Flandin Presses Budget First in France Cabinet
Premier Pierre Etienne Flandin, backed by a strong confidence vote, vows to give the budget absolute precedence at the next deputies meeting. He aims to reform the constitution in 1955, forms a ministerial committee to lift mood, and will govern with powers to ban street demonstrations and weapons. The chamber approved his cabinet 1231 to 118. the senate supported him overwhelmingly.
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Paris
Pierre Etienne Flandin
France
Chamber of Deputies
Flendin
Gaston Doumerelle
Flandin
Senate
Five Truck Operators Arrested in Lorain County
Five truck operators were arrested in Lorain County by Public Utilities Commission investigators for deviating from route permits. Harold Fewrstine of Parma and Frank Moloner of South Bend were fined and arraigned. Herman Christian of Chicago and two Detroit men entered not guilty pleas and were released on bond. Deputies assisted the PUC team as Cincinnati detectives pursued a separate suspect in Kentucky related to a major armed robbery case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Public Utilities Commission
Herbert Baker
Brownhelm
Herman Christian
Chicago
Joseph Petra
William Morris
Detroit
Vic Chambers
Petra
William Hoist
Samuel Provente
Claude Adams
P. CU. C
Pheasant Collapse After Street Chase on East Broad
A cock pheasant was seen on East Broad street by local youths who chased it toward a vacant store. The startled bird crashed into a glass door, was knocked unconscious, and a passing man retrieved the bird and departed, leaving onlookers puzzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Broad Street
Hi-Y Alumni Club Elects First Officers
The Hi-Y Alumni Club elected its first officers at the second meeting at the YMCA. Charles Bush was named president, Paul Thompson vice president, and Richard Kreps secretary and treasurer. A constitution for the group was adopted and plans for future activities were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Cac Ers
Hi-Y
YM. C. A
Charles Bush
Paul Thompson
Richard Kreps
Damaged House Move Threatens Prosecutions
Detectives warn that prosecutions may follow after a group damaged a house being moved from Huron to Spruce street. The house owner is L. H. Dunfee of Lake Avenue and damages exceed 104 dollars. The incident occurred on Woodland Avenue where the house was left last night. Features include XY-Indus Club reunion plans and a talk by L. B. Hindman on tuberculosis surveys. A fire caused by chimney sparks damaged Fred Baker’s home at 1912 Middle Avenue, confined to a rear shingle hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Spruce Street
Lloyd Sweet
L. H. Dunfee
Lake Avenue
Woodland Avenue
Xy-Indus Club
Reun Pians
Y-Indus Club
Ymc.a
L. B. Hindman
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Aspouiation
Elyria
Fred Baker
Middle Avenue
Hose Company Number One
Elgine Company Number One
Expect New York Elevator Strike Looms Over City
In New York on November 14, workers faced a looming city-wide elevator strike as guards surrounded tall buildings. Gen Golden of the Regional Labor Board met with Building Service Employers International Union leaders and building owners, but both sides refused to compromise, risking widespread walkouts tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fragi Wtp
Fifavy
Mtfire
Manhatan
Gen Golden
Elte
Puilding Service
Court Actions In Elyria Several Divorce Suits Filed
Martha Flood sues City of Elyria for 10000 for injuries after a February accident on Abbe road caused by a defective cross walk. J M Curran seeks divorce from Paul D Curran citing gross neglect. married 1920s with one child. Minnie Stump seeks divorce from Charles W Stump for habitual drinking. married 1924. Andwur Mortgage Loan Co sues Kaiser Co et al for balance on notes. foreclosure sought. Theonix Manufacturing Co sues Kaiser for 448 for goods. guarantee of payment involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Flood
Elyria
Abbe Road
J. M. Curran
Loram
Paul D. Curran
Minnie Stump
Charles W. Stump
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
L. P. Kaiser Company Et al
Going My Way B Hirsht ad tamed when
A clipped snippet shows a phrase “Going My Way” followed by a garbled line about a person or ad. The readable portion suggests a temporary misprint or partial caption from a local page, with no clear event, date, or attributed organization available.
Ohio Society for Crippled Children Moves Headquarters
The Ohio Society for Crippled Children relocates its offices from Elyria to Columbus after a decision by leaders and the state department, with the move set from the state capital to a site near the new street. The organization originated from Rotary Club meetings in Elyria and Cleveland in 1919, led by Allen, the first president, who later founded the International Society for Crippled Children. The international headquarters will stay in Elyria.
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Ira Bus
Tae
Cnerari
Alines
Tern
State Department
Wrey
Atather Farrar
Columbus
Socety
A. 4
Oiasp i
Rotary Clubs
Elyria
Cleveland
Toinde
Rela
FLFL
Qaddy Ailen
Tisra Rotary
Allen
Denel
Z Allin
Mae
International Society For Crippled Children
Ohio Society
International Society
Death Record for Coven Poneral and William at Glenwood Street
Funeral services for William and Coven Poneral of 222 Glenwood Street will be held Thursday at 9:30 from St. Mary’s Church. Burial will follow at St. Mayeds Cemetery. The body was moved today from Welsh Funeral Home to the Glenwood Street home. The notice warns against tolerating vice and folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William & Coven
Glenwood Street
St. Mary's Church
Oberlin Masons Elect Officers For Next Year
Oberlin Lodge No. 1s B and ALMA held its annual officer election. Elected: Master KR Kimpton, Senior Warden J H Nutscher, Junior Warden C H Barricklow, Senior Deacon Francis Alter, Junior Deacon AE Chesbra, Secretary E G Dick, Treasurer CK Graham, Tyler WG Edwards, Trustees EF Wiston and others. A social gathering followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Lodge No
B. & Alma
KR. Kimpton
J. H. Nutscher
C. H. Barricklow
Dencan
Francis Alter
Deseat
EL Chesbra
Seeres
E.G. Dick
C.K. Graham
Tyler
W. G. Edwards
Tee
C. EL Wigton
C. EF
Wiston
Missionary William E Shaw to Speak in North East Ohio
The Reverend William E Shaw of the Methodist Episcopal Church Korea will address the North East Ohio Conference district in Cherlin on Thursday November 13. Since 1971 he has led educational and evangelistic work in Korea including school teaching and church leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Shaw
Methodist Episcopal Church
Korea
East Ohio
Qherlin
Shaw
Evangelwerk
Pi ¢ High School
Byen
Shawar
Whha
Oberlin Girl Is California Bride
Oberlin graduate Mrs. Locke of Woodland Avenue witnessed her daughter's California wedding held Saturday October 10 in Los Angeles. A week coast honeymoon follows and the couple will reside in Los Angeles. Chapin returns to work at the Standard Machine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Leck
B. A. Locke
Woodland Avenue
Almen J. Chapin
W. HH
Los Angeles
Locke
Loe Ete
Chapin
Nineteenth Century Club Hosts Guest Day Meeting
The Nineteenth Century Club held a guest day yesterday at the Wood on about sixty attendees. Prof K W Gehrkens head of the school music department spoke on Public School Music, with baskets of fall flowers decorating the rooms at the home of Mrs. John on College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteen Century Plus
Th Wood
K. W. Gehrkens
WHS Stetsprat
Mrs. John
St College Street
Conservatory String Quartet Delights Social Hour At Meeting
The Conservatory String Quartet performed several selections and a social hour followed, with refreshments served by Mrs. Wood, Miss C. J. Wright, and Mrs. Trufant. The next gathering is set for November 27 at Mrs. George Lillich's home.
Oberlin Business and Professional Women Entertained
The Oberlin Business and Professional women were entertained at Mrs. Glenn Princehorn's Spring Street home. A business meeting planned the Thanksgiving meeting on Tuesday November 27 at Miss Edith Prince's Spring Street home. A pot luck dinner will be served at 6730. Card games followed with refreshments.
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Oberlin
Glenn Princehorn
Edith Prince
Spring Street
Girl Scout Captains Plan Month's Work At Meeting
The Girl Scout captains from several troops met at Mrs. A. I. Taft's Forest street home to plan the next month's work. Reports covered two Lorain leadership conferences led by Miss Patricia Alsop of the National Training staff. Attendees included Mrs. Taft, Mrs. McLaury, Mrs. Barnard of Oberlin, and others from Oberlin and nearby towns. Armistice party details followed with American Legion Auxiliary members hosting a bridge evening at Mrs. John Dunn's on King street. Lois Ognomi won high score, Hazel Hipp consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Taft
Forest Street
Lorain
Patricia Alsop
Tait
Américan Legion Auxiliary
John Dunn
King Street
Auxiliary
Loisognimi
Nish Score
Hazel Hipp
Amherst Elect Officers at Grange Hall
Hickory France met in regular session at the Grange Hall Milanao Tuesday evening. Election of officers was held with Master George Knittle Overseer W W Marshall and other posts named. Legion Auxiliary meets next, members asked to bring jelly for the needy and social games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Hickory
France
Grange Hall
Milanao
Clarse
Reuben Duts
Tural Dramatic Group
Aiis
George Knittle
W. W. Marshall
Richard Hecock
Nelson Dute
Ewan
Kenneth Alexander
George Cotton
Mary Walker
Treaben Lute
Ceres
J. EB. Whiten
Pomona
W. V. Mar
Flora
O. A. Alexander
Fred Schaub
Maheieco
Thomas Mhruce
Alvin Brown
Harold Brown
Hale Bechtel
William Barman
Glyde Donnelly
Harry Hoffner
Arthur Hamel
Imhoff to Preach in Wellington Church
Fc Imhoff of the Hebrew Mission of Cleveland will preach at the Church of Christ Sunday evening, joined by Jewish converts who will participate in the service. Also reported are Radoseviteh arrested on two liquor counts at 225 North Harker, wife facing trial, an all day Congregational Woman's Association meeting, quilting, a scarlet fever case at First Wellington Bank, and infantile paralysis at Walter Young's home.
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Imhoff
Preac Wellington
Hebrew Mission of Cleveland
Church of Christ
Radosevitch
E. St. Lehman
Alexander
Bh) Radoseviteh
North Harker St
Marshall OC Wester Belin
Congregational Woman's Association
Needfal
H. L. Wight
Lottie Bruner
Leon Jones
First Wellington Bank
Walter Young
North Main
Isaac Joo
M. L. Sumwall
Russell Swiler
KIWANIANS 10 BEAR DISCUSSION OF FARM CREDITS
Max Phillips, manager of the Elyria Production Credit Association, will speak at the Elyria Whiwants Club meeting at the Hotel Newell at noon Thursday. He will discuss Farm Credits and the work of the Production Credit Association, a government agency aiding farmers in obtaining loans for farm operations. The local association, headquartered in Elyria Savings and Trust Building, serves six counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Phillips
Elyria Production Credit Association
Elyria Whiwants Club
Newell
Farm Credita
Production Credit Association
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
Candidates File Expense Accounts
Expense accounts of eight local candidates in the last election have been filed with the board of elections. All candidates must file by 6 30 P M Friday. Already filed are James E. Davidson 84 15 Baxter Sharp 44 30 Victor Reese 29 Lula Reese 5 08 Charles Kelser 225 23 D A Cook 198 25 Oscar Dunn 148 16 William E Ashboit 185 95 Guy R B Findley 169 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
James E. Davidson
Baxter Sharp
Victor Reese
Lula Reese
Reese
Charles Kelser
D. A. Cook
Oscar Dunn
William FE. Ashboit
Guy RB. Findley
Continued page one list of teams and luncheon committee
A lengthy roster continues from page one listing Team No. 2 and Team No. 3 captains and members, followed by Team No. 4 with captain J. E. Thatcher and members. Several ladies teams are named with captains and multiple members, plus a luncheon committee headed by Mrs. D. A. Baird and two assistants, all likely part of a club or school event.
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Georgia Lempertz
Bett. Decker
Maxine Lucas
R. F. Leemhuis
Fred Hadaway
James Elemes
Foster Dirlam
Louis Beaumont
Otto Mischka
Anna Feron
Alan Fritzsche
Leon Selman
C. A. Olsen
Max Suppes
R. P. Wirth
T. F. Cushing
Alfred Fritzsche
J. A. Mason
Charles Biggs
Howard Butler
Carl Hobert
A. H. West
J. EB. Betteridge
Harry Reynolds
G. Sheppard
Caspar Clark
Do W. Me. Leod
Worth Faugor
Frank Stevens
Richard Timms
Jane Lersch
Flnora Lewis
AL Burns
Dorothy Snyder
J. F. Fawcett
R. W. Hancock
R. S. Silsbee
L-7
Howard Barbour
Louisa Peaberthy
Dorothea Smith
Hazel West
D. A. Baird
R. EB. Lyndon
George Johnson
Zanesville Schools to Reopen Monday
Zanesville Ohio Nov 14 The board of education announced that Zanesville schools closed since Friday due to funds will reopen Monday Teachers volunteered to serve with deferred pay through January back salaries to be paid as delinquent taxes are collected Also Cincinnati noted Mrs Mary Elizabeth Stout 74 wife of former sub treasurer Clifford K Stout died at Long Beach California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Board of Education
Cincinnati
Mary Elizabeth Stout
Clifford K. Stout
United States Sub-Treasury
Long Reach
Calif
Levi Rowlands Gored to Death by Bull on Local Farm
In Norwalk, Navy 14 Levi Rowlands, 47, was fatally gored by a bull on Maurice Tillson’s farm. The report notes the need for individual satisfaction and moral commerce while reflecting on national wealth tied to happy inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Navy
Levi Rowlands
Collins, O
Maurice Tillson
Here
British proposal seeks partial Japanese naval equality
The article notes a British compromise proposal to Japan demanding full naval equality, with Sir Joan Simon, the foreign minister, arranging a talk with the full American naval leadership, anticipating Japan may reject the plan and signaling continuing diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Joan Simon
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Prices Report
Cleveland markets show steady activity across produce and livestock. Butter eggs and poultry prices listed alongside beef, pork, lamb, and hog quotes, with Chicago cash quotations and grain futures notes, including wheat corn oats and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ihe
GSI
Ise
Rock Springs
United States
United
Dominion delegates push alternative routes in naval talks
Delegates from Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa India and the Irish Free State met to discuss naval negotiations. They indicated lingering pessimism as dominion representatives failed to report fully to their governments and sought alternative proposals to those offered by Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taple
Simon
Dominions
J. HW. Thomas
Robert £. Craigle
Foreign Office
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Irish Free State
Wieders
W C T U Leader Expected to Be Re-Elected President
Moderate drinker debate frames remarks by Arthur Barnhart as he argues against liquor moderation. Ida B. Wise Smith, veteran reformer, poised for re-election as National W C T U president at the Milwaukee session, continuing a career since her youth in Sunday School work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barnhart
Chicago
Barnhart
W. CT. U
Hts
Ida B. Wise Smith
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Sederis Restaurant
Vriday
Elk’s Restaurant
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Florence
Murbach
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Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Oberlin Ars
Esther Alfler
East Lawn Street
Luoues Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Oberlin Masons
California
Betty Strong
Grand Ledge
Mich
Henry Wilson
Uplumtus
Grace Herron
W.D .Cairns
JL. B. Daniels
Gambier
Bexley Hall
Divinity School
Kenyon Colleer
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South Main Street
Mansfield
J. E. Whiten
C. A. Alexander
Wellington
Cora M. Shepard
Barker Street
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Caroline Radoseviteh
Ohlo
Michigan
Wisconsin
U. 3
Idaho
US S
Combinaton Gerade
Colorado
Mos Vluren
U.S
Washington
Cleveland Gratin and Hey Exchange
Kakrehild Milling Co
Tha Barrel
Paye
Riverside Tavern
Chuck
Black Forest Beer
PRIDA
Pty
Yre Hoast
Featanes
Viregges
Crystal
Court Street
Carlisle Center
LaGrange Road
Lattermer
Nora McGuire
CG. W. Fackler
Trvin Kieinect
H. R. Rorick
Elyria Bav. & Tr
the O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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