Making Headway on Tariff Truce and Debts Talks
United Press reports progress toward an international tariff truce and a prompt World War debt settlement as the dollar strengthens. Britain pledges acceptance of Roosevelt tariff plans, while Paris notes large gold flows and questions over France’s defaulted debt payments and gold standard status. Roosevelt weighs asking Congress to broaden debt negotiations as talks with China and Germany continue.
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United Press
London
Britain
United States
China
Germany
Paris
France
Holland
Washington
Milk Producers Distributors Meet Hope for Stable Prices
About six Lorain County milk producers and distributors gathered for a goodwill dinner at the Hotel Lorain to urge public understanding of dairy problems. Dr C G McBride of Ohio State University chaired the program urging moderates price adjustments and noting declining cow counts and population shifts impacting the Lorain area dairy market. He cited regional comparisons and said Cleveland’s market is highly destabilizing without a strong coordinating group. Roy Deal, Lorain Milk Council president, outlined the group’s continued efforts.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Elyria
McBride
Western Reserve
Ohio
Cleveland
Oklahoma City
Dayton
Columbus
Roy Deal
Ohio Weather Forecast Shows Rain Tonight and Cooler Weds
A weather report for Ohio predicts showers tonight with a likely end by Wednesday morning. Cooler temperatures expected in the southwestern region tonight and in the southern area on Wednesday.
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Ohio
Southwest
South Portion
Speedy Justice In Kidnaping Case In Harwich
Harwich Massachusetts May 9 state detectives and District Attorney William C Crossley move to speed up the Buck brothers kidnapping trial. Kenneth Buck 27 and Cyril Buck are held on 100900 bail each and pleaded not guilty. Peggy McMath Crossley has returned to classes at Harwich Center grammar school.
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Harwich
Mass
William C. Crossley
Buck Brothers
Peggs McMath Crossley
Wihin
Kenneth Buck
Joshua Buck
Revere
Barnstable County
Boston
Debate Joining Farm Strike May Be Key Issue in Lorain County
In a Pitts field meeting about 100 farmers of the Lorain County Farm and Home Protective League debated joining the national farm strike set for May 13. The group deferred a decision, with a possible closed meeting at Grafton Thursday night to decide if Lorain County should join a milk strike and align with the Farmers National Committee for Action led by Harold Brandt, with Marshall of Leetonia criticizing the leadership and urging coordinated action.
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Pittsfield
Lorain County Farm and Home Protective League
League
Grafton
Lorain County
Harold Brandt
Farmers’ National Committee For Action
Marshall
John W Marshall
Leetonia
Columbiana County
Brandt
Columbus
Nine Year Old Boy Shot in Backyard Accident
Richard Taylor nine of 615 Broad Street was accidentally shot in the abdomen by 10 year old Robert Adams of 607 East Broad Street while boys searched under a car seat for a bicycle wrench. Richard was taken to Memorial Hospital after the incident.
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Richard Taylor
Broad Street
Robert Adams
East Broad Street
Richard
Memorial Hospital
Robert
Russell Thorpe
Hall Road
West Dover
Leonard Adams
Wagner reveals $3.9 billion public works plan in industry bill
Senator Wagner of New York announced a $3.9 billion public works program to be included in his control of industry bill now ready for submission to President Roosevelt. He said the addition would help keep industry moving and anticipated Roosevelts approval later today.
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Washington
Senator Wagner
New York
Roosevelt
Wagner
Nominated slate for Young Men's Club officers
Eleven candidates were nominated for officers of the Young Men's Club at the YWCA meeting. Four posts will be filled next Monday night. President nominees are Lenard Black Leonard Kuss and Max Van Wormer. Vice president nominees are Marion Crowder Carl Niemeyer and Russell Francis. Sergeant at arms nominees are F A Eaton Fred Schnuerer and Wilbur Henry. Secretary and treasurer nominees are Howard Butler and W O MacClellan. Glenn Baxter, Washington school principal, spoke on education policies and progress. Plans were discussed for the gold tournament to be held next Wednesday.
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Young Men’s Club
Roosevelt consults with economic experts in Washington
President Roosevelt meets with top economic advisers and officials in the executive office to discuss the ongoing world business recovery plan. Mrs Roosevelt invites Secretary Hull Assistant Secretary Moley Herbert Feis James Warburg and William C Bullitt to join the briefing for a discussion planned to continue throughout the day.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hull
Moley
Herbert Feis
State Department
James Warburg
William C. Bullitt
Gale Strikes West Side of Dayton Causing Minor Injuries
A morning gale hit Dayton O on the west side. Four or five people suffered minor injuries as wind wrecked buildings felled trees and poles and tore signs. Property damage was expected to be in the thousands with the Dayton Malleable Iron Works among the hardest hit.
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Dayton
Ohio lawmakers hear public on sales tax plan in Columbus
A recess committee hearing in the Ohio House of Representatives drew crowds from Cincinnati Toledo Cleveland and other cities to discuss Governor George White's proposed two per cent coupon sales tax. Proponents argued for revenue to pull the state from a financial morass while opponents and various groups condemned the plan.
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Columbus
House
Senate
House of Representatives
George White
William M. Goodman
Dem
Butler County
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cleveland
Ohio
Earl R. Lewis
St. Clairsville
Assembly
Charles H Jones
Jackson
Joint Committee
David E Crowe
Lawrence County
Gunsett
Van
General Revenue Fund
White
Joint Taxation Committee
Clarence T. Laylin
Elyria Park Commission Hopes to Open Park June First
Wet weather delays flood repairs at Cascade Park after a two month flood. The Elyria Park Commission aims to open June 1 if weather permits, prioritizing the automobile trail, then playgrounds, baseball diamonds, tennis courts, swimming pool, and fences.
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Cascade Park
Elyria Park Commission
Nazis plan Reich Church to bar non Aryan Evangelicals
Berlin May 9 The ruling Nazi party drafted a scheme for a Reichs church that would exclude Evangelical Christians of non Aryan descent from membership. The plan envisions an Evangelical Reich Church for Aryan Christians, absorbing Lutheran and Calvinist congregations with a bishop at Wittenberg. Only Nazis would present candidates and voting would be limited to congregants with state franchise except those of non Aryan descent.
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Berlin
Nazi Party
Reich
Third Reich
Wittenberg
Martin Luther
Amherst light plant petition case set for June second
The mandamus case of Allison E Nicholls against Amherst Village Clerk Charles A Miller was scheduled for June 2 in the Ohio Supreme Court. Nicholls seeks orders to force filing petitions to postpone a November referendum on a proposed municipal light plant. Miller says petitions lack sufficient signatures and filed another set seeking a June election.
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Manden U
Allison E Nicholls
Amherst
Charles A. Miller
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus Dispatches
Nicholls
Miller
Board of Elections
Death of Elyria official Charles Tucker shocks city
County Commissioner Charles E. Tucker died at his home in Elyria suddenly this morning. A longtime public and business leader, Tucker served as county recorder and commissioner and was mayor of Elyria for two terms. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2:30 p.m. from the First Congregational church with burial at Ridgelawn. He is survived by his widow and a brother, William C. Tucker of Bay Village.
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Charles E. Tucker
East Avenue
Tucker
Elyria
Lorain County
Carlisle Township
William H. and
Clarissa Andrews Tucker
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
Nichols Funeral Home
Ridgelawn
William C. Tucker
Bay Village
Mr. Tucker
Chicago
Randolph Street
Ludington
Michigan
Three Officials to Name Tucker Successor
The probate judge, county auditor, and county recorder will appoint a successor to Charles E. Tucker who died today. State law requires a majority of these three officials to fill the vacancy for the remainder of the term. Tucker began his duty in January of this year.
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Charles E. Tucker
Tucker
Nurses' Diplomas Signed By Mr. Tucker
Charles E. Tucker signed six Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing diplomas as secretary of the Elyria Memorial Hospital Company. He had served since 1907 and also signed every diploma since the school opened. The six diplomas were for February graduates who will receive theirs June 6 alongside twelve others.
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Charles E. Tucker
Elyria Memorial Hospital School of
Tucker
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
Hospital Company
Hospital Association
Commissioners’ Office
Frank Hoover
BE. F
Daddy
Allen
Crippled Children’s Movement
Elyria
Buck Takes Full Blame in Kidnapping Case
Harwich Mass May 9 Kenneth Buck declares he takes full blame for the kidnapping of Peggy McMath and implicates no one else police Chief E E Hall says Buck swore no other party was involved and Buck repudiated previous accusations that someone else aided the plot
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Harwich
Mass
Kenneth Buck
Peggy McMath
E. E Hall
Buck
Hall
Kenneth
Agreement On Shoals Legislation Reached At White House
At a White House conference President Roosevelt Senator Norris and Representative McSwain reached an agreement on Muscle Shoals legislation. There is no misunderstanding McSwain said. The bill will go to conference in the House after the meeting. The sponsors of separate Tennessee Valley development measures joined the talks for more than an hour.
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Washington
Musle Shoals
White House
Roosevelt
Senator Norris
Rep. McSwain
McSwain
House
Tennessee Valley
Auld to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon for Elyria grads
Plans for Elyria High School June commencement advance as Rev William Muir Auld pastor of First Congregational Church is named to deliver the baccalaureate sermon. The service will be held Sunday evening May 28 at the church.
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DR. Auld
Elyria High School
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Wisc
Local proposed projects will create labor in Lorain County
State wide unemployment relief drives a public works plan with Lorain County survey showing road drainage and ditch improvements costing 354 551 dollars. Labor portion about 225 497 dollars, with Elyria Middle Avenue work and Tannery ejector station sewer upgrades among items.
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Work Project Development Committee
Lorain County Engineering Branch
State Highway Department
A. P. Lagron
State Committee
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Third Street
16Th Street
Lorain City
Alienation of affections suit filed in Elyria court
An alienation of affections suit was filed in common pleas court yesterday against Evangeline Swartz Smith of 708 Broad Street Elyria for fifty thousand dollars. Hattie Hance Smith claims Melvin H. Smith's affections were stolen by the defendant’s entice ments and seductive influences and that after she obtained a divorce he married Melvin Smith.
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Common Pleas Court
Evangeline Swartz Smith
Broad Street
Elyria
Hattie Hance Smith
Melvin H. Smith
Melvin Smith
House approves partial report on Farm Relief Bill
Washington May 9 The House approved today a partial conference report on the Administration's Farm Relief Bill, advancing relief measures amid negotiations. The action sets the stage for continued debate on provisions affecting farmers and agricultural policy.
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Washington
House
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Bennigton
Elyria Republican
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