Celebration 10 Opens Promptly At 748
Plans for a large Hallowe'en celebration tomorrow night were finalized by Mayor W. H. Van Aster and a committee. The event begins at 7 45 p m with a parade forming on West avenue marching east on Broad street then along East avenue to Third street and west to Ely park.
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W. H. van Aster
West Avenue
Broad Street
East Avenue
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Ely Park
Second
Third Streets
Second Street
Court Street
EB. J. Stankard
City
St. Mary's School
Allen School
Elyria
Garford School
Jim Armitage
Mob Raids Detroit Tool and Die Plant
A mob of 1,060 agitators and striking workers stormed the Detroit industrial district raiding Hoestlin Tool and Die Corporation and other shops. They shattered windows, overturned cars, and set one vehicle ablaze. One supposed striker was reported injured as police dispersed the crowd with no arrests.
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Detroit
Tool and Die
Po- Nee
Hoestlin Tool and Die Corporation
Koestlin
Teol
Judge Overrules Demurrer in Elyria PSC Case
Judge W B Thompson overruled a demurrer to Elyria citys amended petition seeking to halt Ohio Public Service Company from cutting commercial electric service on a 12 month demand basis. The court allowed the company to file an answer by November, framing the dispute as a one month demand basis.
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Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Elyria
Ohio Public Service Company
Power Company
Elyria student suffers elbow fracture in horse fall
Dolores Hastings daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Hastings of Furnace Street and Elyria High School student sustained a fractured left elbow Sunday afternoon after a fall while riding a horse on the Powell farm on Birray Ridge Road. The fracture was reduced at Memorial hospital.
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Dolores Hastings
Earl Hastinge
Furnace Street
Elyria High School
Powell Farm
Birray Ridge Road
Miss Hastings
Memorial Hospital
The Weather Forecast OnIO Fair
The forecast calls for a slight warmup tonight with rising temperatures. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with mild conditions and no significant precipitation expected.
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Onio
Executives of Steel Companies Confer With President Today
Nine major steel firms and their coal holdings met with President Roosevelt and Recovery Administrator Johnson at the White House to report on captive mine settlement talks. Key figures from U S Steel, Inland Steel, Bethlehem, Republic, Jones & Laughlin, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, and others joined Nathan Miller and government counsel in outlining progress and terms.
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Washington
U.pi
Roosevelt
Johnson
White House
Myron C Taylor
W. A. Irvin
United States Steel Corporation
Thomas Moses
H. C. Frick Coke Co
U. S. Steel
L. E. Black
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
George L. Humphrey
Weirton Coal Co
H. D. Wilkinson
Crucible Steel Company of America
Nathan Miller
New York
The
Iron and Steel Institute
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Eastman
Elyria Memorial Hospital marks 25th anniversary quietly
Elyria Memorial Hospital observes its twenty fifth anniversary today with no formal celebration. Trustees postponed a public event until February, while staff continue patient care. The hospital began after the Memorial Day wreck of May 30, 1907, which killed eight Elyrians and inspired the drive led by E F Allen to build a modern facility.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
E. O'Donnell
H. M. Billings
W. C. Aten
Charles V. Porter
Homer Aflen
Eunice Wurst
Marguerite Butler
Donald Sala
George W. Chamberlain
Jack Headley
Winfield Avery
Walter C. Leslie
John P. Sala
Mabel Dehn
Homer Allen
E. F
Daddy) Allen
W. N. Gates
Gates Hospital For
Allen
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
International Society For Crippled Children
The
International Society
Elyvia
W. W. Boynton
Board of Trustees
Kate Wagner
C. H. Cushing
Elizabeth Ferguson
James E. Wood
Cleveland
EB. F. Allen
F. A. Smythe
Charles E. Tucker
A. L. Garford
Albert Kistner
George D. Nicholas, Sr
T. T. Robinson
J. P. Sala
Allen and Smythe
E. F. Allen
Grand Jury Called to Investigate Lobbying in Ohio
Franklin county Prosecutor Don ald J. Hoskins called the grand jury for Thursday to consider lobbying activities in the Ohio general assembly. The first case to be presented concerns an alleged solicitation by a legislator of a bride, which was not paid, with talks to invite Attorney General Bricker to sit in sessions.
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Columbus. O
Franklin County
Donald J. Hoskins
Grand Jury
Ohio General Assembly
White
Commerce
Theodore Tangeman
Hoskins
Ralph J. Bartlett
John W. Bricker
General Assembly
Roosevelt Eyes Foreign Gold to Lift Domestic Prices
President Roosevelt moves to buy gold abroad to push up commodity prices by weakening the dollar in world markets. Domestic gold purchases last week raised the price to $31.82 an ounce but failed to depreciate the dollar enough. A conference with Brain Trust members and top officials discussed setting up machinery for the government to buy foreign gold via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and involved figures like James Rogers Henry Bruere Jesse Jones G Acheson George Harrison Morgenthau Jr and Eugene Black.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Washington Stannal
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Brain Trust
James H. Rogers
George Warren
Henry Bruere
Eugene Black
Federal Reserve Board
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporaton
Dean G. Acheson
the Treasury
George L. Harrison
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Graf Zeppelin Near Azores on Return Flight
The Graf Zeppelin dirigible, returning to Germany from a South American cruise, was believed to be approaching the Azores today. It last reported at 10 M yesterday and appeared on a direct New York to Azores route about two thirds of the way to the Portuguese Islands.
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New York
Germany
South America
Akron
Chicago
Azores
Sudden death at Odd Fellows lodge honors Elyrian Jumont
Charles E. Jumont, 61, of 217 Lake Avenue Elyria, died of a heart attack Saturday night during a lodge function at Graf ton. A blacksmith at Steel and Tubes Company, he had lived in Elyria 45 years and left a wife, five children Leona Llewellyn Doris Thelma Eileen and Ellis, plus two grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 1 PM at Lake Avenue residence with Rev. W C Fowler. burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Odd Fellows
Grafton
Charles E. Jumont
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Taylor Funeral
Rev
W. C. Fowler
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mrs Roosevelt Calls Nation to Aid the Needy in 1933 Mobilization
In Chicago on October 30 the First Lady urged a warm hearted nation to open its bounty for those in distress during the Great Depression. She spoke as organizer for a group led by Jane Addams and Harry Hopkins, emphasizing charitable work funded by private gifts rather than tax funds.
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Chicago
Falm
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
America
Roosevelt
Newton D. Baker
Jane Addams
Hull House
Harry L. Hopkins
Action marks all sectors on the NRA front today
United Press reports a nation wide code fixes hours and wages for nearly four million workers in million retail stores. President Roosevelt faces readers about delays in a miners strike in Pennsylvania. Johnson outlines airplane tours to study codes and public reaction. Ford remains silent as government contracts pressure him to comply with the automobile code. Wagner announces NLRA jurisdiction over 75 strikes, three lockouts and two other disputes, restoring 200,000 workers.
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United Press
NRA
Roosevelt
Stes
Pennsylvania
Hugh 5. Johnson
Chicago
Farm Belt
Pacific Coast
New York
Supreme Court
James Beck
Rep
High Tribunal
Henry Ford Kent
General Johnson
Ford
Wagner
National Labor Board
Painleve, Former French Premier, Dies at 69
Paris reports the death of Paul Painleve, famed wartime premier who led France in 1917 and served as war minister seven times. He will lie in state, be buried with national honors in the Pantheon, and had recently worked on a Goethe translation with Jean Metral before slipping into a coma.
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Paris
France
Paul Painleve
Pantheon
Painleve
Ferdinand Foch
Salonica
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York- Paris
Jean Metral
Faust
Hope 10 AVOID STRUGGLE FOR GOLD
United States plans to buy gold in the world market as part of a drive to raise commodity prices. The move sparks speculation of an international monetary strain among the United States Great Britain and France. France seeks to stay on the gold standard while Britain pushes to devalue the pound and improve trade. The dollar depreciation would complicate currency relations and the pound steadies near parity with the dollar.
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United Press
United States
Roosevelt
Great Britain
France
Rum Runner and Patrol Boat Collide Off Black Point
The London incident reports a rum runner and a Coast Guard patrol boat sinking after a head on collision off Black Point. A gun battle preceded the crash. Charles Foster, believed to be Frances TM crew, was rushed to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in critical condition with abdominal wounds and later described as dying. Residents heard machine gun fire and shelling for nearly an hour as the vessels exchanged fire.
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London
Conn
Frances
Coast Guard
Black Point
Charles Foster
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Fe Trombul Coast Guard
Tragic Accident On Cleveland Street In Elyria
A string of weekend auto accidents in Elyria left Mrs. Sarah Howlett Bright fatally injured after entering the path of a car on Cleveland Street near North Logan. She died from a fractured skull. driver exonerated. Several others sustained minor injuries in separate collisions on nearby routes, with police reporting details and investigating the incidents.
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Sarah Howlett Bright
Kenwood Street
Cleveland Street
Elyria
F. M. Bright
Rocky River
Olive Bright
Cleveland
L. H. Bright
West Avenue
Nichol
R. E. Neighbour
Rideglown Cemetery
Gladys Buswell
Harvard Avenue
Adrian Buswell
C. R. Norman
Grafton
Ed. Monroe
Joe Weedings
Fay Reichard
Olive Sturtevant
Oak Street
Wilbur Davies
Roosevelt Street
Middle Avenue
Second Street
William Gillespie
435
West
13Th Street
Cedar and
Broad Streets
K. R. Barber
Elyria Pure Milk Company
East Avenue
Sixth Street
Alexander Dombroski
Spruce Street
Alexander
Alexander Motor Company
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Price Of Gold Raised To 31.96 An Ounce
The government today raised its price on newly mined American gold to 31.96 dollars an ounce from 31.82. The increase is 14 cents per ounce. Washington price exceeds the London world price by 55 cents based on the pound's early rate.
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Washington
London
Lindbergh Revisits Le Bourget Memorial Slab
Paris on Oct 30 Col Charles A Lindbergh revisited Le Bourget air field to inspect the Lindbergh Memorial and the slab marking where he first touched French soil after his New York flight in 1927. He recognized officials and joked about the famous landing remark as a smaller crowd than in 1937 gathered to greet him.
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Paris
Charles A. Lindberch
le Bourget Air Field
New York
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sir Life
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