Majors Named for Elyria Red Cross Roll Call Drive
Seventeen named majors for the Elyria Red Cross Roll Call drive were announced by Mrs. A C Sehilieman as the campaign nears. Tonight’s meeting at Elyria High School features John D Cremer address, election of directors, and plan outline by Harry Calvert.
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Elyria
Red Cross
A. C. Sehilieman
Elyria High School
Gerald Rice
Mra
BE. A. Wells
K. W. Plocher
Laura Martin
Lem Peters
Albert Vietzen
W. C. Lockard
C. L. Sotherden
J. C. Kennedy
W. M. France
F. S. Aust
George Johnson
H. W. Pond
Frank Wilcox
A. H. West
J. N. Eldt
Marie Perry
Cremer
Chase Loans to Cuba Face Probe Push
United Press reports a drive by Chase National Bank figures to halt senate stock market inquiry into Cuban loans. It notes $25,000,000 for Havana capitol construction and $200,000,000 for the Central Cuban highway, both in technical default. Senators Fletcher and Couzens advocate continuing the investigation.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Stock Market
Chase National Bank
Cuba
Island Republic
Chase Organization
Chase
Capitol
Havana
Fletcher
Couzens
Extension Granted for Personal Tax Collection
County Treasurer Walter Wright announced extension of the personal tax collection period to November 6 after state tax commission approval. The delinquencies total $493,314 for general and classified personal property, with 73 percent or $372,395 already collected from about 30,000 returns. Real estate taxpayers who have not paid may settle without penalty this week before books close and penalties are assessed.
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Walter Wright
State Tax Commission
Wright
The Weather Forecast Ohio Rain Tonight and Friday
Rain is forecast tonight and Friday with warmer conditions in the east and south portions tonight, followed by a colder day Friday.
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Wei Hiveere
Threat of National Farm Strike Heard in Northwest
The threat of a national farm strike circulated again as wheat states in the northwest and Iowa and Wisconsin voiced discontent over farm products not meeting cost of production under the government's program. In Wisconsin and Minnesota the Farmers Holiday Association has quietly polled locals, with strong sentiment in favor of a strike.
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United Press
ST. Paul
Northwest
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Farmers Holiday Association
Hitler Eases Internal Policy While Hardening Global Demands
Berlin reports say Hitler plans a broad release of non Communist and non Socialist political interns while maintaining strict postures toward other powers. Allied leaders discuss disarmament strategy as Britain seeks French approval to publish a white paper on the German withdrawal.
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London
Germany
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Daily Herald
United Press Berlin
Great Britain
United States
Robert W. Bingham
AML
Avon Lake Resident Sues Over Zoning Ordinance
W J McClenaghan files suit in common pleas court seeking to void Avon Lake zoning rules that reclassify his Lake Road property as residential. He argues the site near the Laminating Company plant is worthless as a residence and asks the court to declare the ordinance unreasonable and null.
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Avon Lake
Amherst Residents Injured In Car Crash Near Wellington
A group of Amherst residents returning from the Congregational Church conference at Medina were injured when their car turned over near Wellington. Edna Hopkins suffered fractures of both shoulders and multiple cuts. Kenneth Alexander, the driver, had severe cuts and bruises. Leota Marshall bruises and shock. F E Eastman a cut above the eye. Clinton Jackson head bruises. C A Alexander a leg cut and shock. They were treated at Oberlin hospital before going home. The crash followed a wheel slipping over the pavement edge causing the car to swerve.
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Sik Amherst
Congregational Church
Medina
Wellington
Edna Hopkins
Kenneth Alexander
Leota Marshall
F. E. Eastman
Clinton Jackson
C. A. Alexander
Oberlin Hospital
Congdon to Direct Freeing of Deposits in Banks
Sidney B. Congdon, president of the National City Bank of Cleveland, was named to chair a deposit liquidation committee to execute President Roosevelt's plan for freezing and releasing deposits from banks closed in the fourth federal reserve district. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation will assist, with examinations and loan recommendations to the Washington liquidation board. Congdon has long served in federal banking roles and will form his committee soon to begin reviewing banks for liquidation or reorganization.
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Federal Reserve District
Sidney B. Congdon
National City Bank of Cleveland
Congdon
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R. F.C
Federal Liquidation Board
Washington
Federal Banking Service
Federal Comptroller of Currency
Federal
Elyria Man Urges Defeat of Tax Cut and Pension Proposal
George B. Chandler of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce addressed almost three hundred Elyria voters at Elyria High School. He warned that reducing the real estate tax limit to 10 mills would slash local and state revenues by about 50 million dollars yearly, necessitating new taxes and harming industry. He opposed the Old Age Pension plan as dangerous and wasteful, arguing it would erode thrift and burden taxpayers.
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George B. Chandler
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Elyria High School
Ohio
Akron
Lorain County
School Finances Discussed At Meetings
Ohio school finance concerns will be aired this afternoon and evening in Elyria with the Ohio Association of Boards of Education meeting its directors and 15 northern Ohio superintendents. A public session at 8:30 pm will feature Dr. B Skinner and Joseph Fichter as speakers at Elyria High School auditorium.
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Ohio
Elyria High School
Ohio Association of Boards of Education
E. J. Howenstine
Elyria
Dr. B. ©. Skinner
Joseph Fichter
Ten More Mortgages Signed in Lorain County Report
Moody reports ten more mortgages signed yesterday bringing total to 23 to date at Lorain County Home Owners Loan Corporation. Friday expected to push weekly total toward fifty as part of nationwide relief for homeowners. William Stevenson cites progress of the Home Loan Bank system and 10 of 12 banks operating profitably.
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Lorain County
E. L. Moody
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Moody
William F. Stevenson
Home Loan Bank
Washington, D. C
Henry G. Brunger
Home Owners* Loan Corporation
Snow Falls in Ashtabula County Town
Oct 18 report from Ashtabula County Antover notes the season's first snow blanketed the southeastern part of the county. Snow began yesterday afternoon, but the flakes quickly melted in the mild conditions.
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Ashtabula County
Ohio
Ashtabals County
Tre
Chase National Bank Stock Soared During 1927 28 Period
Senate stock market inquiry showed Chase National Bank shares climbing over $100 in seven months as Chase Securities Corp and three brokerages traded more than $13 million of bank stock. Albert H Wiggin, then bank head, testified he also bought Chase shares during the period. Quotations rose from 375 to 682 per share between September 17, 1927 and April 18, 1928.
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Chase National Bank
Washington
Senate Stock Market
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase
Wiggin
Chase Securities Corporation
Bank Head Urges Cuba Loan Inquiry Avoidance
Winthrop W. Aldrich, head of Chase National Bank, told United Press he asked the Senate Stock Market committee to avoid probing the bank’s loans in Cuba due to the island’s disturbed condition. He said the loans were not problematic and that inquiry would not aid legislation, adding he did not know the committee’s plan.
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Cuba
Washington
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank
United Press
Senate Stock Market Committee
Aldrich
U S Moves to Curb Foreign Liquor as Prohibition Ends
The administration imposed a virtual embargo on importing foreign liquor as repeal nears. Coast guard along the Atlantic coast intensified efforts to halt illicit liquor from a growing rum row fleet.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Processing tax on live hogs set at 50 cents per cwt
Washington October 19 The processing tax on live hogs in the administration's 350 million car hog program will be 50 cents per hundredweight effective November 5, Secretary of Agriculture Wallace announced today.
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Washington
Wallace
Austrians Adopt Bright Blue Eagle Symbol Against Unemployment
In Vienna on October 19 Austrians adopted a bright Blue Eagle as a symbol in the fight against unemployment. Invitations to a Monday meeting to discuss relief measures bore the Blue Eagle with the motto We Do Our Duty. The invitations were issued by Archbishop Innitzer and Constantin Dumba, former Austro Hungarian ambassador in Washington.
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Vienna
Innitzer
Constantin Dumba
Washington
Teachers 10 Meet in Cleveland
Elyria and Torain County schools close Friday for the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland. H L Rawdon Oberlin schools superintendent acts as president, marking Lorain Countys eighth leader in 61 years. past Lorain heads include Parker Elyria White Oberlin Ward.
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Elyria
Torain County
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
Lorain County
H. L. Rawdon
Oberlin
Lorain
Changes Made In Hospital Staff
Miss Eula B. Stephenson resigns as maternity supervisor at Elyria Memorial Hospital effective today to join Lakewood City Hospital. Isabelle Boyd becomes maternity supervisor, Florence Sanders is third floor supervisor, and Helen Abramoska will be night supervisor. Hooper notes hospital regrets loss but wishes success.
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Eula B. Stephenson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lakewood City Hospital
Miss Stephenson
Isabelle Boyd
Miss Boyd
Florence Sanders
Helen Abramoska
Abramoska
Elyria Memorial Hospital Training School
Frank W. Hoover
Bullet through window reported. two traffic deaths in Columbus
Herald Pasenow of 422 Odertin Toad told police last night a bullet pierced his window. police searched the area with no suspect. In Columbus on October 13 two people died from traffic injuries, Homer Finn 31 and Miss Helen Debl 38.
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Herald Pasenow
Columbus
Taly
Homer Finn
Helen Debl
Illinois Capitol Guarded as Miners Rally in Springfield
In October 1922, several thousand miners demonstrated on the Illinois state capitol. One man was shot dead as guards under orders faced possible mobilization. State highway police and Capitol Guard acted, with entrances restricted and officials wary of violence amid rain. initial estimates of 20,000 miners fell to about 6,000.
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Springfield
Ill
Nead
North Dakota Governor Clamps Embargo on Wheat
Governor William Langer declares an embargo on 60 million bushels of wheat in North Dakota effective at midnight. The order will be enforced by the North Dakota National Guard with 300 guardsmen poised to block export routes if needed to prevent removal of wheat.
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Bismarck
N. D
William Langer
North Dakota National Guard
Langer
Adit
Earl Sarles
Miss Cuthbert Resigns From Deaf Class Post
Miss Edith Cuthbert resigns as teacher for the fal class for deaf children at the Franklin School More. R C Maston says the resignation was accepted. she has been offered a principal position at a Dayton special school for deaf children by the state education department. A replacement teacher is expected to be approved soon. Miss Cuthbert begins duties in Dayton Monday. state pays the cost to avoid local expense.
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Edith
Dy Cuthbert
R. C. Maston
Sseen
Cuthbert
Elyria
State Department
Dayton
Miss Cuthbert
State Department of Education
Mary Spoerll
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