France hints at reopening war debt question
Paris May 15 Leon Blum socialist leader likely to become French Premier next month signaled readiness to reopen the Franco American war debt issue. He told a meeting that France would seek a solution while avoiding unilateral repudiation and emphasized respect for international agreements.
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Paris
Leon Blum
France
Blum
Interailied
Popular Front
Germany
Italy
Prime Functions Of PWA Will Continue Roosevelt Assures
Roosevelt said the public works administration and resettlement administration will continue despite a large relief cut. Interior secretary Ickes testified to a Senate subcommittee seeking funds to sustain the FWA and Tugwell warned that resettlement operations could halt by July 1 without new money.
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PWA
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
Resettlement Administration
Works Progress Administration
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Senate Appropriations
FWA
Rexford G. Tugwell
Ickes
Peace Department urged by Methodist report
A report to the Methodist Episcopal General Conference in Columbus Ohio on March 1 urged the creation of a U S Department of World Peace and a reduction of armaments It also reaffirmed opposition to military training in high schools and compulsory training in colleges and universities and proposed conscripting industry during war time The group urged the United States to lead in progressive armament reduction and cease supporting military training in civilian education institutions.
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Columbus
Tcm
Department of World Peace
United States
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Await Arrival of Leaking Steamship Near Ketchikan
KETCHIKAN Alaska May 15. Arrival of the S S North Sea, which struck a site at 50 miles south of here during a heart storm yesterday, was expected momentarily today. The vessel carrying 143 passengers and 30 crew members was refloated at high tide and proceeded toward Ketchikan under its own power despite leaking.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
S. S. North Sea
Here
Keichikan
Capture 2 Escaped Canton Prisoners
Police in Canton Ohio report two of seven inmates who escaped Stark County Jail last night have been recaptured. Walter Hadley awaiting burglary trial and Edwina Fite were found after authorities traced the break in and returned to their cells, while five others remain at large.
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Canton
Tpi
Stark County
Walter Hadley
Edwina Fite
Weather outlook for region tonight to Saturday
Fair tonight and Saturday with clouds in the extreme north portion. Temperatures rise in the south and fall near Lake Erie as cooler air moves in.
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Lake Erie
Wellington Bandits Car Found After Hold Up
Recovery of the black Studebaker used by two robbers who held up three employees and five customers of the First Wellington Bank yesterday with 6040 dollars. The car was found abandoned with a flat rear tire behind a hedge near Route 2 and Grafton Road. Police identify prints and suspect the robbers from the Cleveland police files while efforts to match ownership continue.
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Wellngton Bank
Grafton Road
Leither
Studebaker
Wellington
Ralph Cain
The
Steel and Tube Company
Ity
Clarence W. Dick
Sheriff's Department
Cleveland Police Department
Chapman
Karl Townsend
Cleveland
Two Men Missing In Abandoned Coal Mine Near Here
Pittsburg reporter recounts daylong search for Edwin Miller and two companions, Arthur Tanner and Robert Dryer, who entered an abandoned coal shaft near Wiljock to mine coal. Miller, 35, sheltered at the entrance after witnessing dangerous roof crumbling and water pools, and alerted authorities after they failed to return by daybreak.
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Pittsburgh
Here
Edwin Miller
Pittsbargh
Arthur Tanner
Robert Dryer
Beth's Run Road
Miller
Federal Bureau of Mines Engineers
Ther
Pittsburch Coal Company
Wiljock
Canon
Larze
Hills
Edward Jones
Vincent School Board Studies Petitions Over Principal and Teacher
The Clearview district board will study two petitions seeking Principal Ridsal Albert’s dismissal and Miss Hazel Heston’s retention. No action was taken. an investigation will occur and a decision given later. The feud dates to the current school year with claims of administrative discord and a nonrenewal tied to alleged disagreements. Myron Starr accused the principal of rejecting a free potato offer.
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Ridsal Albert
Vincent
Clearview
Hazel Heston
Clearview High School
Albert
Miss Heston
Elyria Bank Gains Federal Reserve System Membership
Elyria Savings and Trust Co. is admitted to the Federal Reserve System after thorough review. President A J Robinson states the bank pursued careful consultation and believes membership will strengthen service to depositors and Elyria, with plans to operate in a manner worthy of the Board of Governors' confidence.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Federal Reserve System
A. J. Robinson
Federal Reserve
Washington
Elyria
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Act
Elyvian Places In U S Music Contest
Elyvia high school student Robert C. Wilcox placed in the third division of the national music contest in Cleveland with a very good rating. He competed with eighteen contestants nationwide and performed Rimsky Korsakov Flight of the Bumble Bee and Wagner To The Evening Star on marimba.
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Robert C. Wilcox
Elyvia
National Musicontest
Cleveland
J. Martin Beck
Wilcox
Rimsky-Korskov
Evening Star
Wagner
Officials Hear Talks On Ohio's Highways
Major Don A. Baird Safety Director I. D. Faxon and a delegation of Lorain city and county officials attended a luncheon in Columbus at the Neil House. Col Willard T. Chevalier president of the American Road Builders Association spoke on Ohio highway problems.
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Don A. Baird
I. D. Faxon
Lorain
Columbus
Neil House
Col. Willard T. Chevalier
American Road Builders Association
McGraw Publishing Company
Ohio
152 Teachers Re-Hired Will Get Contracts
The Elyria Board of Education approved re earlier. The board voted to give teachers contracts for the next school year, ending months of uncertainty. Salaries rise by 160 or more for most, with maximums set at 2408 for high school and 2199 for grade school. Three vacancies remain with two hires to be decided later. A payroll of 217,290 is projected for 1936 37, contingent on enrollments and funding under Ohio's school foundation program.
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Elyria
Eiyria Board of Education
I R. C. Maston
Hirh
Marian Witt
Mary Louise Harrison
Roosevelt School
Ruth Steindorf
el School
Harrison
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Illinois
Maston
Elsra
Ohio School Foundation
Ohio
Fear of New Japanese Expansion Grips London Officials
British officials fear a fresh wave of Japanese expansion in Eastern Asia as strong reinforcements reach Japanese garrisons in North China. Reports say Peking informed the British embassy of the garrison reinforcements, but assurances failed to ease suspicions about Japan's intentions.
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London
Eastern
Asia
China
Foreign Office
Peking
North China
Japan
Lorain County Schools to Graduate 339 Students
Lorain County high schools will graduate 339 students in the next three weeks. Ambers High leads with 5 seniors, Wellington 45, Ridgeville 25, Avon Lake 27, Penfield 7 as smallest class. The first commencement is Brighton High next Tuesday night, with several schools proceeding across Wednesday through Friday. Amherst Grove Patterson will speak at Amherst on June 3, Rev. Thomas Williams will deliver the baccalaureate at Congregational Church May 31. The full list includes names across multiple schools and districts.
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Lorain County
Ambers
Wellington
Avon Lake
Ridgeville
Penfield
Brighton High
Clearview
Amherst
Amherst Grove Patterson
The
Toledo Blade
Robert Gerber
Olive Guild
Robert Hall
Helen Kirschner
Arnold Koepp
Vera Koepke
Helen Kurth
Mary Lantz
Andrew Levay
Mattie Linn
Ava Masters
Louise Meitzke
Mike Mikita Jr
Beny Oti
Eleanor Patterson
Erik Ponton
Harry Powers
Donna Pumphrer
Frank Reichert
Clyde Rosen- Kranz
Russell Schieferstein
Jack Sa
Guatemala Quits League Amid Latin American Walkout
Geneva May 15 Guatemala today quit the League of Nations. The action foreshadows possible withdrawals by Chile Mexico Colombia and other Latin American nations. Brazil Costa Rica and Paraguay have already resigned. Ecuador refuses to enforce sanctions while Chile seeks lifting of them. both nations sit on the league council.
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Copsright
United Press
Geneva
Guatemala
League of Nations
Geneva Organization
Chile
Mexico
Colombia
League
Brazil
Costa Rica
Paraguay
Ecuador
Italy
League Council
Shively's Contract Renewed By Board
C P Shively Ely Tia High School principal had his contract renewed for two years by the Ely Tia Board of Education at a special meeting. Salary set at 3969 annually with 100 for convention attendance, same as current. Board noted potential future increase if finances allow. Principal’s pay remains below the pre cuts level, with larger portion of retrenchment seen earlier.
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C. P. Shively
Ely- Tia
Ely- Tia Board of Education
Elyrians donate 375 acres to Ohio for state forest
Judge Guy B Findley and wife Jennie C Findley deeded 375 acres in Huntington township to the State of Ohio. The land borders the 206 acre state game farm and will join it to form a 573 acre game sanctuary later named a State Forest for timber production and forestry experiments. The gift funds and land include a 1936 purchase of 305 acres for 10000 dollars. The state forester Edmund Seacrest will map and plan planting as work begins soon. The Findleys sought to establish forestry in this section of Ohio for a large timber tract.
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Guy B Findley
Jennie C. Findley
State of
Ohio
Huntington Township
Wellington
Board of Control
The
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Findler
Forest
Ruth Rice
Huntington
Edmund Seacrest
Wooster State Forester
Chronicele-Telegram
Old Timers Banquet Recalls Gay Nineties at National Tube
The fifth annual Old Timers banquet honoring National Tube Company veterans with 25 or more years of service drew 355 attendees at Pearl Avenue Restaurant in Lorain. Speakers included Dr William E Wheatley Cleve Buswell and P P Reese with toastmaster James A Daniel. Program featured a The Gar Nineties scene in period costumes and old time songs such as Take Me to the Ball Game and In the Good Old Summer Time. Cast members included Suzette Bird Elsie Young and Will B Young. bouquets were given to three longtime employees and Max M Suppes pictured above the platform. The event closed with a social hour and group singing.
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Pearl Avenue
Lorain
National Tube Company
William E. Wheatley
Cleve Buswell
P. P. Reese
Hook Schaeffer
James A. Daniel
Helen Adams
Suzette Bird
Ira Sheridan
Chester Smith
Elsie Young
Harry Jenkins
J. Powell Jones
Art R. Moos
Samuel Owens
Arthur Prosser
Will B. Young
Garland A. Gall
Gwilliam E. Thomas
Robert E- Bryan
Gentral
Elyria Youth Hurt In Auto Collision
Harold Biddingeer a 19 year old resident of 221 East Broad street sustained two broken ribs after his car collided with a truck driven by Sol Kailes 410 Furnace street at Broad and East Bridge streets then hit a parked J R Dall Motor Company car. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A separate rear end collision occurred on Oberlin avenue at about 830 pm involving James Hill of Lorain and Alex Yarmack of South Amherst.
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Harold Biddingeer
East Broad Street
Sol Kailes
Furnace Street
Broad
East Bridge Streets
J. R. Dall Motor Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
James Hill
Lorain
Oberlin Avenue
Alex Yarmack
South Amherst
Ranortad
Leaders Hope Duce Intervenes In Austrian Crisis
Vienna May 15 Leaders of the Heimwehr hope Premier Mussolini will act to save Prince Ernest von Starhemberg ousted in a coup against the Austrian dictatorship. French and British representations anger the group, which sees Il Duce as likely to counter the outside pressure. Starhemberg, in Rome, may return to pursue a comeback as Heimwehr supporters insist on his leadership and reject Schuschnigg.
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Vienna
Heimwehr
Benito Mussolini
Ernest von Starhemberg
Muss
Doon
Ethiopia
Starhemberg
Schuschnieg
Resolution Rejected Over Post Office Probe Cooperation
Washington May 15 The House rejected a resolution demanding Postmaster General James A Farley explain to Congress whether postal inspectors refused to cooperate with the G men in the capture of Sam Coker.
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Washington
House
James A. Farler
Congress
Sam Coker
Daniels Villa Razed in Ridgeville Fire Loss $15000
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed Daniels Villa in Ridgeville around 6 a m today damaging about $15000. Owner John Daniels of Cleveland had been preparing to reopen this summer after the building’s long history from Judge W W Bernton to Albers Villa and later a roadhouse and inn. Firefighting volunteers from Ridgeville Dover and North Olmsted plus a watchman aided, with Deputy Sheriff Monroe extinguishing a roof fire sparked by embers. The blaze began at the rear basement entrance villagers say.
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Daniels
Ridgeville
John Daniels
Cleveland
W. W. Bernton
Ohio Supreme Court
John Albers
Albers
Kenneth Witbeck
Walton Ive Company
Diederich
Albert Diederich
Dover
North Olmsted
Ernest Gertsenberger
Ed Monroe
Monroe
Paul Chapman
Officers Elected By Elyria Eagles For Coming Year
Elyria Aerie No. 431 elected a full slate for the coming year with 400 members present. Officers named include President Lyle Castile, Vice-President James France, Secretary Art R. Graber, Treasurer Robert Jensen, Chaplain William McDonald, Trustee Edward Schaefer, Conductor Gus Klein, Inside Guard Dr. George French, and Dr. H. J. Austin as organization physicians. Installation set for June 11. A fourteen-act show from Cleveland highlighted the lodge event, followed by in-room entertainment. Next gathering Friday May 22 will feature cards, dancing, and entertainment.
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Elyria Aerie
Lyle Castile
James France
Art R. Graber
Robert Jensen
William Mc~Donald
Wm. Meinke
Edward Schaefer
Gus Klein
George French
H. J. Austin
Organization
Joe Soddy
Cleveland
Lodge
Cool Ohio Weather Near End of Cool Span
State meteorologist W. H. Alexander forecast that the cool spring weather in Ohio would end within 24 hours. Indications pointed to continued fair skies with slowed temperature rise as the thermometer is expected to return to normal in the mid eighties by Saturday.
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Ohio
W. H. Alexander
Alexander
Hearings Near End In Ohio Senate Unemployment Session
The Ohio Senate research committee plans to conclude its unemployment insurance hearings next Monday and Tuesday after a brief session yesterday.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Today's Want-Ads Offer Used Cars With Honest Descriptions
If your car works and you want better value the ad page promotes trading for a newer used vehicle. It highlights tires brakes and general condition, urging readers to explore the market for savings and options today.
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U.S. Department For World Peace
Shane
Tennessee
Howard Cox
Lloyd Sueet
Berea
Allen K. Shortz
State Bureau of Motor Registrations
Board
Myron Starr
Elyria Bank
Elyvian
U.S
Fear
Shively
Lynn Frazier
North Dakota
William Lemke
National Tube Co
Duce
Elyria Eagles
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