Jones Responds to Labor Endorsement Row at Park Meeting
At a Ly Park gathering, Jones challenged labor endorsements amid circulated handbills by the Lorain County Non-Partisan Council. He cited Ohio election literature law requiring the issuer’s name or a responsible person’s address and recalled a 1918 gold cane gift from the Central Labor Union to prove his pro labor record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asaph Jones
Ly Park
Jasue
Mi Wan
Jones
Labor
Lorain County
Central Labor Union
Radio tubes stolen from car on Foster Avenue
William Horvath of the Big Bee store reported three radio tubes missing from his automobile parked on Foster Avenue. He later spotted three bars carrying the tubes. upon pursuit they dropped the tubes and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Horvath
Big Bee
Foster Avenue
Horvath
Headquarters
Seek To Raise Limits In Housing Bill
Washington August 6 supporters of the Wagner Housing bill push to raise the limit per room from 1000 to 1400 dollars and to remove the unit cap entirely. Senator Wagner leads votes to lift the ceilings while debates continue amid amendments and a pending vote before night. Senator Byrd favors the lower limits and criticizes spending. A Senate plan to place the housing authority under interior department is set for an early vote. McKellar proposes diverting funds to move farm families from unsuitable land to better sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Harry Flood Byrd
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Marvel Mills Logan
Interior Department
Kenneth McKellar
D. Tenn
Canada Man's Bond Fixed At $1000
Hearing of C L Raynor of St Thomas Ontario charged with issuing a check without sufficient funds was continued to August 12. Raynor was arrested on a warrant by Mrs Florence Humphrey who said he gave her a $360 check without funds. Bond set at $1000. he could not furnish the boat and was remanded to county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Raynor
St. Thomas
Ont
Canada
E. J. Stankard
Raynor
Florence Humphrey
Middle Avenue
Humphrey
Elyria Man Reined In From Bridge Jump Attempt
An Elyria man described as demented was restrained by Dean and Merrill Standen before police arrived at about 4 20 am on West Bridge Street Bridge. He was being held for Probate Court action pending a determinate outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
West Bridge Street
Dean
Merrill Standen
Potato Growers To Meet At Wooster
Lorain County potato growers invited to the annual Potato Day at the Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster on September 10. Attendees will hear updates on varieties rotations fertilizers diseases insects and spraying. Demonstrations and trips to experimental plots begin at 9 30 a m.
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Lorain County
Wooster
Heifer reportedly stolen or strayed from Route 5 farm
Farmer Gene Jez Ketch of Route 5 Schramm Road reported to the sheriff yesterday that a brown and white Holstein heifer had strayed or been stolen from his farm. In Birmingham a 15 year old cyclist Leland Wilson collided head on with a car driven by C. L. Ellis 39 the bike crashed into the windshield and Ellis was treated for lacerations. Under Britain scrap and build project 50 new vessels have been or are being constructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jez Ketch
Route 5
Schramm Road
Sheriff's Department
Birmingham
Ala
Leland Wilson
C. L. Ellis
Ellis
Cxelist
Britain
Ohio News In Briefs From Across the State
United Press reports list appointments of Roy L. Wildermuth and Charles M. Luthy as deputy tax commissioners for Ohio with Aug 16 start dates and $4 200 salaries. Reports from Urbana, Portmouth, Tiffin, Cincinnati, Camp Perry, Columbus, Celina cover strikes, deaths, racing rifle competition, sales tax totals, and a manslaughter case in justice court.
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United Press
Columbus
Roy L. Wildermuth
Foremer
State Relief Commission
Charles M. Luthy
Cleveland
Division of Aid For the
State Tax Commission
Camp Perry
United States
Canada
England
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jail inmate leaves cell for tumor operation in Ohio
Helen Sajavicz, 29, of Cleveland, held in the county jail since July 20 for stealing chickens, was removed to Elyria Memorial Hospital for tumor surgery. The operation will not be at county expense. She suffered 75 shotgun pellets during her capture and remains jailed for failing to post a $2,000 bond. Walter Swenton of Cleveland also held on the same bond failure. Grand jury to meet in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sajavicz
Cleveland
Charles Nevadomski
Bagley Road
Saturicz
Walter Swenton
Fined 810 by Mayor for intoxication arraignment
Michael Hector of 117 Chestnut Street was fined 10 dollars and costs on an intoxication charge when arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court this morning. He was arrested about 3 43 p m yesterday on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hector
Chestnut Street
Leonard Smith
Broad Street
Court action seeks foreclosure on five parcels on Ohio Street Glenwood area
The Depositors Mortgage Loan Company filed suit against D B Srmons as trustee and others for 5521 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of five parcels on Ohio Street near Glenwood is requested. Evelyn Amy Peltz of Elyria files for divorce from John Joseph Peltz alleging neglect. the couple married in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depositors Mortgage Loan Company
D. B Srmons
J. HH. Wabber
Jean B. Webber
J. W. Warden
Grace S. Warden
Willam Ally
Ohio Street
Glenwood Street
Evelyn Amy Peltz
Elyria
Anti Today
John Joseph Peltz
Meat Prices Rise Nationwide Prompting Belief of Prolonged Highs
Chicago reports 42 cent pork chops and 60 cent sirloin steaks as prices climb 15 to 26 percent nationwide. Drought-stricken farmers curb hog feed and slaughter, pushing wholesale pork and beef costs higher. Milk lard and flour costs edge up while outlook warns prices may stay elevated for months despite a strong corn crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thy’ Core
Hoss
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St. Louis
Indianapolis
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Federal Court in Cleveland
Bankruptcy petitions were filed in the Federal Court in Cleveland on Thursday. Walter George Haney of Elyria listed liabilities of 35,462 and assets of 975. Wilhelmine Haney, Elyria, listed liabilities of 3,213.61 and assets of 750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Walter George Haney
Elyria
Wilhelmine Haney
Pope accused of running spy school in Rome
Isvestia claims the Pope oversees a secret school named Rusicum in Rome where unemployed white guards are trained as spies and anti Soviet propagandists. The article says numerous espionage trials of priests are underway or planned and that death penalties may be imposed. Written by an unidentified author, Kandidov.
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Moscow
Isvestia
aMcial
Apy
Rusels
Leventia
Kandidov
Itgald
Ther
Rome
News Oddities and Quirky Incidents From Across the Nation
Patrolman William Koster files a fish story after arresting Frank Fisher on Lexington Avenue for casting where no fish live. Fisher fished a liquor-store tunnel with a rope and noose, pulling out several bottles of rum and whisky. In Hollywood a collie is killed on a film set delaying a million-dollar movie. The pup Louie, used in Paramount scenes, was found on Mount Baker and killed by a car. Corning poultryman Le Roy Martin battles a skunk in a culvert, triggering a tear gas clash. Albert Haynes, 77, claims ownership rights when his barn sits partly on his land, prompting a peace-disturbance warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
William Koster
Frank C. Fisher
Lexington Avenue
Fisher
Koster
Hollywood
Louie
Mount Baker
Wash
Paramount
Lestie
Seelander
ST. Joseph, Mo
Albert Haynes
R. Mendill
Boyd W. Robinson Named Oberlin High Coach
Oberlin Ohio August 6 Boyd W Robinson named Oberlin High School coach and instructor in physical education this fall he comes from Union High School Willoughby Ohio a Baldwin Wallace graduate and former Albion College multi letter athlete He succeeds Warren Ott who resigned to Bowling Green Also notes death of Mrs A Z Tillotson of Oberlin and various local news items including a birth and travels by Oberlin residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Boyd W. Robinson
Union High School
Willoughby
Baldwin-Wallace
Yellow Jackets
Albion College
Michigan
Ray Watts
Wiloughby
Robinson
Warren Ott
Bowling Green
Ott
Steel And Tubes Employees To Hold Picnic
Employees of the Fiyra Division of the Steel and Tubes Inc and their families will hold their annual picnic tomorrow at Chippewa Lake Park. A number of games and activities are on the program including a ball game between the Married and Singie meo. A special Be and O train will leave 8th Street at 8 45 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiyra
The
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Chippewa Lake Park
Death Notices Abound In Ridgeville And Elyria Areas
Multiple obituaries record deaths in Ridgeville and nearby Elyria, detailing Mrs Thomas Schreppel 87, Mrs Ruth Welker Stone 42, Miss Elizabeth Ann Wimmers 79, and John Moore 75. Services set for Monday and Saturday at local churches and cemeteries. survivors include children, grandchildren, and siblings across several states. The Red Sea fishing note follows the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Welker Stone
Mallet Creek
Homer Stone
Stone
Harrison
Herbert
Margaret
Frank Welker
Othel
South Euclid
H. T. Ficken
Mallet Creek Cemetery
Picket Republic Building At Cleveland
A 20 member delegation of striking Republic Steel workers from Canton and Massillon arrived in Cleveland and began picketing the Republic building in the terminal area housing the companys general offices. Led by Martin Berkner and Joseph Morton, the group displayed a signal attacking chairman Thomas M. Girdler. Police kept a small detail in the area to prevent trouble amid reports of an attempted disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Canton
Masgillon
Republic
Martin Berkner
Joseph Morton
Massillon
Thomas M. Girdler
Bomb plot thwarted at Sweeney home porch
Early today a defective detonating cap failed to explode a bomb placed on the porch of Joseph Sweeney, head of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee, thwarting the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sweeney
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Belden Church Hosts Guest Preacher This Sunday
Rev. Thomas Brown of Forest Park M. E. Church Fort Wayne Ind will preach at Belden Methodist Church Sunday morning. His subject will be Jeremiah The Man That Did More Than Wait. Rev and Mrs Brown are guests of Rev and Mrs Boebe of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Forest Park M. EB
Fort Wayne
Ind
Belden
Markets Toledo Gray Grain and Livestock Listings
A dense market report from Toledo highlights grain bids, live poultry and cattle quotes, and assorted feeds. It lists No. 2 white oats, No. 3 yellow corn, Maryland New Jersey Virginia potatoes, Cleveland livestock cattle receipts and price ranges, hogs by weight, egg auction figures, and farm feed quotations across several regions and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Cleveland
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Long Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labor Groups Action
Stone’s Grill
Seward N. Black
Council
3Rd Ward
East Ave
Ohio News
Urbana
Joseph Neer
Earl Smith
Springheld
Portsmouth
Tiffin
Elizabeth Reifenider
Episcopal
Charles Reifsnider
Tokyo
Japan
Cincinnati
Oscar A. Strobel
Clarence H. Kinssey
Celina
C. E. McIntire
James Hicks
McIntire
Pope
Bulletin
Corning
Calif
LeRoy Martin
Corning Poultryman
Esther Wood
Richard Clevenger
Professor St
Oberlin High
A. Z. Tillotson
Lebanon
Mars E. Quaile
J. T. Feakine
Foy
Mr. Tillotson
Westwood
Harry Murphy, Jr
Bob Champion
Fred Oldfield
New York State
Finger Lake Region
Adirondacks
Niagara Falls
Edward M. Locke
Oak Park
Iinois
Locke
Lillian Lauderdale
Maurice S. Schubert
Paul
G. T. Sedgeman
East Tawns
Schubert
Sedgeman
Harry Murphy
South Main Street
Ed Beiner
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Grace Nickerson
Gertrude Ranson
Gatlinburg
Great Smoky Mountains
L. H. Reed
Frank Wilson
Ward Wooster
A. Cochrane
J. A. Cochrane
East College
Dutch Boy
Eagle Picher
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohi
Steel and Tubes
Thomas Schreppel
Lottie Schroeppel Loescher
Ridgeville
George Schreppel
Colfax Road
Schreppel
Elizabeth Ann Wimmers
East River Street
Miss Wimmers
St. Mary's Church
Ladies Auxiliary of
Knights of St. Johns
St. Mary’s
Catherine Peters
Agnes Lucas
E. A. Welsh
John Moore Amherst
John Moore
Little Sisters of the Poor
Scotland
Amherst
St. Joseph Catholic Church of
Thomas Jardine
Philadelphia
David
James
Thomas
John
New York City
Zilch Funeral Home
St. Joseph’s Church
James H. Smith
Calvary Cemetery
Red Sea
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Richman
Roth Pants Store
Republic Building
Belden Church
Leghorn
Leghorn Broller
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Leshurn Roosters
Sederis
Pocahontas
Schroll Coal
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
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