Dies Declares Class Hatred Being Fomented
Washington report on November 21 states House Committee chair Martin Dies says secret official testimony reveals alarming signs that government figures promote class hatred. He cites Saposs and says witnesses testified under oath, while also announcing further probes into Nazi and Fascist activity. A separate note mentions a 200 ton bell mounted at street level in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin Dies
Tex
House Committee
Dies
David J. Saposs
National Labor Relations Board
Saposs
Labor Age
Economist
Sapess
Moscow
Russia
Fire destroys car on West road near Hallover road
Deputy Sheriff John Hudak reported a car owned by W. & Goff of Stop 86 Lake Breeze road Sheffield was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon on West road two miles south of Hallover road. Lee Thomas of North Ridge road said he was beaten by two men with a wrench and a hammer at 2:30 am while waking a filling station operator to get gas. The assailants, who claimed to be secret service men, fled in a small car after striking Thomas and Leonard Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hudak
W. & Goff
Lake Breeze Road
Sheffield
West Road
Hallover Road
Lee Thomas
North Ridge Road
Vincent District
Sheriff's Department
Leonard Carter
Elyria Avenue
Thomas
Secret Service
Daughter of C. Of C. Secretary Injured
Mrs. R. M. Reed and her daughter Joan, daughter of Elyria Chamber of Commerce secretary Harry W. Luethi, were hospitalized near Peekskill New York after an automobile accident when a mule darted into the road. Reed and his wife were injured but not seriously. Mrs Luethi departed for Poughkeepsie to join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Reed
Harry W. Luethi
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Joan
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Peekskill
MN. Y
Luethi
Reed
Injates
Nat
Supervisor Humbert to Speak on Radio Use in Schools
Lorain County school superintendents and principals will hear Gordon G Humbert of the Ohio School of the Air speak on The Use of Radio in Our Schools at Henrietta School. The meeting opens with a 6 30 dinner, with arrangements by J C Slack EE F Litzenberg and Harold W Baetz.
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Gordon G Humbert
Ohio
Lorain County
Henrietta
Humbert
J. C Slack
EE. F. Litzenberg
Harold W. Baetz
Man fined for reckless driving after red light run
John Radebaugh of 203 Cleveland Street was fined 2 dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro for reckless driving. He was arrested at 11 PM Saturday after driving through a red light at East Avenue and Broad Street.
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John Radebaugh
Cleveland Street
Joseph Q. Petro
East Avenue
Broad Street
Funds Sought for Boarding Delinquent Children in Private Homes
A report by the county Visitors to Probate and Juvenile Judge H. H. Nye urges county commissioners to provide funds to board delinquent children in approved private homes. Nye says about 10 youths are currently in free homes and supervised, but up to 50 could be helped if boarding costs were covered. He notes good families exist but cannot afford board, and without funding some youths must remain in unsuitable surroundings or be sent to institutions.
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Board of County Visitors To
H. H. Nye
C L. Somerden
J. J. Smythe
Nye
Rome
Lancaster
Delaware
Ohioan Tells Of Profit-Sharing System Enduring Labor Peace
Richard R Deupree president of Proctor and Gamble testified to a Senate Finance subcommittee that the firm's profit-sharing system has sustained amicable labor relations for 50 years. He argued the plan must align with prevailing community wages and include pension and sick benefits, stressing it relies on each worker's wage scale rather than annual profits.
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Washington
Richard R Deupree
Proctor and Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Senate Finance
Sen. Vandenberg
Mich
Deupree
Germany Proposes Arms Limitation Talks in London
Berlin reports Germany has sent to London concrete proposals on immunition of air forces among Britain France and Germany and on limiting heavy artillery and poison gas use. Col Gen Goering authorized Maj Gen Bodenschutz to carry the plan. Bodenschutz aims to open German French British discussions ahead of Chamberlain and Halifax Paris visit.
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Berlin
Germany
London
Britain
France
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Bodenschutz
Air Force
Bodenschitz
Bodenschatz
Neville Chamberlain
Lord Halifax
Paris
Hooded Bandit Stirs Marion Police Chase
A hooded man with a burlap sack over his head spooked Marion, Ohio residents by peering into a South End gas station. Police chased him at night, firing as he fled, but he escaped without taking any loot. A separate note marks the 92nd birthday of Miss Jane Mountcastle and her siblings totaling 344 years.
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Marion. O
Ohie
Marion
South End
Jane Mountcastle
Yorkshire
England
Act To Prevent Dumping Of Mexican Oil
The Treasury Department has taken steps to stop dumping of Mexican crude oil into the United States. The Eastern States Petroleum Corp of Houston was granted a bonded warehouse permit for refining and exporting oil from American properties expropriated by Mexico. Details of the bond were not discussed, but the move is intended to prevent dumping on U S markets.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Customs Bureau
Eastern States Petroleum Corp
Houston
Tex
Mexico
Deaths in Lakewood and Amherst report two local figures
Edward E. Dyble 72 died at his home in Lakewood after a recent illness linked to April surgery. Born in England May 6 1866, he lived in Lakewood and Cleveland 47 years, retired as a lake captain, then worked in real estate. Survived by wife Belle, son George, another son Harry, four siblings and two grandchildren. Funeral in Sarnia after visiting Nichols Funeral Home. In Amherst Dr Georges MacParker 45 died at home on Forest Street after a heart attack. A University of Michigan-trained physician, he served in World War I with the Medical Corps Navy Base Hospital Detroit and belonged to American Legion and Eagles. Survived by wife and two daughters, with private funeral arrangements and military honors. Burial will follow in Green or local cemetery. Also, funeral services for Mrs Ethel Fair Sprague are set for Sullivan Christian Church. burial in Sullivan Cemetery.
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Edward E. Dyble
Wyandotte Avenue
Lakewood
Mr. Doyble
George Dyble
England
Cleveland
Bigelow Masonnic Lodge of
George
Belle Dyble
Harry
Detform
Mary Jane
Gretchen Dyble
John
Sarnia
Ontera Henry
Charles
Dover
Robert
Vancouver
Sara
Nichols Funeral
Amherst
Georges MacParker
Forest Street
Amherst High School
Kirksville
Missour
Amhers
France
Detroit
Parker
American Legion
Order of Eagles
Gertrude Parker
Carvel
Betty
G M Parker
Park Avenue
Methodist Pestos
Ashland
Leveland Street
Sullivan O. Ney
Ethel Fair Sprague
Mansfield
Sullvan Christian Church
Sullivan Cemetery
Fire at Caroline Street Home Sparks Alarm in Elyria
Elyria firemen were called from bed at 5 40 am to a blaze at W F Brown 140 Caroline Street. Occupants extinguished the fire before arrival, confined to bottom kitchen drawer where matches and cloths burned. Cause undetermined, fire started in the lowest drawer under the sink. two upper drawers scorched. Two fire companies responded.
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Elyria
W. F. Brown
Caroline Street
President at Warm Springs to discuss defense and policy
The President will stay at Warm Springs for two weeks to meet with administration leaders in the House and Senate on the legislative program. A principal item is stronger national defenses extending to the Western Hemisphere. Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan, defeated for re election, was mentioned as a candidate for Attorney General.
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Warm Springs
House
Senate
Roosevelt
United States
Hemisphere
Frank Murphy
Michigan
State funds sent to Lorain County schools for half of due amount
Lorain County village districts received 32239.69 from the Ohio State Public School Fund, representing 50 percent of the money due September 1. The remaining 50 percent payment date is uncertain while questions about certifying funds linger. County Superintendent C. A. Gibbens noted a state-wide meeting and pending attorney general guidance on issuing certificates beyond January 1. Detailed payments to townships and villages range from Avon to Wellington, with amounts listed for Avon 125, Bright 7 Township 1653.43, Columbia Township 1246.85, and others, totaling numerous local jurisdictions across the county.
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Lorain County Village
Ohio State Public School Fund
C. A. Gibbens
Gibbens
Columbus
E. N. Dietrich
State Department
Dietrich
Avon
Henrstta
Huntington Township
LaGrange Vilage
Penfield Township
Ridgeville Township
Rochester Township
Sheffield Lake Village
South Amherst
Wallington
Ohio tops in number of PWA projects in 1926 allocation
Ohio holds first in the number of Works Progress Administration projects with 8723 8954749 allocated for non federal work totaling 333 million dollars across five months. New York leads in total allotments at 74 million, Pennsylvania second, Ohio fourth in population order. Ohio projects require 35 percent upfront sponsorship, with completion value around 107 million dollars in new construction. The near-complete allotment blocks several proposed state projects including a 20 million institutional building program awaiting congressional funding next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pupie Works Administration
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
PWA
Congress
Wage-Hour Chief Warns Against Employee Waivers
Wage-Hour Administrator Elmer F Andrews warned Washington employers that any waiver of overtime rights under the Wage-Hour Law is a clear violation. He noted penalties include up to $10,000 fines and six months in jail for falsifying records to evade overtime pay beyond the 44 hour maximum.
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Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
Andrews
Roosevelt at Warm Springs Plans Dinners and Judgings
President Roosevelt stayed two weeks at Warm Springs where he was to approve several general judgeships discussed with Cummings before leaving Washington. He will dine on Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Roosevelt and patients at the Warm Spring Foundation for relief of infertile paralysis sufferers.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Cummings
Washington
Warm Spring Foundation For the
Keys Ordered Returned To Hobbs In Oberlin
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley ordered the return of additional keys from the Stanton S Hobbs slot machine warehouse raid last September at Oberlin. The keys were said to belong to machines other than the 69 confiscated. The ruling does not affect the 69 machines already held as evidence.
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Stanton S. Hobbs
Oberlin
Common Pleas
Guy B Findley
Hobbs
Court of Appeals
France and Germany Postpone No War Policy Note
Paris sources report Paris and Berlin delayed releasing a joint no war pledge as anti Semitic campaigns and hostile press attacks against Britain intensified. The French German declaration, already signed, faces publication delays while Dalador and Bonnet await a favorable moment ahead of a potential four power meeting with Neville Chamberlain and Lord Halifax.
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Paris
Germany
Great Britain
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Munich
Edouard Dalador
Foreen
Georges Bonnet
Lord Halifax
Lowes
Dayton Schools Reopen After Three-Week Closure
Dayton public schools resumed for 34,000 students today after a three week shutdown. Probate Judge William C. Wesemaen dismissed a petition to take over operations during the fiscal crisis. Three schools were kept running to cover the period until new funds arrive, with operations to continue at least until December 16.
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Dayton O. Nox
Dayton
William C. Wesemaen
Fis Ceart
Coder
Board of Education
Owners of Acreage Sue Over Avon Lake Waterworks Assessments
Seven farm owners in Avon Lake sue county taxing officials to stop collecting special assessments for the 1925 waterworks project. Plaintiffs Gertrude Miller 50 acres Robert Kubach 14 Edward DeChant 83 Catherine Shumaker 85 Charles DeChant 85 Frank S Smith 10 Emma Schmitz 21 argue no local benefit and foresee tax foreclosures due to large charges while their land lies about two miles from any water line.
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Avon Lake
Gertrude Miller
Robert Kubach
Edward DeChant
Catherine Shumaker
Charles DeChant
Frank S. Smith
Emma Schmitz
Germans powerless to aid persecuted Jews in Germany
Montreal dispatch reports German citizens deplore Jews’ suffering yet feel powerless to help. A group of 154 Austrian Jewish refugees en route to Australia said British officials offer new homes, while many Germans fear reprisals if they assist. Refugees described dire conditions and relocations toward Vancouver and eventual Australia, with names withheld to protect relatives left behind.
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Montreal
Germany
Austria
Australia
Vancouver
Specialist In Rural Economics To Meet With Farmers Monday
Ohio State University specialist in rural economics Guy Miller will meet next Monday night with Lorain County farmers who want to keep farm accounts. C I Hummel county agricultural extension agent announced the plan. The meeting is expected to be held at the Elyria Y SPCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Miller
Ohio State University
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Elyria Y Spca
Convicts Stab 20 In Riot At Jail Ship La Martiniere
Paris reports guards at Saint Martin Island prison guard the inmates bound for Devil's Island after a brawl. Convicts, unhappy to sail to Guih?ha, attacked and stabbed 20 fellow prisoners as guards intervened. The incident occurred before loading onto La Martiniere.
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Paris
Saint Martin
la Rochelle
Devil's Island
la Martiniere
Guiaha
Oberlin Students To Hear Socialist Labor Organizer
John P. Quinn national organizer of the Socialist Labor Party of America will address Oberlin College's American Student Union at Sturges Hall Oberlin on Tuesday November 22 at 4 14 P M His topic is What Are the Principles and Tactics of the Socialist Labor Party of America or what Does the Socialist Party Advocate The talk will last about 45 minutes followed by an equal time for questions.
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John P. Quinn
Socialist Labor Party of America
Oberlin College
Sturges Hall
Professor and
College Streets
Oberlin
Socialist Party
Pencil Collection Display at Exchange Club Hobby Show
Miss Ruby Dawsey of East Carlisle school presents a pencil collection at the Exchange Club Hobby Show on December 1 2 3. Her display features about 800 pencils from various sources including a 1776 pencil and a color changing lead pencil. The Hobby Show is free to entrants with safeguards for entries and applications at Leamis Co.
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Exchange Club
Ruby Dawsey
East Carlisle
Leamis Co
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