Fear New Riots In Textile Center
Washington and textile center fear renewed violence as mills reopen under guard. Four thousand militia in Georgia plus troops patrolling Carolinas, Rhode Island, Maine, and Connecticut try to ease strike tensions. Gorman leader blasts General Johnson and says unions may demand his resignation. silk interests discuss NRA submission as industry fatigue grows.
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National Guard
Georgia
Carolinas
Rhode Island
Carolina
Maine
Connecticut
Oberlin Rate Case Hearings Scheduled Today
Sept 17 in Columbus the Public Utilities Commission scheduled resume hearing on Ohio Electric Power Company's plan to cut Oberlin electric rates. Oberlin protested, arguing rates would dip below production costs and hurt the municipal light plant, citing impact on village operations.
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Columbus
Ohio Electric Power Company
Oberlin
Public Utilities Commission
Municipal Electric Light and Power
The Weather Forecast Ohio Fair Tonight and Tuesday
Ohio forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures rise slightly on Tuesday as conditions stay dry. Winds light with no precipitation expected.
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Ohio
Former Wellington Residents Killed in Crashing Pickup
Blake Codding 31 and Clara Codding 31, former Wellington residents, died when their automobile collided with a truck near Dover Ohio on Thursday. Their daughter was critically injured and a son was left with the grandmother. Blake Codding had worked in groceries at Lodi and attended Wellington High School. he had moved to Mineral City. He is survived by an older brother, Melvin, in the West.
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Blake Codding
Clara
Dover
Coiding
Lodi
Mineral Cil
Mr. Codding
Melvin
Lee Case Before The Grand Jury Tomorrow
Sixteen witnesses have been subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury in the Florence Lee murder case. Lee, 40, is held without bond in the county jail as the jury reconvenes to hear testimony on the shooting of Michael Carrea in an alleged jealousy dispute.
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Florence Lee
Lorain
Miss Lee
Michael Carrea
Joe Yankowski
Carrea’s
Vide
James Staman
Harry Joe Lawrence
Tony Ferraro
Claire Fisher
C. Ward
Valetta Stanish
Clifford Haley
Hasman
H. J. Bailer
J. A. Meister
B. H. Buda
A. J. Markerty
Frank Kiden
Edward Reynolds
Frank E. Stevens
Malcolm Thomson
Col Roosevelt Denounces New Deal in Iowa Drouth
Col Theodore Roosevelt denounced the New Deal amid a Western tour, addressing young Minnesota Republicans in Iowa. He warned the policy would ruin savings and life insurance, squander small savers, and fund a political machine, calling it subversive to American liberty.
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Chicago
Operations Gain In Steel Plants Bulletin
In a New York bulletin the American Iron and Steel Institute reports steel works operations at 3 percent of capacity today, up from 0 previous week but far below earlier months. Two weeks ago, the same plants ran at 18.4 percent, the lowest since 1934, with a month ago at 21.5 percent and the year-ago week at 43 percent.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Former cabinet member attacks New Deal plan
Odeon Mills, former secretary of the treasury, condemned the New Deal as a reversion to a dictatorial system. Speaking at a Constitution Day address before the Women's Republican Club, he warned that planned economy ends economic liberalism and echoes fascist and communist regimes. He argued the Constitution limits federal power and protects liberty. Continued on Page 2.
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Odeon Mills
Germany
Russia
United States
Mills
Federal Gov
Bader Bound Over To Grand Jury
Samuel Bader of Lorain was bound to the grand jury under $1,000 by Mayor W H Vanoster this morning on a manslaughter charge stemming from a traffic crash at Lodi and West River streets a week ago that killed John Love a newspaperman. The action follows a hearing last week with testimony on the crash. The grand jury is now in session.
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Samuel Bader
Lorain
W. H. Vanoster
Lodi
West River Streets
John Love
Bader
Constitution Study Frames Roosevelt Recovery Debate
President Roosevelt argues the nations recovery program rests on constitutional emergency powers while critics accuse liberal use of authority. The article lists five core questions on Congress powers, federal reach, taxation and press rights, plus the plan to safeguard the Constitution in a new vault.
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Washington
The
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
AAA
Supreme Court
Congressional Library
George Washington
Elyria council to discuss fall community chest drive
A meeting of the Elyria Community Service Council is set for 7 36 p m tomorrow to organize and discuss plans for the annual community chest drive this fall Chauncey B Smythe president called by and notices were sent to 78 members of the council meeting to be held in the directors room of the Lorain County Bank building
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Elyria Community Service Council
Chauncey B. Smythe
Lorain County Bank
Two Injured In Traffic Crashes In Local Week End
Several minor collisions occurred over the weekend with two teens injured when a car on Grafton Road near Elyria collided with a truck driven by J J Wargo of Durkee Road. Multiple drivers faced fines for reckless or drunk driving in Elyria area notices.
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Ben Horace Bruce
Indian Hollow Road
Logstrip Christensen
Grafton Road
J. J. Wargo
Durkee ‘Road
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Clyne McKim
Creston
W. H. Vanoster
EH. Parker
McKim
Broad Street
Eddie Ballane
Cleveland
Joseph Petro
Peperitt Clarence W. Dick
C.H. Snyder
Warden Avenue
Wayoster
R. M. Goldman
John Schaible
R. D
William Schnarrenberger
Chatfield
OPCN Kindergarten Classes Open in Elyria Public Schools
Kindergarten classes opened today in four Elyria public schools with enough demand to warrant organization. Mrs. Loyola Taylor directs morning sessions at Franklin and afternoon at Ely. Mrs. M. J. Baumhardt leads morning classes at McKinley and afternoon at Ely. Classes run privately at $2.50 per month paid to teachers. the Board of Education provides room space but the service is not part of public schools. Mrs. Taylor taught last year. Baumhardt is a former Elyria High School teacher.
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Loyola Taylor
Franklin School
Ely School
M. J. Baumhardt
McKinley School
Ely
Board of Education
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Baumhardt
Elyvia
Ross McLarnin Bout Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York September night sees world welterweight champ Barney Ross shed six pounds to defend his title against Jimmy McLarnin of Berkeley. Ross weighed 140 6/10 pounds and McLarnin 146 1/4, three quarters of a pound under the welter limit. Promoters of Madison Square Garden and the Christmas fund said the show would proceed despite early rains.
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Madison Squares
Big Long Island Bowl
Jimmy McLarnin
Berkeley
Calif
Ross
Boxing Commission
McLarnie
Madison Sauar
Garden
Christmas Fund
Methodist Churches See Net Membership Gain in Conference
North East Ohio Conference reports year end total membership of 195,644 with 736 churches and 889 parsonages. Sunday school membership declined to 167,749 while Epworth League stood at 13,626. Property value reached 19,199,915 with debt at 3,346,272. World Service gifts totaled 128,061, with various society and benevolence funds noted and a conference deficit of 80,513 after pastor claims.
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Epworth League
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Women's Home Missionary Society
St. Luke's Hospital
Elyria
Worthington
Berea
Youth urged to keep faith in rebuilding the world
Dr. Louis C. Wright president elect Baldwin Wallace College addressed the North East Ohio Methodist Youth Conference at First M E Church. He urged youth to reinvent the world rather than copy it and warned education faces uncertainty about the future. He stressed pursuing dreams to avert a new dark age and advancing redemptive work toward universal brotherhood. Music by St Andrew's Episcopal choir conducted by Russell Broughton accompanied the service.
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Louis C. Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ohio Methodist Conference
M. E
Methodist Youth Conference
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Russell Broughton
Elyria Teachers Federation Set to Meet Thursday
The Elyria Teachers Federation will hold an important meeting Thursday afternoon in Room 121 of the Lincoln building. The session is called for 4 p.m. and announced today.
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Elyria Teachers Federation
Elyria Teachers’ Federation
Lincoln Building
Youth Conference Passes Resolutions and Elects Officers
More than 190 delegates at the Methodist Youth Conference pass resolutions pledging abstinence from alcohol and tobacco and support for a clean moving pictures movement. Thomas Lea of Ashley is elected president, George Birney Jr. vice-president, Esther Jorce secretary treasurer, and Marian Bainbridge assistant. Glean Martin of Akron is named representative to the National Methodist Youth Council. The body also approves four sectional reports and backs the statement War is a sin as Christians cannot participate in war. The economy report urges the Christian Way as the remedy.
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Jesus Christ
Methodist
Thomas Lea
Ashley
George Hugh Birney, Jr
Mantua
Esther Jorce
Youngstown
Marian Bainbridge
North Olmsted
Glean Martin
Akron
Ohio
National Methodist Youth Council
Bishop Defines Meaning Of King In Christian Thought
Bishop Ernest G. Richardson spoke to a capacity audience at the Methodist church about how the word king has many meanings. He outlined absolute, autocratic and constitutional kings, arguing Jesus seeks the absolute kingship and noting His crown as King of Kings. He asked who decides life laws and urged listeners to follow divine commandments, then began No. 4 Continued on Page 2.
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Ernest G. Richardson
Methodist Chiurch
Richardson
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Galls for Creative Thinking Conference Address
Dr Frederick Roehm of Baldwin Wallace College urged Methodist Youth delegates from North East Ohio Conference to embrace a united, consecrated role in shaping a new world. More than 159 delegates attended as Boehm stressed devotion to work church family and fellow men.
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Methodist Youth Conference
Frederick Roehm
Baldwin-Wallace College
North-East Ohio
New World
Boehm
Report On Work of Missionary Societies
The North East Ohio Conference program featured the Women s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies. Mrs H F Metcalfe spoke on work among Negroes Orientals and 200000 migrant children. Dr W W T Duncan defended missions and urged support. Receipts: Home Missionary Society 61755 down 3266. Foreign Missionary Society 63757 up 886.
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H. F. Metcalfe
Nationa Bureau
Home Missionary Society
W. W. T. Duncan
Lakewood Methodist Church
Foreign Missions
Duncan
Foreign Missionary Society of the Conference
King and Jester Work as Roommates at Conference
Rev Edwin A Jester of Burbank Ohio and Rev Charles F King of Washington Ohio were paired as roommates at the Methodist Episcopal conference in Elyria. Jester noted the coincidence that he had just taken over the Burbank pastorate while King had previously held it. The pair joked that King and Jester make a fine combination.
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Edwin A. Jester
Burbank
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Jester
Elyria
Charles F. King
Washington
King
Tells Of Work Of Methodist Church In South America
Rev Ralph E Diffendorfer, secretary for foreign missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church, spoke at the North East Ohio conference in Elyria about a rising middle class in South American republics. He had just returned from five months touring Peru Bolivia Chile Argentina and Uruguay. His topic was God Asken Some Observations on South America based on a Bolivian painter's recent work.
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Ralph E. Diffedorfer
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio
Elyria
Pr. Diffendorfer
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Argentina
Uruguay
Diffendorfer
Ghurhchmen Urge Education for Peace in Conference
Resolutions from World Peace committee and North East Ohio Conference call Methodist students to seek exemptions from compulsory military training or study in nontraining institutions. They commend the Legion draft program exposing warfare’s inhumanities and urge church based Education for Peace programs and public awareness to take profits out of war.
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Committee On World Peace
Ohio
American Legion
Eight Elders And Twelve Deacons Are Ordained
Eight elders and twelve deacons were ordained at a Sunday afternoon service of the First M. E. church in the North East Ohio Conference. Names include William J. Bennett Geneva and Walter T. Swearengin Doylestown, with deaconess LeMardred Brizhwood Cleveland. Bishop E G Richardson presided and baptized four babies.
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William J. Bennett
Geneva
Robert E. Brinkman
Bostos
Mass
William J. Hooker
Bellaire
John G. Koontz
North Olmsted
Robert W. McNary
Freeport
Paul
NE Ohio Methodist Conference backs St Luke's hospital support
The North East Ohio Methodist Conference approved urging churches to support St Luke's Hospital in Cleveland. A special offering on the first Sunday in November was approved, with a committee report praising the hospital as part of Methodism and urging continued cooperation to raise funds within the Cleveland Community Fund.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio Methodist Conference
Iis
Civean
Cleveland Commuunity Fund
St. Luke's
Bank At LaRue Held Up By 3 Men
Bulletin La Rue Ohio Sept iv three armed bandits in an automobile with Columbus license plates robbed the Campbell's National Bank here of an undetermined amount. Sheriff's office at Marion said only one woman employee was in the office when two bandits entered. The third man watched from the wheel as the car outside, plates said to be issued to a Columbus man, were not reported.
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