a one half of one percent sales tax and an earned income tax, with additional levies on manufacturers and retailers. High doubt remains that any sales or gross receipts taxes will pass as past measures were defeated.
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Columbus
Edward N. Waldvogel
Ciocionati
General Assembly
House
Senate
Bulletin
Senate Taxation Committee
Walter N. Waldvogel
Den
Cincinnati
John G. Bower
Logan County
J. G. Lower
Muskingum County
Rogers seeks reelection to Ohio Assembly
Lorain County representative P. J. Rogers announced his candidacy for reelection. A veteran of the 88th and 89th General Assemblies and current member of the 90th, he notes seniority advantage if reelected and cites a long record of committee work. Rogers, a thrifty farmer of Grafton Township, has held local offices and belonged to several fraternal orders.
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P. H. Rogers
Lorain County
Columbus
Rogers
Grafton Township
Dr Tugwell to Speak at Oberlin May 12 at Finney Chapel
Dr Reaford Guy Tugwell assistant secretary of agriculture and head of the Brain Trust will address Oberlin College at Finney Chapel on Saturday evening May 12. The event is sponsored by the Public Affairs Society with no announced subject. Tugwell advocates farm rehabilitation and has supported crop allotment plans to balance production and marketing challenges. He has been nominated for Under Secretary of Agriculture, a position created to advise on policy.
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Reaford
Guy Tuxwell
Brain Trust
Washington
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Public Affairs Society
Oberlin College
Tuswel
Raymond Moley
Moley
Tucwell
Noigalan
Congress
Lorain Man Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination
Lorain resident Chris Lewis announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for sheriff in the August 14 primary. A 39 year Lorain newcomer from Johnstown Pa, he is a 25 year sign painter and former president of Lorain Eagles No 43. He also serves as an Elk and as an appraiser for the Home Owners Loan Corp, having previously run for sheriff two years ago.
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Chris Lewis
Loarin
Lewis
Lorain
Johnstown
Johnson Steel Co
Heis
Order of Eagles
Home Owners Loan Corp
VWOA Program Curtailed By Board Action
The Elyria W C A board trims staff and cuts activities due to funds shortfall. Three secretaries are discharged effective June first as income from Community Chest and class revenues fall. Miss Marbell Burner ends ten year tenure, with Florence Fulmer to oversee office duties and temporary arrangements to keep the house open through summer.
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Board of Trustees of
Elyria v. W.C. A
Community Chest
Mary Smith
Jane
D. A. Baird
Misa Florence Fulmer
Bars
Willee
Tas
AMV
Building and Loan Laws to Be taken Up in Ohio
Ohio plans a special session to revive the dormant building and loan business. Senate committee led by Senator Paul Yoder of Dayton will study emergency laws to align with the federal rehabilitation program. Hearings start Thursday with Dayton depositors and associations to assess the worst state case. Governor White aims for quick passage within about three weeks.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Senate
Paul Yoder
Dayton
White
Yoder
Gas company urged to draw from Stark County wells
Akron May 2 A mandatory injunction to compel East Ohio Gas Co to immediately draw gas from two Stark County wells owned by Frank Lyons and Clarence W White was sought in common pleas court by Stanley Denlinger. The petition claims the action would render it impossible for the company to earn its present profits. Lyons and White reportedly signed a July 1933 contract to furnish gas for 18% days 2 years from all wells on current and future leases at 18 cents per thousand cubic feet.
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Akron
East Ohio Gas Company
Stark County
Frank Lyons
Clarence W. White
Common Pleas Court
Stanley Denlinger
Lyons
Procter and Gamble leader William C. Procter dies at 72
William Cooper Procter, soap magnate and philanthropist, died at Holmes Hospital in Cincinnati at about 6 a.m. He was 72 and had just returned from a business trip when bronchial pneumonia developed from a cold. A generous benefactor to charities, he gave 2.5 million to Children’s Hospital Cincinnati and supported Princeton University among other causes.
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Cincinnati
Uei
William Cooper Procter
Holmes Hospital
Weathy
Procter and Gamble Company
Col. Procter
New York
Philadelphia
Colonel Procter
Children's Hospital
Princeton University
Japan Resents Hull Declaration Response Debate
TOKIO May 2. Foreign Minister Hirota considers Hull's blunt China policy and a formal acknowledgement or a tailored reply. Japan grows more resentful of U S pressure as it weighs how to respond to Hull's statements and the United States appeal to respect treaty rights in China.
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Tokio
Kok? Mhireta
United States
Japan
China
Hull
Two Elyria Motorcyclists Seriously Injured in Collision
Two Elyria men Thaddeus Smith and Clarence Weber, both 24, were seriously injured when their motorcycle collided head on with a car driven by Police Chief Theodore Walker on North Ridge Road at Clinton Avenue. They suffered broken left legs and were taken to Memorial Hospital.
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Elyria
Theodore Walker
Lorain
North Ridge Road
Clinton Avenue
Clarence W. Dick
Thaddeus Smith
Fairlawn Avenue
Clarence Weber
Lake Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Kidnapping Case A Week Long Held For June Robles
Bernabe Robles, 73 year old grandfather of six year old June Robles, held ransom for a week in Sonora. He planned to cross the border with $15,000 to meet abductors at a secret rendezvous in return for the girl’s location. Police and officials withdrew after negotiations and family pressure.
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Tucson
Ariz
Bernabe Robles
June Robles
Sonora
Robles
United Press
Department of Justice
Rotarians Elect Nine Directors at Elyria Club Meeting
Nine Elyria Rotary Club members were chosen as directors for a one year term beginning July 1 at yesterday’s Elks Club gathering. The new board will meet to elect officers. EB F Stanton, superintendent of schools at Al-Hance, spoke on Ohio school finances, enrollment growth since 1900, and the 10 mill real estate tax cap’s impact on future funds.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
W. O. McClellan
Frank W. Hoover
W. F. Golimar
Hall Kirkham
Deane Burns
L. B. Hindman
Charles Crehore
Karl Plocher
D. A. Baird
EB. F. Stanton
al- Hance
Ohio
Lorain County Selective Sales Tax Revenue Report
State Auditor Josaph T. Tacey released figures showing Lorain County received 84159.12 in selective sales tax for April to retire interest and principal on poor relief bonds. The statewide selective tax attribution totaled 397,926 dollars according to the report.
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Lorain County
Josaph T. Tacey
Slowing Pace Boosts Business Confidence in New Deal
Washington reports big business cheered by indications the Roosevelt administration will slow the pace of experimentation in monetary and business controls. Those recently meeting with the president feel business may be steadier and less harried in the months ahead than during the first year of the New Deal.
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Washington
Rooosevelt
Former Polish Colonel Arrested as a Spy in Paris
Secret police announced the arrest of George Sybert, a former Polish Colonel, now allegedly a member of the German spy service, in Paris. In Caiautta a tornado left twenty known dead, many injured, and boats sunk, with higher tolls feared.
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Paris
France
George Sybert
Caiautta
Salhet
Discover Spy Ring in France Quietly Arrests Lead Agent
Paris authorities acting with United Press report the Secret Service uncovered a spy ring linked to a neighbor nation and arrested its principal agent this afternoon. Warrants for other implicated individuals were prepared as secrecy remained tight.
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France
United Press
Paris
Secret Service
Elyria Woman Over 90 Years Old In Happenings Of Present Day
Mrs Anna Gibson nearing her 93rd birthday born in Kanur Creek Pennsylvania moved to Grafton Ohio seven years ago marrying former mayor William Gibson. An aide for 35 years she has seven children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. She remains active reading headlines and managing stairs unaided. Other notes mention Mrs Mary Jones 95 in August possibly Elyria’s oldest mother and memories of a 90 year journey from Indiana to the prairie schooner voyage 99 years ago.
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Anna Gibson
Elyvia
Gibson
Mar
Kanur Creek
Pennsylvania
Grafton
Ohio
William Gibson
Lorenzo
William
Wakeman
George
Chiraco
Titevols
Frank
Cleveland
F. Salisbury
Wigria
James Hawley
Odes Durkee
Helena
Moniavia
Ares
Oscar
Bushten
Mee Gibson
Stair
Gibson Erey
Posce Bie
Theodore Weichel
East
Mars Jones
Indiana
Aciveane
Elyria
Mary Jones
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyrija
Jones
C. R. Barber
Siath Street
Ene
Fami
Yates County
New York
Priesis
Siowan
Haynes tax bill advances in Senate committee vote
The Senate Taxation Committee, by six to one, recommended passage of the Haynes sales and gross earned income tax bill. Supporters aim to raise 18 million dollars, 12 million from sales taxes and 6 million from income taxes, with a 0.25 percent sales tax on manufacturers and 0.5 percent on retail sales and a 1 percent gross earned income tax, plus a 1200 dollar annual exemption.
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J. Eugene Roberts
Youngstown
D. J. Gunsett
van Wert
Frank E. Whittemore
Akron
Harper Annat
Cleveland
Haynes
Jewish Outlook lecture by Rabbi Kramer at Temple
Rabbi Marcus Kramer will discuss conditions of Jews in Europe and emigration prospects, especially to Palestine, at the Jewish Temple corner of Laks avenue and Lodi street. The talk concludes a six month series on religion sociology economics and current problems, scheduled for 8 15 Friday evening.
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Marcus Kramer
Laks Avenue
Lodi Street
Rabbi Kramer
Palestine
Gasoline Strike in Cleveland Reaches Deadlock
In Cleveland a strike of about 2,000 gasoline station attendants sits in deadlock as major oil firms refuse to sign a 14 day peace pact and negotiation plan pushed by Dr. W. M. Leiserson. The union says it accepts the plan. oil companies stay silent awaiting formal company notice before further action.
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Cleveland
W. M. Leiserson
Petroleum Labor Policy Board
Dr. Lesserson
James P. McSweener
American Federation of Labor
Phil Hannah
William E. Ninshail
Ofl
Leiserson
Washington
Waion
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Doguooe
P. J. Rogers
H. Rogers
Tugwell
Gompel Gas CO
Quap Manufacturer
Paosed
U.S
New
Rotarians
Allance
Ohio State
Helen G Galloway
Ohio State University
Miss Galloway
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