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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1933

Page

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Ad Men to Get CWA Checks Saturday

The county with a full CWA payroll of about $12,500 will distribute checks Saturday for 838 men working 30 hours this week on Elyria Lorain and Sheffield projects. Unskilled labor earns about 50 cents an hour. payments vary by location with directors mans offices in Lorain and Elyria and at the Sheffield fire department.

Clyvit CWA Quillyn Thomas Lorain Elyria Brookdale Cemetery Cascade Park F. A. Underhill City Hall Century Work Elmwood Cemetery R. W. Seward T. W. Morgan Water Works Sheffield Sheffeld Fire Department

Lorain County Men Attend Milk Meeting

Lorain County men attended a hearing before the State Milk Commission in Columbus on milk prices. Most attendees were from the Dairy Men's Cooperative Sales Association with independent producers present. Donald Rosenberger of Oberlin presented Ohio State University cost figures secured by Rosenberger, Brandt, and Hardesty. OSU figures show a cost of 2.01 per hundredweight not including hauling, leading independent producers to seek 2.25 per hundredweight.

Lorain County State Milk Commission Columbus Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association Donald Rosenberger Oberlin Ohio State University Mr. Rosenberger Harold Brandt Albert Hardesty

Lorain County Case Before Ohio Supreme Court

Ohio Supreme Court hears case of American Ship Building Company versus William Aros arising from a 1923 injury during ship repair in Lorain. Aros received 15 dollars weekly, paid 2000 pounds in 1929, then payments stopped. Company seeks to prevent a new Lorain county trial after Industrial Commission denied further compensation. Cleveland fund drive nears circle. campaign within 95,878 of four million goal.

Columbus. O American Ship Building Company William Aros Aros Lorain Ohio Ohio Supreme Court Supreme Court State Industrial Commission Lorain County

Ohio Weather Outlook Clouds and Rain Likely

Mostly cloudy conditions persist tonight and Thursday across Ohio. Occasional light rain possible in the extreme north portion. Temperatures warm tonight with a continued variable pattern Thursday.

Ohio

Convict Appears In Person To Argue Ohio Supreme Court Appeal

Ohio Supreme Court hears first ever in person appeal from a state pen convict. Charles J. Tischler of Cleveland, serving one to 15 years for robbery since May 12, 1921, presents his case at Columbus.

Columbus Ohio Supreme Court State Charles J. Tischler Cleveland

Legion Toy Shop to Be Sponsored Again This Xmas

The Elyria American Legion Post 12 voted to sponsor the Legion Toy Shop for another year. Captain Paul Collins will head the effort, requiring 10 to 15 hours daily through Christmas Eve, with Legion ladies aiding. Community toys in need of repair or replacement will be collected and distributed to children, and a Not-An-Empty-Stocking Fund effort will be led by A. J. Simpson.

Post American Legion Legion Toy Shop Paul 0. Collins I 1 Collins Elyria Legion A. J. Simpson

Oldest Odd Fellow Of Ohio Dies In Wellington

Charles E. Binder aged oldest member of the Odd Fellows in Ohio died suddenly at his Wellington home. Born in Germans, he moved to Meadville at 15, later to Wellington with his son A H Binder, a local druggist. He joined Meadville lodge in 1875 and led the paper and magazine department at the drug store. Funeral services tentative.

Wellington Charles E. Binder A. H. Binder D. C. Robart Meadville Binder the Drug

Rob Jewelry Store Robbed in Martins Ferry Heist

Thieves used wrench wrapped sacks to smash a display window at Robes jewelry store in Martins Ferry Ohio, taking diamonds and watches valued about 2000 dollars. Cheaper rings were found discarded in the street, and the crime occurred within a block of the police station.

Martins Ferry Robes

Rabbi to Discuss Recognition of Russia

The Meaning of Russian Recognition will be the subject Friday at 8:15 p.m. at the Jewish Temple. Rabbi Marcus Kramer will discuss potential exchange of economic and political ideas that could lead to closer ties between Russia and the United States.

Marcus Kramer Kramer

Strike at Stock Yards Ends

CHICAGO November 29 The strike of 8000 Union Stock Yard employees ended today as the Regional Labor Board of the NRA secured an agreement for a 10 percent wage rise while final negotiations proceed on a 50 percent demand. Pickets were withdrawn, banners removed, and workers began returning to their jobs as operations at the world’s largest livestock market neared normal after the walkout since Sunday.

Chicago NRA

White backs state monopoly plan for liquor sales in Ohio

Governor George White endorsed the state liquor monopoly proposal, asserting it would end private profits, fix prices, and boost state revenue. He cited support from the Rockefeller report and existing or pending similar moves in Connecticut and Pennsylvania, signaling a hard fight in the December 6 special session.

Columbus George White General Assembly White Advisory Commission Rockefeller Connecticut Pennsylvania Ohio Harold G. Mosier Cleveland Senate Liquor Control Committee Carlton $. Darrusch Clarence D. I.aslin

Constitutional Ten Mill Limitation Amendment Challenged

In Cleveland a federal suit filed by State Representative Hush A. Mc Names challenges the Ohio 10 mill limitation amendment lowering real estate tax assessments. Adopted by voters Nov 7 and to take effect Jan 1, 1934, the measure prompts new tax laws to balance real estate revenue losses and tests the contract clause of the Federal Constitution.

Cleveland Ohio Hush A. McNames

Elyria Chest Campaign Urges Increased Community Support

A Plain Statement Of Fact urges Elyria residents to increase pledges to the 2034 Community Chest. Chauncey B. Smythe and Frank E. Stevens appeal for voluntary gifts, citing budget shortfalls, rising welfare needs, and the necessity to sustain local institutions. They warn of a dark hour if support falters.

Elyria Community Service Council Chauncey B. Smythe Frank E. Stevens Chest Campaign

Saline county trial defense argues third degree methods in Shank confession

Bemton Ark Nov 29 Defense counsel in the trial of Mark H Shank planned an assault on alleged third degree methods used by Saline county authorities to obtain a confession from the Akron Ohio attorney aged 41 charged with poisoning four members of the Alvin Coiley family of Ohio The state rested after admitting testimony to the confession and duress challenges were raised Congressman D D Glover was called to support the confession Defense plans to show Shank had affiliations with humane society groups for undernourished children in Ohio

D. D. Glover Halvern Then Hot Springs N. A. McDaniel Shank Saline County Humane Society Ohio

Priest Al Smith Denies Morgan Ties in Monetary Charge

New York Nov 29 Former New York governor Alfred E. Smith denounced Father Charles E. Coughlin as absolutely false for alleging his anti administration monetary stance was influenced by Morgan money. Smith issued a denial of borrowing from Morgan and criticized Coughlin for bearing false witness as Catholic clergy and AFL leaders rebuked the priest for speaking without diocesan sanction.

New York Charles E. Coughlin Alfred E. Smith House of Morgan Detroit Hippodrome Smith Wall Street Father Coughlin American Federation of Labor

Community Chest Coupon Pledge Form for 1934

In view of Elyria’s Community Chest needs I agree to give the 1934 pledge to the Community Chest. I will pay monthly quarterly semi yearly or annually and have already subscribed but wish to increase my pledge by the amount. Mail this coupon to Community Service Council 110 Middle Ave.

Elyria Community Chest Community Service Council Middle Ave Frank E. Stevens C. B. Smythe Smythe Council Stevens

Elyria Chest Campaign Falls Short as Shortage Looms

Elyria's Community Chest campaign fails to hit the $49,300 goal, reaching $33,447.39 with $15,852.61 still needed. Executive Committee to convene tonight to decide next steps while workers stay in readiness. leaders praise teams and note several large pledges from industry and schools, with hopes to raise beyond $40,000.

Community Service Council Elyria Community Chest Army E. F. Alen A. C. Hudnutt E. Gillis Frank W. Hoover Thew Shovel Universal Crane Company Industral Pfandler Com Iss Woeetern Automatic Machines Tew Colson Iadies High Indies al Mason

Go to Church Thanksgiving Day Services Directory

A directory of Thanksgiving Day church services will be published on page 10 of today’s Chroz ele Telegraft.

Chrozele-Telegraft

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