Fox Furnace Co to Resume Operations After Labor Day
The Fox Furnace Company plans to restart production soon after Labor Day. Prior layoffs will be partly addressed as workers are notified, though the plant will run on a limited scale with selective rehiring. Officials cite hoped demand for furnaces and a focus on fast delivery, noting Elyria’s future research and a push toward residential air conditioning as prices become affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Furnace Company
Elyria
Fox
Weather Relief Near as Heat Wave Breaks Soon
United Press reports showers and cooler air within 24 hours will ease the belated summer heat. Ohio forecasts warn of continued clouds and possible showers in the south Friday while highs flirt with the century mark in many cities. Wednesday’s eclipse brought a temporary dip after the hottest August 31 since 1881 in several places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Return To Wire Plant Restart In Cleveland
Five hundred workers from the Newburgh Steel Works of the American Steel and Wire Company will return as the plant resumes on Tuesday after closing July 1. Operations will run seven days a week with staggered employment, offering three or four days of work weekly. Capacity will be about 35 percent with 40 percent of open hearth and 30 percent of the Bessemer Plant active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Newburgh Steel Works
American Steel & Wire Company
Bezsemer
Ohio Forecast: Mostly cloudy cooler tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies over Ohio with a cooler tonight and Friday. Showers are likely in the southern portion of the state on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Germany prepared to reorganize army and seek equality
A Lorain County petition to Governor White calls for a tax moratorium and delayed tax sales to allow a taxpayer budget study. The letter, signed by local business leaders, cites plans to gather 50 000 signatures by January 1 1933. Germany signals willingness to withdraw from disarmament talks if France rejects military equality and aims to reorganize forces for efficiency without increasing overall expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Lorain County
State of Ohio
Parmitvn
Ohio
State House
Columbus
Trul Lorain County Ciizens Taxpayer League
C. BE
France
Germany
Pennsylvania Railroad seeks loan for 1500 box cars
The Pennsylvania Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to borrow $2,000,000 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to build 1500 box cars, claiming the project will provide employment for men otherwise idle. In Massillon, Ohio, Chief of Police Ed M. Ertle and Sergeant Robert D. Moore were suspended for 30 days with no pay, ordered by Safety Director Claude R. Kramer, with no stated reasons beyond improving discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Washington
Sept
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Force Commission
T Reconstruction Finance Corpation
Fallsand
Massillon
M. Ertle
Aobert D. Moore
Massillobotice
Claude R. Kramer
Heat kills coal loader in Montgomery County
Dayton dispatch reports the first heat fatality in Montgomery County. Russell Wer, 60, collapsed while loading coal as temperatures rose, with coroner Dr. Cooper stating heart failure triggered by the heat, ending his life at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Montgomery County
Russell Wer
Ice Cooper
France Not Alarmed by German Demand for Military Equality
Paris September 1 France voiced calm but wary reaction to Germany's demand for military equality. Officials and press saw the move as likely doomed to fail and expected Premier Herriot to outline France’s stance in a forthcoming address after cabinet discussions begin. Herriot, returning from Cherbourg, said he would study the declaration before commenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
France
Reich
Franz von Papen
United Press
Heinrich Bruening
Andra Tardieu
Rudolph Nadolney
Edouard’ Herriot
Paris
Francois Poncet
Edouard Herriot
Herriot
Chérbourg
New Elyria Schools Manager Begins Work Today
James F. Brown starts as the Elyria school system's business manager, overseeing buildings, purchasing, and materials. He reviews Jefferson Gates and Edison schools amid the Jefferson Junior High conversion and the Edison building completion. Dale P. Wood, 19, of Laura, Miami County, died when his automobile left the road near Dayton, likely from sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Brown
Elyria
Jefferson
Gates
Dayton
Dale P. Wood
Laura
Miami County
BERMAN'S LIMITS UNDER TREATY
Paris reports summarize Versailles constraints on Germany's armed forces. It notes 100000-man ground forces with 150000 in reserves, bans on tanks submarines air forces heavy artillery and chemical weapons, and a navy of 15000 sailors with five cruisers and a 10000-ton pocket battleship. It also cites about 400000 Fascist storm troopers claimed by France as part of Germany's strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
Adolf Hitler
France
Property Owners Will Not Be Assessed On Hallover Road
Pittsfield and Russia Townships along with county commissioners report residents along Hallover Road will not bear the cost of road improvement. The 5.3 mile slag construction from Route 20 to Route 08 is to be funded mainly by the county, with township costs capped at 2500 per mile. A public hearing is scheduled in Marysville. Probate Judge William H. Husted dies after long illness at 65. He previously served as county auditor. Two youths arrested for carrying concealed weapons amid a bootlegging feud, Tony de Santis and Joe Artin, are jailed in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Russia
Hallover Road
Marysville
William H. Husted
Cleveland
Tony de Santis
Warren
Joe Artin
Doolittle Fails Official Speed Record at 293.193 mph
Major James H. Doolittle, in the Gee Bee racer, unofficially set a land plane speed record of 293.193 mph but failed to meet official requirements due to no parachute and absence of a second plane for altitude and dive data. He hoped to qualify for the Thompson Trophy on Labor Day after a four-lap run with speeds around 291–296 mph. Other qualifiers include Bill Long Robert Hall and Ben Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James H. Doolittle
Doolittle
Bill Long
Robert Hall
Ben Howard
Bonnet
Estres
France
Ray Moore
Alameda
Calif
Frank Phillips
Moore
Howard
Geck Ond
Roy Liggett
Wichita
Kansg
Charles B.smith
Charles E. Barnett
Hemlock
N. Y
R. P. Hylan
New York
Last total eclipse over eastern U S ends after 31 years
Boston reports the last total eclipse darkened the region for 31 years. Forty one scientific expeditions spent about 7 million dollars and faced mixed results as clouds spoiled many observations across New England. Some sites saw good success, others failed due to overcast skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
New England
Sky Trust View of Solar Eclipse at Cleveland
Early report from Cleveland notes a partial solar eclipse with about a quarter of the sun visible at 3:27 p.m. The moon obscured most of the sun, and the sight drew thousands in Elyriz, though the eclipse was not total in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Belip
Elyriz
Nebraska sheriff clears highways as farm strife flares
In Omaha and nearby counties deputies clear farm routes after orders to crack down on strikers. Iowa patrols break up amid shootings and blockades as Gov Turner pledges open highways and no mob rule while a temporary truce is announced by Farmers' Holiday Association leader John Chalmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
Charles McDonald
Douglas County
Michael Endres
Cherokee
Pierson
Sioux City
Martin Jensen
Jensen
D. W. Turner
Cherokee County
National Guard
John Chalmers
Des Moines
Towa
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Four U S Navy fliers killed in seaplane crash
Four United States Navy fliers attached to the Coco Sols fleet air base were killed when their seaplane crashed during target practice off Cristobal. The dead were J H Schnitzlein of Brooklyn N Y W F Manthorne of Boston D R Glaze of Texas and C B Ugonian of Binghamton N Y. The plane was towing a gunnery target when the engine failed and the pilot attempted a landing. Navy seaplanes landed at the scene as efforts were begun to recover the bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristobal
United States Navy
Coco Sols Fleet Air Base
J. H. Schnitzlein
Brooklyn
W. F. Manthorne
Boston
D. R. Glaze
Texas
C. B. Ugonian
Binghamton
N. Y
Navy
Tropical Storm Lashes Gulf Near Mobile
A tropical storm moved inland west of Mobile Alabama after lasing the coast all night. Winds up to 75 miles per hour toppled lines and isolated communities. Coast guard boats conducted hazardous rescues in Mobile Bay with six people saved and a cabin cruiser reported in distress. The storm center passed Bayou La Batre around 6 am as calm followed the fierce gusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Here
Ives
Gulf Coast
Coast Guard
Mobile Bay
Bayou Labatre
Elyrians Plead Not Guilty In Federal Court
Elyria druggist PH Lawrence P. Wagner was released on 1500 bond after pleading not guilty to federal liquor law violations. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Nicola and will face grand jury consideration mid month. Fred Cox of Elyria was jailed on similar charges and also entered a not guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lawrence P. Wagner
Elyria
U. S
Nicola
Wagner
Fred Cox
Cox
Comptroller Pole to resign from Office
Washington September 1 The Comptroller of the Currency John W Pole announced his plan to resign and said he hopes the President will accept soon He has sought quitting for eight months The White House also announced Han ford MacNider resigns as United States minister to Canada Graf Zeppelin completes first commercial flight to Pernambuco Brazil on Ita Astena schedule from Friedrichshafen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
John W. Pole
Hoover
Pole
U. S
Canada
White House
Hanford MacNider
New York
United States
Graf
Brazil
Pernambuco
Graf Zeppelin
Ita Astena
Friedrichenefen
Bomb destroys brick building in Chicago killing man
A powerful bomb wrecked a $25 000 brick building on the northwest side in Chicago on Sept 1 killing an unidentified man and injuring two schoolgirls Rose Patrent 16 and Lillian 17 who slept nearby. Glass and flames spread, with police unsure if the blast came from a nearby elevated platform, inside the building, or from a car. The Polk and Pagina street site housed a drug store and barber shop and hosted a speakeasy used by gangster John Red Bolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rose Patrent
Lillian
Polk and Paglina Streets
John
Red) Bolton
Bolton
Dia
Civil War Vet Albert Taylor dies after long illness
Civil War veteran Albert Taylor aged 88 died at Memorial hospital after a brief illness. He served under General U S Grant in the Eastern army and saw action in many engagements during three years of service. Survived by son Raymond of this city and brother Charles of Penfield. Funeral services at 3 p m Saturday at Taylor funeral home with Rev E J Bond officiating and burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of
the Republi
Alebert Taylor
Memorial Hospital
G. A. R. Hall
Charley Abbey
Alyria
John Caley
Vermilion
Taylor
Sugar Ridge Road
U. S. Grant
Raymond
Charles
Penfield
Taylor Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Identifies Men As Bandits In Cleveland Robbery Case
Positive identification linked two men arrested by Cleveland police to the Monday robbery of Stanley Glavich a Wal ton gas station proprietor. Sheriff Clarence Aduses and Duty Paul Chapman escorted Gig to Cleveland per local authorities. The witnesses and sparse details emphasize the police pursuit and identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Polies
Stanley Glavich
Walton
Clarence Aduses
Paul Chapman
Cleveland
Dina
Also Mentioned on This Page
FOX Furnace CO
Gooler
Jimmy Doolittle
Nkin
P.alalasks
Loghl
Berman
Sky Trust
Maryland
Annabelle Curtis
Ellicott City
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Baltimore
U.S. Navy
Gulf
Elyrians
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!