Battles Over Connecticut Court Seats Shake State Politics
Democratic and Republican judges clash over control of 69 municipal courts in Connecticut. Governor Bowles faces a legal tangle as Republican incumbents refuse to yield while Democrats take over in others. State Supreme Court expected to hear test cases July 12. Bowles blames Republican House leaders for the crisis and issued a rare proclamation adjourning a GOP-led Assembly.
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Cut
State Supreme Court
Chester Bowles
General Assembly
House
Senate
June Vehicle Sales Report Shows New Cars and Trucks Sold
Code Clerk C Frank Sherrard reported June county dealer sales totaling 924 new cars and 96 new trucks, with 1 133 used cars and 57 used trucks. Casual sales totaled 1 275 cars and 74 used trucks. title department cash receipts reached 6306 85 dollars.
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C. Frank Sherrard
Henryetta man rushes to hospital forgets wife
In Henryetta Oklahoma Jack Whipps drove to the hospital with his wife in labor. He forgot his wife when he started the trip, forcing a return to the house to fetch her bag and then continue.
Three More Flogging Cases In Alabama Traced to Mobs
A Jefferson County grand jury blamed three new floggings on hooded night riders, all recorded May 20 in the coal hills west of Birmingham. Testimony from 15 witnesses preceded the holiday recess as prosecutors pursued a pattern of violent acts linked to robed mobs across Jefferson and Clay counties.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
Here
Jack Alexander
Quintown
Alexander
Girls win landslide slate in Hinton high election
In Hinton West Virginia the girls dominated the high school student government election, securing 15 of 17 major offices across the two top classes. The results reflect a decisive preference for female leadership among the student body.
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Hinton
W. Va
Foreclosures, divorces, and notices in Canton court docket
The Canton Common Pleas list includes mortgage foreclosures against Harley A. Robinson et al for $17,187.06 and Association against John Toussant et al for $1,707. Personal injury damages of $10,000 were awarded to William A. Grubbs in a traffic collision case versus Jacob Graber & Sons. Divorces granted list multiple pairs with addresses. Marriage license applications feature several couples. Municipal Court fined William B. Phillips for disorderly conduct and intoxication. Mrs. Virginia D. Hoffman recuperates after surgery at Mercy Hospital, an Aged Aid investigator.
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Common Pleas Court
First Federal Savings & Loan Association
Harley A. Robinson
Cleveland
William A. Grubbs
Wellington
Jacob Graber & Sons
Hartville
Randolph City Savings Bank & Trust Co
Alliance
John Toussant
Boylan
Franklin J. Capes
Terrace Rd
George F. Roden
Renard
Louisville
Howard Snyder
Sharon Rd
William B. Phillips
3Rd St NW
Virginia D. Hoffman
17Th St NE
Mercy Hospital
Hoffman
Division of Aid For the Aged
June 30 Announcements Of Newborns In Aultman Mercy Areas
A list of couples announcing births includes Wilfred Johns and wife at 922 3rd St NW with a son. Lyman Lowry and wife at 2328 Tuscarawas St E announce a daughter. Robert Hinton and wife at 150 36th St NE announce a son. Ronald Jack and wife RD 1 Hartville announce a daughter. Leslie D Arnold and wife 1224 18th St NE announce a son. John DeGarfen and wife 1122 Preyer Ct SE announce a son. Richard Haas and wife 1437 Gibbs Ave NE announce a son. Thomas DiFiore and wife 1282 Perryrd announce a daughter. James Mick and wife RD 2 Minerva announce a daughter.
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Norman W. Hole
Donna Hole
S. Seneca
Alliance
Leo Baroni
Ida Baroni
S. Webb Ave
James Freeland
Walnut Ave
Virginia E. Freeland
Brandonville
W. Va
Aurelius Roosevelt Stonum
Bessie Stonum
Penn Pl
Cecil A. Abbott
Canton
Patricia G. Abbott
2Nd St
Raymond C. Hardie
Bryan Ave
Verba L. Hardie
Lincoln Ave
Franklyn E. Snyder
Chicago
Ill
Donna Jean Snyder
Young Ave
Thomas James Fox
Marion Ave
Wanda Marie Fox
Canal Fulton
Harry Slackford
London
Rose Slackford
4Th St
Ernest E. Rink
Linden St
Massillon
Mildred E. Rink
RD 1
Frederick E. Schehl
Milner Hotel
Ruth E. Schehl
Ruth Schehl
Louisville
Silas Eudy
Beaulah L. Eudy
Broad
Aultman
Wilfred L. Johnston
3Rd St
Lyman Lowry
Tuscarawas St E
Robert Hinton
36Th St
Ronald Jack
Hartville
Leslie D. Arnold
18Th St NE
Mercy
John DeGarfenried
Preyer Ct SE
Richard Haas
Gibbs
Thomas DiFiore
Perryrd
James Mick
Minerva
Charis Foundation Ad Promotes Summer Underwear Line
Charis Foundation advertises girdles, foundations, and bandeaux made of tropical material for summer wear. The notice lists its contact at 600 Peoples Bank Building, ZIP 32404-ad.
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Charis Foundation
Peoples Bank
Chicken Dinner at the Farm All Day Sunday
Home cooked foods and pies featured at Mrs. A. Howard’s Kelp Farm on Rt. 62 S. 40844 ad. Also Helen's Beauty Salon at 3349 Mahoning NE near Fairmont bus, contact 56544 ad. Furniture bargains galore with all merchandise reduced at Glick 1320 W. Tusc ad.
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A. Howard
Kelp Farm
Rt. 62
Helen’s Beauty Salon
Mahoning
Fairmont
Glick
Tusc
Mi. N
Greentown
Summer Special Trade Your Old Venetians
Trade your old Venetians for the new cordless in 14 colors. Local ad copy lists colors and promotion details for summer sales and product exchange options.
Traffic Court Fines and Jail for Reckless Driving Cases
Municipal Judge Donald L. Mc Carroll returned to Traffic Court and levied 427 in fines and costs on 24 motorists. William C. Reibenstein received 2 days in jail, 25 fine, 15 day driving suspension for reckless driving, plus a separate 1 fine for excessive motorcycle noise. Several others faced suspensions, fines, and additional counts for speeding and improper vehicle equipment.
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Donald L. McCarroll
William C. Reibenstein
Lawrence Rd NE
Reibenstein
Louis Bryant
Lafayette Ave SE
Dominick Coliacavo
Marioll SW
Paul E. Kritz
RD 2
Hartville
Lawrence C. Polen
High Ave
John H. Simpkin
Greenfield Ave
Robert Mariel
15Th St
Pat DiMario
Henry Ave
Jack E. Beitler
Clarendon Ave
Cora E. Long
Revell Yarger Renamed A A A Group Chairman
Revell Yarger of Waynesburg was re elected chairman of the Northeastern Ohio Association of Elected Farmer Agricultural Adjustment Administration Committeemen at their annual meeting in Ravenna Friday night. Wayne Smith of Jefferson was chosen vice chairman H W Bower of Creston secretary treasurer and Albert G Cabroun of Canfield director. Delegates included community and county committeemen from Stark Ashtabula Cuyahoga Columbiana Geauga Lake Mahoning Medina Portage Summit. Christ Kainrad spoke on Pending Farm National Legislation and J Glenn Bates spoke on the future for farmers.
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Revell Yarger
Waynesburg
Northeastern Ohio Association of
Farmer Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ravenna
Wayne Smith
Jefferson
H. W. Bower
Creston
Albert G. Cabroun
Canfield
Stark
Ashtabula
Cuyahoga
Columbiana
Geauga
Lake
Lake, Mahoning
Medina
Portage
Summit Counties
Christ Kainrad
Diamond
Ohio Production and Marketing Administration
J. Glenn Bates
Salem
Marshall Plan Nations Ease Trade Barrier
Paris July 2 A compromise on Marshall Plan trade eased a long policy deadlock. Nineteen European nations approved the arrangement in principle after eight hours of talks among the United States Britain and Belgium. The pact will form part of a new intra European payments system with 25 percent of credits usable in any member nation. Belgium pledged 87.5 million dollars in francs as credits to boost trade, with 25 year loans at 2 percent interest benefiting Britain France and Holland. Belgium will also receive 112.5 million dollars in Marshall Aid credits to buy in the United States. W Averell Harriman hailed the accord as advancing multilateral trade and broader competition in Europe.
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United States
Britain
Belgium
U. S
France
Holland
W. Averell Harriman
America
Europe
Pepper Urges Townsend Aid at Townsend Club
Senator Claude Pepper of Florida warned against a global slide toward communism and fascism and urged adoption of the Townsend plan or a similar welfare state approach. He called for broader aid to the people and said America risks depression without action as 3000 club members cheered.
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Columbus
Claude Pepper
Florida
Townsend Club
America
Pepper
Alliance Board Approves $978000 School Budget
The Alliance board of education at a special meeting adopted a coming year budget of 978725, about a 4 percent rise. Vance O Donnell of Medina was named head of the music department. Four new teachers were hired Miss Margaret McBride Miss Evelyn McKenzie Mrs Rose Major and Mrs Helen Slusser. Miss Mary M Collins was added as an extra nurse. The board reviewed progress on lighting at the South Liberty Avenue School.
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Burea Alliance
Alliance Board of Education
Vance O’donnell
Medina
Margaret McBride
Evelyn McKenzie
Rose Major
Helen Slusser
Major
Slusser
Mary M. Collins
South Liberty Avenue
Fernald Dies at 93 Founder's Financial Adviser
Joseph E. Fernald administrator for Mary Baker Eddy estate and longtime financial adviser for the Christian Science founder died in Concord New Hampshire at age 93. He led the National State Capitol Bank for 44 years and was a trusted adviser to Eddy.
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Concord
N. H
Joseph E. Fernald
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
Fernald
Christian Science Founder
National State Capitol Bank
Man booked for carrying whiskey says he moonshines
Sapulpa Oklahoma report notes Ray Wyatt of Mannford admits he works as a moonshiner after being booked for carrying a gallon jug of whiskey. The incident highlights law enforcement handling of illicit alcohol.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Ray Wyatt
Mannford
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