Elyria Plans to Aid Census of Unemployed Group
Mayor's Committee for the National Unemployment Census in Elyria met with Postmaster Sartor to organize seven help stations. Cards will be distributed next Tuesday to unemployed residents, with confidential handling and no charges. Data will aid national job statistics and policy research.
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Elyria
C. J. Sartor
Harlie G. Stevick
Charles J. Snoble
C. A. McMillen
Alva R. Kemp
County Relief Office
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Broad Street
Central Labor Union
Sam
Elysia
Stevick
Snoble A
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
F. A. Yoo
Congress
John D. Biggers
Report Man Held Here Wanted At Johnstown
Sheriff Gralt announced Lorain musician, 32, detained as a suspect in the murder of Louise Hornbeck, 19, of Grafton, may also be wanted in Johnstown, Pa., for a gas station robbery if not implicated in the attack. Detective L E B Girth and Deputy Paonessa reviewed the case and saw the victim’s body three times, including at her home.
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William F. Gralt
Louise Hornbeck
Grafton
Johnstown
L. EB. Girth
Hornbeck
Samuel Paonessa
Weather Ohio Cloudy Rain South South Central Tomorrow
Cloudy with rain in the south tonight and across the south and central portions tomorrow. A high pressure area has formed over Ontario and Manitoba, with high barometers from the Rockies to the Atlantic. The Texas low has moved northeast toward Arkansas and Louisiana, while other lows affect northeastern and northwestern states. Heavy rain fell in the gulf low region including Oklahoma, Arkansas, and western Tennessee. lighter rain along the north Pacific coast. Temperature changes in the past 24 hours were slight.
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Ohio
Ontario
Manitoba
Rockies
Central Plains
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Gulf
Oklahoma
Tennesee
North Pacific
Chinese Are Terrorized By Japs Bombs In Shanghai
Refugees and retreating Chinese troops crowded barbed wire barricades at the Nantao quarter seeking entry into the French concession as Japanese bombardment and air raids intensified. Shelling from multiple directions targeted Nantao while a river boom near Pootung faced attempts to breach it. Refugees feared the artillery and bombings, and many sought admission to the international settlement despite official warnings of danger.
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Shanghai
Nantao
Whangpoo River
United States
Augusta
Chapel-North
Railroad Station
Jessfield Park
International
Whangpoo
Pootung
Girl Scouts Outline Character Building Program
Miss Oleda Schrottky dramatics adviser of the national Girl Scout organization spoke to Elyria Rotary Club at noon about child development from infancy through adolescence and the role of parents in character building. Guests included local Girl Scout Council members and troop leaders. Rotary wives attended a Ladies Night at Oberlin Inn with over 40 people present.
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Oleda Schrottky
National Girl Scout Organization
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks
Miss Schrottky
Gil Scouts
Girl Scout Council
A. M. Hannaford
Allan W. Fritzsche
H. W. Pond
William Thomas
E. J. Crisp
Dewey Hull
Arthur Richwine
Paul Roy
Rotary Club
Oberlin Inn
Trustees Elect Officers at Elyria Home for Aged Meeting
Trustees of the Elyria Home for the Aged elected officers for the coming year at their annual meeting held at the Home. C. B. Ketcham of Cleveland was named chairman with C. B. Hess of Massillon as first vice chairman and W. W. Wagar of Oberlin as second vice chairman. Other officers include Mrs. Nettie G. Johnson Elyria secretary and A. B. Taylor Elyria treasurer. Committees were formed on finance and investments admissions to the Home buildings and grounds auditing and more. All trustees were reelected and T. C. Edmonds of Cleveland added to fill an unexpired term. Superintendent Karl Meister reported the Home in splendid condition with plans for improvements.
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Elyria Home For the
C. B. Ketcham
Cleveland
C. B. Hess
Massillon
W. W. Wagar
Oberlin
B. H. Mohn
Canton
Nettie G. Johnson
Elyria
A. B. Taylor
J. H. Blackburn
Edwin Kirby
W. Stanley Smith
Warren
E. G. Yocum
F. C. Anderson
Kent
E. R. Brown
Akron
T. C. Edmonds
George van Gorder
Karl Meister
Violations Found In Federal Alcohol Tax Law
Washington officials announced a 16 month Treasury Department probe uncovered widespread violations of the federal alcohol tax law by liquor sellers in Ohio.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Ohio
Morgenthau to Discuss Fiscal Policy Tonight
In Washington on November 10, Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. will address the Academy of Political Science in New York with Senator Harry F. Byrd on government expenditure. The pair will outline past and future spending and budget balancing amid the New Deal fiscal debate. Public remarks, broadcast at 9 p.m. Byrd then Morgenthau at 9:30 p.m. EST.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Harry F. Byrd
D. Va
New York
Academy of Political Science
New deal-Democratic Party
Parker Gilbert
J. P. Morgan and Company
Byrd
Let Contracts For Improvement At Sandusky
Announcement that a 4 000 000 improvement at Lower Lakes Dock Co Sandusky will begin soon. Contracts were let in Chicago by Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Dredging by Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Co Chicago and a new loading machine by Heyland Patterson Pittsburgh. Capacity will rise from 9 to 15 million tons yearly. No grain storage tanks included. Two loading machines now in use.
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Sandusky
Lower Lakes Dock Co
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Sanndsky Bay
Great Lakes
Heyland Patterson
Pittsburgh
New Commander In Chief Named For U S Fleet
Admiral Claude C. Bloch was named commander-in-chief of the U S fleet by Secretary Claude A. Swanson. He succeeds Admiral Arthur J. Hepburn, whose 19 month tenure ends in June. Hepburn has led the fleet while at sea three and a half years and in supreme command for a year seven months.
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Washington
Claude C. Bloch
U. S. Fleet
Bloch
Navy
Claude A. Swanson
Arthur J. Hepburn
Swanson
Hepburn
U. S
Elks Back Safer Driving In Elyria For Traffic Safety
Elyria Lodge of Elks adopted a resolution pledging active support to eliminate traffic hazards and uphold law enforcement in highway safety. The move followed talks by Police Chief Stankard Mayor elect Petro and Deputy Sheriff Smith during National Traffic Night observance.
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Elyria Lodge of Elks
Ely Yia
Lorain County
Charles Spencer Hart
E. J. Stankard
Joseph Q. Petro
William G. Smith
Gerald Nau
J. M. Powell
Stankard
Elyria
Petro
Renew Drive Against Traffic Offenders
Sheriff William F. Gral's department renewed its drive to cut accidents by detailing two men to traffic patrol in school zones. Deputies Anthony Pollock and Chalmer Davidson were assigned today by Chief Deputy William G. Smith and arrested six motorists for failure to stop before entering main highways. The deputies will issue arrest summons for highway safety violations. Earlier drives gave warnings except for flagrant violations.
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William F. Gral
Anthony Pollock
Chalmer Davidson
William G. Smith
Smith
Lorain Man Named Deputy Sheriff
John Gascoigne of 1704 Oakdale Avenue Lorain a prominent Third Ward Democrat was appointed deputy sheriff today by Sheriff William F Grall at 140 a month. He will serve papers in tax foreclosure cases using his own car at 4 1 2 cents a mile and has prior experience as an extra deputy and a sales tax examiner.
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John Gascoigne
Oakdale Avenue
Lorain
William F. Grall
Gascoigne
Ohio Tax Commission
Sheriff's Department
Ramsay MacDonald Dies Suddenly Former Prime Minister
Ramsay MacDonald former British prime minister dies suddenly at 71 aboard the Reina del Pacifico while en route to South America. Leaders across major parties praise his half century of public service as details of his death and burial plans emerge. He had served as Lord President of the Council and faced years of political and personal strain amid illness and overwork. His body to be returned to Britain for burial at Lossiemouth, Scotland, by the Moray Firth coastline where he grew up.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Reina del Pacifico
Labor
MacDonald
Neville Chamberlain
Archibald Sinclair
Clement Attlee
House of Commons
Bermuda
Britain
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Moray Firth
South America
Earl Baldwin of
Bewdley
Baldwin
National Labor Party
Labor Party
MacDon No. 3
Court Of Appeals In Session Tomorrow
The Court Of Appeals will be in session tomorrow despite Armistice Day office closures. Three cases are set for hearing, all personal injury suits against Advance Transportation Company of Illinois by former Lorain Police Lieutenant George Carson and two Lorain nurses, Ethel Starkey and Genevieve Reidy, who were riding with Carson when his car collided with a company truck on Lake Road on March 8, 1935. The court will remain through the week to review 39 cases referred from Lorain County common pleas courts.
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District Court of Appeals
Jerry Ricketts
Advance Transportation Company of Illinois
Lorain
George Carson
Ethel Starkey
Genevieve Reidy
Carson
Lake Road
Lorain County
Avon Armistice Day observance set at high school
Avon plans an Armistice Day program at 11 a.m. Thursday in the high school auditorium. St. Marys and Holy Trinity parochial school children will join, and Avon businesses will close from 11 to 12. William C. Wickens will speak, the Boy Scout troop will handle opening and closing, colors, and pledge.
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Avon High School
St. Mary’s
Holy Trinity
William C. Wickens
Lorain County
Avon Boy Scout Troop
Grange Leader Outlines a 14 Point Plan
Louis J. Taber of the National Grange presented a 14 point program to 10,000 delegates at Harrisburg aimed at a workable agricultural policy. The plan calls for parity for farmers, voluntary cooperation, flexible land policy, soil conservation, storage loans, and tariff revenue for research, among other measures to aid farm income and market stability.
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Harrisburg
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Farm Organization
Columbus
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Treasury
Stocks Edge Higher On Favorable Business Signals
New York Nov 10 UP stocks moved up in early trading on hints of improved business from Washington. Utilities led the advance with American Water Works Electric Power and Light Consolidated Edison and North American rising over a point. General Electric Westinghouse gained about four points as utility-building prospects buoyed related stocks. U S Steel Bethlehem and others advanced. General Motors and Chrysler also rose on dividend news amid broad metal shares strength.
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New York
Washington
American Water Works
Electric Power and Light
Consolidated Edison
North American
General Electric
Westinghouse
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Americen Ae
Roosevelt convenes big business leaders to boost construction
President Roosevelt summoned four major executives to the White House and Federal Reserve officials to discuss stimulating private capital for building construction. The session, set for 2 p.m. EST, aims to revive spending ahead of forthcoming talks in New York by Morgenthau and Byrd. Attendees include Gen. Robert E. Wood, Gerard Swope, Henry C. Turner, S. Sloane Colt, and Edward F. McGrady with Marriner Eccles chairing the Fed panel.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Harry F. Byrd
Robert E. Wood
Sears-Roebuck
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Henry C. Turner
Turner Construction Co
S. Sloane Colt
Edward
U.S. Seeks To Change Rate Making Policy
Washington November 10 The Supreme Court will hear tomorrow a Pacific Gas & Electric rate case that challenges a 39 year old public utility rate doctrine. President Roosevelt has called the current method unconstitutional and urged reversal. The dispute centers on valuing utility properties by reproduction cost versus original cost plus prudent expansion expenses. The federal power commission backs Roosevelt, while utilities favor reproduction cost, with PG&E seeking an injunction against California's railroad commission.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Roosevelt
Federal Power Commission
California Railroad Commission
The
Power Commission
Commission
Pacific Gas & Electric
Federal Court For
California
Railroad Commission
Elective Governing Bodies Dissolved In Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro on November 16 President Getulio Vargas and his cabinet assumed direct control of the government dissolving elective governing bodies and consolidating authority amid political upheaval. The move follows mounting pressure and signals a shift away from prior parliamentary structures to centralized executive power.
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Brazil
DE Janeiro
Getulio Vargas
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William A. Irvin
Lorain Yards
American Shipbuilding Co
United States Steel
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
U. S. Steel Co
Home For Aged Trustees
Court of Appeals
Avon
Grange
Bulletin
U.S
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