Five Cleveland Attorneys Face Formal Charges
Five Cleveland attorneys were ruled "probably guilty" of professional misconduct after a court investigation into ambulance chasing and related unethical practices. Judge Fred H. Wolfe appointed committees to file formal charges and pursue disbarment. 12 attorneys have been cited so far. Huml, Stendel, Eckstein, Schwartz, and Beyer were named in today’s entries with others previously disciplined or pending.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Fred H. Wolfe
Fulton County
Lady Huml
Ohio House of Representatives
Edward A. Stendel
Ohio
State Industrial Commission
Milton E. Eckstein
William C. Schwartz
William C. Beyer
Wolf
Chwartz
Schwartz
Joseph Rubinstein
Charles Rubinstein
Seymour Terrell
William J. Shultz
Frank W. Varady
A. A. Laudato
Stephen JM. Young
Bar Committee
Keith Wilson
Hum
Stendel
County Board to Start Meetings at 8 P.M
Lorain County Board of Education will shift summer meetings to 8 P M from 7 30 P M starting next month. Regular meetings occur on the first Friday of each month. Members living far away favor the later hour for summer convenience.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Board votes to tighten school bus driver certs
The Lorain County Board of Education approved a program adding requirements for school bus drivers. Applicants must provide record, experience, and personality details, pass physicals, hold chauffeurs licenses, and supply three local references. Local boards must share hiring resolutions.
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Lorain County Board of Educcation
Meeting Change for Lorain County Youth Council
The joint meeting of the two divisions at Brownhelm High School will be held April 17 instead of April 11. Merritt Powell Lorain County Arm Bureau Manager will lead the discussion and reports on council activities will be given by members.
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Lorain
Court actions span suits, divorces, and warrants in Lorain
Multiple cases filed in Lorain and area courts include Anna Perkovich seeking 5000 for injuries after an August 7 auto bicycle collision on Oakwood Avenue and South Street Lorain. Gladys Feese granted 300 alimony from Maurice Feese, with alimony and neglect filings continue. Warnings issued as Arthur Williams of Flint Michigan faces non support charges. County commissioners approve 175 payments to three appraisers for two new Lorain bridges. Margaret Woods sues to quiet Avon Lake title. Shirley Hemminger granted divorce for cruelty. Vernon Westrick sues Cleveland Cartage Co for 10000 for October 21 traffic injuries. Common Pleas to pause April 13-15 for State Bar meeting.
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Vernon Westrick
Cleveland Cartage Company
East Erie
Lorain
History Is Evolution Of The Unintended Declares Speaker
Dr. Norman W. DeWitt of the University of Toronto told Oberlin delegates at the 35th Classical Association banquet that history is the evolution of the unintended and government is the administration of the unforeseen. He argued the United States united unintentionally and society grew without blueprints, urging wise planning while acknowledging unpredictable outcomes. Dr. Winfred G. Leutner of Western Reserve University spoke on The Humanities.
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Oberlin
Norman W. de Witt
University of Toronto
Classical Association of the
Middle West and South
Oberlin Inn
United States
Dr. DeWitt
Winfred G. Leutner
Western Reserve University
DeWitt
Germans Tour Centers of War Cemeteries in Belgium and France
A provocative statement urges Germans to tour the war cemeteries across Belgium and France to confront the cost of the recent conflict. It frames the trip as a national reckoning and moral reminder.
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Belgium
France
Plan To Organize Poultrymen Association in Lorain County
A special committee appointed by T. H. Brewley discussed forming a Lorain county association for poultrymen. John Baker Ira Starr and J C Rapking comprise the panel and aim to submit a report at the poultrymen meeting next Wednesday night. Harold Davis and C I Hummel joined the session with the committee.
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Lorain County Association For Poultrymen
T. H. Brewley
County World's Poultry Congress
John Baker
Ira Starr
J. C. Rapking
Harold Davis
County Poultry Congress
C. I. Hummel
Registered Guernseys Sold To Local Dairy Herd Owners
Two Lorain County dairy herd owners acquired a registered Guernsey bull and three registered Guernsey cows in recent sales announced by the American Guernsey Cattle Club of Peterborough New Hampshire. The bull Princess Toby 263516 was sold by D. S. Aldrich to C. Nash of Elyria. Cows Beulah of Sugar Grove 5346us Bonnie's Mabel of Sugar Grove 463558 and Lucile of Sugar Grove L64872 were sold by H. Kestner of Ashland County to J. P. Jackson of LaGrange.
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Lorain County
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
New Hampshire
Princess Toby
D. S. Aldrich
C. 3. Nash
Elyria
Kh. H. Kestner
Ashland County
J. P. Jackson
LaGrange
Beulah
Sugar Grove
Bonnie
Lucile
Motorist Fined By Mayor For DUI Incity Court
Andrew Wilmore of Fuller road was fined 50 dollars plus costs and had his driving license suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Petro on a charge of driving under the influence. He was arrested on Broad street April 1 by Patrolman L. D. Brown.
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Andrew Wilmore
Fuller Road
Joseph Petro
Broad Street
L. D. Brown
Albania Invasion Sparks British Protest And Allies’ Alarm
Anxiety rose in London and Paris over Mussolini's march into Albania. Britain faced calls to recall the ambassador to Rome and Parliament from Easter recess while critics say Italy violated five key pacts from 1926 to 1938 and personal assurances from Mussolini’s envoy.
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Poland
Pommerania
Silesia
United Press Bureau
Berlin
Borits Afussolini
Albania
Rome
News Chronicle
Mussolini
Italy
Ialy
Mediterranean
Chamberlain
Galleazzo Ciano
Earl of Perth
Hull signals Albania invasion breaches Kellogg Briand pact
The question of whether the U S views Italy and Albania’s invasion of Albania as a pact violation is clarified by Hull who states his view before a conference with Albanian minister Faik Konitza. Konitza will object to Italy’s invasion as violation of the Kellogg Briand pact.
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United States
Albania
Italy
Hull
Faik Konitza
Konitza
France
Death of JOSEPH BALINT at 60 in Wakeman
Joseph Balint 60 of Wakeman died yesterday after two weeks post surgery at Norwalk Memorial Hospital. Born in Hungary 1873 he settled in Lorain and later moved to a farm near Wakeman. Survived by wife Mary three daughters Irma Kay Anne Mary Ligell a sister and three brothers. Funeral Monday 2 PM from the residence with burial in Wakeman St Marys cemetery.
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Joseph Balint
Wakeman
Norwalk Memorial Hospital
Mgr. Balint
Hungary
Loram
Balint
Lorain
Detroit
Anne
Elyma and
Mars
Mary Ligell
Elizabeth
John Alex
Anthony
E. A. McLaughlin
Wakeman St. Mary's Cemetery
Two Minor Traffic Accidents Reported in Local Area
Police reported two minor accidents yesterday afternoon and last evening. A Traxel Company truck driven by Howard Snyder collided with Valeri Rooney of Stop 76 on East Bridge Street at 3 15 p m. A car driven by Lee Dunford struck a vehicle driven by Alvin Dorsey on Broad Street at 9 30 p m. Deputy sheriffs said W Echelberger 38 of Ashland sustained heavy damage when his car hit a culvert abutment on Route 338 about 1 12 miles south of Wellington.
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Traxel Company
Howard Snyder
Valeri Rooney
Stop 76
Cleveland Road
Ses East Bridge Street
Broad Street
Lee Dunford
Prospect Avenue
Alvin Dorsey
W. Echelberger
Ashland
Wellington
Add Another Title To Their Collection
Y M C A boys division doubles ping pong champions Roy Gardner and AJaynard Unger won the final against George Vincent and Richard Coughlin. Gardner also holds four prior ping pong and checkers titles, while Unger previously won the senior Chinese Checkers championship and the senior doubles title with William Cook and Ray Scarbrough.
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Roy Gardner
Ajaynard Unger
George Vincent
Richard Coughlin
Gardner
Unger
William Cook
Ray Scarbrough
Lorain Driver Fined For Reckless Driving
Tony Simonic of 219 East 26th Street Lorain was fined 82 and costs for reckless driving after failing to stop at Broad Street and East Avenue intersection. He appeared before Mayor Joseph Q Petro today at 12 45 AM.
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Tony Simonic
East 26Th Street
Lorain
Joseph Q. Petro
Broad Street
East Avenue
Market Fruit and Produce Prices Listed in Dense Ledger
Apples rehearse varied varieties with prices per pound, including Baldwins at 1.38 to 1.50 and Jonathan near 1.15 to 1.75, while Beets Carrots Celery and Lettuce appear with bulk or per unit quotes. Grain and hay futures and flour mill terms follow, with Wheat Corn and Oats ranges and feed components priced by bushel or ton.
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Baldwins
Jonathan
McIntosh
BaldWin
Rome Beauty
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Enlistments Open For Regular Army in 1910 Panama and Columbus
The Regular Army seeks 15 men for service in Panama and five at Columbus. Applicants aged 18 to 35, U.S. citizens, at least 5 feet 4 inches tall, in good health and character, must pass a district intelligence test and have parental consent if under 21. Rejections include various physical defects and health issues.
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Regular Army
United States
Panama
Columbus
U. S. Army
Cleveland
Nations of Europe draw interest at Elyria Library
The Elyria Library reports rising demand for European history volumes as readers seek context on current crises. Librarian Miss Edna Moore notes a new history of Europe and a history of England add depth to ongoing exhibits and weekly displays.
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Europe
Elyria Library
Edna Moore
England
Moore
YMCA Boys Ping Pong Team Trials Set
Six candidates compete for three spots on the YMCA boys division ping pong team to face the senior team on April 17. Already chosen are Roy Gardner Maynard Unger and James Simpson. Remaining players Richard Coughlin William Davis Ted Guider George Vincent Jack Ferguson and Ray Scarbrough are in a tournament to win the last places.
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Roy Gardner
Maynard Unger
James Simpson
Richard Coughlin
William Davis
Ted Guilder
George Vincent
Jack Ferguson
Ray Scarbrough
Three New Library Services Attract Readers In Elyria
Elyria Library introduces three new services expanding access to books. School libraries in three outlying schools circulated 3311 books last month. The Elyria Home for the Aged now circulates over 100 books monthly and 15 to 30 books go to shut ins. Marian Lord displays books at Ely school from gifts by Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Moise. Evelyn Schultz Memorial Shelf at the main library enlarged with six books donated by a local Jewish group.
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Elyria
Edna Moore
Railroaders Oppose Canal Project in Youngstown Meeting
In Youngstown Ohio 350 delegates from 21 railroad workers groups formed a branch of the Common People's organization of Pennsylvania and Ohio opposing the lake-to-river canal. H L Flickinger was named chairman with John Anderson as vice president and P P Presser as secretary. Local business interests push for canal support in Mahoning valley.
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Youngstown
Common People's Organization
Pennsylvania
Ohio
H. L. Flickinger
John Anderson
P. Pp. Presser
Warren
Mahoning Valley
Lorain Woman Dead. Husband Wounded In Suspected Murder Suicide Plan
Mrs Bodnar Brnadeck aged 52 was found dead at her Lorain home with her husband Joseph Brnadeck 52 critically wounded after a note and revolver indicated a premeditated murder suicide plan. Police say the couple quarreled earlier and the bodies were taken to local funeral homes for services at St Michael’s Church.
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Lorain
Bodnar Brnadeck
East 29Th Street
Joseph
Brnadeck
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Braadeck 1S
Nicholas
Paul Ondeka
Fred Sukalac
Andrew Butts, Jr
Reidy and Scanlan Funeral Home
Onideka
St. Michael's Church
Theft of Two Bags From Auto At Oberlin
Professors Jothann Johnson and James Stinchcomb of the University of Pittsburgh reported two bags stolen from their locked car in Oberlin while attending a convention. The bags contained clothing and jewelry valued at 200 dollars. Johnson criticized Oberlin authorities for failing to notify the sheriff’s office. officials said the report was incomplete. Chief Deputy Sheriff Co J Cardy investigated the case.
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Oberlin
Co. J. Cardy
Jothann Johnson
University of Pittsburgh
Johnson
James Stinchcomb
Oberlin Inn
Sheriff's Office
Sheriffs Office
Pittsburgh
Cordy
Bandit Kidnaps Three and Murders One in Bank Robbery
A bandit described as a big man in a broad-brimmed hat kidnapped three people, killed Joe Ball, and robbed a bank starting in Oklahoma City near Marlow. Law enforcement from two states mobilized to pursue him after the violent spree that began at midnight.
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Marlow
Okla
Oklahoma City
Joe Ball
Grace Ludke
Ball
Cigaret Carload Hijacked Near Fort Wayne
Three men kidnapped trucker Herschel Briggs of Lima and hijacked a $9,500 cigarette carload near Findlay as Briggs traveled from Cincinnati to Detroit. Briggs was later released in Fort Wayne. Police search for suspects continues with limited leads.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
U.P
Herschel
Briggs
Lima
Flood control over canal spending urged by critics
Critics argue that funding proposed for a canal would benefit only a couple of steel companies and would be outdated. They demand money be redirected to flood control work for river valley residents.
Easter Program at First Methodist Church Oberlin
The High School Department of First Methodist Church School presents an Easter program at the Oberlin church on Sunday morning April 9 at 9 45. The program includes two parts with readings, named roles, hymns and a candle service led by Rev Whiteman. The public is invited.
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Oberlin
First Methodist Church School
Leonard Stidley
Joyce Merrill
Angel of Light
Gladys Merrill
Mary Magdalene
Patty Yocom
Mary
James
Dawn Reed
Christ
Barbara Tanner
Allan Powers
John Craig
John Yocom
Me. Whiteman
Faith Immortal Sermon Plans At First Church
Morning service features Rev J A Richards preaching The Faith Immortal. Professor Goerner will perform a cello solo and Richard Atkins will sing An Easter Hymn by Bridge. Youth Fellowship gathers at 6 30 in James House and Bell Ringers meet at Professors Taylor home.
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J. A. Richards
Professor Goerner
Richard Atkins
James House
L. W. Taylor
Easter Services at Christ Church Schedule
Easter at Christ Church offers Holy Communion at 6:00 AM and 10:30 AM. The Children Evensong follows at 4:00 PM.
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Christ Church
Epworth League Easter Program Planned
Easter Sunday at seven o'clock the Epworth League of the Rust M. E. Church will present its annual program featuring a choral group.
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Epworth League of the Rust M. E. Church
Cattle Dealer Hungerford Ends Life in Oberlin Home
Clarence Hungerford 51, cattle dealer of Hamilton Street Oberlin, shot himself at 9 35 p m amid domestic troubles after his wife Bessie 44 filed suit for divorce this week. Coroner S C Ward ruled death by own action. He left two daughters Eva Berg 24 at home and Cora Radcliff 22 of Weilington R D 4.
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S. C. Ward
Clarence Hungerford
Hamilton Street
Oberlin
Hungerford
Bessie
Carl R. Finegan
Anthony Pollock
Paul Johnson
Eva Berg
Cora Radcliff
R. D
Weilington
School Attendance Officer Reports Nine Notices Issued
Allan T. SmithLorain County school attendance officer reported nine written notices issued last month for violations of attendance laws. Of 33 illness related absences, two due to home illness and one for working at home. Four truancies, one absence for lack of clothing, and 11 for other reasons. Five working permits issued.
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Allan T. Smith
Lorain County
Frank to Attend UC Summer School in California
Gerald M. Frank assistant county school superintendent in charge of music received board approval to attend the University of California summer school session. Lorain County Board of Education noted Frank holds a master's degree from Oberlin College and will study this summer.
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Gerald M. Frank
Lorain County
Sun Rays for Better Health at Mt Zion Church Meeting
Dr Clark spoke on The Citizens Responsibility for the Health of the Community at Mt Zion Baptist church open meeting after the Father and Son banquet. He used a sun as a symbol of good health and outlined thirteen rays and seven steps toward a healthier modern home and society.
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Clark
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
America
Dew
William Binns
Women’s Progressive Club
Rucker
Thornton
Sims
Nancy Blackburn
Helen Spotts
Minnie Rucker
Janie Scott
Dr. Clark
Ohio Department of Health
Columbus
Local residents and officials travel for state talks
Carl Berger of North Main street enters Allen hospital for surgery. City Manager Zahm and others visit Columbus for an interview with State Highway Director Beitler. Residents report family visits and travel including Evanston and Niagara Falls. Ohio College Association meeting in Columbus includes E H Wilkins and Donald M Love.
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Carl Berger
North Main Street
Allen Hospital
Zahm
E. J. Sable
I. L. Porter
R. N. Fauver
Columbus
Beitler
Kenneth Leidheiser
Lorain
H. Tucker
South Main Street
Lea Comings
Evanston
Illinois
E. H. Wilkins
Donald M. Love
Gladys Swigart
Ohio College Association
George M. Jones
West College Street
Niagara Falls
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Lorain Wotan
Eagles
Anna Perkovich
Vasil Vorkovitch
Oakwood Avenue
S0ih Street
Gladys Feese
Maurice Feese
D. A. Cook
LaVerne Morgan
Max Morgan
LaPorte
Alson B. George
George Smith
22Nd Street
Broadway
Sheriff's Department
Arthur Williams
Flint
Mich
Margaret Williams
Jana
C. R. Comings
William Peer
Frank Billings
Frank Sanford
Margaret Woods
Avon Lake
Harry E. Barret
Shirley Hemminger
Howard Hemminger
Columbia Township
Boone Road
John Habant
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
A. H. West
Buardian
Habant
Common Pleas Court
West
R. W. Vandemark
H. H. Nye
State Bar Association
Fred Bauer
Sune Po Inington
Senday
Association For Poultrymen
Motorist
Linde
John Streicher
East River St
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Esther Wood
Richard Cievenger
First Methodist Church
University of California
Lincoln Zephyr
Plymouth
Ford
Olds
Chevrolet
Buick
Deetz
O'Donnell Paint
Wall Paper Company
Elyria, Ohio
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