Hollywood Volunteer Seeks Freezing to Test Revivification
Hollywood writer Stephen Simkovitch 34 offers to be frozen to death to test Dr Ralph B Willard's revivification method praised for reviving a Rhesus monkey. Simkovitch aims to prove life after death while awaiting possible police interference and notes his father is Columbia University economist historian V G Simovitch.
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Hollywood
Cal
Ralph
B. Willard
Iment
Stephen Simkovitch
Simovitch
Willard
Simkovitch
V. G. Simovitch
Columbia University
Rainfall Causes Severe Damage At Erhart
Heavy rainfall over Tuesday night and Wednesday morning caused flooding and property damage in the Erhart area. Water surpassed natural channels, flooded cellars, washed out the Baltimore and Ohio reservoir area, and inundated nearby villages. Livestock losses and broad crop damage were reported, marking the heaviest cloudburst rainfall since the Lorain tornado era.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Here
Lorain
Enforcement of Sales Tax Law Will Continue
The Ohio sales tax collection and enforcement will continue as before despite a Akron municipal court ruling declaring the tax unconstitutional. John Suzaski, a local tax examiner, received a telegram from the state tax commission stating that a municipal court decision does not affect the statewide law unless in the specific case. The commission will appeal to the Supreme Court if needed to carry the law forward.
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Ohio
Akron
John Suzaski
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Supreme Court
Oberlin Mayor’s Car Stolen Amid Police Search
Municipal and county police hunted last night for a thief who took Mayor Comings of Oberlin’s car. The vehicle bears license ZF195 and prompted a city and countywide search.
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Mayor Comings
Oberlin
Republican Rally in Elyria Park Sends Candidates Forward
Candidates for municipal nominations in the upcoming primary will be presented at a Republican rally tonight in City Park. Judge Walter B. Wanamaker of Akron will offer the principal address. Wanamaker is a former state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and son of a late Ohio Supreme Court judge.
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Repubican Club
Elyria
Walter B. Wanamaker
Akron
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ohio Supreme Court
Colored Voters To Meet Monday
A mass meeting of voters will be held at 8 p m Monday August 12 at Second M E church Middle avenue and Seventeenth street. Chas Gray Jr president of The Open Forum Democrats League of Colored Voters said a mutual benefit program has been prepared. He noted strong interest among colored voters in city government and pledged to support their candidates regardless of party.
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M. E .Church
Middle Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Chas. Gray Jr
Open Forum Democrats
League of Colored Voters
Democrats Plan To Offer Full Ticket for November Ballot
Vincent Gray announced Democrats plan a full fall ticket with candidates for Solicitor Auditor Treasurer and Councilman at Large. John K Nece George B Fillmon E W Dowland and Edward Hill would appear on the November ballot if they gain at least eight percent of Democratic primary votes cast next Tuesday.
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Democratic Party
Vincent Gray
City Central Committee
Gray
John K. Nece
George B. Fillmon
E. W. Dowland
Edward Hill
Enthusiasm Marks Meeting Of Democrats
A large and enthusiastic group of Democrats gathered at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall here last evening and heard several talks given by party candidates who are running for public office. Candidates for municipal offices who talked were William G. Smith, councilman, Louis Beaumont, council at-large, George Fillmon, auditor, W. H Hill, council-at- large, and Frank Henke, council. Other talks were given by J. B Seward, Vincent Graf, Frank C. Billings and H. Scott.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
William G. Smith
Louis Beaumont
George Fillmon
W. H Hill
Frank Henke
Council
J. B Seward
Vincent Graf
Frank C. Billings
H. Scott
County eyes new high school building under state law
The county plans a large new high school to serve hundreds of students as a natural center for one of the larger high schools under the School Foundation Law. The current facilities, nearly 50 years old with the latest addition from 1892, spur the bond issue. Walter G. Caldwell of Cleveland, who designed the Clearview addition, is preparing plans for the new building.
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Walter G. Caldwell
Cleveland
Clearview School
Ask Millions More For Ohio Water Project
New Philadelphia Ohio August 10 additional federal grant of 13 912 000 to finish the Muskingum convervancy flood control plan. district directors say 14 dams under construction would have averted much damage this week while engineers insist channel improvements forestation and small reservoirs offer flood protection beyond any Ohio experience. The district seeks 11 reservoirs 6 25 million and multiple channel improvements programs plus soil conservation and resettlement measures to complete the 1933 plan.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Muskingum Convervancy District
Muskingum River
Muskingum
C. A. Chambers
Massillon
Roseville
Newark
Zanesville
Killbuck Creek
Upper
Tuscarawas River
Akron
Iddle
Nimishillen Creek
Canton
East Branch
Mt. Vernon
Lang Creek
Ashland
Little Apple Creek
Wooster
Fox Creek
New Concord
Nimisila Creek
River Styx
Rittman
Licking River
Blanch Hand Gorge
Paint Creek
Millersburg
Buffalo Fork
Cumberland
Seneca Fork
Guernsey
Noble
Monroe
Ealing River
Morrow
Richland
Carroll
Tuscarawas
Warne
Doughty Creek
Holmes
Coshocton
Washington County
Eagles Convention Nears End In Dayton Adjournment Scheduled Monday
The 37th annual Fraternal Order of Eagles convention in Dayton continues with nominations for Grand Worthy President George Nordlin of St. Paul and Charles Sacks of Akron expected to win uncontested. State and local officers named include H. Mehrmann Oakland vice president Kellner Columbus chaplain Brown Springfield Bay Washington secretary Moots Delphos treasurer Davis Athens conductor Rolson Norwood guards Phelps Frenten Helinzel King New Leamston Poss Toledo. Invitations for next year extend to Marion Warren and Cedar Point with Buffalo favored to host the Grand Aerie. The convention began August 1 and wraps up Monday August 12.
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Dayton
George Nordlin
St. Paul
Order of Eagles
Charles Sacks
Akron
Ohio Aerie
Asrie
H. B. Mehrmann
Oakland
Cal
Fred J
Washington
D. H
James E. Moots
Delplos
Davis
Athens
Leonard Rolson
Norwood
J. T. Phelps
Frenten
A. ¢. Heliriezal
Cleveland
Leo King
New Leamston
Edward F Poss
Toledo
Marion
Warren
Cedar Point
Buffalo
Favorable Report on Ditch Project in Ridgeville Township
County commissioners expressed approval for improving the lateral 3 of Mills ditch after inspecting the waterway in Ridgeville township. A meeting to consider the proposed enhancement will be held later in the commissioners' office.
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Mills Ditch
Ridgeville Township
Russian Melodies Highlight Oberlin Summer Concert
Oberlin hosts a 7 30 pm program featuring the Oberlin Summer Concert Band directed by Enri Holz with Russian pieces like The Hymn of Fre- Gretehanin off Dark Eyes The Volga Boatman's Lone and Russian Hymn plus Carmen selections and a Yellowstone Trail march. Guest conductors Miss Ann Wyatt and Cleatus Peachford lead readings and the band performs Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes and Sweet and Low among other numbers. Religious services and local notices follow with church schedules and community events listed.
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Oberlin
Oberin
Enri Holz
Holz
Russia
Zunes
Lewis
Lwoff
Battleship Connecticut
Gruenwald
Yellowstone Trail
King
Bizet
Baroby
Holt
Kalember
Services Tomorrow In Oberlin Churches
Union services of Methodist and First Church at M E Carrcl. 9 45 a m Church School 10 00 a m Morning worship Rev Whiteman pastor Sermon subject The Force of God in the Face of a Man Wednesday August 14 7 50 a m Prayer service in the church parlors.
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First Baptist Church
Harold Twining
Methodist and
First Church
M. E. Carrcl
Whiteman
Ohio congressman Truax dies in Washington
Congressman Truax died in his Washington apartment after being found by his son John. He was 48, born in Sycamore, served as farmer editor and livestock breeder, and was state director of agriculture under Gov Vic Honaker. Democrats discussed a possible replacement with three names while Republicans suggested four. The secretary of state's office pegged the special primary cost at 600000, possibly held with the November election.
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Secretary of State
Charles 3. Leasure
Davey
Olive Joy Wright
Cleveland
Herbert Duffy
Columbus
Lisnt
W. G. Pickret
Darton
Robert Taft
Cincinnati
Walter B. Wanamaker
Akron
John M. Vorys
Alfred G. Karger
Truax
John
Washington
Roosevelt
Ohio
CWA
Ohio Relief Administration
Donahey
Sycamore
Vic Honaker
Ite
Triax
Gov
George
Myers
House
Congress
Iherus
Congressman Truax
Glads In Bloom At North Ridgeville Garden
Claude Jobson of Belden Avon Road, North Ridgeville, long time Colson Company worker, has turned to gladioli culture. He now cultivates 279 varieties with over 300,000 spikes in bloom, some blooms reaching seven inches. He invites all flower lovers to view the garden in full bloom.
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Claude Jobson
Belden Avon Road
North Ridgeville
Colson Company
Jobson
Chronicle-Telegram
Stallion Pulling Contest Announced in Crete Illinois
Lorain County horse owners are invited by the Horse and Mule Association of America to enter stallions in a pulling contest on October 12 at Crete Illinois. The event is open to all entrants with no entry fee. Ten prizes from $50 to $400 will be awarded. Stallion pulling power will be measured with a dynamometer.
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Lorain County
Horse and Mule Association of America
Crete
Ilinois
County Agricultural Extension Service
Nho
City employee rents home on Fast Avenue disputed report
F McNelly, a city employee, rented a home on Fast Avenue, not Mrs F McNelly as yesterday. B M O'Donnell, who handled the rental, confirmed the correction amid several recent rental reports. He also commented on hog killing policy, quipping that had the Dionne quintuplets been born here the government would have had them ploughed under. He noted his vote for the peat sentence in the utilities bill as one of Ohio's few supporting members.
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Lillian Willbond
Arlene Campbell
Margaret Glider
Camp Ledgewood
Ralph Mills
Conneaut
Mr. Mills
McGonigie
Mills
W Mills
Sheffield Lake
Isabel Byars
Harry Brars
Elyria
Frank T. Cooke
Forest
F. McNelly
Fast Avenue
B. M. O'Donnell
Agricultural Administration
Ohio
Unrest Among Workers Reported Across Nation
Telegrams to the A F of L executive council report rising worker unrest. Messages from Milwaukee’s federated trades council say organizers under the Wagner Act face discrimination. Other reports note workers lack redress due to Roosevelt’s delay in establishing the labor board. The council directs Green to press for immediate NLRB appointment.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Executive Council
A. F. of L
Federated Trades Council
Milwaukee
Roosevelt
William Green
National Labor Relations Board
Lorain County Dairy Judging Team Places Ninth at Wooster
A Lorain County dairy judging team of three 4 H Club members finished ninth in the dairy cattle judging contests at Ohio Dairy Day held at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster. Two Lorain teams competed, choosing members from Amherst and LaGrange townships, as judging tours determined team selection. More than 30 teams entered, with ratings announced only for the top ten.Holstein judging and related talks and exhibits accompanied the event.
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Lorain County
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Donald Simms
Carlisle Township
Frank Stang
Amherst Township
Wayne Aldrich
LaGrange Township
Earl Sandrock
Russia Township
Robert Grobe
Malcolm Fowl
Qhin
Trials of Six CCC Men Under Way
Six CCC camp members on Gulf road faced court proceedings in Justice Preston Coon's court. Roy Robinson, 20, stands charged with assault in a menacing manner using a knife against another camp member. The remaining five face peace proceedings. Names include William Chapman 20 John West 18 Robert Laney 28 Shead Upshaw 19 and William Davis 19. Capt R W Crowther led the camp and had them brought to county jail yesterday pending hearings.
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CCC
Gulf Road
Army
Preston Coon
Roy Robinson
Fother
William Chapman
John West
Robert Laney
Shead Upshaw
William Davis
R. W. Crowther
Courteous Officer Helps Lady Enter Wrong Car
Patrolman Paul Palmer, noted for courtesy, aided a demure Miss by using a wire to reach over a partially opened window and hook a car door. She thanked him, then realized she was in the wrong vehicle and drove away. Palmer apologized later.
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Paul Palmer
Palmer
Five Dogs Die in $20,000 Ohio Fire at Batavia Auction
A fire in Batavia, Ohio destroyed the auction sales building, likely caused by crossed wires in trapped trucks. Damage was estimated at 20,000 dollars. Five watch dogs were trapped and burned to death in the blaze.
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Ohio
Batavia, Q
Batavia Auction Sales
Chicago Cash Quotations Read to Aug 10 Market Day
Chicago prices for butter eggs poultry potatoes and grains listed by commodity and grade.government egg prices and assorted feeds and seeds are shown with per dozen or per bushel figures and regional price variations.
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Chicago
Surat
Lexhorn
Dept. of Agriculture
Los
Idaho
New Stuck
Oregon
Biss
Wisconsin
Bliss
Minnesota
Cobbiers
Atiskourn
New Jersey
Marstard
Virgina Sno
Virgin Cobblers
Lake Billing
Lowhite
Sammie
Cleveland Grai
Has Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Wistar Styaureht
Local Court Grants Divorces and Fines in County Court
Martha Ann Rogers wins divorce from Richard Ray Rogers and reverts to maiden name Martha Kolb. Mary Raykovich receives divorce from Dan Raykovich and reclaims Mary Wedrish. Milton Pippett, 24, fined 35 and costs plus two days in jail for petit larceny after stealing 130 tie plates on July 19. Two Cleveland men fined 319 each for speeding on Route 20. Arlene Monroe sues for divorce from Elmer Monroe. Gertrude Alexander sues for divorce from John Alexander.
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Martha Ann Rogers
Richard Ray Rogers
Martha Kolb
Guy B. Findley
Mary Raykovich
Elyria
Dan Raykovich
Mary Wedrish
Milton Pippett
Joseph Petro
Nickel Plate Railroad
Cab Driver Attacked In Cincinnati Strike
In Cincinnati two men believed to be strike sympathizers attacked non union cab driver Lee Stump of Park Way Cab Co. He was treated at a hospital after they hailed his cab and asked to be driven to a suburb then pulled him from the vehicle and pummelled him before driving off with the cab.
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Cincinnati
Parkway Cab Co
Lee Stump
Stump
Mandamus Action Near On Pension Appointments
County officials prepare a mandamus suit to compel the state old age pension division to approve local pension office appointments. Howard Butler said the action will seek a peremptory writ in district court of appeals once commissioners request, amid accusations that Berrodin played politics by bypassing Mary Brandt for Alma Tyson after civil service ranking. Nearly a dozen counties statewide report similar charges against the division.
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State Old Age Pension Administration
District Court of Appeals
Howard Butler
Oscar Grunn
Berrodin
Division of
Aged For the Aged
Fruit Growers To Attend Geneva Meeting
Several Lorain County fruit growers are expected to attend the annual summer meeting of the Ohio State Horticultural Society to be held next Thursday at Geneva. C. I. Hummel reports the event includes a horticultural program and a special program for women with demonstrations on making jams jellies marmalades and on using electric cookers and canners for fruit.
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Lorain County
Ohio State Horticultural Society
Geneva
C. I. Hummel
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East Lorain St
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant
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East College Stret
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
J. D. Bell
Community Garden Club
Bert Locke
Woodland Avenue
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Acme
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
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Aria
T T. Burts
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
LL. Dept of Agriculture
U.S
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Elmer Monroe
Common Pleas
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Mandamus
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