Party Leaders Look Toward November
Columbus May 12 Ohio s first combined presidential and state primary focuses party leaders on November campaign. Bettman and Ingalls lead wets tickets signaling a shift for the GOP. Weygandt narrowly leads for Chief Justice. Bend er tops Congressmen at Large in a surprising GOP result. Truax steals pre‑primary momentum, with Young as a running mate. full nominee list shows White for governor and Myers Braden for secretary of state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gilbert Bettman
U. S
David S. Ingalls
Anti-Saloon League
Bettman
Louis J. Taber
Galen Starr Ross
Carl V. Weygandt
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Frank S. Day
Day
Cuyahoga County
Weygandt
George H. Bender
Thomas J. Herbert
Bender
Charles V. Truax
Bucyrus
Stephen M. Young
George White
Marietts
David
Tyoatts
William G. Pickrel
Payton
Lee B. Palmer
Pataskala
The Weather Forecast Ohio Outlook
Ohio forecasts show fair weather continuing with Friday turning warmer and pleasant. Expected daylight highs rise into comfortable levels as conditions stay dry with light winds.
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Ohio
Gelight
Menz Leads By Four After Missing Precinct Found
Lorain county's closest race for county treasurer between Albert G. Menz and John D. Lugaski narrowed to four votes after an Oberlin precinct not previously counted added two Lugaski votes. The update also shows Jack Warden winning the surveyor contest 3944 to 818 for Gove, reversing an initial 58 vote lead.
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Lorain County
Albert G. Menz
John D. Lugaski
Board of Elections
Oberlin
Lugaski
Menz
Jack Warden
Surveyor
Gove
Warden
New Depression Relief Plan Backed by Robinson in Congress
Senate Democratic leader Robinson wins broader support for a comprehensive relief program. It calls for 2.3 billion dollars in federal bonds, a 300 million state-aid fund, a 2 billion bond issue for works and slum clearance, a five day week, and RF C loans to farm loan associations. Robinson says the plan would put 1,000,000 men to work.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Congress
Hoover
Red Cross
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Water Main On East Ave To Be Shut Off
East Avenue residents between Eighth and George streets and Wolf Court will lose water from 7:30 AM tomorrow until evening due to repairs. Service director Fred Underhill announced the shutdown and advised residents to stockpile water beforehand.
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East Ave
East Avenue
Eighth and
George Streets
Wolf Court
Fred Underhill
Peraouz
East River Road Improvement Bid Advertised
County commissioners authorized bidding for a 1.58 mile repair of East River Road in Sheffield Lake from East 6th Street south. Estimated cost is 29730 dollars with 60 percent funded by the county and 40 percent by the village.
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Sheffield Lake Village
Officials Meeting Here To Discuss Relief Bonds
County commissioners planned an afternoon gathering with township village and city officials to decide on issuing county relief bonds. They aim to gauge official attitudes and determine bond specifics while district officials attend. Mayor Joseph Conley of Lorain requested 70000 in bonds under a new relief law, to be paid from excise tax on public attitudes.
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Joseph Conley
Lorain
Paris
Don Sotherden
Howard Somere
Elyria H S Musicians To Present Spring Concert
Elyria High School musicians prepare for their annual spring concert at the school auditorium on Friday the thirteenth. Nearly 150 instrumentalists and vocalists from five groups will perform, with an opening orchestra program including Rakoczy March Rhinefels overture and Tchaikowsky Sweet Dreams. Vocal numbers follow with a mixed chorus, Girlie Glee Club, Boys Glee Club, and the high school band. Two violin solos by Mildred Brevoort are featured.
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Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Minka
Boys’ Glee Club
Mildred Brevoort
Mrs Hoover to Receive Honorary Degree at Wooster
Mrs Herbert Hoover plans to travel to Wooster Ohio for an honorary degree by Wooster College on Saturday. The seven honorary title will be Literarium Humaniorum Doctor recognizing her social service work. The ceremony marks Wooster’s 126th anniversary and links to her great grandfather William Heary. She arrives in Wooster at 7:46 AM Saturday.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Wooster
Wooster College
Literarium Humaniorum
H. D
Woman Sues for 25000 Over Crash on Lake Road
Jolin Brookman of Cleveland sues Ohio Engineering Company of Lorain for 25000 alleging injuries from a December 24 crash when a car she rode in hit a cinder pile during construction of a Lake road section near Beaver Creek.
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Jolin Brookman
Cleveland
Ohio Engineering Company
Lorain
Lake Road
Beaver Creek
Billion Tax Bill Goes Before Senate
Washington May 12 The senate met at 2 pm to begin consideration of a revenue measure costing about 1 030 000 000 in new taxes to cover escalating deficits since 1931. The bill aims to balance federal income and expenditures in 1934 amid a projected 3 000 000 000 deficit for the year.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
Smoot
Finance Committee
House
Gmoot
Baireaus
15 561 Hours Of Work Pledged In Elyria Campaign
The American Legion campaign against unemployment reports 15 561 pledged work hours, up 602 from yesterday. The effort will distribute tasks to unemployed Elyrians over the next three months, with some men already placed.
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American Legion
Elyria Jubilee Promises Free Fun and Local Deals
Tomorrow Elyria hosts a grand Jubilee inviting all residents and visitors. Merchants, eateries, hotels, and service providers offer special values and extended hours to celebrate, with free attractions, street entertainment, a beauty contest, and a parking help office, all aimed at drawing idle dollars back to the community.
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Jim Armitage
Elyria
Hoover
Information Office
Pinch Entertainment
Erry Entertainment
Elyrians
Elke
Giant dirigible Akron breaks loose. two sailors killed
San Diego May 12 The Akron lashed to Camp Kearney’s temporary mast after four failed tie attempts. two sailors, Robert Edsall of South Bend Indiana and N M Hinton of Fresno California, died as ten thousand spectators watched the craft surge upward while a youth clung to a rope. A third crewman was rescued.
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San Diego
Cal
Akron
Camp Kearney
California
Robert Edsall
South Bend
Ind
N. M. Hinton
Fresno
Naval Base
Akron Tragedy Shocks Naval Commander Rosendahl
Lt Commander C E Rosendahl speaks to United Press from San Diego on the Akron disaster at Camp Kearney. He describes fuel shortages, the ground crew's inexperience, and the fatal landing risks. notes the dirigible performed well on its cross continental flight and expresses sorrow at losing the command. He details the difficulty in judging altitude and the need to lift Charles Cowart to safety.
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C. E. Rosendahl
United Press
San Diego
Calif
Camp Kearney
Lakehurst
Akachan Ling
Charles Cowart
Akron
Comdr
Rosendahl
Cowart
Ponselle Undergoes Major Surgery At St Raphael’s
New Haven May 19 Rosa Ponselle the Metropolitan Opera star underwent a serious operation at St Raphael's Hospital Dr Verdi performed the procedure and a priest waited outside the operating room An effort was made to conceal the hospital presence Miss Ponselle on the operating table for two hours and her sister Carmella paced the corridor The operation was unofficially said to be for removal of a fibrous tumor
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Rosa Ponselle
New Haven
Conn
Metropolitan Opera
St. Raphael's Hospital
Wm. F. Verdi
Jeremiah Curtin
Mias Ponselle
Verdi
Sailor Boy Climbs Akron Rope to Live After Hanging On
Charles Bud Cowart a Sand Springs Oklahoma farm youth learning to be a sailor escaped death when sever al sailors fell from a rope he was ordered to grasp as the Akron dirigible rose. He looped the line around his legs forming a seat and hung for 90 minutes 260 feet above the ground. He survived unharmed and insisted he simply obeyed orders.
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San Diego
Calif
Charles
Bud” Cowart
Sand Springs
Oklo
Grodhd
Cowart
Bonson
Directors elected to Elyria Y M C A board
The Elyria Y M C A announced its annual election results. C T Bigger is elected as new director, joining re-elected Ernest Birch George Gould J C George R C Maston Ralph Murbach Ralph Standen and J M Thacher for three year terms.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
C. T. Bigger
Ernest Birch
George Gould
J. C. George
R. C. Maston
Ralph Murbach
Ralph Standen
J. &. Thatcher
Belfover
Association
Lst
Durpows
Bright Spots In Business North America News Summary
New York reports freight company net income of 650 in first quarter 1932 while department store sales in April rise nationwide per the Federal Reserve Board. Mountain States Power Co posts 1931 earnings of 373 435 with 7.03 per preferred share versus 473 841 or 6 per share previously. Coca Cola International declares dividend on common stock. Pennsylvania Power Co shows a 1931 gain of 14 409 compared with 1990.
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New York
Redmites Freight Co
Quitter
Apgiant
Qwaghington
Federal Reserve Board
Mountain States Rower Co
Del
Coca Cola International Corp
Honor Society To Initiate Thirteen Students
Elyria High announced the initiation of thirteen students into the Honor Society. The ceremony will recognize academic achievement and community service, highlighting new members from the 14th district and senior class.
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Honor Society
President Hoover backs unified action on unemployment relief
President Hoover issued a public statement expressing confidence that a solution will be found to relieve unemployment. He praised Senator Robinson for an extensive relief program and left for Alexandria, Va, to attend the Masonry Memorial dedication after a two hour conference.
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Washington
May
Hoover
8Danator Robinson
Dem
Ark
Robbinson
Senate
Alexandria
Robinson
Registration of Sheffield Lake Voters Begun
The Lorain County board of elections will establish voter registration in Sheffield Lake after a village council ordinance request. Officials say summer residents from nearby cities may vote in fall elections, prompting rules to curb nonresidents’ influence ahead of the November ballot.
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Sheffield Lake Vileage
Board of Elections
Frank Stetsom
Election Board
Estebileh Stetson
Sheffield Lake
Lakewood
Cleveland
Ted
Yall
Elyria
Lorain
Field Lake Village
Stetson
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