Ohio Legislature Ends Deadlocked Session In Ohio
In Columbus on May 5 the legislature adjourned by governor order after 44 days of stalemate over school revenue and subdistrict funding. The adjournment until November 19 aims to clear tax questions, with the governor noting likely continued discussions on a smaller budget if economies permit. Several measures passed include liquor control, Old Age pensions, delinquent tax enforcement, and municipal finance tools.
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Columbus
White
Ohio
Harry L. Davis
Senate
Charlies Sawyer
Frank Cave
General Assembly
Lquor Department
Boards of Education
Ohio Weather Forecast Showers Tonight and Sunday
Showers over Ohio tonight and Sunday with cooler air. Lake Erie area remains unsettled and north and east portions may see stronger showers Sunday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Open Call For Armed Revolt In Havana Sparks Tense Uprising
Antonio Guiteras, Cuba's leading opposition figure, declares armed revolt as the only path to honest elections. Patriotic Cubans plan revolution potentially with U.S. intervention. Government opts for force amid student riots in Havana Santa Clara and Oriente. three students shot. Police raid Havana Institute, seizing arms and explosives. a 48 hour school strike is called by student leaders.
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United Frees
Havana
Antonio Guiteras
Guiteras
United Press
Gran San Martin
United States
Gulteras
Ramon Grau San Martin
Santa Clara
Oriente
Havana Institute
Ten Anticrime Bills Before House
Washington May 45 Administration pushes quick passage of ten anticrime bills in the house to curb racketeering kidnapping and extortion. Senate has passed several measures. Proposals include making it federal offense to kill or assault a federal officer and to use interstate lines for extortion or kidnapping. Federal penalties for penitentiary staff aiding riots, federal jurisdiction in bank robberies, and a $25000 reward for outstanding public enemies are among the provisions.
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Washington
Justice Department
House
Senate
Federal Penitentiary
34 Names Drawn For Jurors From Lorain County
The jury wheel yielded 34 names to serve as jurors this month. Eighteen report May 14 from Elyria Lorain and other towns, with lists including Lillis Qbitts, Falren Birkline, Mary Blair, Irene Pryce, J H Roemer, John Kendsel, Mrs Frank Stipe and more. The notices name jurors from Elyria Lorain North Olmsted and suburban areas for May service.
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Elyria
Eva Shattuck
Floral Court
Riley Hastings
16Th Street
Eric D. Chapman
LaPorte
Karl P. Reely
Gulf Farms
Fred Beaver
Cornell Avenue
Jenny Nead
Carlisle
Lorain
Waldena Gifford
Edward Golinski
P. P. Delis
Robert Gilliland
John Fowler
Iva Procses
A. E. Bates
John Wresinski
Hubert Dechant
Beulah Blane
North Olmsted
Lillis Qbitts
Third Street
Falren Birkline
East Avenue
Mary Blair
Irene Pryce
Seventh Street
J. H. Roemer
John Kendsel
Frank Stipe
Lilly Cairns
Andrex Bereznar
D. S. DeFoe
Rena Cobb
Nathan Lerit
Marie Glarna
James Murray
Rochester
Cora Wilcox
Oberlin
Clara Bacon
Strownhelm
James Davidson
Avon
John Hostetler
Henrietta
Republican Candidates Invited to Address Lorain Club
Republican primary election candidates are invited to present their qualifications to the Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club at the YMCA meeting Tuesday, announced by Leonard Smith, club president.
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Lorain County
Young Men's Republican Club
Leonard Smith
Navy dirigible Macon joins fleet maneuvers near Guantanamo
Miami May 5 The Navy dirigible Macon leaves for Opa-Locka base to join the U S fleet for maneuvers in the vicinity of Guantanamo Bay.
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Nave Dirigible
U. S
Miami
Fila
Macon Jeft
Oua-Locka
Licinity
Guantanamo
Man Struck by Elvin Near Death
Herber Lapp, held in Cleveland City Hospital in critical condition after a confrontation with Elyria taxi driver Joe Chamberlin who was robbed of 1.50. Chamberlin, forced to drive to Cleveland, struck Lapp with a jack when changing a flat tire, injuring him severely. police report a car linked to the Elyria incident remains held for investigation.
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Herber Lapp
Cleveland
City Hospital
Joe Chamberlin
Elyria
Chamberlin
Lapp
Fred Dean
Fairlawn Avenue
Tornado kills four in southern Oklahoma
Four persons died as a tornado swept across a 70 mile path in southern Oklahoma injuring a dozen others. Three died near Atsuma and a fourth north of Nowata near the Kansas line. Tulsa county officials joined welfare leaders to organize relief and rebuilding in the Alsuma Union school district.
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Julia
Okla
Oklahoma
Atsuma
Here
Nowata
Kansas State Line
Tulsa
County Welfare Organization
Alsuma-Union
Violence Flares In Cleveland Strike At Gas Stations
Violence erupted in Cleveland as a 2000 gasoline station attendants strike entered its third week. Raiders broke windows and damaged pumps at eight stations owned by major oil firms. two men were arrested. Independent stations supplied fuel after agreeing to union terms.
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Cleveland
Boy Burned by 220 Volt Wire While Climbing Tree
Donald Jackson 12 of North Ridge Road near Stop 7 suffered serious burns after grabbing a 220 volt line while climbing a tree. Passersby and utility workers cut power and helped remove him. He was taken to St Joseph Hospital in Lorain with burns on his back.
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Donald Jackson
North Ridge Road
Stop 7
Myer Star
Tillie Baldwin
Star
Cities Service Company
Sheriff's Office
Ohio Public Service Company
Fred Fries
James Tichnor
Cities Service Oil Company
Paul Chapman
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Charles
Four Arrested for Theft and Sentences Issued
Howard Mercer 21 of West River street and three youths were arrested for stealing aluminum flasks from the Duplex Foundry, which officials say totaled about 224 missing flasks. Mercer, paroled in 1932 for burglary and larceny, was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory as a parole violator, while the three accomplices pleaded guilty to petit larceny and faced sentencing.
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Howard Mercer
West River Street
Mansfield Reformatory
W. B. Thompson
Mercer
Steve Tomcko
Waverly Street
Chester Lupinski
Shear Street
Joe Davis
Duplex Foundry Company
Lloyd Sweet
W. H. Vanoster
Sweet
Duplex Foundry
Public Utilities Board restrains Nevin Bus Lines suspension
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission was restrained from suspending Nevin Western Bus Lines operations pending a May 14 hearing on charges of safety-order noncompliance. Six people were killed in a crash involving the line near Elyria on April 15. Judges Florence E. Allen and Benson Hough granted the injunction. The line operates in Northern Ohio.
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Dayton
Oho Public Utilities Commission
Nevin Western
U. S. Circuit Cour
Florence E. Allen
Benson Hough
Ohio
Cascade Park Opens Roadways and Entrances With New Features
Cascade Park will open to automobile traffic tomorrow with major improvements. A new Lodi Street entrance, rock garden driveway, and donated materials cut costs, while CWA labor financed most work. Six white pines and shrubs are planted, a future waterfall is planned, and a new shelter house aids picnickers. Roadways rebuilt with slag, tennis courts repaired, dam materials ready for river canoeing, and additional entrances planned at Washington Avenue Hillsdale Court and Mariyo Street.
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Cascade Park
Elyria
Park Commission
Lodi Street
Donald Gray
Cleveland
Ohio
CWA
Cleveland Stone Company
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Woodland Avenue
Gray
D. Y. Robertson
Elywood
Ely Ford
Washington Avenue
Hillsdale Court
Mariyo Street
Johnson Defends NRA as Enemies Plan to Sabotage Recovery
Columbus May 5 Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson told a mass meeting at the State Fair stadium that organized enemies of the Blue Eagle seek to scuttle the national recovery program. He denied Roosevelt altered the plan and urged united support, warning critics threaten solidarity and economic upheaval. Johnson argued the program has not weakened and cited dangers from opposition groups and misleading slogans.
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Johnson
Blue Eagle
Columbus
Hugh 5S. Johnson
State Fair Stadium
NRA
Roosevelt
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Rockwood Marks 25 Years as Elyria School Clerk
S S Rockwood recalls a quarter century as clerk of the Elyria Board of Education. Appointed May 3 1909 he watched enrollment double from about 2500 to near 5000 and details expansion of six new and two enlarged schools plus remodeling at Washington School.
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Elyria Board of Education
5. S. Rockwood
Washington School
Rockwood
Elyria
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Fay Manufacturing Company
Colson Company
Worthington Ball Company
W. R. Comings
Comings
F. M. Shelton
R. C. Maston
Gates
Garford
Ely
Allen
Edison
Elyria High
Hamilton
Franklin
Washington
Light Shower At Derby Track
A light shower fell at Churchill Downs as crowds arrived for the Kentucky Derby. The track, after morning rain, was nearly dry. rain ended around noon EST and overcast skies suggested more showers might come. Memorial Hospital said Mrs James Williams and her daughter Odessa, two bus crash victims, were released to return to Cleveland. remaining patients include Miss Anna Sherba and Mrs Marie Kaser. Leaking gasoline from a car carburetor was blamed for a fire.
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Churchill Downs
Memorial Hospital
James Williams
Odessa
Cleveland
Anna’ Sherba
Duquesne
Marie Kaser
Huntington Park
Calif
Four Year Old Boy Killed Crossing Road Near Elyria
Peter Caruso four of 1558 Reid avenue Lorain was killed when struck by a car driven by Mrs. W H Schneider of Rossford Ohio near Toledo on Lake road west of the Elyria water works. He was with his father George Caruso who left him in the car to pick dandelions. The boy ran into the road as his back was turned. No charges against the driver. He was taken to Reichlin Reidy and Scanlan funeral home and survived by his parents and an eleven month old sister.
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Peter Caruso
Reid Avenue
Lorain
W. H. Schneider
Rossford
Toledo
Lake Road
Elyria Water Works
George Caruso
Water Works
Operations at Tube Plant Gain Steady. National Tube Co Plans Week
The National Tube Company announces next week’s schedule showing continued improvement. Three blast furnaces and 11 open hearth furnaces operate. Bessemer converter doubles. mills and lines including blooming skelp and lapp mills run on specified five to four day cycles. Continuous operation planned for seamless mills across the week.
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National Tube Company
Bessemer
Iskep
Lapp
Suit filed over Center Ridge road bus crash death
In Cleveland Ohio on May 5 a damages suit for 75000 was filed by administrator Irouim Sirbu for the death of George Serban of Youngstown. The action names Nevin Western Bus Lines Inc and Norwale Track Line Co, charging unlawful conduct and negligence after a crash that killed six people. The complaint says the bus was driven at a dangerous speed and the driver lacked proper control, leaving Serban’s daughter dependent on him for support.
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Cleveland. C
Center Ridge Road
George Serban
Youngstown
Irouim Sirbu
Serban
Nevin Western Bus Lines Inc
Norwale Track Line Company
Steel Output To Reach New High Mark For Year
Steel output in Youngstown is set to rise next week with five plants near or above 51 percent capacity. Open hearth furnaces at 57 plants will melt starting Monday. Carnegie Steel and Sharon Steel Hoop report gains to 72 and 75 percent respectively, while Republic Steel remains unchanged. A fire damaged an automobile owned by W F Hunter at 347 South Marie Street Amherst yesterday afternoon near Broad Street and Middle Avenue.
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Youngstown
Youngstows Sheet & Tube Co
Carnegie Steel Co
Sharon Steel Hoop Co
Republic Steel Corp
W. F. Hunter
South Marie Street
Amherst
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
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John Murbach
Lee Stroup
C. H. Cushing
P. H. Boynton
William G. Sharp
W. N. Gates
Maynard
Walter Watts
T. T. Robinson
Emma D. Olds
Olds
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Elleo Shaw
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