Ohio Conference of Congregational Churches Concludes 86th Meeting
Delegates and visitors to the eighty sixth annual Ohio Conference of Congregational Churches returned home after four days at the First Congregational Church. About 590 attendees took part in sessions on world religious issues with a music program by Catharine Van Buren of Pittsfield. The closing session featured Prof. Arthur E. Holt on responsible living, a Josef Barton invitation, and benediction by Fred L. Hall.
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Ohio Conference of Congregational Churches
First Congregational Church
Catherine van Buren
Pittsfield
Mass
Oberlin
Mary
T. T. Burleigh
Haydn
the Creation
Magdalen
Michael's Gate
Liza Lehmann
Arthur E. Holt
Chicago Theological Seminary
Josef Barton
Elyria
Fred L. Hall
Commonwealth
Cecil Leek
Covington
Ohio
Eric D. Chapman
Bender Co Ships Buses After Albany Order
Bender Body Co plans increased output at its Elyria plant as 100 school buses ordered from Albany arrive. The buses will be built in Cleveland with 61 seats and chrome rubber interiors. President Herman Bender announced the Cleveland plant will run at capacity for five months with over 31,000,000 paid in labor.
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Elyria
Bender Body Company
Albany
N. Y
Cleveland
Joseph Bender, Jr
New York
Herman Bender
Ohio Weather Summary Promises Warm, Showery Outlook
The Weather OHIO notes fair and slightly warmer conditions tonight with Tuesday mainly cloudy and possible showers in the southwest. High pressure sits over central valleys, while upper Mississippi valley barometers run high. low pressure near New England and Utah. Showers and storms reported across central and southern plains and New England. colder in Lake region and Ohio valley but warmer across plains and Mississippi Valley.
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Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Canadian Prairies
New England
Utah
Central
Plains
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Plains States
Senate OKs Civil Aviation Authority Plan
The Senate approved a bill to create a civilian aviation authority to regulate all commercial air traffic under presidential supervision. The five member body would coordinate civil aviation regulation, replacing current oversight by the Interstate Commerce Commission, the Bureau of Air Commerce, and the Post Office Department.
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Washington
Senate
Pat McCarran
Nev
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Air Commerce
Post Office Department
Canton Contractor Dueber Cable to Be Released Today
Canton May 16 Dueber S Cable wealthy contractor held in jail after a death by own action note from his former paramour Mrs Theresa Ludwig. Police Chief Ira Manderbaugh announced release today. Ludwig accused Cable of hiring a Cleveland killer to murder his wife. Cable denied the accusations in the letter.
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Canton
Dueber S. Cable
Theresa Ludwig
Ira Manderbaugh
Ludwig
Cable
Cleveland
Roosevelt backs reorganization bill but not a must
President Roosevelt would like Congress to enact a government reorganization bill this session but has not placed it on his must list. House Majority Leader Sam Rayburn announced this after a White House conference with leaders of the House and Senate on the legislative program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
White House
Rayburn
Senate
Six Crew Missing After Aboard Fight Aboard City of Norfolk
The City of Norfolk arrived at Albert Docks from Baltimore reporting six crew members missing after a fight aboard. One man stabbed another and leapt overboard. a rescue boat capsized, costing five lives.
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London
City of Norfolk
Albert Docks
Baltimore
Holy See Recognizes Franco Regime
The Holy See officially recognized the insurgent regime of Gen Francisco Franco in Spain today. In Burgos the insurgent government appointed Jose Maria Yanguas Mesia as ambassador to the Vatican.
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Vatican City
U.P
Holy See
Francisco Franco
Spain
Burgos
Jose Maria Yanguas Mesia
Vatican
Britain’s Air Minister Resigns in Cabinet Shakeup
London reports Viscount Swinton resigned as air minister in a British Cabinet shakeup on May 16. The news notes a sudden personnel change affecting the air ministry.
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Britain
London
Viscount Swinton
Five youths face assault charges after Ridgeville tavern brawl
George Klatik proprietor of a Ridgeville tavern filed assault and battery charges yesterday against Horace Bruce Kenneth Watson Alan Nelson Ralph Smith and Charles Nelson. The incident occurred about 1 a m Sunday when a fight broke out drawing in other patrons. Bruce and Watson posted $200 bond for Thursday hearing. the remaining three are jailed awaiting bond.
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George Klatik
Avon-Belden Road
Ridgeville
Horace Bruce
Indian Hollow Road
Kenneth Watson
Fields Corners
Alan Nelson
Chestnut Ridge Road
Ralph Smith
Island Road
Charles Nelson
Klatik
Bruce
Preston L. Coon
Watson
Coon
Dean of Men Aloysius Diersen Found Dead in Detroit
Rev. Aloy sius Diersen S J 44 Dean of Men at the University of Detroit since September was found dead today in his room at the college rectory Born in Cleveland he came from rector of St Xavier High School Cleveland He succeeded Rev Joseph Luther as Dean of Men last September Death due to a heart attack was not believed preceded by illness
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Detroit
Aloysius Diersen
S. J
University of Detroit
Cleveland
St. Xavier High School
Dier- Sen
Joseph Luther
Elyria Lorain Celebrate National Air Mail Week
Elyria and Lorain County honor William Graves Sharp as father of the air mail with ceremonies in Elyria and Oberlin. Events include a luncheon parade and wreath laying by Congressman Don W. Harter, with a memorial at Ridgelawn Cemetery. Air mail stamp sales and cachet requests dominated the opening day.
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Elyria
Lorain County
William iGraves
Sharp
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Don W. Harter
Ridgelawn
Harter
C. J. Sartor
Three Wellington Youths Escape Death In Car Crash
Three Wellington youths escaped death when their 1925 Chrysler skidded on Route 58 two miles south of Wellington, plunged down a bank, and struck a tree. Driver Robert Ewell, 21, and passenger William Herald Jr., 13, were severely injured and treated at Falls Clinic. Myron Gott, 15, escaped with minor injuries. An X ray was planned for Ewell.
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Wellington
Robert Ewell
William Herald, Jr
William Herald
Falls
Ewell
Herald
Myron Gott
Paul Gott
Gott
Gott Farm
Fire at Atlanta Terminal Hotel Leaves Dozens Dead
At least 25 people died in a morning blaze at Atlanta's old Terminal Hotel with 15 identified by noon. Fire officials feared up to 35 or more may be buried in the wreckage as crews cleared debris from the basement and upper floors. The blaze began at 3 15 a.m. and firefighters controlled it in about an hour.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Elyria Woman Dies After Fifty Years in City
Hulda Stolzenberg 71 of Elyria died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Saturday at 9 40 p m after a three week illness. Born in Berne Switzerland April 12 1867 she was widow of Henry W Stolzenberg Funeral at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 00 p m burial Elmwood Cemetery Lorain Surviving daughter Anna Meyers Elyria two sons Louis Elyria Edward W and Henry W Los Angeles sister Emma Kohler Elyria brothers Fred and Charles Heinmann Lorain nine grandchildren.
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Hulda Stolzenberg
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stolzenberg
Park Avenue
Berne
Switzerland
Henry W. Stolzenberg
Anna Meyers
Louis Stolzenberg
Edward W
Los Angeles
California
Emma Kohler
Fred
Charles Heinmann
Lorain
Lorain County Relief Costs Four Months Eleven Figures
Lorain County spent 133469 dollars for direct relief for January through April. The state auditor notes the county uses 10732 dollars monthly from state funds, with county funds covering the balance. About 2000 relief cases sustain roughly 8000 individuals, with total county relief costs about 35000 dollars per month.
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Lorain County
Joseph T. Ferguson
Two Elyria Fire Captains Transferred
Transfers announced by Fire Chief W N Bates move Capt. S R Hudson from Engine 3 to Engine 1 and Capt. C C Osborn from Engine 1 to Engine 3, effective today. Osborn had been appointed captain on April 4.
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Elyria
W.N. Bates
S. R. Hudson
C. C. Osborn
Passport to Peril opens in Chronicle Telegram
The new novel Passport to Peril begins in tonight's Chronicle Telegram with the first chapter on page 8. It blends danger mystery action and romance and invites readers to follow through to the final installment.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Farm Bureau Presents Program To Finance Relief
The Ohio Farm Bureau released a 15.5 million dollar plan opposing the governor and city leaders’ 17 million dollar relief package. It urges rapid funding via higher taxes on banks investments liquor and amusements while opposing a lower 65 percent threshold for special real estate levies. The dispute highlights rural urban tensions as the General Assembly opens a third special session.
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Columbus. C
U.m—House
Ohio General Assembly
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Farm Bureau
Davey
Farm Bureau
Three Held In Auto Theft
Wellington men and a 16 year old boy are held on auto theft charges. A fourth man, brother of one, is expected to be arrested as an accomplice. They face charges for stealing a car from Stanley McAvena and for thefts of a radio, tires, and batteries, with two admitting car theft in Oberlin.
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Wellington
William G. Smith
Jones Gas Station
Stanley McAvena
Lodi Street
West Avenue
Snyder-Buick
Broad Street
Smith
C. E. Parker
Parker
Oberlin
Three Cars Damaged In Collision At Fields Corners
At 2 p m yesterday three vehicles were damaged in a Route 10 crash about 112 miles east of Fields Corners. Elmer Carver 37 Chestnut Ridge road and J D Ryan 38 419 Elm street were involved when Ry an rear ended Carver and was struck into his car by Gerald Pinch 22 of Cleveland who could not stop as the other two slowed. Deputy Sheriff Paul Johnson reported.
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Route 10
Fields Corners
Paul Johnson
Elmer Carver
Chestnut Ridge Road
J. D. Ryan
Elm Street
Ryan
Carver
Gerald Pinch
Cleveland
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