Soviet Union In Default On Debt
United States clams the Soviet Union is in default on debt as of May 8. Attorney General Homner B. Cummings formally proclaims default. Ambassador Troyanovsky protests, saying Moscow signed no obligation to pay debts of earlier Russian governments. Rapprochement with Germany adds complexity as Berlin waives claims only if Moscow never pays others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
France
Great Britain
Homner B. Cummings
Alexander Troyanovsky
State Department
Berlin
Germany
Death notices from Amherst and Lorain Ohio including Shauver and Lorence records
Death records from Amherst report Mrs Christina Shauver died at home on North Main Street at ten last evening aged 9 years born in Germany she married William Shauver at nineteen and lived in Amherst since. funeral Thursday at two at St Peter's Evangelical church. Lorain notice for George Lorence Sr aged 69 of East 22nd Street died at St Joseph's Hospital after illness. survived by wife Anna children Charles J Heathcote Elyria Arthur Lehman Lorance Omar Wright Albert Lorence and 15 grandchildren. services scheduled at Reichlin-Copley Funeral Home and Zion Lutheran church with burial at Elnwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Shauver Amherst
Christina Shauver
North Main Street
Germany
America
William Shauver
Amherst
Detroit
Hattie Shauver
Henry
C. E. Seamidt
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Cleveland Street
George Lorence
Lorain
East 22Nd Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. Lorence
Czecho-Slovakia
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
National Tube
Wood Lumber Company
Zion Lutheran Church
Slovak- Lutheran Society
Anna
Charles
Co. J. Heathcote
Elyria
Arthur Lehman
George Lorence, Jr
Curtis
Nebraska
Omar Wright
Albert Lorence
Glenville
California
Robert Smith Dies at 61 in Lorain County Home
Robert Smith aged 61 of Lorain County Home died last evening at 5 45 PM at Elvria Memorial Hospital. His body was sent to Lorain Funeral Home for preparation and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Lorain County
Elvria Memorial Hospital
Lorain Funeral
Legion to See Reel of Sports Events 1935
Ed Bang, sports editor of the Cleveland News, will present a Newsreel of outstanding sports events from 1935 to members of the American Legion at their monthly meeting. The event will be held at the Legion home on Street.
City authorizes settlement over disposal plant process
The council authorized Solicitor Howard Butler to settle with Activated Sludge Inc for up to 7500 for the city's use of a sewage disposal plant process that the company holds patent rights to. Butler said an optimal settlement is hoped despite threats of suit after an initial offer of 15500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Butler
Activated Sludge, Inc
Butler
Cornel
Elyria Stores Tackle Wednesday Afternoon Closing Policy
Elyria Local Retail Code Authority will decide the summer Wednesday afternoon closing policy at its next meeting scheduled for Tuesday. Most merchants favor July and August half day closings, while opinion remains split on June. All stores will stay open on Wednesday afternoons during March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Retail Code Authority
Joe
Mar
Mid Ave Fill Plans Backed For Cascade Bank
City Engineer J M Powell said arrangements were made to obtain bed material from Middle Avenue for fill along Cascade Street bank. Material washed away would be replaced with Middle Avenue fill considered more durable than earth. Also reports of car theft recovery, two bicycle thefts, and streetlight relocation for Standard Oil project. A resident sought damages for stocking loss after a fall on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ave
J. M. Powell
Sounds Last Might
Middle Avenue
Cascade Street
Large Attendance at Elyria VFW Meeting
The Elyria Post No. 1973 VFW held a regular meeting at 640 Broad Street with a very large attendance. Commander T. A. Shattuck presided. Thomas Mihalis could not attend. The post will participate in Memorial Day services in Kipton on May 36 and Brownhelm on May 27, and Poppy Car plans led by Comrade Bradley aim to sell poppies on Saturday May 26 with members urged to wear uniforms. A splendid lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
V. FP
Broad Street
T. A. Shattuck
Thomas Mihalis
Carl Humphrey
Kipton
Brownhelm
Bradley
Court actions seek foreclosure and divorces in area cases
The Citizens Home and Savings Association sues Lot tie Mar Webb et al for 1148 on a promissory note with foreclosure sought in Sheffield township. Lloyd H. Werner of Lorain sues Teresa of Sandusky for divorce on gross neglect. Two cars driven by Felix Toziniak and Edward Hanelsen were damaged in a Route 59 collision near South Amherst. Deputies Nau and Chapman report Toziniak headed to a driveway at Mrs. F. Pankst. Divorces and absences also appear in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Home and Savings Association
Lottie Mar Webb
Lloyd H. Werner
Lorain
Teresa
Sandusky
Felix Toziniak
South Amhe
Edward Hanelsen
Henrietta
Route 59
South Amherst
Affternoon
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Toziniak
F. Pankst
Milk Industry Legislation Explained to Lorain Producers
Legislation to clarify the milk industry was discussed at the Lorain County Milk Producers Association meeting. Justin C. Burner and former author of the Bur Bill described the Ohio Milk Commission and ongoing difficulties. State legislators Thomson and others spoke on cooperation, finance, and market conditions across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appr
Lorain County Milk Producers’ Association
Justins
C. E. Bur
Ner
Ohio Mik Commission
PL H.R Lorain County
Repuie
State Legislaim
Thomson
Aig Finance
Tlon
Paul Youngs
Ohio State University Extension
Fourteen Hurt As Truck Collision Sparks Court Case
Fragmented OCR recap shows a Lorain Elyria court action linked to a fatal crash involving Krista Tone and a Tareen truck. Jury details list multiple witnesses and officials, with references to youths, parents, and a civil claim filed by local authorities. The piece mentions a prompt appeal to youth courage amid danger and delayed paces of hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat Fitzpatrick
Jett
Sennon
Tae Sierse
Schaffer
Krista Tone
Fae
Sistant Pro
Tok
Lorain
Elyria
Thomsen
Ruth
Shaw
Schafer
Cour
Colt Mer
Heey Moneers
South Amhoere
Broadway Bound selected for Oberlin senior play
Oberlin seniors choose Broadway Bound a three act comedy by Jean Lew Latham for May 24 and 25 at the high school auditorium directed by Miss Louisa McCaw. Cast includes Barbara Dudley as Mrs Hull and Dean Wehling as Pop Bishop with a large ensemble of senior performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Jean Lew Latham
Louisa McCaw
Jean MacMillan
Kitty Belmont
Alice Ruth
Richard Stocker
Bille Jacobs
Paul Montgomery
Virginia Richardson
Jennifer Keyes
van Corneil
Tharon Parsons
Jennifer
Wayne Mitchell
Harold Hovey
Myra Terrell
Rosemary Heouzshton
Ludwig Hahn
Edgar Lee
Tuberculosis Testing Sparks Debate In Amherst Area
County report shows tuberculosis positive reaction rates among school children rising from 7.4 to 28.2 percent in several locations including Amherst and Oberlin. Dr Smith notes positive results require further testing to confirm actual disease. County health chief Eastman urges early discovery to curb the disease, while local officials report a 1953 death rate of 9.9 per 1,000 and a birth rate of 9.6 per 1,000. Amid budget cuts, South Amherst High will hire four teachers next year, with Hendershot facing contract renewal decisions and a possible shift in duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Gays
Adren
Amherst
Anmiherst
Oberlin
Penn Columbia
Gratton
Smith
Read
F. E. Eastman
Coin Board
Senatorium
Ruth Paddoce
County Board of Health
Health Department
Ieary
Varus
Viliaze
Hendershot
South Amherst Board of Education
Paul Mori
William Beckstien
Ridgar Alberts
Christopher Krieg
Circle Heussner
Mori
Beckstien
Krieg
Alberts
Heussner
Helen Myers
South Amherst
South Amherst High Schoo
E. F. Lit
Zenders of Eaton
Charles Brown
Acrinz
Duff
Heldershat
Bethany College
Zanesville
Bors
R. 4
Vaughn
Lorain County Schools
Number Three Continued from Part One
A fragmentary note recalls a continued item tied to a school day near a locale. The unreadable text leaves the main events and names unclear, delivering only hints of a sequence or item labeled number three without concrete details.
Street Light Change Approved by Council
A request to relocate the street light at West Avenue and Ninth Street was approved by the council last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
West Avenue
Ninth Street
Inciteful Backlash as Detectives Hunt for Missing Victim
A chaotic page fragment shows detectives alert for a crime victim amid a crowded scene. The narrative contrasts a grim incident with a weary crowd, while an unnamed man is escorted away. The man’s quip “I'm glad to be back” hints at recent troubles and a return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areck
Kaern Rum Chirac
City’s Obscene Literature Law Faces Test in Trial
Mayor W H Vanoster presides as Arthur Hess of Broad street is found guilty of selling obscene literature. Four co-defendants H B McCullough Lodistreet Mrs Ben Becker and Mrs Ro M Loretz face continued cases. Attorneys move to strike affidavits. motions denied. Hess seeks new trial and appeal. Local judge cites common law obscenity standards and urges public decency. Another merchant 12¢ Hallet of Middle avenue pleads guilty and is fined 25 dollars, suspended on promise not to sell obscene works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vanoster Yeater
Arthur Hess
Broad Street
H. B. McCullough
Yellow Line
Ben Becker
Lodistreet
Ro M. Loretz
Middle Avenue
Hess
EW Frankenstein
Cineinnath
Lawrence Job
Lorain
Yesterdas
City of Elyria
W. OH. Vanoster
Frankenstein
Job
Howard Rawson
Vanoster
Mayer
Hallet
Oasis
Fall of a Titan: Jasuif’s Empire Crashes Amid Public Sorrow
A massive postscript on a fallen monarch unfolds as a crowd of hundreds gathers behind police lines to view the shattered empire of a 74 year old magnate. He returns humiliated, his wealth and influence collapsed after a two year ascent marked by vast investments and public adulation. The price of failure ripples through 200,000 investors as the pyramid of his empire crumbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasuif
Monarci
Jim
Samuel
York
Anne
Chicago
Ineull
Calsa
Nis
Market notes mix of eggs poultry fruit and grains
A dense market ledger lists eggs poultry and produce prices and terms across several items. It covers eggs fowl ducks turkeys broilers and a variety of vegetables with fluctuating prices, plus grain and livestock quotes from Chicago Cleveland Minneapolis and Toledo markets. It notes stock market references and historic price ranges with brief context on supply and demand.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brown Hotel
Grover M. Patton
Pasadena Avenas
Patton
Herbert Mason
Floral Court
Dick Bell
Third Street
Franklin School
Comcast Night
Cedar
Standard Oil Company
Council
M A. R. Rothgery
N Street
Lodi
Finance Committee
Sam Reitman
Polices
David Hy
Marcy Vanoster
Howard
Stankard
Basies
The
Elyria Fur Skoppe
Elizabeth F
Varcoe
Willam
Roone
North Vigasant Street
Mes
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Amherst and
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
Jenkins
Washington, D.C
Mary White
South Pleasant Street
Agnes Felknoer
N. A. Martin
Carmel Sage
LaCrange
Ida Cheney
Linden
O. E
Martin
Frank Wilson
E. W. Sapulding
Schwartz
Helen Humphrey
Mary
Oberlin Friends
C. R. Summers
Hollywood Avenue
Odd Fellows
Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Edith Princehorn
Spring Street
Goodrich
Michigan
Ruth Brocks
Paget
Lea Yesternoo
Ahsna
Torres
Insalt
Witte
Brediers
Ohio
Leutst- Maine
Niewtty
Chicagh
May
Stevis VO
USS Tubby
Ewss
Creamery Specialy
Freed
Sue
Slye
Avi Tock Springa Spiessei
Leshern
Thos
Ela Lee Ley Peewee Sey
United States Department of Xelentture
Idaho
U.S
Middle West
Antony
Cosy Cbanters
New York
Chicana
Ustill
Midas
Greece
Nome
Insuli
Edisonu
Miy
Tusuli
Chinobistars
Dore
London
Nova, Uta
Ned
Minneapolis Ghain
Minneapolis
Toledo
Hove
eTeay
Toledo Ghain Close
Cleveland
Cleveland Grain and
Bux
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Travelers Insurance Co
H.R. Rorick
H. R. Rorick
M. H. Crowder
Elyria Savings & Trust
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Court Street
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