County Board Meets Lorain Relief Workers
The Lorain relief case workers and County Commissioners clashed over cooperation and data on relief expenditures. Commissioner Dunn defended strict limits while Lorain worker Mrs. Ashbolt pressed for more information and faster action amid questions of non cooperation and emergency aid authorizations.
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Board of
Furteen Lorain
Salyix
Orain
Gale
Stem of
Relief Administration
Oscar G. Dunn
William Ashbolt
Lorain Relief
Dunn
Lorain
Ashbott
Lorai
Dann
Election workers urged to support party line in Lorain county
About 240 Republican election workers and precinct committeemen in Elyria Ridgeville and Carlisle Township were told at a meeting last night it is their duty to work for the party. Frank A. Stetson, Lorain county chairman, urged workers to booth count on election day and help mobilize. They were informed that booth workers must support one major party and half the other, and that precinct committeemen are to work in their districts. The event, invitees said, covered the national ticket and Taft Borah delegates, with Carl Curtis and Stei n organizing the gathering.
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Ian
Elyria
Ridseville
Atlisle Township
Pis
Alfots
Frank A. Stetson
le County Board of Elections
Cairman
Lorain Countyepublican Executive Committee
F Elections
Paris
Ing
Taft
Borah
HB. Burch
Akron
Stein
Carl Curtis
Elsra Central Committee
Weather Ohio Mostly Cloudy Then Light Showers
Mostly cloudy with warmer tonight and Wednesday. Light showers likely in western and extreme northern portions. Marine and urban areas may see limited precipitation. Temperatures remain mild with a slight cooling trend after Wednesday.
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Ohio
Frances Eleanor Smith Named Americas Mother of 1936
Mrs Frances Eleanor Smith of Claremont California 53 chosen by the Golden Ryle Foundation Mother's Day committee as The Americas Mother of 1936. Native of Virginia she moved to California as a girl and is mother to four sons and two daughters to be guest of honor of the communes in New York on Mothers Day.
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Frances Eleanor Smith
Claremont
Cal
Golden Ryle Foundation
Americas
Virginia
California
Rhe
New York
Elyria School Finances See Stable Outlook Through Summer
The Elyria Board of Education expects to cover obligations through July 1 if state funds arrive as anticipated. Pay delays for May salaries are minor, with second checks due about June 4. Uncertain timing on step pay adjustments may shift to June or after the school year ends, depending on state and county receipts.
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Elyria Board of Education
S. S. Rockwood
Rockwood
Rece
Sune
Roosevelt Wins 16 Votes In Maryland
Roosevelt carries Maryland with about five to one over Breckinridge as 1,308 of 1,427 precincts report in the Democratic primary. In Republican voting Gov Harry Nice wins unanimously. delegates to the state convention will back Nice at the national convention. Breckinridge campaign officials call the margin a protest vote signaling broader concerns.
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Saltimore
Mayr
Roosevelt
Maryland
Col
Henrys Breckinridge
Breckinridgie
Harry Nice
Nice
Baltimore
Breckinridge
Pennsylvania
Thomas Cadawalader
Martland
New York
Breckingridge
Rehearing Denied On Lorain Toll Interchange Contract
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission denied on May 5 the Lorain Telephone Company request for a rehearing of the order approving the toll interchange contract with Ohio Bell Telephone Company signed January 19, 1933.
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Columbus, CO
ILR
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Lorain Telephone Company
Lorain Company
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Plan To Close Two Schools In Pittsfield Two
Lorain County Board of Education moves to reorganize beside Pittsfield districts pending state approval. Plan contemplates forming Pittsfield Rural School District by merging Pittsfield Township and Pittsfield Special into one district with a shared board. Transfer of territory from Cuyahoga County and back would require legal action and resident petitions. projected enrollment around 75 across five existing one room schools.
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Lorain County
Carlisle
Pittsfield Township
Pitsfield
Pittsfield
Columbia Township
Curahoga Counry
Curahoga County
Cuyahoza County
Columbia
School Water Bill Question Not Settled
Elvyria's school water bill remains unsettled as the school board weighs whether to pay a $71,590 charge for four years of water. The debate hinges on Ohio law about charging for water to districts and a pending state interpretation. Negotiations with the city on a proposed meter based minimum rate and excess charges continue as a formal decision is postponed.
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Elvyria
Cuy Water Department
Nut
Appeals Court
Lorain County
Ohio
W O. McClellan
McClellan
Supreme Court
Avon Lake Board of Education
State Auditing Bureau
McClelan
Columbus
Auditing Bureau
Courts of Appeals
I. D. Faxon
Safety-Service
Faxon
Adjournment by June 1 Is Roosevelt Hope
President Roosevelt told congressional leaders he is ready for adjournment as soon as the tax bill and the appropriation measure pass. He hopes must legislation can be completed by June 1, with flood control, ship subsidy, chain store, and food drug controls carried over. He suggested delaying flood control to study a nationwide soil conservation angle.
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Washington
Rooosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Senute
Avon Lake Names New School Principal J Irvine King
J Irvine King a social science teacher at Avon Lake school for seven years, was elected principal by the Avon Lake board of education last night. He succeeds J Oppelr, who has served eleven years as principal and is named superintendent of schools at LaGrange. Oppelt previously taught at Lorain High and led Highland now Clearview. He will replace A W Jones in LaGrange after 15 years as principal and superintendent.
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J. Irvine Kingz
Avon Lake
Taft To Speak In Oberlin On Ohio Delegates Fight
Robert A Taft of Cincinnati will address a public meeting at Finney Chapel Oberlin at 4 15 p m detailing the Ohio delegates to the Republican National Convention opening in Cleveland June 9 The ballot on March 12 lists eight Taft pledged delegates and seven Borah delegates The Taft line is seen as a strategy to influence Borah's drive for control with delegates free to switch votes unless pledged Republicans on both sides are described as bound or free to change.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
William E. Borah
Sen. Borah
Borah
Bepenien
Judge Doyle to Speak at Wellington Primary Rally
The Wellington Women's Republican Club hosts a regional rally tomorrow night at 8 o clock. Judge Arthur W. Dorie of the court of appeals will headline as an announced Republican candidate for the district office. Local and county candidates will present their platforms. Mrs. L. C. Bradshaw chairs the event with Mrs. Goldie Perry of Elyria attending.
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Wellington
L. C. Bradshaw
Goldie Perry
Elyria
Lorain County
Republican Women's Club
Resolution For White Way Assessment Is Adopted
City council adopted on its third reading a resolution to assess 59 percent of the White Way lighting costs against abutting property owners with one dissenting vote by Elmer Nelson. The measure, supported by 70 percent frontage owners, aims to illuminate downtown before expected crowding from Cleveland attractions. Costs total 9 158 dollars with 4 675 to be assessed on price three.
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Elmer Nelson
Henry Sassmanhausen
Council
Leo R. Mevrer
Broad Street
White Way
Harres Chener
Cleveland
Arnstace
Jim Armitage
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
East
West
Broad and
Court Streets
Third Street
Massive Fascist mobilization marks Addis Ababa victory
In Italy crowds flood streets in a mass mobilization with bells sirens flags and uniforms to celebrate the occupation of Addis Ababa. Meanwhile in Columbus Ohio on May 5 a new Bureau of Investigation will be created within the State Division of Insurance to probe insurance claim rackets, staffed by one Republican and one Democrat.
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Rome
Max
C. P
Italy
Addis Ababa
Columbus
Bureau of Investigation
State Division of Insurance
Alfred A . Benesch
Benesch
Milo Reno Farm Leader Dies in Excelsior Springs
Milo Reno, Des Moines farm leader who headed the National Farmer Holiday Association, died today in Excelsior Springs Missouri after illness. He had come March 7 to convalesce from influenza, grew stronger to criticize New Deal farm policies, then contracted pneumonia and died after several days of fear.
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Excelsior Springs
L. Pli
Milo Reno
Des Moines
National Farmer Holiday Association
Reno
New Deal
Find Body Of Gagged Child In Grove
May 5 in Waterville Maine the beds of seven year old Mary Proulx missing since Sunday were found in a grove of alders near the Messalonskee River. The girl, child of Mr and Mrs Arthi Proulx formerly of Portland, had been bound gagged and criminally assaulted.
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Grove Waterville
Mary Proulx
Messalonskee River
Arthi Proulx
Portland
Postpone Questioning of Dr Townsend
The House old age investigating committee in Washington on May 5 postponed for two weeks any questioning of Dr. F. E. Townsend a 70 year old retired physician and author over a 24 billion dollar annual pension plan.
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Townsend Washington
House
F. E. Townsend
Public Enemies Face Capture or Death
Public enemies remain at large with capture or violent death looming for the last fugitives. Chiefs include Theodore H. Robinson Jr and William Mahan, both kidnappers, as Alvin Karpis was captured last week.
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Washington
Theodore H. Robinson, Jr
William Mahan
Alvin Karpis
Requests Referred To Committees In Elyria Council
Several minor requests were referred to proper committees by Council President Leonard Smith. The Harshaw Chemical Company request for better street lighting near its plant was sent to the streetlighting committee. A resolution to declare Elyria lacking relief funds was approved to include the city in the county relief unit. A move of a small building from Chestnut street to Second Baptist church property was referred to committees.
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Leonard Smith
Harshaw Chemical Company
Smith
Elyria
Chestnut Street
West Avenue
Second Baptist Church
16Th Street
William Smith
Central Fire Station
J. D. Faxon
Columbus
Seward Black
Council
Cleveland
George Thompson
Fairmount Street
Charlies Smith
Salvation Army Granted Use of School Grounds
The Board of Education approved a Salvation Army evangelistic campaign to be held on Opportunity School grounds at West Avenue and Sixth Street. Col. Alfred Chandler of New York will lead services June 19 to June 15. A tent seating 589 to 896 will be erected, with must clergy supplied by local churches. Some members objected to using the playground. others supported the plan citing campaign value.
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West Avrente
Salvanion Army
Bisha
Board of Education
Neai
Alfred Chandler
New York
Salvation Army
Julia Martin
Richard F. Stevens
Frank Spencer Jr
W. H
Conquest Of Ethiopia Completed
Italy completed the conquest of Ethiopia with troops entering Addis Ababa to relieve more than 4000 foreign residents including Americans and British. Troops moved along the Imperial Highway into the eastern quarter past the British legation, approaching the new palace area as a potential provisional seat of government.
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London
Italy
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Legations
Imperial Highway
British Legation
Foreign Office
Sidney Barton
Krouch
Legation
New Palace
Ethio Pian
Approval of Recreation and Health Camp Plans for Lorain County
County commissioners approved a WPA recreation project for playgrounds and beaches, with 25 to 39 jobs, contingent on assurance that a summer health camp for undernourished children in Lorain County would be approved. WPA director S D Downing reported funds are assured and work would begin late month, as Hindman and Dr G E French discussed details with the board.
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WPA
Lorain County
S. D. Downing
Sandusky
Sould
Couner
Downing
L. B. Hindman
G. E. French
Eistia
Fands Suffi
Hindman
Alfred Schurr
Colored Republican Club Mass Meeting Slated on East Broad
The Colored Republican Club will hold a mass meeting Wednesday evening March 6 at F War’s Hall on East Broad Street. All Republican candidates are invited to discuss issues affecting citizens. Principal speaker will be Hon Joe Thomas of Cleveland candidate for congressman at large. Added attraction includes Negra Spirituals and the Negro National Anthem by the Chapman Singers directed by Isaac Chapman. The program aims promptly at six o clock. The public is invited.
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Cind
Halli
East Broad Street
Joe Thomas
Cleveland
Chapman Singers
Isaac Chapman
Oeleck
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Roosevelt Hope
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Getten
J. Irvine King
Judge Doyle
Addis Awaba
Haile Selassie
Quizzero Menen
United States
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Colored Republican Club
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