Schwab Urges Curb on Wage Cuts for International Trade Gains
New York May 12 The nation can be cheered as the tide comes in Schwab Bethlehem Steel chairman told the American Trade Institute that wages were not cut and workers would be supported He urged efficiency to lower costs and warned against arbitrary wage reductions while noting a growing sane approach to lowering trade barriers He said prices and war effects cross national borders and trade must flourish on mutual advantage while remaining mindful of world conditions
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New York
Charles A. Sehwieh
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
American Traperal Steel Institute
Schwab
Kear
Thas
Sandusky Man May Get State Education Post
Sandusky city schools superintendent Frank J. Prout was to confer with Governor White in Columbus about a potential appointment as State Director of Education. The meeting, reportedly arranged for discussion of the rumored posting, signals Prout as a likely choice for the position.
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Columbus
Frank J. Prout
Sandusky City
White
J. ©. Crouse
Prouf
Ohio Weather Forecast Sho wers this afternoon and Saturday
Ohio forecast shows showers this afternoon and tonight with fair skies and rising temperatures in West and South areas. Yesterday’s highs included Phoenix 98, El Paso 88, Abilene 88. White River 28 and Minnedosa 28 were today’s lows. Conditions indicate cool weather and continued showers over the next 24 hours in the vicinity.
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Ohio
Phoenix
el Paso
Avilene
White River
Minnedosa
Calgary
Tucker Withdraws Candidacy for Mayor Nomination
Charles B. Tucker of 1106 Fast Ave withdraws as a Republican mayoral candidate. He cites his investment and role as president of Citizens Budget Co. of Lorain County and growing demands on his time, saying mayoral service is a full time job and he cannot balance it with his business commitments. He thanks supporters while announcing his decision.
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Charles BE. Tucker
Fast Ave
Tucker
Citizens Budget Co
Lorain County
Maryvr
Jury hears libel suit over ownership of Lorain Journal
Plaintiff claims Horvitz owns the Lorain Journal and Gibson is his agent, with Aiken arguing ownership based on Horvitz’s cash payments. Trial began May 11 and continued without break with one hour 45 minutes allotted to each side. Fauver defended corporate ownership and urged verdict for both defendants. The argument session ended with Fauver criticizing Peer and attorney Scott.
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David Aiken
M. F. Peer
David Gibson
The
Lorain Journal
Samuel Horvitz
Aiken
Horvitz
Gibgon
Emil Calman
Fauver
Lorain Journal Company
Bonafide
L. B. Fauver
Peer
Frank Scott
Firebug Goodwin to undergo mental exam in arson case
Alienists will examine Eugene F Goodwin a 22 year old former John Carroll University football player who has admitted starting 75 fires in Cleveland Ohio over the past weeks The exam was ordered at the request of his father a retired city fireman Police said arson charges were ready to be filed against him.
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Cleveland
Eugene F. Goodwin
John Carroll University
Young Goodwin
Rail executives seek 19 percent freight rate rise East of Mississippi
Eastern Presidents Association delegates from 40 railroads propose a nationwide 2 to 20 percent scale increase to restore credit and avert wage cuts. Leonard Loree leads a committee to present the request to the Interstate Commerce Commission, arguing higher rates would spur broader economic recovery.
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New York
Mississippi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Presidents’ Association
Leonard F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson Company
J. M. Davis
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
J. J. Pelley
New Haver
Hartford
Charles H. Hix
Virginia Railway
Pelly
Memorial Day Committees To Meet Tonight
Final arrangements for the Memorial Day program will be made at 7 59 p m today at a general meeting of Memorial Day committees in council chamber. J G Schrock, secretary, announced the meeting and urged committees from all participating organizations to attend.
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Council Chamber
J. G. Schrock
League Of Nations Forms Study Section For The Crippled
Officials of the International Society for Crippled Children hail the League of Nations approval in Geneva to establish a special section to study world problems of the crippled. The society's International Relations committee led by Dr. E G Brackett of Boston is credited, with members from England, Sweden, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Holland, Italy, France, and Belgium. The plan awaits operational details but is on the League agenda for action amid cautious optimism about slow progress.
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International Society For Crippled Children
Leagues of Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
International Society
League For
E. G. Brackett
Boston
Edgar F. Allen
Sir Robert Hores
Liverpool
England
Patrick Haglund
Stockholm
Sweden
Fritz Lange
Allen
League For Action
League
Two Women and Child Killed At Crossing
In London Ohio area on May 22 a car carrying two women and two children was struck by a Big Four passenger train. Mrs Ralph Bennett 25 Miss Mary Kelley 38 a nurse and Mrs Bennett's daughter died. Another child born of Mrs Bennett remained in serious condition after the wreck sent the auto into a ditch.
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London
Ralph Bennett
Mary Kelley
Bennett
Denver
Colo
Columbus
Five Convicts Implicated In Ohio Pen Fire Plot
In Columbus Ohio on May 22 five convicts were implicated in plotting the fire at the Ohio Penitentiary that killed 322 prisoners last year. Jimmy Maloney testified in the Clinton Grate case naming Grate Hugh Gibbons Dutch Krausman James Raymond and Sam Briggs as conspirators. He said the men planned a riot to kill Warden P E Thomas and escape and admitted stealing two candles used to start the blaze.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jimmy Maloney
Cincinnati
Clinton Grate
Dayton
Don Hoskins
Maloney
Hugh Gibbons
Cleveland
Dutch Krausman
James Raymond
Akron
Sam Briggs Akron
P. E. Thomas
Grate
Gibbons
Musician Loses Wardrobe and Auto in Ohio-Philly Hike
Ramon Charolleau, Chicago musician, reported a hitchhiker he picked up near Columbus stole his car and 18 suits, 13 pairs of shoes, four topcoats, two instruments, and his temper. The thief used the name J N Williams of Philadelphia. Charolleau must replenish wardrobe and travel to New York for an engagement.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ramon Chardleau
Chicago
Palace Theater
New York
Manhattan
Charolleau
Columbus
Carrolleau
J. N. Williams
Philadelphia
Will Request Appointment of Judge Will Sit Here During Illness
A request to appoint a common pleas judge to sit here during Judge A R Webber’s illness will be made immediately to Chief Justice Carrington T Marshall of the Ohio Supreme Court. Tidga W B Thompson will file the request acting for a Lorain County Bar Association committee. County commissioners will appropriate 1900 dollars for another judge to stay until Webber returns.
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Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Carrington T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Tidga W. B. Thompson
Lorain County Bar Association
Sho
Four fined in Henrietta Township for school non attendance
Four Henrietta Township men were fined five dollars and costs each in Justice S. J. George's court after pleading guilty to failing to send their sons to school. The fined men include Emory for his son Michael aged 16, Steve Greszier for Wilson Desza aged 13, William J. Gollins for Forrest aged 5, and William J. Tudor for William Jr. aged 13.
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Henrietta Township
Court of Justice
S. J. George
Emory
Michael
Steve Greszier
Wilson Desza
William J. Gollins
Forrest
William J. Tudor
William, Jr
Investment Go Sets Goal For Week Three Stock Sale
At the weekly Hotel Newell meeting stockholders approved an additional ten thousand dollars in stock to raise total sales to three hundred fifty thousand by the next gathering. J Wowenstine vice president said the sale is critical for the company to progress in attracting new industries to the city. Discussions included aiding a local concern facing shutdown unless local capital can takeover from the outside firm in two months.
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Newell
Smith Wins British Amateur Championship Final
Eric Martin Smith of Royal St George s Club defeated John G DeForest of Addington 1 up in the final 36 hole match to succeed Bobby Jones as British amateur golf champion. Smith led most of the day, two up at lunch and at the turn, with DeForest carding 82 to Smith s 80 in the morning. The match featured prominent players and marked a historic upset in the run to the final.
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Westwar HO
Eng
Eric Martin Smith
Royal St. George’s
Bobby Jones
John G. DeForest
Addington
Smith
DéForest
George Voigt
New York
Cyril Tolley
Roger Withered
DeForest
Paris
Elyrians to Regain Citizenship Certificates
Twenty one Elyrians set to receive citizenship certificates on Tuesday. Names include James Hamilton Catherine Cook James Davidson Doris Vetter from England. John Palicka Jr Anna Palagyi from Czechoslovakia. Cziril Magyar Josephine Szend Lina Botos Julius Ujlaki Louis Vovacs Elizabeth Yoba Rose Szabo from Hungary. Toni Kouros from Greece. Walter Woozenboon from the Netherlands. Stanley Boreshe from Poland. Andrew Bolash from Roumania. Max Siegel from Russia. August Piazza from Italy.
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England
James Hamilton
Catherine Cook
James Davidson
Doris Vetter
Czechoslovakia
John Palicka, Jr
Anna Palagyi
Hungary
Cziril Magyar
Josephine Szend
Lina’ Botos
Julius Ujlaki
Louis Vovacs
Elizabeth Yoba
Rose Szabo
Greece
Toni Kouros
Netherlands
Walter Woozenboon
Poland
Stanley Boreshe
Roumania
Lorain County Sanatorium Tour Finds Work Satisfactory
Members of the Lorain County Building Commission toured the new tuberculosis sanatorium nearing completion and found the work satisfactory. They noted two members were doubtful about the wiring system. The next step is the start of finishing work tomorrow morning on the ground floor cement floor for the colored finish.
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Lorain County Building Commission
County
Fleeing Bandit Shot By Officer in Philadelphia
A bandit who robbed a cigar store clerk was shot by police sergeant Timothy McCarthy as he fled the store in Philadelphia's business district. McCarthy was wounded in the thigh but not seriously hurt. The bandit, unnamed, was taken to Pennsylvania Hospital with injuries likely fatal.
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Philadelphia
Timothy McCarthy
Pennsylvania Hospital
McCarthy
Masked Bandits Rob Pontiac Bank for 12300
Two masked men robbed the Pontiac Commercial Savings Bank in downtown Pontiac Mich of 12300 while a third man waited outside in a car. Bank officials said about 60000 was left behind in cash. The date was May 22 and the incident occurred in the heart of the city.
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Pontiac
Mich
Pontiac Commercial Savings Bank
Trains Wrecked By Boulder Kill Engineer Near Braeburn
The Buffalo Pittsburgh Express on the Pennsylvania Railroad was wrecked when a boulder fell from a 350 foot cliff above the tracks near Braeburn Pa. Engineer L H Hillgrove of Pittsburgh was killed. Fireman A Knorr of Oil City, age 40, escaped injury as no cars left the rails and no passengers were hurt.
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Braeburn
Buffalo-Pittsburgh Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
L. H. Hillgrove
Pittsburgh
AJ. A. Knorr
Oil City
Fatal plunge death in air plane over Youngstown area
An inquest opened in Warren, Ohio into the death of Daniel Mills, 27, a Youngstown tire salesman who fell about 1,000 feet from a plane near Niles late Thursday. Mills, in the rear seat with Bill Jones of Jones Flying Service, may have been blown or jumped from the craft. Witnesses report seeing him fall. his body was found buried near the Mahoning River west of Niles. Mills had lived in Youngstown six months after marrying in Cleveland.
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Youngstown
Warren
Daniel Mills
Niles
Mills
Bill Jones
Jones Flying Service
Jones
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dick Reeve
Girard
G. L. Rogers
Niles City
Mahoning River
Chedrich Company
P. T. Harrold
Shaker Heights
Union Trust Company
Har
Avon Board Upholds Scamman Retention In Four Month Rule
Prosecutor Don W Myers states Avon schools superintendent Scamman cannot be dismissed after a board member changed his vote on employment. The board had endorsed Scamman in April and a May 18 vote change prompted the matter to county officials. Myers ruled the board action forms an employment contract if within four months of July 1, the start of the school year.
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Don W. Myers
E. A. Scamman
Avon
Board of Education
Scamman
R. P. Vaughn
Myers
Suppress Cuba's Revolutionary Flareup
Havana reports say suppression of Cuba's revolutionary flareup is complete with calm restored though authorities warn that opposition efforts may trigger renewed alarm and constitutional guarantees could be revoked if disorder returns. Several wounded in Oriente and Santiago Provinces but no fatalities reported. Military authorities say precautions are in place to quell further outbreaks as they might occur.
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Havanna
Cuba
Oriente
Santiago
Examinations Schedule Set For Preschool Children
The Parent-Teacher Association announces exams for preschool children next Monday and Tuesday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Five districts go Monday starting 8:15 am with McKinley first, then Allen Ely Garfield and St Agnes. Tuesday hosts Gates Hamilton Roosevelt Franklin Jefferson with staggered starts, no charge, clinic on east side of the building.
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Elyria Vemortal Hespital
Citstomeil
Parent-Teacher Associations
McKinley Schol
Allen
Ely
Garfield
St. Agnes’ School
Gates
Hamilton District
Roosevelt
Franklin Chilren
Jefferson
Biplane Crashes While Landing In New York
May 22 a Douglas biplane crashed in Sikorsky Gully on Long Island while landing at Roosevelt Field with the first Army Air Corps planes to arrive in New York. No injuries were reported immediately.
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New York
Planes Move on New York in Massive Air Fleet
New York May 22 The greatest flotilla of aircraft ever assembled moved on New York prepared to meet a hypothetical foe that has already destroyed the Panama Canal and demoralized the Atlantic and Pacific fleets. Groups were coming by southern routes through Washington and Aberdeen and two others through Pittsburgh Middletown and through Buffalo Rochester.
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New York
Panama Canal
Washington
Aberdeen
Alleghanies
Pittsburgh
Middletown
Buffalo
Rochester
Flying guardsmen depart from Cleveland on raid bound to New York
In Cleveland Ohio on May 22 the National Guard aerial defense forces departed from Cleveland airport to join the Army Armada in New York for a raid on Atlantic Seaboard towns. The provisional wing carried more than 50 planes and was followed by the 39th Army Observation group formed of 35 air cruisers.
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Cleveland
National Guard
New York
39Th
90 Planes Leave Cleveland For New York
A fleet of 99 Army pursuit and observation planes took off from Cleveland Airport at 9 a m for New York as part of war maneuvers. Planes had flown in from the west for servicing and refueling before converging on New York. The National Guard planes from the 1st and 152nd Groups were to depart east within three hours.
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Cleveland
New York
National Guard
Plow Uncovers 1841 Coin At County Home Farm
Workers plowing at the County Home farm unearthed a single old coin the size of a half dollar dating to 1841. No other coins were found and its value could not be estimated. One side reads Millions for Defense but Not One Cent for Tribute and the other Webster's Credit Currency.
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Webster's
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Sandusky
Financial Institution
Liclouit
League of Nations
Bulletin
Boulder
Jold
United States Army
Rochester Municipal
Roy Hieman
Flying
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