Elyria Community Chest budget set at 55880 for 1933
Elyria’s 1933 Community Chest budget totals 55880 for care of the needy and welfare institutions. The executive committee set dates for November 13 to 20 with an opening dinner at a local church. Howard Butler chairs the drive and all budget items show reductions from 1932 levels, including hospital, charity, and campaign expenses. The committee also adopted Eugene Iverd's "At Your Door" poster as the official campaign image.
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Howard Butler
Elyria
Community Service Council
Associated Charities
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates Home For
Home For the
Salvation Army
Women's Auxiliary
M. GC. A
Ww. CA
Campaign
Gates
iThe Y. M. C A
Four Cuban politicians slain as Havana under martial law
Four prominent Cuban politicians were killed in swift gun assaults as Havana imposed martial law to quell retaliation fears. Victims include Clemente Vasquez Bello and Gonzalo Freyre de Andrade, with three Freyre de Andrade brothers among the dead and several others wounded. Police made mass arrests amid a manhunt for the attackers, who fled after using a death car.
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Havana
U.P
Pequilementc Asanes Bello
Gerardo Machado
Freyre de Andrade Brothers
Ricardo Dolz
Havana University
Artemisa
Clemente Vasquez Bello
Gonzalo Freyre de Andrade
Guillermo Freyre de Andrade
Leopoldo Frey
Senate
Country Club
George Ward
Camp Columbia Hospital
Vasquez Bello
Calvo
New York
Eviar
Aguiar
Gonzalo
Guillermo
Leopoldo
Plan for further relief for farmers in 25 percent loan plan
The White House announced a new relief plan for farmers focusing on seed and feed loans from the Agriculture Department. It would allow acceptance of only 25 percent of loan amounts now, delaying the remaining 75 percent until Congress defines repayment terms.
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Washington
White House
Department of Agriculture
Congress
County Asked to Pay Spirit of 76 Float Expense
James McDar mott and E L Henes of the Morgan Post American Legion in Wellington urged county commissioners to cover the $240 cost of preparing the Spirit of 76 float for the Washington pageant at the state fair. Commissioners Rhoads and Peebles resisted, with Peebles declining to sign the bill while Murray favored payment. No action was taken.
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James McDarmott
E L. Henes
Morgan Post
American Legion
Wellington
Lorain County
Washington
George Rhoads
Thomas Peebles
Peebles
C D. Murray
Ohio Forecast: Fair and cooler with frost risk at night
The Ohio weather outlook calls for fair skies and cooler air tonight and Thursday. A light frost is possible in exposed places tonight, with frost risk tapering later in the period as temperatures dip.
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Ohio
1200 Men Will Go Back To Mine
Ohio district mine 267 at Hollister to reopen under Governor White’s harmony plan with about 1200 workers on duty. State troops had been deployed to disarm private guards before the decision. mine officials accepted the 10 point program.
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Columbus
The
Ohio Collieries Company
Hollister
White
Death removes Elyria religious leader Dr. G. A. Reeder
Dr. G. A. Reeder, longtime Elyria Methodist minister and former Baldwin University president, died suddenly at 9:30 this morning. He served as superintendent emeritus of the Elyria Home for the Aged and held posts including District Superintendent of the Cleveland District and president of Baldwin University. Surviving are his widow Lucy Spencer Reeder and son Spencer Ward Reeder. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2:00 PM at the Methodist church.
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Elyria
G. A. Reeder
Elyria Home For the
Cleveland District of Methodist Churches
West Avenue
Reeder
Oberlin Methodist Church
Baldwin University
Boston University Theological School
Toledo
Home For
Lucy Spencer Reeder
Spencer Ward Reeder
Brown reports on electric rates in Elyria stadium lighting
James F. Brown, school business manager, told the board last night that electric charges for the Elyria school system show inconsistencies, with dramatic rate differences in light bills. He urged negotiating with Ohio Public Service Company to lower stadium lighting costs and uniform rates for the district. J A R Agate noted Elyria and Warren pay the highest rates in Ohio for night game lighting.
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Elyvia
James F. Brown
Board of Education
Brown
Elytadium
Ohio Public Service Company
J. A. R. Agate
Ohio
Elyria
Warren
New Jersey man Arrested in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Dennis Lawrence, 30, Passaic New Jersey photographer, was arrested in Harrisburgh Michigan on September 28 and detained for questioning in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. Officers say Colonel Lindbergh requested the arrest after an anonymous letter claimed Lawrence had knowledge of the crime.
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New Jersey
TN Lindbergh
Harrisburgh
Dennis Lawrence
Passaic
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Lawrence
E. J. Gibbons
State Highway Police
Tom Sweat
Lindbergh
Railroad survey to be conducted to reform regulation
The Coolidge Railroad Commission announced a comprehensive survey expected to bring drastic changes in 45 years of railroad regulation. Members include Calvin Coolidge, Alfred E. Smith, and Bernard M. Maruch among others. The letter from W. H. Bennett notes railroads face staggers deficits and 1.5 million employees rely on the system, suggesting regulation should shift toward business operation while preserving public interest.
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New York
Coolidge Railroad Commission
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Alfred E. Smith
Bernard M. Maruch
Clark Howell
Alexander Legge
Federal Grain Board
Inter- Rational Harvester
W. H. Bennett
Immigrant Savings Bank
Bennett
Baltimore and Ohio asks to borrow 3 million
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sought I C C approval to borrow 3 million from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to increase employment and stimulate business. Funds would repair and rebuild locomotives freight cars and to build 20 new all steel gondola cars. The road offered its note as security for the loan.
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Washington
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hurricane toll rises in Puerto Rico and Caribbean path
Reports from San Juan indicate a hurricane killed at least 200, wounded about 1,000 and left thousands homeless as it grimly moved northwest toward Santo Domingo. Debris, downed power lines, and ruined crops marked the devastation across Puerto Rico and nearby islands while authorities scramble to assess continuing losses.
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Puerto Rico
Santo Domingo
San Juan
Aleady
Haiti
Virgin Islands
Puerto
Pan-American Airways
Canabanas
Luquillo
San Jardo
Jean
Point Mundo
H Butte
D. Y. Bowman
H. M. Hazlett
Ceibe
Cape San Juan
Luauillo
Alajardo
Sage of Mississippi dies at Cedar Grove Farm
John Sharpe Williams, renowned Mississippi statesman and Southern gentleman, died at Cedar Grove Farm at midnight surrounded by his books and relics of a long career. Family and friends gathered at the bedside as his condition worsened after months of illness. he was 78.
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Bulletr
Yazoo City
Miss
John Sharpe Williams
Mississippi
Cedar Grove Farm
Jars Sought as Mayor Urges Elyrians to Donate
Mayor W. H. Van Oster called on Elyrians to donate fruit jars to save surplus food going to waste. The city has bought several thousand jars but lacks funds for more. Municipal gardeners lack jars and money to buy them. In Cleveland, Miss Edith Louisa Cook, 45, associate professor at Western Reserve University Library Science, died after a brief illness.
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W. H. van Oster
Elyrians
Cleveland
Edith Louisa Cook
Library Science School
Western Reserve University
Opening Game Play By Play First Inning Cubs Yankees
Cubs Herman singled to short center English singled to right Ruth muffed, Herman scoring English at third. Ruth error. Cuyler struck out Stephenson singled off Ruffing, English scored Moore struck out Grimm struck out. Two runs, three hits, one error. Yankees Combs struck out Sewell fled to Grimm by first base Ruth out to Grimm.
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CUBS
Hermann
English
Ruth
Herman
Cuyler
Stephenson
Ruffing
Moore
Grimm
Yankees
Combs
Sewell
Chicago
New York
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Dickey
Hartnett
Chapman
Koenig
Crosetti
Bush
Mayor seeks 40000 more relief funds this winter
Mayor W V Van Oster asked county commissioners to approve an additional 40000 in relief aid for the city this winter. He warned coal, food, and medical costs could exhaust relief funds by November or December without national support. He also discussed a proposed city commissary to cut costs but noted morale and access concerns.
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W. V. van Oster
Fey
Eaton Township
Earthquake Disaster Strikes Aegean Region
Severe quake near Chalcidici causes island Amogiana to vanish into the sea and wrecks relics on Mount Athos. Refugee families from the Peninsula are reported lost. Survivors driven mad or buried. hot red waters erupt from ground. Stagira village submerged.
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Athens
Chalcidici
Amogiana
Chaldicrdi
Mount Athos
Cassandra
Stratoniki
Stagira
Death of Cleveland banker Hoyt Y. Shulters in New York
Hoyt Y. Shulters, president of the National City Bank of Cleveland and of the Cleveland Clearing House, died today in a New York hotel at 3. Stricken by heart trouble, he was a prominent figure in Cleveland banking circles.
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Bulletin
New York
Hoyt Y. Shulters
National City Bank of
Cleveland
New York Hotel
Shulters
Cleveland Clearing House
Opening World Series at Yankee Stadium Cubs-Yankees clash
The Cubs and Yankees opened the World Series at Yankee Stadium under variable skies. Guy Bush pitched for Chicago against Red Ruffing of New York as Babe Ruth showcased his power with a batting display. Umpires were Dineen, Klem, Van Grafland, and Warburth amid light rain and drying infields.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
U. P
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Ruthville
Cubs
Guy Bush
Chicago
Charley
Bill Dineen
Klem
van Grafland
Warburth
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Coolidge Commission
Mississippy
Poland
Lima
Alvin W. Couples
Sarah Ellen Couples
Everett
Couples
Sebring
Charis Baumgarten
Pirates
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