Lorain County Tax Valuations Fall Amid Revisions In Elyria
Lorain County new valuation for taxation drops about 23 percent from the old total of 252 million to roughly 193.7 million, with Elyria down about six percent and Lorain over ten percent. Rural areas decline most and overall outside Elyria and Lorain shows a 32 percent drop. changes reflect removal of personal property from the tax base and shifting to licenses, with December first tax collection under the new law expected to show further adjustments.
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Ouster Suit Against Gov Huey Long Dismissed
In Shreveport Louisiana on November 18 Judge T Bell dismissed Taeut Cyr lieutenant governor's ouster suit against Gov Huey P Mong Long. The court ruled Cyr lacked standing to seek removal of the governor who was also U S senator elect. Cyr's lawyers prepared to appeal.
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Shreveport
Huey P Mong
Louisiana
Taeut
Paul Cyr
Caddo Parish
T. ¥. Bell
Cyr
Long
U. S
Former Prosecutor Fatally Injured Near Napoleon Ohio
Julian F. Vandenbroek a 40 year old former Henry County prosecutor was found dead in his wrecked car after a collision with a stationary steamroller near Napoleon Ohio. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Julian F. Vandenbroek
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Vandenbroek
Ohio Mostly Cloudy With Showers and Cooling
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies in Ohio tonight and Thursday with likely showers in the southwest portion. Colder tonight as a general drift lowers temperatures. Highs and lows from other cities are listed, including Medicine Hat 10 and Prince Albert 4, while indicating a 36 hour outlook with a colder trend into Thursday morning and possible rain later Thursday.
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Governor to address Route 20 Association banquet
The first annual Federal Route No. 29 Association banquet will be held at Belleve on Monday November 30 at 6 oclock. Governor George White and State Highway Director Merri then join the program. The event expects about 800 attendees from Elyria Lorain county and local officials.
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Lorain County
School Swept By Flames at Homewood Public School
Six alarms drew over twenty fire companies to the Homewood public school in Pittsburgh as flames erupted just before opening. Eight firefighters were overcome and a dozen more driven back by heavy smoke likely laced with chemical fumes. Fire spread to the third floor while crews fought the blaze with twelve water streams. J. L. Fife, who first sounded the alarm, was shocked and knocked from the sidewalk.
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Six Initiated Into Y-Indus Club
Six new members joined the Y Indus Club at the Y M C A meeting. Richard Smith Robert Smith David Griffiths Robert Bearer Russell Dunford and Charles Boggs were welcomed. The group voted to support a local Elyria community campaign and discussed the feasibility of a six hour working day led by W Q McLellan.
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Y-Indus Club
Richard Smith
Robert Smith
David Griffiths
Robert Bearer
Russell Dunford
Charles Boggs
Elyria
W. QO. McClellan
Mathews Named Ohio Prohibition Chief After Sears Death
Edmund G. Mathews Elstin deputy state prohibition commissioner was named chief of the state prohibition department by Governor White to replace Clarence H. Sears who died October 26. Mathews, 86, a Democrat, has served as deputy since March 23 and was previously Lorain County sheriff. He plans no immediate changes and will study future steps before acting.
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Chillicothe
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Sears
Lorain County
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Son Born to the Tunneys
New York November 18 A son was born today to Mr and Mrs James Joseph Tunney at Sloan s hospital Medical Center Tunney the former heavyweight boxing champion told United Press I am certainly mighty happy The boy undoubtedly will be the next heavyweight champion Mrs Tunney is the former Polly Lauder of Greenwich Conn
Community Chest speakers boost Elyria drive
Elyria 1932 Community Chest campaign taps leaders from across Ohio to address workers. Rev C H Le Blond from Cleveland, Rev J J Mayle from Toledo, John McSweeney from Columbus, and ex governor Myers Y Cooper will headline tomorrow’s chest report dinner and Kiwanis meeting as campaigns aim to surpass the half way mark with $39,240 already raised toward a $35,000 goal. Chauncey B. Smithhe calls the effort hopeful but notes reduced prior-year sources require greater giving.
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Elyria
Guy B. Findley
Findley
C. H. LeBlond
Catholic Chartres
Cleveland
J. J. Mayle
St. James Church
Toledo
John McSweeney
Ohio
Myers Y. Cooper
LeBlond
Rey Mayle
McSwenney
Columbus
Cooper
Cincinnati
Elyria Community Chest
Chauncey B. Smithe
Tomorroow
Kiwanis Club
Camden Man 23 Hospitalized After Hunting Accident
Harry Papas of Camden, 23, is in Allen Hospital Oberlin in serious condition after a shotgun exploded at close range. The blast tore the mesh of his right shoulder as he and companions in a hunting party sat on a running board eating lunch when a gun hammer snagged on the car and discharged.
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Camden
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Papay
Shot From Hunters Run Grazes Neck Of School Boy
An eight shot from a hunter's gun entered a third grade room at Henrietta School nearly hitting John Gede in the neck. He was not injured but frightened. John is the son of Mr and Mrs Steve Gede of Edison Highway. Steve Gede, his older brother, was killed by a car years ago while alighting from a school bus.
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John Gede
Steve Gede
Edison Highway
A Policy That Offers Real Protection
The Chronicle Telegram advertises a travel and farm accident insurance policy offering coverage for accidents from riding public conveyances to wrecks of personal or commercial vehicles, farm machines, or pedestrians. For $1.25 a year readers are urged to apply via the Chronicle Telegram Circulation Department.
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Community fund drives roll across Ohio region
Dayton reports pledges of 146819 toward a 975067 goal and advance gifts ahead of opening. Warren launches with 112060 to fill a chest as 200 campaigners march. Cleveland tallies 1708465 toward a 5650000 goal with six days left. Major gifts include 75000 from Blosom and 150000 from the Mather estate. Medina trails with 3400 to reach 9000, Orrville proclaims campaign success, Ashtabula nears one third of 33000, Bucyrus sets a 5000 winter relief goal, Columbus opens with 159846.65 toward 897098.
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Cleveland Community Fund
Dudley
Blossom
Samuel Mather
Lindbergh Begins Long Flight Toward Miami and Jamaica
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh flew from Mitchell Field in a borrowed Army plane on the first leg of a southern venture. He expects about 11 hours to Miami, then tomorrow to begin the Pan American Airways leg aboard the American Slipper to Jamaica and Colombia. He departed alone as weather indicated clearing skies southward.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Miami
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Columbia
Lindbergh
Hunters Find Body Of Man In Avon Township Home
Hunters from Cleveland discovered Prescott Hafer, 46, dead in his Avon Township residence. Coroner Dr. Thomas Peebles ruled acute alcoholism as the cause after viewing the scene with several liquor bottles nearby. Hafer likely died within 48 hours. Authorities were alerted by the unnamed hunters who contacted the Avon mayor.
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Stop
Lear Road
Avon Township
Sherif
Clarence Adams Hafer
Cleveland
Adams
Thomas Peebles
Avon
Paul Deitz
Find Body Of Dairyman In Car
Lorain reports the lifeless body of Gust Zipp proprietor of the Zipp Dairy 1202 Brownell avenue found in his car by a passerby this morning Coroner Thomas Peebles ruled the death a heart attack after examination
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Gust Zipp
Zipp
Brownell Avenue
Thomas Peebles
Grandi and Hoover Begin Talks at White House
Italian Foreign Minister Dino Grandi arrived at the White House at 9 20 A M. He and President Hoover immediately retired to the Lincoln Study for their first intimate discussion of international affairs.
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Dino Grandi
White House
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Lincoln
League Council Meets Secretly Amid Manchurian Battle
The League of Nations Council held a secret session in Paris as fighting raged in Manchuria. Chinese and Japanese delegates were absent. Kenkichi Yoshizawa said he discussed peace proposals with council members, while Aristide Briand presided and open door policy under Hay Roosevelt doctrine figured in private talks with Dawes playing a key role.
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League of Nations Council
Far East
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
United Press
Japan
Aristide Brand
China
Council
Charles G. Dawes
Big Football Party Planned For Saturday Afternoon
The Chronicle Telegram plans a large football party Saturday to broadcast Elyria versus Lorain play by play. Cooperation with the Elyria Telephone Co. will provide a direct wire from the field and loudspeaker broadcasts in front of the Chronicle Telegram building. A play by play report will also be received by phone and extra editions issued.
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Vast number of dead in wake of battle
From Nonni River front dated November 18 Japanese forces broke Chinese lines near Tsitsihar in bitter cold, driving a rout with artillery, machine guns and air power. Many Chinese casualties in no-man's land as Ma Chan Shan's 24-piece artillery and an armored anti-aircraft gun cover a retreat along a five mile front.
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Nonni River Front
Harbin
Tsitsihar
No-Man's Land
No Man’s Land
Ma Chan Shan
Tsitsthar
Manchuria War Urges League Plea to End Fighting
General Chan-Shan telegraphs Chiang Kai-Shek in Nanking urging a League of Nations appeal to halt hostilities in Manchuria as Japanese forces launch a general offensive. The message, sent at 10 AM, asks for immediate action to stop fighting.
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Mercury To Take Sudden Drop
Ohio faces a sharp cold snap as a first wave of cold air barrels east from the mountains. The state warmed to record seventies earlier in the week under bright sun. forecasters warned rain Tuesday night and now say temperatures will fall below freezing tonight.
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