Fight Over Death Sentence in Utilities Bill Moves Nation
Washington August 5 administration pushes for the Wheeler Rayburn utilities bill after a Roosevelt meeting with Sen. Hugo Black. Black accuses utilities of spending about 5 million to oppose the measure while conferees make progress on non-controversial sections. Senate and House lobby probes pause as the hunt for Howard Hopson, official at Associated Gas and Electric Company, continues.
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Washington
Hugo Black
Ala
Senate Lobby
Roosevelt
Utilities
Senate
House
Howard
Hopson
Moetery
Associated Gas and Hitectric Company
New York
Nancy Lee Tinker Born In Clarksfield Briefly Named
Clarksfield brief item reports the birth of Nancy Lee, a 1 1/2 pound girl born Monday July 29, 1935 to Mr and Mrs Glenn Tinker. Also notes Mrs Fannie Hossler’s return from Akron after a ten day visit and an accident involving Roy Harris who was struck by a car while working on the road.
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Clarksfield
Glenn Tinker
Nancy Lee
Fannie Hossler
Akron
C. H. Burrows
Roy Harris
Clarksfield Homecoming Draws Wide Area Attendance
The tenth annual Clarksfield Homecoming was held at the school grounds with a pregame dinner in the town hall and a special church service at 9 45. Attendees traveled from Oakland California Valparaiso Indiana Eric Pennsylvania Cincinnati Ohio Toledo Cleveland Elyria Lorain Wellington Norwalk Wakeman Brighton New London and Rochester among others. Local residents welcomed guests including Mrs Gertie Holcomb and Mrs Retta Spurrier. The event followed news of Prosper Twist’s death in Chicago, a former Clarksfield boy linked to Armour Packing Co.
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Louise Burrows
New London Hospital
Katy
Leonard Clauson
Lorain
C. L. Clauson
Donna Livermore
Norma Livermore
McClaflin
Huntington
Esther Griggs
Lawrence
Brighton
J. C. Ames
Helen Taylor
Jewel Taylor
Akron
C. H Burrows
Hoesler
Harold Haynes
Clarenee Harris
Willard
Frances Fry
Washington, DC
A. E. Barshaw
Lynn Higbee
Doris
New York
Lula Howard
Marjory
Cardington
Ohio
Ernest Johns
Leighley
Brewster
Clarksfield
Clairsfield
Mr. Church
Wre
Curr Vincent
Oakland
Calif
Zuma Snyder
Valparaiso
Mabel Cole Cooper
Eric
Beacher
Maryland
Guy Gray
Cinnanati
Toledo
Cleveland
Elyria
Wellington
Norwalk
Wakeman
New London
Hartland
Rochester
Gertie Holcomb
Cora Hagee
Retta Spurrier
Carrie Childs
Hattie Clauton
Myrtle Eprague
Prosper Twist
Chicago
Delia Twist
Charlie Stone
Armour Packing Co
Alice Burrows
la Grange
Earl Fletcher
Howard Ames
Emma Nachtreh
Nelle Fletcher
Lansing
Mich
George Heirloft
Bernice Fletcher
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Della Nay
Willer Stone
Put-in-Bay
Ralph Jarvis
Wilson
May Have Found Gun Used In Murder
Chicago August 9 The accidental wounding of a 15 year old boy led to the discovery of a revolver police believe was used in the murder of Howard Carter Dickinson New York lawyer and nephew of Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes. William Lee Ferris is on trial in Detroit for slaying Dickinson. The weapon a .32 caliber automatic pistol was found by John Ragala nephew of a police sergeant in a city dump on the South Side. He pulled the trigger wounding himself in the left hand. The gun was sent to Detroit for ballistic tests.
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Chicago
Howard Carter Dickinson
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
William Lee Ferris
Detroit
Dickinson
John Ragala
Acity
Sunday Socials and Visits Across Town
Guests visit Barshaw and Harwood households amid extended travels. Dennis Funk and baby from Cleveland join the Harwood host. The Troupe, Knapp, Rick, Martyn McDonald and Draper families share time in town. Virginia and Los Hines stay with grandparents. Urbana and Cana pilots Besuch with kin. Weather damages crop and shocked wheat as rains continue.
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A. E Barshaw
Dennis Funk
Baby
Cleveland
Fred Harwood
Leonard Troupe
Ashland
A. J. Knapp
Chitren
Lyle
LeDora
Frank Rick Martyn McDonald
Glenn Draper
Toledo
Garsh Post
Nebraska
E . Clark
Florence Day
Ruth Peck
Courtland Marshall
Nanki
Virginia
Los Hines
Quate
Urbana
Ohio
Loda Burt
Cana
Fulton
D B Smuth
Vida Jean Timner
G W Porlock
John Lee
Kisit
Joe Kinnear
Geneva
Delbert Woolcatt
Washington, DC
Orren Woolcatt
Local families visit friends and relatives in Ohio
Mrs Dorothy Webster and daughter Patricia spend a few days with friends in Richfield Ohio. Mr and Mrs Jack Myers of Lorain visit Mr and Mrs J L Andrews. Mr and Mrs Harry Crandell and daughter Barbara spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Howard Walker of Avon.
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Dorothy Webster
Patricia
Richfield
Ohio
Jack Myers
Lorain
J. L Andrews
Harry Crandell
Barbara
Howard Walker
Avon
Slayer To Die In Chair Tonight
Roy Smith of Van Wert awaits execution at Ohio Penitentiary after conviction for killing Deputy Sheriff Forrest Good. The August 93 date notes possible last minute governor stay. three common pleas judges presided as Smith faced the lethal sentence set for tonight.
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Columbus
Martin L Davey
Roy Smith
van Wert
Ohio Penitentiary
Smith
Forrest Good
Common Pleas Court
Girl Tells All Ross Examined Ice Cream Powder Story
A fragment reports a girl revealing a secret about an ice cream made with Jell O Ice Cream Powder from General Foods. It claims the powder yields creamy, old fashioned ice cream suitable for hand freezers and available in vanilla and chocolate.
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Ross
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