French fliers arrive in Brazil on trans Atlantic test flight
Jeanmermoz and two companions landed at Natal Brazil after a 20 hour flight from Saint Louis Senegal carrying 308 pounds of French mail. The Seaplane of Compagnie Aeropostale completed the first commercial air crossing of the South Atlantic in preparation for a regular Atlantic airmail service.
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Natal
Brazil
Jeanmermoz
St. Louis
Senegal
Mermoz
D’abry
Gimie
South Atlantic
Compagnie Aeropostale
Saint-Louis
Toulouse
Rio de Janspiro
Ohio Cities Show 25 Percent Population Growth
Ohio's urban areas grew about 25 percent over the past decade per U.S. census data. Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo and Columbus remain top cities with Akron Dayton and others showing gains through annexations and metro-area expansions. Los Angeles and Wichita references appear as unrelated items in the same dispatch.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Columbus
Akron
United Press
Ohio
U. S
Lake City
Columbu
Dayton
Youngstown
Canton
United States
Kenmore
Contracts For Painting Of Schools In City
City Board of Education awarded contracts totaling 94352 for painting four Llyria school buildings this summer. O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co. gets three contracts for exterior Techni cal Building high school unit exterior Lincoln Building interior Loosevelt School. William Elemes to paint exterior Washington School. Tuthill and Wigdon win interior Technical Building. Jackson Paint and Wallpaper Co. lands Roosevelt Building. Summer work includes painting and redecorating the high school auditorium. contract for that work to be awarded soon.
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Llyria
City Board of Eduation
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Company
Lincoln
Loosevelt
William Elemes
Washington
Tuthill and Wigdon
Jackson Paint and Wallypaper Company
Roosevelt
Iso
Suppression drive as Sholapur under military occupation
Government moves to quell disorder in Sholapur with military occupation and mass arrests at Shiroda and Belgaum. Mrs Sarojini Naidu leads passive resistance as rioting flares in Sholapur and Lahore. Troops hold Peshawar amid tribal raid fears.
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Bombay
India
Sholapur
Shiroda
Belgaum
Sarojini Naidu
Mahatma Gandhi
Lahore
Peshawar
Poona
Hur
Nansen Dies at 68 After Active Arctic Plans
Oslo May 13 Fridtjof Nansen the famed Norwegian explorer died today at noon at age 68. Despite his age he remained active in Arctic exploration and recently proposed an aerial North Pole expedition delayed by the Graf Zeppelin not being available.
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Oslo
Fridtjof Nansen
Nansen
North Pole
Zeppelin
Youthful Bandit Steals 900 At Middletown Bank
A youthful bandit unmasked and hatless robbed Citizens Building & Loan Co in Middletown Ohio today, escaping with 900 dollars. Secretary Treasurer A L Foster and assistant Mrs Clara Gruber were ordered to the back and forced to surrender cash and checks before the thief fled.
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Middletown
Citizens Building & Loan Company
A. L. Foster
Clara Gruber
Mrs Hoover’s Injury Worse Than First Report
Washington May 13 The injury to Mrs Hoover’s back confined her to the White House for a month and is now judged more serious. Capt Joel T Boone White House physician said brief motor rides will follow weather easing and she may not attend Memorial Day Gettysburg address with President Hoover.
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Mrs. Hoover
Washington
Marriage To Force Cagle To Leave West Point
May 13. Christian K. Cagle army all American halfback must resign from West Point after secret marriage two years ago. Cagle and Marion Hale of New Roads Louisiana wed August 25 1928 at Gretna Louisiana. Officials say the marriage led to his decision to depart for business and coaching football.
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Cagle
West Point
Washington
Christian K. Cagle
Army
War Department
Marion Hale
New Roads
Gretna
Department
Elyria YM C A Directors Being Elected
Members vote for eight three year trustees from ten nominees at the Elyria Y M C A polls open 8 a m to 8 p m Eight incumbents seek reelection D A Baird Deane Burns C M Herald J R Fitch G B Findley Walter Kohn Earl Green land Kari Plocher also nominated M F Fey Richard Thayer Hamilton May 13 Everett Sieber Akron 49 killed when his motorcycle collided with Raymond Tee 27 Hamilton on Dixie highway.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
The
Association
D. A. Baird
Deane Burns
Dr. C. M. Herald
J. R. Fitch
G. B. Findley
Walter Kohn
Earl Greenland
Kari Plocher
George Gould
R. C. Maston
J. E. Thatcher
Charles Biggs
Ernest Crisp
Hamilton
Everett Sieber
Akron
Raymond Tee
Dixie Highway
100 Teachers Reemployed by Board in Elyria
The Elyria City Board of Education reemployed 158 teachers for the 1930-31 school year at a special meeting. Additional staff were named for non teaching roles, with a probable 15 more teachers to be hired to reach about 173 total in public schools. Names listed include many Elyria high schools and district schools with multiple principals and specialty roles.
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Elyria
City Board of Education
Kiyria
Gertrude Carrington
Grace McCrillis
Melba Woodworth
Edward Gaumer
Gertrude Barker
Nellie Bennett
Gladys Thompson
Franklin School
Elma Depew
Hamilton School
Grace Hahn
Garford
Ethel Smith
Jefferson School
Mary Rudolph
Roosevelt School
C. P. Shively
E. D. Adams
Norah D. Abbe
Mabel Ellis
C. M. Williams
Ruth Palmer
Pauline Storrer
R. C. Mast
Barbara Hilberg
Philip Hofmann
Bertha Hoge
Edna Jones
Mildred Kinder
Floss Klopfenstein
C. W. Koppes
Blanche Lake
E. R. Laver
Nelle R. Lewis
J. C. Linville
Lee Lyman
Nancy Murphy
Maude Parmelee
Frances Raufus
Gertrude Remington
Allyn S. Rose
Marjorie Rosenberger
Harry Rosen
M. H. Sc
Clair Reynolds
R. R. Ross
Marjorie Rossiter
Margaret Scott
A. N. Smith
Mabel Vogan
Mildred Cope
Gates Hospital
Caroline Foley
Agnes Duffy
Opportunity
Ethel Gott
Blanche Ingraham
Washington
Ina May Ardell
Edward Burton
Mae Jayman
Hannorah May
Ruth Pape
One Shumaker
Clarabelle Steele
Georgiana Taft
Elizabeth Work
Iir
Elizabeth Yoder
Franklin
E. Glenn Baxter
Florence Rickford
Mary Byam
Carrie Lou Church
Ruth Dewhurst
Louise Peteet
Ethel Rosa
Mildred Stuart
Wamilton
Toretta Benedict
Dorothy Boor
Nelle Boyd
Susie Drake
Elizabeth Freese
Marguerite Helman
Lucy B. Kirk
Helen Alice McCracken
Ella Parmalee
Florence Phihoda
Elizabeth Thomas
Mckinley
Corinne Brown
J. Marie Bullock
Lucy Free
Allen and Garford Buildings Get Kindergarten Upgrade in Elyria
The City Board of Education approved extending kindergarten facilities to the Allen and Garford buildings, creating a kindergarten in every city grammar school for the first time in years and adding one teacher who will split time between the two schools. The Jefferson school will be returned to use with the new addition. An eight week summer athletic supervisor will organize tennis and oversee field use year round, with Coach A N Smith in charge. A night watchman and janitor for the high school were also approved.
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Elyria
City Board of Education
Allen and Garford
Jefferson
A. N. Smith
Cincinnati Kid Gang Burglaries Nets Seven Juvenile Thieves
Cincinnati police rounded up seven boys aged 10 to 15 after more than 20 burglaries blamed on the Kid Gang. Their loot, including money and pistols, totals about 400 dollars with damage estimated at 5,000. The youths used broken windows and skylights to gain entry. the last arrest followed a camp at Loveland, Ohio. One boy said he did it for a thrill. Safes were cracked in a professional manner with sledge hammers.
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Cincinnati
River Front
Loveland
Ohio
Liquor Traffic Costs High In Amherst
In Amherst, authorities report high liquor traffic costs. Mayor C F E Cooper fined Tony Maseck 200 dollars for possession after arrest for liquor. Maseck said he bought it from Kath erine Rehm, who was fined 500 dollars and costs for selling intoxicating liquor. Both in county jail for nonpayment of fines.
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Amherst
C. F E. Cooper
Tony Maseck
Maseck
Katherine Rehm
Suit Filed For $100 000 In Lorain Court
Ignatz Bakos Jr 10 of Lorain sues Vasil Spiroff Amherst R D for 100000 damages claiming injuries from a May 1 1929 auto collision at East 29th Street and Palm Avenue Lorain. The suit is brought by his father Ignatz Bakos Sr.
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Common Pleas Court
Ignatz Bakos, Jr
Lorain
Vasil Spiroff
Amherst
Eaat 29Th Street
Palm Avenue
Ignatz Bakos
Community Service Council Meets Tonight at Spring Valley Club
The Community Service Council will hold a dinner meeting at Spring Valley Country Club this evening at 6 15 o’clock to elect officers and address any other business that may arise.
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Community Service Council
Spring Valley Country Club
Murder trial jury pool reshuffled in Elyria venue changes
The Lorain murder case of Antonio Dzouclis enters afternoon session with a pre emptory challenge excusing Mrs David Goodfriend from the panel and prompting Judge Thompson to draw eight new Elyria names. Prospective jurors reveal strong anti capital punishment views as the trial may not start until tomorrow morning with possible a thirteenth juror. Names on the noon panel include Mrs Gertrude Cross W B Kerr A L Becker Mrs Maud Wickens A J Boor George M Smart A E Roberson Mrs Clara Ulrich JS Morris W E Knowlton Mrs David Goodfriend and Frank Fields. One juror is challenged by the defense.
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Antonio Droucls
David Goodfriend
Lorain
Thompson
Elyria
Antonio Dzouclis
William Dineff
Dzoucls
Sophia
W. B. Thompson
Dronelis
Drouchs
Gertrude Cross
W. B. Kerr
A. L. Becker
Maud Wickens
A. J. Boor
George M. Smart
Wellington
A. E. Roberson
Clara Ulrich
JS. Morris
Oberlin
W. E. Knowlton
Wloran
Frank Fields
Sheffield Lake
E. W. Phillips
Elyria Carpenter
Fire destroys three shops in Willard blaze on Myrtle Ave
A fire in Willard Ohio on Myrtle avenue destroyed the Willard Ashley shoe store Cook s jewelry store and the Oyster House restaurant and damaged three other buildings. Firefighters from Ashland and Norwalk aided as flames spread rapidly from about 10 am until noon causing losses likely above 50000. The cause is not yet determined.
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Willard
Willard Ashley
Cook’s Jewelry
Oyster House
M. L. Tracy
L. M. Hunter
Myrtle Avenue
Ashland
Norwalk
Columbia Station Boy Wins State Farmers Institute Poster Prize
William Howland of Columbia Station is named a state winner in the Farmers' Institute poster contest. He places among sixth prize winners in the grade school division and receives a two dollar prize as announced by the county agricultural extension office.
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William Howland
Columbia Station
Farmers’ Institute
Howland
Elyria Chamber Dinner May 27 With Van der Vries Speaker
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce hosts a dinner at the American Legion Home on Tuesday evening May 27. Topic is Where's Business Going with John N. Van der Vries of Chicago as principal speaker.
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American Legion
Elyria
Boys Week Committee Set To Discuss Recent Activities
The Boys Week committee of the Y M C A will meet tonight to report on last week’s activities and close up the project. George Gould, the committee chairman, has called the gathering to review progress and finalize matters.
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George Gould
Record April car sales in Lorain County 498 sold
The Lorain County bill of sale division reports 498 new vehicles sold in April, including 51 passenger cars and 17 trucks, reflecting countywide auto activity for the month.
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Lorain County
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