Issues Before A F L Convention In 58th Year
In Houston on October 10 the American Federation of Labor plans a showdown with President Roosevelt over Donald Wakefield Smith’s confirmation to the National Labor Relations Board and to condemn the board’s Wagner Act administration. Delegates will vote on a resolution demanding public Senate positions on Smith, then consider changes to curb NLRB power, including union appeals of board decisions, limits on contracting through unions, restricted jurisdiction, bans on company unions, and election procedures for bargaining units. The convention will also review the CIO dual movement and blame for last year’s failed peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Roosevelt
Donald Wakefield Smith
National Labor Relations Board
A. F. of L
Committee For Industrial Organization
C. I
John Lewis
Carriers Reelect Foreman President
Andrew Foreman reelected president of the Chronicle-Telegram Association of Newspaper Carriers after a spirited election Saturday afternoon. New officers for 1933 39 include Eugene Bayley vice president Richard Wagner secretary and Robert Clark treasurer. Outgoing officers are Richard Webber Lowell Sellers and Gordon Bell. Fall activities include the merit award banquet in December MCA classes and calendar distribution with committees to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Foreman
Harvard Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram Association of
Eugene Bayley
Oxford Avenue
Richard Wagner
10Th Street
Robert Clark
Spruce
Richard Webber
Carolina
Lowell Sellers
Gordon Bell
West River Strea
Foreman
Musical Festival at Salvation Army Hall
A sacred music program is planned at the Salvation Army Hall Tuesday evening. The Colored Community Chorus will perform spirituals, and the Salvation Army Band of Lorain will join with the Elyria band for selections. No admission charge. Program starts at 7 45. The public is cordially invited.
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Salvation Army Hall
Salvation Army Band of
Lorain
Elyria Band
Light Crasher Fined In Reckless Driving Plea
Sheldon Katz of 641 West River street was fined three dollars and costs, with costs suspended, after pleading guilty in police court to reckless driving. Police report say Katz ran a red light at Lake Avenue and Lodi Street and was arrested on West Bridge street by Patrolmen Fred E. Bongs and Kenneth Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Katz
West River Street
West Bridge Street
Fred E. Bongs
Kenneth Martin
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Bicycle Stolen From Porch, Gardener Reports Loss
Richard Gardener of 212 Second Street reported his bicycle was taken from the front porch of his home last night. Police were notified this afternoon about the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gardener
Second Street
Elyria Coffee Shop Tuesday and Wednesday Specials
The Elyria coffee shop lists Tuesday special baked short ribs with baked brown potatoes vegetables rolls and butter and 5 coffee tea or milk. The Wednesday special offers city chicken with potatoes vegetables rolls and butter or milk. SBC
Court actions in Lorain county include divorces and foreclosures
William Smith sues for divorce from Joan Smith of Lorain on neglect grounds. married 1936. Ada Smith granted divorce from Wesley Smith for neglect, restored to Ada Currier by Judge D A Cook. Lorain County Savings and Trust Co sues James Judson Monroe for 83054 seeking foreclosure in Elyria. First Savings and Loan Co sues Chambers L Goldberg for 1769 seeking foreclosure on Elyria property.
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William Smith
Joan Smith
Lorain
Ada Smith
Wesley Smith
D. A. Cook
Ada Currier
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
James Judson Monroe
Elyria
First Savings and Loan Company
Chambers L. Goldberg
Obituaries from Maryland and Ohio death notices list multiple families
Death notices report Edith Hill Mortimer of Washington Avenue dying in National City California with funeral in San Diego. Mary Theresa Schandorsky of Oberlin dies at 36 with husband Peter and four children. Fred Sturznickel of Cleveland dies at 40 with wife and daughter. notices list burial sites, dates, and immediate survivors.
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Edith Hill Mortimer
J. C. Will
Washington Avenue
National City
California
San Diego
Mortimer
Roger C. Hill
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Frank E. ‘Hill
Grafton Road
M. T. Schandorsky
Oberlin
Mary Theresa Schandorsky
Peter Schandorsky
R. D
Schandorsky
Germany
Russia
Mary
Peter
Lorain
Joseph
Pittsburgh
Henry
Avon, O
Fred Sturznickel
East Uist Street
Cleveland
St. Jerome’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Avon
Anna Inee
Alma Wagner
Jean
E. A. Stevens
North Pleasant Street
E. J. Stevens
Middletown
Ohio
A. G. Norton
New York
Donald R. Colegrove
Whittier
Paul C. Colegrove
Frederick E. Smith
Evansston
C. Lea Comings
North Professor Street
Charles Fe
Special Week At Church Of Christ Reaches Climax
Special Week at Church of Christ climaxed with near capacity morning service. During the week a workers conference convened with representation from all church organizations. Friday night minister F M Dowdy of Miles Avenue Christian Church Cleveland spoke at the largest supper meeting in years. A feature was posting member names in the vestibule to record attendance for the next two Sundays for timely registration.
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Church of Christ
F. M. Dowdy
Miles Avenue
Senior 4-H Club Meets Wednesday
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club plans a Wednesday meeting at Lois Eldred's West Ridge Road home. Miss Eldred will lead a discussion on Cultivating Friendship's Garden with Doris Minnich reporting on the Ohio Conference of Rural Young People. Recreation will be led by William Kneisel as the executive committee outlined plans for upcoming activities.
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Lorain County
Lois Eldred
West Ridge Road
Miss Eldred
Doris Minnich
Ohio
William Kneisel
Probation Granted On Cutting Charge
Henry McCall of Lorain was granted a three year probation by Judge Guy B Findley after a guilty plea to an indictment charging him with cutting to kill. He must report periodically to Rev G W Hall of Lorain during the probation term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McCall
Lorain
Guy B. Findley
G. W. Hall
Government's Case Against American Medical Association
The government nears presenting to a grand jury an unusual anti trust case against the American Medical Association. It seeks indictments for coercive tactics to curb competition, alleging threats to expel doctors, boycott G H A staff, and block hospital access. Details hinge on proving restraint of trade by medical professionals and organizations.
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American Medical Association
Washington
District Medical Society
Group Health Association
Phys
Medical Society
District Society
Thurman Arnold
Pustice Department
GH. A
Justice Department
Arnold
District of Columbia
Cardinal Innitzer Not in Custody as Nazi Riots Erupt
Riots near Vienna cathedral show Cardinal Innitzer not detained, despite Nazi upheaval. SS guards shield him as worshippers weep during Mass. priest injuries and secretary narrowly escape harm. Father Krajanik seriously injured, others wounded amid home assault. Riots boost Cardinal’s support amid tensions over Nazi relations with Church.
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Cardinal Innitzer
Johann Krajnik
Father Krajanik
Jakob Weinbacher
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Auto fumes fatal in Dayton garage death
George Dietrich aged 60 died from carbon monoxide gas in his garage in Dayton. Coroner C. W. Small ruled the death accidental despite the dramatic remark about body science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
George Dietrich
C. W. Small
Churchill Speaks on War Armament After Hitler Warning
Britain debates a respond to Hitler with renewed armament while Churchill’s looming speech is postponed at BBC request. The government and opposition weigh immediate action as Franco Spain mediation planning unfolds with Britain, France, Germany, and Italy considering a joint armistice approach contingent on foreign troops withdrawal.
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Hitler
United States
British Broadcasting Company
Churchill
Coal Hull
Oma
Comeacion
France
Spain
Great Britain
Germa
Taly
Appointment bid sparks county sheriff succession talk
Continuations from page one discuss filling the sheriff’s office if resignation or impeachment occurs. A petition with about 460 signatures supports ex sheriff William Whitney, Elyria, but insiders favor Chief Deputy John Fulton. Board members report Fulton being courted, with Davidson serving him twice upon request.
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Itehalf
William Whitney
Elyria
John Fulton
Fulton
John E. Davidson
Grim warning on rise of Nazi power and unsettled Europe
A speaker cites Britain’s potential leaders Eden Duff Cooper and Churchill and warns they could ignite a European conflagration. He asserts Germany absorbed the Saar Austria and Sudetenland into the Nazi Reich by its own strength, urging vigilance and readiness.
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Britain
Chamberlain
Messrs
Eden
Duff Cooper
Churchill
Germany
Saar
Austria
Sudetenland
Man Throws Bottle Through Club Window After Refusal
A would be patron angered by being denied entry to the Paramount Club on Lake Avene after closing hour Sunday morning threw a bottle through a window and fled. Mrs. Carey reported the incident to the sheriff's office saying the man arrived at 2 45 a m and was refused admission. Deputies could not locate him though two Lorain men saw the act. Cleveland police were asked to pick up the man and a warrant will be sworn today.
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Sue Carey
Paramount Club
Lake Avene
Parsch Co Office Entered By Thief
Parsch Lumber and Coal Co reports a weekend burglary at its Lodi Street office. Burglar pried a rear window, stole 125 three cent stamps 35 two cent stamps and one dollar in small change from a desk drawer. No other items or safe were touched per Lieut. Detective Lloyd Sweet’s investigation.
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Aburglae
Parsch Lumber and Coal Company
Lodi Street
Carl W. Menz
Lloyd Sweet
Menz
Sweet
Hitler outlines fortifications and peace rhetoric in 1939 remarks
In a speech Hitler asserts extend fortifications to the Aachen and Saarbruecken districts to keep Germany ready to resist while pursuing peace. He promises to repeal enduring measures after critical months and to send home hundreds of thousands of reservists. He calls for good relations with England but condemns Versailles era attitudes and lists four preconditions for Germany: national unity, adequate armament, fortifications and foreign friends. Mussolini described as a friend, and asserts no power can breach Germany’s wall of defense.
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Aachen
Saarbruecken
Germany
England
Hitler
Mussolini
King and Queen Visit Sparks Britain United States Friendship Hopes
The article discusses a near year ahead continent plan and speculative talks in Washington about social and international possibilities. It notes a hoped visit by the King and Queen to the United States as a sign of British American friendship and recalls Roosevelt’s assurances to Canadians about US friendship and guarding Canada from foreign invasion. The King and Queen have precedent for visiting other nations.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Canada
Parole Granted for Missouri Man by County Commissioners
County commissioners granted parole to Frankie Roof, 48, of Poplar Bluff, after a September 16 fine of 200 dollars and costs for driving while under the influence. The parole requires immediate payment of 20 dollars, the remaining balance from a standard 50 dollar fine. The State Patrol reported no further involvement by Roof.
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Frankie Roof
Poplar Bluff
Massari
Preston L. Coon
A. R. Colman
Coon
Roof
Mississippi
Missouri
Fragmented market notes and odd items from a page
A garbled market list includes varied terms such as beans, tea, bearsheet, mushrooms, and several proper nouns like Burns and Wald. The readable fragments hint at a jumble of product names, places, and possible notes without a clear single event or narrative.
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Tin Hong
Elyria Man Fined For DWI By Mayor Petri
Boward M. Bishop and Fuller Ruud were fined 50 dollars and costs by Mayor Joseph Q Petri after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. His Elyria driving privilege was suspended for 81x months following an arrest at Cleveland Street and Abbe Road early yesterday morning.
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Boward M. Bishop
Fuller Ruud
Joseph Q Petri
Elyria
Cleveland Street
Abbe Road
Man Admits Kidnapping Four-Year-Old Girl in Dayton
Dayton police said Jubn Mc Diarmid twenty one confessed to kidnapped four year old Les Sears from her home and releasing her when her father Alfred Sears pursued him. He was accused of breaking into the Sears home Saturday night and was captured Sunday night after his car license number was checked.
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Dayton
Oet
Jubn McDiarmid
Les Sears
Alfred Sears
McDiarmind
Sears
European Crisis Leaders Feted in France Celebration
A European crisis nearing its climax saw visiting figures feted in France. The welcome event carried notable political significance as leaders engaged in discussions and public ceremonies reflecting regional tensions.
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France
Oberlin Community Calendar Highlights For October 10 12
Local Oberlin column lists events from October 10 to 14 including high school reception for parents and teachers at 7 30 PM, Women's Club Education talk by Mrs Hazel B King, Legion post installation, Eastern Star and Grange meetings, and various hobby and social gatherings around Oberlin with multiple residents noted as attendees or hosts.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Women's Club
Hazel B. King
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Cassin
North Pleasant Street
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Martha Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Grange
Grange Hall
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
A. M
J. E. Ford
South Main Street
Sorosis
Oberlin Inn
Lothrop
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Eva Smith
Walnut Street
Pansy Chapter
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
South Russia
Brit Ward
R. E. Cain
North Park Street
Pythian Sister Temple
Nancy Wileott Squire
QD. A. R
J. W. Hall
George Behnke
East College Street
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A. F. of
Salvation Army
Edith Hill
Sacred Hearth Catholic Church
Elyria Dry Goops LeVine
Fur
Number
Maye
Stone’s Grill
Atanseeseneeens
Ewan
Sederis
Seeseyeennnenenesetes
Bluebird
Alu Vle van Isie Mali
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Esther Wood
Professor St
Bert
Sharkes Ford
Pauley Tates
Nba
Orison
Peery
Wendy Wroterroge
Osi
Lithe
D. Yeamans
West Vine Street
Neihbors
FL A. Almphrey
Optometrist
Middle Ave
Earl’s Valet Service
Broad ST
Hollybrook
sPeeen Ie
Isalt
Porx
Bologna
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