Wage Order In Hotel Industry Takes Effect May First
Ohio employers in hotels and restaurants must pay a standard wage scale starting May 1 for about 35 000 women and minor workers across three city classes. Violations risk fines or imprisonment, with back wages collectible by Elaine Shoffler’s minimum wage division as the state expands wage protections to 106 000 workers across three divisions by next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Ohio
Cono
Elaine Shoffler
Lair
North Ridgeville PTA Elects Officers at May Meeting
North Ridgeville P T A set its next meeting for May 15 after last Thursday's April session. A nominating committee was named to report the officer slate. The spring dance earned fifteen dollars with ten allocated to the Student Council fund. Mr Hindman of Elyria gave an illustrated tuberculosis talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Glen West
J. E. Ely
Robert Haehl
Hindman
Elyria
North Ridgeville Garden Club votes to keep giant zinna as club flower
The North Ridgeville Garden Club met at Town Hall and voted to keep the giant zinna as the club flower. Seeds plants and shrubs will be exchanged at the next meeting on May 17 at the town hall. Mrs John Gibbons read a sketch on Flowers That Bloom in the Catalogue. Mrs Vern Andrews shared a Florida trip, Midway camp Melbourne, and notes on native flowers and sights across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Eight of Hearts Hosts Evening At Mrs Cooley Home
Mrs Ralph Cooley hosted the Eight of Hearts at her home on Monday evening. Prizes for best scores went to Mrs Martin Pope and Mrs Walter Harmedel. A blue and white themed salad course was served. Mrs Walter Horwedel will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cooley
Eight of Hearts
Hearts
Martin Pope
Walter Harmedel
Walter Horwedel
Grange Plans Degree Conferrals and Card Party
At the Acme Grange meeting in Columbia on Tuesday evening the third and fourth degrees will be conferred on candidates. A card party is scheduled for Saturday evening by the Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Acme Grange
Columbia
N. C. C. W. Meeting Staged in Lorain and Greensburg Visit
Mrs. Catharine Tamblyn and Mrs. John Gibbons attended the N. C. C. W. meeting at Lorain Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ruth MacLaughlin spent Sunday in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, visiting her sister Sister Ignatius Lycia of Seton Hill, who underwent a serious operation last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Tamblyn
John Gibbons
N. C
Bloody Harlan depicts labor strife amid scenic mountains
In Harlan Kentucky a county famed for coal and rugged beauty contrasts with a history of labor violence. The piece notes murder rates, mining labor sentiment, major industries, housing, schools, churches, and civic life in Harlan and surrounding towns amid ongoing mining disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Kentucky
Red Dog
Dead Man’s Gulch
Kentucky- Virginia
Cumberland Mountains
Senate Committee
Harlan County
Boys in G-man role credited with capture in Lancaster
In Lancaster Ohio on April 26 a boy duo acting as G-men, Robert Schaefer and Jack Hauser, were credited with aiding the capture of Owen Bickel, 17, of Coshocton, who had escaped from two Federal officers during a ride to Chillicothe Federal Reformatory. Bickel had been convicted in Pittsburgh for automobile theft, forgery and mail tampering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Robert Schaefer
Jack Hauser
Schaefer
Owen Bickel
Coshocton
Chillicothe
Pittsburgh
Hauser
Bickel
U. S
Edward Michener
James Mast
Robert
G-man
Harley Highley
Highley
Local Social Guests Visit From Nearby Towns
The text lists multiple weekend and Sunday visits among families. Mr and Mrs Bellamy of Wake man visited Mr and Mrs Lawrence Peak. Mr and Mrs Nelson Chester and son Albert and Merlyn Reisinger stayed with relatives in New Haven Indiana. Mr and Mrs Ira Gough and family dined with Mr and Mrs Jack Van Arsdale in Columbia. Mrs Elizabeth Leonard and son Harry and daughters Sylvia and Vivian along with Mrs Nellie Collins of Cleveland were overnight guests at Mrs Emma Baldauf’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellamy
Wakeman
Lawrence Peak
Nelson Chester
Albert
Merlyn Reisinger
New Haven
Ind
Ira Gough
Jack van Arsdale
Columbia
Elizabeth Leonard
Harry
Sylvia
Vivian
Nellie Collins
Cleveland
Emma Baldauf
La Grange Social Roundup Includes Out-of-Town Guests
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilcox hosted Mr. Tom Lawrence of Lewisburg Pa and Mrs. Harry Lawrence with son from Youngstown for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams visited Cleveland on Friday. Miss Letha Mason will enend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
J. H. Wilcox
Tom Lawrence
Lewisburg
Harry Lawrence and Son
Youngstown
Charles Adams
Cleveland
Letha Mason
Driver fined and license revoked for DUI plea
John Priesner of 231 Cornell Avenue pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. Mayor Don A. Baird ordered a six month license revocation and $50 fine plus costs after arrest by Officer Earl Bosgs on Broad Street at about 2 45 a m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Priesner
Cornell Avenue
Don A. Baird
Priesner
Earl Bosgs
Broad Street
Plea Guilty In Police Court Fine For Intoxication
John Sney of 101 Buckeye Street was fined two dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication before Mayor Don A. Baird in police court. He was arrested about 1 10 a m Sunday on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sney
Buckeye Street
Don A. Baird
Sitney
Broad Street
P T A Meeting Highlights Social School Notes
Miss Dorothy Parsons traveled to Wesleyville for a weekend visit. A PTA gathering led by G B Wareham featured a special program and refreshments for over seventy attendees. Mrs R B Kelner and son Robert remain under doctor care. Circle events included a three course dinner hosted by Mrs C G Rush and an afternoon tea hosted by Mrs John Cook. Mrs E L Adams visited relatives in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Ohio
Dorothy Parsons
Westerville
P.T. A
G. B. Wareham
R. B. Kelner
Robert
C. G. Rush
Crossword Puzzle Clues Page Jumble
A compact list of crossword style clues includes entries such as 1 Crone 5 Descendant 10 Spill over 14 In tow 15 Large artery 21 Styla 17 Musical unit 18 Banks Scottish 20 One who goes far 22 Behind ship 24 Weary 25 Star of ink 26 Rent 29 Vehicle 31 Permits use of 35 Attention 39 Devoured 41 Toward 43 Pertaining to Whitsunday 48 Color 50 Nothing 51 Part of ode 33 Cloth measures 55 Always 57 Fold 60 Sea nymphs 64 Injury 65 Restrain 68 Golfer's cry 9 Otherwise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crones
Parabanese
Catholics Asked To Help Care For 196 Babies In Asylum
Bishop Schrembs appeals to the diocese's 220000 Catholics to support 196 babies at St Ann's Infant Asylum. The Catholic Charities drive spans 2685 parishes in 14 counties with a goal of making every adult Catholic a member of the Catholic Charities Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schrembs
Catholic Charities
St. Ann’s Infant Asylum
Diocese of
Cleveland
Catholic Charities Corporation
Senate Debates Relief Cuts And Budget Figures
Discussion centers on trimming federal spending and relief aid with figures ranging from 500 million to 1.2 billion dollars. Roosevelt proposes 1.82 billion for next year, including 1.5 billion for WPA work relief, while Byrd and Byrnes push for 10 percent expenditure cuts and agency consolidations amid mixed Senate support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Bankhead
Senate Democratic
Roosevelt
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
James F. Byrnes
S. C
Byrd
Executive Branch
Sen
Johnh. Bankhead
Ala
The
Byrnes
Mr. Roosevelt
James H. Pope
Idaho
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Wis
General Motors To Create Diesel Engine Division
General Motors announces the formation of a new Diesel Engine Division under Alfred P. Sloan Jr. The unit will build Winton Diesel engines from 20 to 160 horsepower and will locate on a 75 acre site in Detroit. Construction starts immediately with an engineering laboratory and Diesel-electric power plant to support development and testing. First construction phase begins in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Diesel Engine Division
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
G. M
Sloan
Health Program Highlights in CCC Camp Camp Lorain
Lieut A W McElroy reports CCC enrollees healthier than typical 17 to 25 year old men due to daily medical inspections and heated ventilated barracks. Immunsions for spinal meningitis and dental care by reserve officers are part of the new program. Injuries reduced by safety lectures and on site medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Lieut
A. W. McElroy
Camp Lorain
Gulf Road
Elyria
Lieut. McElroy
CDC Health
R. W. Wander
Red Cross
Grangers Present Program At Brooklyn Heights
Lorain County Pomona Grange led a large delegation to Brooklyn Heights for a joint program with Cuyahoga County Grange. Forty five Lorain members attended, while Cuyahoga County had forty five. The day featured degree work, a noon dinner, and a detailed program with readings, talks, and a Grange Flag of the Degree finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Brooklyn Heights
Pomona Grange
Lucille Burg
Wellington
Gertrude Schramm
Lorain County Pomona
Clarence Barber
Eva Sigsby
LaGrange
Edith Hudson
Ruth Miller
Frances Davidson
Kipton
Lorain County Agricultural Extension Agent
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Mennell
Grange
Florence Brandt
Mary Gilder
Maude Mason
Ruth Eldred
Martha Berg
Bartender Kills Three Then Ends Life With Poison
Portsmouth authorities report John Owens, 22, shot and killed his wife Sarah White Owens 23, mother in law Catherine White 54, and brother in law Chester White 20 at the in laws home. He wounded father in law Benjamin White 64 and neighbor Harry Hughes 17 before killing himself with poison. The motive remains unclear though domestic trouble had previously been slight. Owens then went to Miss Thelma Kirker 24 at a downtown boarding house and took poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
John Owens
Owens
Sarah White Owens
Catherine White
Chester White
Benjamin B. White
Harry Hughes
Thelma Kirker
Miss Kirker
Labor Relations Program At Chamber Meet
A four day chamber program opens with a session to elect 18 directors led by Col M Chester president of the National Association of Manufacturers. Major address will cover labor relations with round table discussions featuring John D Black and B C Heacock on Wagner Act decisions and plant conditions. Goodyear's P W Litchfield and N I C B president Virgil Jordan will discuss national policy and enterprise outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber Council
Colby M. Chester
National Association of Manufacturers
Round Table
John D. Black
Chicago
Supreme Court
B. C. Heacock
Peoria, II
McGrady
P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Virgil Jordan
National Industrial Conference Board
Elyria man fined for intoxication in police court
John Finan of Elyria was fined 2 dollars and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird. He was arrested about 3 10 a m Sunday on Chapel street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finan
Elyria
Don A. Baird
Chapel Street
German freighter crew repels raid in Marseille
In Marseille on April 26 the Nordmark crew defended their ship from raiders. They wounded one French gangster and routed two others who attempted to board the docked freighter. Captain Walte Teegen cried out for help, and the crew drove the attackers away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
France
Walte Teegen
G O P Chairman Plans Four Radio Speeches
Republican National Committee Chairman John D. M. Hamilton announced four radio addresses in May to end a post election silence. He urged voters to reexamine the political landscape as party lines shift, outlining May 1 NBC Red Network 9 30 to 10 p m EST May 8 NBC Red Network 9 30 to 10 p m EST May 16 CBS 10 to 10 30 p m EST and May 23 CBS 10 to 10 30 p m EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee Today
Hamilton
Republican Party
Motorist fined for reckless driving in city court
John Urbansok 20 of 114 Blake Street was fined two dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird for reckless driving following a 2 10 a m arrest on Cleveland Street. The mayor suspended the fine and costs on Urbansok’s promise of future good behavior since he had no prior arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Urbansok
Blake Street
Don A. Baird
Urbansok
Cleveland Street
Avon Lake CAGE TEAM Feted At Banquet
Avon Lake basketball team honored at a Saturday banquet in the school cafeteria with 150 attendees. Coach Maus served as toastmaster and Mike Rockas was named honorary captain. Principal J Irvin King praised the team while Coach Edwards stressed athletics as life preparation and showed game films. Letters were awarded to seven players and cheer leaders received recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Clayton Maus
Mike Rockas
Rockas
William Edwards
Western Reserve University
J. Irvin King
Maus
Dan Manning
George Trivanovich
LaVerne Buswell
Clarence Biltz
Howard Redding
Robert Livingston
Gwendolyn Beard
Robert Burkhardt
Mildred Trivanovich
P.T. A
Avon Lake PTA Banquet Brings Mothers Daughters Together
About 250 mothers and daughters attended the Avon Lake school P T A mother daughter banquet on Thursday evening. Tables featured maroon and gold with garden hat favors. Mrs. Ernest Werdel hosted and opened remarks on home school and community life. Mrs. Dill Dunning and Mrs. Hazel Shriver spoke representing parents and teachers, Ruth Heidler spoke for the daughters, and a marionette show followed in the auditorium. Mrs. Rena Thomas led the food committee and Werdel the program. The Women's League Group No. 5 plans a card party April 27 at 12:50 p m at Avon Lake Park. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake School
P.T.A
Ernest Werdel
Rena Thomas
Women’s League
Avon Lake Glass Blowers Exhibit At School
Avon Lake students will attend an educational exhibition on glass making by Venetian Glass Blowers in the school auditorium Friday morning April 30. Performances at nine and 10 30. Souvenirs for attendees. Parents invited. Small admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Smiths Visit Pedersens in Detroit Weekend
Mr and Mrs Gale Smith of Detroit Michigan were weekend guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Pedersen of Hunter road. Mr and Mrs Ed Kelley and family have moved to Shawville to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Smith
Detroit. Mich
Carl Pedersen
Hunter Road
Ed. Kelley
Shawville
U A W Wins Ford Richmond Dispute at Assembly Plant
United Automobile Workers claim a major victory after a one day sit down strike at Ford Richmond plant on the West Coast. Concessions include no discrimination against union men recognition of seniority rights and grievance committee conferences. Twelve demoted union workers revert to their original jobs under the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
United Automobile Workers Union Today
Ford Motor Company
Ford Assembly
Richemond
West Coast
Henry Ford
Ed. Hall
Hall
Richmond
Ford
Committee For Industrial Organization
Five Die In Ohio Traffic Fatalities Over Weekend
Five people died in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend. In Cleveland area deaths were George Stefan 59 Abraham Cohen 77 and John Gresh 39 of Fairview Village. Maynard Williams 54 of Morgan County was crushed between two autos on Route 77 near Zanesville. He was helping Harold Smith when a car driven by Paul Massy 40 of near Mt Vernon struck Smith. Sheriff L B Adrean Morgan County held Massy for investigation. Willard Roberts 26 of Berrysville died when his car skidded and overturned on Route 73 eight miles southeast of Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
George Stefan
Abraham Cohen
John Gresh
Fairview Village
Maynard Williams
Morgan County
Zanesville
Harold Smith
Paul Massy
Mt. Vernon
Smith
L. B. Adrean
New Atomic Form of Matter Found
In Pasadena on April 26 scientists Carl D. Anderson and Seth H. Neddermeyer announced a new atomic form of matter. The particle shows both negative and positive charge with high penetrating power and a mass a thousand times that of an electron. It lacks an official name, listed as X, and was observed from photographs at Pike's Peak and Panama using Andersons cosmic ray camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Carl D. Anderson
Seth H. Neddermeyer
Pike’s Peak
Panama
Anderson
Fined For Intoxication In Grafton Arrest
Henry Janowski of Grafton was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Mayor Dow A Baird in police court. He was arrested about 8 50 p m Saturday on West Bridge street when his car collided with a vehicle owned by George Davis. Officers found Janowski behind the wheel and he said he had let a stranger drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Janowski
Grafton
Dow A Baird
Janowski
West Bridge Street
George Davis
State Briefs from Springfield and Cincinnati
Springfield Ohio April 26 F A Healy 75 former secretary treasurer of Cincinnati and Lake Erie Railroad Co died at his home after a two month illness Cincinnati Ohio April 26 Ohio River rose 24 feet in 24 hours to 274 feet due to heavy rains though observers said the rise not alarming Youngstown Ohio April 26 Dr J A Sherbondy 89 decorated by the French government for his service as a surgeon during the war died at his home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Marjorie Belsinger
Marian Demma
Frank Demma
Avon Lake
Bernard Frank Demsey
Rose Rino
Anna Demma
Miss Rino
Robert Demsey
Mrs. Dempsey
Vineyard Rd
United Preas
Springfield
F. A. Healy
The
Cincinnati & Lake Erie Railroad Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Youngstown
J. A. Sherbondy
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Big Coal Center
United Press
Cumberland
Lynch
Verda
Benham
Harlan City
Baptists
Kiwanis Club
Avon Demma
Dempsey
Lars Morris
Reviols
EIA
Joe
Pennsylvania
Kass
General Motors
Grangers
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