District Congressional Factions Debate In Lorain
In a Lorain question and answer forum, Baumhart and McCray voiced views on tax revision, government competition with business, federal state and city relations, and federal control of business. Baumhart urged local controls and limited federal interference, while McCray backed broader federal power to raise standards and aid backward areas.
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Congressional
Baumbart
McCray
H. L. Higgins
Baumbhart
Congress
Baumhart
Frank Carvell
Mae Hartley
Baumahart
Phone Rate Hearing Continues in Elyria Case
Public Utilities Commission hearing on Elyria Telephone Co proposed rate hike continued with witnesses including R. J. McNulty and Dennis Murphy and testimony from Mayor J. Grant Keys in Columbus. The average increase would be about 31.25 percent, with business boosts 20 to 30 percent and resident increases 30 to 74 percent by user class.
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R. J. McNulty
Elyria Telephone Co
Dennis’ Murphy
The
Ohio Co
Public Utilities Commission
Elyria
J. Grant Keys
Columbus
Panel Discusses Federal Aid and Local Control For Education
A Kiwanis panel in Ely highlighted debates over federal aid for education versus local control. Baumhart and McCray supported some federal funds for national welfare while opposing sweeping local favors to win votes. The discussion covered minimum wages, anti trust reporting, and farm program continuance with varied views on surplus and fair trade.
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McCray
Baumhart
Anthony Pakos
Kiwanis Club
East Ely
Dale Probst
Theiria
National Affairs
Ywcai Holly Hall
Carol McBride
Elyria Hearlmasters
Liquor Case Verdict Is Innocent In Elyria Court
An Elyria Municipal Court jury delivered a directed verdict of innocent in a liquor violation case against William J. Woody after defense motions argued the state failed to prove Woody lacked a license and that the affidavit described an unlawful sale. The trial began with five women and seven men on the jury and liquor agents testified for the state. The judge ruled on motions shortly after court opened this morning.
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Elyria
Willam J. Woody
Broad
Frank M. Wilcox
Atty
Robert J Corts
Woody
Corts
Gasoline theft attempt linked to garage fire in Lorain
Police say an attempted gasoline theft from a car in a 3035 Lexington Ave garage caused a fire last night. Two one gallon jugs, one broken, one partly filled, were found near the car along with a six foot garden hose near the gas intake. Salvator J. Perlittieri owned the car and reported parking it around 8 pm. about 25 minutes later he saw the blaze.
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Lorain
Lexington Ave
Salvator J. Perlittieri
Local 780 OKs GM Pact Amid Elyria Strike
The United Auto Workers Local 780 ratified the national GM contract yesterday with 62 percent of production workers in favor and 7 percent among skilled trades. About 340 ballots were cast. Protest focuses on wage inequities and non economic language as the 6000 workers remain on strike since October 2, with talks extended and a strike relief office opening in Cleveland.
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National United Auto Workers-General Motors
Elyria
Brown-Lipe
Carl Cross
Swith Brown
Cross
Ilabor
Cleveland
Repair Project On Middle Ave Paving In Progress
A bumpy section of Middle Ave between Second and Third streets is being repaved with concrete in the northbound lanes in front of the former Masonic Temple site. Funds come from an old off street parking meter fund totaling 2,055 dollars, inactive since four city parking lets were funded by a revenue bond issue years ago.
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Middle Ave
Union Plans Work Schedule Cut At Pfaudler Co
Local 1161 United Auto Workers members will decide tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the UAW Hall whether to accept layoffs or a four day work week as Pfaudler Co faces reduced workload and a lean period since September. About 200 employees may be affected with roughly 20 percent of the staff at risk under the plan. The company reports orders backlog and uncertainty about how long the downturn will last.
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Pfaudler
United
Auto Workers
UAW
East Bridge
C.franklin Carr
LAW International
Carr
Pfaudlers
Big Turns Over Rt 10 as Truck Overturns In Ridgeville
A tractor truck overturned at 3 30 a m on Rt 10 in Ridgeville Township after failing to stop at Root Rd intersection. Driver John DeYoung of Chicago said braking to avoid a car ran the vehicle into a jackknife, toppling the rig 1 000 feet from the intersection. Passenger Dick Ransom slept beside him. Cargo was being moved by noon and deputies directed traffic through one lane.
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Ridgeville Township
John DeYoung
Chicago
Spector Mid States Co
Root Rd
DeYoung
Dick Ransom
Campaign Tensions Erupt in County Commission Office
In a heated exchange, Commissioner J Norman Thompson pressed Commissioner Oscar G Dunn over deficit spending and a proposed $85000 department equipment loan. Dunn resisted, noting editorials and a dictatorial office policy. the dispute ended with Dunn promising to act when the time comes.
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J. Norman Thompson
Oscar G. Dunn
Oscar
Thompson
Dunn
Absentee Vote In County Sets Bristling Pace
The Larain County absentee vote climbs to 333 with totals of 240 in Elyria and 93 in Lorain. Officials say the pace vastly exceeds the 1934 non presidential county election. The deadline for absentee and handicapped voting is October 30.
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Larain
Elyria
Election Board
Lorain
Baumhart Rapped For Vote Record In Lorain Meeting
Professor Charles Leistner substituting for Democrat J William Mecray criticized A D Baumbart Jr voting record at a Second and Sixth Ward meeting. He cited endorsements by Lorain Journal and Chronicle Telegram as insufficient proof of Baumbart’s effectiveness and noted a Democratic upsurge in the district. About 130 people attended as McCray missed the event. A follow up meeting was set for Lorain at Friendship Baptist Church Lovelock.
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Charles Leistner
Oberlin College
J. William Mecray
A.D. Baumerhart, Jr
McCray
Elsria
Leistner
Lorain Journal
Chronicle-Telegram
Baumbhart
John Lugas
Lorain
23Nd St
Friendship Baptist
West River Road Widening Project Opens to Traffic
County Engineer Den E Pats erson announced that West River Road from Rs. 20 to the Elsina city limits is opened to traffic. The road has been surfaced and widened to 20 feet, with a rough city section as the only remaining defect, providing an improved shortcut between the west side of Eivria and the southern city area.
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den E Patserson
West River Rd
Rs. 20
Elsina City Limits
Eivria
Elyria Theater Owner Elected to State Group Board
Herman Frankel coowner of the Elyria Theater Circuit has been elected to the board of directors of the Ohio Independent Theater Owners Association. He operates with his brother Marvin and lives at 148 Berkeley Drive. He has led local efforts including serving as president of the Kiwanis Club of East Elyria.
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Herman Frankel
Elyria
Ohio Independent Theater Owners Association
Frankel
Marvin
Berkeley Dr
Kiwanis Club
East Elyria
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