Relief Will Not Be Abandoned Says Hopkins
Washington November 19 1934 Work Progress Administrator Harry L Hopkins assured there will be ongoing government relief for the needy as reports suggested New Deal programs might end July 1 He spoke at a United States conference urging steadfast support for those at the bottom of the heap and vowed continued federal aid through the years.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
New Deal
United States Conference of Marers
Dh Boyer
Five Substitute Mail Carriers On Job Here
Five substitute mail carriers are on duty as of the compe at the local post office. Their delivery differs from the usual manner because substitutes are still learning routes and know the mail is delivered to the place indicated. The postmaster notes increased parcel post and overall mail volume despite a shortened week for carriers.
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Lersei
Enis
Lersch
Lerseh
Specal
Rogers Cleared In Death Of Singer
West Chester report says Hearien of a wealthy man cleared today of suspicion in the death of Evelyn Hoes at his farmhouse two months ago. A Chester county grand jury after two weeks’ in vestigation found the death was caused by unknown persons.
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West Chester
Hearien
Evelyn Hoes
Eliot
Chester County
Will Attend Meeting Of Superintendents
C A Gibbens will attend a meeting of superintendents to discuss amendments to a state admissions or school program. The report notes participation by L Elpetinsa and mentions new ideas for a Chicago school program.
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C. A. Gibbens
Lelpetinsa
Grand Jury In Session Today
Lorain jurors opened the fall term with a second session hearing second degree murder charges against Stella Bucey 39 for the February shooting at her Lorain apartment. Testimony also covered narcotics charges against Jesus and Florentine Gares both of Lorain as grand jurors examined evidence and witnesses.
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Stella Bucey
Jack Berem
Lorain
Jesus
Florentine Gares ‘S
Bath of
Liravice
Howard
Sereharge
Ohio Governor Seeks Balance on Tax and Bond Policy
The governor urged keeping a balanced approach to state finances, outlining plans to adjust sales tax and bond payments. He stressed conformity with existing acts and proposed subdivisions to manage payments while addressing unemployment concerns.
Berea Gas Prices Lowered Following Council Action
Berea announces cheaper gasoline after a council negotiated rate reduction. Officials say cuts average about 30 cents per gallon, with a portion of the savings planned for residents. Details on how the schedule will apply and dates to take effect are forthcoming.
Intelligence Tests in County Schools
In Lorain and St. Ja sie counties a program of intelligence tests is described for county schools. The tests aim to identify gifted and capable students and guide educational placement, with a focus on standardized assessment across multiple schools.
Danish Author-Actor To Present Program
Danish author actor to present program at Oberlin described in a fragmented obituary context. unclear details reference Warner Hal Baen Fergerac and a prosvas before a Morres event, with names and phrases partially readable from the OCR.
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Oberlin
Pausac
Warner Hal’ Baen
Fergerac
Thatie Enie
Ywizhy Fiske
Talk On Hitler To Be Given Thursday
A planned Thursday talk on Hitler will feature Preven led by C. Dusty as leading lecturer. The event centers on examining the case and impact of Nazi leadership and its global effects.
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Hitler
Ef Ter Preven
C. Dusty
Well Known Elyria Woman Succumbs
Mrs. Harry A. Crandall of 413 East Court in Elyria is reported to have died. Funeral arrangements and services are to be announced with Dr. officiating at a later time, details to be provided by Mem- court authorities.
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Elyria
Harry A. Crandall
Elderly Neighbors Fight Gun Duel
An elderly dispute led to a gun duel between neighbors. Police investigated as residents reported shots fired near their homes, causing fear and prompting sheltering in place orders by local authorities. No injuries confirmed, ongoing inquiry.
Gardner Shoots At Wife In Apparent Target Incident
A report describes Gardner firing toward his wife in an apparent domestic incident. Police responded to the scene and secured the area. No further details on injuries or charges were immediately released.
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Gardner
Judge Williams Seeks Reelection to Supreme Court
AUVRES. O. Nov. 19 P Supreme Court Judge Rov WW lawns Sanctus todarates a red has candidacy for renemir aliar and re-election as Supreme ent Judge for a six-year term into the November Task election. Judge Williams 1 Serving as two-year term to which he was elected last November. Other c andidates for the six-year-term are Supreme Court Judge Wall Jr. Stephenson (D.), West Union, and former Judge Wiliam J. Hart,Rot, Alliance.
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Auvres. O
Supreme Court
Rov
Sanctus Todarates
Renemir Aliar
Supreme
Task
Williams
Wall Jr. Stephenson
West Union
Wiliam J. Hart
Rot
Alliance
Water color artists thrive in today’s country scene
A brief note highlights the success of water color artists in the nation, noting rising recognition and market interest. It mentions prominent names and growing exhibitions, with emphasis on vibrant palettes and regional scenes driving demand. The piece suggests continued expansion of galleries and fairs supporting watercolor art.
Odd Fellows Lodge Invites Officials for Evening Meeting
The Odd Fellows invite officials to the OF Lodge meeting on Wednesday evening with distinguished guests. A program of music and addresses will follow the session, and supper will be served after.
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Odd Fellows
Lodge
Commerce School Fall Banquet Set for November Night
The Jhertn School of oe plans its annual fall banquet Saturday November 33 at Querlin Inn. About 150 to 200 attendees are expected including alumni. Adam West will provide music for the affair. The event aims to honor a strong, amicable team.
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Jhertn School
Oe ‘Se
Querlin
Adam Wests
Pians
Garden Group Meets Mrs Sherman at West Street Home
Garden department of the Women’s Club met yesterday at Mrs F D Sherman’s West Street home. Roses and Sack continued as topics, with a social gathering following.
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F. D. Sherman
Women’s Club
Yesterdar
West & Review
Keares
Death Notice for Mrs James from West Avenue
Death record notes Mrs James residing at 12 West Avenue. The Sudro hospital list and local details reference a funeral or service for Mrs James with connections to Elyria and a niece Miss Ed, plus other children.
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James
West Avenue
Elyria Weim
Funeral services set for LaGrange woman at Methodist church
A LaGrange resident will have services at the Methodist church officiated by Rev Virgil Jump. The burial will be at LaGrange Cemetery. The funeral home listed is Niches Funeral Home with arrangements through McAtnine. The date for services is pending to Thursday.
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Niches
Thursdormer
Methodist Church
LaGrange
Virgil Jump eSeaing
Mage
Mrs Christina Leimbach Wakeman Dies at 71 in Wakeman
Mrs Christina Leimbach widow of Peter J Leimbach died yesterday at her home on Ruth road Wakeman Township age 71 She was born in Amherst and lived in this vicinity for thirty years She leaves two sons Carl G and Lawrence R both of Wakeman two daughters Mrs Max Keller and Mrs Don Byron both of Wakeman plus Mrs Floyd Tooeman and Mrs Fred Perkins both of Hartland Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m from Wakeman Congregational Church Berserend Eastman officiating burial in Wakeman Cemetery
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Christina Leimbach
Peter J. Leimbach
Ruth R Road
Clarksfield Township
Amherst
Carl G
Lawrence R
Max Keller
Don Byron
Mia
Floyd Tooeman
Fred Perkins
Hartland
Wakeman Congregational Church
Berserend Eastman
Dural
Wakeman Cemeery
Mussolini Hopes Ethiopia Campaign End By Christmas
Premier Benito Mussolini signals a speedy end to Italy’s Ethiopian campaign with hopes of completion by Christmas. Report notes precautions taken to curb student disorders and mentions a brief communique from leaders after three hours of discussions, with no drastic policy statements issued.
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United Press Krome
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Ethopian
Grend
Cornell
Lami
Tan
Local man injured in Elyria street collision
John Yarmock aged 22 of West Amherst sustained an injury to his left arm when his car collided with another on the corner of Westing and Third in Elyria. The crash caused his vehicle to tip and bystanders called police and emergency aid. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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John Yarmock
Souherst
Johny
R. D
Elyria
Wesnue
Third Street
Yarmock
Gets Time Extension For Payment Of Fine
The court granted a defendant an extension for payment of a fine tied to selling beer. The extension moves the due date to June 1, 1854, reflecting the judge’s finding that the defendant did not intend to evade time limits. The case notes beer delivery to two agents.
Transfer to Children's Home Fund Receives Approvals
A transfer of 2500 to the Children's Home Fund was approved as part of a 32500 deficit coverage. E David aw resterdar ser Oscar G Dunn opposed the measure, saying trustees failed to follow his prior recommendations to conserve funds. The dissent centered on trustees not acting to curb spending or improve financial stewardship.
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E. David
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Merchant Marine Subsidy Threat Sparks Private War Warning
Secretary Daniel Roper warned New York ship owners that without higher subsidies the merchant marine could be nationalized in wartime. He argued subsidies fail to restore strength as decadence endangers U S seaborne supply. The article also mentions tectonic wave motion and a note from the Trace of God about holy war timing.
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New York
Cp— Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
No Sunshine In Ohio In 10 Days
Unusual weather conditions kept Ohio under overcast skies for a tenth straight day with no measurable sunshine. State meteorologist W. H. Alexander reported this pattern covered most of the state and much of the East, with only brief, dim glimpses of sun in central areas. Forecast calls for rain, clearing, and colder temperatures around 32 degrees as stagnant air persists.
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United Press
Ohio
State Weather Bureau
W. H Alexander
Alexander
Oho
East
Collusion In Steel Bids Charged By Secretary Ickes
Secretary Ickes faces charges of collusion in steel bids amid tensions over Tac anced projects. The matter points to possible involvement with federal agencies and prompts inquiry by the Federal Trade Commission into bid practices and integrity.
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Ickes
Federal Trade Commission
Ohio News In Brief
Columbus dispatch reports Budget and finance director M Ray Altones quelling financial issues with a $30,006 priority on revenue and pensions. North Baltimore notes Earl K We of Townsend died after a cerebral hemorrhage three years after joining the organization. Ohio briefs cover a truck crash in Cleveland injuring two reporters and cascading paper crates. Urbana reports multiple hunting injuries. Norwalk notes a man slaughter charge. Wakeman awaits a December trial linked to Max Pseabedy’s death.
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North
Baltimore, O
Earl K. We
Townsend Reciaus
Contested Lighting Contracts and Rate Protests
A fragmented report discusses contract costs and rate protests. The present contract ends this year and a lighting and finance committee will prepare a report. A letter from William A. Ely argues against the charge, estimating about $1 per year for his own costs.
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Nelson Sa
William A. Ely
Cleveland Livestock and Feed Prices Listed
Market notes from Cleveland and Toledo detail prices for hay alfalfa No. 2 second cutting at 15 dollars, straw, oats, wheat, and assorted feeds. Listings include bids, weights, and quality notes for buyers, with regional grading and market terminology indicative of grain and forage trades.
Elyria Voice Denounces Selfishness and Community Duty
In Elyria a public message condemns those who profit from society without fair return. It argues for shared responsibility and cites biblical law to urge unity. The speaker warns against forces that undermine communal values and emphasize obligation to neighbors.
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Elyria
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