Assembly Faces Atmosphere of Uncertainty
In Columbus Ohio on November 29 1938 Governor Martin L Davey urged a special session of the Legislature to push a broad relief program and unemployment aid while demanding a 50-30 local matching requirement. He warned he would veto relief bills lacking adequate support and urged changes to tax and welfare laws amid a tense budget battle. The session opened amid doubt over how to balance state funds and local contributions, with key votes and leadership positions shaping potential outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Martin L. Davey
Columbus
New
92Nd General Assembly
Ohio
Daveur
Pyoblam
Governors Milk Centrol
Santi-chiselinw
Finaelis
Urbin
Wineh
Jooh E. Davis
Pike
Camomn Pleas
Italy Recognizes Sovereignty of Manchukuo
Rome reports Italy recognizes the independence and sovereignty of Manchukuo, the Japanese carved Manchuria state. It makes Italy the third nation to acknowledge Manchukuo after Japan and San Salvador, seen as clear approval of Japan’s policy in China.
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Italy
Manchukuo
Rome
Ttaly
Manchukupe
Japan
Manchuria
Herses
San Salvador
China
Dr Auld To Address Rotary Club Tuesday
Dr William Muir Auld pastor of the First Congregational Church will speak at the EFly ria Rotary Club meeting at Wilks Restaurant at noon Tuesday on present day interest topics. Dr and Mrs Auld recently returned from an extended trip to England and Scotland. The club aims to organize a Rotary Club at Medina and will begin a survey soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Eflyria Rotary Club
Wilks
Auld
England
Scotland
Medina
Weather synopsis for Ohio and surrounding regions
Mostly cloudy with light snow possible this afternoon or tonight in the south. Tuesday will be fair but cold. High pressure over the central valleys and western regions, a low barometer system in the Southwest and Northeast. Recent precipitation from Ohio Valley to the Atlantic with heavy coastal rain. Cold in the Ohio Valley and South Atlantic states. subzero temperatures in Canadian prairies and North Dakota.
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Ohio
South Portion
Plains States
Pacific Northwest
Ohio Valley
Michigan
Atlantic
South Atlantic
Canadian Prairie Provinces
North Dakota
Justice Weygandt To Speak At Elks Service
Elyria lodge of Elks pays tribute to deceased members with annual memorial service open to the public. Chief Justice Carl W. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court will be the speaker, delivering a address likely of broad public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Weygandt
Elks’ Service
Elyria Lodge
Liks
el Hs
Ne Counly
Carl Vo Weyzandt
Olio Supreme Court
Juste Weysandt
Supreme Court of Olio Smice
Ohio General Assembly
Calvahosa County Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Foghth
Lesto Pha
Wayne County
College of Wooster
Western Reserve University Law School
Ile
Thompson, Hine and Flory
Lake Avenue
Lakewood
Accident Ends Hunting Trip in Pennsylvania Mountains
A week-long deer hunting trip near DuBoise PA ended Saturday when a car carrying William Hoist and Mrs. Davidson collided near their destination. Hoist and Mrs. Davidson suffered injuries including three broken ribs and a shoulder injury respectively. They were taken to a Franklin hospital for treatment and expected release soon. Mrs. Hoist and Mr. Davidson rode in a following car. addresses noted: Hoists 839 Mildred Avenue, Davidsons 112 Waverly Place.
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Pennsylvania
DuBoise
William Hoist
Fred Davidson
Hoist
Davidson
Mildred Avenue
Davidsons
Waverly Place
Republicans Ready For Victory Party
The Elyria Republican victory party will be held at the Elks Hall Sunday evening. It will start at 3 p.m. with a vaudeville show, then cider and doughnuts, followed by dancing. The event is free with no speaking, organized by General Chairman Carl Curtis.
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Elyria
Elks Hall
Carl Curtis
Lorain County Schools To Retire State Notes This Week
Lorain County schools will retire 195 588 55 in state funds this week to retire notes issued September 1 by the School Foundation Program. Checks totaling 195 588 55 are going to Lorain County districts including Floria 44 964 23, Lorain 67 690 78, Oberlin 10 192 19, and Lorain County schools 73 291 44. A state total of 12 030 667 is distributed to retire September notes, with new notes to be issued for the December 1 distribution of state funds totaling about 12 900 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
School Foundation
Columbus
Floria
Lorain
Oberlin
State Department of Education
Renew Efforts To Preserve Peace In Europe
London reports renewed talks among Britain and France to draft a five point peace program with emphasis on countering Germany and Italy. Leaders Chaimberlain Eden Chautemps Delbos aim to shield Far East interests and curb Japan while addressing Austria Czechoslovakia Spain and Mediterranean tensions.
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London
U.P
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Neville Chaimverlain
Forergn
Antony Eden
Britain
Camille Chautemps
Forven
Yvon Delbos
Far East
Adolf Slitler
Far Eastern
Japan
China
Europe
Austria
Czechosiusakia
Spain
Mediterranean
803 Children Given Physical Tests By Health Workers
Elyria health department workers conducted extensive physical examinations of kindergarten and elementary students and prepared tuberculin skin testing material. Dr. G E French and Miss Kathryn Fulton led the effort with 803 examinations, while E G Curtiss reported 400 units of testing material and numerous milk and water tests. Fulton logged 326 visits, including 172 tuberculosis related, and other outreach covered prenatal, maternity, infant welfare, preschool, and school health activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Health Department
Kathryn Fulton
City
G. E. French
Mabel Ellis
E. G. Curtiss
Fulton
Pitt Panthers Invited To Rose Bowl Report
The Pittsburgh Press reported that Pittsburgh Panthers were invited to the Rose Bowl. Members of the Panther squad were called to a campus meeting to vote on acceptance or refusal, with the bid reportedly coming from Kenneth Priestly of the University of California to Pitt athletic director James Hagan by telephone.
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Pitt Panthers
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh Panthers
Panther
Kenneth Priestly
University of California
James Hagan
Pitt
Lewis warns of new economic tailspin and job losses
John L. Lewis told a unity conference of furniture workers that the nation faces an economic tailspin and that industrial recession is a life or death matter for thousands of workers losing jobs. He urged Congress to act and stop milling around, calling for the right to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Unity Conference of Furniture Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
Congress
Farmer Confesses To Killing Couple In Wheat Dispute
Far mil list: Frank Robideau, 55, a wheat farmer in KILLINGS MONT, confessed to killing Mike Kuntz and his wife after a rambling statement to County Attorney P R Heily. He tied the shootings to an agreed duel over the sale of 180 bushels of wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Frank Robideau
Mike Kuntz
P R. Heily
Roosevelt Sails for Florida Vacation Aboard Potomac
President Roosevelt sails on the Potomac for a vacation off Florida. He arrives by special train and goes to the dock with Miami Mayor Robert R. Williams and former Ohio Governor James M. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
Roosevelt
Potomac
Florida
Robert R. Williams
Miami
James M. Cox
Ohio
Wheat King Of The World Crowned In Chicago
Gordon Gibson of Ladner British Columbia was named wheat king of the world at the International Amphitheater in Chicago on November 29. Gibson's win marks a premier achievement in global wheat farming and highlights Canada's role in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Amphitheater
Chicago
Gordon Gibson
Ladner
British Columbia
Deputy Be Equipped With A Machine Gun For Next Mercy Killing
Deputies considered arming Deputy Sheriff John B. Judge with a machine gun for future mercy killings after a rural incident on Fuller road. Judge, sent to end the suffering of an old horse owned by Mr. Jones, fired at point blank and then sustained a chaotic chase as the horse, Dobbin, sprang back to life. The retrial of the scene showed mud, a looping circle, and Judge finally firing two more shots as the horse resisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Judge
Fuller Road
Jones
Old Dobbin
Judge
Dobbin
Kidnaping And Violence Marks Bus Strike
Federal conciliator John L. Conner called a third peace conference as violence and a kidnapping were reported across the 16 state Greyhound Bus Lines strike area. Police questioned 20 men in Pittsburgh about Wilbur Glassbrenner who said he was seized near Fort Wayne station and driven to union headquarters where leaders urged him to join.
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Cleveland
John L. Conner
Greyhound Bus Lines
Brotherhood of Railway
Conner
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Glassbrenner
Fort Wayne
New York City
Glassbrenner
The
Union
Firemen Called To Legion Home But Find No Fire
Elyria firemen rushed to the American Legion Home just before midnight after a 11:55 p m call about a fire but found no blaze no smoke and no evidence of a fire. They detected a party in progress but could not identify who had reported the incident.
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Legion Home
Elyria
American Legion
Prospects For Tax Relief Fade In Washington
Washington November 29. Prospects for immediate tax relief for business faded as Congress advanced crop surplus control legislation awaiting a presidential message adding housing laws to spur a building boom. Senate and House risk veto if they vote more farm aid without new revenue. The New Deal aims to end December 18 with a regular session starting January 3. Major Roosevelts program may shift to executive reorganization anti trust land and water use housing highway cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
Mr. Roosevelt
Cars Hit Poles Injuring Three in Early Morning Accidents
Three people sustained minor injuries in two similar crashes when cars struck electric wire poles. One victim, Henry Burton, 23, of 707 East Avenue, received treatment at Elyria. Continued on Page 2.
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Henry Burton
East Avenue
Elyria
New Pastor And Assistant Welcomed At St Marys
St Marys Church welcomed Rev William H Moseley as new pastor and Rev Joseph F Scharnitzky as assistant pastor during a reception in the assembly hall last night. Principal speaker Rev Leo Brissel praised Moseley and introduced other speakers including Jack Daley and Miss Phyllis Yonker. The program featured St Marys choir and school boys chancel choir performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
William H. Moseley
Joseph F. Scharnitzky
Leo Brissel
St. Agnes Church
Father Moseley
James T. Daley
Phyllis Yonker
Margaret Cairns
Jack Daley
George Dachtler
Paul Buussel
Vermilion
St. Agnes
Father Scharnitzky
St. Marys
Sylvester P. Lux
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Choir
Emory
Jack Huge
St. Mary's School
Local Elks Attend Ceremonies of Dayton Lodge
Elyrans attended the inauguratory ceremonies of a new Elks lodge in Dayton on Sunday. The Elyria delegation included J. M. Powell Exalted Ruler Gerald Nau Leading Knight J. M. Marshall Secretary and QO. J. Shafer Trustee. Grand Stalted Ruler Charles Spencer Hart of New York City was guest of honor as about 500 members from Ohio lodges attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
Dayton
Elyria Elks
J. M. Powell
Gerald Nau
J. M. Marshall
QO. J. Shafer
Charles Spencer Hart
New York City
Grand Lodge of Flks
Wilmington
Elks Band
Piqua Lodge
Elks
The
Ohio
Atlantic City
O. J. Shafer
Akron
Elyria Lodge
Six Fair Directors Reelected New Member Added
Lorain County Agricultural Society reelected six of seven directors as terms expired Saturday. New director Dr. P L Morgan of Ridgeville township replaces J W McHenry of Penfield. Elected again were R B Balls C C Pierce A Crocker Sterling Mills Fred G Prosser and George W Cotton. Board to meet at Elyria Trust to choose officers with William Struck likely to be president and Robert Agate to become secretary.
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Lorain County Agricultural Society
P. L. Morgan
Ridgeville Township
J. W. McHenry
Penfield
R. B. Balls
Carlisle Township
C. C. Pierce
Black River Township
A. ©. Crocker
Columbia Township
Sterling Mills
Fred
Four Escape From State Reformatory
Ohio authorities report four prisoners escaped from the Mansfield state reformatory with outside help. Superintendent Arthur L. Glattke said the men, all from Dayton, broke a dormitory window, climbed a fence, and fled toward State Route 13, likely hurried away in a car waiting on the highway. The escapees are Kenneth Halla 20 James Fisher 19 Walter Campbell 20 Roy Hall 18, with sentences ranging from one to twenty years for burglary larceny auto theft and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ohio
Ohio State Reformatory
Arthur L. Glattke
Dayton
Glattke
Kenneth Halla
James Fisher
Walter Campbell
Roy Hall
Four Thefts Reported To Police This Weekend
Four thefts were reported to police over the weekend. A Red Mill station on Oberlin Road was broken into Saturday night, a Winchester rifle and Colt pistol taken, with entry via broken front glass. A Broad Street beauty shop and a Harwood Street home were burglarized, cash taken in the former. a purse and bank books were stolen from a car on Depot Street after window entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Murbach
Red Mill
Oberlin Road
Murbach
Carpenter Beauty Shop
Broad Street
Benjamin Varsey
Harwood Street
Katherine Hecock
East Broad Street
Joseph Knuff
1618 Lake Avenue
Depot Street
Roosevelt Pushes Housing Act Revisions to Spur Boom
President Roosevelt sent a special message to Congress seeking changes to the National Housing Act to finance a 12 to 16 billion dollar construction boom over five years with private capital. Sen. Wagner introduced a bill to mirror the recommendations. The plan aims to extend FHA activities, boost National Mortgage Association debentures, raise small property loan guarantees, extend FHA to large projects, relax dividend rules, and revive repair and modernization loan insurance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Robert F. Wagner
N. Y
Federal Housing Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
National Mortgage Association
FHA
Report Two Ford Employees Beaten at Plant
ST. LOUIS November 29. Ford Motor Company assembly plant resumes operations after a United Automobile Workers strike. About 300 pickets jeered workers as they entered by car. Police say two Ford employees Floyd Atwell and Dallas Ashburn were beaten near the plant before it opened at 9 am. Atwell sustained a bad head wound and both were taken to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ford Motor Company
United Automobile Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
M. N. Johnson
Ford
SA. NM
Floyd Atwell
Dallas Ashburn
Atwell
County Officials To Attend Conventions
County Auditor C S Kelser and Deputy Auditor C A Horn will attend the 70th annual convention of the Ohio County Auditor's Association in Columbus on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday this week. They will be accompanied by County Sealer Thomas Forbes attending the county sealers convention at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Kelser
C. A. Horn
Ohio County Auditor's Association
Columbus
Kelser
Thomas Forbes
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