Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Elyria Ohio Case No 38166
A public auction of the Elyria Lorain County property described as part of Original Elyria Township Lot 83 and east of Black River will be held April 24 1937 at 10 a.m. appraised at 10000 with two thirds minimum. mortgage holder The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co. to receive proceeds. The sale is conducted by Sheriff William F Grall.
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The
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Anna H. Smith
Court of Conmon Dieas
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria
County of
Lorain
State of
Elyria Township
Black River
East Bridge Street
Frank R. Fauver
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company
Take Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad
Frank Ri. Fauver
East Sbridge Street
East River Street
Cleveland Street
William F. Grall
Fauver
Seld
Samuel B. Ickes
Margarite Ickes
Marguerite Iches
Ocean Avenue
Santa Monica
California
First Savings and Loan Company
Common Pleas Court
Lincoln Park
Longford Avenue
Samuel
First Savings and Long Company
Wayne C. Black
Court of Common Pleas
State of Ohio
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
C. C. Crooks
Ampeco Fuel Corporation
Ampeéco Fuel Corporation
Elytia
Roosevelt Avenue
Alfred P. J. O'Donnell
Mildred A. Crooks
Mildred
Crooks
Helorain County Savings & Trust CO
Auver and Fauver
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Nellie Box
Carlisle
Elyria-Medina Road
William A. Muche
Alta M. Muche
Elgris-Medina Road
Eben Brown
Lena Brown
Whilliam A. Muche
Alta M. Macne
Emma Simmerly
Minnie E. Culler
Fred C. Anselm
Frank A. Anselm
B. Symonn
C. C. Vick, Et al
Erie Street
C. W. Becker
Llyria Township
Lune Paralel
Ente Street
Elizabeth French
William F. Grals
Court bill fuels Senate debate over judicial retirement plan
Edward R Burke argues for compulsory retirement at 75 while Senator Logan notes flaws in the plan and demands limits on annual retirements. Democratic divisions widen as administration allies press to ensure validity of social security and wage regulations amid warnings of concentrated power and a possible one man rule. Rabbi Rosenblum adds opposition testimony on constitutional liberties.
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Edward R. Burke
News
Supreme Court
Senate
Logan
Burke
Jean
High Tribunal
Lilly
William Rosenblum
New York
Coronation Curiosities by Harold S. Corbin
Harold S. Corbin surveys court page lore on royal finances and the famous St Edward's Crown. He notes past deceptions tied to crown wealth and the 1662 Charles II era restructuring.
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Harold S. Corbin
St Edward's Crown History and Jewel Deceits Recalled
The piece notes the massive St Edward's crown, its aquamarine gem once said to be real, later found to be glass, and tales of royal temptations to cash in its jewels. It mentions Cromwell, James II, and the Crown of State shaping the monarch’s headgear, with dates and figures from old records.
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Edward
Great Britain
George
Charles II
Edward the Confessor
Robert Vyner
St. Edward’s Crown
Britain
St. Edward's Crown
James II
France
Jamie
St. Edward's
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Defeat Emergency Clause In New Relief Bill
In Columbus on April 14 the Ohio State Senate defeated the emergency clause in Nichols relief bill worth 7 000 000 dollars. Without the clause the measure cannot become effective for 90 days.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Senate
Seeks Ruling On Emergencies in Ohio Legislature
Ed D. Schorr the Republican state chairman filed with Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy a petition signed by 100 electors asking certification of the fairness of a summary of a law changing how county commissioner vacancies are filled. The petition seeks a referendum on the emergency bill claiming the legislature lacked power to attach an emergency clause. Without the clause the law would wait 90 days before effect and before any referendum petitions.
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Columbus
Ed D. Schorr
Schorr
Herbert S. Duffy
Court plan seen as attack on judicial independence
The speaker described the plan as a meaningless, foisted remedy for a non-existent problem. He warned it would encroach on judicial independence and render the courts subservient to executive power.
Twelve Navy Bombers Reach Honolulu in Mass Flight
The arrival of 12 large navy bombing planes from San Diego to Honolulu marks a major step in Hawaii's preparation for large scale Pacific fleet maneuvers. Officials withheld detail on their role, but sources say months of air based drill plans include maneuvers over the Hawaii islands.
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Honolulu
T. H
San Diego
Calif
Hawaii
Legislature Deliberates Tax Measures for Relief Funding
The debate centers on budget cuts to relief funding and the Nichols bill. Senators discuss new taxes, including a graduated income tax, to support relief efforts and schools. The House already passed a rehabilitation commission bill for the visually and physically handicapped.
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McCluskey
Lawrence
Nichols
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Labor law shifts loom as unions face new limits
Sources say union leaders could be swayed to change views while advisers warn Congress may sponsor a British styled Trades Union Act. Proposals to extend Railway Labor Act principles to more industries, widen employer appeal rights to labor boards, and new wage and hour bills are eyed for action in the current session.
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Labor Board
William B. Bankhead
Ala
National Association of Manufacturers
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Off The Record Pledge To Pan American Union
President Roosevelt spoke off the record after his Pan American Union address, pledging U S good faith in foreign policy and recalling Cuba intervention promises. He cited democracy as a key to international peace and noted Pan American day celebrations with schools and groups across the Americas.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Pan- American Union
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
North
South America
Americas
Buenos Aires
United States
America
Union
Cordell Hull
Governor Davey Signs Three Ohio Bills
Governor Davey signed three minor bills passed by the General Assembly in Columbus on April 14. The measures create a statewide retirement system for public school employees outside the Teachers Retirement Fund, align Ohio military laws with the National Defense Act, and allow a life-term adjutant general, with Emil F. Marx expected to be reappointed. The bills also include provisions for the state industrial sector.
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Columbus
Davey
General Assembly
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Ohio
Emil F. Marx
Senate approves labor resolution amid sit-down strike clashes
The senate moved a resolution condemning sit-down strikes and employers violating the Wagner Act as the labor committee in the House reported it favorably by 11 to 4. House action was expected later in the week.
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Ins
Senate
House
Labor Committee
Elyria High Names 23 To National Honor Society
Fifteen girls and eight boys were elected to the National Honor Society at Elyria High School. Eighteen seniors and five juniors earned membership based on scholarship service leadership and character, with the Elyria chapter dating back to 1926.
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Elyria High School
Wanda Bielke
Louisiana Avenue
Neomia Davis
Bath Street
Agnes Fay
Hamilton Avenue
Richard Gates
Charles Court
Robert Holmes
Eighth Street
Betty Jenson
West Avenue
Lawrence Meredith
Eastern Heights
Josephine Mischka
Harrison Street
Virginia Noonan
Tenth Street
Nancy Oldfield
Kenyon Avenue
John Price
Jane Robertson
Stanford Avenue
Eleanor Robson
Grafton R. D
Lucille Simpson
Olive Spore
Spruce Street
Andrew Thompson
Earl Court
Jane Athe
Harry Wasserman
Second Street
John Faulkner
Ninth Street
Margaret Lugas
Middle Avenue
Betty Miller
Nancy Miller
Edmund Wright
Grant Street
County Home Council Names Five Member Planning Committee
A five member planning committee was named for the County Home Council with Mrs. Wallace Bear of Pittsfield as chairman. The group includes Mrs. Harry Lauer West Ridge Mrs. H Leimbach Mrs. Alice Myers East Carlisle and Mrs. J H Sheldon. They outlined plans for a canning school at the Elyria Y M C A on June 1 and for the Northeast Ohio District Home Council meeting in Elyria on June 18.
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Wallace Bear
Pittsfield
Bear
Harry Lauer
West Ridge
Alice Myers
East Carlisle
J. H. Sheldon
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Gladys M. Ayars
Northeast Ohio
Elyria
Ohio
Youngstown
Howard Miller
LaPorte
E. C. Cotton
Leimbach
Sheldon
Cotton
Harry Meyer
T. H. Breyley
Camp Crag
Medina County
Alice Bird
William Berg
Russia Township
Edith Berry
Ohio State University
Commission Bill Seeks Aid for Re hearings
A commission tabling a measure to hire more aid for handling re hearings carries an appropriation of 49000 dollars to fund staffing and operations.
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Commission
Mrs. Elliott Castle Suffered Brain Concussion in Car Door Accident
Mrs. Elliott Castle, 42, of Mechanicsburg, opened her car door to vent heat when a gust pulled it from her hand, causing a fall on the highway. Her husband rushed her to the hospital, where doctors diagnosed a brain concussion.
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Urbana
Elliott Castle
Mechanicsburg
Dayton man released on bond after Ohio Workers' Alliance eviction
John Monarch of Dayton, one of six people arrested last week after members of the Ohio Workers' Alliance were evicted from the state house, was freed on a 1500 dollar bond last night. Griscom Morgan of Yellow Springs posted the bond. five others remained in jail.
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Columbus
John Monarch
Dayton
Ohio Workers’ Alliance
State House
Griscom Morgan
Yellow Springs
Davey Predicts New Taxes in Ohio Address
Governor Martin L. Davey forecast new taxes for Ohio at the Jeffersonian day banquet in Lima. He warned the legislature may act unfavorably, criticizing senators close to lobbyists while noting seven million in proposed appropriations from an empty treasury. Also present were Francis W. Durbin and several state officials.
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Lima
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Senate
Davey
William H. Dietrich
Illinois
U. S. Supreme Court
Francis W. Durbin
Allen County
Frank West
Frank Poulson
Joseph Ferguson
William Kennedy
Clarence Knnsely
Earl Hannefeld
8. H. Squire
Parker Leads In Revolver Shoot For Elyria Police Team
Patrolman Clare Parker led Team No. 1 with 85 points in the first monthly revolver shoot at City Hall Range. Captain Corbett Southam and Patrolman Myron Gibson tied for second with 83 as Team No. 1 defeated Team No. 2. next matches feature Bongs and Walton against No. 2 and Waldron and Johnson moving to Team 1.
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Clare Parker
Elyria
City Hall
Corbett E. Southam
Myron Gibson
Fred Bongs
George Walton
Frank Waldron
Harry Johnson
Loren Miller
Melvin Olmstead
Parker
Gibson
Southam
Hamlin
Walton
Waldron
Johnson
Palmer
Brown
Boggs
Sweet
Burrer
Witter
Denison University Science Association marks 50th anniversary
Granville Ohio April 14 The Denison University Scientific Association celebrates its 50th anniversary this week The main speech will be delivered Friday by Dr Carey Cronies of the University of Chicago on Science and College Cincinnati April 14 Procter & Gamble declares 59 cent extra dividend plus 50 cent quarterly dividend payable to stockholders of record April 23 Columbus April 14 Joseph Williams appointed head of the sales tax division Delaware April 14 Dr Russell B Miller Ohio Wesleyan Librarian to retire in June after 32 years on the faculty at age 70
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Es United Press
Granville, CO
Denison University Scientific Association
Carey Cronies
University of Chicago
Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble Co
Columbus
Joseph Williams
Walter Mitchell
Tax Commission
Williams
R. Pp. Barthalow
Delaware, O
Russell B. Miller
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio Wesleyan
Northwestern Ohio Sewage Treatment Leaders Elected
Ben H. Barton of Findlay was elected president of the Northwestern Ohio Association of Sewage Treatment Operators, with O. A. Redrup of Van Wert as vice president, A. H. Niles of Toledo as secretary-treasurer, and L. B. Barnes of Bowling Green along with John Wahrhoff of Delphos and W. Rausch of Lima as directors. The next meeting is set for Bowling Green on May 13.
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Findlay
Ben H. Barton
Northwestern Ohio Association of Sewage Treatment Operators
O. A. Redrup
van Wert
A. H. Niles
Toledo
L. B. Barnes
Bowling Green
John Wahrhoff
Delphos
W. Rausch
Lima
Federal Bureaus Scramble To Trim Spending
President Roosevelt orders heads of bureaus to report by May 1 on cost cutting steps and estimated savings. The Agriculture Adjustment Administration says 860 employees will be furloughed May 1, with expected layoffs across agencies as deficits loom and revenue for the year falls short of estimates.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Three Bandits Loot Grand Rapids Bank for 25000
In Grand Rapids Michigan on April 14 three masked bandits armed with sawed off shotguns robbed the Hall Street branch of the National Bank of Grand Rapids. They looted the vault and tellers cages, warned staff, and fled north in a waiting car with a fourth bandit at the wheel, near the south end police precinct.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Hall Street
National Bank of Grand Rapids
Don Schwarthout
Edmund Johnson
South End
Cheney Outlines Elyria's Municipal Problems
Elyria city solicitor Harvey C. Cheney told Elyria Rotary Club that reduced incomes and rising service demands strain city finances. He cited elimination of classified personal tax and real estate tax cuts from 15 to 10 mills, plus Old Age Pension and School Foundation Laws as complicating factors. He warned economies are needed to balance budgets amid growing needs.
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Elyria
Isolated Insurgents Faced by Loyalist Relief Forces
Madrid April 14 The 37th and 28th International Brigades with French and Polish volunteers directed by Gen. Jose Mias took command of operations against Nationalist lines trying to reach 10,000 insurgents isolated in University Nowad area. Loyalists used 16 aircraft and heavy artillery to push back Nationalist attempts and cut lines supplying the trapped group.
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Madrid
University Nowad
Carl
Jose Mias
Ays
Nuel H. Laurie
N ¢Mares
C. G
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