Textile strike leaders rally around Johnson insult
Washington Sept 15 Organized labor backed the textile strike amid attacks by Gen Hugh S Johnson NRA head who said the union acted in bad faith by calling the walkout. Labor leaders Green Woll and Gorman defended the strike, while Johnson pressed contracts and warned the industry against such action. The dispute grows as Gorman calls for broader labor support.
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United Press
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery Administrator
New York
Hush S. Inharson
NRA
Johnson
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Matthew Woll
Francis J Gorman
General Johnson
Gorman
Cotton Textile Code Authority
Code Authority
Green
Woll
Aim
Mayor Delays In Bader Case
The case of Samuel Bader charged with manslaughter in the death of newspaperman John C. Love from a late Saturday traffic accident remains pending. Mayor W. H. Vanoster, who heard Thursday testimony, is away and may postpone a decision until Tuesday morning. State witnesses conflicted on speeds, with Cornell saying 15 mph for Bader and 30 mph for Love, while Godfrey said 12 to 15 mph for Bader and 50 mph for Love.
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Samuel Bader
John C. Love
W. H. Vanoster
Fred Cornell
Bader
Love
Ed Godfrey
Ohio Weather Forecast: Rain Tonight Clearing Sunday
Ohio expects rain tonight with clearing by Sunday afternoon in western and central portions. Colder conditions arrive Sunday, especially in the west.
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Ohio
Beck Leaves Congress as Court Advocate for Federal Reform
Representative James M. Beck of Pennsylvania announces retirement from the House claiming he is tired of being one of many rubber stamps. He says he can contribute more to the New Deal critique by working in the federal courts and remains a leading constitutional law authority.
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James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
House
Beck
Fear of Nazi outbreak in Austria sparks armed precaution
Vienna reports a renewed Nazi threat aims at a third civil conflict this year. The government deployed heavy military forces along the Jugoslav frontier to prevent escapes of more than 200 Austrian refugees interned nearby. Authorities fear another uprising before Christmas, despite expected foreign support.
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United Press
Vienna
Austria
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Theheimwehr
City Levy To Be Placed On November Ballot
Mayor W. H. Vanoster signed a council resolution to place a two mill levy for general city operations on the November ballot despite his opposition. He noted Elyria voters previously approved a ten mill real estate tax limit and urged city cooperation with others. He said the veto would have prevented council from acting.
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W. H. Vanoster
Elyria
Banks Back in Hands of Own Directors After Conservatorship
Four banks cleared by Common Pleas Court return to control of their boards after about a year and a half under liquidation and conservatorship. Examiners will review insured deposits before licensing for normal operation. Elyria Savings and Trust and Savings Deposit Bank and Trust plan to release over 4 million to depositors. Amherst Park Bank and Central Bank in Loreto about 1 million. An appeal by Judge Huston could delay reopening, but banks may be ready to open by early next month.
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Common Pleas Court
Yesterder Wera
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elyria Banks
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Amherst Park Bank
Central Bank
Loreto
OC. H. Huston
Mansfield
Depositors Gratified as Elyria Banks Clear Last Hurdle
The Elyria Depositors Committee praises Judge Huston for approving bank plans and clearing objections. They credit state banking officials and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for preventing losses and foresee releasing over four million dollars to depositors and the community, with many paid in full within seven years.
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Hukill
Huston
Elyria
Avery
State Banking Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ioe Hive
Elyria Depositors Committee
Ttes
Ministers urged to cultivate patience and optimism
Dr. Charles Clayton Morrison editor of The Christian Century urged North East Ohio Methodist ministers to drop a captious mood and adopt optimism about world conditions. He cited reading about 1,000 sermons yearly and offered idealistic and realistic paths, insisting leaders must believe in a better world and God behind the shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clayton Morrison
Christian Century
Two Ministers Receive Into Conference In North East Ohio
Seven members were elected to the North East Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church board of trustees and two new ministers were received as full members at a special conference at St Pauls Evangelical Church. John G. Koontz and Herbert B. Shiltz were welcomed, five trustees were reelected for three years, and two filled vacancies caused by death and retirement. Unexpired terms run one year. Debate considered imposing a limit on members received on trial, with some fearing pressure on older members if too many join.
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North East Ohio
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
John G. Koontz
North Olmsted
Herbert B. Shiltz
Sarahsville
Schuyler E. Sears
Youngstown
John M. Shafer
Tacoma
Washington
C. B. Ketcham
Warren
H. H. Scott
McConnellsville
W. B. Winters
Ashtabula
J. J. Wyeth
Mansfield
E. O. Morris
Home For Aged Center Of Interest
The Elyria Home for the Aged drew hundreds of Methodist ministers and laymen during the North East Ohio Conference, attracted by its conference-supported status. It lists 5 residents, 17 full time staff, a regular physician, and several operating doctors. Rev. K P Meister heads the home and holds national and state church leadership roles.
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Elyria
Lorain County
K. P. Meister
Methodist Church
Meister
Aged Home Funding Proposals From East Ohio Churches
The North East Ohio Ministerial and Lay Conferences recommend a stand against compulsory military training and approve the Methodist position. They also propose apportionments to institutions: Children's Home Worthington 35000 College Hill Home for Aged 30000 Elyria Home for Aged 20000 St Luke's Hospital 25000 White Cross Hospital 25000 Bethesda Hospital 15 cents per member from districts, Flower Hospital 25 cents per member, Ohio Council of Churches three cents per member.
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Area Council
North- East
Ohio
Bishop Smith
Ohio State University
Children’s Home
Worthington
College Hill
Elyria Home
Christ Hospital
Deaconess Hospital
Louisville
St. Luke’s Hospital
White Cross Hospital
President Roosevelt Goes Aboard Nourmahal for Yacht Race
President Roosevelt, assured by Secretary of War and Major General Fox Connor that the Rhode Island textile strike had eased, departed for the America's Cup races aboard the Astor yacht Nourmahal off Newport. He met both officials in a conference aboard the Nourmahal.
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U. 3
Cuyahoga
Newport
BR. T
Roosevelt
Fox Connor
Rhode Island
Nourmahal
Laymen Urged to Vote for the Man Not the Party
Reports from the North East Ohio Laymen's Conference highlight lay activity urging Methodists to vote for the man rather than the party in the November election. The Resolutions committee backs anti liquor sentiment and expanded church discipline and missionary work.
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Ohio
Robinson
Laymen's Activities Committee
Stand Taken On Economic War And Church StateRelation
North East Ohio Methodist Conference debates the Social Service Commission report on war and church state relations. Rev Harold Mohn leads as chair while several former chaplains argue the recommendation to avoid Army Navy chaplains. The discussion centers on ministerial freedom versus military oath and allegiance.
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Mohn
Methodist Church
Army
Navy
Molin
Lay Conference Keynote Outlines Laymen Role
M C Robinson president of the North East Ohio Conference Lay Conference opened sessions stating the aim to learn follow United Sessions with the Ministerial Conference. He urged preplanned programs to make lay participation effective and noted first time delegates need guidance to function. Willard church financial woes prompt a conciliatory move by Bishop's cabinet between church and Huron County Bank. W J Archer of Cambridge closed the session.
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Ohio
M. C. Robinson
Willard Methodist
Willard Church
Huron County Banking Company
W. J. Archer
Cambridge
Youth Conference Convenes Today at St Pauls Church
Christian Youth Building a New World anchors the opening session at St Pauls Evangelical Church. Over one hundred of two hundred delegates attended as Charles F. Jones presided. Rev J Henderson led devotions urging youth to seek solutions from within themselves amid a range of national issues. Continued on Page 12.
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Ohio
St Paul's Evangelical Church
Charles F. Jones
J. &. Henderson
Christ M. E. Church
Akron
Elyrian To Train For Salvation Army Work
Albin W. Shenfield of the Local Salvation Army Corps will give a farewell address Sunday Sept Lot at 7 45 pm. He leaves for New York City to enter the Training College to prepare for officership. At 18 he has served as Bandmaster and in youth leadership roles and completed six years of studies under Salvation Army supervision. Community wishes him success in his future life's work.
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Albin W. Shenfield
Salvation Army Corps
Shenfield
New York City
Training College
The
Salvation Army
Albin
Loyal Corps
Young People’s Legion Secy
Elyria Corps
Minister killed in New England school town mystery
Northfield Mass Sept 15 police comb pine woodland behind Mt Hermon Preparatory School for Boys for the shotgun used to kill Rev Elliott Speer in his home study last night. District Attorney Bartlett leads the inquiry as 50 students are questioned about the buckshot attack on the study window.
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Northfield
Mass
Mt. Hermon Preparatory School
Elliott Speer
Speer
Ford Hall
Enrollments Drop Across Lorain County Schools
Lorain County schools show 7,018 students enrolled this year, down from 7,256 last year. Centralized schools total 6,326, district schools 692. Avon Lake, Brighton, Clearview, Vincent, Columbia, and Ridgeville up. Amherst remains largest with 777 students. Huntington smallest centralized at 96. Carlisle Center unchanged. An 1923 to 1934 comparison highlights shifts across individual schools in the district.
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Lorain County
Avon Lake
Brighton
Clearview
Vincent
Columbia
Ridgeville
Amherst
Wellington
Huntington
Carlisle Center
AVON
iXvon Las Eeseeees
Sereeres
Brownhelm
Camden Isseesesee
Vincent Peee
East Carlisia
Belden
Secrerees
Grafton
Henrietta Eens Tom
Nye Promises Sweeping Probe of War Munitions Trade
Washington reports Sen. Gerald Nye, chairing the Senate committee, promised a sweeping inquiry into the munitions industry. He condemned efforts to slow the investigation and warned that revelations could provoke wider conflict as merchants and agents profit from arming friends against friends.
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Washington
Gerald PB. Nye
N. D
Senate
Nye
Rail mill to restart at Lorain plant next week
Rail mill operations will resume at the Lorain plant of the National Tube Company next week, with five workdays starting Monday. One blast furnace and five open hearths will operate, the Bessemer converter will run a three day single turn, and the bloom, lapp, and butt mills will follow five day schedules while the skelp mill remains idle.
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National Tube
Lorain
National Tube Company
Bessemer
Lapp
Skelp
Sidelights On Conference and Award Speaker Notes
Sidelights on the conference describe Bishop Charles L Mead of Kansas City winning best storyteller honors among speakers. Bishop Blake is quoted on church fees and a humorous trousers pocket remark. Dr Chaffee ranks second with a Franklin essay. Diekmann mocks young preachers and Apex civilization. The text praises conference efficiency, youth conference open in Northeast Ohio, and ends with Anna Franksmann's death after an auto accident in Delaware Ohio.
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Charles L. Mead
Kansas City
Bishop Blake
Jdn A. Diekmann
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