Winter arrives in Elyria as snow covers city
Elyrians woke to a white coating after a warm spell signaling the first winter blast. Snow shovels reappeared, sidewalks cleared, cars plowed slush, and garages buzzed with anti freeze sales. Cascade Park road to close for winter. some holiday travelers returned late. Fire department warns of new blazes from heating suggests. Indian summer ended, winter arrives.
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Cascade Park
Mercury
Fue
Elyria
Lorain County
Blaze At Troy Damages $25,000 In Tire Shop Fire
Troy November 27 fire at the Standard Tire and Repair Company Shop in the business district caused about $25,000 in damage. Firefighters from Troy and assistance from Piqua battled the blaze for about two hours before it was brought under control.
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Troy, O
Standard Tire and Repair Company
Fremen
Piqua
Ohio Weather Forecast Sees Light Wintry Mix Across State
Cloudy conditions with light snow or rain this afternoon and a likely chances in the east portion tonight. Saturday looks fair with little temperature change. Yesterday’s highs included Miami 78 Jacksonville 74 New Orleans 72, today’s lows Havre 10 Medicine Hat minus 6 Calgary minus 4. Unsettled weather continues for 86 hours with possible snow or rain in the Wilas vicinity.
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Ohio
Wila
Aviator Bert Hinkler completes South Atlantic crossing
Paris reports Bert Hinkler arrived at St Louis Senegal from Natal Brazil at 2 P M completing the first nonstop West to East crossing of the South Atlantic by airplane The flight from Natal was done with secrecy and mystery The distance Natal to St Louis is about 1650 miles He plans to move on to Port Etienne next day according to Aeropostale advisories
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Paris
Aeropostale Company
Bert Hinkler
Hier
St. Louis
Senegal
Africa
Natal
Brazil
South Atlantic
Hinkler
Port Etienne
Aeropostale
South America
Steel and goal cost increase schedules in Pittsburgh
Ten thousand furloughed workers or those on reduced schedules will receive full pay until January 1 amid announced production increases. Carnegie Steel plans 5,000 workers at Edgar Thomson mills, Bradock, with $560,000 worth of steel ordered and stored for future use. McKeesport Tin Plate adds about 3,000 full-time workers starting next Sunday. Bethlehem Steel to lift several hundred in Connellsville area near Johnstown. Wheeling Steel and other miners resume higher output as river shipping rises.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Steel Company
Edgar Thomson Mills
Bradock
McKeesport Tin Plate Company
Conemaugh
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Wheeling Steel Companies
Carnegie
County Agricultural Society to Elect Five Directors
The annual meeting of the Lorrain County Agricultural Society will be held Saturday, November 28 in courtroom two starting at 9:30 AM. Five directors will be elected and other matters of importance will come before the meeting.
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County Agricultural Society
The
Lorrain, County Agricultural Society
Arsenal Two Men Held In Cleveland Robberies
Two men Alfred Papp and Frank Martin were held after a large arsenal was found in their Cleveland rooms. Detectives traced tip from William Cunningham, hospitalized in Flint, Mich., for gunshot wounds. Cunningham said he was shot in a Cleveland robbery and his friends were at the raid scene. Papp allegedly confessed to multiple robberies including Canton restaurant holdup yielding $1200. machine gun was used in that crime. Other alleged incidents include a Knickerbocker Theatre safe robbery on November 8 and a $500 payroll robbery at the Columbia Refining Company station.
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Cleveland
Alfred Papp
Frank Martin
William Cunningham
Flint
Mich
Cunningham
Rapp
Canton, O
Knickerbocker Theatre
Columbia Refining Company
Women Injured In Accident At LaPorte
Mrs W D Poling 26 of Mt Hope WV suffered a fractured right arm and facial lacerations when the car she rode in collided with a machine driven by Ralph Weimer Lorain on the LaPorte bridge about 10 am. She was taken to Memorial hospital. She was riding with Mrs W H Poling of Lorain, who also suffered a fractured jaw and multiple lacerations.
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W. D. Poling
Mt. Hope
West Virginia
Ralph Weimer
Lorain
LaPorte Bridge
Poling
Meimorical Hospital
W. H. Poling
Lorato
Former Martins Ferry mayor dies at 87
Martins Ferry Ohio November 27 George Barr 87 former mayor and Civil War veteran died today after a paralysis stroke. He helped found the Martins Ferry Daily Times.
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Martins Ferry
George Barr
Hoe
Two Men Shot in Toledo Hotel Room Labor Dispute
In Toledo on November 27 two men were shot in a hotel room amid a claimed labor dispute. John McGeorge 44 Toledo business agent for the Steamfitters Union was shot in the abdomen and in critical condition at Mercy Hospital. Joe Libinar Columbus Ohio Woodward Wire Company salesman was wounded in the left palm but described the incident as accidental. J W Wilson was also questioned and taken to the Safety Building.
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Toledo
Pole
John McGeorge
Steamfitters’ Union
Mercy Hospital
Joe Lobinar
Columbus
Ohio
Woodward Wire Company
Libinar
J. W. Wilson
New Tax Law Changes Real Estate Payment Rules
County Treasurer N D Backus explains under the new tax law taxes on real estate must be paid in full with no partial payments. Delinquent taxes may be paid in five equal installments only if the current tax is paid in full. Collection period extended from December 20 to January 20 for real estate taxes. personal property returns due February 15 to March 31 with 50 percent due within ten days and the balance in August, per County Auditor C S Kelser.
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N. D. Backus
C. 5
Kelser
Merrie and Christy on Thanksgiving at Grandma's House
Merrie and Christy enjoy Thanksgiving Day at Grandma's as they play and dine. Father offers blessings while Merrie peeks at the turkey and dressing. Cranberry sauce and pumpkin pies delight Christy as Grandmother vows Christmas will come soon.
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Merrie
Christy
Father
Blessing
Brees
Zager Named Aiwans Head
William O. Zaiser of Guarantee Title and Trust Co was chosen president of Elyria Kiwanis Club for 1932 at a crowded weekly luncheon in Hotel Newell. The program featured Elyria High School football teams and coaches with talks on physical education and life conduct.
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William O. Zaiser
Guarantee Title and Trust Co
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Smith
Roy Clymer
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin College School of Theology
Dr. Graham
C. L. Vessey
Ed. Notley
A. N. Smith
Roy B. Clymer
Carl S. Smith
Melvin Gethardinger
Bob Gleason
Fred Carlson
Joseph Bedocs
Joseph E. Braye
Gene Myers
William Mehman
Charles Cavagna
Herbert Disbrow
Carl Triplett
Joe Kaminski
Duke Gull
Kenny Lyons
George Novotny
James Lamberton
Lester Drusendahl
Bob Kelly
Carl Dodsley
Donald Andress
Wendell Perkins
Fred Lehment
Richard House
Russell Beal
Willis Jones
Neal Dunstan
Hubert Herold
George Dunstan
Charles Rhookire
Wilford Gleason
Jack Adamson
Richard Baird
Max Eldred
Russell Koehn
Stacy Jezewski
Paul Coniam
Henderson Wood
Gordon Boddy
Howard Butler
Hunger marchers demand hall and police non interference
A letter from W. C. Sandberg of the Unemployed Councils of Ohio to Mayor James A. Hewitt and Lorain County commissioners requests a heated hall free lunch and non interference by police for about 180 hunger marchers traveling to Washington. The missive notes a stop in Elyria next Wednesday and outlines the marchers will present demands to Congress upon its December session.
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Lnch
Toda
James A. Hewitt
Lorain County
W. C. Sandberg
Cleveland
Unemployed Councils of
Ohio
Elyria
Washington
Hewitt
Washington, D. C
United States Congress
Japan Delivers Ultimatum Amid Tientsin Riots
In Tientsin China on November 27, Japan issued an ultimatum after a night of fighting where artillery mowed rioters and troops swept streets with machine guns. Tokyo requested naval reinforcements for civilian evacuations as Chinese authorities questioned the authority of the demands. The ultimatum demanded a halt to Chinese military action, seven mile troop withdrawals beyond Tientsin, end of gendarme presence on the river front, halt of troop movements in Hopei, and stop anti Japanese demonstrations.
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Tientsin
China
Japan
Tokio
Tientain
Hopei
Japanese and Chinese Clash Near Hsinminfu on Rail Line
Chinese and Japanese forces engaged at Paichipan on the Peiping Mukden Railway, 22 miles west of Hsinminfu. The Japanese had occupied Hsinminfu two days earlier, while a Japanese air squadron moved south from Changchun.
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Tokio
Paichipan
Peiping-Mukden
Hsinminfu
Manchuria
Changchun
Chinchow
Chang Hsenh-Liang
Elymians to Attend First Annual Federal Highway No 20 Banquet
Elymians prepare for the first annual banquet of the Federal Highway No 20 Association at Bellevue Monday evening. The six o'clock event at the Methodist church will feature Governor White and State Highway Director Merrill on the program with the governor delivering the main address. Wake man reportedly sent 24 reservations as plans were formed to serve three hundred guests, with Sol M. Wolf as general chairman guiding the event. The association, now in its second year, promotes Route 20 across Ohio.
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Federal Highway No. 20 Association
Bellevue
White
Merrill
Wakeman
Ands
Sol M. Wolf
Ohio
Avon Family Hurt in Auto Crash Near York Pa
Mr and Mrs Paul Dellinger of Avon and their four children Wilbur Raymond Audrey and Miriam were injured in an automobile crash on the Lincoln highway near York Pa as they returned from an eastern trip The Dellingers were in a car that collided with another driven by B H Baker of Waynesboro R I Dellinger an employee of the National Tube Company was among those hurt
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Paul Dellinger
Avon
Lincoln Highway
York
Dellinger
B. H. Baker
Waynesbro
R. I
Wilbur
Raymond
Audrey
Merriam
National Tube Company
Flames Level Mining Town Business District in Hopewell
A devastating fire destroyed virtually all of Hopewell mining town’s business district. Red Cross workers aided residents whose homes burned yesterday. Twenty one buildings including businesses and public structures were burned as five nearby fire companies fought the eight hour blaze. Report denied Hoover convention rumor at White House.
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Hopewell
Red Cross
Ning
Japanese Offensive Rolls South From Mukden in China Clash
Maeden Manchuria November 27 reports trainloads of Japanese soldiers moving south under Gen. Sheguri Honjo in an offensive aimed at China. Tokyo denies planning, while Mukden holds, and Japanese HQ says Chinese forces attacked at Tientsin prompting a Japanese counterstrike as tensions rise along the border.
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Maeden
Manchura
Sheguri Honjo
Foreign Office
Tokio
United Press
Mukden
Chinchow
Steat Wall
China
Tientsin
Kwantung Army
Ohio Gets Wet Snow After Thanksgiving Day
Ohio woke to a wet snowfall that capped outdoor surfaces in white after a chilly Thanksgiving. Temperatures fell to 25 in places while statewide readings hovered near 32. Cleveland ground westbound mail planes, but eastbound flights resumed as snow mainly affected the Lakes region.
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Columbuus
Ohio
Cleveland
Lakes
Two Injured In Auto Crash On Oberlin Road
Two persons were injured in a Mountainabie style auto crash on Oberlin Road just east of Oberlin yesterday at about 8 30 P M according to deputies Mrs Minnie Franklin and Rose Cline riding in a car driven by George Franklin of Cleveland were taken to Oberlin hospital suffering injuries when their car was struck by a car driven by William Bremser of Norwalk and then struck again by a car driven by P M Cellar of Ashland Injuries to Mrs Franklin and Miss Cline were not serious and Franklin's car was badly damaged
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Oberlin Road
Oberlin
Minnie Franklin
Rose 'Cline
George Franklin
Cleveland
Oberlin Hospital
William Bremser
Norwalk
P. M. Cellar
Ashland
Franklin
Elyrian to Attend Conference in Washington
Robert Crekere of this city received an invitation from Washington to attend President's conference on Home and Homes Ownership. The conference will be held Dayetaber second to fifth cadette, Orekere will attend.
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Robert Crekere
Washington
Preeldesteeter
Orekere
Hunter fatally wounded by own gun near home
Paul K. Wood, 46, of Grafton, died after his shotgun discharged while he stepped down from a two rung stand during a morning hunt. He was found by companions Jack Brandt and George Powell and died at Elyria Clinic. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Oberlin Masonic Lodge. Survived by wife Grace, mother, sisters in Texas and Florida, and brothers in Ohio and Youngstown.
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Paul K. Wood
Grafton
Wood
Atump
Jack Brandt
George Powell
Elyria Clinic
Nichols Funeral Home
Oberlin
Grace K. Wood
Dallas
Texas
Marie Mueller
Baltimore
Helen Barnum
Lakeland
Fla
Louise McCullough
Anna Wood
Glen
Elmore, O
Phillip
Youngstown
Laval wins strong confidence vote in France policy
Premier Laval’s policy demanding German reparations before private debts, including two billion dollars in America, gains strong support in Paris. He cited talks with President Hoover and Berlin, denying secret agreements, as the Chamber of Deputies backs his approach 325 to 150 with abstentions by radicals. The vote supports Laval until next spring elections.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Germany
America
Washington
Hoover
Berlin
Chamber of Deputies
Fhe
Laval
Kalassy Pleads Guilty and Seeks Parole
Rev Alexander Kalassy pleaded guilty to embezzlement before Judge A R Webber. He filed a parole application and a hearing is set for next Monday. Kalassy has been jailed in Lorain County for several months awaiting disposition of the indictment.
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Alexander Kalassy
A R. Webber
Kalassty
Loraim
What Protection Have You As Snow Flies
In icy conditions a travel farm offers guidance on staying safe. The advisory outlines car control, braking, and skid prevention to reduce crash risk. It emphasizes keeping a safe distance, reducing speed, and using proper tires to handle snow and ice safely.
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Louisiana Tech
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S. America
LaPorte
Rotel
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Bulletin
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