Roosevelt to Visit TVA Sites on Thanksgiving Week Tour
President Roosevelt accelerates routine work before Thursday departure for a southern tour. He will visit Harrodsburg Kentucky Noris Dam Tennessee Valley Authority projects at Coal Creek and Muscle Shoals Sheffield Tupelo and Warm Springs Georgia during a trip that runs through December 4. He will meet officials including Perkins Hopkins Richberg and Sir Frederick White and Cardinal OConnell and dine with Andrew Jackson's Hermitage.
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Donald Richberg
Emergency Council
Roosevelt
Sir Frederick White
Cardinal O’connell
Harrodsburg
Coal Creek
Teno
Norris Dam
TVA
Clinch River
Knoxville
Nashville
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Sheffield
Ala
Muscle Shoals
Tupelo
Miss
Warm Springs
Funeral services for traffic victim in Lorain set
Robert Feeley aged 53 will be buried tomorrow after funeral at St Marys church. He died after being struck by an autos driven by Edwin Berger of 411 Franklin Avenue Lorain. Berger was arrested then released. Feeley a bricklayer for American Shipbuilding Company lived at 2145 Washington Avenue and survived by his widow six sons Alan Robert Jr Thomas John Terrence three daughters Hannah Helen Kathleen and three grandchildren.
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Lorain
Robert Feeley
St. Mary's Church
B.A. Kirby
Calgary
Feeley
Edwin Berger
Franklin Avenue
Berger
Washington Avenue
Yorkshire
England
American Shipbuilding Company
Alan
Robert
Thomas
John
Terrence
Hannah
Helen
Kathleen
Mathews Shakes Up Department in Columbus Shakeup
Inspector Edmund G. Mathews announces a reorganization of the state Hollar enforcer. Six new enforcement division heads are appointed, replacing former directors. New heads include Edward MM. Reddy in Toledo and Louis Lefert in Sardusky, with Forest Trees in Columbus and Joseph Maiden in Lima among others. The goal is to raise efficiency across districts including Cincinnati and Portsmouth.
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Columbus
Hollar
Edmund G
Toledo
Edward MM. Reddy
Cleveland
Robert
Richards Tmet
Cin
Reddy
Sardusky
Louis Lefert
Forest Trees
Marietta
Mathews
Money Exchange Levy Proposed To Raise Tax Revenue
Cleveland November 13 The idea of a 1 percent money exchange levy to generate about 2100,000,000 annually with minimal public irritation was presented to Gov George White by C W Chamberlin a Cleveland business man He claims salaries would yield 17,750,070 yearly with other revenue from exchanges and rents potentially reaching 37,794,450 The levy would require a simple administration not costlier than a general sales tax Chamberlin urged careful control and implementation
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Cleveland
George White
W. Chamberlin
Cleveland Business Mad
Chamberlin
Ravnes
Four pandits raid Summer Company Creamery cash heist
Four pandits seized seven workers at the Summer Company Creamery in Akron last night, locking them in a cheese cooler. They escaped with 3500 dollars in cash and scrip and 4500 dollars in checks, authorities report.
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Akron
Summer Company
Recount sought for Cleveland sheriff race irregularities
In Cleveland 128 booth officials were discharged as the Cuyahoga county board of elections sought authority for a full recount of about 315 000 votes for sheriff. Widespread tabulation discrepancies across 21 precincts prompted a state investigator to examine evidence of irregularities. The three candidate race featured McMaster as Republican, Suiz mang as Democrat, and an Independent entry Sherry John A. Suiz mang, with McMaster leading after an examine of ballots.
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Cleveland
Booth
Cuyahoga
Herit
Sherif
Curahera County
V A. McMaster
Sherry John A. Suizmang
Col
Herbert Twelvetree
McMaster
Board of Election
Ballis
Election Board
Enclosing Dallas Ditch Seen As Sanitary Plan Amid Hearings
A public hearing at the county courthouse addressed enclosing the Dallas ditch near Bourh Lorain to curb sewage runoff. Ditch engineer D Andrus estimated total cost around 20006 dollars, largely borne by about 800 property owners, with potential FERA funding for labor. Proceedings paused until December 1 to explore federal assistance and local financing options.
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Dallas
Bourh Lorain
Country
Court House
Cr. D. Andrus
FERA
Lorain
Death Record Anna M Behner La Grange Girl 13
Anna M Behner of Wheeler road La Grange died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born May 24 1921 in Continental Ohio she lived in La Grange twelve years and was in the sixth grade at La Grange School. She was a member of La Grange Methodist church surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Behner grandparents Mr and Mrs B Behner brothers Sylvanus and Paul sisters Candace Alva and Alice May. The body will remain at Nichols Funeral Home then Thursday at 1 pm taken to La Grange Methodist church for funeral services at 3 pm Reverend M C Mevine officiating burial La Grange cemetery.
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Anna M. Behner
Bert Behner
Wheeler Road
la Grange
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Continental
Ohio
B. Behner
Sylvanus
Paul
Candace Alva
Alice May
Nichols Funeral
M. C. Mevine
la Grange Cemetery
Oberlin Hosts Fifth District American Legion Conference
Oberlin hosts the annual Fall Conference of the Fifth District Department of Ohio Legion. The event runs November 18 at Oberlin High School with sessions at 9:00 am and 1:50 pm. Major General Amos A Fries will speak. prizes were awarded to Marilyn Jane Leslie and Charles Morgan. birthday cake and ice cream followed a table of guests.
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Oberlin
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Department of Ohio
Ashland
Crawford
Erie
Huron
Lorain
Medina
Richland
Sandusky
Seneca
Wyandor
Willian So Kenoid
Warren
Amos A. Fries
United States Army
Re i
Washington
PD. C
Geas
Marilyn Jane Leslie
Elyria
Charles Morgan
Thettle
Charles
Richard
Sally May Morgan
Jane Eleanor Houghton
Richard Dean Cochran
Buddy Hite
Helen Leslie
Marlyn Leslie
Little Helen
Birthday party held for Oberlin girl Irene Leslie
Yesterday afternoon a group of little friends gathered at South Main home to celebrate Irene Leslie's fourth birthday. The occasion featured games and festive greetings as Mrs. Roy Leslie received praise for hosting the cheerful event.
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Irene Leslie
Roy Leslie
South Main
Newly Married Couple Surprised by Friends at Welcoming Event
An old fashioned gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Cloudt who wed last week. Guests included Cecil Young and family, Martha Justice, Eleator Lange, Risie Avery, Virginia Lansing, Helen Younglass, and others. A college dance orchestra led by Larry Gill performed during a luncheon meeting of the Oberlin Exchange in Bealsh, Florida.
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Priennds
Hilbert Cloudt
Cecil Young and Son
Gordon
Martha Justice
Eleator Lange
Risie Avery
Mary Waldecker
Virginia Lansing
Helen Younglass
Viola Tower
Rhea Fleming
LaVern Pelton
Ank Brukevat
Sam Finney
Gladys Heynaclds
Frelon Tallauer
Arthur Dewey
Don Pfouts
Tri Northrup
Joe Reiter
Wi Ketterman
Sid Mavis
Charles Jones
A. Stanfield
Larry Gill
Oberlin Exchange
Oberlin Lan
Great House of Wonders at National Tube Lorain Plant
The author tours the National Tube plant at Lorain describing five blast furnaces with 1,215,800 gross tons annual capacity, open hearths and Bessemer converters, blooming mills and rail bar skelp and butt weld mills, and the seamless pipe mill. They praise the automation, heat control, and the artistry of steelmaking, calling the plant a vast display of industrial achievement and progress.
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Gians Wiro
Bessemer
Lorain
Blooming Mills
Shane
Wei
Reiny
Rey
Warrants Issued For Alleged Failure To Support Aged Parents
In Justice Joseph Petro's court Anna Laing of Huntington secured warrants for the arrest of brothers George Junior William and David for alleged failure to support their aged parents.
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Joseph Petro
Anna Laing
Huntington
George
William
David
Lamps of Stone Used by Early Cave Dwellers
The article notes that cave paintings lie deep inside hillsides away from entrances suggesting artificial light. Stone lamps have been found and animal skull lamps likely fueled by fat or marrow moss. Eskimo lamps resembling this ancient type were used until recent times.
Judge Rules Common Law Marriage In Divorce Case
Judge A Webber overruled a motion for new trial in the divorce action of Evalyn Hull Borowy of Lorain against Edward Borowy of Elyria. The case had ended with a divorce granted on the basis of a common law marriage and $6 weekly support for the child. Testimony centered on a 10 cent wedding ring bought in a dime store and mutual declarations of marriage. the couple allegedly honeymooned in Toledo. Borowy attorneys said they would appeal.
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Common Pleas
A. Webber
Evalyn Hull Borows
Lorain
Edward Borowy
Hlyria
Alyn Hull Borowy
Toledo
Webber
Borony
Court of Appeals
Milk Marketing Meeting Addresses Ohio Milk Rules
About 49 milk producers and distributors gathered at Lorain County Courthouse for a quarterly meeting of the Lorain County Milk Producers Association. Speakers critiqued the Ohio Milk Marketing Commission for weak enforcement, noted lack of attorneys, and discussed penalties. Discussed issues include undercover price differentials from small counter cooling systems near Cleveland driving prices below code levels. Governor-elect Davey favors extending the Burk rank bill with improvements.
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Cleveland
Wirria
Loraig
Lorain County
Milk Marketing Commission
Commission
Maertin
Davey
E Elect
Rogers
Elyrians Suffer Minor Injuries In Alto Accident
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bruce of 228 Harrison street Elyria sustained minor injuries yesterday afternoon when Bruce swerved his car into a ditch at East River and Fuller roads to avoid a collision with a school bus filled with children. The car was badly damaged and the bus was driven by P L Bungart. Deputies Claude Adams and Henry Mochi reported the incident.
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Elyrians
Alto
Thomas Bruce
Harrison Street
Elyria
Bruce
East River
Fuller Roads
East River Road
Fulleroad
Scottish Parliament Bans Golf to Preserve Archery
In the mid 15th century Scotland, golf’s rise threatens archery practice. An act orders golf to be discontinued and requires men to learn the bow as a weapon of war on every Sunday of the year.
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Scotland
Market News Cleveland Produce and Livestock Totals
Markets show steady tones across produce and livestock in Cleveland listings. Poultry, fowl, and eggs mix with potato and grain quotes, while cattle and calves, sheep and lambs, and hogs move with typical regional price ranges. Local exchanges provide detailed figures for buyers and sellers.
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Cleveland Livestock
Chollea Fine
Rinbars
Prospective sales tax bill fuels special session hope
Lawmakers return to the capitol for a special session as a sales tax proposal shapes up separate from other revenue measures. If passed, it aims to quicken cash flow for relief and municipalities, with observers noting potential opposition to broader tax packages and the need for rapid action to meet state needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor-Picet
Donahey Campaign Expenditures Reported
Donahey spent $2,865.34 in his bid for U S senator and reported total campaign contributions of $3,420.59 including $400 from Donahey himself. Secretaries noted, with John F Nolan of Brendenville among the next largest donors, contributing $45 to campaign funds.
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Cottmats
O. Benator
Bret Vic Donahey
U.S
Nis
Todey
Georten S. Myers
Tala’ Leeth
Donahey
John F. Nolan
Brendenville
Administratrix Sale in Glorious County Auction
The administrators, Hattie Hart and Clayton H. Sevy, announce an auction of farm equipment and household items including hay gear tractors and tools. Terms call for safe cash. Auctioneer Clayton H. Sevy lists items and directs the sale to be held November 27 at the late residence on Latent quel rie Road.
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Bern
Torsday
Soveuibet
Tyre
Sunbeam
Hattie Hart
Fee Klinect
Clayton HH. Sevy
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East Fosetde
Checker Taxi
O’donnell
Ciger
H. R. Rorick
Elyria Sav. & Tr
Pho
Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Fiyrla, Ohio
Roth Tailor Shop
Dallag
Ida Clara
Wallington
Eos John Street
Guernsey Island
William Clara
Wellington
W. BE
Clara
Frank
Lena
Catherine
Grace McEndree
Helen Good
Wadsworth
Robert Lewis
Arrews Funeral Home
Grpenwood Cemetery
Tong
Esther Alflen
East Lorain Streut
Cali
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Legion District
Bealsh
Florida
Lestie Terrell
Amherst
Nelsie Terrell
Birmingham
Roy Lestie
South Main Street
J. H. Horn
Uned
Lingphards
Ity
Lb. A. Sears
Pire
Peres Leslie
Eivria
RK Les
Mary Carrier
John Carrier
A. R. Webber
Springer
Springery
Turkey
Prosady Prio
Tag
Michtaan Sd He
Mile
Cleveland Granwad Hay Exchange
Pairetd Millag Co
Elay
Thuathy
Timrathy
Limethy
Bleourdts & Oy
West Side Lumber & Coal CO
Granite Concrete Block & Coal Co
Rush Street
B. & C. Elyria
G. Smith
Igate
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
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