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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1938

Page

3

Republic Steel Appeals Board Ruling in NLRA Case

Republic Steel Corp. filed an appeal with the Third Circuit challenging the National Labor Relations Board ruling. The company claims the order is contrary to evidence and unconstitutional, arguing it denied due process and freedom of contract and speech. The brief cites 46 alleged Board errors, including overreach on independent bargaining groups and reinstatement of strikers after a contract dispute with the S W C.

Republic Steel Corp National Labor Relations Board United States Court of Appeals For Third Circuit Republic National Labor Relations Hoard Fond

Labor Board cited for overreach in reinstatement orders

The board’s denial to admit testimony on violent strikes and its reinstatement mandate for strikers with criminal records faced appeal. It orders former employees placed on a preferential list, potentially conflicting with current operations. The case centers on reinstatement procedures and jurisdictional limits of the National Labor Relations Board amid a Cleveland area strike.

Youngstown Warren Niles Cleveland United States Yeinshare Stunig Ag Alberga Ordee Wie Corpferula Cormisc Strika Jini Republic

Easter Program Presented at Methodist Church in Amherst

A Sunday School hour program at the Amherst South Amherst Methodist Church under Superintendent Elmer Harris featured a varied Easter program. The event included music, readings, and acts performed by children and church members, bringing seasonal cheer and religious reflection to attendees.

Henrietta Ladies Aid Society Meetings and Shower

The Henrietta Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Frank Berg’s home with 14 members and guests attending. Plans were set for a June Silver Tea while a kitchen shower for Miss Lucille Born entertained at Mrs. Harvey Born’s home with Easter décor and a festive luncheon.

Lucille Born Lyndon Brumby Oberlin Harvey Born Howard Born

Amherst Carnival At High School Auditorium Friday

Amherst Ohio records a busy carnival at the high school with acts from Tutor, minstrel by boys, a sophomore drama Wild Bill of the Plains, fish pond, souvenir stands, fortune tellers, and a portrait studio. Evening shows run until 11 PM after a cafeteria supper by the Parent Teacher Association.

Amherst High Schow Tuntor High School Wild Neil of the

Local Club Meetings Set Across City Events

Mrs B A Jenne hosts contact details as multiple club notices show various society gatherings. Pythian Sisters meet at 7 10 pm for annual inspection preparations while St Paul Lutheran Men's Club convenes at church parlors. AuCourant Club hosts Edna Belfer. Evergreen Club plans a Wednesday luncheon. Eastern Star Stone City Chapter to inspect Thursday. Cloverleaf Club hosts Friday at Mrs Ehrman's home. Circle 2 of the Woman's Union to meet at L Roemer’s home due to illness.

Julia Steele Ferda Steele Methodist Ladies Aid Society Ladies Altar Society Nativity Church John Katona John Norway Circle One Woman's Union St. John's Biipper Alx Pythian St. Paul Lutheran Church Edna Belfer Spring Street AuCourant Clab Evergreen Club Ray Radde Lorain Will Stark Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars Cloverleaf Club William Ehrman Cleveland Avenue Woman’s Union St. Peter’s Church

Card party benefits local hospital at Wiseman home

A hospital auxiliary fundraiser will be held Thursday evening May 3 at Dr and Mrs Wiseman Jr s Spring street Bridge pinochle and banco games with refreshments provided Tickets are available from the committee in charge Hospital news lists admissions Mrs Charles Walker West Street and Earl Miller Ver

Cand GR. Wiseman, Jr Spring Street Bridge Hospital News Charles Walker West Street Earl Miller

Amherst Births and Local Circle Social Notes

Mrs. Alfred Flowers of South Amherst admitted Monday and gave birth to a baby girl. Mrs. Diedrick and baby boy discharged. Milan Avenue. Mrs. Willis Kerns, South Amherst, admitted and gave birth to a baby boy this morning. J. J. Ryan hosted Circle One of St. Ann’s Society on Middle Street last evening. Plans for Noon Day club dinner Thursday. Pinochle and 500 socials with high score in pinochle to Mrs. Drozdowski. second to Mrs. Franklin. honors to Mrs. Sposato. Refreshments served. two guests, Mrs. D. K. Wilson and Mrs. Ernst Sposato of Lorain. In two weeks Mrs. Michael Wohioyer will entertain. Briefs note Bernard McKinley moved to Witt property on Franklin Avenue. Rev. and Mrs. Ernst Irion of Slydia visited. Mr. and Mrs. George Powers and daughter Lorain were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nalley. Mrs. Otto Mischka of Elyria was Amherst visitor. Mr. and Mrs. John Wenzel and daughters of South Euclid had recent dinners. visited Sister Philomena at St. Francis’ Convent, Tiffin.

Robert Diedrick Milan Avenue Willis Kerns South Amherst J. J. Ryan Middle Street St. Ann's Society Joseph Drozdowski Frank Franklin Joseph Sposato D. K. Wilson Ernst Sposato Lorain Michael Wohioyer Elyria Avenue Bernard McKinley Florence Ruth South Euclid William Wenzel Paul Robert Philomena St. Francis’ Convent Tiffin

Mother Calls Jackie Coogan A “Bad Boy” In 1920s Incidents

Hollywood reports reveal Jackie Coogan conceding he may have done a few "particularly bad" things at age 20 though he says they were minor speeding offenses from youth. His mother Mrs. Lillian Bernstein testified she refused to give him any of the 4 million he earned as a child and defended her stance as legal and justified despite affection for her son.

Hollywood Jackie Coogan Jackie Lillian Coogan Bernstein Arthur L. Bernstein

Smelly Feet Made Sweet Back Offer Ad Copy

Advertisement promises 30 cent refund if foot odor and itching toes not relieved by a 22 hour treatment. Claims relief for athlete's foot with a Tingol product. Mentions druggist and local pharmacist in a truncated local ad.

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