Sawyer Demands Open Reply to Charges in Ohio Primary
In Niles Charles Sawyer pressed Gov. Martin L. Davey to come out in the open and answer graft era charges as the primary contest heated. Sawyer blasted inditements against allies and asked why state payments on hot mix contracts were allowed, while vowing to press questions until the polls open next Tuesday. Davey campaigned on his record, attacking the CIO and opponents in Bucyrus and Tiffin, with stops planned in Upper Sandusky and other towns. Metzenbaum and Metcalf mounted separate critiques of administration policies as the race featured broad attacks and cross-campaign rhetoric.
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Charles Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Sawyer
In Ratly
Niles
Senate
Ohio
Ohiio
Davey
Jonn L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Bucyrus
Tiffin
Lewis
The
CIO
Upper Sandusky
Kenton
Bellefontaine
Troy
Orb
Wellington society to get funds for horse barn paint
The Wellington Agricultural Society was approved $60 by the county board to purchase paint for the new horse barn at the Wellington fair grounds with painting labor to be supplied by the society. Nelle Paonessa was granted divorce from Samuel Paonessa for gross neglect and restored to maiden name Nelle Standen. Dorothy Janet Scott of Elyria filed for divorce from Harlin Scott on grounds of desertion, married 1928, three children. defendant deserted in May 1935. Sara Buehner of Lorain filed for divorce from William Buehner on grounds of neglect and wilful absence, married 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Wellington Agricultural Society
Wellington Fair Grounds
Nelle Paonessa
Samuel Paonessa
Guy B. Findley
Nelle Standen
Dorothy Janet Scott
Elyria
Harlin Scott
Sara Buehner
Lorain
Wiliam Buehner
Fight leaves James Robinson with facial injuries
James Robinson, 22, of Hadaway Court was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital about 10:15 p m yesterday for cuts on the forehead and lower jaw after a fight with Austin Rucker of 332 Sixteenth Street. Police said Rucker struck Robinson with a wrench and that Robinson did not wish to press charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robinson
Hadaway Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Austin Rucker
Sixteenth Street
Rucker
Robinson
Truck Driver Reports Loss of 186.07 Cash and Checks
Durbin Daily of Canton reported to police that he lost 186.07 in cash and two checks totaling 49.56. He checked into a local hotel Monday evening, retired at 11:35 p.m., and later found the billfold missing in Kipton, noting no sign of a break in. Detective-Lieutenant Lloyd Sweet investigated and discounted robbery while he slept.
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Durbin Daily
Canton
Sugardale Packing Company of
Lloyd Sweet
Kipton
Sweet
Two Auto Accidents Reported by Police
Police records show two automobile accidents on city streets yesterday. Walter Lisinski of 570 Broad Street and Mrs. R. Whalen of Cleveland collided at West Avenue and Sixth Street around 8 80 p.m. A truck driven by W L Pick of 239 Seventh Street and Elmer Erickson of 204 East Broad Street collided on Second Street about 6 20 p.m. Glen Rogers Motors reports a company car stolen this week from the used car lot, a 1999 Chevrolet Coupe with Motor No 86053 and Serial No 1 AC 3900.
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Walter Siliski
Broad Street
R. Whalen
Cleveland
West Avenue
Sixth Street
W. L. Pick
Seventh Street
Elmer Erickson
East Broad Street
Second Street
Glen Rogers Motors Company
East Bridge Street
Children blamed for grass fire on Sheriff Street
Grass fire on Sheriff Street burned about two acres yesterday afternoon. Firemen arrived with the service truck and neighbors helped extinguish the flames. No property damage was reported.
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Sheriff Street
Peterson's Ointment Ad Promising Quick Skin Relief
Fragmented ad text claims pimples and skin irritations like eczema can be quickly treated with Peterson's Ointment. It mentions refunds on a general money back offer and lists druggists as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Three Admit Slaying of Athens Station Operator
Three Perry County men Carl Helwig 23 Gilbert Helwig 28 and John Faught 21 confessed to the slaying of 65 year old John O'Brien Athens gasoline station operator last Wednesday Sheriff Bayless said the trio signed confessions after visiting the station The suspects were captured yesterday on a freight train at Hebron Licking County and told the sheriff that O'Brien was shot to death when he reached for his gun during a hold up.
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Athens
Perry County
John O'Brien
Charles Bayless
Carl Helwig
Gilbert
John Faught
New Lexington
Hebron
Licking County
O’brien
Disposition Of Case Withheld Until Tomorrow Morning
Dominick Gissarelli a 21 year old from Warren was arraigned on railroad law violations. Mayor Joseph Petro ordered the disposition withheld until tomorrow morning after Gissarelli was found with 93 dollars concealed on his person and questioned about the money. Railroad Detective L V Jones reported the arrest. Police noted the suspect's explanation was unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Gissarelli
Warren
Joseph Q. Petro
Gissarelli
L. V. Jones
Poultry Expert to Speak at Lorain County Extension Meet
C I Hummel announced that a university poultry specialist will speak at a Lorain County poultry extension committee meeting on Thursday of next week. Details of the gathering remain to be arranged. C M Ferguson of Ohio State Univ. is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versity Poultry
Lorain County Poultry Extension Committee
C. I. Hummel
C. M. Ferguson
Ohio State
Uni
Ely School project to be shown to United States geography teachers
An industrial geography project from the Ely School will be described in New York City tomorrow to 7 geography teachers from across the United States. Miss Elizabeth Yoder will report how trips to 36 industrial plants fostered student interest and how local factory officials aided the program. DeForest Stull of Teachers College praised the project as practical geography.
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Ely
New York City
United States
Elizabeth Yoder
Teachers’ College
New York
Elyria
DeForest Stull
Teachers College
Miss Yoder
Prisoner Knight Wins Jail Admiration for Work Ethic
Vernon Knight, 28, of Sharon Pe, a theft defendant jailed May 2, impressed jail officials by refusing to leave until his work is finished. He had 30 days in jail with a $200 fine, but was released after officials recommended leniency. Knight joked he cannot leave until he grades a parking strip he started, planning to work tonight.
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Vernon Knight
Sharon
Knight
Lorain
Jal
William G. Smith
Willay F. Grail
Findley
Kight
Marriage Of Former Oberlin Girl Announced
Oberlin, Aug 3. Professor and Mrs. G Walter Fiske of Framingham Mass formerly of Oberlin announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret to William L Hilliard of the Boston suburb. Mrs Hilliard a Mount Holyoke and Oberlin graduate taught at Low Heywood and Framingham High. Hilliard a former Dennison chemist, now runs Castle Hill Nurseries. They will live at 40 Winter Street Framingham Center.
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Oberlin
G. Walter Fiske
Framingham
Mass
Margaret
William L. Hilliard
Boston
Birthday party honors Mrs Mary Hacker in LaGrange
Mrs Mary Hacker received a surprise birthday party hosted by daughters Mrs Florence Keighley and Mrs Evangeline Jackson at Jacksons LaGrange home. Prizes of five hundred were awarded to Mrs J Rudekoff Oberlin and Mrs Viola Fackler Elyria. Others present included Mrs Vergie Gibson, Mrs Mary Lounsbrough, Mrs Esther Coinman and Nancy, Mrs Beulah Feakins, Mrs Florence Reighley and Oberlin resident Mrs Mary Hacker. A two course luncheon followed and many gifts were given.
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Mary Hacker
Florence Keighley
Evangeline Jackson
LaGrange
J. Rudekoff
Oberlin
Viola Fackler
Elyria
Vergie Gibson
Mary Lounsbrough
Esther Coinman
Nancy
Beulah Feakins
Florence Reighley
Hacker
Fifteen Entries In Soap Box Derby Run Tomorrow
Fifteen miniature racing automobiles were being tuned up today for their first big test in the local Soap Box Derby to be held tomorrow morning on Water Street hill. The home made cars will be driven by the boys who built them, with emphasis on speed from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Prizes go to the race winner, best brakes, and best looking car.
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Water Street Hill
Primary Results Show Tight Races Across States
Partial returns from yesterday's primaries indicate tight contests for governor and congressional seats. In Missouri, Sen. George McGill lead Democrats, while Lambertson won GOP nomination for Congress over Kelsey. Ratner and Thompson lead their fields. Douglas led for Missouri Supreme Court with Billings strong in Kansas City.
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Minister
Dallas Knapp
Clyde M. Reed
Gerald B. Winrod
Harold McGugin
Carl Newcomer
Payne Ratner
Charles W. Thompson
George McGill
Joe Go
Paine H. Ratner
Charles Oh. Thompson
Walter A. Haxman
James M. Douglas
Lloyd C. Stark
Missouri Supreme Court
T. J. Pendergast
Sen
Bennett Champ Clark
Roosevelt
Douglas
James V Billings
Kansas City
Billings
St. Louis
Pendergast
Girl Moves Houses and Hearts of Minnesota
Evelyn Krause, 26, of Mound Minnesota, built a path from garden patches to moving dirt, now runs a truck and hauls furniture and houses. A former Mound school football player, she enjoys driving the open road and calls moving refrigerators the hardest task she faces.
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Mound
Minn
Evelyn Krause
Minnesota
Sheldon Beise
University of Minnesota
Milton Bruhn
Amherst
Walter Ohde
Anoka
Local Social Notes From Town and Surrounding Areas
Last of this week from her home on Morgan street to Worcester apartments on West Vine street. Mrs. Mary Hacker of North Park street visits daughter Mrs. Jackson in LaGrange. Mr. and Mrs. George Houghton of Orchard street spend a week in Detroit. Edward Lyons of Chicago joins his wife visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Stanfield. they depart Sunday for a two weeks visit with his parents in Philadelphia.
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William Pratt
East College Street
H. W. Keighley
South Main Street
Virginia
Kentucky
H. A. Broadwell and Son
Union Street
Platt Lake
Beulah
Michigan
Spencer
Jean
Eunice Reisinger
Oberlin
W. A. Newmier
Jackson
H. Dawe
West Lorain Street
Wilkinson
Orchard Street
Lynds Jones
California
Eda Hoeh
Leila Scarlett
Texas
Mich
Leominster
Massachusetts
Morgan Street
Worcester Apartments
West Vine Street
Mary Hacker
North Park Street
LaGrange
George Houghton
Detroit
Edward Lyons
Chicago
O. A. Stanfield
Philadelphia
Names Former Deputy As Real Slayer
SOUTH PARIS Me Augu Paul Buddy Dwyer today named former Deputy Sheriff Francis M Carroll as the real slayer of Dr James G Littlefield the murder for which young Dwyer is serving a life sentence. Carroll betrayed no emotion as Dwyer testifying described how the defendant allegedly kicked bludgeoned and finally garroted the elderly country doctor. Dwyer testified he took Dr Littlefield to the Dwyer home the night of Oct 13 to examine Carrolls daughter Barbara 17 after the deputy sheriff accused Dwyer of getting her in trouble. The youth said he told the doctor that Barbara had told him that her father once violated her and when Carroll entered the house afterward alone Dr Littlefield threatened to expose him and send him to State Prison. Dr Littlefield went upstairs preparatory to examining Miss Carroll Dwyer said and he was followed by Carroll.
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Paris
Paul
Buddy) Dwyer
Francis M. Carroll
James G. Littlefield
Dwyer
Carroll
Marineland welcomes penguins and sea lions from distant shores
Four black-footed penguins, one Magellan penguin, and six California sea lions arrived from Rabbit Island near the Cape of Good Hope and from off Chile. Ellis S. Joseph noted the sea lions’ lion-like head and climbing ability. Two loggerhead turtles joined arrivals from the Cayman Islands to Marineland Studies in St. Augustine.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
California
Rabbit Island
Cape of Good Hope
South Africa
Chile
Ellis S. Joseph
Marineland Studies
Coronado Islands
Joseph
Marineland
Cayman Islands
Jamaica
Heonduras
Caribbean Sea
One Woman Bureau Operated For Jobless
Ottawa reports a one woman charity agency run by Mrs Jean Graham Low to aid destitute residents unable to get city relief. She operates from home, handles aid applications, solicits food and clothing, and cares for her husband and three children while criticizing relief payments as inadequate and warning that the unemployed are sinking deeper into hardship affecting local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Jean Graham Low
Death notices for Bert Gunn and Frank Jarmuskiewicz
Death and funeral details for Bert Gunn of Wellington and Frank Jarmuskiewicz wicz of Grafton appear. Gunn died Sunday at Lorain County Home. services set for Thursday at Sharpe Funeral Home with Greenwood Cemetery burial. Jarmuskiewicz, 79, died suddenly at home on Elm Street. born in Poland 1859, long resident of Grafton. funeral from residence Saturday and Church of the Assumption with burial at St Mary Cemetery in Grafton.
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Bert Gunn
Wellington
Lorain County
Sharpe Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Drafton
Frank Jarmuskiewicz
Elm Street
Poland
Grafton
Gaylord
Mich
Church of the Assumption of Grafton
St. Casimier Lodge
Antoinelle
Joseph Basinski
John Basinski
Edward Basinski
John Jarmuskiewicz
New Jersey
Church of the Assumption
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sitner Funeral Home
Elyria
Fighting Continues On Siberian Frontier
Tokyo orders emergency light control across eastern Japan and northern Korea as fighting persists on the Siberian frontier. Rail and street lights exempted for now in Tokyo, with strict curbs in northern Korea amid air raid fears. Russian artillery bombardments reported as two battalions attacked Japanese positions at Chanchufeng and Shatsapping after a day of fighting.
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Tokyo
Japan
Korea
Keiko
Osaka
Fukuoka
Foreign Office
Chanchufeng
Shatsapping
New Gold Vein To Be Worked By 3 Partners
J J Giroux Mrs Jane Hogan and Vern Hutchins form a mining company to develop a new gold find on Big Bass lake six miles from here in Northern Minnesota. Assays indicate gold valued at 12 to 14 dollars per ton. They plan to mine with sluiceways and a steam shovel and will operate for the discoverers with no stock sale.
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S3emidji
Minn
Minnesota
Klondike
Big Bass Lake
J. J. Giroux
Jane Hogan
Vern Hutchins
Giroux
Four-H Club to Demonstrate Livestock Judging Tour
Letitia County four H club members will display sheep and hogs during a livestock tour next Monday afternoon. Stops are scheduled at two farms, announced by C J Hummiel county agricultural extension agent.
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Young Hvestock Taisers Amnons
Letitia County
C. J. Hummiel
Jap Bombers Strike Along 200 Mile Area
Shanghai reports Japanese planes bombed Hankow heavily in preparation for a major assault. Eighteen bombers and ten fighters attacked the Hankow airfield and surrounding areas, with further bombing on rail approaches and warehouses. A customs cruiser was hit east of Hankow, with several killed and others injured. Japanese reinforcements were said to reach the front as Chinese defenses flooded dykes to slow the advance.
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Shanghai
U.R
Hankow
Han River
Yungtse
J. T. C. Crawley
Yangtse
Tienkinchen
Kichun
Hwangshiskang
Hwaieng
Lungping
Matow
Yangisa
Yuhu
Kiukieng
Shansi
Japan
Russia
Regi
Kiukiang
Piggery tour set for Wellington area next Wednesday
Pupils of the local pig club will visit the farm of Mrs Ora Crocker after stopping at the A. 10. Crocker tart. The tour across Wellington and nearby communities will inspect pigs raised by club members in that territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Crocker
Pig Club
Wellingtart
Markets Show Mixed U.S. Grain and Livestock Prices
Chicago and Cleveland reports reveal fluctuating prices across butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, and flour. Wheat and corn values edge lower or steady, while cattle and hog markets soften or hold with varied regional quotes and stock levels.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Dept. of Agriculture
U. S
Kansas
Missouri
U.S
Fresh Produce at Wainwright Stop 68 Cleveland Rd
Special fresh cut cabbage per 1b and fresh Lima beans available at Wainwright Stop 68 on Cleveland Road. Vendors note local produce pickup and limited quantities.
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Wainwright
Cleveland Road
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