Ohio Assembly Reconvenes To Act On Bills
Ohio General Assembly reconvened to act on a handful of new bills and amend pending measures. House members considered social security amendments for mothers pensions and approved appropriations for flood relief and state research. Senate deliberations included a resolution to abolish certain financial failure holders and a committee investigation proposal. Unemployment insurance remained a focal issue for a future report due by June 1.
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Ohio General Assembly
House
Ohio
Senate
Bureau of 12 Research
State Emergency Board
Wolfe
Dow
Auzus
D. Columbus
Robert A. Potlock
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Contract Set For Purchases By City
A city contract for the purchase of an air compressor and range was awarded to J. F. Dalí Motor Company by the board of control on a bid of 2560 dollars. The outfit includes a Zingersoil Rand compressor and a Ford V-8 truck for Water and Street Department use, announced by Water and Street Service Director I. D. Faxon.
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J. Fr. Dali Motor Company
Board of Control
Dalis
T Water
I. D. Faxon
County Agent Miss Bird To Chair Ohio Extension Meeting
Miss Alice Bird county agricultural extension agent was scheduled to chair the opening session of the Ohio women’s extension agents conference at Ohio State University. She will stay in Columbus for the event through Friday and also attend the Ohio Home Economics Association conference on Saturday.
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Alice Bird
Quarantine On Dogs Lifted In La Grange
The LaGrange township rabies quarantine on dogs is lifted after several weeks with no new cases. County health commissioner Pr F R Dew announced the order removal noting no additional incidents. County dog warden Lee Minhier said dogs may run free under the law now.
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Health Department
LaGrange Township
F. R. Dew
Dew
Nic
Doz
Lee Minhier
Mother Hopeful As Hauptmann Stay Is Granted
Germany April 11 Frau Paulina Hauptmann alternated between hope her son might live and fear that despite the delay in his execution Rye would die this week as the murderer of a baby. She was roused from bed by her lawyer Fritz Ewert and wife. She said the delay gives new hope and she will do all she can to free him but doubts the effort.
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Kamerz
Germany
Paulina Hauptmann
Rye
Fritz Ewert
Ansit
Hauptmann
Richard
L Endard Yesterdar
Prison Mate Of Hauptmann Also Gets Death Stay
A prisoner linked to the Hauptmann case receives a death stay after a long legal battle. The report notes delays and voices concern that the defendant might escape execution. Details mention a prior active sentence and a late hourly reprieve, with lingering uncertainty about the outcome.
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Hauptmann
Worthington Dry Cleaners Modernized Store Opens
Worthington Dry Cleaners unveils a newly modernized store at its East 405 Avenue location. Owner C B presides as it expands production capacity with a Super Cleaner and enhanced delivery service to meet rising demand for odorless, cleaner garments using an advanced dry cleaning process touted as eight times stronger in penetration.
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Elstia
Nnrmal
C. B
Worthington
York
Woman Released Under $200 Bond
Mrs. Mar Wa, known as Nell, was released on a $200 bond after appearing before Jasoes Preston Coon on a charge at Conversion, Johnson of Carlisle. The case notes indicate she failed to rear Sh, which he instructed to do when he asked for it in February.
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Nell
Jasoes
Preston Coon
Johson
Carlisle
Com
Reed
Elyria Minstrels Repeat Show At Rialto Friday
Elyria Minstrels announce a repeat performance at the Rialto on Friday by popular demand. The group reflects on a seventh season of touring northern Ohio, the warm reception, and plans for upcoming Cleveland events while noting ticket sales and seating arrangements.
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Rialto
Jim Armitage
Ohio
Elyra
Tara
Rialte
Kiwanis Club
von Mever
Imeimed
Etyrin Finality
Aten
Bob Burrs
Grey
Geedrear Theatre
Akro
Akron Kiw
Lubber
Akron Mar
Oberlin Community Notes and Club Updates
Oberlin area notices discuss garden relief plans led by Mrs Esther Alflen at 7:40 pm tomorrow in the hall, inviting last year’s gardeners and those seeking aid. Oberlin College plot details reference J J Petwer. local editorial appointments at Oberlin Review include Jack Adam as editor and business manager, with several staff named.
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Ad Yasty Néer
J. J. Petwer
Rozer Demilton
Jack Adam
Oberlin Review
Hamilton
Cie
Adam
Miami College Uhere
Mer .E Toternational Relations Board
Interranal Relations Club
Ohio ceramists awarded fellowships at society convention
COLT MEVES reports seven Ohio ceramicists received fellowships at the American Ceramic Society annual convention. Recipients include BL EB Arnold, Dover. W. OM. Clark, Cleveland. F.R. Henry, Darton. V. J. Roehm, D. Schultz, Lancaster. Emily Scheick, Columbus. R A Weaver, Cleveland. Leon Victor Solon of New York received the Charter Fergus Bisnis Medal for outstanding ceramic art.
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Colt Meves
Seer Ofinansienday
American Ceramic Society
EB Arnold
Dover
W. OM. Clark
Cleveland
F.R. Henry
Darton
V. J. Roehm
D. Schultz
Lancaster
Emily Scheick
Catinbus
R A
Weaver
Fergus Bisnis
Reckless Driving Charges Dismissed Against Daniel Kekic
Reckless driving charges against Daniel Kekic of Nagel were dismissed in a local court. The case, brought after a traffic incident, concluded with the charges dropped following a review of evidence and legal procedures.
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Daniel Kekic
Nagel
Arrest of Oberlin Man for Reckless Driving
Levi Grenn of 147 East Lorain Street was arrested by the police patrol squad at 9 23 p m yesterday for reckless driving on Middle Avenue. The squad chased him from Gates Avenue to Second Street and would have overtaken him earlier if he had not stopped for a traffic signal. Arraignment was postponed pending Major Don A Baird's return, who went to Colun today.
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Levi Grenn
East Lorain Street
Oberlin
Middle Avenue
Jessering
Gates Avenue
Second Street
Don A. Baird
Colun
Dismissals After Hearing At New London Court
Justice Peirn dismissed Avan and Avan yesterday after a hearing. Charges against Kektic were filed by Mike Urich in New London after a traffic accident on Indian Hollow road in March during a blizzard.
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Toad. Avan
Jastice Joseph Peirn
Kektic
Mike Urich
New London
Indian Hollow Road
Prosecution Asked To Reply To Dismissal Plea In Vera Stretc Case
New York April 1. Indication state failed to prove premeditated murder in Vera Stretc trial. Judge Carnelius Colius presided as prosecutors prepared statements arguing for dismissal. Defense argued the charges should be reduced or dismissed after both sides presented.
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New York
Bryan
Vera Stretc
Owith
Pritt Uebtardt
Carnelius FL Colius
LOS Judes Guilhies
Death Record Minoma Wife of ser atta at fies Leemtun iet
Death notice for Minoma, wife of a sergeant, with scattered details on birth, kin, and services. Mentions a daughter Mrs. Kaiser of Wilmington, and other family names. Burial planned at a local cemetery with arrangements to be announced later.
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Minoma
Ser Atta
Sample ballots sent for upcoming election
Secretary of State George Myers announced ballots mailed to county boards of election for the May primary. The note also includes a linguistic aside tracing the origins of common foods and beverages such as twice tea coffee chocolate and punch.
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Colt Mbis
George & Myers Tafay
Ohio FERA staff cut by two hundred in liquidation move
In Columbus, April 11 1938 the Federal Emergency Relief Administration announces staff reductions from 50 to 69 and a drop in expenditures from March to April. The move accompanies budget tightening across county offices with several personnel changes and caseload adjustments disclosed by FERA administrator Datum Frost.
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Columbus
Rees
Frost
J. MO Batteesun
Haugh Pasat
Anton
Mont Te
Youths May Vote If 21st Birthday Is Before Nov. 3
A garbled note explains voting eligibility for youths turning 21 before November 3. It states registration and April 13 deadline for those who wish to vote in the upcoming primary, noting local requirements and dates for registration before the election next month.
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Femnarad
Suits For 100000 Settled In Court
A court settlement resolved two suits related to an accident involving a boy who suffered burns and electric shock after a high tension device fell. The familiares of the involved parties and theReserve Power issue were noted, but the settlement amount was not disclosed.
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Dantaz
Th. Jr
Sevifia
Ofari
Verdict set in case against Nickel Plate Railroad
Robert C Sullivan sued Nickel Plate Railroad for 199,900 alleging injuries when a Nickel Plate locomotive struck a Baltimore and Ohio train at a Lorain yard crossing on August 7, 1934. Jury awarded 59,008 after about ninety minutes deliberation. Settlement offer of 15.90 was rejected before trial.
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D. A. Cook
Robert C- 45
West 23Th
Sullivan
Nickel Plate Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Lorain
Toledo Produce Markets Mixed with Steady Signals Across Commodities
Market notes show steady tones in butter and wheat while corn, oats, and produce prices fluctuate. References to Cleveland and New York markets, freight, and receipts indicate broad activity with varied results in butter, flour, and vegetables.
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Sarrei
Pachen
Jobhier
Lotte
Oper
Chaice Secon Toledo
Court House Divorces Filed In Elyria And Sandusky Cases
Marjorie Selders of Elyria filed for divorce from Walter of Sandusky today on grounds of gross neglect and extreme behavior. Judge Guy B. Findley granted a divorce to Pete Bangas on grounds of gross neglect.
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Marjorie fSelders
Elyria
Walter
Sandusky
Pete Bangas
Guy B. Findley
Mystery Birth At Missouri Prison Sparks Inquiry
In Jefferson City Missouri mystery swirled around the birth of a 7 pound girl to Clara a 21 year old inmate held since August 1924 at the Missouri Women's Prison. The birth occurred at St Marys Hospital Monday night with prison physician Dr W W Rambo confirming the report though hospital staff said they knew nothing until yesterday. The baby’s condition was reported as not thriving.
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Jefferson City
Clara
Razor
Missouri Women’s Prison
Etermer
St. Marys Hospital
W. W. Rambo
Dr. Rambo
Teachers To Vote On Constitution In Lorain County
Lorain County teachers will vote on April 14 to ratify the constitution of the Lorain County Teachers Association. A short meeting is scheduled at 7 36 p m to precede the Lorain County Council of Parent teacher Associations gathering at Vincent School.
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Lorain County
Social Justice Union Officers To Meet In Lorain
Officers of all Lorain county units of the National Union for Social Justice will meet at St Joseph's Hall at Reid Avenue and Sixteenth Street Lorain at 8 36 PM. The session was announced by J C Welsh assistant supervisor. The purpose was not announced though Welsh said important business will be considered.
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Lorain
National Union For Social Justice
St. Josph's
Reid Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Toursdip
Vidar Br
J. C. Welsh
Welsh
Strange horned rodent roamed Pliocene Kansas and Nebraska
In Pliocene times a zoph-er like rodent with two large horned noses and enormous claws traversed Kansas and Nebraska, its burrowing prowess aided by those robust forelimbs.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Aged Texan Claims Zachary Taylor Relics
Corpus Christi resident Joan R Dunn is believed to be the oldest native born local, recalling relics linked to Zachary Taylor. A chair once used by Taylor’s army and weapons tied to Tarior’s forces appear among items Dunn’s family brought to Corpus Christi decades ago.
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Zachary Taylor
Corpus Christi
Tex
Joan R
Red) Dunn
Matamares
Dunn
Tarior
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