Meyer Sent To Hotel For Rest Before Testimony
Washington thin and tired Johnny Meyer appeared before the Senate Investigating Committee but was sent home to bed for sleep. He said he had not slept in three days and could not recall the day. Meyer had flown from Paris via New York to supply secret testimony about entertainments for government officials and other bigwigs, including J A Krug and Elliott Roosevelt. Senator Ferguson ordered the rest and indicated Meyer would likely testify later.
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Washington
Johnny Meyer
Senate
Howard Hughes
Meyer
Paris
New York
Hughes
Mayor's Court Revenue Up in June Report
The Mayor A R Agate court collected 2306.42 in June, per clerk Mrs Pearl Castle. A July total rose to 3086.42 with 1082 in fines and 586 in costs plus parking ticket payments, licenses, witness fee, and miscellaneous fees.
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A. R. Agate
Pearl Castle
Bound for China Waters Beckstein sails aboard Pickaway
Harold G. Beckstein electrician's mate third class USN son of Mr and Mrs H Beckstein of Elyria Linwood street serves aboard the attack transport USS Pickaway which has left the United States bound for China waters
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China Waters
Harold G. Beckstein
USN
H. Beckstein
Linwood Street
Elyria
USS
Pickaway
United States
Bold measures urged at Geneva talks to curb surpluses
Sir John Boyd Orr warns that world food shortfalls persist and unmarketable surpluses loom for exporting nations. He calls for bold measures by 48 nations meeting at the Geneva Food Conference to aid war devastated regions with equipment for harvests while preventing surpluses in cereals sugar and wool that could ruin land workers.
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John Boyd Orr
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Orr
United States
Geneva
Netherlands Accepts US Mediation Offer in Ins Dopesiay Dispute
LAKE SUCCESS New York Netherlands accepted the American offer of good offices to mediate the Ins Dopesiay dispute. Britain moved to dismiss the matter from the UN Security Council until the US maneuver outcome is clear. Dutch Ambassador Van Kittens said discussions should show how mediation can be effective. US proposal urged the council to call for immediate ceasefire and peaceful talks, while Johnson said action could be taken without judging the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cann ‘Ei
Delo- Roles
United States
Uenedl
Derschel V. Johnson
Tel Aviv in flames after shooting and riots
A chaotic night in Tel Aviv sees gunfire and riots across the city. Police and soldiers engage as protests erupt near the barracks and business district, with several killed and many wounded.
Banks to Act as Paying Agents on Leave Bonds
The Treasury names banks as paying agents for redemption of armed forces leave bonds, with pay 15 cents per bond up to 1.1 bonds and 10 cents per bond beyond that. Redemption begins Sept 1, requiring original discharge papers for cash exchange. Outstanding leave bonds total 1.8 billion dollars, with about 1 billion expected to be redeemed. officials urge redeem only if necessary due to high interest gains of 2 percent.
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Washington
Treasury
Thay
Term Jet
Department
PAC To Put On Registration Drive in Elyria
The PAC for UAW CIO at meetings decided to sponsor a registration drive in Elyria. The drive will continue until October sixty and every effort will be made to have all eligible persons properly registered to vote.
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Political Action Committee For
Uaw-Cio
Ast
Elyria
Court notices yield divorce suits and jail terms
Adell Holt of Lorain files for divorce from Wil Vin Holt citing extreme neglect. Gladys Corn of Avon sues for divorce from Price Corn after an assault charge. A burglary in Akron leads to recovery of a stolen auto and a found weapon. Brooks Fashion Stores seeks a restraining order against the U S Kresge Co over building occupancy and lease issues. The docket includes estate notices and various civil actions from Lorain and nearby towns.
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Adell Holt
Lorain
Dub Wil- Vin Holt
Crocl
Lerain
Gladys Corn
Moon Road
Avon
Price Corn
West River Street
Corn
Sheriff's
Justice of the Peace C. C
Brooks Fashion Stores, Inc
Kresge Company
Marting
Besadwig
Petdun
Brooks
Ue Krosite Company
Chedeferdarty
Cemet
Brooks Eeippany
Shefield Powe
Reetfield
Laicite Foothoyer
Republican Critique of the New Deal Spending and Tax Policies
Taft and Tutt argue the President clings to New Deal spending and tax expansion. They defend Taft Hartley and other GOP measures, claim Congress opposed vetoes, and criticize wartime tax continuance. They assert removal of price and housing controls reflected public sentiment and blame a Democratic administration for it.
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Tutt
Taft
National Scientific Foundation
Republican Congress
Congress
United States
Wilson Wyatt
Natt
Republican Party
Vacations Hinder Red Cross Clothing Output In July
Elyria Red Cross report shows July production by First Congregational Church and Pittsfield Township women. Wool dresses and a wool skirt completed, calton drogees knit, plus numerous garments. Shipments overseas total several dozen items including dresses skirts overalls sweaters and service-related gear.
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Red Cross
Elyria
American Red Cross
First Congregational Church
Mary Coffland
Pittsfield Township
Archie Waiter
Calton
Joe Fritz
Netlin Laundon
Maude Rinehart
Myre
James Vai Dusen
Oberlin Tudor Bie
Nellie B. Smith
Arede
New
Auto Crash Fatal To Railway General Agent
A collision near Cincinnati last night between autos driven by Yesaienge boys killed Roy R. Mll age 85, general agent for the Texas Pacific Railway, and injured four others including Rodney Hill 19 and Fern Hill, Pearl Sehler and Barbar Sehler. The crash involved a Wellhs passenger car and a Hale driven auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesaienge
Oday
Roy R. Ml
Texas & Pacific Railway Co
Hamilton County
Rodney Hil
Aula
Robert. Harris
Hill
Wellh
Fern Hill
Pearl Sehler
Barbar Sehler
Britain May Cut Troops From Italy And Greece
London reports say Britain studies withdrawing troops from Italy and Greece with no date set. Heavily cropped US involvement may follow as demobilization frees manpower for industry and eases overseas costs. Military reductions could also affect Germany and Austria as officials review broader pullouts.
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Britain
Italy
Greece
London
Ofvflead
Creece
Germany
United States
Maly
EAM
Haly
Fireworks Co. Blasts Spark Sabotage Probe Near Dayton
Deputies and company reps probed sabotage after a sequence of blasts at United Fireworks Co seven miles west of Dayton. Seven hundred square miles of area were shaken and four sheds destroyed with two more damaged. Plant owner Walter Beachler’s son Donald said no injuries occurred in five blasts after 2 pm though damage ran into thousands of dollars. Firemen and deputies attributed the first blast to triggering subsequent explosions across nearby buildings. A prior blast last month killed one employee.
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Dayton
United Fireworks Co
Here
Walter Beachler
Donald
Death records list two Lorain area deaths and long obituary details
Deaths of Mus Freda Ruth Treaster sister of H W Hopp Ridgeville and Mre Dana J Fox Lake Avenue Lorain follow weeks of illness. Survived by husband Hilbert two sons David Richard of Lorain and four sisters Mrs Painter Morgan Mrs Harris Keister Mrs Norman Westy of Lorain and Mrs Howard Taylor of Berlinville Funeral arrangements for Monday incomplete and to be announced. Mrs Anna Pribanic Elyria died at Lorain Convalescent Home July 2 30 p m aged about years born March 10 1875 Yugoslavia member of Church Nativity South Amherst St Agnes parish. husband Thomas died seven years ago a son John died a year ago she leaves eight daughters and many relatives including sisters Theresa Melitis of Pittsburgh and Stephen Simik of Cleveland. residence South Cake St South Amherst 35 years former Cleveland resident. services Monday August 4 at 8 00 pm and 9 00 am from St Agnes church burial at St Josephs Cemetery South Amherst.
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Freda Ruth Treaster
H. W. Hopp
Ridgeville
Dana J. Fox
Lake Avenuve
Lorain
Hilbert
David
Richard
Lortin
Painter Morgan
Harris Keister
Norman Westy
Howard Taylor
Berlinville
Anna Pribanic
Anna Pribanie
Bond Street
Elyria
Yugosla
Church of Nativity of
South Amherst
St. Agnes Church
Thomas
John
Pribanic
Michael Herman
Flynn
Michael Famie
Krink Newman
Lester Tan
James Halloran
Harry Kniss
Chester Studne! Vandetrs
Albert Packard
Leveland
Arendelildreny Riwe
Theresa Melitis
Pittsbergh
Stephen Simik
Cleveland
Dane Fumie
Yugoshivia
South Cake St. South
Amherst
Butner
St Agnes Church
Paul Sickel
Nativity Church
St. Joseph's
Cemelere i
Oberlin
de Forest Prove
Mhomes
Cincinaal
Carel Robinson
Ben Robinson
South Peasant Street
South Professor Street
Carol
Allen Hospital
Phaedogy
Oberlin Opera
Tneder
Dantel Horrasy
W. E. Parker
Som
Dirk
Frank Schwebert
Niagara Falls
Louis Cassal
Ober- Hie
Wafe
Narhag
Morgan Street
Cassel
Wasuimataa
D.C
Helen Sperry
Verniliun-on-the-Lake
Joseph Bank
Maphe Heights
Bank Wall
Oberlin Community News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Oberlin residents share travel notes and visits as relatives arrive from Cincinnati and Syracuse. The Tingehle Club hosts at Van Aurdale home while fishing trips and vacation plans unfold. Local churches list services and gatherings for August with notices of baptisms and hospital stays.
Permits Issued For 26 New Dwellings Here In July
City records show 26 new dwellings approved in July with estimated valuations totaling 174500. Building inspector Hart Dickason reported 129 permits issued that month including 64 building 27 plumbing 36 electric nine heating and one sign. Fees for permitting totaled 25210 with 180 collected for plumbers exams bringing July office collections to 43210. Examinations awarded to three master plumbers at 50 and journeyman plumbers at 3 each. Total valuation for all 56 permits reached 205700.
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Hart Dickason
Motth
Police report several car damages across Elyria area
Four autos were damaged in three incidents reported to Elyria police yesterday and last night. Ralph L Artler of Berea said a fender was damaged on his car at Fifth Street and 41 Avenue. A Gospel Mission front on East Bridge Street saw a collision with another car whose driver fled after a threat. Don Yunker of 2056 Gration Road collided with a parked car. Frederick Meng of 216 Howe Street had minor damage near 345 Broad Street as Harriet Capur backed from a curb. Police continue investigating damage at McKinley School where a fire extinguisher sprayed a redecorated room and varnish on desks was marred. The building, open daily as a recreation center, had a forced entry via a fire escape door, which had been left unsecured. No damage estimate available.
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Elyria
Ralph L. Artler
Berea
Fifth Street
41 Avenue
Echler
Rir
Grafton
Donald Yunker
Gration Road
Frederick Meng
Howe Street
Broad Street
Harriet Capur
West Tenth Street
McKinley
Market fruit and produce prices from Chicago wholesale page
A dense OCR crop lists fruit and vegetable quotations including apples, cabbage, carrots, cucumbers, mushrooms, greens, rhubarb, spinach, and tomatoes with prices per unit or basket. It also provides Chicago poultry, butter, and potato price ranges, plus grain and soy prices, reflecting a busy wholesale market snapshot.
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Chicago
Bienery i Pelpty
United States
Idaho
Agmple
Bextra
Petitions Filed By Three Candidates for Township Posts
Three men filed nominating petitions with the Lorain County Board of Elections for November township posts. In Eaton Township A B Ossborn seeks a seat on the board of trustees and George W Cornish aims for clerk, both challengers. Lee W Kinneet filed to place his name on the Grafton Township board of trustees, where he currently serves.
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Lorain County Board of Elections
Eaton Township
A. B. Ossborn
Board of Trustees
George W. Cornish
Lee W Kinneet Aled
Hla Uname
Grafton Towne Ship Board of Trustees
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Tel Aviv
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Tel
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Chie
Silean
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Carl L. Taylor
Second Street
Richard E. Glover
Shavis Nue
Robert N. Clover
Sq Ivenue
Delwin A. Grey
Akron Tate
Jock Walker
Sheriff's Department
Akron Burnary
Walker
Akron
Tee Rigs
Tee Ut Wah
Peretbal Prey
Abel
Athens
Vermilion South Shore Regatta
Varmilion
Lewis Moneg
Y.M.C.A
Chin
Ei Water Works
W. Lb. Gehrke
Raymond Cook
Lorainj
Death Records
Freda Treaster
Ruth Edwards
Locust St
First Methodist
Thomas S. Keplee
Oberlin Schowl
Grace Lutheran Church
Wilbert J. Fields
Schauh
Grange Hall
South Main Street
Hoa. Om
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert F. MecGrewar
P. T. Fenn, Jr
Oberlin College
McGregor
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Normal
Crosby
Rust Methodist Church
Gh Morgen
G. G. Morgan
Levon
First Baptist Church
Edwards
D. D
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Shoa
Upinow
Allen Wospita
George Gound
Paul Sligher
Orphelia Giles
Eugene
George Hermann
General Tire Service
E. Oridge ST
YOUR
General Tire Headquarters
Police Dept. News
Valentines
Jveler
Yoo
Parbley
Blan
Marien Ardlan
OLEBO
Toledo
Grim Close
Ohio
Middle Western
North Central States
Scip
Sohio
the Standard Qil Company
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