Council Discusses County Police Radio System Costs
City officials reviewed a proposed county wide police radio hookup from Lorain County Radio Corp at a total $21,475 with city share about $496 and monthly $75, plus $35 receiving sets per car. Safety committee to investigate. sewer petition debate continues. council approved $20.82 claim by Mrs. Schuster for a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Leonard
Loram County Radio Corporation
Lorain
Leonard
Safety Committee
Canteilman
Frank Henke
Abbe Road
Council
Cleveland Street
New York Central Railroad
Henke
Councilman denounces reckless drivers in Elrria
Councilman Frank Henke rebukes Elrria's younger element for traffic law violations and calls for police enforcement. Ed Notler notes traffic regulation concerns raised by residents about stop signs and crashes at Second and Court streets as drivers ignore signals.
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Elrria
Frank Henke
Elsha
Henke
Council
Notler
Notley
Second and
Court Street
Davey To Deliver Message To Legislature
Governor Davey prepared to address the special session of the General Assembly opening Tuesday in Columbus. He plans to urge immediate old age pension financing, revised poor relief, and registration to enable a $20,000,000 institutional building program. Opposition grows to a state authority to issue bonds for financing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davey
General Assembly
Fuesdar
Ohio Weather Outlook Sees Fair Skies Tonight Through Wednesday
Generally fair conditions prevail tonight and Wednesday across Ohio. Showers possible in extreme north late Wednesday. Southeast areas mild tonight, cooler in far north on Wednesday. Central regions slightly warmer tonight with cooler trends forecast for the extreme north portion.
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Ohio
Denial of Ethiopian Border Fighting Reports
Rome reports from Geneva say officials deny fighting on the Ethiopian border. They call the reports absolutely false and a repetition of numerous recent war threats.
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Rome
Geneva
Shouse Attacks Roosevelt Policies In Speech
Jennett Shouse of the American Liberty League denounced Roosevelt’s spending and work relief as a failure. He called the breathing spell a publicity stunt by Scripps Howard and the President to bolster standing with business, urging voters to demand a covenant keeping the 1932 Democratic platform. He cited delayed budget balance and congressional measures hindering recovery as proof of mismanagement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Fetter
Ror W. Howard
Jennett Shouse
American Liberty League
Heywood Broun
Shouse
Presidor
Scripps-Howard
Howard
Rooseveit
Congress
Congressman Tells of Recovery Legislation
Rotarians and guests heard Congressman Don Harter discuss Washington legislation aimed at economic recovery and boosting national mood. He defended liberty, warned against dictatorships, praised growing congressional independence, and described an anti dumping bill to curb foreign undercutting. He closed with a vivid account of a storm related plane crash in which he was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Harter
Washington
Congressman Harter
Congress
Harter
Ten Ohio Counties Take Over Relief Duties
A Columbus survey indicates no serious administrative difficulties as ten Ohio counties assume relief duties from the federal government on Sunday. Federal Emergency Relief Administration officials say the counties either have funds on hand to finance relief activities or can raise money locally.
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Columbus
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Britain Masses Naval Might In Mediterranean
London reports Britain is massing naval power in the Mediterranean for the war’s strongest display since World War I. The Hood leads a home fleet reinforcement alongside Renown Orion Neptune and Achilles, with destroyers and a minelaying tender arriving. Greek authorities say Britain will send 26 ships and auxiliaries to Greek waters between Sept. 25 and Oct. 15, to visit Corfu Nava rino and Agrostoli. Rome notes possible reinforcement from distant theaters, while Italian destroyers reach Leros, Kalimnos and Kos, and land troops for hospitals and batteries. In England, 40,000 soldiers, 360 tanks and air squadrons begin three days of war games across 190 square miles in a sham campaign.
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Br VA
London
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Gibralttar
Hood
Renown
Orion
Neptune
Achilles
Athens
Greek
Ministry of Marine
Corfu
Navarino
Agrostoli
Leros
Kalimnos
Kos Islands
Dodecanese
Isa
Baldwin summons cabinet ministers in London
Prime Minister Stanfery Baldwin returned to London from his country residence and called a meeting of all cabinet ministers now in London.
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London
Stanfery Baldwin
Quezon Leads In Presidency Contest
Manila dispatch reports Manuel Quezon holding a three to one lead over the nearest rival in incomplete returns of the race for the Philippines commonwealth presidency. The article notes Quezon's status as front runner amid the colonial transition and the early vote tally from Manila.
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Quezon
Manila
FP. T
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
New Commonwealth
Chicken thief drives off with fifty chickens
A man in a big sedan stole 51 chickens from George Claybaugh's farm in broad daylight, driving away in the vehicle. local authorities alerted as the incident occurred on September 17 in Shei By O. The thief loaded the poultry and fled the scene.
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George Claybaugh
Three Men Battle In Plane Ends With Baseball Star Slain
TORONTO Sept 17 authorities probed reports that Leonard Koenecke star outfielder was killed in a midair battle with two aviators on a pilotless plane above Toronto. Pilot Mulqueeney claimed he prevented a crash. Davis charged with manslaughter. Koenecke killed as the plane landed near New Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Leonard Koenecke
William Joseph Mulqueeney
Irvin Davis
Douglas Davidson
Mimico
Ont
Arthur Roebuck
Leonard Oenecke
National Baseball League
Joseph Mulqueener
Koenecke
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis
Detroit
Mulqueener
Buffalo
Irwin Davis
Mulqueene
Davis
Mulqueeney
New Toronto
Long Branch
G. Jor
Ben
Storms cripple coast as ships struggle in Bristol Channel
A severe gale of 100 miles an hour battered the southeastern Irish and southwestern English coasts. The 4017 ton steamer Mary Kingsley with 58 aboard rode huge waves near the Bristol Channel entrance as lifeboats proved impossible. The Brompton Motor, 1735 tons, possibly sank near the Isle of Wight with crew swept overboard. A United Kingdom destroyer and other ships stood by as a drifting submarine posed a grave peril. Distress calls and later updates described battered vessels and shifting positions around Lundy Island and the Bar of Biscay as the storm raged through the night.
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London
Seper
Mary Kinesley
Bristol Channel
Bay of Biscar
Ireland
Dempster Lines
England
Mary
Kingsley
Cardiff
Brompton
Isle of Wight
Lundy Island
Hariland Point
Briston Channel
Bar of Biscay
Nation Pauses To Honor Constitution Day Highlights nationwide events
Washington observes the 148 year old Constitution with torchlight parade pageantry and concerts by Army and Navy bands. Demonstrations and speeches mark the day in major cities including New York Boston Chicago Detroit and Pittsburgh as backers push for a national holiday. Institutions discuss Roosevelt era policy debates amid civics themed tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ronseveli
Army
Navy
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
Roosevelt
Roy W. Howard
Stripps-Howard
Commerce
Daniel C. Roler
George Washington Masonic National Memorial
Alexandria Va
Constitution Avenue
George Washington
New York
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Eight Lorain County Methodist Churches Get New Pastors
Lorain county Methodist churches announce new pastor appointments at the Northeast Ohio Conference session at Lakewood. Reassignments include Elyria First M E Church staying with Dr E J Bond, and changes at Amherst Axel Avon Vincent Fields Grafton Huntington Lorain Delaware Avenue Pittsfield Wellington. Several pastors remain at current posts.
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Lorain County
Lakewood
Elyria
Akron
E. J. Bond
Elyria First
M. E
Amherst-Axiel
Avon-Vincent
Fields
Grafton
Huntington
Lorain
Delaware Avenue
Pittsfield
Wellington
B. H. Ryan
Roy Jensen
Rean
H. J. Bond
D. S. Carpenter
Seville
Fields Church
J. G. Koontz
Huntington and Spencer
E. F. Wood
J. H. Jones
Brighton
P. P. Brown
Columbia Station
E. Kaetzel
Henrietta Faleo
Birmingham
Rev Meister Reappointed Superintendent At Elyria Home
Rev Karl P Meister was reappointed superintendent of the Elyria Home for the Aged by the East Ohio Conference of the Episcopal Church at Lakeside Ohio. The session concluded with appointments and new trustees named including Dr P Barnes replacing Dr W Endler. Meister also elected president of the Northeast Ohio Conference Board, while a financial report showed gifts to the Fioria Home up 3300 over last year. CADIZ divorces granted to Mrs Ruth Forsythe and Mrs Dorothy Ines by Judge Canaga.
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Karl P. Meister
Eella
Eat Episcopal Church
Lakeside
Ohio
Elyria Home
P. Barnes
Akrondistr
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Episcopal Church
Wichita
Kansas
Meister
J. C. Smith
Cuyahoga Fails
Fioria
Oges
Cadiz. O
Ruth Forsythe
Dorothy Ines
G. 0. Canaga
Objects To Water Dept Practice Causes Local Action
Purchasers of property inheriting unpaid water bills faced pressure from Councilman George Thompson who condemned the water department for an unfair demand on new owners. He noted courts have held the claim not a lien against property and urged officials to end the practice through Solicitor Harver Cheney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
Council
Water Department
Thompson
Harver Cheney
Men Convicted In Bombings Seek Retrial in Cleveland Case
Rudolph Kopecka and Thomas Smetana, Clevelanders convicted last week for bombing an Avon power line tower, seek a new trial. Hearing set for Saturday before Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Fincher. Defense argues verdicts unsupported by evidence and alibi ruling unconstitutional, alleges juror disbanding after a long night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Kopecka
Thomas Smetana
Avon
Common Preas
Guy B. Fincher
Tedar
Nex
Report Half Of PWA Applications Fail To Meet Standards
Washington reports that more than half of 11,640 PWA applications for federal allocations over 1.06 billion dollars fail to meet Roosevelt administration standards. Harold Ickes says no allotment board meeting today to review remaining unallocated work. deadlines were revised after Hyde Park. He notes contracts must be let by December 15 and that allocations have been set, with project reallocations now a formality. He dismisses the Sana and Go total cut as a setback but urges a permanent PWA program to absorb unemployment.
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Washington
PWA
Roosevelt
Harold L. Ickes
Advisory
Aligtment Board
Roosevel
Hyde Park
Ickes
Four Members Elected To Police Pension Board 1936
Four members were chosen yesterday to serve on the Police Pension Board for 1936. Sergeants Curtis Hamlin and Arthur Hard were elected as police members, while Mrs. Anna Kennedy and W. G. Smith were elected as council members. Existing civilian members Dr. M. E. Perry and Dr. C. J. Miller remain, and firemen ballot results will be released after September 28.
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Tvo
Curtis Hamlin
Arthur Hard
Anna Kennedy
W. G. Smith
M. E. Perry
C. J. Miller
Political Leader Charles Grace Dies in Circleville
Charles E Grace a 54 year old grain dealer and local political leader died yesterday in Circleville He served on the staff of the late Gov Joseph Foraker and was a prominent figure in politics locally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pies Circleville
Tepr
Charles E. Grace
Joseph Foraker
Packing Plant Safe Blown as Gunmen Escape
Six masked robbers armed with submachine guns and shotguns stormed the Waldeck Packing Plant in Sandusky early today. They bound eight employees, blew open a safe within two minutes, and fled in a car with several thousand dollars, with losses reportedly over $16,000 in checks. Officials said plant records would fix the exact amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Waldeck
Coonrod Keezer
W i. Moore
G. Howard Waldock
Waldeck Packing Co
Harry H. Pfeil
Commerce Chamber Forum Meeting Set for Sept 26
Four committees under Al Mason plan Elyria Chamber of Commerce member ship forum dinner at 6 30 p m Thursday September 26 at First M E Church. Fifteen-Eight Club handles arrangements with committees on place tickets factories entertainment and talks will focus on business and industrial life in Elyria with an optimistic outlook. Speakers not yet announced. Open to all Elyrians, members or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Mason
Chamber of Commerce
M. E. Church
Walter Schultz
Nelson M. Fitch
Ralph Yous
Robert Crebore
Mark Willis
Don Sotherden
Harold Rerick
LD. McBean
Ralph Snyder
Frank E. Stevens
Elyria
Optim O
Elyrians
Elrria
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Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Britain
Baldwin
Ginners
Jane
Indianapelis
American Association
Methodist
Gey
Water Dept
Police Pension Board
Commerce Chamber Forum
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