Former Elyrian Orlando Hurst Killed in Crash
Funeral services for Orlando Hurst 31 former Elyria High School athlete killed in a Sturgis Michigan crash will be at Taylor Funeral Home at 5 30 P M Saturday Rev Karl Meister officiating A sister Mrs Howard Somers says no details of the accident have been received Hurst lived in Elyria from infancy left ten years ago after stints in the south Indiana and later Sturgis He operated a garage and service station His survivors include wife and infant daughter his parents and three sisters Burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Orlando Hurst
Elyria
Sturgis
Michigan
Taylor
Karl Meister
Howard Somers
Park Avenue
Hurst
South
Indiana
Michi-gan
Carl Daily
Akron
Harris Knapp
Syracuse
N.Y
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Time To Stop Crying Wolf Says President
President Roosevelt warns to stop crying Wolf as U S Chamber of Commerce adopts resolutions on relations between business and government. He urges caution to avoid fear and to cooperate for economic recovery and elimination of past evils during the 22nd annual convention.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States Chamber of Commerce
Resolutions Committee
Chamber
Henry S. Harriman
Harriman
Traffic Strips to Be Cemented on Middle Avenue Pavement
At a special meeting last night the council approved about 1500 for white cement traffic strips in the new brick pavement on Middle avenue. Two cement strings will be placed in each lane per original specs and capped with white cement at an additional estimated 1300.
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Middle Avenue
Ohio Weather Forecast Tonight and Saturday Showers
Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with scattered showers on Saturday and small temperature changes. Forecasters expect cooler overnight temperatures and variable wind as the weekend approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Guy S. Davis Seeks County Recorder Nomination
Guy S. Davis announced his candidacy for County Recorder pending Republican primaries. He brings extensive business experience from a department store career and running his own shop. A lifelong Republican, he has not held public office before. He and his wife own and occupy a home at 106 Denison Avenue.
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Guy S. Davis
County Recorder
Mr. Davis
Denison Avenue
Avon Leads Early in Lorain County Class B Meet at Oberlin
Avon High School holds a commanding early lead in the Lorain County Class B scholastic track and field meet at Oberlin College Field. Dave Lower wins the 440 yard dash in 55.2 seconds setting a new Class B record. Avon Lake and Henrietta follow as Brownhelm slips in early events. Girls show Clearview leading with Frances Koscowski high jumping 4 feet 4 inches and Lenore Conrad of Avon winning the baseball throw.
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Chuck Huppoberlin
E. A. Scamman
Avon High Tracksters
Lorain County
Oberlin College
Avon
Avon Lake
Henrietta
Brookside
Grafton
Brownhelm
Clearview
Columbia
Dave Lower
Clearview High
Frances Koscowski
Lenore Conrad
Conrad
Koscowski
Bement
Koscowski CD
Neiderst
Reinhardt
Aton Lake
Hall
Holmes
Rockas
Dunlap
Javelin O'Dell
Burmeister
A. L
Hubbard
Dan Gulgui
Pete Gulgui
Hurdies
Forthover
Lockman
Phelps
Martin
Fairchild
Garfield Named Rural Relief Supervisor in Lorain
County commissioners approved Edward M. Garfield of Lorain as supervisor of the rural rehabilitation relief program at 100 dollars monthly and a 30 dollar automobile allowance. Harry L. Shaw said the title is an inter department adjustment. Garfield will be paid from county funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Garfield
Lorain
Harry L. Shaw
Garfield
Four Bank Bandits Fire On Fostoria, Loot Bank
Bank robbers armed with a machine gun struck First National Bank of Fostoria at closing time taking $17,299. They used hostages as shields, wounded Police Chief Frank Culp and three others, then fled toward Toledo. Witnesses linked one bandit to Dillinger. police mobilized across Ohio and Indiana.
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Fostoria
Ohio
First National Bank of
Toledo
Frank Culp
Edward Walters
Powsley
William Gease
John Dillinger
Chicago
Indiana
Miss Harris
Dillinger
Ralph Barbour
Dilinger
Emily L. Koch
Culp
Water shutoff announced for Fifth Street area
City water department officials announced water will be shut off at 7 A M tomorrow on Fifth Street and Middle Avenue from Fifth to Ninth Streets for water main repairs. Residents are advised to stock water in containers for normal needs.
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City Water Department
Fifth Street
Middle Avenue
Fifth
Ninth Streets
Op Middle Avenue
Ninth
J Russell Marsh Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
J Russell Marsh announces his bid for County Commissioner subject to Republican primaries. He has lived in Lorain County and resides in Eaton Township. Marsh is known as a salesman for A R Pickett and Son Nursery of Clyde and also runs a poultry business and farm in Eaton Township.
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J. Russell Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Lorain County
Eaton Township
A. R. Pickett and Son Nursery
Clyde
Elyrian Shows Real Nerve in Cleveland Taxi Incident
A Cleveland taxi driver, Joe Chamberlin of 104 Eastern Heights Blvd., fought off a gunman known to police as Herb Lapp after a theft and attempted bond jumping scheme. The assailant, armed with pliers, forced Chamberlin to drive through La Grange and Cleveland, later attacked him with a jack to escape. Chamberlin, frightened but unharmed, alerted authorities and the suspect was hospitalized under police guard. The incident involved threats to shoot and a plan to avoid trial for robbery.
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Cleveland
Cleveland City Hospital
Joe Chamberlin
Eastern Heights Blvd
City Cab Company
Chamberlin
Brown Hotel
East Avenue
Broad Street
la Grange
Clarence W. Dick
Elyria
Johnny
Herb Lapp
Lapp
LaPorte
63Th Street
Clark Avenue
Funeral services for former Treasury head William Woodin
New York May 4 funeral services for former Secretary of the Treasury William H. Woodin will be held at 4 PM Saturday at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The body will go to Berwick, Pa for burial. Woodin, a loyal ally of President Roosevelt in 1933 during the banking crisis, died after a prolonged throat infection. Survived by wife, daughter Mary Minor, son William H.A. Woodin Jr. and two daughters, his death prompted tributes from Roosevelt.
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New York
William H. Woodin
Roosevelt
White House
Woodin
Mary Minor
William HA. Woodin, Jr
Tucson
Ariz
Q. F. Harvey
Wallace W. Rowe
Cincinnati
Washington
American Car and Foundry Company
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States Treasury
Farley Awards Air Mail Contracts
Postmaster General James A Farley awarded 15 air mail contracts to low bidders while suspending three for investigation and advertising for bids on 10 new routes. The Army air service will transfer routes to private firms within 30 days, expanding mileage and saving about 9 million dollars annually.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Farley
Army
Senate and Oval Clash Over Adjournment in Ohio
In Columbus on May 4, the Ohio Senate and House faced a possible prorogation as they disagreed on final adjournment. The Senate urged immediate adjournment while the House preferred a recess subject to recall, amid a chaotic special session after failed school and taxation legislation. Governor has authority to prorogue if no accord is reached. only one prior use, by Gov Harry L. Davis in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Senate
House
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
84Th General Assembly
Motorist held in boy s death in Ridgeville
Robert E. McChesney of Cleveland faces manslaughter charges for the death of 14 year old George Winterfield of Ridgeville who was fatally injured when McChesney’s car, while attempting to close a door, left the road and struck a boy at nearby fields. The car traveled 104 feet, struck a barn, and stopped. Bond set at 1000, with hearing scheduled for Monday.
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Robert E. McChesney
Carnegie Avenue
Cleveland
Ridge Tool Company
Ridgeville
George Winterfield
McChesney
Joseph Petro
Clarence W. Dick
Aeld
Sherif
Return of Jane Robles At Hand In Tucson Kidnapping Case
Tucson May 4 United Press reports secret talks to settle a ransom for the nine year old heiress Jane Robles abducted nine days ago. Negotiations reportedly near conclusion over the $15,000 price tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coed Press
Tucson
Ariz
Jane Robles
United Press
Dick Announces Candidacy For Reelection
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick announced his candidacy today for a second term as sheriff, subject to the Republican primary in August. He cites improvements in both criminal and civil office operations, claiming greater efficiency and savings for taxpayers. Dick is married with two daughters and belongs to the Masons Elks Eagles Moose Lodges the Lorain County Fish and Game Association and the Kiwanis Club.
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Clarence W. Dick
Sheriff Dick
Masons, Elks, Eagles, and Moose Lodges
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Kiwanis Club
Hopple Proposes Speedy Utility Rate Hearings
Ohio Public Utilities Commission Chairman E J Hopple urged three reforms to hasten utility rate hearings and cut litigation costs. Speaking in Cleveland he called for higher annual payments into state coffers, legislative funding for the commission, and a streamlined data gathering process with tentative valuations and rate returns subject to protest and hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
E. J. Hopple
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Hopple
Cleveland
Special Advisory Committee On Public Utilities
Ohio State Bar Association
Ohio Commission
Utilities Commission
Commission
Cleveland Driver Fined For Truck Safety Violations
Robert Lensil of Cleveland was fined 200 dollars and costs by Justice Joseph Petro for operating a truck without proper safety markings and equipment and with improper P U C markings. He was arrested by deputy sheriffs with J W Ryan of Cleveland P U C investigator.
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Robert Lensil
Cleveland
Joseph Petro
J. W. Ryan
Two Miners Shot To Death In Plains Township
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on May 4 two miners were shot to death and two others narrowly escaped when an unemployed mine foreman ran amok at the Keystone Colliery in Plains Township. The dead were Alfonso Vita aged 24 and Louis Rodriguez.
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Wilkes-Barre. Ps
Keystone Calliery
Plains Township
Desd
Alfonso Vita
Louis Rodriguez
Subpoenas Issued For Nine Witnesses In Shaffer Murder Trial
Subpoenas for nine state witnesses were issued today in the A W Shaffer case from Norwalk charged with manslaughter over the Cleveland road bus crash of April 15 that killed six or seven people and injured several. Trial set for May 8 with possible further witnesses. Shaffer claims not to have been present.
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A. W. Shaffer
Norwalk
Shaffer
Cleveland Road
F. E. Steveng
C. F. Adams
Lorain
Harold Ewing
Elyrn
Malcolm Thomson
William Daniels
Nevin Western Lines
Earl Kirkpatrick
City Eyes Settlement With Activated Sludge Over Patent Case
The city council approved a proposed $7 500 settlement with Activated Sludge Inc for use of its process by the sewage disposal works. The firm threatened suit for patent rights violations and has sued other communities. it previously won in the US Court of Appeals. The council favored settling on terms to save money versus court. The company originally sought $13 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Activated Sludge Inc
W. H. Vanoster
Activated Sludge, Inc
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Monthly clinic at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children
Sixty five children from ages three months to nineteen years were examined at the Gates Hospital crippled children clinic. Drs Heyman and Lawrence led the examinations as Rotarians from various cities arrived with the youngsters. Participants came from Lorain Amherst Oberlin Oberlin area and numerous towns including Elyria, Pemberville, Jeromeaville, Middle Bass Island, La Grange, Avon, Shelby, Greenwich, Attica, Wadsworth, Seville, Crestline, Ashland, Fairport Harbor and others.
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Gates Hospital
Lorain
Amherst
C. H. Heyman
Cleveland
F. A. Lawrence
Elyria
E. F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Eisvna
Oberlin
Pemberville
Jeromes- Oberlin
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