Roosevelt Works On New York Budget After Illness
Governor Elect Roosevelt resumes budget work in Albany after a six day flu break. He plans meetings with budget director Mark Graves and a Washington trip to discuss European war debts with President Hoover. He will later head to Warm Springs via Atlanta and hand a balanced 1933 budget to successor Col. Herbert Lehman on January 1.
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Uenunne
Warm Springs
Mr. Hoover
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Col
Herbert H. Lehman
County Transfers Funds To Cover Bond Shortfall
County commissioners authorized a transfer of 9404 from the county bridge fund to the bond and interest fund due to a default in collecting special assessments for those bonds. The move was reported as necessary to meet bond obligations.
Get Up Nights 25c Test Promises Sleep Relief
This ad promotes a bladder remedy to cleanse impurities and acids causing irritation and nocturnal urination. It claims buckwheat buck juniper oil and similar ingredients ease bladder discomfort and backache, with a 25¢ box and money-back guarantee after four days if unresolved. Sold by C C Bowers.
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Bowers
Bank Hold Up in Waynesburg Nets $7500
Five robbers in two autos held up Waynesburg Bank at opening time. They threatened cashier Robert Ross and took about $7500. The getaway vehicles sped toward Cadiz after the heist.
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Waynesburg
Robert Ross
Cadiz
Two Freight Ships Damaged In Foggy Bay Collision
In fog on Delaware Bay near New Castle Delaware two freight ships collided. The Cunard Line freighter Ma Kalla returned to Philadelphia after its bow was stove in with help from two tugs. The Calmar Line vessel Alamar foundered with a hole in its bow and crew evacuated to boats. No official word from the master.
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Philadelphia
Delaware Bay
New Castle
Del
Cunard Line
Calmar Line
Farm Women Advance Clothing Project Across Lorain County
Lorain County farm women move quickly on a clothing project led by the county extension service. Brighton hosts the first meeting after a preliminary session, with groups statewide consolidating to cover more meetings in December and early 1940s.
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Lorain County
County Extension Service
Brighton
Henrietta
Pittsfield
Gulf Road
Russia Township
Columbia
Avon
Camden
Grafton
la Porte
Wellington
Penfield
Fields Corners
D. C. Club
Brownhelm
West Carlisle
Eaton
East Oberlin Church
Oberlin Farm Women’s Club
South Russia Club
Alice Bird
Bertha Baker Overhardt
Ohio State University
St Clair Rebekah Lodge Opens Meeting In I C O F Hall
Officers were nominated and an additional transfer application was balloted. The lodge planned a ta taen supper for December 7. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs Mary Tite. Also listed is a Lorain marriage license for John Zadeskas and Catherine Jasinski. Dr William T Easton, an Akron University dentist, died in a classroom during a program.
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I. C. O. F. Hall
Mary Tite
John Zadeskas
Lorain
Catherine Jasinski
Dombroski
Akron, O
William T. Easton
Akron University
Death notices for Lafrinier and Sparks in Ridgeville Elyria
Mrs Adelaide C Lafrinier wife of J H Lafrinier died at home on Cleveland road Ridgeville after four years illness Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 00 from Pease Funeral Parlors Dover private burial Flowers omitted David S Sparks died at 143 Oak Street after one year illness Born in Dundee Scotland March 1866 he lived in Elyria sixteen years Machinist at National Tube Co Survived by son William S three brothers Alexander Thomas and Harry His wife Jane preceded him in death in February 1924 His body will be moved to his home 148 Oak Street for services Saturday at 2 pm Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery
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J. H. Lafrinier
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Pease
Dover
Burail
David S. Sparks
Oak Street
Dundee
Scotland
Elyria
National Tube Co
United Presbyterian Church
William S
Alexander
Thomas
Jamaica
Harry
Chicago
Illinois
Jane Sparks
Sudro Funeral Home
Qak Street
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Court notices outline divorces and debts across Lorain County
Dennis Holmes of Oberlin is freed after 15 days for hunting law violations. William Root of Elyria serves eight days for obscene language. Agnes Wykrent seeks divorce from George on neglect and cruelty. Lorain sues Helen for gross neglect. The Cleveland Trust, Lorain Savings, and Landis Machine file suits for promissory notes and foreclosure. Thomas Scheets and Ralph Merriman of the closed Peoples National Bank are to plead guilty in federal court as restitution efforts continue.
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Oberlin
W. F. Holcomb
Agnes Wykrent
Crehore
Elyria
George
Prass
Cleveland, C
Thomas A. Scheets
Ralph C. Merriman
Peoples’ National Bank
Wellsville
U. S
William J. McDermott
United Press
McDermott
Farmer Perry Fowler Dies After Bandit Torture In Newark
Perry Fowler a Newark farmer died from burns to his feet and legs after claiming bandits tortured him to reveal the hiding place of money. Physicians attributed the death to burns sustained during the incident.
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Newark
Perry Fowler
Oberlin Plans Centennial Commencement and Homecoming
Oberlin committees map a six day Centennial celebration in June 1933 starting Thursday June 15 with events such as a historical parade campus illumination dramatic performance oratoria noonday picnic alumni meetings and a president's reception. A community celebration with parade and illumination will occur Saturday June 17.
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Oberlin
Com
Voters retire congressmen who had relatives on payroll
The 1932 election reduced the ranks of senators and congressmen who employed relatives on government payrolls. Sixty lawmakers retired, with 109 more still serving out of about 16 percent. Five senators were defeated, including Brookhart, and 55 House members will not return, leaving 77 in the new Congress. The list spans both parties and notes Speaker Garner among prominent cases.
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United Press
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Congress
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Jones
Smoot
Utah
Thomas
Idaho
Watson
Indiana
House
Andresen
Minn
Alabama
Patterson
Arkansas
Wingo
California
Curry
Colorado
Timberlake
Connecticut
Freeman
Woman Dies After Fall From Window Fire Injury
Mrs. Mae Bayer aged 42 died in a Cincinnati hospital from injuries and burns received when her clothing caught fire from a gas stove. She leaped from a second story window and fractured her leg in the accident.
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Cincinnati
Mae Bayer
Election concerns alleged in Philadelphia with threats and purchase
Testimony opened an investigation by the House Committee on Campaign Expenditures into alleged purchase of votes and threats during last week's Pennsylvania election. Voting machines were reportedly disabled as part of the scheme in Philadelphia, with liquor involved in the allegations.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
House Committee On
McKee cites crusading spirit in New York mayoral bid
At a New York Chamber of Commerce dinner McKee denounced Tammany Hall linked budget fights and municipal waste. He recalled 135,000 plus voters writing in his name for mayor and urged change whether via party or individual. He noted clashes with the Board of Estimate over subway financing and budget cuts during 1938.
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Board of Aldermen
James J. Walker
Tanmany
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Cleveland Markets and Livestock Report Summary
Cleveland produce and markets show firm butter prices and mixed poultry quotes. Hogs, cattle, calves and lambs move unevenly with various grade ranges. Chicago quotes reflect butter, eggs, poultry and potato demand with mixed prices across grades.
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