Judge Webber Chosen A Leader In Dry Referendum Drive
Common Pleas Judge A R Webber named leader of a Lorain County Dry referendum effort against the Mosier Bull. The group organized a county unit to push a state constitutional convention for the Eighteenth Amendment. George Southwell said the Dry forces will rally statewide with renewed vigor. 155000 signatures are sought to present the measure next November.
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Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Lorain County Drys
YMCA
George Southwell
Anti-Saloon League
Cleveland
J. T. Henderson
Oberlin
Oberlin Inn
Southwell
Drafting of Governor White Tax Bills Begins in Ohio
Columbus May 3 A sub committee of the joint legislative taxation committee began drafting Governor White's income and sales tax program to raise 49 000 000 to 50 000 000 dollars annually. Clarence T Laylin will prepare four to five bills including a two percent transumers tax and an earned income tax.
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Columbus
White
Joint Legislative Taxation Committee
Clarence T. Laylin
Ohio Forecast Aims for Rain Later This Week
Ohio residents can expect fair conditions tonight and Thursday with rain arriving Thursday night or Friday. Cooler air moves into the extreme east tonight while temperatures rise slowly in the south on Thursday.
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Ohio
Elvnn High adjusts graduation schedule amid early close
Elvnn High School officials moved up the 1932 33 school year end to May 26 after a board vote. This shifts Senior Distinction Day the senior class play and later exams and chapel, with baccalaureate on June 7 and commencement on June 9.
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Elvnn High School
Board of Education
R. ©. Maston
P. Shively
Avon Lake Keeps Oppelt as Principal After Heated Vote
Avon Lake Ohio May 3 The Avon Lake Board of Education retained J L Oppelt as principal of Avon Lake High School by a 3 to 2 vote after a dramatic meeting in which 400 residents urged his retention. Oppelt will earn 2900 annually after a $800 pay cut aligned with county economies.
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Avon Lake
J. L. Oppelt
Avon Lake High School
Board of Education
Oppelt
Hugo Bouse
James Geasey
R. P. Vaughn
Geasey
Warne Black
Rudolph Rihm
William Franklin
Rena Titus
Dairymen Gather for Lorain Milk Council Dinner
The Lorain Milk Council hosts Northern Ohio dairymen for a goodwill dinner at the Lorain hotel at 7 P M on Monday May Sth. Dr C G McBride of Ohio State University Rural Economics will headline the event. H H Kimmell of Lorain chairs the planning committee.
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Lorain
Experts to Inspect the Macon Saturday in Akron
Congressional inquiry into airships to begin in Akron Saturday with eight experts to inspect the U S S Macon as disclosed in Washington.
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Macon
Akron
Congressional Investigation of
U. S. S. Macon
Washington
Late bulletins show federal outlays trimmed by a billion
The White House announced that next year's federal expenditures will total about 2.32 billion dollars, a saving of one billion from the prior year. President Roosevelt based the estimate on current receipts around 520 million and did not expect changes in those receipts.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Holds Economic Talks With Italy on War Debts Tariffs
President Roosevelt opened White House discussions with Italy's Finance Minister Guido Jung covering war debts European security disarmament tariffs and monetary issues. Ambassador Thomas A. Le Breton of Argentina continued meetings with U S officials and was to confer with Agriculture Secretary Wallace.
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Roosevelt
Italy
Washington
White House
Guido Jung
Thomas A. le Breton
Argentina
America
Great Britain
Agriculture Wallace
National Farm Strike Urged by Milo Reno May 13
Milo Reno urged 1,400 supporters at the National Farmer's Holiday Association meeting in Des Moines to hold fast for a proposed national farm strike on May 13. He warned that farmers across 24 states would become a "race of ignoble slaves" unless they unite behind his three point program.
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Fatr Grounds
Des Moines
Milo Reno
America
Reno
National Farmer's Holiday Association
Victim of Kidnapping Threatened Again in Extortion Plot
Mrs. Nell Donnelly, once abducted a year and a half ago, received a letter demanding 10000 dollars with a threat of personal harm if not paid. Police were informed of the third extortion attempt in Kansas City.
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Kansas City, Mo
Nell Donnelly
Roosevelt to submit railroad program to Congress
President Roosevelt will present his plan for railroad rehabilitation to Congress tomorrow. The emergency public works component to provide jobs for thousands remains largely shaped and will be ready for congressional action next week.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
White House
Roaring Grain Market Up On Chicago Board of Trade
Traders greeted by another roaring grain market as wheat rose 5 8 cents to 11 4 cents a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn oats and rye followed with rises of 1 8 to 1 cent per bushel.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Compromise Reached With Germany on Arms Equality
Capt. Anthony Eden of Great Britain announced a compromise with Germany over arms equality, averting a potential breakdown of the World Arms Conference in Geneva on May 3.
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Germany
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
De Valera Government Abolishes Oath of Allegiance
In Dublin on May 3 President Eamon De Valera’s government abolished the oath of allegiance to the British crown signaling a break from colonial dependency and asserting national sovereignty.
Schedule Set for Annual School Entrance Round-Up
Elyria Memorial Hospital with the Parent Teacher Council announces the annual summer round-up for children entering school next fall or aged five or six before April 1 1554. Examinations May 22 23 by local physicians will identify defects to be remedied before school opens. Immunizations may be offered under City Health Center direction.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Janitor J W Wurst Resigns After 24 Years Service
J W Wurst, longtime Elyria school janitor, retires after 24 years with the district. He served at Gates, Washington, and Edison Schools and was thanked by the board for his devoted service.
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Elyria
Board of Education
J. W. Wurst
Edison
Lake Avenue
Wurst
Gates
Washington
Dayton Boy Killed Running Across Street
Four year old George Simotoulos Jr. of Dayton was struck and killed by an automobile as he ran across the street in front of his home last night.
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Dayton, O
George Simotoulos, Jr
George Simotoulos
Dayton
Rule On Sale Of Beer By Vendors In Ohio Parks And Theaters
The State Liquor Control Commission ruled that selling 3.2 beer at baseball parks or theaters is illegal. Commissioner E J Schlenick asked about beer sales to seated spectators at baseball games, and Cincinnati theater officials questioned serving beer in paper cups to patrons in their seats.
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Columbus
State Liquor Control Commission
E. J. Schlenick
Cleveland
Cleveland Stadium
Edward T. Dixon
Cincinnati
Former Sheriff Adams Dies Suddenly at 56
Clarence E. Adams former Lorain County sheriff 56 died suddenly at 2 45 PM while accompanying a friend near Alliance He had kept heart problems private and earlier served as constable deputy and two-term sheriff He is survived by wife Martha two sons Claude and Forest and brother Dr Ernest Adams Funeral services are planned at Columbia Baptist Church with burial in Columbia Cemetery.
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Clarence E. Adams
Henry Moehl
Adams
Alliance
Moehl
Ida Luce
Atwater
Taylor Funeral Home
Columbia Baptist Church
Columbia Station
Haldeman
Mackey
Mansfield Reformatory
Columbia Cemetery
Lorain County
Columbia
N. D. Backus
Fred Underhill
Underhill
National Tube Company
Repblican
Clarence W. Dirk
Adams’wo
Sheriff's Office
Princeton
Florida
Martha
Claude
Forest
Western Reserve Medical College
Ernest Adams
Cleveland
Clarence W. Dick
Laborer John Conte Dies of Heat Prostration at Work
In Canton on May 3, 45 year old laborer John Conte died from heat prostration while working at a lime kiln for Star Brick Company. The incident occurred Tuesday at the plant, ending Conte's laborer career.
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Canton
John Conte
Star Brick Company
House Approves Roosevelt Inflation Program
The House approved President Roosevelt's $6 billion inflation program today after Senate passage last week. The vote was 307 to 86 as Speaker Rainey announced the tally, enabling a currency expansion policy unseen since the Civil War era.
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Washington
U. P
Roosevelt
House
Chamber
Senate
Rainey
National City Plans 90 Million Cleveland Bank
National City Bank of Cleveland proposed a 90 million dollar commercial bank for Cleveland to replace a planned First National Bank. The plan would enlarge National City Bank to about 19 million in capital and absorb assets of Union Trust and Guardian Trust Companies subject to State Banking Department approval and Reconstruction Finance Corporation support.
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City of
Cleveland
U.P
First National Bank of
National City Bank
Union Trust Company
Guardian Trust Company
State Banking Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
National City
Cleveland, CO
National City Bank of
First National Bank
C. B. Reynolds
Elyria Board Sets 500 For May Needy Children Relief
The Elyria City Board of Education voted to fund 3500 for May relief work for needy Elyria school children through the Student Aid Station run by the City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations. Mrs. Reding reported clothing and shoe demands have fallen, requesting 500 for the station this month. average monthly expenditures run about 709. Four workers are on duty with no pay, and the board will confer with the county relief commission to set wages.
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Elyria
County Relief Commission
O. F. Flint
Parent-Teacher Council
School ventilating system final payment approved
The board of education approved final payment of 1.03 to T. O. Murphy Company for the Edison School ventilating system on Lake Avenue after engineer H. M. Nobis reported the system was operating properly.
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Board of Education
New
Edison
Lake Avenue
H. M. Nobis
T. O. Murphy Company
Elyria Board Revises Budget With Early School Close
Elyria City Board of Education voted to end public schools on May 28 and to curtail services to save over 27000 dollars and cut about 12 teachers next year. The move restores a 20 percent salary reduction for teachers and provides two weeks of unpaid vacation for all staff to reduce costs. The plan increases class loads at the high school and eliminates kindergarten and the Opportunity School, with other cuts to athletics and staffing.
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Elyria
Elyria City
Elyria High Cafeteria Budget Approved for Another Year
The Elyria City Board of Education voted to continue the high school cafeteria for one more year amid debate on its advisability. Officials said this year’s deficit will be about $100 excluding free meals for needy students, and $1,052 for those free meals will be charged to the relief account and credited to the cafeteria.
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Elyria High School
Elyria City
Breweries In Operation Hit 194 In First Weeks
Dr. James Doran reports that 194 breweries are operating and that federal revenue from 3.2 beer since April 7 would top 9 million dollars. The figures come as of May 3 from Washington.
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Washington
James Doran
Commissioner of
Industrial Alcohol
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Hamilton
St. Agnes
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J. L. Matis
H. Cooke
L. J. Barnhart
T. Gagen
Esiy
Otto K. Mischka
A. Bauer
J. C. Ott
A. Isherman
B. R. Bridge
J. F. Norsworthy
Joseph Novak
Deweydull
C. D. Reding
Phughan
Teachers’ Association
R. C. Maston
Opportunity
Maston
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
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