Four Killed When Train Hits Car Near Toledo
At the Holland Sylvanus crossing south of Toledo Ohio two men and two women died when their car was struck by an eastbound New York Central train. Iva Nogzle thirty four Toledo State Hospital nurse and Spencer Taylor thirty four hospital attendant died in the crash along with Mrs Helen Hampton thirty three and Dewey Kemple thirty five. Taylor’s body was not found until the next morning wedged upright near the track. Identification was aided by the car tag and Mrs Sya emple identified the deceased as her husband wife.
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Toledo
Todo State Hospital
Holland-Sylvanus Jad Crossing
Oledo
Iva Nogzle
Cspital
Helen Hampton
Phvno
Spencer Taylor
Dewey Kemple
Taylor
Syaemple
Norwalk
Schaffer
Rocky River
Sartor Appointed Bank Receiver at Lorain
Charles Sartor of Elyria, former city council member, named receiver for the National Bank of Commerce of Lorain after its failure to secure a workable reorganization plan. The bank, with about 4500 deposits totaling around 2 million dollars, had been in receivership since last October and remains under liquidation consideration if a satisfactory plan cannot be developed.
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Charles Sartor
Elyria
Sen
Ntional Bank of Commerce
Orain
Washington
Sartor
Harry Nicholl
Lorer
Treasury Department
Nicholl
Naaual
Bus crash victim dismissed from hospital report
Mrs. Arie Kaser, 31, of Huntington California, was dismissed from Memorial hospital today after severe injuries from a crash on April 15. She was among the most seriously injured and had been admitted for treatment and recovery efforts.
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Arie Kaser
Huntington
Irk
California
Om Memorial Hospital
Jewelry theft reported in Oxford Avenue home
Mrs A W Strani reported the loss of two rings a string of pearls two pairs of earrings and a hat pin valued about 450 after showing the pieces to friends Friday evening at her home on Oxford Avenue Police say the incident occurred in the garden and was not realized until the following morning Detective Lord Sweet is investigating.
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A. W. Strani
Oxford Avenue
Strap
Owever
Shan
Liord Sweet
The Weather Forecast OULO: Warmer Sunday Showers
The forecast for Oulo calls for fair, then warmer conditions with possible showers Sunday. Chance of brightness improves later day as temperatures rise. Local area expected to see a mild, pleasant weekend with weekend crowds.
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Oulo
Club Officials Gather to Debate National Problems
Officials from the General Federation of Women's Clubs across the 50 states plus DC and several foreign nations convene at the Arlington hotel in Hot Springs Arkansas May 21 to 26. The program includes debates on birth control legislation with Margaret Sanger and Theodore H Aschman leading opposing sides. Neel Sargent and Irene S Chubb argue pension and unemployment insurance versus. Grace M Poole presides as general president with W F Lake as arrangements chair and Edward M Land as junior chair.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
District of Columbia
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
Ark
Margaret Sanger
New
W. F. Lake
Grace M. Poole
Brockton, Mass
Edward M. Land
Statesville
N. C
Noel Sargent
E. M. Land
Rain Brings Hope to Drought Stricken Plains
Rain fell overnight across Iowa’s corn belt and parts of Minnesota South and North Dakota Nebraska Kansas and Wisconsin easing drought fears. Forecasters predicted more downpours as farmers watch for relief from the worst drought in a generation amid collapsing crop values.
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Chicago
Great Western Grain Belt
Towa
North
South Dakota
Canada
Fort Dodge
Storm Lake
Carroll
Iowa Corn Belt
Omaha
European nations set for race in aerial armaments
London May 12 A prophetic nightmare of fleets of bombers darkening moonless skies spurred an aerial arms race across Europe. Germany seeks parity with Britain and France in armaments while the United States is a supplier to the Nazi regime. Britain and Italy back limited rearmament as France resists without security guarantees, with disarmament talks at Geneva facing stalemate before a League of Nations push.
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Coppright
United Press
London
Europe
Washington
Germany
Paris
France
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Arthur Henderson
Louis Barthou
Jocachim von Ribbentrop
Gersmaar
Jehan Simon
Briteain
Gernen
de Navi
Versailles
Abo
Netmann Gosraz
Aviatres
Asiaton
Gerrac
Italy
Goering
League of Nations
lGeneva
James A. Reed
Missouri
Senate
Bennett Champ Clark
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Clark
J. L. Milligan
Richmond
Roscoe Patterson
AAA
Reed
Variety Keynote Of Final Concert At Elyria High School
The final concert of the city’s National Music Week Festival was held at Elyria High School auditorium last night. It opened with the Elyria Ladies Octette singing Spring Symphony and closed with Watkins Springtime, featuring vocal solos by Morre Frat with Walter Hinkie, Mrs Grace Turk with Russell Bronshinn, Walter Frith with Broughter, a violin number by Henri Gilbert with Hinkle, and four pieces by the Oderiin Conservancy including a Mass flute quartet.
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Elyra Hich
Goleon
Elyria Ladies
Watkins
Morre
Frat
Walter Hinkie
Grace Turk
Russell Bronshinn
Walter Frith
Broughter
Vinlin Teir
Henri Gilbert
Hinkle
Oderiin Conservancy
Mass Flute Quartet
Testimony in Schaffer manslaughter trial concludes
In Schaffer case, both sides finished testimony after a four day trial for manslaughter tied to the April 15 bus crash on Cleveland Road. Prosecutors note truck position and irritation. defense argues gas fumes and driver exhaustion. Trial adjourned for counsel arguments and jury charge next Tuesday.
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Andrew W. Schaffer
Norwalk
Dover
Cleveland Road
Frank E. Stevens
Walcolm Thompson
Daniels
Neat Stevens
William Daniels
Nevin Western Line
Schaffer
Schaeffer
C. F. Adams
Bert
Harold Ewing
Steel Operations At 67 Percent In Youngstown
Youngstown district steel plants will start next week at 67 percent, slightly above this week’s average and a point above last Monday’s 65 percent rate, with tentative schedules showing continued pressure for delivery of sheet, strip and bar as orders rise with higher prices due July 2. Valley mills claim enough business to stay above the 100 percent mark for about six weeks.
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Youngstown
Valley Mills
Tugwell to Speak at Oberlin Tonight at Finney Chapel
Dr Rexford Tugwell head of Roosevelt brain trust and recent under secretary of agriculture will address Oberlin College at Finney Chapel at 7 30 p m tonight under the Oberlin Public Affairs Society. The talk precedes debate within the local liberal group about New Deal policies and follows Tugwell remarks in Cleveland on restoring better times cautioning that mistakes will be made though unlikely to exceed previous systemic failings. Preparations indicate large attendance anticipated with Warid War managing publicity.
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Rexford G. Tugwell
Roosevelt
Brain Trust
Warid Worn
Oberlin Public Affairs Secrets
Bolivia Paraguay mass men and munitions for battle
Bolivian and Paraguayan forces mass for a Gran Chaco war campaign with bombing threats and poison gas in a jungle struggle. League of Nations efforts fail to stop hostilities amid munitions deals and oil wealth aims. A German general leads Bolivian forces as American aviators serve on both sides. A circulating report of a Bolivian officer and soldiers executed fuels fervor.
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Buenos Aires
Bolivia
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Chaco
League of Nations
Improvement At National Tube Continues
Operations at the National Tube Company plant in Lorain will continue through next week with three blast furnaces and 12 open hearth furnaces active. The Bessemer converter will run double shift, the blooming mill adapts to steel conditions, and multiple skelp and seamless mills operate on varied five day or four day schedules.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skeip
Skelp Mill
Skeip Mill
Lapp Mill
Lapp
Wss
Tire and Battery Men Signup Deadline Set by Monday
Frank Suet stated today that fire and batter men fat yte Mondas May 14th. The papers to be sisted may or secured from Vr. Vist today or tomorrow. The code requires the filme of schedules and poses to r ecruice and these prices most are posted.
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Frank Suet
Apyrive
Kidnap ransom notes roil Gettle case in Los Angeles
An anonymous rush of ransom calls and conflicting demands disrupts efforts to free Beverly Hills millionaire William F Gettle's abducted party. Authorities and Ernest Noon, attorney for Tess and Ernest Noon, report confusion over demands ranging from 40 000 to 79 0000 dollars as the case unfolds.
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Los Angeles
William F. Gettle
Beverly Hills
Renson
Tess
Ernest EH
Noon
Gettle
Rioue
Tarouzie
Lachame
Mands
seLan
Stock exchange regulation moves to conference after House pass
Congress nears a final clash over a rigidly regulated stock exchange bill. The measure, linked to the 1933 securities act, faces differences on supervising authority and margin controls. A Senate probe into Wall Street fueled the drive, despite strong lobbying against reform.
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House
Senate Banking Committee
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Congress
Appeals Court affirms $5,000 verdict in libel case
The Ohio Court of Appeals sustains a $5,000 verdict for Elyria electrician Les Hi Myers against Ohio Public Service Co. The decision affirms nine common pleas rulings, including a case of alleged libel from a public hearing in Amherst on October 13, 1932.
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Court of Appeals
Les “Hi” Myers
Elyria Electrician
Ohio Public Service Company
Common Pleas
Myers
The
Amherst
W. B. Thompson
William N. Harding
Elytia
Carol ‘Ann Doepher
Larain Times-Herald
Venanzio del Roccio
Clarence Reimer
Common Pleas Court
Etsrna
A. B. Telling
Cleveland
Cascade Park
Name list for old age pension administration
Twenty five names were announced for administering the old age pension law in 33 Ohio counties. Among those appointed is William M. France of Elyria, named by Matt L. Brown, Springfield head of the aid for the aged division of the State Welfare Department.
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Columbus
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New York Central
Kansa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Wilingis
Wisconin
Indiana
Schaffer GA
Dr. Tugwell
Oberlin
Dennett
National Tube
Stare Ibrar
Ohio
Torer
OVO
William France
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