National Labor Party Emerges With John L. Lewis At Its Forefront
A National Labor party backed by John L. Lewis and Sidney Hillman surfaced as labor leaders draft a charter for a new political force. Maj. George L. Berry and Lewis plan to organize workers to influence the political realignment after President Roosevelt's reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Party
John L. Lewis
Labor
Lewis
United Mice Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
George L. Berry
League
Roosevelt
Elyrians to Attend Cleveland Church Convention
Rev. Will J. Foster reports many Elyria Church of Christ members will travel to Cleveland for a one day District Two Churches of Christ convention. The Franklin Circle Christier church hosts sessions all day including morning afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Cleveland
Convention of Churches of Christ
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Will J. Foster
Elyria
Franklin Circle Christier Church
Elyria High to View Glass Blowing Demonstration
Elyria High School students will attend a Friday morning assembly featuring the Venetian Glass Blowers. The program includes blowing silvering spinning and decorating glass and making ships vases birds and animals. A lecture on ancient and modern glass manufacture is also offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
County Treasurers Elect New Executive Committee
Walter J. Right, appointed chairman of the executive committee for the coming year, is a former president of the State Association of County Treasurers of Ohio. E. J. McDougal of Jefferson County serves as president as the 12th annual convention closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Right
State Association of County Treasurers of
Ohio
E. ¥. McDougal
Jefferson County
Lecturer Dr Guy Morse Bingham to speak at Elxha College
Washington DC educator Dr Guy Morse Bingham will deliver a free lecture to students alumni and friends at the Elxha Business College on Friday at 10 30 a m in the commercial room with about 200 seats. He will present one of three popular talks The Crown of Gold The Secret of Failure or The Challenge of Youth. A student committee led musical feature by Ava Masters Harry Woltz and Jean Price will accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Morse Bingham
Washington, D. C
Elxha Business College
Bingham
Comitee
Ava Masters
Harry Woltz
Jean Price
Luethi Reports European Life To Elyria Rotary
L J Luethi, brother of Elyria Chamber secretary Harry W Luethi, spoke to the Elyria Rotary Club at the Elks Restaurant about months of travel in Europe. He noted electric rail systems in Switzerland and contrasted Alpine scenery with the Rockies, described Italian troops returning from Ethiopia, and praised American citizenship amid European tensions. A 2 ladies night at Oberlin Inn followed with 90 attendees and student musical numbers plus a one act play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Elyria Rotary Club
L. J. Luethi
Elks
Luethi
Harry W. Luethi
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
United States
Canada
Mexico
Asia
British Isles
Switzerland
Alps
Rocks
Italy
Ethiopia
Oberlin Inn
Ralph Murbach
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Three Motorists Arrested Here In DUI and Reckless Driving
Police arrested E. L. Fisher at 4 30 p m for driving under the influence after his car hit a parked vehicle owned by W Beal. Russell Sage was nabbed at 2 30 a m for DUI after a stop on East avenue. he claimed he was returning from a party. J G Honeywell was cited for reckless driving after officers followed him from Middle avenue to his home turning on two wheels and speeding 55 mph. trial set for November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Fisher
Bath Street
W. Beal
West Street
Fisher
Russell Sage
North Olmsted
East Avenue
Sage
Lorain Street
Rocky Hiver Bridge
Elyria
G. Honeywell
Ninth Street
C. E. Parker
Paul Palmer
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Middle
Third
West Avenue
Lorain Man Elected President of Ohio Cleaners Group
Carl Robinson of Lorain was elected president of the Ohio State Association of Cleaners and Dyers at the 22nd annual convention in Dayton. He succeeds former president A J Graham of Cleveland. Ross Osborne of Carter was named vice president with W D Morse of Columbus as treasurer and Victor L Keys of Columbus as executive secretary.
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Dayton
Cpp
Carl Robinson
Lorain
Ohio State Association of Cleaners and Drers
Robinson
A. J. Graham
Cleveland
Ross Osborne
Carter
W. D. Morse
Columbus
Victor L. Keys
Oberlin Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers for Year
Oberlin Ohio election of Oberlin Chapter Royal Arch Masons officers completed. High priest Harry Shirer and other officers named for the coming year. Installation set for December 3.
Oberlin F. and A. M. Elect Officers
Oberlin Lodge F. and A. M. elected officers at the annual meeting held last evening in the Masonic Hall. Named were senior warden Francis After, junior warden Aven B. Chesbro, senior deacon D. W. Cochran, junior deacon Charles J. Weeks, trustee John H. Kutscher, secretary Clarence R. Graham, treasurer Everett A. Papworth. Installation is set for Tuesday, December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Lodge
Masonic Hall
Francis A‘ter
Aven
Chesbro
D. W. Cochran
Charles J. Weeks
John H. Kutscher
Clarence R. Graham
Everett A. Papworth
Youth Forum at First Church Features International Youth Speakers
The fall forum at First Church will discuss Youth of Other Lands and Recess. Speakers include Miss Chiko from Jaran, Jen He Liang from Chima, and Homer Jr. Tucker representing Negro youth. The event is at James Brand House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brand House
Chiko
Jaran
Jen He Liang
Chima
Homer Jr. Tucker
Mrs Berthoff Hosts Talk on Gone with the Wind at Oberlin Inn
At 7 45 this evening at Oberlin Inn Mrs Helen Berthoff resumes her series of talks on outstanding new books. Margaret Mitchells new novel Gone with the Wind is the pick to be reviewed this week. All interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Inn
Helen Berthoff
Margaret Mitchell
Berthoff
Dr Clarence Ward Returns From Iowa City Dedication
Dr. Clarence Ward director of the Allen Art Museum returned from Iowa City Iowa where he attended the dedication of a new building for Fine Arts and a theatre at the University of Iowa He delivered the final address of the session on the His at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ward
Allen Art Museum
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Ward
Thefts Reported In Local Beauty Shop and Car
Police investigated a theft of 8.59 dollars from under a vase in the Allen Bernard Beauty Shop waiting room in the Century Block. Officers described a suspect. Ralph Burgett reported his driver’s license stolen from his car on Broad Street Saturday night.
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Allen Bernard
Century Block
Ralph Burgett
West River Street
Broad Street
Lorain motorists fined for reckless driving
Fines of 2 dollars and costs were assessed yesterday against Howard Hand of Lorain who was arrested November 7 on East Avenue, Henry Carstensen of Lorain arrested November 5 on Lake Avenue, and M. B. Maddock of 332 Sixth Street arrested on Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Baird
Howard Hand
Lorain
East Avenue
Henry Carstensen
Lake Avenue
M. B. Maddock
Sixthtreet
Doctors remove four inch steel from Zig Nagy’s hand
Zig Nagy a 49 year old resident of 117 West River street underwent surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital after doctors removed a four piece steel fragment from his right hand. He was injured while working at The Western Automatic Machine and Schex Company. In a separate incident a motorcycle and sidecar were damaged when a car driven by Peto Nielsen of Amherst rear ended a vehicle on East avenue at Broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Zig Nagy
West River Street
Western Automatic Machine and Schex Company
Leo Bauch
East Avenue
Broad
Peto Nielsen
Amherst
Oberlin graduate leads new museum director
Lester D. Longman an Oberlin graduate with a masters degree in Fine Arts is named director of the new museum in a development tied to the Study of Art in Liberal Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory
Lester D. Longman
Oberlin
The
New Museum
Oberlin Women’s Club Notes Balzac Paper at Home
Mrs R W Allen hosted the Literature department at her East College street home with Mrs Anna Crafts presiding the program on Balzac. A brief memorial hour followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Allen
Oberlin Women’s Club
East College Street
Anna Crafts
Balzac
Study Group Meet On National Security Act Provisions
The A. A. U. W. study group will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM at Goodrich House. In cooperation with the League of Women Voters the act provisions going into effect will be the discussion topic. All interested in current affairs are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich House
League of Women Voters
Neighborhood clubs schedule meetings this Thursday
The Young Men's club meets Thursday at 6 15 p m at the Oberlin Tavern. West College and Prospect Neighborhood club gathers Thursday November 12 with Mrs W P Hume 263 West College Street. North Cedar and West Lorain street Neighborhood club meets with Mrs Hageman 45 North Cedar Avenue Thursday afternoon November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Tavern
West College and Prospeet
W. P. Hume
West College Street
North Cedar
West Lorain Street
Hageman
North Cedar Avenue
Birth of a Son to Dr and Mrs Beble B Burns of Altadena
Announcement notes the November 7 birth of a son, William Chapin Burns, to Dr. and Mrs. Beble B Burns of Altadena. Mrs. Burns is Elizabeth Chapin, daughter of Prof. W H Chapin of Oberlin. Also listed are visiting visitors, a card party, and several local family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chapin Burns
Beble B. Burns
Altadena
Calif
Oberlin College
Gutman
W. R.C
Champion
North Pleasant Street
Henry W. Forsythe
Newton Square
Pennsylvania
Ruth Forsythe
Oberlin
Samuel Hing
Painesville
David Samuel
King
Rose Marie Harvolk
Operiin
Merger Talk Underway Between Drug Store Chains
Negotiations to consolidate Standard Drug Co and Weinberger Drug Stores Inc were reported in Cleveland. The merger would affect about four-dollar stores in Northeastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, with combined assets near 3 million and annual sales around 9 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Standard Drug Co
Weinberger Drug Stores, Inc
Ohio
Pensylvania
Adolph Weinberger
Weinberger Stores
C. E. Roseman
Standard
Cleveland
Hudson
Berea
Elrria
Lorain
Medina
Chagrin Falls
Willoughby
Serville
Geneva
Wadsworth
Weinberger
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Canton
Warren
Wooster
Sandusky
Mansfield
Steubenville
Turkeys Found Safe After Evening Disappearance
Eight turkeys from the Louis Hopkins farm on Sugar Ridge Road near Elyria vanished last night before deputies found them perched high in a neighbor’s barn. Deputies Ed Monroe and Chalmer Davidson recovered the birds with flashlights after Mrs. Hopkins reported the animals missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hopkins
Sugar Ridge Road
Elyria
Hopkins
Sheriff's Department
Ed Monroe
Chalmer Davidson
Y M C A Club Hear Mrs Howenstine On Marriage Customs
Mrs BE Ss Howenstine spoke to 65 Elyria High students at a joint Senior Hi Y and Friendship Club meeting at the Y M C A comparing European and American marriage practices. She noted American youth enjoy greater freedom in choosing a spouse and urged prudent use of this freedom, advising parental guidance during the courting period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
BE. Ss. Howenstine
Elyria High School
Friendship Club
Howenstine
Violets Bloom at Mrs Schultz Home Garden
Mrs. H. J. Schultz of 115 Park avenues found two violets blooming in her backyard this morning. A water-filled receptacle showed a film of ice, while pussy willow branches opened after being brought indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Schultz
Park Avenues
Distance to the nearest star lies at 25 billion miles
The article states the closest star is about 25 billion miles away from our Solar System, indicating the vast scale of interstellar space and highlighting our galaxy's stellar neighbors.
Lorain County Humane Society seeks 3220 for next year
The Lorain County Humane Society asked the county commissioners for 3220 to fund operations next year an increase over this year despite removing the dog pound. The budget cites duties including finding non support cases cruelty charges relief investigations and other services with the dog care now handled by the county. The decision was deferred to December 7 per statute with the option to appropriate funds from the dog and kennel fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County Humane Society
Richard Stevens
Stevens
Humane Society
Dog and Kennel Fund
Howard R. Butler
Richard Horan
Etsria
Horan
Henry Stolzenburg
Lyria Humane Officer
Lorain
Death Rites for Charlies T Eir Set at St Andrew's
Funeral services for Charlies T Eir, a former Elyrian, who died yesterday at Cleveland Clinic Hospital, will be held Thursday at 3:00 PM at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church with Dr. E B Redhead officiating. Burial is in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Teir
Elyrian
Cleveland Clinic
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
E. B. Redhead
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Dominic Smith
Eirria
Grafton
Eirria Memorial Hospital
Ann
Patricia Ann
Julia Smith
Mary Kubuske
Nellie Kubuske
Ursula Kazmercak
Lottie Smith
Stella Bardon
Sophia Smith
Cleveland
Benjamin Smith
Smith
Wooster Street
Hatshaw Chemical Co
Graber Reali Estate
St. Mary’s Church
Holy Name
Bittner Funeral
Grafton Assumption Church
John Foster
A. B. Orlemanski
James Darey
Elyria
St. Mary's Cemetery
Hibbert W Noble dies in Nebraska after stroke
Hibbert W Noble, 79, who spent much of her early life in Lorain County, died yesterday afternoon at a Lincoln Nebraska hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. She had many friends in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs. Hibbert W. Noble
Lorain County
Lincoln
Nebraska
Armistice Day Commutation Granted to Davis in Bribery Case
Columbus Ohio governor commutes sentence of Abraham Davis Cleveland who was serving for accepting a bribe as state workers compensation auditor. Military holiday timing noted as Armistice Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Abraham Davis Cleveland
Bubbling Well Road in Shanghai Noted as Far East Icon
Bubbling Well Road in Shanghai stands as one of the most famous streets in the Far East, highlighted for its historic prominence and recognizable identity within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Far East
Insurance Section of Security Law Before High Court
The unemployment insurance section of the Social Security Law faces a constitutional test before the Supreme Court over New York's jobless compensation act. A ruling in favor would allow expansion to about 276 million workers nationwide, while a ruling against could halt the program already reaching 13 states and DC. The security board and related agencies prepared to distribute forms to employers ahead of an early January start for old age benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Deal
America
Supreme Court
New York
High Tribunal
Socms Security Board
Washington, D. C
New York State
Security Board
Post Office Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bandits Take Rich Hoard In Jewels Heist
In Philadelphia three bandits bound jeweler Charles F. Diesinger and two employees and escaped with jewels valued at 250000 dollars, police said. The theft occurred today as the trio fled with the loot from the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles F. Diesinger
Labor Union's Dispute Heads for Showdown
United Mine Workers summon William Green to answer conspiracy charges before the union's executive board on November 18 as tensions rise with the American Federation of Labor president in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Xoor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Today
William Green
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Veterans Day pageant features War memories and music
A multi scene program recalls World War I and Spanish American War memories with the orchestra performing selections such as Over There and A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight. The Ohio National Guards and Red Cross nurse Agnes Houghtaling are highlighted along with tunes for Armistice Day and a benediction. The Elks Eagles committee directs with many local volunteers and participants from the American Legion and the Ohio National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Town
Ohio National Guards
Mirs
Agnes Houghtaling
Red Cross
Elsmans
Walker Smith
Gold Star
Henry Hillier
Salvation Army
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kaley
Eagles
Paul Wainwright
Eirrians
Harry Wright
Lyle Castle
Joe Boddy
William France
Aenue
Telegram Surcharges Apply Sundays in Ireland Free State
Telegrams sent on Sundays in the Irish Free State incur additional charges. The change affects all post offices and may alter weekend communication costs for citizens and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Free State
Markets Notes From Cleveland Area Prices and Varied Goods
Market updates show butter unsettled with ex tran 36 2 cents, eggs at extra grade 49 cents, pullet firsts in December, and live poultry steady with hens heavy and various prices for leghorn and springer varieties. Ducks and geese listed with per pound quotes. Potatoes priced by bag with Idaho and Maine values and per 50 pound lot notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghburn
Breiters T
Lee
UL S. Neft
Idaho
Idaho Dar
Cattle and Hogs Markets Mixed as Prices Hover
Market activity shown as steady with varied prices across cattle calves sheep and hogs. Steers around 1109 pounds bid near 9.50 while cows and heifers range from about 3 to 7 dollars. calves and hogs report mixed quotes and lighter demand in parts of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vchukce
Sc H
USDA dairy and potato receipts and poultry prices bulletin
Chicago USDA market report shows receipts of 8.5 tons butter and 12,509 cases of eggs with grade breakdowns. Potatoes total 699 shipments nationwide. Russets selling slowly with mixed grades and regional price points. Poultry live receipts include hens, springs, broilers, and turkeys with weight-based pricing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
U. S
C. S
Washington
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Pirmouth
Europe Powers Rally as France Faces Internal Struggles
France relies on frontier forts along the Rhine while internal problems overshadow military concerns. Italy rises as a major land power after victory in Ethiopia, challenging Soviet strength. Britain launches a wide military buildup with growing air and naval bases. Soviet Russia industrializes and expands naval power as the Little Entente fractures. Yugoslavia negotiates with Germany for business, amid warlike implications. Paris works to reunite allies despite fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Rhine
Italy
Stair
Europe
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
Air Force
Royal Air Force
Red Army
Little
Germany
Paris
Soviet
Russia
Baby's playmates are alligator and horned toad in Oakland
Lucy Stassart aged 17 months amuses herself with two live pets a baby alligator and a horned toad. Her parents in Oakland California say she may grow up to become a zoologist or professor based on her unusual preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Lucy Stassart
Market Prices for Farm Goods and Grains
A capture of mixed farm commodity quotes shows small white ducks and geese priced, dressed turkeys steady. Wheat No 1 bard at 1.23, No 1 mixed 1.19, No 4 mixed 1.16. Corn No 3 mixed 1.07, No 2 yellow 1.25, dried products, oats, rye, soy beans, barley and timothy and clover seed prices listed with various bids and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neo
Grains and Feeds Prices From Sheets Elevator Co and Mut tana Milling Co
Quotations list for hay straw and feeds with per bushel or per barrel pricing. Items include corn, wheat, flour, mill feeds, and various hay and straw grades with unit costs and notes on packaging and lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Muttana Milling Co
MARKET PRODUCE PRICES LISTED BY BASKET AND POUND
Apples per bushel 35 cents. Beets per bushel 2. Vegetable items include carrots celery endive escarole lettuce leeks mushrooms parsley potatoes radishes spinach squash tomatoes turnips parsnips with prices given per basket, quart, or peck. Notable values: Pascal two dozen bunches $1.42. tomatoes eight pound baskets 190. radishes baskets two dozen 50-65 cents. potatoes 109 pound sacks $1.54 to $1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Agricultural Produce and Track Totals Across Regions
Readable OCR lists varied produce items with regional identifiers and track counts. Highlights include apples in Washington and California entries for lettuce and onions, plus several fruit and vegetable items with numeric track tallies and scattered locations. Totals show 17 arrivals and 96 cars, with diversions noted for grapes and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
California
Florida
Texas
Colorado
Michigan
Oranches
Louisiana
Canada
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Picot
Woodbury
Wm. A. Woodbury
NAS
Rey
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Allan Harris
Royal Arch Masons
Harry Shirer
J. B. Annable
James Mishnowski
C. W. Rinmer
Everette Papworth
Harcia Edwards
Hest
A. F. Kempton
Royal Arebh
William Fiezmer
J. H. Huland
F. R. Dew
Francis Alter
W G. Edwards
Charles Juneman
Oberlin F. & A. M
Ball Forum
DR. Ward
Workman
Y.M.C.A
Elyria Sav. & Trust Ridg
ELY Funeral
Mrs. Hibbert W. Noble
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
O'Donnell
Jeanne Duncan
Audrey Baker
Pady Twins
Beta Zane
Eugene St. Marie
Wade Grabill
Alex Penman
Russell Heath
William Struck
al Morse
Elrria Eagles’ Entertainment Committee
Wade Grahill
E. J. Handiside
William Morse
Lele Castle
E. B. Harlor
August Ferchland
Mike Ryan
R. J. Agate
FE. L. King
A. L. Richwine
Mel Gilmar
Ted Roth
Gresser
Strickler
Cleveland Provice
Baby
Xearby
Carlot
Sederis Restaurant
Fridax Special
Ts Auction Sale
Ford Road
McCormick Deering
Empire
John G. Morris
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
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