Unemployment Insurance Fund urged in Ohio report
Ohio Commission on unemployment insurance recommends a fund funded by 2 percent employer and 1 percent worker payrolls to cover jobless benefits. Plan includes merit ratings, three week waiting period, and 50 percent salary benefits up to 14 dollars weekly for up to 16 weeks, with exclusions for farm labor and certain workers. Public opposition anticipated from Ohio Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
White
Ohio Commission On Unemployment Insurance
89Th General Assembly
90Th General Assembly
W. M. Leiserson
Commission
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Leiserson
Ohi
Inter
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Unemployment Insurance Commission of
State Senate
Thomas J. Donnelly
Ohio Federation of Labor
Edwin S. Burdell
I. Gordon Heyes
Ohio State University
W. F. Kirk
Pam Clinton
The
Grange
J. F. Lincoln
Stephen AM. Young
Cleveland
Amy Maher
Toledo
S. B. Mathewson
Springfield
J. M. Rubinow
Cincinnati
A. H. Silver
Names Drawn For Petit Jurors
Names of 18 persons summoned for petit jury service for three weeks beginning November 21. List includes Elyria residents M B Faulhaker and Mrs George Krugman among others in Lorain and adjoining areas. Other parts of the county callouts include W F Wastings Grange Arthur Hawley Henrietta township and W J Bommer Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
M. B. Faulhaker
Charles Court
George Krugman
Clark Street
Carl F. Wolf
Highth Street
Joseph Otten
Furnare Street
Wiliam Hillier
Fourth Street
Frank Guy
Jefferson Avenue
Lorain
Frank Regan
Susan Frederick
Joseph Gable
Catherine Fitch
Hattie Salisbury
J.C. Fisher
W. H. Bradbury
John Lewis
W F. Wastings
Arthur Hawley
Henrietta Township
W. J. Bommer
Avon
Train Crash Triggers Fatalities as Gates Fail
Eyewitness says a train struck a second car after warning devices failed. Four bodies lay along the tracks. Gatekeeper reports not lowering gates due to busy tower, with a bell circuit open. Victims identified by relatives. funerals arranged. survivors noted in family accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Mack
Kolbert
Sudro Funeral
Mark Blew
T. B Owen
West 45Th Street
Suare Funeral Home
Harold Loose
Louis Loose
Charles
Dorothy
Murial
Brooklyn Heights
Kobert
Charley Kobert
Mack
Cleveland
Brooklyn Heights Cemetery
Man evades ticket by turning windshield wiper on
Police chief says the driver who removed a Broad Street ticket with a windshield wiper could face arrest. Officer Milton Obitts placed the ticket on a car about 9 PM Saturday in front of a theater. A newsboy reported the action and police recovered the license number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
Broad Street
Milton Obitts
Gallon of wine found with youths in Lorain auto
Two Lorain youths and a girl with two Amherst youths said they aimed for a party in Elyria. Police stopped them on Woodford Avenue and found a gallon of sweet wine in the car. Capt. F. W. Zarnke admonished the group and confiscated the wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Amherst
Elyria
F. W. Zarnke
Woodford Avenue
California to Elyria truck trip ends in transit tale
Louis Petracco once of Elyria now of Sacramento arrived in Elyria today on his third California to Elyria motor trip. He traveled with his uncle Dominic Tomendano in a 1923 vintage truck. A Pittsfield farm hand aged 18 and another youth aged 17 face authorities for stealing a tree and an auto robe from Harry Brown’s car, admitted by Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman after a Huntington dance Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Petracco
Elyria
Pittsfield
Harry Brown
Spencer
Huntington
Sherif
Paul Chapman
Chapman
Death notices for Lizzie Mahl and others in Elyria area
Lizzie Mahl died suddenly at 9 15 p m at her home 231 Winckles Street after a heart attack She leaves four children Benny Mahl Clara Smith Edward and Leonard Mahl two sisters Mary Miller and Rose E Ker and two brothers Joe Kunsman and Frank Wunstman plus four grandchildren Funeral arrangements to be announced Her obituary also notes Marie Tancak died in Cleveland with services at St Agnes Church and burial at St Mary's Cemetery and Mrs Michael Brias of 236 Woodford Avenue died at Elyria Memorial Hospital with funeral at Nichols Funeral Home and burial at Ridge Lawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzle Mahl
Lizzie Mahl
Winckles Street
Benny Mahl
Clara Smith
Elyria
Edward
Leonard
Mary Miller
Rose E, Ker
Kansas City
Kansas
Joe Kunsman
Frank Wunstman
Frank Kunsman
Oberlin
St. Mary’s Parish
Marie Tancak
Mic Vthael Tancak
This Ety
Cleveland
Margaret
Florence
Michael
Frandson
Johanna Shaperd
St. Agnes’ Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Michael Brias
Woodford Avenue
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Nichols Funeral Home
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Foremen's Club 10 Plans November Meeting at Y M C A
The Elsha Foremen's Club 10 will meet at the Y M C A Thursday night with music by the Buckeye Stragglers orchestra and Paul Wainwright set to sing. A nominating committee will be named to propose officers for the coming year, with reports to the December meeting. A safety talk tied to Lorain County's industrial safety campaign will also be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsha Foremen’s Clu
Buckeye Stragglers
Paul Wainwright
Lorain County
Lorain man released after 30 days for petty theft
Merritt Bowman of Lorain was freed from county jail this morning after serving a 30 day sentence for petit larceny. He stole clothing valued at about $20 from a church cloakroom. Industry commentary follows in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Bowman
Lorain
Cancer Is Fatal To Famed Flier Brock
Captain William S. Brock a trans Atlantic flyer died of cancer at Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago aged 36 after a three month illness. He flew the Atlantic with Edward Schlee in 1987 and will likely be buried Wednesday. Notified friends include Jimmy Doolittle Frank Hawks Eddie Rickenbacker and George Hardeman all noted fliers. He was a member of the American Legion the Quiet Birdmen and the Early Birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William S
Billy) Brock
Presbyterian Hospital
Brock
Atlantic
Edward F. Schlee
Jimmy Doolittle
Frank Hawks
Eddie Rickenbacker
George Hardeman
The
American Legion
Quiet Birdmen
Early Birds
Alleged Liquor seized in raid on Merant home
Police searched John Merant at 1800 West Avenue after a raid found one pint of alleged liquor 75 quarts of home brew and 175 gallons of alleged wine. Three youths told officers they bought a pint for $1. A car stop near Merant's house uncovered the same pint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merant
West Avenue
Merant
Athletics Team Rosters Listed With Captains and Members
The page shows numbered rosters from Number Six through Number Seven and ladies teams rosters. Captains include Oscar Dunn Don Sotherden A. R. Agate and others with lists of players such as William Dengate Phil Robson R. G. Davis and A. H. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rorick
Walter Schultz
J. B. Thomas
W. C. Zaiser
W. H. Patton, Jr
Ed Raus
A A. R. Agate
A. T. Sibley
Charles T. Bizes
Charles Persons
Tom Welsh
H. C. Cheney
A. J. Simpson
Fred Roth
Paul Colas
Umber
Don Sotherden
Belgian government to send note on war debts
The Belgian Government decided to send a communication to Washington regarding war debts similar to the French and British notes. Wooster plans for a community fund drive open tomorrow with 200 workers meeting to discuss the campaign and a $10,000 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Washington
Wooster
Oberlin clubs schedule activities and meetings
Oberlin clubs and organizations announce a week of meetings and events from November 16 to 18. Hostesses include Mrs. B F Tenney and Mrs. Harry Squires with gatherings at homes on North Professor street Wood land avenue and Morgan. Additional notices cover the Lorain county council and Odd Fellows meeting with details on times and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Tenney
Oberlin Women’s Clubs
North Professor Street
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Harry Squires
Woodland Avenue
Locke Cooley
Hallywood Street
Junior Star Bridge Club
Whitehead
College Place
Merry Wives
Harry Avery
Grafton Road
Ward Richardson
North Pleasant Street
Whittington
Holden
H. V. Zahm
Bridgette Club
Morgan, Street
Oberlin Women's Club
C. B. Wright
Hageman
West Lorain
North Cedar
North Cedar Avenue
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Order of Eastern Stara
P. G. Worcester
W. F. Gravit
R. B. Paddock
Cleveland
H. A. Funk
Elm Street
Isabel Terrell
Akron
Averal
Lorain
Rose Espok
Deans Of State To Meet At Oberlin
Oberlin hosts the annual fair meeting of deans and advisors of men from Ohio colleges on Friday November 18 in Noah Hall. About twenty colleges expected. Dean Bonworth presides. Afternoon session starts 2 PM with a report on the Los Angeles National convention. Dinner at six precedes an evening session on advisors problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Noah Hall
Dean Bonworth
Association of Deans and Advisors
Deans and Advisors
Los Angeles
Oberlin Tan
Study Group to Meet Tonight
The Study Group sponsored by the A A W and the Prospect School P T A will hold their next meeting this evening at 7 45 at the home of Mrs L D Hartson 161 Forest Street. Reports will be given by Mrs A T Taft Mrs C H Hamilton and Mrs Leo Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect School
L. D. Hartson
Forest Street
A. T. Taft
H. Hamilton
Leo Holden
Club Activities at Coming Week in Local Lodges
Regular Vine Rebekah lodge meeting tonight will nominate officers for the new year. The Just Us Club meets at L Garretts home on Locust. Oberlin Women's Club Education department hosts tonight. Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters meet at Grace Morgans on Walnut. The Nineteenth Century club holds a study meeting on November 15 at H F Smiths East Lorain. American Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday evening November 16 in the lodge rooms.
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Vine Rebekah Lodge
Just Us” Club
L. Garrett
Locuat Street
EB G. Sweet
Oberlin Women’s Clu
Pythian Sisters
Misa Grace Morgan
Walnut Street
Nineteenth Century Club
H. F. Smith
East Lorain Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Lodge Rooma
France backs disarmament plan with six security pacts
Reported Geneva talks outline France backing equal Germany status in armaments with security guarantees from six pacts including US promise not to trade with aggressors. France favors international army under League. Britain seeks limits on long range guns cruisers subs and air bombers amid European security debate. Debtor states and US debt relief stance noted with Hoover Laval talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United Press
France
Germany
United States
League of Nations
Reichswehr
Italy
Great Britain
Pertinax
Evho de Paris
L’ordre
Hoover
Laval
Congress Faces Debt Crisis With Roosevelt Talks
Hoover urges Congress to reconsider with Roosevelt input before drafting proposals as Europe seeks debt relief and reparations. Senators from both parties respond cautiously while notes from Britain and France stress coordinated action and delaying December payments amid looming political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Congress
Roosevelt
Europe
Reed
Pennsylvania
Mctary
Oregon
Swanson
Virginia
Foreign Relations
Walsh
Montana
Ren. Ragan
Arkansas
House
Ways and Means
Stimson
Treasury
Hoover-Laval
America
Lausanne
Germany
McCormick Retired Tobacco Merchant Ends Life in Toronto
George A. McCormick aged 52 a wealthy retired tobacco merchant of Manchester Ohio shot himself Sunday authorities cite illness as the probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
George A. McCormick
Markets and Livestock Prices Across Cleveland and Toledo Areas
The Cleveland market shows steady spreads in produce and butter with various fowl and turkey types priced daily. Ohio and Pennsylvania potatoes move in No 1 and partly graded lots while Chicago and Toledo livestock markets report mixed hog, cattle, calf, sheep, and lamb rounds with steady to higher bids and notable holdover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Toledo
Wight
British Note Seeks Suspension of Intergovernmental Debts Talks
June 22 1931 Britain urges a pause in intergovernmental payments as the Hoover plan lapses. The note calls for a temporary suspension during new discussions to restore world prosperity and discuss alternative means of compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
United States
Washington
Monsieur Laval
Jans
Lausanne
Ryall remembered for work aiding education and faith
Mrs. Ryall devoted herself to helping worthy youths access education after high school and stayed involved with them during studies. A religious figure with many friends, her passing is deeply mourned. Funeral will be Tuesday November 15 at 3 pm at First Methodist Episcopal church Elyria with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Bond
Ridgelawn
Federal reorganization plan eyed by president
The president presses ahead with a program to streamline the federal government by eliminating overlapping bureau and department functions. He aims to implement changes via executive order, contingent on congressional action, and expects the move to surprise some observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
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Western Reserve Finance
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Eads
Edward Cook
Travelers Inn
GOULD
California
Mrs
Foremen's Club
George Jolson
R. C. Henry
Ray Benz
Roy Miller
Jack Flynn
RR. F. Leemhuis
Ida Barnhard
George Richwine
Bertha Sehwind
Arthur Smith
Charles Wrage
Paul Hines
Tony Manza
J. T. Fawcett
R. L. Elis
A. R. Champney
M. A. Giles
Robert Biggs
H. L. Reynolds
al Mason
C. RB. Hallock
H. D. Biggs
W. O. McClellan
Charles Fell
Winifred Gold
Smith
Barbara Plocher
Henry Beam
Bart Fauver
Frances Hubbell
Irvin Ludwig
J. Benjamin
Lord Krugman
E. Gillis
Dorothy Snyder
Maybelle Burner
H. C. Barbour
Ford Loomis
Guy B. Findley
Karl Plocher
Dan B. Symons
Jim Armitage
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
William Bell
Adena Lump Coal
D. Barnes Bros. Coal
Hoover Dam
National
Ana
Roam
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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