Canvass Shows House For Repeal
Washington reports Democratic leaders surveyed the House on prohibition repeal sentiment finding indications a repeal measure could pass if voted next Monday. They estimated 275 votes for repeal with absentees likely reducing the two thirds needed to 287. The poll suggested shifts in favor among northern and southern representatives from both parties. Speaker Garner ordered the test to gauge floor support amid protests over the naked repeal resolution.
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United Press
Washington
House
United Press Today
Garner
Racket Warns Elyria Residents On Fraud Scheme
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce issued a warning about a scam involving a high school senior promised a free university course for buying supplies totaling about 88 dollars. A supposed agent pressed for a blank check, claiming signature is irrelevant, and the cashed check was later found at a Youngstown area bank. The chamber urged residents to call for investigations on suspicious propositions to protect citizens and legitimate businesses.
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Elyria
Youngstown
Elysians
District Farm Bureau Meeting Held In Elyria
District Farm Bureau directors from Lorain Huron Erie and Cuyahoga counties attend an all day session in Elyria starting at 10 A M Friday. Main business is discussion of Farm Bureau membership fees.
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District Farm Bureau
Medina
Elyria
Farm
TAX League
Elyria Township Tax League
Markley School
West River Road
Not an Empty Stocking Fund Meeting in Elyria Tonight
Representatives from organizations across Elyria gather at the council chamber in City Hall tonight at 7 30 p m at the request of the Not an Empty Stocking Committee to discuss a new Elyria effort this year If approved plans will be set to implement the project again.
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Elyria
Council Chamber
The Weather Forecast Ohio Update
Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday. A touch warmer is expected, with the southern portion slightly warmer tonight.
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Ohio
Elyria youths arrested in Cleveland over jewelry robbery
Robert Daly 21 and Frank Oldenburgh 22 confessed in Cleveland to attempting to steal rings and watches valued at 1000 from salesman Richard Fraser after posing as relatives of a sick uncle. Identified by officers, Daly struck Phillips with a revolver. Fraser bound, taped, and still in room as detectives detained the pair. Oldenburgh already on pay status for a prior highway robbery. new charges expected.
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Robert Daly
Frank Oldenbergt
Cleveland
Co W. Phillips
Polce
Daly
Phillips
Elyria
Frank Oldenburgh
Oldenburgh
Frederick Oldham
Toledo
Don W. Myers
Clarence Adams
Paul Chapman
Hotel
Webb ©. Ball Company
Richard Fraser
George McCready
Charles Connolrs
Fraser
Sherif Adams
Kenneth Hopebrand
Duck Pond Road
Pay Cuts Hit White House Staff
Washington reports White House employees will take payless furloughs of three and a half days each month for the rest of the fiscal year. The cut follows a last minute $6,180 reduction in the White House appropriation by Congress, affecting President Hoover's secretaries and other executive office staff.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Hoover
Former Elyrian to Speak at Local Church Meeting
Henry Percy Boynton of Cleveland with past Elyria ties will headline the December gathering of the First Congregational Church Men's Club. He runs HH P Boynton Advertising in Cleveland and once wrote for Elyria Telegram. The dinner at 6 30 PM marks the club’s second 1932 25 season event.
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Henry Percy Boynton
Cleveland
Elyrian
First Congregational Church
Boynton
HH. P. Boynton
Elyria
Elyria Telegram
Perry Williams
P. H Bovrnton
Office for Relief Work to Open Tomorrow in Elyria
The Elyria Relief Committee announces the opening of a new relief office tomorrow morning on the first floor of City Hall. Captain A. E. Avery of the Salvation Army will direct relief and distribution activities. An employment committee led by Ralph Murbach will analyze local unemployment and suggest constructive labor programs with payment details to be determined. The committee also plans a commissary in City Hall, not to open until next week, as bids are sought for furnishings.
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Elyria Relief Committee
Frank Wilford
Elyria
Ralph Murbach
W. H. van Oster
Jim Armitage
Obe
Rankin
Safety Service
Fred Underhill
Relief Committee
United States Push to End Disarmament Talks by Christmas
The U S delegation in Geneva is directed to adjourn the world disarmament conference before Christmas based on completed work. Norman H Davis briefed to win support from Britain and Germany and to secure Herriot’s assent in Paris. Upon adjournment unsettled issues would go to the permanent disarmament commission to set a future arms conference.
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Geneva
U. P
United States
United Press
Norman H. Davis
Washington
Davis
Paris
Herriot
Permanent Disarmament Commission
Premier Herriot Wins Debt Standoff in Parliament
Paris November 30 Premier Edouard Herriot secured passage to manage the debt issue without a debate in the Chamber of Deputies. The finance and foreign affairs commissions unanimously backed his postponement of the Louis Marin resolution on immediate war debt debate, allowing him to attend Geneva arms talks with a free hand and avoiding a confidence test vote.
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France
Paris
Edouard Herriot
Finance Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Louis Marin
Herriot
Geneva
Foreign Affairs Commission
Waterway Plan Call Seen as Simple Act of Justice
J C Beukema secretary of the Muskegon Chamber of Commerce told the senate foreign relations committee that constructing the St Lawrence Waterway would be a simple act of justice restoring the Midwest to economic parity with the Coastal States.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Waterway
Midwest
J. C. Beukema
Muskegon, Mich
Chamber of Commerce
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
British debt note to U S to be transmitted at once
London announced that the British debt note to Washington has been completed and will be transmitted immediately. Neville Chamberlain said in the House of Commons that the text of the reply would be published in a day or two. Washington reported an effort by the American delegation to draft and sign a disarmament treaty reflecting Geneva agreements.
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London
Washington
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Geneva
State Department
Harry F. Byrd
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
White House
Virginia
Ohio relief needs in 1933 estimated at 45 million
A conference in Columbus with Major E. O. Braught and welfare officials from major cities estimated Ohio relief needs for 1933 at 45 million beyond Community Chest and private agencies. The figure reflects anticipated demand for public relief programs and city welfare services.
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Ohio
Columbus
E. O. Braught
State Relief Commission
AFL approves compulsory unemployment plan at convention
Cincinnati November 30 delegates to the AFL national convention approved a compulsory unemployment insurance plan recommended by the executive council. The plan aims to provide coverage for workers and was adopted by voice vote.
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Cincinnati
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Marines begin return from Nicaragua to United States
The advance guard of the U S Marine Exodus from Nicaragua is starting homeward. More than 250 officers and men have moved to the Corinto seaport to embark for the United States, the American legation in Managua reported to the State Department.
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Nicaragua
Washington
U. S
Managua
State Department
Corinto
United States
Famous American artist Gari Melchers dies suddenly
Fredericksburg Va Nov 30 Gari Melchers internationally known American artist died suddenly today at his home near Fredericksburg Bar gold valued at 1 987 025 pounds Sterling shipped to New York aboard the Majestic London England Nov 30
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Fredericksburg
Gari Melchers
U. S
Southampton
England
New York
Majestic
Elyria Township Farm Bureau Elects 1933 Officers
Elyria Township Farm Bureau elected officers for 1933 at the Gulf Road School last night. Lester Youtzy was reelected chairman Frank Eldred became vice chairman and P L Chambers was chosen secretary. The meeting featured talks by R E Campbell Lorain County Farm Bureau secretary and C J Hummell acting county agricultural extension agent. An entertainment feature was a play Just Like a Woman presented by a cast including Mr and Mrs L E Haglund Esta Boyd Mr Rich Helen Smith and Andrew Smith.
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Elyria Township
Gulf Road School
Lester Youtzy
Frank Eldred
P. L. Chambers
R. E. Campbell
Lorain County Farm Bureau
C. J. Hummell
County Agricultral Extension
Consider Cut of Four Tents of Mill in Rate
County tax officials weigh reducing the proposed rate from 3.05 mills by .4 of a mill to cover 125000 in bonds due next year. If revenue falls short, shortfalls must be met by other sources or a higher levy next year. The move is being considered by County Auditor C. G. Kelser and the budget commission.
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C. A. Horn
Horn
Kelser
Budget Commission
$50 000 Suit Is Transferred To Federal Court
The damage suit for $50,000 brought against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and B O detective L L Jones by John Bobrowski administrator of the estate of Anthony Serafinos deceased was transferred to federal court today at the defendant's request. The suit is brought on behalf of the widow and children of Serafinos, who was shot by Jones last August during a dispute over alleged coal theft from railroad property.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ll. W. Jones
John Bobrowski
Anthony Serafinos
Serafinos
Jones
Tax League to Study Lorain County Tax Cost
The Lorain County Tax League plans an intensive study of county tax costs focusing on delinquent special improvement bonds and taxes. It will review county office setups after January first amid budget curtailments and publicize its findings. Leaders advocate reducing the county tax rate and seek ways to achieve it.
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TAR League
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Taxpayers League
Football officials to meet at Y M C A Elyria
Lorain county and neighboring counties officials will gather at the Elyria Y M C A next Tuesday evening for the Northern Ohio Officials Association post-season banquet. The group invites coaches and school officials who attended at least one rules discussion during the 1932 gridiron season. Active and associate members will attend the 6 30 p m dinner to discuss better officiating and season challenges.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Tear Gas Salesman Joins Hunger Marchers in Cleveland
In Cleveland a chemical company salesman traveled with hunger marchers and said his participation was business, not sympathy. He expected to sell tear gas bombs to police en route to Washington, noting strong sales during the Bonus Army period. In Gallipolis, John Fulton, 29, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for killing Jerome Houck, 47, after an Oct 15 dispute, receiving an indeterminate penitentiary term.
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Cleveland
Fremont
Washington
Gallipolis
John Fulton
Jerome Houck
Hoe
Fulton
Houck
Kidnapping stirs search for blue eyed Patricia Tripp
NO DEMAND FOR RANSOM. A four year old girl Patricia Pearl Tripp was seized from her grandmother on Monday in Ren ssalaer Indiana. State police and local authorities chase a red faced heavy set suspect who grabbed her at a farm home and fled in a car. Grandparents fear harm but hope she is warm and cared for as sheriff reports possible ransom talks.
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Renssalaer
Ind
Patricia Pearl Tripp
Hamlin Smith
Seledeed
Patricia
Dairymen Meet at Wellington to Discuss Milk Prices
In Wellington Ohio on November 30 dairy leaders from Lorain and Huron counties opened an inquiry into the Cleveland milk shed marketing situation to map practical measures to rehabilitate the dairy industry. About a thousand dairymen from Lorain Huron Ashland and Medina were expected to attend. open meeting plans aim to raise prices paid to farmers for milk with speakers including J W McHenry W T Bender George Granyard George Warner and George Lund. State Rep P H Rogers of Grafton presided.
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Wellington
Cleveland
Lorain
Huron
Lorrain
Ashland
Medina
J. W. McHenry
Pittsfield
Elyria
Wv. T. Bender
Akron Producers’ Association
George Granyard
George Warner
George Lund
Huron County
P. HH. Rogers
Grafton
Six Cases Of Scarlet Fever At Gates School
Six mild scarlet fever cases have been reported in the Gates school district, with one Tooms school fumigated. Dr. G. E. French says only one or two scattered cases remain citywide, while the Ely School outbreak has been cleared with no quarantines now.
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Elytia
Gates
G. E. French
French
Ely
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Harvard University
Boston
Dr. Lowell
Olive Hill
McCager S. Gee
Secretary of Labor
Daniel J. Tobin
Elyria Township Farm Bureau
Perry Heineman
Columbia Township
Bob Rodgers
William Caley
Heineman
Adeeta McIntyre
Narrionet Wa
M. H. McIntyre
McIntyre
Gates School
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