Infantile Paralysis Case Reported in Elyria
Elyria reports a second infantile paralysis case, Edward Kovarik, seven, of 218 West River Street. The first patient, a four year old boy, has recovered and left quarantine. Dr. G E French says there is no connection between the cases, the city’s health overall is good, with chickenpox and scarlet fever remaining sporadic after last winter’s near epidemic.
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Elyria
City Board of Health
G. E. French
Edward Kovarik
West River Street
French
Dairymen Will Enroll Tonight In Dairy School
Dozens of Lorain county dairy men will enroll tonight in a new school at Wellington Grange Hall, Co IL. Ohio State University extension specialist Blackman will teach the first session, with four follow ups on November 23, December 7 and 14, and January 4. L. W. McConnell of Wellington is chairman. Topics include dairying history, developments, statistics, production per cow, the Ohio milk commission and its activities, and future industry prospects.
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Lorain County
Wellington Grange Hall
Ohio Milk Commission
Farm Women Meet Form County Clothing Project
Representatives of farm women's groups from Lorain County gather at Ohio Public Service Company's kitchens for the first meeting of a major county project under the extension service. Miss Eunice Teal of Ohio State University leads the session on a clothing care program to remove spots and stains.
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Lorain County
Ohio Public Service Company
County Agricultural Extension Service
Eunice Teal
Ohio State University
Womden Atending
Justice Petro Fines Truck Operators
Prosecutions for violations of Public Utilities Commission truck regulations were brought by Sheriff Clarence W. Dick. Arraigned yesterday before Justice Joseph Petro were Carl Gelrimno of Indianapolis Elmer Thompson of Beloit Clyde Colle of Marion. Each was fined 25 dollars and costs. Sam Nagy of Elyria pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for Friday.
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Public Utilities Commission
Clarence W. Dick
Joseph Petro
Carl Gelrimno
Indianapolis
Elmer Thompson
Beloit
Wis
Clyde Colle
Marion
Sam Nagy
Elyria
Fridar
Engine and seven cars derailed near Worthington
A Big Four Passenger Train No. 7 derailed shortly after 3 A M at Worthington near Columbus. No passengers were injured though shock and cold gave discomfort. One brake man suffered a minor back strain. The derailed train left Cleveland at 12:15 A M en route to Cincinnati.
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Worthington
Here
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Carl D. Groat
The
Cincinnati Post
Leo Murray
Northeastern
Pennsylvania
J. C. Birkmeyer
Lockport
N. Yi
Guy W. Mallon
L. Hawkins
Mollie Lewis
Ruling On Christmas Funds Awaited By Conservators
Conservators A. J. Robinson and J. B. Seward seek a definite ruling from the State banking department on the status of Christmas money deposited in local banks before recent restrictions. They hope to be permitted to pay the Christmas funds. A. B. Taylor of Lorain County Savings and Trust Co said no statement could be issued yet, but one would come later.
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Christmas Money Club
A. J. Robinson
J. B. Seward
State Banking Department
A. 2B. Taylor
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Court actions and divorces fill Lorain docket
In Lorain court actions include divorce suits by Sulan Gleason from Clarence Gleason and Leonidas Olderman from Helen Olderman amid claims of neglect and threats. Other filings seek damages of 25000 from Clarence Riemer in a fatal auto accident case and a city order directing distribution of 1790 owed on a judgment. A defendant pleads not guilty to assault and battery and awaits a hearing.
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Sulan Gleason
Lorain
Clarence Gleason
Leonidas Olderman
Avon Lake
Common Pleas Court
Helen
Olderman
Carl Heilman
Venanzio del Boccio
Paul del Boccio
Clarence Riemer
Brownhelm
Paul
Oberuin Arene
Les Andrew Kelling
Helen Kelling
City of
Ottie L. Reardon
French Fliers Slain by Cannibals in Portugal Forests
Paris dispatch reports two French aviators missing since June 39 were killed and eaten by cannibals near the Cacheo river region in Portuguese Gaines. Pilot Gate and wireless operator Constant-Bree perished after natives offered their bodies as sacrifice. Gate’s wife joined a Portuguese detachment led by Captain Rouxel to search the wilderness.
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Paris
Cacheo
Petit Journal
Dakar
Africa
Gate
Constant-Bree
Rouxel
Morgenthau Praised for Farm Credit Work and New Apparent Plans
Morgenthau’s record as farm credit administrator, disbursing 425 million to farmers, draws praise from the president. His appointment signals continuity of the monetary program with Morgenthau and George F. Warren expected to drive gold buying operations, while Woodin and Acheson are seen as exiting.
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Woodin
Washington
Acheson
George F. Warren
Morgenthau
Tinder Warren
Cornell
O. M. W. Sprague
General Reserve
Eugene Black
Warren
Herbert E. Gaston
Farm Credit Administration
Leo Crowley
the Credit Administration
St. Paul
Retirement of Ohio man linked to local Masonic Lodge
An Ohio native and member of the Masonic Lodge in New London will be laid to rest in the local cemetery. Funeral services are set for 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Home on Wear Avenue with Dr. Battelie McCarty of the M E Church in Lo tain officiating. Karl P. Meister will assist. The body will be removed from Taylors Funeral Home to the Home for the Aged Friday at noon.
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Ohio
Masonic Lodge
New London
Wear Avenue
Battelie McCarty
M. EB
Lotain
Taf
Karl P. Meister
Taylors Funeral Home
Three Men Found Dead in Rooming House
Three men were found dead late Wednesday in a rooming house at Greenwich Center, 75 miles south of Norwalk. Coroner C. L. Beis ruled escaping gas fumes the likely cause. Victims were Elmer Anderson Merlin Coffin and Albert Birger of Lebanon Indiana.
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Norwalk
Greenwich Canter
Here
C. L. Bei
Elmer Anderson
Merlin Coffin
Alber
Birgererar
Lebanon
Ind
Funeral rites for George W. Cook in Lorain
Funeral services for the late George W. Cook who died at his daughter’s home Mrs Morris M Snyder at 13th Street will be held Friday at 2 PM from Ford Thompson Funeral Parlors Lorain Rev Firestone of Emmanuel Lutheran Church will officiate. Widow of State Senator Jones dies at 75 in London Ohio. Violet Wymer three dies after scalding fall into hot water. Seven Nashport Irvingville high school pupils injured when their tour car collides with a coal truck near the archway.
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George W. Cook
Irs
Morris M. Snyder
13Th Street
Ford Thompson
Lorain
Rev. Firestone
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
London
Lucy Pancoast Jones
William MM. Jones
Nashport. CO
Nashport
Irvilie Consolidated High School
Hero
Niagara Falls transforms into crystal winter scene
Niagara Falls, following Tuesday's heavy blizzard, became a sparkling fairyland. Trees along the falls wore crystal jewels and white latticework branches glittered in icy light, creating a dazzling spectacle as the cold transformed the landscape.
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Niagara Falls
Oberlin Girl Weds Doctor in Chicago
Mary Elizabeth Chapin of Woodland Avenue and Dr. Weber Basil Burns of Chicago wed on November 7 in Chicago. Miss Chapin finished nursing training at Augustana Hospital and has worked in private duty. Dr Burns, house physician at Augustana, will move to Los Angeles in January to practice with his brother.
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Oberlin
Ohio
W. HH. Chapin
Woodland Avenue
Mary Elizabeth
Wehb Basil Burns
Chicaco
Chicago
H. B. Walker
Northside Presbyterian Church
Chapin
Augustana Hospital
Burds
Los Angeles
California
Oberlin Masons Elect Officers
Oberlin Masonic lodge held its annual officer election Tuesday evening in the ladies rooms. Elected were Worshipful Master C. E. Wigton, Senior Warden A. R. Kimptee, Junior Warden J. H. Kutcher, Senior Deacon Charles Barricklow, Junior Deacon Francis Alter, Treasurer H. E. Arnold, Secretary E. G. Dick. Installation will occur at the first December meeting.
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Oberlin Masonic Lodge
C. E. Wigton
A. R. Kimptee
J. H. Kutscher
Charles Barricklow
Francis Alter
H. E. Arnold
E. G. Dick
Massachusetts Artists At Allen Art Museum Show
A group of thirty five paintings by Massachusetts artists, many internationally known, arrives at the Allen Art Museum this week and runs through the month. Curated by Boston dealer Robert C. Vose, the collection toured after exhibiting in his galleries and comes to Oberlin from Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts. Subjects include sea themes such as Northwest Wind by Charles W. Woodbury and Heavy Surf by Frederick J. Waugh.
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Massachusetts
Allen Art Museum
Robert C. Vose
Boston
Oberlin
Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts
Charles W. Woodbury
Maine
Frederick J. Waugh
Canvass by Frank W Benson and gallery notes
Frank W Benson, noted duck etcher landscape painter and portraitist, presents a canvass with works including Monhegan Harbour by Sears Gallagher and portraits such as Miss Helen Vose by Bernard Keyes. The show highlights portraits among works by American masters Beltows and Henri.
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Frank W. Benson
Sears Gallagher
Monhegan Harbour
George Bellows
Robert Henri
Helen Vose
Bernard Keyes
Dr Craig to Speak in Lecture Series
Dr Clarence T Craig a professor in the graduate school of theology will give the first talk in a series on political and economic changes this evening at 730 in the West Parlors of the Men s Building His topic Christianity and the New Social Order The Radical Club sponsors the series with lectures on successive Friday nights for several weeks The second lecture will be by Devere Allen.
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Craig
Clarence T. Craig
Urraduate School of Theology
Radical Club
Devere Allen
Oberlin women hear Europe travel talk by Haskell
Oberlin College events note a November 17 meeting of the University Women at Shipherd Hall with Miss H L Hatch hosting tea at 8 pm. Mrs Henry J Haskell of Kansas City will speak on Travels in Europe sharing impressions from a continent trip. The event includes Oberlin ties to the Kansas City Star editor.
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Europe
Oberlin
American Association University
H. L. Hatch
Shipherd Hall
Henry J. Haskell
Kansas City
Henry Kelly
Star Bridge Club
North Pleasant Street
H. A. Pratt
Oberlin Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Gold price unchanged as dollar deprecia tion eases
Washington reports the Federal Government proceeds cautiously in the dollar depreciation program after a sweeping decline in foreign exchange units. The price of newly mined American gold remains fixed at 33.56 dollars for the third straight day. Armour plant employees strike in South 81. Paul as 1,700 workers walk out demanding a ten cent hourly wage increase.
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Washington
Armour Plant
Paul
Armour and Company
President Pardons Conrad H Mann in Lottery Case
New York Nov 16 Conrad H Mann prepared to return to Kansas City after a presidential pardon ended his five month sentence for violating federal lottery laws. Roosevelt granted clemency a few hours after Mann surrendered at the federal building and arrived with two attorneys. Mann and Hering, editor of the Eagle Magazine, had appealed all courts. Mann faced a $226 000 stake from ticket sales and shared one third with Hering. Senator James J Davis of Pennsylvania had remaining charges nolled.
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Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City
Mann
Roosevelt
Federal Building
Missouri
Hoover
Tanzanng
Federal House of Defsation
Lester HB. Lobel
Ctrée Taylor
Bernard C. McGire
Faries
Lensburz
Hering
Frank E. Hering
the Eagle Magazine
Notre Dame University
Louis Lead Treadwell
United States Attorney's Office
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Nolle
Lottery charges tied to Loyal Order of Moose leader speech
A former official of the Loyal Order of Moose, who heads the lodge, faced lottery charge discussions several weeks ago, with authorities outlining alleged involvement and ongoing inquiries into the case.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Hiram Man Heads Ohio Farm Bureau
Hiram man Lee B Palmer Pataskala resigned after 19 years as president. Per ry L Green of Hiram was elected president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation at the convention in Columbus with A F Moon and Murray D Lincoln as officers. The federation urged income tax changes and sales taxes, expanded excise on utilities, highway patrol crime jurisdiction, and longer terms for state and local officials.
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Perry L. Green
Hiram
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Federation Board of Trustees
Green
Farm Bureau
Lee B. Palmer
Pataskala
A. F. Moon
Conover
Murray D. Lincoln
Ray Ascham
Findlay
Aschams
Federation
Roosevelt Order Declared Invalid by Federal Judge Woolsey
New York November 16. Federal Judge John M. Woolsey ruled President Roosevelt's Aug. 28 executive order directing word hoarders to turn over their gold to the Federal Reserve Bank was illegal. The judge held that Captain March had delegated powers to the secretary of the treasury, making the order invalid.
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New York
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Bank
John M. Woolsey
Woolsey
Cap
Plan to Entertain Potato Show Entrants in Elyria
The executive committee of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce merchant division approved plans to host entertainment for exhibitors at the Lorain County Potato and Apple Show. The event will be held in Elyria on Friday and Saturday next week with a luncheon for exhibitors on opening day. Details will be announced later.
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Loraine County
Elyria
Merchant's Division
Veterans Banquet Tonight Honors Civil War Heroes
Tonight at six o clock the local Camp of the Sons of Union Veterans hosts its annual banquet at United Presbyterian church led by H. B. Stevick of Wellington. Three Union soldiers and several widows attend as Mayor Vanoster speaks, honoring Lincoln's Gettysburg Address observed on November 19.
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Sons of Union Veterans
United Presbyterian Church
H. B. Stevick
Wellington
Vanoster
National Cemetery
Edward Everett
Sons of Veterans
Bituminous Coal Output of Pennsylvania Declined
Bituminous coal production in Pennsylvania dropped sharply in 1932 compared with 1931, based on State Department of Internal Affairs statistics. Twenty eight soft coal counties produced 71,753,806 tons versus 94,346,345 in 1931, with value figures for 1922 and the preceding year listed as $96,701,409 and $149,400,200 respectively.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
State Department of Internal Affairs
Keystone
Interstate commission and liquor control in Ohio politics continue
The Interstate commission urged repeal amid confusion with Governor White's advisory panel and Senate actions. State Senator Earl K. Lewis aided drafting the program as a meeting decides support from the liquor control committees. The post-resignation Senate leadership shifts and the central India natives’ truth telling are noted amid broader state discussions.
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Earl K. Lewis
Ohio
Senate
White
Harold G. Mosier
Cleveland
Joseph Ackerman
Central
India
Cleveland Markets and Grain Report Mixed Prices In News
Markets show steady poultry and livestock activity, with onions and vegetables steady to higher. Wheat and corn quotes posted from Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange, alongside New York and Chicago commodities, detailing No. 2 red wheat No. 2 yellow corn and assorted produce prices across cabbage celery mushrooms and pumpkins.
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Cleveland
Ube
Chicago
Leghorns Fc
Rock Springs
United States
Heral
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Wiimothy
Foremen's Club Meets Tonight in Elyria
Foremen and executives from Elyria industrial plants are slated to attend the Elyria Foremen's Club meeting at the YMCA tonight. M. L. Jordan, dean of Nash Junior College Cleveland, will present South American pictures and speak after a 6:30 p.m. dinner, with the program to begin about 7:15.
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Elyria
Elyria Foremen’s Club
South America
M. L. Jordan
Nash Junior College
Cleveland
HI Y Club Plans Delegation To State Conference
Junior HI Y Club at the Y M C A held a weekly meeting last night to discuss sending a group to the state HI Y conference in Wooster and to plan initiation of new members at the next meeting. The group also arranged an invitation to the HI Y Victory Dance sponsored by the Senior Club and distributed Christmas seals to support the Community Chest pledge.
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Wooster
Hi-Y
Two Elyrians Bound To Grand Jury
Stanley Yourkvitch and Arthur Schroeder of Elyria were bound to the grand jury under $1 000 each for grand larceny. They were brought before Justice Joseph Petro for a hearing after police nabbed them following a break in at La Grange Hardware Co. and theft of $100 in guns and ammunition.
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Stanley Yourkvitch
Arthur Schroeder
Elyria
Joseph Petro
la Grange Hardware Company
Atole
Roosevelt outlines relief work guidelines for jobs program
President Roosevelt stressed speed and nonpartisan relief disbursements as officials outlined projects. Parks, playgrounds, sewers, water systems, highways, streets, and public buildings would be funded, with 4,000,000 people to be employed this winter, many currently on the dole.
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Roosevelt
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