Webster to be Memorial Day parade grand marshal
Webster, one of the last Civil War veterans in Elyria, is slated to ride mounted as grand marshal of the Memorial Day parade. The parade forms on West Avenue at 2:25 PM and moves east on Broad to Washington, then Harrison, ending at the cemetery with a program if weather permits.
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Charles Webster
Luval
Heather
Elyria
Uression
Webster
E. J. Stankard
William Sudro
Richard Crooks
National Guard
West Ave
West Avenue
Broad Street
J. A. Kaley
G A. R
Memorial Dar
Capt
Scouzh
Anterat
145Th Infantry
American Legion
James Powell
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. End
Bar and Girl Scouts
Edward Horace
Elrria High School
Franklin
Holy Cross
Allen
Roosevelt
McKinley
Hamilton
Mason Smith
Salvation Army Band
Gates
Eli
Garford
Edison
Jefferson
St. Mary's
Fudge
Matthias
Ohio Supreme Conurt
First Methodist Church
J.G. Schrock
Washington Avenues
Harrison Street
Jenson Funeral Tomorrow to Be Held
Funeral services for Kenneth R. Jenson who died suddenly yesterday will be at 1 p m Friday at the Jenson home and First Church of Christ Scientist. Elshna Commanderr No 60 Knights Templar will conduct, burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Canton.
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Kenneth R. Jenson
Jenson
West Avenue
First Church of Christ Scientist
Elshna
Knights Templar
Forest Hill Cemetery
Canton
Plunge Palestine Into Violence
Rioting Arabs who killed a British policeman in Jerusalem plunge all Palestine into violence as protests erupt across the region. Police and troops brace for further clashes amid rising tensions and security orders.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Weather Forecast for Ohio Sees Slight Cooling South Tonight
Ohio forecast shows fair conditions with cooler spells especially in the south tonight. Friday remains fair and cool with continued gentle temperatures. Saturday should be fair with moderate warmth, though some uncertainty noted in the tail end of the report.
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Ohio
Erteiaony
Suspect Police Officers As Being Black Legion Members
DETROIT May 28 Civ- Five Detroit policemen were added to the list of persons suspected affiliated with the Black Legion. An inquiry led by Police Commissioner Heinrich A Pickert seeks details on officers oath and initiation. A grand jury investigation into the Black Legion in Wayne County is anticipated.
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Black Legion
Detroit
Civ
Heinrich A. Pickert
Que Ink
Warne
Duncan A. McCrea
Pickert
Siguiant
Detertives
Henry Ale
Piet
Charles 4
Meurder
12Th
Independent slate to be placed in field in Ohio
Cleveland, March 28 Independent slate of candidates for state offices and the two at large congressional seats will be placed in the field in the coming campaign. Movement is sponsored by National Union for Social Justice and Townsend Old Age revolving pension. Willie Rasmony J. Jeffrers of Cleveland heads the ticket for governor after a recent primary miss for congressman at large by a narrow margin.
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Cleveland
National Union For Serial Justice
Townsend Old Age Revolving Pension
Willie Rasmony J. Jeffrers
Ask Legislative Investigation of Black Legion
The Ohio Senate defeated by 16 to 5 a resolution to investigate Black Legion activities in Ohio. A second resolution introducing a probe followed charges that a woman state employee was approached on the State House steps by four men seeking her stenographic notes from July testimony on the organization. Miss Mary Hirlehy, stenographer for the State Industrial Commission, reported a threatening call asking her to appear on “important business” at a downtown address.
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Columbus. O
Black Legion
Ohio Senate
State House
Mary Hirlehy
State Industrial Commission
Legislative
Onion Marsh
Lima
House Cites Dr Townsend and Aides in Pension Case
Washington reports the House cites Dr Frances E Townsend and two aides on contempt charges for defying House authority over pension power. Citations authorize federal court prosecution of Townsend and his aides Clinton Te Winder and John B Kiefer, both linked to Old Ave Revolving Pensions Ltd organizing Townsend movement.
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Washington
U. PS
Telay
Frances E. Towr
Townsend
Clinton Te Winder
New York
John B. Kiefer
Chicago
Old Ave Revolving Pensions, Ltd
Townsend Movement
Memorial Day Program At La Grange
La Grange residents will gather on the Public Square for a patriotic Memorial Day service at 10:15 a.m. May 2. Rev H F Sehell of Litchfield Ohio, an ex service man, will speak. A parade, led by Joe Bickel, will march to the cemetery for decoration of graves with flowers under Paul Hlassings chair. Betty Holcomb and Darius Holcomb head the flowers committee.
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Paul Hlassings
Betty Holcomb
Darius Holcomb
Dionne Quints mark two years with world attention
Dionne quintuplets turn two as birthday celebrations unfold at their Callander home. A wide media presence and public welfare officials attend while Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe adjusts routines for radio coverage. Quintuplets’ health remains strong with weights from 21 to 25 pounds and heights near 30 to 51 inches.
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Callander
Othey Diannes
David A. Croll
Dominion
Allan Roy DaFoe
Annette Weigzths
Yvonne
Cecile
Emilie
Marie
Annette
Frazier Hunt
NaFor
Oliva Dionne
Elzire
Sacred Heart
Corbeil
A Quints
Quints
Dionnes
Ontario
Republic Steel Head Views Problems
Republic Steel chairman T. M. Girdler told a meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute at the Waldorf Astoria New York that the industry must replace obsolete equipment and adopt new devices to realize profits. He warned against government interference and stressed the need for long term investments, stable taxes, and industrial peace to rebuild demand and earnings. He noted high tax burdens, low returns, and the importance of home building to the economy while defending collective bargaining and management cooperation over outside labor agitation.
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T. M. Girdter
Republic
American Iron and Steel
Wai °dorf-Astoria
New York
Girdier
Cors
Polic
Wur
Washington
Igorr Girdter
Stesi
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Contlogea
Six Killed In Crash At Crossing CALUMET City
Six people died in a crash at a crossing in CALUMET City. The report notes four women a small child among the victims and describes emergency crews and graves being prepared. Authorities indicate the collision occurred as a red signal was ignored and vehicles entered the crossing.
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Calumet City
da Ata
Logansport
Political Groups Organize for Harmony at Party Meeting
In Elyria area politics, Democratic and Republican factions met with little dissension to elect officers and plan the fall campaign. Democrats elected Howard Cobb as central committe man chair and re elected executive head Ben Harris as chair of the county organization. Republicans heard Stetson urge organization, with Summers and Slack noted as veteran figures. The central committee authorized the executive to lead campaign actions as the parties seek unity.
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T. Elyria Savings and Trustpany
Tasrni
Guy Wells
Wellington
War Reed
Mittee
A. Stetson
Elyria
Harter
Paris Harmony
United Hunt
Cobb
Howard Cobb
Lorain
B. N. Harris
Central
Joseph Conley
New Deal
Democratic Central Committee
Major T. Washington
Grafton
John Kenninster
J. B. Elyria
Ben Harris
Jender
Flyria
J. Gray
William G. Smith
Frank Tierk
al . Bauer
Gears Viehiber
Tena Densate
Tune Shibt
Mary Eshman
Loraine-M Sie Webber
Howard C. Harris
W. BL Watters
Mars Anne Leecher
Aihelv
Frank Bacan
Bulzer
AL S. Saegers
Lied
Avon
Lauraine H Amherst
M. J. Schasfier
Huston
Ss. L. Bardon
Diedrick
Columbuis
Oberlin
L. E
Tee
Harold Precine
Edan
Itisfield
Saland
Rochester Trawns
Stetson
Messine
Summers
Oherli
Sien Isaac Slack
South Amhert
J. NM. Stone
Chertin
Cnmonte Tee
Pays Tribute To Soldiers Of All The Wars Memorial Address
A church service at Emmanuel Lutheran honors soldiers from all wars. Rev J L Urith extols sacrifice and the nation’s memory. Names of local servicemen connected to the tribute appear in the ceremony notes.
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J. L. Urith
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Klinghurst
Niemeyer
Sertham
Elis Dna
Vinsen
Clarence CL Laeke
Cam
Arthur L. Richwine
M. Giisman
Fiyriaations
Fiorenza Found Guilty Of First Degree Murder
Fiorenza is found guilty of first degree murder by a court on May 28. The verdict concludes a high profile case with prosecutors labeling the evidence decisive and the defense arguing for sentencing considerations.
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Fiorenza
Stop Gap Poor Relief Measure Passes In Emergency Vote
COLUMBESO May 2 The House approved a stopgap poor relief measure as an emergency bill, 8 to 7, after a prolonged roll call. The measure would enable temporary funding and authorize actions pending final adjustments, with debate over emergency clause and two thirds necessity.
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Columpeso
Howse
Vasiarda
Harrow
Turner Abandons Record Attempt
Turner quits a record bid in Wichita Kansas amid unclear details as local coverage notes waning support and unconfirmed results. No verified times or names beyond city and general description are provided.
Vassolini Moves To Inaugurate A Generation Of Roman Peace
United Press reports on Mussolini seeking British friendship and an Italian policy shift toward peace, amid Haile Selassie’s imminent arrival and renewed war scare tensions. The Rome interview ties to Eden, Britain’s stance, and efforts to ease sanctions and soothe Mediterranean hostilities.
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Vassolini
United Press
Heny Eden
Grea Beain
Grandi
Foreign Office
Mussolini
Great Britain
Rome
London Daily Telegraph
Haile Selassie
League of Narons
Maly
Laly
3000 Men Are Called Out In Chicago
Chicago warehouses terminals and related workers walked out in a strike after an all night session. Thomas R. Brennan, union president, said 290 drivers and 500,000 tons of freight could be affected daily, with a demand for 6 cent raise and an eight hour day. Police watched 700 depots as demonstrations remained orderly.
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Shicago
Anion
Thei
Thomas R. Brennan
Chicago
Brennan
Open Bids For Equipment At Jefferson Junior High
Thirteen bids for supplying equipment for the Jefferson Junior High School addition were opened. Bids cover clock radio and sound systems, standard desks, chairs, and miscellaneous furniture. Two bids for the clock radio system plus alternating options were submitted by IBM and Standard Electric Time Co. Desks bid per unit ranged around 9.98 to 10.30, with several firms listing totals for all 258 units. Other items include rectangular tables, chairs, cabinet, dictionary rack, magazine rack, and teaching desks and chairs.
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Jefferson Junior High
Elrria Board of Education
International Business Machines Corporation of New York
Standard Electric Time Company
Ted
Peabods Seating Company
Xnearth
Manchester
Indiana
Thomas and Brown
Grand Rapids
American Seating Company
Coronation of King Will Set for May 12 1937
London sources in the House of Commons announced the coronation date as May 12, 1937 for King Edward VII. The notice came from Minister Stanley Baldeman, reported today.
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London
Edward VII
Rima Minster
Stanley Baldem
House of Commons
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