Elyria City Board of Education Receives 100000 Plus
The Elyria City Board of Education received two checks totaling 100,662.22 with only 27,366.71 available for operations. A 79,263.71 county auditor payment earmarks 51,697.15 for bond retirement, leaving 27,366.71 for operations. A 21,398.51 state check covers 50 percent of the September due Ohio School Foundation money, used to retire half of outstanding notes. The balance suggests about 4,000 remains year end, likely requiring further borrowing for early 1937 expenses.
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Elyria City
State Department of Education
Ohio School Foundation
State Department
Explosions And Auto Accidents Take 9 Lives
Nine people are reported dead across Ohio from coal stove explosions and auto accidents over the weekend. In Bucyrus Gare th Raymond 30 died from kerosene ignition injuries. his wife and infant were severely burned as the home burned. Mrs Minerva Moore 70 died from burns at a relative’s Bucyrus home after a stove fire ignited by a gas leak. Jean Nelson 12 died in Bucyrus from kerosene on a kitchen fire. Leal Liot Fellow 81 and Fred Ogle 48 were killed near Caldwell when struck by cars. Varlin Gusler 17 of New London injured in a jog road incident near Van Wert Paulding line. Dennis Mack McCarthy 5 killed in Springfield auto strike. Lena Metcalf died in an auto truck collision at Ash tabula. Frank Weaver 55 of Columbus killed in a motorcycle collision. rider John Eckelberry 35 injured.
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Ohio
Bucyrus
Gareth Raymond
Nevada
Raymond
Minerva Moore
Edward Murphy
Jean Nelson
Leal Liot Fellow
Fred Ogle
Caldwell
Varlin Gusler
New Haviland
van Wert-Paulding
Dennis Mack McCarthy
Springfield
Lena Metcalf
Ashtabula
Frank Weaver
Columbus
John Eckelberry
Wife of Chief Deputy County Auditor Dies At Home
Mrs. Jessie Horn 56 wife of C A Horn chief deputy county auditor died at her Lorain home after a long illness. Funeral services set for 2 30 P M tomorrow at Ford Thompson Mortuary Lorain. She lived in Lorain 33 years and belonged to Emmanuel Evangelical Church. Survived by husband and one son Robert.
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Lorain
Ford Thompson Mortuary
Jessie Horn
C. A. Horn
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Robert
Weather update for Ohio with rain on Tuesday
The report notes increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures tonight followed by rain on Tuesday. It warns of colder Tuesday afternoon and much colder Tuesday night into Wednesday. Pressure patterns show high over the East and Northwest with a narrow trough from Minnesota to Texas and snow in parts of Wyoming and the Dakotas.
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Ohio
Minnesota
Texas
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Dakotas
Wyoming
Missouri Valley
Hergee
Pope Pius Vows to Work Long Hours at 81
Vatican dispatch notes Pope Pius XII, aged 81, has shed stern formalities after illness and now works 14 to 16 hours daily. He travels from Castel Gandolfo to the Vatican, refuses rest advice, and desires to die at his desk. He remains highly active, receiving four to eight private audiences daily.
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United Press
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Castel Gandolfo
Vatican
Annual Inspection Of Elyria Elks Lodge Tomorrow
North Central Ohio Elks lodges converge on Elyria for their annual inspection of the Elyria lodge to be led by District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Wilbur G. Schiver of Sandusky, with Sandusky members in tow. Elyria Exalted Ruler Gerald C. Nau says the meeting begins at 5 30 p m for routine business, then recesses until 8 p m for the inspection. A lodge of sorrow for the late William Wadsworth of Wellington and the November birthday dinner precede the evening session.
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Elks
North Central
Ohio
Elyria
Lodge of Sorrow
William Wadsworth
Wellington
Roosevelt Makes Four Hour Stop in Tennessee Visit
President Roosevelt pauses in Chattanooga during a four hour layover en route to Warm Springs. He will visit Chickamauga Dam and Lookout Mountain battlefield then return to the presidential train. The trip coincides with plans to set a new legislative program and a pending Attorney General replacement.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Roosevelt
Chickamauga Dam
Lookout Mountain Battlefield
Warm Springs
Tennessee
Chickamauga Park
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Warm Springs Foundation
Congress
Homer S. Cummings
Queen Maud Of Norway Dies
London reports the death of Queen Maud of Norway from a heart attack amid four weeks of royal mourning ordered by King George VI. She was Edward VII and Queen Alexandra’s granddaughter and wife to Haakon VII, with their wedding in 1896 and Norway’s 1905 shift from Sweden.
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London
Great Britain
Norway
Queen Maud
Edward VII
Queen Alexandra
Britain
George VI
Haakon VII
Alexandria
Prince Louise
Denmark
Haakon
Charles
Maud
Sweden
Mass Demonstration In New York Tonight to Protest Persecutions
In New York City representatives of major religions will hold a mass demonstration tonight to protest Germanys campaign against religious and racial minorities. Joseph B Keenan heads an imposing list of speakers at the rally arranged by the American Sponsoring Committee against Nazi outrages. Senator Robert F Wagner delivered a nationwide prayer and charged Germanys policy as the Pagan philosophy of brute force. Millions of churchgoers nationwide joined in the prayer for Nazi victims.
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New York
Joseph B. Keenan
U.S
Robert F. Wagner
N. Y
Germany
Roosevelt
Find Body Of Young Woman In Chicago
Chicago police probed the death of a 25 year old brunette found Sunday beneath a street lamp on a lonely thoroughfare. Identification was missing and authorities sought to establish her cause of death and identity.
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Chicago
Street Cars In Collision Leaves 17 Hurt In Fog
Two Cooperative Transit Co. street cars collided head on north of Yorkville in heavy fog injuring 17 passengers. Motorman Urban Greene of Wheeling in critical condition. Everett Schwender of Pattons Run suffered fractures. Several others treated and released at Martins Ferry Hospital. Cars crowded with workers, lights piercing fog as they collided near the Ohio river highway. Fire crews aided by hand extinguishers as the wood cars burned for hours.
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Martins Ferry
Cooperative Transit Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Yorkville
Urban Greene
Everett Schwender
Pattons Run
Virginia Gross
Bridgeport
Leonard Whitlock
Doris Koehler
Elsie Radu
Tiltonsville
James Conger
Hazel Childers
Maury Roy
Mary Baker
Mary Henat
Maylor Davis
Florence Moran
Mary Parry
Dorothy Clary William Toser
George Downey
Ohio River Highway
West Virginia
Ohio
Wheeling Triction Co
Strike Paralyzes World’s Largest Stockyard in Chicago
In Chicago on November 21 the world’s largest stockyard halted as 500 stock handlers walked out at the opening bell. The Un ion Stock Yards and Transit Company employs about 700 handlers. By midmorning there were no trades, though 200 AFL affiliated workers remained. The Livestock Handlers Union of the Packing House Workers’ Organizing Committee pushed for recognition as the sole bargaining agent and overtime pay.
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Chicago
U.S
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Packing House Workers’ Organizing Committee
Committee For Industrial Organization
Two Lorain Men Hurt When Car Strikes Tree
Two Lorain men were injured when their car sped at 53 miles an hour on Stoney Ridge road and struck a tree, with J Obran 21 of East 29th Lorain treated for fractured ribs and abrasions and George Ralick 19 of East 29th Lorain treated for abrasions at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A separate crash on Route 20 west of Elyria damaged two cars in a head on collision between Glenn Harrison 23 of Oberlin and Charles Kaiser 29 of Elyria.
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J. Obran
East 29Th Street
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George Ralick
Stoney Ridge Road
Sheriff Department
Nick Malich
R. D
West River Road
North Ridge Road
Clinton Avenue
Malich
Glenn W. Harrison
Oberlin
Charles Kaiser
Lake Avenue
Elyria
John Gutzman
Avon
McVeigh
Avon Belden Road
Ridgeville
Oliver Miller
Cleveland Street
Cedar Street
Alfred Rhone
John M. Knight
Longfellow Street
Elyria Coach Company
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
Allin Lecewski
Doris Thompson
Detroit
S H Squire Sup t Of Banks Speaks Here This Evening
S H Squire state superintendent of banks will address the Lorain County Chapter forum tonight at Spring Valley Country Club at 8 p m The talk covers new laws and changes in Ohio banking laws Open to directors officers and employees An open discussion on uniform bank examinations follows Dancing to Jack Flynns Orchestra after the forum chairmen are O C McKee and A J Plocher
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S. H. Squire
Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Spring Valley Country Club
Squire
Ohio
O. C. McKee
A. J. Plocher
Jack Flynn
Award Contract For 6 Cargo Ships
The U S Maritime Commission awarded a $14,658,000 contract to Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co of Kearny New Jersey for the construction of six cargo ships.
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Washington
U. S. Maritime Commission
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Kearny, N. J
Nazi State and Church Strain Deepens as Emigration Pushes Jews Abroad
Berlin reports a new strain between Nazi officials and the Catholic Church. A pastoral letter by Bishop Konrad von Preysing urged Catholics to resist efforts to remove children to non confessional schools and reminded parents of their rights under the Vatican concordat. Germany negotiates with several Central and South American countries, notably the Dominican Republic, to admit German Jews while Vienna papers attack foreign countries and defend German action. Nazi officials say the Jewish question will be solved with more measures, and the Voelkischer Beobachter runs a lengthy piece on the Mormon parallel in the United States as part of the broader anti Jewish rhetoric.
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Berlin
Nazi Germany
Konrad von Preysing
Preysing
Vatican
Germany
Dominican Republic
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Berchtesgaden
United States
Voelkischer Beobachter
Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Voelkischer Beobachter Today
Chest Workers To Hear Minister At Final Luncheon
Dr Edwin McNeill Poteat pastor of Euclid Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland will speak at the final report luncheon of Elyria Community Chest workers at the Y M C A next Tuesday. He has held multiple church and academic posts including pastor in Raleigh and professor at the University of Shanghai and authored The Social Manifesto of Jesus.
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Edwin McNeill Poteat
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Final
Elyria Community Chest
Poteat
Elyria Rotary Club
Community Chest
New Haven
New Haven, Conn
Furman University
Southern Theological Seminary
Wake Forest
Duke
Kaifeng
Henan
China
University of Shanghai
Pullen Memorial Church
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Commission For Study of
Commission On Inter-racial Co-operation of the South
State Legislative Council of
North Carolina League For Progressive Political Action
Elyria Hosts Big Fire Dept Demonstration For Visiting Chiefs
Elyria today hosts a potential record turnout of more than 100 fire personnel from several cities to view the Elyria Fire Department’s new 40 000 dollar fire trucks. Delegations include Zanesville Springfield Lima and others with chiefs from many communities. The event on Washington Avenue Bridge aims to showcase modern apparatus while avoiding any real emergency.
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Elyria
Washington Avenue Bridge
Zanesville
Springfield
Lima
Norwalk
Garfield Heights
Shaker Heights
Cuyahoga Heights
Marion
East Cleveland
Sandusky
Second Street
Cleveland
W. N. Bates
PWA Eyes Additional Billion in New Congress
Washington officials indicated that the Public Works Administration may seek another 1 billion dollars from Congress when it convenes in January. PWA announced it has exhausted the 965 million voted last June and will request a new appropriation early next year. Unfilled applications for worthwhile projects would require at least 1 billion dollars in added federal funds.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Congress
PWA
Campaign Enters Final Stretch for Elyria Chest Drive
Elyria Community Chest workers push toward a $58,200 goal as pledges reach $49,810.87 with $8,389.13 still needed after third day reports. The largest single addition was Thew Shovel Company’s $2,000, while other firms and teams raise funds in a tight race across divisions led by Police Chief Stankard’s team and Mrs Timms’ women’s crew. A noon final report and luncheon featured Rev Frank Baker praising agencies aiding self-help programs.
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Elyria Community Chest
Lawrence L. Webber
Thew Shovel Company
Timms Spring Company
Colson Company
Fox Furnace Company
General Industries Co
Pfaudler Co
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Frank W. Hoover
E. J. Stankard
Frank Brandau
R. M. Timms
Rev. Baker
Frank Baker
Goodwill Industries
Cleveland
Community Chest
Anne Rev. Baker
Harry L. Reynolds
Exchange Club
Chest
Robert Burns
Burns
Harlie G. Stevick
Alan Smythe
J. Martin Beck
Mark Willis
R. S. Horan
Carl Curtis
C. H. Worthington
N. M. Fitch
J. T. Fawcett
C. D. Gull
Karl Meister
Samuel Deutsch
Richard F. Stevens
Walter Kohn
Joseph Q. Petro
Jack Hannaford
M. E. Whitman
C. A. Persons
American Lace Mfg. Co
Bender Body Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Colson Corp
Couch-Uthe Co
Duslex Mfg. and Foundry Co
Electro-Alloys Co
Elyria Belting and Machinery Co
Elyria Brass and Bronze Co
Elyria Canning Co
Elyria Foundry Co
Elyria Mfg. Co
Rhyria Telephone Co
Fay Hosiery Co
Fox Furnace Co
Gilkison and Sons Co
General Pattern Co
Harshaw Chemical Co
L. S. Rubber Co
K. and S. Tool and Mfg. Co
Keller-Kohn Co
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio Public Service Co
Perry-Fay Co
Radiant Mills Co
Ridge Tool Co
Romco Pump Co
Industrial Division Totals From Mixed Supplier Invoices
The document lists payment amounts and vendors including Timms Springs Co. 82, Troxel Mig. Co., Thew Shovel Co., Western Auto matic Machine Screw Co., Whidden Mfg. Co., Worthington Ball Co, and Industrial Division totaling 27196.35 dollars. Specific line items show sums such as 1159.30 and 666.35 with others including 4001.50 and 1687 dollars.
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Timms Springs Co
Troxel Mig. Co
Thew Shovel Co
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Whidden Mfg. Co
Worthington Ball Co
Patents ruling reaffirmed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 2 decision, reaffirmed a May patent ruling holding patent holders may restrict the use of their patents under license. Justice Brandies wrote the opinion. Justice Black dissented. Justice Reed joined Black. Justice Roberts did not participate.
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Washington
A.m
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Justice Black
Justice Reed
Justice Roberts
Justice Brandies
Wisconsin
Butler and McReynolds
Lewiston and
Auburn
Lorain County Fair Seeks Extra Funds to Cover Bills
Lorain County Agricultural Society asks for an additional allowance to settle delinquent bills totaling about $4,300. County commissioners, Oscar G. Dunn and John E. Davidson, doubt any increase is likely due to tight county finances while Edward DeChant urges raising the allowance by $500 to restore a prior level.
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Lorain County Agricultural Society
Oscar G. Dunn
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Germany’s Bond Payment Reply Unacceptable Says Hull
Washington, Nov. 21. Secretary of State Cordell Hull revealed that Germany had replied unsatisfactorily to American representations six minutes ago regarding payments of Austrian bonds held in this country.
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Washington
Ditee
Cordell Hull
Germany
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