Efforts Made To Settle Suit Of Mary Astor
Los Angeles reports new quiet efforts to settle the Mary Astor custody suit with Dr Franklyn Thorpe. The adjourned hearing into Marilyn Astor Thorpe resumes Monday to allow talks. Miss Astor testified to a love affair with George Kaufman. Thorpe’s camp hinted at six names in the movie world. Judge Knight kept parts of the diary and required two pages. he limited admission to sections directly relevant to custody.
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Los Angeles
Mary Astor
Franklyn Thorpe
Misa Astor
Marilyn
George Kaufman
Thorpe
Goodwin J. Knight
Samuel Goldwyn
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Miss Astor
Dr. Thorpe
Judge Knight
Wiss Astor
Kaulman
Tudge Knight
Start Construction of Storm Sewer on Foster Avenue
Construction as a storm water sewer to carry away surface drainage on Foster avenue began yesterday as a WPA project at an estimated cost of 7588 dollars. The sewer will drain Foster avenue from Woodland Avenue to Lorain Boulevard and will carry storm water from buildings of the Western Automatic and Screw Company. J M Powell said. The project is not designed to handle drainage from local residences whose downspouts empty into nearby sewers.
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Foster Avenue
Woodland Avenue
Lorain Boulevard
Western Automatic and Screw Company
J M. Powell
Stary
Fertilizer Agents To Meet Tomorrow At Billingshurst Hotel
Fifty Farm Bureau fertilizer agents from five counties will gather at the Billingshurst Hotel at 7:00 pm tomorrow for a dinner meeting. Merritt Powell, manager of the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, announced the event. Attendees will come from Lorain, Medina, Cuyahoga, Erie, and Huron Counties. Principal speaker will be Toho Sims of Cincinnati, a representative of the company Sidhe, who makes the fertilizer, with Hugh Rove of the Farm Cooperative Association.
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Farm Bureau
Billingshurst
Merritt Powell
Lorain
Elyria Man Fined and License Suspended by Mayor
Harry Dye of 269 Sharbwnod Street was fined and his driving license suspended for six months after arrest before Mayor Man A Beird yesterday. The mayor granted permission to drive to and from work at the National Trade Company. Dye was arrested by police early Saturday in Ink.
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Harry Dye
Sharwnod
Toes
Dep
National Trahe Company
Dye
Incalpo
Club To Honor 3 Guests Tonight
Three guests will be honored at a bridge and banco party sponsored by the Elyria Unit of the Young Women's Republican Club in the Co. P. S. building. Honorees are Mrs. D. A. Baird, Mrs. George Colburn, and Mrs. J. W. Smith. Women aged 21 to 35 interested in the club should contact Mrs. Raymond Thompson.
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Bridge and Banco
Elyria
Young Women's Republican Club
Co. P. S
D. A. Baird
George Colburn
J. W. Smith
Times
Raymond Thompson
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area families
Jennie M Walls widow of Harvey Walls of La Grange died August 3 at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness survived by daughter Mrs A E Allen of La Grange Funeral services Thursday 2 pm Tar Funeral Home Rev R W Neighbour burial Murray Ridge Cemetery Eliza J Parsons formerly of La Grange died at niece Mrs Winifred Parks home Lakewood after brief illness born March 15 1851 resident of city for years survived by sister Mrs Ella Gott Lakewood nieces Mrs Winifred Park Mrs Ned Gott of Oberlin nephews Lewis Adams Elyria and Charles Adams Ta Grange services Thursday 2:09 at Sudro Curtis F Home burial La Grange Cemetery Stanley Czatowski 421 W 12th St died August 3 Elyria Memorial Hospital services Wednesday 8:30 am from late home Holy Cross Church burial St Marys Cemetery Elyria under KH Bittner
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Jennie M. Walls
Harvey Walls
la Grange
Elyria Memorial Hospital
A. E. Allen
Tar
R. W. Neighbour
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Eliza J. Parsons
Was
Winifred Park
Clifton Boulevard
Lakewood
Lorenzo G. Parsons
Ohio
Ella Gott
Ned Gott
Oberlin
Lewis Adams
Elyria
Charles Adams
Ta- Grange
Sudro- Curtis F
Stanley Czatowski
12Th Street
Holy Cross Church
Hoy
Lawrence Budny
St. Mary's Cemetery
Oat
KH. B. Bittner
Lorain Man’s Death Creates Probate Dilemma
The death of James McKinnon 6 East Erie Avenue Lorain a retired National Tube Company employee and bachelor with few relatives leaves county officials puzzled over handling his affairs. Bailiff Fred Bauer who was his Masonic brother seeks guidance on accessing three or four safety deposit boxes to locate a will. Prosecutor Howard Butler suggested probate court appointment to authorize box exits, but Judge H Wilcox is on vacation delaying action. Common Pleas Judge D A Cank proposed banks and auditor’s office officials inspect the boxes to find a will or property. Banks must agree to allow inspection without probate authority, and planning continues. McKinnon was an employee of the Lorain plant and was remembered as English by birth.
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James McKinnon
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
National Tube Company
Fred Bauer
McKinnon
Elgin Bauer
Howard R. Butler
Butler
Probate Court
Bauer
H. €. Wilcox
Common Pleas
D. A. Cank
County Auditor's Office
Bank
Yale
Wilcox
Taney
EOAPS
Nitaanal
Lora
Avon Lake Man Fined On Driving Charge
Avon Lake man was fined 26 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in Lorain County jail after being found guilty of operating a vehicle with a revoked license. He was tried before Justice Joseph Q. Prete and committed on nonpayment. Deputy Marshall Frank Nemeth arrested him. Alfred Luther reported his bicycle missing from Western Automatic Company yesterday.
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Avon Lake
Lorain County
Joseph Q. Prete
Rerney
Marshall Frank Nemeth
Avon, Lake
Alfred Luther
Lake Vavenip
Western Automatic Company
Oberlin Social Notes and Local Arrivals
Mrs Esther Wood lists Oberlin deliveries and family calls while noting relatives visiting in Cleveland. Miss Helen Gorske attends a Ravenna wedding. Everett and Bracken return from a Michigan trip and reside at 25 College Place. Others include Shreftler in Ashland, West College street travelers abroad, and Parvez and Bob heading to Duke University for fall freshman entry.
W R C And Families To Have Picnic Fun
Oberlin Ohio August 4 There will be a picnic supper for members of the Women s Relief Warps and their families Friday August 7 at 630 p m at the home of Mrs J A Champion 117 North Main Street All members are urged to be present Bring well filled baskets and your own table service. BRIEFS Miss Margaret Houghton of East College Street left today to spend a two week vacation with her sister Elizabeth in Cooperstown New York Elizabeth will then return to Oberlin with her sister for a week s vacation. Miss Josephine Groson spending two weeks vacation in Michigan. Miss Carolyn Shrefler is taking her place in the office of Mr Fauver administrative executive of Oberlin College during her absence. Mrs and Mrs Claude Lyman of East Lorain Street spent a couple of days recently in Green Springs Ohio. Mr and Mrs Fred Lang and son Paul of Cleveland were guests Saturday at the home of the former s sister Minnie Malham on North Main Street. Miss Eva Marie Hall who has been spending the summer at the home of her grandfather Garrett Newell on East College Street has returned to spend this week
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Wilbur Holl
Lakewood
C. BE. Wigtog
Gon
Lindy Jeft
Lowry
Cleveland
Helen Gorske
Ravenna
Ethelind Wright
Oberlin
Everett C. Bracken
Michigan
College Place
McCoy
Edith
John Wood
Fuse College Street
Charles Shreftler
East College Street
Ashland
Sesterda
Meavers
West College Street
Ireland
England
France
Sabra Powell
Virginia
Royal Oak
Mir N
Mic
Oberlin, O
Women's Relief Warps
J. A. Champion
North Main Street
Margaret Houghton
Elizaeth
Cooperstown
N. Y
Elizabeth
Josephine Groson
Carolyn Shreffler
Fauver
Oberlin College
Claude Lyman
East Lorain Street
Greensprings
Ohio
Fred Lang
Paul
Minmie Malham
Eva Marie Hall
Garrett Newell
Elyria Day at the Great Lakes Exposition Planned
Elyria Chamber of Commerce committee and Cleveland Exposition officials plan Elyria Day with 600 to 900 attendees. Delegation travels by auto in four caravans, 1:30 p.m. from Public Square, with police escorts and reserved West Third Street parking. Mayors Burton and Baird scheduled to exchange greetings at Sherwin-Williams plaza. Drum corps add two drills plus a 7:30 p.m. parade and concert through Streets of the World and International Circle. Local business closing at noon on Wednesday.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Elyra
Expostlinn
Safreice
J. D. Faxon
Roc River
Lakewood
West Third Street
Rair
Harald Burton
Don A. Baird
Elyria
Sherwin- Aieliams Plaza
Baird
Lerien Drum and Bugle Corps
Sherw Williams Plaza
Paera
Nani
Hi-jackers Steal Load Of Furniture
Three men seized an interstate shipment worth 2500 bound for Detroit after forcing the truck and trailer from the road near junction of routes 4 and 44. Avery was abducted to the roadster seat and later released near Chardon. The robbers fled in a cream colored roadster with the truck.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Kingiard
John A
Junictron
Parmesville
Avery
Chardon
Lorain County Receives 8,245 From Main’s July Distribution
Lorain County’s share of Main’s July distribution totals 8,245, including 138,245 for retirement of county relief bonds and 41,590 allocated to rural government distribution, according to the office of State Auditor Joseph T. Trary.
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Lorain County
Main
Strate L
Joseph T. Trary
Residents Protest Street Widening Stirs WPA Project Halt
City council halted Furnace Street widening after residents protested not being informed, arguing trees, driveways, and sidewalk elevations would be affected. JFE Powell said the project was part of a WPA plan approved earlier, while Leonard Smith formed a committee to survey owners and report. The service director asked WPA to pause work pending review.
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Furnace Street
WPA
Wih
Wil Tuin
Jfe Powell
Shar ‘Is
Leonardmith
WG Smith
Elmer Nelson
George Thompson
S Street
Vatican asks bishop to rein in Coughlin talks
Vatican officials urged Bishop Michael J. Gallagher of Detres terme to constrain Father Charles F. Coughlin's speeches avoiding religious topics that could provoke political controversy embarrassing to the Church. The secretary of state said there was no intent to muzzle Coughlin, who was free to pursue his own course.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Michael J. Gallagher
Detres
Charles F. Coughlin
Secretary of State
Canehlin
Bihop Gallagher
Tod
Father Coughl
Indictment Revealed in Sherman Antitrust Action
In a sweeping Sherman anti trust action the department today made public details of a indictment of 23 major oil companies individuals and corporations on charges of price fixing and gasoline purchases.
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UPI
3 Department
Isiduals
Pi Thieves Blow Open Talftan Safe in Flight
In KEMMERER Wyoming on August 4 Pi thieves dragged a Talftan safe six miles then blew it open. The loot would have been larger but the blast scattered the contents. Men later recovered fragments and warned of the broken safe.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Pers
Commissioners Clash Over Lorain Bridge Policy Proposal
Lorain county commissioners sparmed over a plan to preserve the 37 year old Erie Avenue bridge by restricting weight and traffic. Oscar Dunn pressed for a two car limit and 30 mph speed for air vehicles, while FE Wickens balked, delaying a motion as John Davidson mourned his wife. The dispute arose after the state highway department refused state funds for a replacement bridge.
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Board of County Commissioners
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Oscar G. Dunn
FE. M. Wickens
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Dunn
Wickens
John E. Davidson
Elyria
Three States Hold Primaries Today
Three states Kansas Misamri and Virginia held primaries as preludes to the fall general elections. Kansas focused on Republican and Democratic contests for state and congressional offices. Missouri saw a fight over the Pendergast Democratic organization with GOP opposition. Virginia’s Democratic primary featured Carter Glass unopposed for the Senate nomination.
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Kalusas
Misamri
Virginia
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Republians
Court actions and foreclosure filings headlocal ledger notes
State Banking Superintendent S H Squire acts as liquidator for the Tenninn Trust Company in a suit against Anna Solgala et al for 717 while the Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Sadie Corts et al for 7.5 to foreclose Lorain property and Ignatz Szender et al for 4.46 in Lorain. Tennie Coates executrix sues Guy Longstrom for 159 alleged due, as some fragmented text notes a lyric line and stray phrases.
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S H. Squire
Tninn Trust Company
Anna Solgala
Sheffield Lake
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Sadie Corts
Lorain
Ignatz Szender
Tennie Coates
W .T. Coates
Guy Longstrom
Land Yacht Inc Formed to Build Land Yachts in Elyria
New Elyria Company Incorporated will build land yachts and elect officers at its first meeting. Incorporated in Columbus this week with 19000 dollars capital and 150 shares. Incorporators are Violet Munz Samuel Deutsch and Mary Molnar. The firm seeks a manufacturing site, following two years of limited production by The Murphy Brothers Company.
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Elyria Company
Land Yacht, Inc
Melborne Green
Columbus
Io Wag
Violet Munz
Samuel Deutsch
Mary Molnar Green
Murphy Brothers Company
Green
Goodyear Granted Injunction Over NLRB Hearing
Justice Jennings Bailey of the DC Supreme Court granted a preliminary injunction at Goodyear Rubber Co. to bar the National Labor Relations Board from compelling hearings on unfair labor charges. The action pauses the NLRB action and sets a fall hearing on the Goodyear request for a perti nent injunction.
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Washington
Jennings Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Goodyear Rubber Co
National Labor Rielations Board
Labor Board
Goodyear
Conference on dissolution delays action at council trial
The article notes continued debate at a council trial with William Green pressing for dissolution of the C.T. to avert punitive action. A. F. L. press ident reports the third option to acquittal was rejected, with prospects for a coup or dissolution seen as unlikely as the I.O. was formed last November.
Pension raise ordered by governor expands old age payments
Governor orders an August revision to increase average pension from 15.10 to 19. A month and raise annual state pension expenditures by 4.16 million. Some pensions to 39 a month, others receive a flat 10 increase. Berrodin says the plan aims to cover over 100000 elderly by December with a steady expansion through the next quarter.
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Berredin
Daver
Berradin
M. Ray Ailison
Berrodin
Cleveland Market Notes Mix of Produce Livestock and Prices
Cleveland lines report diverse markets from produce to poultry and livestock. Prices appear for butter, eggs, various fowl and meats, with regional listings and trade notes across Ohio New Jersey and Maryland, plus overseas supply mentions and currency-like price ranges.
Lash Qualifies for Race at Olympic Stadium Berlin
Don Lash of Auburn Indiana qualified in the final heat of the 100 meter run today finishing third after a crushing defeat in the 400 meters at Olympic Stadium Berlin.
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Olympic Stadium
Berlin
Y—Itupi
Don Lash
Auurn
Ind
Himi
Twin Girls Born On Way To Hospital
Newport Ky August 4 Pi Sergeant Fred Schlausser and Patrolman James Galucci received a call to Mrs Alta Beals home. Half way to the hospital Schlausser urged speed and announced the birth of twins. Both babies girls and Mrs Beal were reported doing nicely. Indus Club to hold brief meeting at 7 p.m. at the YMCA to discuss August party plans.
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Newport
Fred Schlausser
James Galucci
Alta Beal
Schlausser
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