Revised steel code approved roosevelt pact backs worker elections
President Roosevelt pledges prompt elections for steel plant workers to choose their representatives, while a revised steel code relaxes pricing and leasing rules. The move aims to avert a steel strike as Wegner and M F Tighe set up preliminary talks on election administration under NRA supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Weirton Steel Company
Federal Trade Commission
Darrow Board
Commission
NRA
Sheriff Detains Two Buses Amid Insurance Compliance Issues
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick detained two Nev in buses for five hours at the commission’s request over failure to meet insurance requirements. A telegram from the Public Utilities Commission ordered a halt. a 3:45 p.m. eastbound bus with four passengers and a 4:15 p.m. westbound bus with three passengers were stopped. Both were allowed to proceed at 10:25 p.m. after the issue was reportedly resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin
Clarence W. Dick
Public Utilities Commission
Sherif
Lepso treatment promises cure for epilepsy attacks
An advertisement claims Lepso has relieved seizures for many users over 25 years. It urges sufferers to send name age and address to R Lepso Apt 63 123 E Wrigh St Milwaukee Wis for a free trial supply of this treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepso
R. Lepso
E. Wrigh
Milwaukee
Wis
Cadvt
Oberlin pacifist interruption of Memorial Day signals college action
Oberlin Ohio May 31 Officials at Oberlin College reviewed complaints against student pacifists who disrupted Memorial Day ceremonies by posting literature near a legion monument. The American Legion confiscated the material and handed it to police. Students tried to reclaim it but failed. Dr Clarence Craig of Oberlin's graduate theology school spoke for the pacifist group.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
American Legion
Spollen
Clarence Craig
Graduate School of Theology
Death of Mrs. F. A. Biles in Los Angeles
Mrs. F. A. Biles former resident of Cornell Avenue died at her home in Los Angeles California on May 22. She is survived by daughter Mrs. Carl Kneipper Gertrude Biles of Los Angeles a son Robert with the Santa Ana Register J F Burke publisher formerly of this city and a son Fred also of Los Angeles. She leaves three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Biles
Cornell Avenue
Los Angeles
California
Carl Kneipper
Gertrude Biles
Robert
Santa Ana Register
J. F. Burke
Spu
Fred
Frances Louise O'Malley Dies at Elyria Memorial
Frances Louise O'Malley 18 of 211 Princeton avenue died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 11 50 this morning. Born in Marion Ohio August 25 1915 she was a junior at Elyria High School and a member of the First M E church. Survived by parents C W and Mrs O'Malley two sisters Grace and Harriett two brothers Charles and Karl grandparents Mr and Mrs William Baker of Marion. Body to Sudro Funeral Home with arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Louise O'Malley
Princeton Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miss O'Malley
Marion
Ohio
Elyria High School
C. W. O'Malley
Grace
Harriett
Charles
Karl
William Baker
Sudro Funeral Home
Lorain Suits For Divorces And Truck Collision Claims
Evelyn G Fink of Lorain sues for divorce from Sherley Fink on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. they married in 1932. Roy A Boulton sues Mildred Boulton for divorce on gross neglect. married in 1924 with two children. Margaret Chonko sues Joseph Chounko for divorce on extreme cruelty. married in 1927 with one child. Two suits against The Ohio Engineering Company and J Gove arise from a truck collision on Route 2 west of Lorain on June 16 1932. Harry Bonovitz seeks 390 for truck damages and Mrs Jackson seeks 5090 for personal injuries. Brown Company sues Fay Stocking Company for 197 due on account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn G. Fink
Lorain
Sherley Fink
Roy A. Boulton
Mildred Boulton
Margaret Chonko
Joseph Chounko
Ohio Engineering Company
and & J. Gove
Loraine
Common Pleas Court
Harry Bonovitz
Mallaileu Jackson
Bonovitz
Carl
Harland Brown
Brown Company
Fay Stocking Company
Quintuplets Rise as Five Survive at North Bay
NORTH BAY Ont May 31 The Dioane quintuplets five baby girls Cerise Yvonne Marie Emily and Annette gain strength and defy beliefs about plural births The hospital and family receive offers of help as the babies grow under medical care marking a rare survival in medical history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bay
Ont
A. R. DaFoo Ko
Qa Dierne
Hirth
Nesco
Cerise
Yvonne
Marie
Emily
Annette
Hotel Sherman
Britain Pushes Debt Conference in World War Debts
London reports Britain proposes a definite settlement of World War debt, offering a symbolic June 15 payment to avoid default. The note, delivered to Washington and Paris, leaves the issue to President Roosevelt and pressures France and Italy to back a funding renegotiation. Neville Chamberlain’s policy signals a hard line on repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
America
Roosevelt
France
Italy
United States
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Washington
Paris
Toledo Troops to Leave as Labor Turmoil Eases
Toledo Ohio May 31 Troops guarding the Electric Auto-Lite plant may begin leaving tomorrow as nearly 1000 Ohio National Guard members are evaluated. Gov George White and Adj. Gen Henderson say troops calm labor tensions and hinder settlement efforts. Edison workers delay strike 24 hours at Taft’s request. Wages talks and a 2% bonus dispute dominate union meetings as a federal mediator pleads for a grace period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, O
Toledo
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Ohio National Guard
George White
Adj
Geo
Frank Henderson
Toledo Edisons Company
Charlee Taft
Auto-Lite Company
Electrical Workers’ Union
Ebfortrical Workers’ Union
Artine Bennett
Washington, D. C
Interpa
Oberlin High graduates biggest class in years
Oberlin May 31 Dr Harry A Peters of University School in Cleveland will deliver the commencement address at the graduation exercises on Wednesday evening June 15 at 7 o'clock in the First Church Seventy four students 38 boys and 36 girls will graduate the largest class in years The full list includes both boys and girls with many names such as Emil Atkins Robert Behr James Carver Gordon Comings Chester Cooley and Sally May Bedford Marjorie Rose Brady Helen Crosby Muriel Davidson Eula Dawley Beverly Dodge Barbara Dudley Caroline Fowle Adela Gehrkens Margaret Harrison Rosemary Haughton Anna Heinrich Virginia Huffman Cora Hungerford Phyllis Kruger Katherine Kutscher Reanne MacMillan Mae Parker Marjorie Phelps Elizabeth Porter Beulah Radcliffe Virginia Richardson Berta Robinson Margaret Rowe Alice Ruth Wilma Wheeler Mildred Simmerman and many others Also noted Dean Thomas W Graham of the Graduate School of Theology and Mrs Graham plan a world tour return with a public appearance Sunday at seven before the Memorial Arch commemorating Oberlin missionaries killed in the Boxer uprising Briefs mention Dr Joan A Rodgers traveling to New York with his family and other local attendances at events and decorations day outings in surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Harry A. Peters
University School
Cleveland
Boyer
Hovs—Lewis Emil Atkins
Robert Ferdinand Behr
Perry James Carver
Charles Marcus Cook
Gordon Comings
Chester Cameron Cooley
Robert Henry Fitzner
Walter John Gorske
Ned LaMar Gott
Raymond Eugene Grills
Ray Grocott
Elmer Garfield Harris
Richard Sherman Harris
James Loren Hastings
Harold Evans Hovey
Harold Oscar Huston
Thomas Joseph Ketch Carlton
Edgar Lee
Truman Wallace Matcham
Fred William Mitre
Dean Kent Oehling
Ward Townsend Paddock
Harold West Parsons
Tharon
Eugene Parsons
Frank Walter Persons
Henry Holly Rainbow
Richard Earl Rocher
William Elmer Schubert
Wilbert Theodore Shafer
Harlan Albert Slater
Daniel Lee Tenney
Thomas Franklin Wait
Gilbert Walter Wellman
Ronald Frederick Willbond
Clarence Edward Williams
John Adams Wood
James Calvert Worcester
Edward John Younglass
Sally May Bedford
Marjorie Rose Brady
Allen Helen Crosby
Muriel Adeline Davidson
Eula Ruth Dawley
Beverly Ames Dodge
Barbara Jean Dudley
Caroline Jennie Fowle
Adelae Bedford Gehrkens
Margaret Rose Harrison
Rosemary Louvise Haughton
Anna Jean Heinrich
Virginia Lavaghos Huffman
Cora Mae Hungerford
Phyllis Minnie Kruger
Katherine Elizabeth Kutscher
Reanne Knowles MacMillan
Alee Mae Parker
Marjorie Marie Phelps
Elizabeth Porter
Beulah Ethel Radcliffe
Virginia Maria Richardson
Berthe Annetts Robinson
Margaret Ann Rowe
Alice Margaret Ruth
Work stoppage backdrop and World War I aid legend
The text covers a lengthy labor dispute between the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Edison Company with a Wednesday meeting at 7 p.m. and a planned delegation to Gov. White in Columbus to settle the Auto- Lite strike. It notes Taft and Lind’s ongoing efforts with Perkins, the strike committee mobilizing protests, and a 7:30 p.m. mass meeting at Memorial hall. Parallelly,Beatrice Bartleet is highlighted for her WWI relief work, earning recognition from British and French authorities, leadership of a major hospital, and fundraising accomplishments including support for Serbia’s widows and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Edison Company
Edison
Thomas Ramsey
Auto Workers’ Federal Labor Union
George White
Columbus
Memorial Hall
Floyd Bossler
William Siefke
Electric Auto- Lite Co
Ralph Perry
Bingham Stamping & Tool Co
Ralph Smith
Logan Gear Co
C. O. Miniger
J. A. Minch
Auto-Lite
Taft
Charles A. Lind
Regional Labor Board
Cleveland
Francis Perkins
Courthouse Park
Legion Post
America
Serbia
Madame Bartleet
Richard Allen Women's Relief Corps
Memorial Day Observances Across Elyria and Surrounding Areas
Wehe paid tribute to the memory of the soldiers who gave their lives in service to their country and reminded listeners of the debt of gratitude owed to three soldiers. The big Memorial Day program in Elyria drew many residents to services in nearby villages and at Ely Park where Garford School students performed under Mrs. Sherwood Bram. Cemeteries in Elyria and Lorain County were crowded with visitors paying respects to those buried there as the nation observed Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehe
Elysians
Loeal
Garford School
Ody
Ely Park
Erie
Sherwood Bram
Elyria
Lorain County
Nation
Growth of cooperative efforts in farming services
Ward traces cooperative progress from early Farm Bureau buying to modern farm organizations. He highlights farming information now accessible to farmers and notes efforts in Warrington and Columbus to secure legislation aiding the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Farm Bureau
Warrigton
Columbus
Identical Bids Presented By Dealers
County commissioners awarded contracts for 100 tons each of limestone for road work after identical bids. The limestone cost set at $ Seth per ton with discount for prompt payment, 90 tons total purchased for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Juniors Win In Sack Rush At Elyria High
The Juniors captained by Nick Velazio defeated the Seniors led by Gena Myers in Elyria High School’s sack rush at Fly Stadium on Tuesday. The Juniors crossed five bags to none for the Seniors, finishing with 6.5 total yards to the Seniors 15.
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Nick Velazio
Gena Myers
Elyria High School
Fly ‘Stadium
Dnp
Bicycle Stolen From West River Street Home
Rudy Rhem of 895 West River Street reported to police that a bicycle was stolen from his home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Rhem
West River Street
Farm Bureau Co-op Talk Highlights Farm Problems
Smoot discusses commercial aspects of cooperative farming and the hurdles in organizing for cooperative buying of fertilizers feed and machinery. He urges Farm Bureau members to recruit non members as the conference continues this afternoon with Verry L. Green Ohio Farm Bureau Federation president as keynote speaker Cooley presided and outlined the bureau’s work and meeting aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoot
Farm Bureau
Cooley
Verry L. Green
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
State
Cleveland market report lists poultry and livestock pricing
A historical market notes page shows mixed poultry prices with leghorn and other fowl, and cattle hogs and lambs values. Prices include ducks around 26d 5c, broilers about 18 1A per tan, and various steers cows and hogs with district listings and per hundred weight figures.
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Cleveland
Letitbee
Toadie
Brotlers
Leghorn iWkcht
Malia Bent
Mk Fiers
Fleet to Parade Up the Hudson in Great Naval Pageant
Weather is perfect as crowds of up to 750000 expected to view the naval flotilla from Manhattan harborfront Bat tery Park and along the Hudson. The fleet led by the Pennsylvania will pass Review ships then airplanes from Saratoga and Lexington will demonstrate formation flying and smoke screen tactics. After passing Indianapolis the ships anchor in a prescribed area and later proceed through the Narrows into the Hudson. By nightfall the fleet will be at anchor in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Battery Park
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
David A. Sellers
Saratoga
Lesington
Indianapolis
Narrows
Harbor
Welcome for Manhat tan Island Force Arrives at Nherts
The contingent of 40,000 officers and men will land tonight on Nherts after stretching the length of Manhattan Island. The city prepared a cordial welcome with scores of entertainments and social gatherings for the arrival of the fleet troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Island
Number Six: Rules and sectionalism in national life
The passage condemns those who cling to narrow spheres and selfish sectionalism, arguing such attitudes have no place in our national life and urging continued adherence to shared rules beyond regional divides.
Erickson Divorce Suit Over Big Toe Incident
Mrs Stel la M Erickson sues for divorce alleging her husband pulled her by the big toe during an argument and fractured it. The incident, described in Salem Massachusetts, prompted the legal action as she cites domestic violence in the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Tor
Salem
Mass
Stella M. Erickson
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Revised Steel Code
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Wegner
M. F. Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
City Cab
Brown Hotel
Oberlin Pacifist
Roth
Dreamland
Aika Conference ON
United Press
Mosey Beck
Chronicle
Alfred Alten
North Pleasant Street
Alflen
Louis Bliss
Clearaut St
Phono
Oberlin High
Awegra
Evelyn Sneary
Frances Nvinica Spelbrink
Helen Ruch Spelbrink
Catherine Emma Stennett
Dorothy Hulda Stone
Kathleen Thompson
Wanda Writ Walter
Doris Katheryn Wangerton
Jean Louise Warner
Wilma Wheeler
Mildred Lucille Simmermn
Dean Gratman
Thomas W. Graham
Graham
Qlderlin
Dean Graham
China
Joan A. Rodgers
New York
Rodgers
General Assembly
Presbyterian Churches
Obvlin
Fergnson
Boggs
Fenn
Frank Hanze
Ralph
Wadsworth
Fred Comings
Elvrra
J. H. Horn
Uniion Street
Sunnyside Beach
E. E. Kurtz
Ashtabula
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Amy Increham
Sullivan
Harry Gibson
H. W. Keighley
Mt. Gilead
Haydon Guest
Great Britain
English Channel
Madame Barrett
England
Patel
Warha
Teotico
bSuetso
Burton
Helfers
Danube
MRK
Atares
Prom
Wilbur
Temple Ct
West Bridge Street
Bridge
CHEK
Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association
W. Bridge Street
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