Unemployment Insurance Plank Faces AFL Vote
In Cincinnati the American Federation of Labor prepares to decide on a compulsory unemployment insurance plan. It would require three percent of employers payroll to fund benefits up to sixteen weeks at up to fifteen dollars weekly. Andrew Furuseth opposes, citing loss of trade union independence. Kennedy and Ickler argue for the measure as vital for militant labor and self-respect. Mathew Woll pins blame on big business for mass unemployment and urges reform beyond government action.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Resolutions Committee
Andrew Furuseth
International Seamen's Union
Furuseth
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers of America
Philly Ickler
Pensacola
Mathew Woll
Federation
Goose Heistnight Prompts Deputy Braegger Investigation
Deputy Sheriff Jack Braegger reported his goose vanished from the county garage on Oberlin Road after he bought a large Moe goose for $1 from a passing truck driver and left it in his car. Later the bird disappeared and Braegger suspected a prank. In Cleveland, Ohio, Charles J. Dietrich, 49, a Big Four Railroad brakeman for 22 years, was killed when struck by a switch engine last night.
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Jack Braegger
Oberlin Road
Braegger
Moe
Bruegger
Cleveland, C
Charles J. Dietrich
Big Four Railroad
Chicken Supper at La Porte Church This Thursday
A La Porte church announces a chicken supper Thursday at 5 30 PM with prices at 35 cents and 20 cents. Proceeds support church programs and activities.
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lLa Porte Church
Thurs
Elyria Considered For Checker Tournament
Elyria is among cities considered for the 1933 Ohio State Checker Association tournament to be held in December next year. The event may come to Elyria if sufficient inducement is offered, with the 1982 Sandusky convention next month to decide the 1933 site. The previous tournament was in Columbus.
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Elyria
Ohio State Checker Association
Sandusky
Columbus
Oberlin Woman Released From Jail After 60 Days
Emma Terrell of Oberlin was freed from Lorain County jail this morning after serving about 60 days on a $500 fine plus costs for liquor possession. Release conditioned on leaving Lorain County, per Oberlin Mayor E R Morris and Jailer Carl Heilman. John Yucka of 160 Woodford Avenue was released on bond pending trial for intoxication before Mayor W H Van Oster after pleading not guilty at arraignment. Deputy sheriffs report Peril larceny charges to be filed against Lorain man Leo Swieginowski for alleged theft of chickens from Otto Kneram Meister Road. Soot in a smoke pipe blamed for a small fire at 311 Eleventh Street. No damage. Y Indus Club at the M C A discussed a stag party for Ver monster Lane cottage and buying a gavel for Harold Olmsted.
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Oberlin
Emma Terrell
Lorain County
Carl Heilman
E. R. Morris
John Yucka
Woodford Avenue
W. H. van Oster
Lorain
Leo Swieginowski
Otto Kneram
B. Collins
Eleventh Street
Moon
Elyria
Y. Indus Club
M. C
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Harold Olmsted
Marchers Refuse Food Offered By Cleveland
A convoy of 39 vehicles left Cleveland toward Washington from Michigan and other western states under heavy police supervision to avoid a repeat of last spring’s disturbances. In Cleveland they were offered coffee bread and bologna and shelter but rejected the city’s offer, accepting help from sympathizers in five East Side buildings.
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Cleveland
Washington
Michigan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Death Notice for Conrad Herbst of Amherst
Conrad Herbst, 60, of Middle Street, Amherst, died at Amherst Hospital Tuesday night after a two week illness. Born in Germany, he lived in Amherst 37 years and worked for Thew Shovel Co. of Lorain. Survived by wife Dora, two sons Louis and Frank, and brother Jacob, all of Amherst. He was a member of St. Peter's Evangelical Church. Funeral services Friday at 2 P M, Rev. C. E. Schmidt officiating, burial in Crownhill Cemetery.
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Conrad Herbst
Amherst
Middle Straet
Amherst Hospital
Germany
Thew Shovel Co
Lorain
Dora
Louis
Frank
Jacob
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
C. E. Schmidt
Crownhill Cemetery
Auto Licenses Go On Sale Thursday
Preparations for selling 1933 automobile license plates were nearing completion by the Lorain County Automobile Club and local deputy commissioner Al Mason. Plates go on sale tomorrow and may be used on or after December 10. Police Chief Stankard says the law requiring 1933 plates on all cars from January 1 will be enforced. Early purchase urged to expedite tax revenue to fund relief for districts.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
al Mason
EB. J. Stankard
Alfred Smith Debuts as Singer in Charity Performance
Alfred Emanuel Smith, wearing a brown derby, made his debut as a singer in New York. He performed solo and with the audience at a charity event, eliciting mixed reviews from critics who debated whether his voice was baritone or tenor. The former governor sent the crowd into enthusiastic applause, then retreated to the lobby promising to forget the night.
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New York
Alfred Emanuel Smith
Enrico Caruso
Rosa Ponselle
Smith
Hhis
Greenwich Village
Frank A. Vanderlip
Sonefest
John Rh. Jones
the Bowery
Ford Gains Rapidly After Health Setback
Detroit Nov 30 Henry Ford shows continued improvement after surgery for hernia and appendicitis. Doctors say he may be strong enough to leave hospital within ten days. The first visitor was Ford Motor Company executive William J. Cameron, as Mrs Ford stayed by his side, briefly leaving to attend a meeting at home.
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Perroit
Henry Ford
Ford
William J. Cameron
Ford Motor Company
Eskimo Sin Over Venison With Sea Meat Belief
A traditional belief holds that Eskimos must not mix venison with sea meat as it angers the sea goddess and brings punishment to the tribe. The practice reflects a ritual safeguard tied to marine vengeance and cultural taboos.
Akron dirigible film to cap Chamber meeting
A film show about the building of the Akron airship will be shown at a fish fry and Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Elks Club on Friday December 3. W G C Young of Goodyear will speak and guests are welcome to bring friends.
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U. 88
Akron
Chamber of Commerce
Elks’ Club
W. GC. Young
Aeronautics
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Chamber
H. Wilkins
Oberlin College
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Boston
Red Cross Seeks Oil Stove for Winter Relief
A Red Cross official, L Werner, stated a stove is needed to heat the flour distribution headquarters. The organization cannot spend funds for the stove and asks individuals to donate or loan an oil stove for winter, contacting Mr. Werner.
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Red Cross
A L. Werner
The
Mr. Werner
Community relief committee organizes aid intake and outreach
A Parkersburg relief committee will seed supplies and set up a card file to track needy families. They urge reporting of unregistered families through Captain Avery, with the office accepting applications 9 to 11 in the morning and 1 p.m. to cover the day.
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Avery
Tragic murder suicide in Toledo family tragedy
In Toledo Ohio a mother Rose Burger aged 29 killed her six month old son Clarence in a cistern after taking two of her other children from bed. She tied their feet and her own with rope and jumped in as her husband Fred Burger woke to the cries. Virginia, 5, survived after being pulled from the water. Janet and Robert, ages 7 and 3, remained in bed and witnessed the event.
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Toledo
Rose Burger
Clarence
Virginia
Mrs. Burger
Janet
Burger
Death Summons Mrs. Taylor in Oberlin
Mrs. Margaret Caroline Taylor 76 widow of Henry Taylor died at her Locust Street home after about two weeks illness. Born July 1 1856 in North Carolina she lived largely in Oberlin. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Tom Chambers Elyria and Mrs. Robert James Cleveland, a sister Mrs. Jane Hall Oberlin, and a brother Mr. Tyson Delaware Ohio. Funeral plans by J. R. Moore not completed.
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Oberlin
Margaret Caroline ‘Taylor
Henry Taylor
Taylor
North Carolina
Tom Chambers
Elymia
Robert James
Cleveland
Jane Hall
Tyson
Delaware
Ohio
Crosby
North Main Street
J. RB. Moore
Southern Solons Sought to Back Repeal Plan
Washington November 30 Democratic leaders pressed for rapid repeal of prohibition and sought to line up Southern congressmen whose votes would decide fate of the party program. Speaker Garner, aided by whips McDuffie and Milligan, canvassed prohibition sentiments and warned he might postpone a repeal vote if a majority wished. Critics charged haste and lack of public hearings or floor amendments, with debate limited to forty minutes.
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Washington
House
John N. Garner
McDuffie
Ala
Milligan
Garner
Zinoviev Alive After Death Report Rushes Moscow
Gregory Zinoviev former head of the Communist International was reported dead yesterday but was found alive and well by the United Press today He spoke by telephone to a correspondent in Russian and said he could not discuss his health until consulting his comrades Soviet officials kept his address private He had been expelled from the Communist party last month and was resting at a private house after discharge from the Kremlin hospital He may travel to a province to recuperate and had suffered likely heart problems and strain from recent events
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United Press
Moscow
Gregory Zinoviev
Communist International
Zinoviev
Znover
Camemunist
Kremlin
Court Actions in Lorain County Courts
Gust Dadas sues for divorce from Theresa Dadas Lorain alleging gross neglect of duty. married 1926 with two children. Mildred Miller granted divorce from Howard Miller for gross neglect of duty. restored to maiden name Mildred Brownschidle. John Jaykel sues Nickel Plate Railroad for 15000 for injuries from a fall April 19 while working on a railroad car. BE Etoll appeals a small claims decision for 165 in favor of Mrs. Emily Worcester. Nina Worcester seeks partition of property in common pleas court involving trustees Jacob Luikart Lewis G. Watkins and E R McConnell over an inheritance from Samuel Root benefiting township needy.
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Gust Dadas
Theresa Dadas
Lorain
Mildred Miller
Howard Miller
A. R. Webber
Mildred Brownschidle
John Jaykel
Nickel Plate Railroad
BE. E. Etoll
Common Pleas Court
Justice Court
Emily C. Worcester
Oberlin
Etoll
Nina R. Worcester
Pittafield
Jacob Luikart
Lewis G. Watkins
E. R. McConnell
Samuel Root
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Prices Report
Market notes from Cleveland across butter eggs poultry and potatoes with quoted ranges for butter meat and produce. Livestock receipts steady with hogs cattle and sheep prices noted. grain, flour and feed values and regional Toledo Minneapolis quotes included.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylviania
New York
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Grain and Clay Exchange
New
Timothy
Famed painting bagig of suit in Cleveland court case
A Da Vinci painting titled Cella Gallerani known as the girl with the flute faces a modern court suit in Cleveland. Gordon W. Bentley and others sue Baroness Ally von Magnus Schwarzenberg and heirs, seeking a lien and $2,953.01 claimed on the work. The baroness asserts the painting is worth over $1,000,000 and that advance arrangements were made but no buyer exists amid shifting political and financial turmoil.
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Cleveland Q
Leonardo da Vinci
Cella Gallerani
Girl With the Flute
Mona Lina Thlythe
Ally von Magnus Schwarzenberg
Cmathias Trust Company
Gordon W. Bentley
Inv
Artidenlara
Haronens
Edward
Felix Schwarsenberg
Baroness Schwarzenberg
da Vinci
Caar Nicholas
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Marie
Myron Herrick
France
Baronesa Schwarzenberg
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Thomas Byas
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Mrs. Taylor
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Axel Boethius
Royal Swedish Institute
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Archaeological Institute
Allen Art Museum
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T. L. Shearer
Princeton
W. A. Frayer
University of Michigan
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Oberlin Conservatory of Music
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Kenneth Dustman
Robert Bowlus
Frank Melcher
Haydn
Schubert
Adley
Thaiden- Rossein
Glazounov
J. Monuqueti
Rossini
American Legion Auxiliary
Hazel Hipp
South Main Street
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Bert Davin
E. W. Spaulding
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Ernest Yocom
Franz Schubert
Hattie Parsons
Milneegpeeiels
David Kung
H. H. Kung
China
St. John's College
Jobin Hall
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Shans Association
George D. Hubbard
Turkey
Douglas Decherd
Jerusalem
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Canada
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North Professor Street
G. W. Bowen
Indies’ Auxiliary of
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South Professor Street
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Lewis Toth
Joseph Peiro
Ethel
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Joseph Petro
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
O’donnells Paint & Wall Paper Co
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