Vacations With Pay Announced for U S Steel Workers
Notices posted at Carnegie Illinois and Jones & Laughlin indicate five years of continuous service grants vacations with pay. U S Steel and subsidiaries including Carnegie LaSalle Steel signaled the plan and awaited final details. President B F Fairless signed the notices in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
United States Steel Corp
Carnegie- Laois Steel Corp
Carnegie-Illinois
Presint B. F. Fairless
U. S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Quarrels Spark Shooting Case in Lorain Court
In Lorain Municipal Court Judge W P Duffy arraigned red Martinetz Sr on shooting with intent to kill, bond $509, and red Martinetz Jr on assault and battery, bond $280. John Smith 45 of Ston 48 Ely 1 avenue hospitalized with gunshot wound to the arm. Fred Martinetz 67 and Fred Martinetz 32, son, jailed on related charges. Sheriff Clarke W Dick says elder Martinetz shot Smith when Smith tried to enter his father in law's home seeking divorce, amid long running marital strife. Neighbors heard shots. deputies found a blank gun and bloodied axe at the Martinetz home. Smith’s wife had left for Lorain seeking divorce.
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W. P. Duffy
Lorain
Red Martinetz, Sr
Wilty
Red Martinetz, Jr
John Smith
Ston
Ely 1 Avenue
St. Joseph’s ‘Spital
Sauffer
Fred Martinetz
Fred 3
Inain
Aith
Martinetz
Ughter
Lucy
Marietz
Clarce W. Dick
Smith
Atig
Eleaz
Lorain City
Gerald Nau
Monroe
Artinetts
Cording
Smith’s
Eleanor
Try
Tommy
W. P.jiffy
St. Joseph's Spital
Bank bandit suspects captured after deadly Lacona incident
Two would-be bandits identified as Jerry Stevens aged 18 from Mattydale and Charles Waterbury aged 20 from Euclid were captured by state police within 24 hours of a shooting that killed C. N. Salisbury, elder president of the Lacona National Bank in Oneida, New York.
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Oneida
C. N. Salisbury
Lacona Namal Bank
Iry Stevens
Mattydale
Charles Waterbury
Euclid
The Weather Ohio: Generally fair and continued warm
Ohio forecast shows generally fair conditions with continued warm temperatures into tonight and Saturday. No precipitation expected, light winds, and highs in the upper 80s to near 90. Stay hydrated and seek shade during peak sun hours.
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Ohio
Ridgeville Board Rehires Principal West at Higher Salary
Ridgeville school leaders reversed a firing plan and voted three to two to rehire Principal Glen C. West, granting a roughly one percent salary increase. The decision followed two weeks of heated debate, with about 60 parents in attendance opposing the previous dismissal move. West asserted he applied for Berea and county posts, contending the board held a secret session to dismiss him, while the board cited his pursuit of outside positions as the motive. The panel approved a salary rise averaging about 1 percent, increasing West’s pay about $200 annually.
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Board of Education
Ridgeville
Glen C. West
West
Ernest Brandt
Ezra Knowles
S. C. Mills
Brandt
Berea
R. P. Vaughn
Clarence Aster
Ito Burkley
Leota Mitchell
Mitchell
Hidgeville
Steffen
Burkley
Burkies
Oster
Knowles
Ridgeville Board Rehires Most Teachers for Next Year
Ridgeville Township Board of Education reemployed all teachers for another year except Miss Mildred Schuenemann who did not apply for reemployment. Rehired staff include principal Glen C. West and 14 teachers in the high and graded schools. music and art teachers’ status to be decided later.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville Township
Death summons E. L. Moody in California
E. L. Moody 55 of 921 Park avenue former Elyria Board of Education president and Lorain County manager for the Home Owners' Loan Corporation died last night in Fresno after an emergency operation. He became ill in Tulsa while returning from California to Elyria to visit his ailing father. Survived by wife Mary E. Moody and five children. Funeral arrangements pending. body to arrive in Elyria Monday with calling Tuesday.
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E. L. Moody
Park Avenue
Elyria Board of Education
Lorain County
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Fresno
California
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Elyria
Moody
XN. M. Fitch
Plano
I. S. Rubbler Company
Dirigible Hindenburg Safely Battles Heavy Rain to U.S. Arrival
United Press reports the Hindenburg on its inaugural Europe to United States voyage passed below Newfoundland during a torrential storm. The airship rides out turbulence at about 65 knots and is expected to reach New York between 3:00 and 3:30 p.m. EST Saturday with an orderly progress toward Lakehurst. First air mass was celebrated mid voyage by Father Paul Schulte as the ship maintained smooth passage despite the violent weather.
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United Press
United States
New York
Hindenburg
Newfoundland
North American
Europe
Lakehurst
N. J
Sable Island
Nova Scotia
New York City
Paul Schulte
WPA Admin payroll tops 38,393 workers in relief program
The Works Progress Administration lists 38,393 administrative staffers, earning $57,778,280 annually, to run the $4 billion relief program. Hopkins’s Washington payroll accounts for 2,278 jobs at $4,851,220 yearly. National admin staff totals 36,115, costing $52,927,160 yearly, with overall costs likely steady under a $1.425 billion 1936 37 plan despite shifts in job creation.
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United Press
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Hopkins
Vote Early Plea From Officials For Busy Election Day
Election workers urge voters to cast ballots early next Tuesday to reduce afternoon congestion. Frank A. Stetson, election board chairman, notes the long Republican and Democratic ballots and the lack of straight-ticket voting will slow the process. Five-minute voting limits exist but are not strictly enforced. Absent or incapacitated voters may apply for special ballots. 125 such ballots were cast today, with tomorrow as the deadline.
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Election Board
Frank A. Stetson
Stetson
Board of Elections By Tomorrow
Lake Erie Ice Breaks Up Near Buffalo Port
Lake Erie ice fields began breaking up today as navigation sped up to and from the Buffalo port. The Steamer Townsend shattered two blades on her propeller wheel a few miles from Buffalo but repairs were completed and the ore carrier resumed sailing to Lorain Ohio.
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Buffalo
M. Y
Lake Erie
Townsend
Lorain
Naval Treaty To Go To Senate Soon
President Roosevelt said the London naval treaty would be sent to the Senate for ratification next week. The move follows negotiations in London and signals a push for congressional approval of the pact.
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Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
Turned Over To Officials Of Reformatory
Harry Reynolds, 21, of 425 Adams Street, was handed to Mansfield Reformatory by police as a parole violator. He returns to serve about 81 months for burglary of The American Legion Home in Mansfield in November 1933. Police arrested him Tuesday for driving while intoxicated and for contributing to the delinquency of a 14 year old boy, who was intoxicated. The parole would have ended in June. The boy was referred to juvenile authorities.
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Harry Reynolds
Adams Street
Mansfield Reformatory
Mansfield
Reynolds
American Legion
Eagles Pay Fine Tribute To Mothers
Four hundred members and friends of Elyria Aerie 431, Fraternal Order of Eagles, gathered for a Mothers Day tribute in the Eagles Auditor ium. Frank E. Hering, past grand worthy President, praised as the father of Mothers Day, was honored. County Prosecutor Howard R. Butler spoke on the observance’s growth and Eagles’ work for mothers, recalling Hering’s 32 year old plea.
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Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
the Aerie
Eagles
Frank E. Hering
The
Indianapolis
Booth to Welcome Exposition Travellers in Ely Park
Elyria plans a modernistic 12 by 17 foot booth with a 30 foot pylon in Ely Park to inform travelers about the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. Marvin Hahn's design will use indirect lighting and a white with red and blue stripe scheme to attract travelers en route to Cleveland. The Elyria Exposition and Convention Bureau will oversee souvenir ticket books sold in advance to offer bundled admission and concession tickets.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Elyria Exposition
Marvin Hahn
Elyriams
Old Globe Theatre
Ohio peach crop forecasts a sharp drop this year
In Columbus on March 3 Ohio agriculture director Earl H. Hanefeld said the winter severely damaged orchards and forecast a greatly reduced peach harvest. He noted stone fruits suffered while cherry and apple trees were also affected. last year’s peach yield was 23,250,000 pounds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Earl H. Hanefeld
Great Lakes
Hanefeld
Archbishop Diaz Near Death Amid Transfusion in Mexico City
Archbishop Diaz, head of the Mexican Catholic Church, was near death in Mexico City after a late yesterday blood transfusion. Doctor Luis Lopez Hermosa said the archbishop is very weak in an early morning bulletin.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Mexico
Luis Lopez Hermosa
Emperor Seizes Upholds 117 Chests of Gold in Ethiopian Capture
Italian motorized columns commanded by Gen Rodolpho Grark occupy Harrar the second city of Ethiopia as they close on Dire Dawa. British and French forces battle bands along the Djibouti line while Haile Selassie and 50 followers embark toward Haifa after exile. Badoglio orders disarming Ethiopians and squads scour hills for bandits as rioting ends in occupation.
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Rodolpho Grarkani
Harrar
Ethiopia
Dire Dawn
Djibouti
Addis Ababa
Sidney Barton
Foreign Office
London
Barrar
Pietro Badoglio
Legations
Jerusalem
Baile Selassie
Haifa
Haren
Criser
Italy
Haile Selassie
Ras Siroum
Black Fox
Socota
Sivouii
Badoglio
Bitter Battle Over Relief Funds Issue
In Washington on May 8, House Democrats failed to rally behind an earmarked relief funds plan. A caucus voted 70 to 33 against setting aside 700 million for PWA construction, shifting the burden to WPA head Hopkins. Beiter pledged to fight on the floor, proposing a smaller earmark, as leaders predicted passage of the broader work relief deficit bill with limited changes.
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Washington
House
Harold L. Iciss
Alfred F. Beiter
PWA
Ickes
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Monadair
Beiter
Patrick Boland
Penn
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Selassie
U.S. Steel
National Tube Company
Paul Glass
J. A. Daniel
Maanager
Glass
Lorain Works
South Amherst
Friedrichshafen
America
Germany
Atlantic
Reformatory
Ely Park
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