Lorain County to Hire 16 New Teachers Next Year
Lorain county schools will add sixteen new teachers next year from a 225 member staff under the county superintendent R. P. Vaughn. Excluded are Amat, Wellington, and LaGrange, which hire directly. Avon Village employs four new teachers. Avon Lake one. Ridgeville 16. Clearview 15. Avon Lake third with 15. list includes principals and numerous new hires across townships, villages, and rural districts as the county consolidates under the county office.
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Lorain County
R. P. Vaughn
Am~at
Wellington
LaGrange
Avon School
Avon Village
Avon Lake
Columbia Township
Grafton Township
Sheffield Lake
Markley
Murray Ridge
Pittsfield Township
Russia Township
Ridgeville Township
Clearview
BE. A. Scamman
Ruth Lang
Virginia Goodwin
W. E. Blake
Helen Mack
Helen Lowe
Rosemary Schmidt
Alice Smalley
Nathalia GeMeiner
Marcene Plerman
Avon Lake Village
J. L. Oppelt
David Yocom
J. I. King
Ruth Connor
Lorene Billman
Edna Phillips
Grace Kleinhans
Albert Walker
Myra Ladrach
Hazel Schriver
Blanch Smart
Hazel Richards
Edith Diedrich
Weather Forecast for Ohio Bright and Warmed
Ohio forecast shows fair conditions with warmer temperatures overall and cooler in the extreme southwest tonight. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies with a chance of local afternoon thundershowers in certain areas.
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Ohio
72 Crippled Children At Clinic Held Here Today
Seventy two crippled children from 33 Northern Ohio communities attended the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children clinic. A four month old girl from Jeromeville joined others from Elyria Oberlin Lorain Spencer Vermilion and more for examinations and ongoing treatments by Dr C H Hayman of Cleveland and Dr F A Lawrence of Elyria.
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Jeromeville
Ohio
Gates Hospital
Elyria
Oberlin
Lorain
Spencer
Vermilion
Havana
Plymouth
Polk
Nankin
Rocky River
Galton
Bucyrus
Crestline
Seville
Sandusky
Ashland
Lucas
Norwalk
Mansfield
Wadsworth
Medina
Shelby
Litchfield
Willard
Butter
Bellville
Geneva
Burgoon
Bellevue
East Orwell
Rock Creek
Rome
Legions Drive for Jobs Under Way in Elyria
More than 100 volunteers from the American Legion and local civic groups gathered at the Elyria Legion Home to launch a campaign against unemployment. Attorney Dan B. Symons led a meeting detailing the plan to form 16 captains with 10 assistants each to organize teams across districts including North Eaton, Columbia, LaGrange, Ridgeville, and Grafton. The effort pledges 339 hours of work and aims to place the unemployed into immediate jobs.
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American Legion
Elyria
Ohio Street
Dan B. Symons
North Eaton
George Cornish
Columbia District
Rev. H. D. Halderman
LaGrange
Charles A. Rawson
Paul E. Sage
Ridgeville
Howard van Arsdale
Grafton
Berney Rothgery
H. L. Collins
Vicinity
C. A. Persona
Toledo Girl Murdered by Fiend
Miss Winifred Rafferty a 22 year old dietician at Rob inwood hospital was found murdered on a front lawn in an exclusive Toledo district. Police say she was strangled with evidence of a brutal struggle and torn clothing. A suspect identity has not been established.
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Toledo
Winifred Rafferty
Robinwood Hospital
Richard Carr
State Approves Elyria's Funds Diversion Plan
The State Relief Commission approved diverting 276000 from gasoline tax and motor vehicle license tag funds to relieve cities and Summit County in 1932. Summit County gets 200000, Fostoria 10000, Mansfield 17000, Bedford 8000, Elyria 28000, with other cities receiving portions of their annual receipts from assessments.
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Columbus
State Relief Commission
Summit County
Fostoria
Mansfield
Bedford
Elyria
Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Probe Rocked by Bond Hearing
Washington May 6 Gaston B Means the Harding era figure remained jailed after unable to post a 100000 bond on charges he defrauded Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLean of 100000 given to recover the Lindbergh baby means had earlier met with McLean and promised to produce the child amid a web of alibis travels and staged negotiations as U S Attorney Leo Raver prepared to convene the grand jury.
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Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Means
Evelyn Walsh McLean
Washington
McLean
Edward B. McLean
Lindbergh
Leo Raver
U. S
District of Columbia
Harding
Evalyn Walsh McLean
William J. Burns
Department
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Emory
Land
Col. Lindbergh
Albert Fox
New York
el Paso
Téx
Mexico
Concord
N. C
Alexandria
Atory
McLeane
Adverse Report On Patman Bonus By Committee
Washington May 6 The House Ways and Means Committee ordered the 22 billion Patman Soldiers Bonus Bill and all cash payment measures for Veterans Adjusted Service Certificates adversely reported by a 15 to 10 vote. The move derails hopes for action this session. Representative Patman said a vote by petition could not occur before June 13. Five Democrats joined ten Republicans to pass the adverse report. The Democrats voting yes were Collier Lewis Crisp Rainey and Ragan. Ragan had supported the bill in committee but backed the majority on its defeat.
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Washington
U.R
Patman
House
Ways and ‘Means Committee
Congress
Rep
Texas
Collier
Miss
Lewis
Crisp
Rainey
Ragan
Ark
Marcon completes two Lindbergh baby search cruises
Norfolk reports the yacht Marcon finished two weeklong search cruises for Charles A Lindbergh Jr and plans a seventh voyage from the submarine base. The kidnap plotters have not appeared while associates of John Hughes Curtis show dwindling confidence. Rumors of Lindbergh aboard or aboard planes near sea are denied by Curtis associates. Capt Kenneth Whiting headed naval air reconnaissance yesterday.
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Norfolk
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Marcon
Lindbergh
John Hughes Curtis
Curtis
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Naval Base
Kenneth Whiting
Naval Air Station
Joint viewing set for Fortuna ditch in two counties
Lorain and Cuyahoga county commissioners plan a joint view on June 2 to assess improving Fortuna ditch crossing both counties. Local commissioners will conduct the view after Cuyahoga officials missed the initial appointment. A hearing on the proposed improvement is slated for June 9.
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Lorain
Cuyahoga County
Fortune Ditch
Sheffield Ditch Improvement Petition Rejected At Hearing
The Lorain City petition to improve Sheffield ditch was denied at the first hearing by the ed commissioners this morning. Even Mayor Joseph Conley, who backed the project, opposed it. A. F. Mead of Lorain was sent to the Ohio penitentiary to serve one to ten years for forgery, with Deputy Sheriff William Caley and George Breagget involved.
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Sheffield
Lorain City
Joseph Conley
A. F. Mead
Lorain
Ohio Penitentiary
Wiliam Caley
George Breagget
Standard Oil to Acquire Pan American Properties
May 6 Chicago reports President Edward G. Seubert of Standard Oil Indiana said the $446 000 000 sale of Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company foreign properties to Standard Oil Company of New Jersey was practically concluded.
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Chicago
Edward G. Seubert
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company
Standard 61l Co
New Jersey
Premier Sidky Pasha escapes assassination bid in Cairo
May 6 report says Premier Ismail Sidky Pasha survived an early bomb attempt as his train was targeted. The blast wrecked a railway section but the train continued after repairs, with officials confirming no injuries and the premier unharmed.
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Cairo
Ismail Sidky Pasha
Liquor feud blamed for ax murder in Cleveland
John Pinzarroni, 48, owner of a bootlegging operation, was found murdered in his automobile in Cleveland. Police attribute the killing to a liquor feud. A still was found at his home. Pinzarroni was arrested on liquor charges last fall. His skull was fractured by an ax or hatchet blow. the weapon is missing according to reports.
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Cleveland
John Pinzarroni
Pinzarroni
Senate Finance Committee Revises Normal Income Tax Rates
The Senate Finance Committee cut normal income taxes to 3 percent on the first 4000, 6 percent on the next 4000, and 9 percent above that, restored two year limits on miscellaneous taxes, and kept a 25 percent earned income allowance. The Austrian government led by Dr. Carl Kuresch resigned today after forming in 1931 and reorganizing in January.
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Senate Committee
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Vienna
Carl Kuresch
Mills proposes new revenue program in tax bill clash
Secretary of the Treasury Mills told the Senate Finance Committee he would oppose income and surtax increases in the amended tax bill. Mills met with Republican members led by Senator Watson. reporters were told his remarks could not be printed.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Mills
Senate Finances Committee
Treasury
Governor may seek amend Bond Act in special session
In Columbus Ohio May 6 the governor may request the legislature in a May 16 special session to amend the Espy-Roberts Retief Bond law. A defect found during study of a 1 million dollar Hamilton County bond application could bar counties from issuing relief bonds and add to utility tax burdens.
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Columbus
White
Atte
Hamilton County
Senate panel elevates income tax burden in budget plan
Washington May 5. Senate finance committee proposes higher income tax rates to balance the budget. New plan would lift taxes by about 322 million annually, with rates 4 percent on the first 4000, a surtax rising to 55 percent above 1 million, and elimination of the 25 percent earned income allowance.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Committee On
Connally
Tex
House
Counties Issue Relief Bonds Under Fiscal Law
Counties plan relief bond payments due on bond maturities unless general revenue funds cover them. Law sets bond maturity for 1933 but receipts from increased liquor excise tax were to retire the issue. Revenue became available in February 1936.
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General Revenue
Paris President Doumer Shot at Charity Fete
Paris May 6 President Paul Doumer 75 was shot twice during a charity event by Russian exile Panl Gorgouloff, now under police guard. He was still gravely ill but receiving transfusions and showing a fighting chance according to doctors.
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Paris
Paul Doumer
Beaujon
Interior Ministry
Doumer
Gausset
M. Tardieu
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Supreme Court
Aurillac
Sami
Chamber of Deputies
Tie
France
Paul, Guichard
Claude Farrere
Authors’ League
Farrere
Guichard
Panl Gorgouloff
Labenskaya
Russia
Monaco
Europe
Prague
United Press
Gorgouloft
America
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Brownhelm Township
F. M. Smith
Bertha Barber
Devyona Lehman
Lamoyne Green
Alma Bauer
Bernice Bauman
Gladys Tarr
Eleanor Knobie
Camden Township
Ruth Kelly
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Mildred Crowder
Harry Frankfather
Carlotta Schwartz
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Edna Barth
Mildred Moulton
Pauline Clutter
Pauline Roas
Eaton Township
EH. F. Litzenberg
Carl DeVore
Philip Wallace
Velma Leiby
Margaret Jantz
Mary Charlton
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J. P. Norfleet
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