Sherrill Report Is Unfair Says Berrodin Pensions Chief
Ohio reform debate over old age pension administration continues as H. J. Berrodin, head of the pension division, denounces the Sherrill committee report as unfair and sometimes malicious. He defends central office integrity and warns county boards granted awards for political reasons. In Hocking County, 718 applications were certified by July 31 1935 while only 527 received awards in August.
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Columbus, CO
H. J. Berrodin
Sherrill Committee
Ohio
Hocking
Bus Collision Injures Three Near Painesville Ohio
A Greyhound passenger bus and a freight truck collided ten miles west of Painesville Ohio injuring three people. The truck driver Don Smith 21 of Tiffin sustained possible concussion and was hospitalized with others suffering cuts and bruises. The bus carried 24 passengers and was westbound from New York.
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Painesville
Greyhound Line
Here
Walter Sjo
K. L. Murphy
Elyria
Don Smith
Tiffon
Painesville Hospital
Charles Sternberg
Sam Williams
Tiffin
L. C. Windstrom
Chicago
Medics Study U.S. Spending at Northwestern Ohio Meeting
Dr Morris Fishbein reports at the Northwestern Ohio Medical Association annual session that the average family spends about 30 a year on medical care while the average person spends double this at the hairdresser. He notes medical service prices are higher now than fifty years ago, but benefits are greater and says state control of medicine is impractical.
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Marion, CO
Northwestern Ohio Medical Association
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Association
Fishbein
New SEC Head Wall Street Opposed "Brain Truster" Now For Him
The article profiles the new head of the Securities and Exchange Commission who previously faced opposition from Wall Street figures labeled as brain trust, but now earns their support as he outlines regulatory priorities and oversight measures.
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Wall Street
Landis Named New SEC Chairman Meets Skeptics
James M. Landis, 35, a former Harvard law professor, is appointed head of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Wall Street had protested two years earlier when his name was linked to the chairmanship, but his tenure as a commissioner has won support. He has the blessing of retiring chairman Joseph M. Kennedy who helped launch the commission.
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James M. Landis
Harvard
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wall Street
Landis
Securities and Exchange Bill
New Commission
Commission
New York
Boston
Secrets of School Board Ballot Ruling in Pike County
Secretary of State George Myers ruled 12 candidates for school boards in Pike county off the November ballot for vital petition defects. He overruled objections to four township candidates and ordered the county election board to place their names on the ballot after voting split four to two on petition validity.
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Columbus, CO
George Myers
Pike County
County Election Board
Myers
County funds short in Richland county for 1936
County Auditor Norman Wolfe estimated that Richland county government operating funds will fall about 350000 short for 1936. The figure points to a funding gap facing county departments and services.
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Mansfield, CO
Norman Wolfe
Richland County
Reach Verdict In Slaying Of Blonde Singer
Westchester, Pa. Sept 25 AP A double grand jury inquiry may follow an open coroner verdict on blues singer Evelyn Hoey's death at Henry H. Rogers III farm home The six jurors ruled she died by a person or persons unknown Prosecutors Rogers and cameraman William J. Kelley pledged cooperation in any similar probe of the coroner's jury conduct.
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Westchester
Evelyn Hoey
Henry H. Rogers
Rogers
William J. Kelley
Hoey
Roger
Newark Police Rule Out Murder In Staircase Fatality
Newark Ohio police concluded a murder theory is unlikely after finding the body of a man identified as Altey Nestor, about 30, with a crushed skull in a stairway. Capt. C F Koblenz said there was no foul play and that letters helped identify the transient who formerly lived in Keyser West Virginia.
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Newark
Altey Nestor
C. F. Koblentz
Keyser
W. Va
Four Ohio towns approve bond issues in votes
Canal Winchester approves a $30,000 sewage disposal plant bond 161 to 20. Upper Arlington approves a $185,000 high school addition bond 412 to 51. Chillicothe approves a $225,000 intercepting sewer bond 1784 to 614. Georgetown approves a $47,000 sanitary sewer system bond 473 to 107. All seek federal grants to complete financing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Canal Winchester
Upper Arlington
Chillicothe
Georgetown
Relief Finance Plan Faces Key Relief Funding Debate
Ohio's general assembly reconvened in a special session to tackle a workable relief financing plan. Two administration-suggested methods and another proposed to the senate taxation committee are under consideration as the houses prepare to reconvene at 1:30 p.m. The state must devise a means to assume the burden of direct relief after November 1 under federal relief guidance.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Senate Taxation Committee
Youths Linked With Holdups Across Ohio and Kentucky
Lieut. Thomas A. Scully announced arrests of a local youth and two held in Ashland Kentucky connected to a robbery spree. Leroy Wright 18 is held on an open charge while George L Pence 21 and George Lott 28 both of Columbus are wanted for holdups in Lancaster Delaware Newark Worthington Sunbury Dayton and Ashland Kentucky.
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Columbus
Thomas A. Scully
Ashland
Ohio
Leroy Wright
George L. Pence
George Lott
Lancaster
Delaware
Newark
Worthington
Sunbury
Dayton
Northeastern Ohio groups form drive for more tax revenue
Seventy five officials from townships and municipalities in northeastern Ohio organized to press for increased tax revenue. The new organization named the eastern Ohio division of the Ohio association of county township and municipal governments will send deficit data for next year to a clearing house in the Columbus mayor’s office.
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Akron
Ohio
Northeastern Ohio
Ohio Association of
Frank Ayres
Lorain
Columbus
City Council Grants 25 Percent Salary Refund
City councilors report a strained General Fund and vote to refund 25 percent of salaries for the rest of the year. The move reflects the fund’s dangerously low condition and aims to stabilize finances.
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Niles
FDR Appeals to Clergy for Counsel Across States
President Roosevelt asks U S clergymen for counsel and advice on serving the people. Letters carrying the appeal were released in Rhode Island Indiana Maryland and Ohio. He hopes the social security act and works program are carried out effectively and asks for community conditions in replies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rhode Island
Indiana
Maryland
Ohio
Factory Celebrates Defiance Plant Modernization
The American Steel Package Co. marked an open house after remodeling the former steel drum plant into a radio condenser factory. The site employs 300 workers with an average monthly payroll of 30,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
American Steel Package Co
Records return of sorority charters at Dennison University
Alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta and Kappa Kappa Gamma at Dennison University recover missing original charters and records six years after a prank. The bundles were found outside the sorority houses as school readiness begins.
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Granville
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Dennison University
Prison Farm Abandons Wooden Dormitories
The London Prison Farm Honor Camp abandoned today its wooden dormitories condemned as fire traps. Two hundred inmates were moved to a brick dormitory within the stockade.
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London, O
London Prison Farm
Bankers Convene Mansfield Ohio Meeting
About 250 bankers from northern and central Ohio gather at Westbrook Country Club for the Ohio Bankers Association annual session of group 6 in Mansfield on September 25.
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Mansfield. O
Ohio
Westbrook Country Club
Ohio Bankers Association
Miners and Operators Deadlocked in Wage Talks
Washington action on wage talks between soft coal miners and operators stalls as the United Mine Workers strike widens. District president Van A. Bitner reports no progress after a conference, with only a cent and a half per ton separating the two sides from a new contract to replace the expired April 1 agreement.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
van A. Bitner
West Virginia
Attacks on Masonry Prompt Masonry Defense Message
Sovereign Grand Commander Melvin M. Johnson urged Free Masons to defend Masonic Institutions in a report to the Scottish Rite Supreme Council Northern Jurisdiction. He condemned attacks on Free Masonry in Germany Italy and Russia and praised a 33rd degree class of over 40 to be conferred tonight at the Masonic Auditorium.
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Cleveland
Melvin M. Johnson
Supreme Council of the
Scottish Rite
Germany
Italy
Russia
Masonic Auditorium
Dempsey Sees No Rival To Louis In Heavyweight Box
Jack Dempsey says no current heavyweight can beat Joe Louis and praises Louis’s skill. He criticizes Max Baer as washed up after Baer’s failed fight, noting Baer wouldn’t slug and needed to follow basic plans. Dempsey adds he would have pressed Louis in his prime and jokes about his new restaurant career.
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Joe Louis
New York
Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Louis
Baer
Dempsey
Troops Mass on Ethiopian Border Amid Tense Clash Talk
The article reports increasing military buildup along Ethiopia's northern frontier with Italian Somaliland and Eritrea as rains end. Italy accuses the League of Nations committee of ignoring charges and alleging Ethiopian tyranny near the frontiers while Haile Selassie reassembles forces.
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Ethiopia
Somaliland
Eritrea
Emperor Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Italy
League
Conciliation Committee
Africa
Colonel Faces Court Martial In Ohio National Guard
Col Hugo Rudolph commander of the 147th Infantry Ohio N G. to face a general court martial in Cincinnati on charges related to regimental administration. He is the second officer to be tried recently. Maj W Morse Hicks medical officer awaits findings from a similar case brought by Rudolph, involving alleged disrespect and disregard of regimental rules.
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Cincinnati
Hugo Rudolph
147Th Infantry
Rudolph
W. Morse Hicks
Davey
Hicks
Police Seek Mystery Man In Slaying Case
Cleveland police hunt a middle aged man linked to the slaying of A Andrassy 28 whose body and another unidentified man were found in an east side ravine. Investigators say the suspect threatened Andrassy at his home weeks earlier and was seen near the crime scene.
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Cleveland
A. Andrassy
Andrassy
Sergt
Bernard Wold
Wold
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