Dividend Declared by U S Steel in Skeptical Times
NEW YORK Oct 26 The United States Steel Corp board approved a regular quarterly dividend of 1.75 a share for preferred stock despite no clear earnings improvement. Directors had warned of potential suspension, yet a special report cited production gains since July and stronger finished steel shipments, signaling cautious optimism amid a weak quarterly result.
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New York
United States Iech Corp
Wall Street
Kiwanis Convention Backing Insurance Opposition and Language Limits
Delegates at the Ohio District International Kiwanis Convention defend compulsory unemployment insurance and oppose distributing foreign language literature in the United States. Cleveland was chosen as the 1933 convention city with new officers elected including district governor William A. Williams and treasurer Floyd A. Pfaff.
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Cincinnati
International Kiwanis Club
United States
Ohio
International Kiwanis Convention
Cleveland
William A. Williams
Floyd A. Pfaff
Marietta
W. E. Hassellman
Lima
William J. Tuebner
Dayton
E. J. Kautz
Hamilton
Jack Hendricks
Fostoria
Charles HE. Hard
Portsmouth
Robert Sanborn
Cleveland Heights
A. H. Page
Wellington
C. S Angerman
Massillon
Martin Ilse, Jr
Geneva
A. W. Moreland
Toronto
A. W. Kocher
Martin's Ferry
Deaths in Elyria and Coldwater place local notices
Death notices report Mrs J E Lozier of Elyria dying at 9 am at 128 Lincoln Court after a long illness. She leaves husband, daughter Tda, son William, brother Gust Wendt and two grandchildren. IRA VAN ORSDALE of Coldwater died October eighth after months of illness. he married Mary Webster in Elyria and had son Charles L. Funeral plans pending. Also a theft report: tire and rim stolen from Joe Bersensky’s car on Forest Street.
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J. E. Lozier
John E. Lozier
Lincoln Court
Germany
Elyria
Miss Tda Lozier
William
Elmira
New York
Gust Wendt
Nichols Funeral Home
Ira van Orsdale
van Oredale
Coldwater
Michigan
Carlisle Township
Mary Webster
Charles L
van Orsdale
Masonic Order
Quincy
Joe Bersensky
Eleventh Street
Forest Street
Local schools host visit from state education official
Mrs. Margaret Shively of the state department of education visits Elyria schools for crippled and deaf children, Aides describe her role as assistant director of classes for physically handicapped children. Perry H. Stevens Akron candidate for district court of appeals set to speak at Elyria Central Labor Union Hall in a non partisan event. Lorain woman Mrs James Cencione injured when a truck rollover near Kipton sends her to St Joseph Hospital Lorain two miles south of Kipton.
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Margaret Shively
State Department of Education
Elyria
State Department
Shively
Labor Hall
Perry H. Stevens
Akron
District Court of Appeals
Elytia Central Labor Union Hall
Robert Stephen
Lorain County Building Trades Council
Lorain
James Cencione
Hamilton Avenue
Homer Edwards
Camden
Kipton
Cencoine
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hopkins Faults Roosevelt for Lack of Preparation in 1932 Bid
A Republican booster meeting featured Hopkins claiming Franklin D Roosevelt lacks necessary training for the presidency, arguing Roosevelt’s four years as New York governor prove no administrative achievement. Hopkins urged voters to fear a Roosevelt win and proposed Hoover as the proven leader capable of solving national problems. Rose Moriarty urged support for the state ticket, especially Ingalls for governor, while party officials introduced county candidates.
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Roosevelt
New York
Smith
Hopkins
Rooge= yelt
Hoover
Stock Exchange
Fleibert Hoover
Republican Party
Europe
United States
Herbert Hoover
A. L. Garford
Rose Moriarty
David S. Ingalls
America
Frank E. Stevens
Republican Booster Club
PARENT TEACHER GROUP SEEKS MEETING ROOM AT SCHOOL
The Franklin School Parent Teacher Association asked the Elyria City Board of Education at a special session to convert a room into a meeting place. The board asked business manager James F. Brown to obtain cost estimates. Members favored the request citing the association’s services. The Dominican Government rejoices over a bumper coffee crop.
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Franklin Behool
Elyria City
Elyrian Addresses Lorain Chest Committee
Max Goldstein a well known Elyria merchant and Community Chest worker addressed the Lorain Community Chest executive committee yesterday Lorain hopes to raise 49000 for its chest campaign Goldstein who has helped Elyria campaigns before outlined methods to meet solicitation problems and how to secure larger pledges
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Max Goldstein
Elstia
Uie Lorain
Lorain
Goldstein
Elyria
Lorain Committee
Armistice Day Legion events planned across Elyria area
Legion members heard plans for a November 11 Armistice Day dance at the Hedges and an open house on election night. Activities include vaudeville acts, drum corps honors to Grafton, and a November 20 county party. Treasurer Jack Marshall proposed trimming his own pay. dues changes and a call to raise per capita payments were discussed. A county 40 and 8 committee exposed misleading National Economy League propaganda and pledged a full report for the press.
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Leon Kelley
Legion
Hedges
H. L. Collins
Elyria Post
Immaculate Conception Church of Grafton
Grafton
Amherst
American Legion
Georges Tattersall
James Elemes
Bellevue
New London
Lews Beaumont
Legion Heir Society
Sons of Veterans
Wee Cleveland Legion Post
Elrrians
George P. Clapp
Willoughby Post
State Department
Cole
Findlay
Jack Marshall
The
Marshall
Horace Sue Trust
Elyria Savings & Trust Company
A. J. Lehman
Leman
Legionaires
Lehman
National Economy League
Carl Wolf
Wolf
Borah Attacks Opponents Over Dry States Speech
In Pago, a fiery continuation labels unnamed rivals as cranks and urges them to leave, centering on a demand for beer as the core political creed. Borah notes Smith did not defend dry states, assuming the former governor would depart.
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Tan
Trcover
Borah
Smith
Oberlin College to host Homecoming Day on Saturday
Oberlin officials announced annual Homecoming Day for Saturday October 29. About two hundred guests are expected including parents and students. Events include house decorations exhibits classroom visits a 2:30 football game vs Wooster an all college dance and receptions with prizes for best window display.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Shurtleff
Ate Museum
Oberim
Wooster College
Watkins
Bohn
Herbert Nichols
Alumni Association
Warner Gymnasium
Hallowe'en Party By Oberlin Women Club
Eighteen guests attended the Hallo Ween social hosted by the Oberlin Hue ness Women's Club in the basement of the Howard apartments. Skeletons ghosts and witches greeted guests before the main room. Miss Arde Morgan read two ghost stories after fortune telling and other Hallo we'en features. Refreshments were served late.
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Hallowe'en
Oberlin Hueness Women’s Club
Howard Apartments
Bert Prosser
Cies
James
Arde Morgan
Oberlin Luncheon Planed in Cleveland for Teachers Meeting
An Oberlin luncheon will be held at the Hotel Carter in Cleveland on Friday at noon in conjunction with the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association meetings. Joel Hayden, Oberlin College trustee and headmaster of the Western Reserve Academy, will be the principal speaker. Oberlin faculty will give talks on present-day Oberlin. All Oberlin graduates and students in greater Cleveland are invited.
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Oberlin
Cleveland
Carter
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Joel Hayden
Oberlin College
Western Reserve Academy
Oberlin girls to give demonstration at hotel event
A group of eight or ten advanced Dalcrose and Eurythmics students will perform a demonstration at the Statler Hotel Friday afternoon as part of the Northeast Ohio Teachers convention. The 35 minute program is sponsored by the public school music department of the conservatory and arranged by Miss Portman of Cleveland.
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Oberlin
Statler Hotel
Public School Music Department
Conservatory
Miss Portman
Cleveland
Political Subjects Discussed By Club Sorosis
Sorosis met yesterday afternoon at Oberlin Inn with Mrs Lothrow as hostess. The program discussed political policies with papers by Mrs C R Comings and Mrs A G Comings on Democratic and Republican platforms respectively. Dean Thomas Graham attended the Rochester Colgate Divinity school dedication in Colgate University New York on Oct 21 and attended the Ohio Conference of Religious Education in Springfield Ohio on Oct 23. Professor William A Frayer of the University of Michigan will give the Baldwin lecture in fine arts on Oct 31 at 8 15 p m in the Art building speaking on Art in History. The Pythian Sisters plan a Halloween party Friday evening after their regular meeting. John Francis born Monday night at Aden hospital to Mr and Mrs Ben Lewis. Governor Smith declares his party seeks a return to the days of 1914 with a saloon on every corner and the dry states can protect themselves.
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Sorosis
Oberlin Inn
Lothrow
C. R. Comings
A. G. Comings
Graham
Thomas Graham
School of Theology
Rochester-Colgate Divinity School
Colgate University
New York
Springfield
Ohio Conference of Religious Education
Michigan
Oberlin
William A. Frayer
University of Michigan
Baldwin
Ben Lewis
Forest Street
Aden Hospital
John Francis
Pythian Sisters
Hallowe'en
Florence Lily of the Arno program at Oberlin club
The Oberlin Women's Club History department met yesterday at Mrs Henry Norman's South Main street home. The program focused on Florence with papers by Mrs Wetherill and Mrs White on Sights in Florence and Miss Hobart on Savonarolo.
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Oberlin Women’s Club
Henry Norman
South Main Street
Florence
Lily of the Arno
Sokoloff Conducts Oberlin Recital With Cleveland Orchestra
NicolaSokoloff led the Cleveland Orchestra in the Oberlin Artist Recital Course opening concert at Finney Chapel. The program featured Mendelssohn and Debussy pieces, Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4, and an encore of The Thorn Waltz. Audience members from Elyria included Mr and Mrs A E Giles and several local residents.
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Mendelssohn
Tchaikosky
Nicolai Sokoloff
Cleveland Orchestra
Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Sokoloff
Finlandia
Sibelius
Debussy
Tschaikov
Findandia
Horsa
A. E. Giles
Cathryn Schnuerer
Stella Ream
Mes. c. H. Cushing
William Stark
Maude Parmelee
State to release 400000 for school salaries aid
Columbus Ohio October 26 Action of the State Board of Control on releasing an additional 400000 of state aid funds to pay back salaries of teachers in weak school districts was unanimous Bevis lone Democrat joined four Republicans Bevis said the funds would be distributed to districts when available as the state expects revenue from utility taxes by late November to replenish the treasury and resume aid payments ahead of budget schedule
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Columbus
State Board of Control
Howard I. Bevis
Bevis
Indus Club Stages Hard Times Party at Camp Elyria
The Indus Club and friends held a hard times party at Camp Iss Les Kes Elyria Y M C A camp on Vermilion River. Robert Bearer chaired the entertainment committee with Mr and Mrs W C McClellan as chaperons. Games music and refreshments featured the evening as the lodge wore autumn leaves and Halloween colors.
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Yindus Club
Camp Iss-Les-Kes
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Vermilion River
Robert Bearer
W. C. McClellan
Drainage Structures Planned for Hamilton Road Project
County Surveyor C. T. Biggs announced that drainage structures will be built on a half mile section of Hamilton road in Russia township by order of the county commissioners. The project aims to improve road conditions and includes assistance from Germany to support private industry.
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Hamilton Road
Russia Township
C. T. Biggs
Eagles Plan to Honor Past Leaders at Gala Meeting
The Elyria Aerie of the Migria Aerio Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a Thursday night gala on October 27 to honor Past Worthy Presidents of Elyria Aerie. They will preside, join initiatory work, and welcome the first class of new candidates amid a larger effort to boost manpower for national legislation.
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Migria Aerio Fraternal Order of Eagles
Elyria ‘Aerie
Uns
Grand Aerie
National Congress
Elyria Aerie
Elyria
Ohio
Ebtia
The
Aerie
Steve J. Leser
Ohio State Aerie
Robert Jensen
Steve Z. Leser
G C Nau
al Jackson
Lu. Adam
E. Poole
Willam France
Mallis
J. Handrysige
A. R. Graber
M L. Brown
Springfield
Charles Sacks
Akron
Visi
William Cashman
Oscar Jacobs
Willem Kotsry
Karl Kaiser
Sam Mar. E. B Hapler
Ward members back Rankin in council vote
Sixth Ward residents favored Rankin in the council appointment. Councilmen Kennedy, Taylor, Birch, Curtis, and W. G. Smith voted Rankin, with Notley and Kohn backing Roe and Wainwright respectively. The roll call showed a Rankin majority among the seven ballots.
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Rankin
Kohr
Wainwright
Carl Curtis
Roe
Taylor
Kennedy
Notley
Birch
Leonard Smith
Kohn
Curtis
W. G. Smith
Prohibition Platforms and Economic Despair Displayed
The speaker argues that half the people cannot afford essentials and attacks the Republican Convention for its mixed prohibition stance, claiming the platform sounds wet to wets and dry to drys. He calls the fourth Horseman Despair, claiming the government has no control over abroad conditions and that hope is being shut out.
Kindergarten supplies cut by Elyria school board
The Elyria City Board of Education reduced the annual allowance for kindergarten equipment from $60 to $40. The board ordered teachers to make purchases in Elyria when possible and noted that Oberlin Kindergarten Training School teachers taught in two local kindergartens.
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Elyria City
Cleveland market reports steady prices across produce
Market notes from Cleveland show steady listings for poultry and produce. Prices hold on broilers hens ducks and turkeys with mixed grains and dairy items, while vegetables from onions to beets and cabbage vary by grade and region.
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Cleveland
Woulphry
Ohio
Theft Reported From Longfellow Avenue Residence
Mrs Louise Pemberthe of 6t Longfellow Avenue reported to police that a motor meter and the cap to the gasoline tank on her car were stolen.
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Louise Pemberthe
Longfellow Avenue
Name That Radio Singer For $750 Cash Offer
Hollywood ad announces a contest for a radio singer name with a $750 prize, plus $250 if mailed before Oct 30 1932. Entries must be single suggestive name per person and sent to Radio Directors Office Hollywood California.
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Hollywood
Radio Directors’ Office
Studio V-406
Sycamore Ave
California
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By Allen Balley
Private Industria
Eagles
Howard B. Somers
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Turkets
States Department of Vertculture
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Tradink Fair
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Ted Lape
Hubbard
Main
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Ford
Court Street
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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