Service Codes Enforcement Planned
Washington reports that up to 2,000,000 service trades workers could lose NRA protections as a recovery board action is disclosed. The NRA labor advisory board protests stripping the service codes, a major decision to preserve the code structure amid three-way talks among NRA, justice, and the FTC. Enforcement options hinge on executive order, self-policing, and industry cooperation for hotel, restaurant, barber, and laundry trades.
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Washington
Dan Rer
NRA
Ithor
Recovery Board
NRA Labor Advisory Board
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Im May
Public Health Officials Meet in Elyria for Northeast Ohio Federation
Seventy five health workers from across northeast Ohio gathered in Elyria for a meeting of the Ohio Federation of Public Health Officials. Three sectional sessions covered health commissioners led by Medina County’s Ty W. Mahoney, public health nurses led by Lorain County’s Ruth F. Paddock, and inspectors led by Akron’s Charles McDonald. Afternoon remarks by Lorain County state representative P. H. Rogers focused on the finances of health departments. District meetings occur about three times yearly to discuss general health problems.
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Ohio
Elyria Country
Ohio Federation of Public Health Officials
Ty W. Mahoney
Medina County Health Commisaroner
Ruth F. Paddock
Lorain Coliits
Charles McDonald
Division of Dairy and Food
Jnapec
Akron
P. HH. Rogers
Lorain County
Tegislature
National Tube Schedule Cuts Open Hearth Furnaces
National Tube Company Plant de Lorain will halve open hearth furnace operations next week while other processes stay near current levels. One blast furnace and four open hearth furnaces will run. eight open hearth furnaces were used this past week. The Bessemer converter runs single turn starting Monday as blooming, rail, and seamless mills adjust to conditions.
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National Tube Company
de Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Brownhelm Peace Declamation Contest Sunday Evening
Six Brownhelm speakers compete at Congregational church in the Prince of Peace declamation contest to choose a representative for the county event. Participants include Emma Kubishke with A New Deal for Peace, Ruth Secrest with The Merchants of War, Beulah Sanders with Whited Sepulchres, Betty Bauman with The Battle of Baloney, Marguerite Bacon with War for Profit, and William Kneisel with We Have Learned.
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Brownhelm
Prince of Peace
Congregational Church
Emma Kubishke
Ruth Secrest
Beulah Sanders
Betty Bauman
Baloney
Marguerite Bacon
War For Profit
William Kneisel
Ohio Forecast Fair Tonight and Sunday With Light Rain Northeast
Ohio expected to stay generally fair tonight and Sunday with a likely light rain in the northeast. Temperatures to drop slightly tonight making it a bit colder than today.
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Ohio
Sam
Grafton School Bond Issue Approved After Debate
A school bond issue in Grafton, debated over whether a simple majority sufficed under special cooperation provisions, ultimately passed. Students had protested thinking it failed, then returned to class after officials confirmed a majority vote met the requirements for funding a new symnasium and auditorium with FERA labor.
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Groton
FERA
Rsne
Iw O
Grafton PF High School
Ssue
Grafton Board
Board of Elections
Compromise On Gas Rate At Oberlin
Oberlin officials announced a compromise with Ohio Fuel Gas Co. approving new gas rates starting at 85 cents for the first 1000 cubic feet, down from the former flat rate of 5 cents per 1000 cubic feet, following a prior electric rate reduction.
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Oberlin
Cry
T. A. Sears
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Former Philippine island resident to speak at YMCA meeting
Alfred M. Bustamante, a former resident of the Philippine Islands and Oberlin College graduate student, will address the weekly Young Men's Club at the YMCA Monday night. He will discuss various aspects of Philippine life and is active in Oberlin's Cosmopolitan Club.
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Philippine Islands
Alfred M. Bustamante
Oberlin College
Tha Y. M.C
Bustamante
United States
Oberlin
Lorain County 4 H Clubs Plan Achievement Meetings
Two Four H clubs in Lorain County will hold achievement meetings to showcase club work. The Markley clubs meet November 16 at F H Lewis home, Carlisle Banner Club holds a similar meeting on November 21.
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Lorain County
Markley
F. H. Lewis
Carlisle Banner Club
Veterans group rejects immediate bonus payment plan
The American Veterans Association met in convention to back a program to improve conditions for former service members. Officers denounced calls for immediate payment of the bonus and criticized Treasury raids by veterans. The association, formed in 1932 with headquarters in Chattanooga Tennessee, claims about 11,000 members nationwide.
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New York
American Veterans Association
Donald A. Hobart
Veterans’ Appeals Hoard
Tie
American Legion
American Veterans’ Assoccation
Chattahooga
Tenn
Delegates Named By Chamber Of Commerce
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce appointed three delegates and two alternates to represent it at the Ohio Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Toledo next week. Delegates are C. B. Smythe J. B. Johnson and A. M. Hannaf ord with alternates Thaiph Murbach and H. W. Pond. Speakers include Governor George White Col Frank Knox and Dr David Friday on Wednesday and James E. Morgan Clarence D. Laylin and Dr O M W Sprague on Thursday.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Toledo
C. B. Smythe
J. B. Johnson
A. M. Hannaford
Thaiph Murbach
H. W. Pond
George White
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
David Friday
Economist
James E. Morgan
Michigan State Board of Tax Administration
Clarence D. Laylin
Oho
O. M. W. Sprague
Harvard University
United States
Poultry Program To Be Discussed In Lorain County
Lorain County poultry committee will meet Monday night to discuss plans for a poultry program. The committee, appointed to aid the county extension agent, includes T. H. Breyley J. E. Simons L. L. Wheeler Russell Mitler and Leroy Shirkey.
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Lorain County
Poultry Committee
T. H. Breyley
J. BE. Simons
L. L. Wheeler
Ruse Jsell Mitler
Leroy Shirkey
Election Board Probes Voting Tallies and Precinct Errors
County officials disclosed a series of tally adjustments after completing the official count. James Be Davidson, Democratic candidate for county commissioner, gains 428 votes instead of 52. Lorain misreadings, Oberlin precinct mistakes, and overlooked ballots prompted corrections. Sheffield Lake Village levies caused further ballot confusion with misallocated votes. Ballot handling praised for accuracy but cautioned against omissions.
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County Board of Elections
James BE
Davidson
Ripton
Conte
Lorain
Rave
Oscar Dunn
Edward DeChant
Oberlin
Simeon Dr. Fess
Ward Four
Eastside
County Board
F .A Stetson
Sheffield Lake Village
Andrew Keep
Campbell Named Farm Bureau Delegate
R. E. Campbell of Pittsfield, vice-president of the Lorain County Farm Bureau, was elected as delegate to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Columbus November 22 and 23. W. N. Hitchcock of Grafton was chosen as alternate. The election was held at the Lorain County Farm Bureau semi annual meeting at the Elyria Y M C A with about 150 members attending.
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R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
W. N. Hitchcock
Grafton
Elyria Y. M
Bureau
Farm Bureau
James R. Moore
Ohio Farm Bureau
Henry Shriver
Belden
Lorain County
State Federation
Chest Workers to Be Entertained by Band at Community Chest Dinner
Jim Armitage announced that Jack Plynn's band will provide music for the Community Chest campaign events, with members Jack Flynn Bill Palm Morris Feese Jack Kiser Roger Rogers Chuck Whitney and Wallace Nichols. Song leaders include Jim Armitage Lawrence Webber and Harland Brown, all donating services.
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Community Chest
Jim Armitage
Jack Plynn
Wil
Jack Flynn
Bill Palm
Morris Feese
Jack Kiser
Roger Rogers
Chuck Whitney
Wallace
Nichols
Jim Armtage
Lawrente Webber
Harland Brown
Noted Educator Peak to Speak at Elyria Chest Dinner
Dean Thomas W. Graham of the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology will open the Elyria Community Chest campaign with a 6 30 p m dinner at the First Congregational church. Graham, a noted clergyman and educator born in Canada, has a long U S and church background including leadership roles at Oberlin and extensive European travel.
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Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin Graduate School
Europe
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Elyria Community Chest
First Congregational Church
Dean Graham
Canada
Ottawa Collegiate Institute
Toronto University
McCormick Theological Seminary
Free Church College
Glasgow
Scotland
Macalester College
United States
Toronto
University of Minnesota
Paris
Hutchins
Bosworth
Graduate School
New Theological Quadrangle
Oberlince
Pottery plants pledge steady work for East Liverpool area
More than 600 pottery workers in the East Liverpool district are assured Christmas orders from two local plants. Homer Laughlin China Co resumed operations at its Newell West Virginia plant idle six months. Hall China Co reports a 70 percent rise in business, recalling many former workers to meet holiday chinaware and novelties orders.
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East Liverpool
Homer Laughlin China Co
Newell
W. Va
Hall Chine Co
South Heads Big Committees in New Congress
The south gains control of two key chairs in Congress after sweeping Democratic wins. The Rules Committee is led by William Bankhead of Alabama, Appropriations by James P. Buchanan of Texas, and Ways and Means by Robert L. Doughton of North Carolina.
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House of Representatives
South
Congress
Rules
William Bankhead
Alabama
Appropriations
James P. Buchanan
Texas
Ways and Means
Robert L. Doughton
North Carolina
Team Captains In Chest Drive To Meet At Y M C A
Division heads and team captains in the Community Chest campaign plan to meet at the Y M C A on Tuesday Nov 18 at 7 30 P M. Representatives of beneficiaries will attend as plans are outlined and campaign materials distributed. A question and answer session follows with no time for detailed work at the opening dinner Thursday. captains urged to attend or send a representative.
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Community Chest
Gates Hospital for Crippled Children comes to aid in Ohio
Appeals by agency heads highlight Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, Ohio's pioneer facility opened in 1915. The piece outlines hospital care funded by counties, extensive pre and post examinations, and the need for ongoing support to fund nursing, labs, an orthopaedic pool, and specialized staff, noting Elyria as a key center for crippled child care.
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Gates Hospital For
Pioneer Hospital
Ohio
KE. F
Daddy
Eblyna
Lorain County
Gates Hospital
F. W. Hoover
Penny Railroad Orders 97 Engineed Locomotives
The Pennsylvania Railroad ordered 57 streamlined electric locomotives at about 15.9 million dollars. The 90 mph engines, with 4 620 horsepower and 12 77 inch driving wheels, will serve the New York to Washington high speed passenger line to debut in February.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Elyrians Hurt in Accident
Mrs. Ira Harrison of 425 Tenth Street sustained abdominal injuries and bruises when a car overturned on Middle Avenue near Tenth Street at 10:35 p.m. yesterday. Her husband suffered a minor injury to his left leg. Linden of Grafton Road drove a machine south on Middle and collided with the Harrisons' car. Passengers in Linden's car were uninjured.
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Ira Harrison
Tenth Street
Middle Avenue
Harrison
Gates Avenues
Middle
Middle Avenues
Robert Linden
Grafton Road
Linden
Borah Eyes Inquiry Into Relief Funds Waste
Washington reports Borah and progressive Republicans in Congress leaning toward an inquiry into relief expenditures. Sen. Borah accuses scandal and waste in use of relief funds for political prestige, prompting a quick reply from Federal Relief Administrator Hopkins.
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Washington
Congress
William E. Borah
Ida
Borah
Harry L. Hopkins
Worker At Steel Plant Robbed On Way Home
Two unarmed holdup men in a green Dodge sedan robbed Charles Vedovich, 19, of Stop 7, of $9.40 on Clin ton Avenue near North Ridge Road as he walked home from the National Tube Company around 7:30 am. Deputies and Elyria Lorain police sought the suspects.
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Charles Vedovich
Here
Lorain
Elyria and
Vedovich
Clinton Avenue
North Ridge Road
National Tube Company
William Holst
Samuel Provenza
President to inspect Tennessee Valley Project next week
President Roosevelt will tour the Tennessee Valley Development No. 1 project from Nov. 17 to 19, reviewing progress on dams, electrification, reforestation, soil erosion control, and housing. The trip aims to assess the project’s long range scientific planning and potential government efficiency.
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Washington
Tennessee Valley
Roosevelt
Tennessee
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