Sheriff's sale of Elyria real estate case 381608
Public auction at the Lorain County Court House Elyria on April 24 1937 at 10 AM for property in Elyria part of Original Elyria Township Lot 83 East of Black River appraised at 10000 dollars two thirds minimum. Cash sale by Sheriff William F Grall. Fauver and Fauver attorneys.
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Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Anna H. Smith
Court of Communieas
Lorain County
Ohto
Elyria
Ohio
Ollow Tan
County of
Lorain
State of
Elyria Township
Black River
East Bridge Street
Frank Qf. Fauver
Brigho Street
Savings Deposit Bank and ‘Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company
Take Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad
Frank FR. Fauver
Frank R. Fauver
East River Street
Cleveland Street
William F. Grall
Fauver
Samuel B. Ickes
Margarite Ickes
Marguerite Ickes
Ocean Avenue
Santa Monica
California
First Savings and Loan Company
Common Pleas Court
Lincoln Park
Longford Avenue
Samuel &. Ickes
First Savings and Long Company
Wayne C. Black
Court of Common Pleas
State of Ohio
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
C. C. Crooks
Ampeco Fuels Corporation
Roosevelt Avenue
Alfred P. J. O'Donnell
Milota Crooks
Mildred
Crooks
Helorain County Savings & Trust CO
Fauver and
Andwur
Comany
Nellie Box
Jill Expose Co Anle
Puble Aucon
Carlisle
Elyria-Medina Road
William A. Muche
Alta M. Muche
Eben Brown
Lena Brown
Slack River
Wil- Many A. Muche
Alta MM
Emma Simmerly
Minnie E. Culler
Fred C. Anselm
Frank A. Anselm
William FL Grals
D. B. Symons
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
C. C. Vick
Erie Street
C. W. Becker
Orle Street
Teginning
Elizabeth French
Oho
Court Plan Prompts Democratic Split and Wedge Fear
Edward R. Burke backs a 75 retirement age for supreme court justices and a nine‑member court with limited retirements per year. A prominent senator worries the White House pushes split loyalties and risks defeat in the next election. Lilly argues for an independent judiciary and warns the plan risks one‑man rule.
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Edward R. Burke
Neb
Supreme Court
Senate
Logan
Burke
High Tribunal
Lilly
William Rosenblum
New York
Coronation Curiosities From Harold S. Corbin
The piece recalls royal finance and jewel thefts tied to St Edward's crown used for George's coronation. It notes the 1662 Charles II crown cost about 160000 and features its aquamarine gem later found to be glass. Crown weights, fittings, and alteration of the velvet cap for each monarch are described.
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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 Eeature
Defeat Emergency Clause In New Relief Bill
Ohio's relief crisis deepened as the State Senate defeated the emergency clause in Nichols' seven million dollar relief bill. Without the clause the measure cannot take effect for 90 days.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Senate
Seeks Ruling On Emergencies On Vacancy Law
Ed D. Schorr Republican state chairman filed a petition with Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy seeking a ruling on whether the legislature could attach an emergency clause to a law changing how county commissioner vacancies are filled. The measure would take effect immediately despite potential referendum petitions.
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Columbus
Ed D. Schorr
Schorr
Herbert S. Duffy
Court plan framed as sham remedy to subvert independence
The speaker argued the plan was foisted on the nation with meaningless simulation, an ineffective remedy for a non existent evil, and would erode judicial independence by making the courts subservient to executive domination.
12 Navy Bombers Reach Honolulu
The arrival of 12 large navy bombing planes in a mass flight from San Diego marks a significant phase of Hawaii's preparation for Pacific fleet maneuvers. Officials withheld comment on their exact role, but sources indicate months of planning for air maneuvers across the Hawaii island group.
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Honolulu
T. H
San Diego
Calif
Hawaii
Lawmakers weigh relief funds and new tax plan implications
The session debates relief funding cuts and potential taxes to finance aid. McCluskey estimates 750000 could last about four weeks if counties match. Lawrence notes the Nichols bill's defeat may trigger another caucus and old relief issues reemerge. A graduated Hums income tax would fund relief with 3 to 9 percent rates, 60 percent to public schools, 40 percent to local government after costs, exemptions for families and dependents, and filing requirements for many. The House previously approved a state rehabilitation commission to study handicapped needs.
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McCluskey
Lawrence
Nichols
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Union powers and Wagner Act faces in Congress
Sources indicate union leaders may be persuaded to shift views while a push for a British style labor law aims to require government accounting of union funds and bar sympathy strikes. The Wagner Act could be amended to allow employer appeals to the labor board and extend Railway Labor Act principles to other industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Board
William B. Bankhead
Ala
National Association of Manufacturers
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Defends United States Foreign Policy At Pan American Day
President Roosevelt delivered an off the record supplement to his Pan American Union address stressing good faith in U S foreign policy. He recalled Cuba intervention pledge and contrasted past promises with achievements while Pan American Day events spread across 21 nations with 5 000 schools participating.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Pan- American Union
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
North
South America
Americas
Buenos Aires
United States
America
Governor Signs Bills In Ohio Action April 14
Governor Davey signed three minor bills from the General Assembly in Columbus. The measures include a state wide retirement system for public school employees not covered by the Teachers Retirement Fund, conformity of Ohio military laws to the National Defense Act, and a life appointment for an adjutant general under the new law. It is expected Emil F. Marx may be reappointed to the post. The third bill would permit the state industrial...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davey
General Assembly
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Ohio
Emil F. Marx
Senate condemns sit down strikes and Wagner Act violators
The senate moved toward a resolution condemning sit down strikes and employers who violate the Wagner Act while the labor committee in the House advanced the measure to report it favorably by a 4 to vote. House action was anticipated likely later in the week.
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Ins
Senate
House
Labor Committee
Elyria High Names 23 National Honor Society Members
Elyria High School announces 23 students elected to the National Honor Society. Fifteen girls and eight boys join the society, with eighteen seniors and five juniors among the new members. Members include Wanda Bielke, Richard Gates, Josephine Mischka, Virginia Noonan, John Price, Jane Robson, Olive Spore, Andrew Thompson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
John Faulkner
Ninth Street
Margaret Lugas
Middle Avenue
Betty Miller
Nancy Miller
Harrison Street
Edmound Wright
Grant Street
County Home Council Names Five for Fair Plans
A five member planning committee led by Mrs Wallace Bear of Pittsfield was named for the County Fair with Bear a past champion in county and state canning contests. Other members include Mrs Harry Lauer Mrs H L Leimbach Mrs Alice Myers and Mrs J H Sheldon. Plans include a canning school at Elyria Y M C A on June 1 and the Northeast Ohio District Home Council meeting in Elyria June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Bear
Pittsfield
Bear
Harry Lauer
West Ridge
H. L. Leimbach
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
County Scheme Council
Home Council
G. W. Cotton
Lake Avenue
J. J. Princile
Columbia
Camp Crag
Medina County
Alice Bird
William Berg
Russia Township
Edith Berry
Ohio State University
Commission Bill Seeks Aid for Re hearings
A commission moves to hire additional staff for handling re hearings with an appropriation of 49000 dollars. The measure funds extra personnel to manage overtime caseloads and ensure timely processing.
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Commission
Mrs. Elliott Castie Injured In Auto Door Accident
Mrs Elliott Castie 42 of Mechanicsburg was injured when a car door opened suddenly on a hot day. The door tore from her grip, sending her to the highway. husband rushed her to Urbana hospital where doctors diagnosed a brain concussion.
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Urbana
Elliott Castie
Mechanicsburg
Dayton man freed on bond after Ohio Workers' Alliance eviction
Columbus report states John Monarch of Dayton, one of six arrested last week after eviction of Ohio Workers' Alliance members from the state house, was released on $1500 bond. Griscom Morgan of Yellow Springs posted the bond. the other five remained jailed.
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Columbus
John Monarch
Dayton
Ohio Workers’ Alliance
State House
Griscom Morgan
Yellow Springs
Davey Predicts New Taxes at Jeffersonian Banquet
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey warned at the Jeffersonian banquet in Lima that new taxes are certain despite Senate actions. He pledged aid to relief clients, critiqued lobbyist influence, and urged caution over a seven million dollar appropriation from an empty treasury. Senator Dietrich of Illinois referenced Wagner Act rulings, while Francis W. Durbin chaired.
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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
S. H. Squire
Parker Leads In Revolver Shoot At City Hall Range
Patrolman Clare Parker led Team No. 1 with 85 points in the first Elyria Police revolver shoot at City Hall Range last evening. Captain Southam and Patrolman Gibson tied for second with 83 as the monthly series began. Team No. 2 trailed. next shooters include Waldron Walton moving between teams.
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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
Miller
Olmstead
Walton
Waldron
Johnson
Palmer
Brown
Boggs
Sweet
Burrer
Witter
Denison Science Association 50th Anniversary Highlighted
Granville Ohio celebrates the 50th anniversary of Denison University Scientific Association with a Friday speech by Dr. Carey Cronies of the University of Chicago on Science and College. Cincinnati directors declare an extra dividend of 50 cents per share plus regular 50 cents for Procter and Gamble stock, payable to shareholders of record April 23 after a prior 25 cent extra dividend two months earlier.
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United Press
Granville, CO
Denison University Scientific Association
Carey Cronies
University of Chicago
Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble Co
Williams Named Head of Sales Tax Division in Columbus
Joseph Williams, district sales tax manager for the Cincinnati district, was appointed head of the sales tax division in Columbus. He succeeds R. P. Barthalow, whose resignation takes effect May 1, announced by Walter Mitchell, tax commission member.
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Columbus
Joseph Williams
Cincinnati
Walter Mitchell
Tax Commission
Williams
R. P. Barthalow
Library head at Ohio Wesleyan to retire after 32 years
Dr. Russell B. Miller Ohio Wesleyan University Librarian will retire in June after 32 years on the faculty and reaching the 70 year age limit. He graduated from Ohio Wesleyan in 1895.
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Delaware, O
Russell B. Miller
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio Wesleyan
Northwestern Ohio Association of Sewage Treatment Operators elects officers
Findlay Ben H. Barton was elected president of the Northwestern Ohio Association of Sewage Treatment Operators. O. A. Redrup of Van Wert became vice president. A. H. Niles of Toledo was secretary-treasurer, with L. B. Barnes Bowling Green, John Wahrhof Delphos, and W. Rausch Lima as directors. Next meeting set for Bowling Green May 18.
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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 Wahrhof
Delphos
W. Rausch
Lima
Federal bureaus push cost cuts as deficit looms
President Roosevelt orders a government economy drive with reports due May 1 on spending cuts and estimated savings. About 506 USDA employees to be furloughed May 1, with anticipated layoffs across agencies to curb an expected deficit of 300 to 500 million dollars.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Three Bandits Loot Grand Rapids Bank For $25,000
In Grand Rapids Michigan on April 14 three armed bandits held up the Hall Street branch of the National Bank of Grand Rapids. They looted the vault and cages totaling about $25,000 and fled in a waiting automobile driven by a fourth man. No one was hurt. The crime occurred near the south end police precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hall Street
National Bank of Grand Rapids
Don Schwarthout
Edmund Johnson
South End
Cheney Reports Elyria City's Fiscal Strains
Elyria city solicitor Harvey C. Cheney told Elyria Rotary Club that reduced income from the elimination of classified personal tax and lower real estate tax mills, plus Old Age Pension and School Foundation Laws, forced cities to cut costs while services demand rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Isolated Insurgents Brace for Prolonged Siege at University City
In Madrid on April 14 10 000 insurgents remained cut off in University City as Loyalist forces led by General Jose Miajs with 45 tanks 35 aircraft and 16 000 troops fought to reopen supply lines. Nationalists launched a night assault near the Branzanares river with tanks and heavy artillery in a bid to force a change in the stalemate.
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Madrid
Alts
University City
Jose Miajs
Inef
Branzanares River
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Harold S. Corbin
Navy
Pan-American Union
Ohio News
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Three Bandits
Michigan
Bulletin
Cheney
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