Rabbi Reviews Aide Of Nazi Movement In Germany
Rabbi Marcus Kramer reviewed the rise of the Nazi movement in Germany in a Friday night lecture at Agudath Achim Temple in Lake Avenue and Lodi Street. He urged not to confuse Nazis with Germans and traced roots to the Versailles Treaty and indemnities. He noted sympathy from major powers faded with Hitler’s ascent and highlighted four key Nazi figures, stressing peaceful change could have avoided bloodshed.
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Naat
Germany
Marcus Kramer
Agudath Achim Buaybraham
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Fabbi Kramer
Geremany
France
Ntabbi Kramer
Hitler
Goering
Krupp
Schacht
Rabbi Kramer
County Home Rule Debate Draws Large Elyria Crowd
Otto Mischka warned that county party destruction and higher taxes would follow if Ohio's County Home Rule Amendment passes next Tuesday. Elyria Township Taxpayers League meeting at Lake Avenue school featured opposing views on 19 mill real estate tax limits and pension programs. Candidates for township and school board offices were introduced amid debate on pensions and poor relief.
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Otto K. Mischka
Ohio
Mischka
Elyria Township
Vandemark
Walter H. Watts
J. H. Hogan
Township League
NRA Board Chairman Succeeds Teagle on Advisory Board
Louis Kirstein of Boston has been elected chairman of the NRA industrial advisory board in Washington. He succeeds Walter C. Teagle, who resigned along with four other board members as part of a membership rotation policy announced by the association.
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Louis Kirstein
Boston
NRA Industrial Advisory Board
Washington
Walter C. Teagle
Teagle
Democrats Urge Support For Mayor Van Oster And Democratic Ticket
A meeting at Democratic headquarters urged voters to back Mayor W H Van Oster and the Democratic slate to back President Roosevelt and national party policies. Congressman Stephen M Young praised the mayor’s record in Elyria and urged Republican and independent support, noting the need for broad backing to win in Ohio. He also promoted the old age pension amendment as part of the platform.
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W. H. Vanoster
Roosevelt
Stephen M. Young
Democratic
America
W. H. van Oster
Ohio
Elyria
van Oster
Young
Rotorians to Hear District Governor Visit
Elvira Rotary Club plans a noon meeting next Tuesday with district governor James C. Card of Cleveland as guest speaker. At 11 a.m. he will meet club directors and committee chairmen, then address the full club at noon at the Elks Club. Card tours the district visiting every Rotary club.
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Elvira Rotary Club
James C. Card
Cleveland
Elk’s Club
Card
Rotary
More Leaders Named for Elyria Chest Drive Campaign
Elyria’s Campaign Committee of the Executive Council announced new chairmen for chest committees at last night’s meeting. The drive runs November 24 to 29 with a $49,300 quota, aiming to fund local beneficiaries and curb expenses after budget cuts while encouraging broad community support and card distribution.
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Elyria Community Chest
G. B. Findley
L. H. Webber
Jim Armiage
Karl Plocher
Joe Boddy
J. A. Hewitt
Don Sotherden
Community Chest
Elyria
Progres in Holl Gall Red Cross Roll Call
Mrs A C Schilleman chairs the Elyria Red Cross Roll Call reporting progress with over $1409 collected so far. Only two townships reported. Oberlin and other areas not yet in. Returns expected to surpass quota as industrial canvass and remaining township reports come in. Oberlin funds tied to Community Chest.
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A. C. Schilleman
Red Cross
Elyria
Oberlin
Lorain Coal Firm Sues City Over Contract Terms
The Jeancola Coal Company of Lorain filed suit in common pleas court seeking to break or alter a city coal sale contract claiming the Mania Recovery Act has raised costs and enforcing the terms would cause heavy losses and contradict administration directions on contract adjustments under the SRA.
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Jeancola Coal Company of
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
SRA
Plan To Obtain Fixed Prices For Farm Products Collapses
Washington dispatch reports a delegation of governors from North and South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa urged federal aid to stabilize farm prices but the plan collapsed as administration officials deemed it too costly. A last appeal to President Roosevelt was planned while officials hinted at possible relief measures on basic commodities like wheat.
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White House
Washington
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Roosevelt
Igh
Sweeney Urges Approval Of Pensions
Cleveland Congressman Martin L. Sweeney urged passage of an Old Age Pension amendment at an Elyria meeting. He argued pensions free the elderly from neglectful care and warned of financial strain from evictions and bank losses. He cited European trends, noted support from labor and opposed rolling back progressive laws, and linked repeal costs to veterans and old people care.
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Martin L. Sweeney
Cleveland
Elyria Old Age Pension Committee
Elyria High School
Sweeney
United States
Manufacturers and Chambers of Commerce
Ohio
Order of Eagles
Montana
Federation of Labor
H. R Wright
Pajama Girls
Steve Leser
Elrria Old Age Pension Committee
Ford To Rotate Employment Under NRA Rules
Henry Ford plans to lay off workers for one week in shifts of 5,000 to reduce hours to the 35 hour week target while noting NRA provisions allow adjustments within a 45 hour week and a three month average not exceeding 55 hours. Observers see no new conflict with the NRA despite Ford’s criticisms.
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Detruit
Xov
NRA
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Company
Swope Plan 10 to be Closely Studied by NRA
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration will study the Swope plan and other private proposals as part of evaluating NRA actions. It rejects handing over NRA to big business and signals no early organizational changes. The administration will document NRA accomplishments to address critics.
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NRA
Big Business
Washington
Roosevelt
Gerard Swope
National Association of Manufacturers
Dow Harter To Speak Here Monday
Congressman Dow Harter of Akron will conclude the Democrats campaign by addressing the party at the Democratic headquarters in the Sharp block on Broad street at 8 o clock Monday evening. He backs Mayor Vanoster seeking a second term and will discuss Roosevelt era national policy.
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Dow Harter
Akron
Broad Street
Harter
W. H. Vanoster
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mayor Approves Refunding Of City Bonds
Mayor W. H. Vanoster secured approval in Columbus for refunding about $50,000 of city bonds over a long term. The move, part of a public works program with the Federal government, accompanies plans to finance a $300,000 water main project from Elyria Avenue to the city, with Dan Symons, sinking fund clerk, present at the accounting offices.
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W. H. Vanoster
Columbus
Vanoster
Dan Symons
Sinking Fund Commission
Department of Accounting of Public Offices
Elyria Avenue
Dairy Recovery Program To Be Discussed At Lorain Meeting
Lorain County Milk Producers Association to hold its quarterly meeting at Carlisle Grange Hall Monday evening. Park A. Dimaline announces speaker Hervey, representative of the Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association, will discuss Fundamentals of a Dairy Recovery Program. Open to all Lorain County dairymen and association members.
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Lorain County Milk Producers’ Association
Carlisle Grange Hall
Park A. Dimaline
Hervey
Dairymen’s Cooperative Sales Association
Lorain County
Continue Dollar Depreciation Program
Washington reports the administration pressed its dollar depreciation program with gold purchases and a ten cent rise in the domestic price to 32.67 dollars per ounce. The move aimed to push up domestic commodity prices and bring the dollar toward parity with the British pound as newly mined American gold flowed into the mints.
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Washington
Spirit of fair play editorial cautions last minute campaign attacks
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram urges voters away from last minute mudslinging, affirming a constructive, fair minded pace in the campaign. It states it will judge issues by careful observation, not sensational claims, and remain open to all sides while supporting community progress.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Elvira
Prisoners Enter Not Guilty Plead
James Edward Dolan and five others pleaded not guilty to indictments in county court. Dolan faces robbery and weapons charges with bonds totalling 50,000 kept in jail. prosecutors requested 140,000 bonds per case. Trials set to begin Wednesday.
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James Edward Dolan
Citizens Budget Company
W. 8. Thompson
Dolan
L. T. McFarland
Oberlin
William Gutensohn
Harry Reynolds
Elyria
William Bier
Lorain
Charles Majegsie
John M. Harding
Northwest Snow Showers Sweep Across Region
A light snow fell across the Northwest as freezing temperatures moved in from Alaska. Moorhead, Minnesota logged five inches and continued snowing while Manitoba, North Dakota, Western South Dakota, and parts of Montana reported snowfall. In St. Paul, snow began at 6 a.m. with all-day precipitation and temperatures near 30 degrees.
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Pats
Minn
Northwest
Alaska
Moorhead
Weather Bureau
Manitoba
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
St. Paul
Man Confesses To Extortion Plot In Reynolds Case
John Lanier, unemployed, admits attempting to extort 10000 from R. J. Reynolds, heir to the Reynolds tobacco fortune. He faces federal trial next week for improper use of the mails, after threatening to kidnap Reynolds’s wife. A staged dummy package prompted Lanier’s confession and exoneration of Libby Holman. Lanier blames economic woes.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
John Lanier
R. J. Reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco
Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman
Lanier
Middle Avenue Improvement Clears City at No Cost
The city and county incur no expense as the Middle Avenue project moves forward in November. State Highway plans by A P Lagton call for two twenty seven foot cartways, a center safety zone, and central lighting. The state set aside 153000 for the project, with estimated costs close to that amount, guaranteeing no local financial burden. Mayor W H Vanoster hailed the news after months of effort to secure the project citing heavy Federal route twenty traffic and relief needs. The plan includes sewer work under the street center and repaving from police to curb with a central parkway, creating jobs for unemployed residents.
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Middle Avenue
A. P. Lagton
State Highway Department
Chronicle-Telegram
W. H. Vanoster
Bay
Elyria
Court Withholds Confirmation of Farm Foreclosure Sale
Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson withheld confirmation of a foreclosure sale on Donald Bartoto s six acre farm south of Oberlin until an application for a loan from a Federal Land Bank is decided. The sheriff sold the farm today but the sale remains unconfirmed to allow loan consideration and potential settlement of the 6600 debt. Bartoto had written to President Roosevelt seeking relief and received a reply directing his letter to the Federal Land Bank Commissioner, with a letter sent to the mortgage holder asking for postponement until the loan decision.
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Roosevelt
Bartoto
Federal Land Bank Commission
Seven More Home Loans Recorded in Lorain County
Seven Home Owners Loan Corporation mortgages totaling 17 191 49 were filed in Lorain County. Two loans worth 3 257 18 addressed Elyria properties and two others were on Lorain property. The largest loan was 5 255 01 and the smallest 329 91, both on Lorain properties.
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Lorain County
William G. Mitchell
Siven
Elyria
Lorain
Secretary of State Rules On Brookside Two Election Issue
The secretary of state rules that Brookside town residents may vote for school board members and state issues but cannot vote for Sheffield Lake village officials. The township lacks its own government until a forthcoming special election per state statute, with Sheffield Lake Municipal Court jurisdiction affected by the township's creation.
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Secretary of State
Brookside Two
Sheffield Lake
Siac
Myers
Tesi ‘Ts
Thie Lorain Municipal Court
Sheffield Lake Village
Brookside Town
Rude
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NA Movement
NRA Board
Holl Gall
the Spirit OF Fair Play
Columbus. O
Whio
State Tax Commission
Amangia
Se Sunntie
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