Pump Priming Spending Speeds Up Amid Deficit Growl
Washington October 20 The gross treasury deficit nears one billion dollars as Roosevelt pump priming lifts economic activity. First 17 days of October show spending surge led by Works Progress Administration with over 600 million year to date and GM reemployment noted as recovery broadens. Officials press hope tax revenue will shrink the deficit within a year.
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Washington
Treasury
General Motors
Works Progress Administration
Roosevelt
Chronicle-Telegram Alumni Elect at Dinner Meeting
Twenty Chronicle Telegram Alumni Association members met at the Hotel Graystone private dining room for a dinner with music led by John Conk of Wurlitzer's Studio Elyria. J Clare George spoke on Friendship. officers elected Kenneth Koepp president, Robert Carr vice president, Myron Briggs treasurer, Joe Horvath secretary, with Barclay, Ross, Bielke named to the board.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Graystone
John Conk
Wurlitzer
Elyria
J. Clare George
Kenneth Koepp
Kenneth Barclay
Robert Carr
Four-pound Sweet Potato Sent From Avon
A sweet potato weighing over four pounds was brought to the Chronicle-Telegram office today. It was sent by Mrs. C L Knight of Avon and described as a perfect specimen.
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Chronicle-Telegram
C. L. Knight
Avon
Local Gridders To Participate In Radio Program
Elyria High School football coach Roy Clymer and co captains Tony Wolodzko and Johnny Wil helmy will join a 5 45 pm radio program aired tomorrow on WGAR Cleveland. Also on the panel are John Carroll University coaches Tom Conley and Ray Ride, Case School of Applied Science centers, Cleveland Heights coach Jimmy Price, and Heights player Al Rosen. The 14 minute show is hosted by Franklin Whitey Lewis.
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Roy Clymer
Elyria High School
Tony Wolodzko
Johnny Wilhelmy
WGAR
Cleveland
Tom Conley
Ray Ride
John Carroll University
Case School of Applied Science
Carroll
Case
Jimmy Price
Cleveland Heights
al Rosen
Heights
Franklin “Whitey
Death Notices and Funeral Services Across Ohio Towns
Wellington and nearby towns report funeral and death notices for Ray Rook Fred D. Pierce Harry Bough Mile Ald and Ellen Barnhardt. Rook's funeral will be at Kieth Andrews with burial in Huntington. Pierce dies in Wakeman and funeral at Wakeman Congregational. Bough's services at Keith Andrews. Barnhardt dies in Amherst, funeral at Vermilion church with burial in Brownhelm cemetery.
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Ray Rook
Wellington
Wellington Township
Kieth Andrew
Dr. CW
Huntington Cemetery
Fred D. Pierce Wakeman
Fred D. Pierce
Wakeman
Amherst Hospital
Dave Birmingham
Idane B
Choga Falls
Oberlin
Wakeman Cemetery
Pease Funeral Home
Harry Bough
Elm Street
Keith Andrews
Dr. Cow
Greenword
Amherst
Mileald
Ellen Barnhardt
West Main Street
South Amblie
A.m
Cleveland
Hubert
Orlo Mae
Riesing
Jess Cassidy
South Amherst
Haber
Carl Neuman
Garylord Riesing
Vermilion
Earnhardt
Vermilion Evangelical
Webber
Vermilion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Brownhelm
Engineers Elect Temporary Officers at Lorain Elyria
Temporary officers of the Georgia County Society of Professionals were elected to serve rest of the year. D. E. Pate Lorain was named president and R. F. Hall Elyria secretary. First officers will serve a full year starting January after adopting a new constitution and by laws.
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Georgia County Society of Professioineers
Tion
Els Hall
D. E. Pate Lorain
R. EF. Hall Elyria
J. N. Eidt
Harvey Holcomb
Harwood Lerseh
Elyria
Lewis Goodell
F. J. Murray
Lorain
Dale
Verdict for Paul Mig and Elmer Ames in Wellington suit
A jury in Judge D A Cook's court returned a verdict for Paul Mig and Elmer Ames in the $25 000 suit brought by Jean McHale administrator of Arthur Hayes estate of Wellington. Hayes was killed December 11 when struck by the defendant's car on Route 38 north of Wellington after dark.
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Paul
Mig
Elmer Ames
Pet
Welington
D. A. Cook
E H S Students To Present Play The Enemy
E H S students prepare a school play titled The Enemy to be staged in the auditorium. Rehearsals include Jean Swindle Douglas Bir and Nina Baker with students listed in early cast.
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E. H.S
Jean Swindle
Douglas
Baby Born To Paralysis Victim In Iron Lung
A paralysis patient in an iron lung welcomed a baby, with the newborn and mother reported stable after delivery. Medical staff described the mother’s condition as responsive though still weakened, while observers noted the unlikely birth amid the patient’s long-term respiratory support.
Fragmented Page One Dialogue and Threats Cited
Fragmented OCR text shows jumbled quotes about a man acting rashly, a high horse attitude, marriage amid pension disputes, and threats of government actions. Mentions of salaries, old age pensions, and a compelled mandamus suggest a political or legal dispute, with garbled names and phrases obscuring specifics.
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Sun
Pension Division
Watermens
Ferguson
Mandamus
Conspirators Linked to Carnival Gambling Case
Four defendants face fines and possible sentences after a grand jury probe into gambling at a carnival during the Veterans of Foreign Wars National Convention. Witnesses testified McCarthy received 1600 dollars to share with four non defendants in exchange for protesting operators of fined gambling devices. An expansion of this group is anticipated as membership remains restricted to Lorain County registered engineers and surveyors.
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Simon Gaily
Sev A. Rearns
Om McCarthy
McCarthy
Lorain County
Labor Dept Asked to Release Aliens Names in Probe
Washington the Committee Investigating Un-American Activities moved to obtain from the Labor Department the names and records of 2000 aliens said to be in the country and linked to subversive activities. Chairman Martin Dies and Rep Harold Mester urged a request for the information to verify charges that the Labor Report hid deportable aliens and communists. The panel pressed for details to back its accusations amid strong political debate.
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Washington
Labor Department
Clairman Martin Dies
Tex
Harold Mester
Dws
Harry Bridges
Alexander Bell
Dies
Cormier
Frahm
Beira
Elyria Vets Will Attend Reunion
Veterans from Elyria plan to attend a reunion event featuring former service members and local organizers. The gathering aims to reconnect attendees, share memories, and honor those who served in past conflicts.
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Elyria
Speakers Survey Developments On Two Continents
Principal speakers at the Fall meeting of the Lorain County Council of PTA discussed developments on two continents. Lamgredon White warned that the Cycehoslovakian settlement merely postponed war and opened Balkan and Turkish options, while Dr A Caswell Ellis urged adults to adapt to modern changes as one fourth of workers now occupy unfamiliar jobs in autos, aviation, radio and related industries. An announcement said exrecting will be held at Amherst School on Jan.
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Lorain County
A. Caswell Ellis
Cleveland College
Th Amherst School
Local American Legion Veterans Gather in Cleveland
Cleveland and South Bend veterans joined Elyria organizers in an expectedition highlighting George AL Rebserve and Henry Keaorion. Publicity events drew local reservations and a newly formed board to coordinate activities for the veteran community.
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Erican Legion Home
Cleveland
South Bend
Elyria
George AL Rebserve
Henry Keaorian
Halloween Parade In Oberlin Plans Lighted High School Event
Halloween parade plans in Oberlin feature a lighted High School display with students from the Beta club and local groups. Prizes include best costume, with judges and a short student act, sponsored by the Pi Eta club and local PTA. A memorial note announces Charles Percy Parkhurst of Toledo, former Oberlin resident, has died.
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Charles Percy Parkhurst
Toledo
Charles PL Parkhurst
Princeton
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