City water main project pushed for final approval
City officials push to finalize legislation on a $408000 water main replacement as a PWA project. City Engineer J W Powell says plans and contracts will take time after legal hurdles clear. The council authorized $315090 in water works bonds, with 70 percent funded by a federal loan and grant, creating about 100 direct and 200 indirect jobs. The 36 inch main will connect with the existing system to run about four miles, improving supply and fire insurance standings.
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PWA
J. W. Powell
Elyria
North Ridge Road
Elshia Avenue
Broad Street
Fast River Street
Peruinel Campaign Announced by YMCA Leaders
The YMCA announces a campaign with eight men and 43 boys forming the men s and boys divisions to boost WCA membership next week. W O McClellan and Robert H Goacher made the plan public with Dr Symons supervising the men s division and Goacher directing the boys eight-team effort. The push opens at 6 39 PM Monday with a joint dinner at the YMCA followed by instruction and card distribution. Several report meetings are set as the men’s drive closes Friday and the boys’ Saturday. No specific membership goal is given. Workers listed include William Henry Max Van Wormer Henry Ingersoll Jr Keith Brown A N Smith Seward Black Marion Crowder Harold Rorick M F.
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Menps
WCA
Aten
W. O .McClellan
Feneral
Robert H Goucher
Association
DB. Symons
YM C A
Goacher
Y. M. CA
William Henry
Max van Wormer
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Keith Brown
A N Smith
Seward Black
Marion Crowder
Harold Rorick
M. F
National Tube Plant Schedule for Lorain Operations
National Tube Company announces near equal activity next week at its Lorain plant. One blast furnace and open hearths operate, with the Bessemer converter on Monday and Tuesday. Blooming mills vary by steel conditions. other jobs include skelp, butt, and seamless mills with multiple four to five day runs.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
Bessemer
Catholic Charities Conference Opens in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on October 6 the National Conference of Catholic Charities begins its 20th annual four day session to audit social welfare problems. Archbishop Cicognani will address parish charity at the opening session in Music Hall after a papal legate Mass at St Peter Cathedral.
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Catholic Charities Conference
Cincinnati
Roman Catholichaith A
United States
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Amleto Giovanni Crognani
Union Terminal
John T. McNicholas
Clert
Pius XI
St. Peter
Cicognani
Music Hall
Recovery Board Having Its Troubles
The National Industrial Recovery Board seems to be having its own troubles taking over the Blue Eagle where Gen. Hugh Johnson left off. It completed its first week in charge of the NRA today, while division administrators fretted over its apparent inability to agree on administrative policy or tackle controversies threatening the resignation of several code authorities.
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Washington
National Induistrial Recovery Board
Blue Ekagle
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
Mussolini Declares Phase Into New Civilization
Milan Italy Oct 6 Premier Benito Mussolini addressed about 100000 cheering supporters from a 30 foot tribune in Cathedral Square declaring that the present mood signals the passage from one civilization to another. He asserted the upheaval will forge the discipline needed for a productive system.
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Milan
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Cathedral Square
Sheriff To Ask Purchase Of Radios
Sheriff Clarence D. Dick reports a trial test of the State Highway Patrols radio system proved rapid. A radio in the sheriff's office received patrol broadcasts from Massillon and enabled immediate alerts about a stolen car and its recovery near Akron. Akron police were pursuing the thief as the vehicle was found abandoned.
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Sheriff’s Department
Clarence D. Dick
Highway Patrol
Massillon
Javior Charles Leonard
Wellington
T .S. Auble
Leonard
Akron
Sherif Dik
Six District Chairmen Named For Infantile Paralysis Survey
Lorain County appoints six district chairmen for a state wide infantile paralysis survey under the Ohio Executive Committee. The group incl udes Mary K. Miller Helen Crosby BE Foster Charles E Baum Ford Hastings and Walter E Baker. Immediate reports urged as the survey closes October 12 designated Discovery Day with local residents asked to report any new cases.
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Lorain County
Peter Galanka
Ohio Executive Committee
Emile E. Watson
Columbus
George White
John W. Bricker
S. H. Saguire
Elyria
The
Masons
Ohio
Walter B. Underwood
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
County
Mary K. Miller
Harrison Street
Foster
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst
Charles E. Baum
South Main Street
Wellington
Ford Hastings
la Grange
Walter E. Baker
Grafton
Galanka
Lorain
International Society For Crippled Children
Police Chief Warns Boys and Parents Over Halloween Pranks
Police Chief J Stankard orders all patrolmen to arrest boys under 16 unaccompanied after 9 pm and threaten prosecutions of both boys and their parents for vandalism. The move follows reports of car damage on Harwood Street and widespread rowdyism prompting a citywide curfew-style enforcement.
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Polica
Cnet
Stankard
J CG Bartwell
Harwood
J Stankard
Ypolice
Authorities Hunt Two Youthful Fugitives
Two 17 year old boys escaped from the bureau of juvenile research in Columbus Ohio and remain at large a day later. William Gruber of Wooster and Mickey Kostic allegedly murdered Ernest Schwartz a 33 year old Pittsburgh gold buyer in East Canton July 31 after luring him to a lonely spot. Willard Tuchtan was left behind amid the escape and pursuit remains active. The Newark capture report proved false.
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Columbus
Bureau of Juvenile Research
William Gruber
Wooster
Mickey Kostic
Gruber
Willard Tuchtan
Ernest Schwartz
Pittsburgh
Canton
Schwartz
Newark
Plane Unable To Land Because of Fog Bulletin
Transcontinental Western air line plane over New York City for nearly three hours shortly after noon today unable to land due to fog.
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Newark
N. J
New York City
Steamship Rams Barge Disaster Amid Marmara Collision
Oct 6 report says forty one people drowned when a steamship rammed a barge in the Sea of Marmara. The barge carried fifty three persons. rescue efforts focused on locating survivors and securing the sequence of events.
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Tanrus
Fort Y
Sea of
Marmara
Youth Convicted of Murdering Sweetheart in Pennsylvania
In Wilkes-Barre Pa a jury condemned 21 year old Robert A Edwards to death for murdering his sweetheart to be free to marry another The case parallels the Harvey Lake tragedy where Freda McKechie expectant mother of Edwards child was killed and the 173 letters Edwards wrote to his second sweetheart Miss Margaret Crain were read by the jury Edwards testified a clear early morning verdict was read and he was taken to murderers row at the county prison
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Wilkes-Barre
Robert A. Edwards
Harvey’s Lake
Freda McKechnie
Edwards
Dreiser
Calentmme
Ile
Montreal Cabaret Entertainer Confesses in Murder
Dolores Lopes, a Montreal cabaret entertainer, confessed to killing William Owen, a 40 year old stock broker long associated with the Lloyd George Secretariat. Police say she claimed it was in self defense after a midnight party at her apartment. Owen died from a knife wound to the shoulder.
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Montreal
Que
Dolores Lopes
William Owen
Lloyd George Secretariat
Owen
V F W Adopts 7 Point Program At National Encampment
At the 45th national encampment in Louisville Kentucky the Veterans of Foreign Wars reelected James Van Zandt of Altoona Pennsylvania as national commander and selected New Orleans as the next convention city. The order adopted a seven point program including cash payment of men's certificates. Senior vice commander Bernard Kearne of Gloversville New York was elected to succeed Freed Windsor.
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Louisville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James
van Zandt
Altoona
New Oreans
Bernard Kearne
Gloversville
N. C
Freed T. Windsor
St. Joseph
Joseph H. Hansen
Revere
Mass
Henry F. Marquard
Chicago
R. B. Handy
Kansas City
T‘ather Max J. Metz
Newhbricht
Minn
Glenn Bradford
Angeles
National Home
Eaton
Eaton Rauids, Mich For A Five-Year Term. Brig. Gen William Guthner
Denver
National Council of Administration
sJames F. Daley
Hartford
Ceny
F.C. Devericks
Clarksburg
W. Va
Elis Schill
New Orleans
James Starnar
Effingham
Tii
Arcelie Nimens
Minneapolis
Charles O. Carlson
San Frecisco
J E. Swaim
Tulsa
Okla
JJ. Walsh
Washington
Dayton Trains Kills 3-Year-Old In Auto Crash
Darrell Munn aged three was killed and his parents Mr and Mrs Delno Munn of Dayton were seriously injured when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train at a crossing in Dayton early today.
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Dayton
Darrell Munn
Delno Munn
Former Guardian Trust head sentenced for bank misappropriation
Arthur House former president of Guardian Trust Company was sentenced to six years in federal prison and fined 410400 after a jury found he and two co defendants used bank funds to finance a private syndicate buying bank stock. Attorney William H Rovd argued verdicts and evidentiary issues while House’s son attended court.
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Cleveland
Arthur House
Guardian Trust Company
Samuel H West
William H Rovd
House
J Arthur Jr
William R Green
Denardian
Green
Harry C Robinson
President Roosevelt Heads Weekend Trip to Potomac
President Roosevelt left the White House in a driving rain and planned to travel to Quantico Virginia whence he would embark on the Sequoia for a weekend on the Potomac River.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Quantico
Potomac River
Lorain Man Sentenced in Columbus Case After Probation Denied
Ernest Biuhn of Lorain was sentenced to two years in the Columbus penitentiary by Judge A R Webber after probation was refused. He pleaded guilty to assaulting a ten year old girl. Prosecutor Stevens opposed parole for Biuhn and four other defendants. Katherine Rehm of Elyria faced parole reduction and four months in Toledo Work House for liquor sales last Sunday. Betty Smith Connie Zangari Merante and Arthur Halloway of Elyria were granted paroles. Halloway must report to Court Balliff J Co Jackson.
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Ernest Biuhn
Lorain
Columbus
A R Webber
Biuhn
Gir Nis
Frani E Stevens
Elane Hy
Katherine Rehm
Elyria
Toledo
Sunaas
Betty Smith
Connie Zangari Merante
Arthur Halloway
Liyiva Wis Smath
Merante
Balliff J Co
Jackson Halloway
George Smith
Elsi
Annual Meeting of Credit Rating Bureau
Officials of the bureau plan the annual meeting for Friday evening October 26 with Russell Weisman of the Cleveland Plain Dealer as principal speaker. Officers will report on past year activity and directors for the coming year will be elected.
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Lyia Credit Rating Bureau
Russell Weisman
Flevland Plain Dealer
Bureau
Aiectos
Unique Feature Starts Today In The Chronicle Telegram
New weekly pictorial feature begins in The Chronicle-Telegram revealing hidden historical and political stories behind stamps. Authors H L Lindquist and Fred Stern present dramatic and informative narratives, with a nationwide contest to engage stamp collectors and readers starting with today’s issue.
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Chronicle-Telegram
H L. Lindquist
Philatele
Fred Stern
Catalonia Proclaims Independent Republic Amid Spain Revolt
Madrald reports Catalonia's government headquarters say Badaiona in the industrial belt declares an independent Catalan republic and Sabac II declares a Socialist republic. Madrid braces as labor rebels clash with police and civil guards. casualties estimate ranges from 125 to 735 as fighting spreads from Asturias toward Menes and surrounding towns.
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Catalonia
Bada- Iona
Spain
Sabac
Madrid
Vigo
Libertad
Bailboa
Bay of Biscay
Rumuiiante Cervera
Miguel Cervantes
Cartagena Naval Base
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Asturias
Menes
Meires
Dean Brothers Placed Under Guard After Ride Invitation
St Louis October 6 Dizzy Dean and his brother Paul were placed under guard after Dizzy accepted an invitation to ride with two strangers. Cardinals president Sam Breadon ordered police protection for the star pitchers following a lecture on discretion. Dizzy joked that no one would kidnap him and that Detroit would still lose the series even if they took Paul as well.
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ST. Louis
Jerome
Dizzy
Dean
Paul
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Detroit
Governor Schmedeman undergoes leg amputation after fall
Governor Albert G. Schmedeman, 69, was reported in satisfactory condition in Madison today after doctors amputated his left leg above the knee. He injured his ankle days earlier while dedicating a new State Park near Warsaw, and infection led to the surgery.
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Madison Wis
Albert G. Schmedeman
Warsaw
Ninth Lorain County Farm Bureau Meeting Set
Members of the Lorain County Farm Bureau will gather at the Elyma MCG A on November 9 at 8 PM to elect delegates to the state Farm Bureau meetings and discuss other matters. James R. Moore, editor of the Ohio Farm Bureau News, will be the principal speaker.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Elyma ¥. M. CG
State Farm Bureau
James R. Moore
Ohio Farm Bureau News
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