Ohio Industry Challenges Electric Rates in Sandusky Complaint
Farrell-Cheek Steel Foundry of Sandusky filed a formal complaint with the Public Utilities Commission charging Ohio Public Service Company rates as unjust and unreasonable. The firm argues current rates reflect 1928–29 valuations and costs, claiming charges are about 50 percent higher than 1918–20 schedules. The PUC gave the utility 15 days to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Public Service Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Farrell-Cheek Steel Foundry Company
Sandusky
Ubility
Utilities Commission
West Ohio Gas Company
Kentor
Lima
State Supreme Court
Publi Utilities Commission
Canton
Massillon
High Court
Lewis ¥. Laylin
Supreme Judges
Death of Elizabeth Dusendong in Hlytia parish area
Elizabeth Dusendong 77 of Hlytia died at home on South Olive Street Saturday after two months illness. A nurse in youth and later a parish housekeeper for local Catholics, she leaves ten nieces and three nephews. Services planned at St Peter's Ridgeville Tuesday at 10 a.m. Burial in St Peter's Cemetery. Awning fire damages Thomas Gray shoe store on Broad Street. firemen arrived at 4:20 a.m. Sunday, duration 36y minutes.
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Elizabeth Dusendong
Hlytia
South Olive Street
Miss Dusendong
Sheffield
St. Peter’s Church
Ridgeville
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Thomas Gray
Broad Street
Two Inmates Escape Grafton Prison Farm
Two inmates Browhsfield and Dan Felman from Cincinnati escaped Sunday evening from the Grafton Prison Farm. Police sought the trusties, all inmates from Mansfield Infirmary, as officers reported the break.
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Grafton Prison Farm
C. C. Brumenshenckle
Browhsfield
Dan Felman
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Act To Disbar Attorney From Lorain
Formal charges in the disbarment proceedings against J. J. Ewers a Lorain attorney were filed with the clerk of courts today by a bar committee from Elyria and Lorain Ewers is charged with disorderly conduct involving moral turpitude The action stems from a conviction on improper exposure for which he paid a $25 fine and costs in common pleas court last April Disbarment proceedings will be heard before the court here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ewers
Lorain
J. W. Digren
Don Baird
Elyria
Frank Stack
Loram Ewers
Common Pleas Court
Kiwanis and Rotary Runoff Softball at Local Stadium
The Kiwanis and Rotary clubs will stage a rematch softball game at the stadium Tuesday evening at 6 15 after the July 22 clash failed to settle things. Harland Brown Kiwanis manager confirms the plan.
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Kiwanis
Rotary
Harland Brown
Two Die in Farm Tragedy Near Marion Iowa
Two people died in a farm tragedy near Marion Iowa as county investigators probe. Mary N Hinkle 70 was found dead in the burned ruins of her home seven miles southwest of town overnight. Later Jacob 50 a bachelor was found shot in a neighbor s cornfield with the gun beside him. Deputies say the women and her son had quarrelled over an 18 year old girl whom Mrs Hinkle had wished to adopt and who bore the girl s child.
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Marion
Here
Mary N. Hinkle
Jacob
Hinkle
Officials urged to take voluntary pay cuts in budget
The budget proposes voluntary salary reductions for elective officials though no legal action can compel cuts. The plan was to be reviewed by the council finance committee today in preparation for a possible presentation tonight.
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Finance Committee of Council
Upward Trend In Steel Industry Seen Despite Slump
The article notes a cautious optimism about the steel industry in 1982 despite quarter losses averaging 18.78 per ton of ingots. It highlights modest demand signals, expanded Lake Superior iron ore releases, railroad activity, and plant openings as signs of potential improvement while warning against over-optimism.
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Cleveland
Steel
Middle West
Lake Superior
Carnegie Steel Company
Edgar Thompson
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Elyria Kiwanis asks trucks to take children to Indians game
George Richwine, Kiwanis committee chair, urged Elyrians to supply trucks for about 1,200 local children traveling to Cleveland on Wednesday August 10 to see the Indians versus the Washington Senators as guests of the Elyria Kiwanis Club. About 800 tickets remain. car capacity is nearly full. Richwine said the Stadium will host the event, potentially a local record for child spectators, with newsreels planned by Barry Shedd of Capitol Theatre.
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Elyrians
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Elyria Kiwaris Club
George Richwine
Richwine
League Park
Barry Shedd
Capitol Theatre
Socialists push for a new economic order in Columbus speech
William Woodhouse of the Socialist Labor Party denounces capitalism and advocates social distribution led by organized workers. He cites a $1 to $8 value ratio and argues for peaceful change through worker organization. Anna Storck introduces and promotes party education and the candidate Verna Reynolds visiting town. note mentions a Prohibition party since 1872.
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William Woodhouse
Columbus
Socialist Labor Party
Woodhouse
Anna K. Storck
Boston Avenue
Elyria
Ats
Verna L. Reynolds
Tilson Quits Congress After 22 Years in Service
Former congressman John Q Tilson aged 66 announces retirement after 22 years in office. He cites fatigue with partisan gridlock and lack of leadership, plans to work as a political organizer and return to private life while supporting Republican efforts ahead of elections. He describes changes in party dynamics and the need for renewal.
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Tilson
Congress
Washington
AEL F
Oberlin OC LtB Activities in Oberlin Aug 1
Oberlin notes list meetings and visits: Cantos Lorain Xp March $3, Ladies Auxiliary No. 1 at TI. O F. hall Elvira. Frank E. Peck Chapter De Molay meets this evening. Mrs J C Schafer hosts T M T M on Aug 2. American Legion Auxiliary plans August 2 meeting with plans for state convention. Music Dept of Oberlin Women’s Club picnics Aug 3–8 at A R Kimpton. Missionary society of First Baptist Aug 3 at Mrs Harry Avery. Mrs John Parsons hosts West Russia club picnic Aug 4. Thursday Comfort club at Mrs Adam Moehr’s.
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Oberlin, O
O F
Elvria
Frank E. Peck
Order of de- Molay
J. C. Schafer
West Lorain Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Byro Shaffstall
North Mainstreet
Oberlin Women’s Club
A. R. Kimpton
East Collage Street
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Harry Avery
Grafton Road
John Parsons
North Professor Street
West Russia Club
Adam Moshi
South Pleasant Street
Midhaps Fatal to Ohioans
A weekend of deaths across Ohio and nearby states tallies at least 16 fatalities from traffic crashes drownings and other mishaps. Notable losses include two air crashes near Dayton three drownings six automobile deaths in Belmont county and a Columbus auto dealer who drowned saving his daughter. An Ohio woman died at Dayton from accidental antiseptic poisoning and a boy aged eight was killed.
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United Press
Ohio
Dayton
Delaware
Cincinnati
Belmont County
Edward Lipscomb
Holloway
Henry
Jacobs
Edward Jacobs
St. Clairsville
Charles Harding
Miamisburg
Ruben Fink
Franklin, O
Walter B. Zimmerman
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
John Higal
Ripley
Brown County
Maysville
Chesapeake and Ohio
Donald Bristow
Norwood
Lespurdsville Lake
Orrin EB. Wolfe
Robert Newman
Two Cleveland Youths Held After Car Jump Incident
Two Cleveland youths were booked on suspicion after police nabbed them following one youth jumping from a car driven by Miss Mc Laughlin as she prepared to enter a gag station. The youth chased by the other then linked with a companion a block away. Police recalled the incident on June 11 when a purse with vacation money was taken from a car driven by Miss Cheney in a similar fashion. Miss McLaughlin stated she did not see the youth on her car.
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Cleveland
Miss McLaughlin
Miss Cheney
Baldenwick Granted Divorce for Extreme Cruelty
E. H. Baldenwick of Lorain was granted a divorce from Elizabeth of Rochester N.7 on grounds of extreme cruelty. Judge W. B. Thompson awarded the decree.
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E. H. Baldenwick
Lorain
Elizabeth
Rochester
N.7
W. B. Thompson
Multiple Fatalities Reported in Ohio Michigan Auto Crashes
At Portsmouth a 20 year old from Toledo drowned when a row boat capsized on Lake Erie near Luna Pier Michigan four companions were rescued. Samuel Wilt 25 an automobile mechanic died at Washington Court House after losing control of his car. Ernest Dressel 63 longtime Cincinnati city patrolman died by self inflicted method due to ill health. James Eberling 21 died in Hamilton when his car hit a streetcar loading platform. Raymond Sigrist 19 of Dundee Ohio died from injuries in an automobile collision at Boyer.
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Portsmouth
Arthur Boise
Toledo
Lake Erie
Luna Pier
Michigan
Samuel Wilt
Washington Court House
Ernest Dressel
Cincinnati
James Eberling
Hamilton
Raymond Sigrist
Dundee
Ohio
Boyer
Johnstown Mayor Uses Credit to Feed Bonus Army Camp
In Johnstown Pa August 1 the red haired mayor Eddie McCloskey drew advances on his salary to feed starving bonus army veterans. He ordered 1090 loaves of bread and 156 pounds of bacon and appealed to President Hoover and the Red Cross for aid. Thousands were stranded at the camp as families slept close together in overcrowded conditions.
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McCloskey
Doak Carter
Red Cross
McClosker
Ideal Park
Johnstown
Hoover
Eddie
Pants Presser
Chamber of Commerce
Bonus Army
Walter Waters
BBE
Goa
Washington
Andy Mellon
United States
Russia
Somerset County
Father Coxy
Pittsburgh
United Press
White House
Waters
Political stalemate keeps Nazis from parlia ment control in 1930s Germany
The article notes state governments profiting from parliamentary deadlock while Adolf Hitler's Nazis, with 29 seats, cannot secure a majority. The Right Wing totals 276 including fascists and Nationalists. the Left 231. Communists 89. Von Papen urges dissolving the Reichstag to rule by decree.
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Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
People's Party
Economic Party
Agrarians
Reichstag
Dr. Breuning
Constitutionalists
von Papen
von Hindenburg
Markets and a Washington relief drive clash in Johnstown
Markets report firm eggs poultry and livestock prices in Cleveland and Johnstown scenes show hunger cries for aid as thousands gather for a relief drive. Mayors and veterans commander Waters push for shelter, cabins, and a new camp near Washington while Hoover aid and Red Cross funds flood in.
Bonus Army colony offered on 400 acre Virginia farm
Major L J H Herwig offered a Washington farm near Upperville for destitute veterans to live while job prospects improve. Four other sites from Virginia to New York were offered. Mrs Edgell, hosting 11 veterans in Cantonsville, Md, sold land to Waters and plans to lease 175 acres. She hopes to start work soon to help the veterans settle, with lumbering, cabins, and self-sustaining gardens planned.
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L. J. H. Herwig
Washington
Waters
Upperville
Virginia
New York State
Johnstown
Holgell
Bonus Army
Cantonsville
Talbot County
Hoover
Uis
Akron man killed in street fight strike to radio
William Cassady aged 38 died when his head struck a radio during a quarrel. Police reported Billy Busch, 34, felled Cassady with a punch causing a fractured skull. Two men and two women were in custody on suspicion of involvement.
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Akron
William Cassady
Billy Busch
Cassady
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