Theatrical Folk Converge On Atlantic City
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor mediates a dispute between the Associated Actors and Artists of America and the International Allied Theatre Stage Employers. Hollywood delegates led by Ralph Morgan arrive to influence the labor leaders amid a potential industry shutdown. Tallulah Bankhead and other stars express support for AAA while Morgan notes strong Guild backing and plans for a Hollywood mass meeting before any strike action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N J
Hollywood
Broadway
Trai
American Federation of Labor
Associated Actors and Artists of America
International Alliance of Theatreal Stage
Equity
Tallulah Bankhead
AAA
Miss Bankhead
Morgan
Ralph Morgan
Screen Actors’ Guild
Binnie Barnes
Edward Arnold
Wayne Morris
Jean Muir
Lucille Gleason
Henry Hull
Mischa Auer
Hollywood Sunday
Lorain Youth Sentenced For Assault At Cascade Park
Mike Yepko, 19, of 3003 Denver Avenue Lorain, was fined $10 and costs and sentenced to ten days in the county jail after being convicted of assault by Mayor Joseph Petro yesterday. Yepko was arrested Monday for assaulting Marjorie Mack, 14, of 3840 Middle Avenue at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Yepko
Denver Avenue
Lorain
Joseph
Petro
Yepko
Marjorie Mack
Middle Avenue
Cascade Park
Court suit seeks foreclosure and small debt payment
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co filed suit against Eugene James Duffy et al for 3.65 and asked foreclosure of property in Elyria. Judge D A Cook granted a receiver appointment, naming Ray Carlin. Frances Stalla of Lorain filed suit against the City of Elyria and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 500 for personal injuries from a Feb 1 early morning accident at Clinton Avenue dead end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Eugene James Duffy
Frances Stalla
Lorain
City of
Elyria
Baltimore and One Railroad
Wact
Clinton Avenue
Miller Rejects Offer To Lead Euclid Schools
Mansfield Ohio August 10 Mil ler supt W L Miller declined an offer to head Euclid schools at 6300 a year a raise of 1000 over his Mansfield salary He is four years into a five year contract and plans to finish the million dollar building program begun last year in Mansfield.
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Mansfield
W. L. Miller
Euclid
Miller
Chillicothe
Liquor Sale Fine Shaped by Election Day Charge
Sam Terrant an employee at the Silver Grille was fined $23 with $15 suspended after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Petro on a charge of selling liquor before 7:30 P M on election day. A similar charge against James Davis of the Davis Cafe at Adams sweet and Foster avenue is set for Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Terrant Empolye
Silver Grille
Joseph Q. Petro
James Davis
Davis Cafe
Adams Sweet
Foster Avenue
Nazi District Leader Albert Forster to Speak at Danzig
Continued from page one, reports say Albert Forster will address a mass meeting in Danzig this evening after visiting Berchtesgaden with Adolf Hitler. The Polish and German broadcasts relay Marshal Smigly-Rydz’s warning that peace cannot mean surrender for some and gain for others, signaling a cautious note to Forster against making impossible demands on Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danzig
Albert Forster
Berchtesgaden
Adolf Hitler
Herr Forster
Marshal Smigly-Rydz
Cracow
Warsaw
Forster
Poland
Forbes Richards wed in Brecksville Congregational church
Miss E Marion Forbes daughter of Clevelanders Mr and Mrs Benjamin Forbes and James Austin Richards Jr son of Dr and Mrs J A Richards of Forest street were married Wednesday August 2 at four o clock in Brecksville Congregational church. The ceremony was assisted by Rev Shirk with family and friends present at a reception at Brecksville Inn. The couple, both 1938 Oberlin graduates, will reside in Durham North Carolina where Richards pursues physics studies on a Duke University fellowship after a wedding trip through the East.
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Oberlin, O
E. Marion Forbes
Benjamin Forbes
Cleveland
James Austin Richards
J. A. Richards
Forest Street
Brecksville Congregational Church
Dr. Richards
Shirk
Miss Forbes
Bruce Palmer
LeRoy Patterson
Oberlin College
John S. van Etten
Archibald M. Woodruff
Peterson
Larry Derr
Dorothy Stevens
Anton Winkler
Henry Booker
Brecksville Inn
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Richards
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Juander
Durham N.C
Factional Fights Promised By Young Democrats
In Pittsburgh on August 10 the Young Democratic National Committee opened a pre convention session. A 96 member committee planned three days of activity with nearly a dozen national figures. The group aims to control the junior party for next year’s nominating convention, while debates over New Deal policy and Roosevelt’s administration loom. Homer Matt Adams of Illinois led the race for the presidency amid factional maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Young Democratic National Committee
Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
Oliver A. Quayle, Jr
National Democratic Committee
Charles Michaelson
Washington
Tommy Corcoran
New Deal
Homer Matt Adams
Ilinois
Three More File Expense Accounts In Elyria Primary
Three Elyria primary candidates filed campaign expense accounts with the election board. Solicitor H. C. Cheney reported expenses of 150.59 dollars, James Brown running for council at large spent 4.40, and R. J. Fitch seeking treasurer recorded no expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Election Board
H. C. Cheney
James Brown
Council At Large
R. J. Fitch
First paved road laid in county by Wellington Grange
Miss Mason said the Wellington Grange built the county’s first paved road about 30 years ago on Route 18 west of Wellington. Bricks were laid with no foundation, crushed by sledge hammers, then covered with cement for a smooth highway as women prepared meals. The Grange also ran the first rural mail route in the United States. The group formed during the August 12, 1889 Farmers Institute, with a tableau by Mrs. Fannie Brause and refreshments by Mr. and Mrs. Sharp. Master Joe McConnell presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mason
Wellington Grange
Wellington
Miss Katherine Mather Dies. Cleveland Philanthropist Passes
Miss Katherine Livingston Mather, 84, member of the Cleveland industrial family, died at her Cooperstown, New York home after leaving Cleveland ten years ago. She was sister to William G Mather and the late Samuel Mather. Funeral services will be held in Cleveland Friday.
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Cleveland, O
Katherine Livingston Mather
Cleveland
Cooperstown
N.Y
William G
Samuel Mather
Car collision on Broad Street injures Joliet driver
At 9 am on Broad near Court in Joliet Illinois Rosemary Vismara reports her left front fender damaged after a collision with a car driven by Edith Lesman of Ravenna Ohio. The account mentions the Communist International as a general revolutionary idea.
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Rosemary Vismara
Joliet
Ill
Broad Street
Court Street
Edith Lesman
Ravenna
Steel bins bought for corn storage by 8 firms
The Agriculture Department awarded eight contracts for steel bins to store 43 279 900 bushels of corn. Martin Steel Products Co of Mansfield Ohio and Edwards Manufacturing Co of Cincinnati were among the firms, with plans to place bins across the corn belt and expand storage to 100 million bushels. Secretary Wallace urged farmers to hold loaned corn, offering seven cents a bushel to extend storage for 1937 1938 loan corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin Steel Products Co
Mansfield
Ohio
8Ix
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Henry A. Wallace
R. M. Evans
AAA
Edwards Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati
Death Record of George M. Johns in Lorain Area
George M. Johns died at home on August 10 after seven months illness at 607 Woodland Avenue. Born November 16, 1861 in Brookville, Pennsylvania, he worked for St. Clair Gas to Elyria from Lorain sixteen years, and ran a station at Pasadena and Cleveland streets. He was a Masonic lodge member. Survived by his wife Margaret, a granddaughter, a grandson, a great granddaughter, two brothers Amos Johns of Troutdale Oregon and J P Johns of Punxsutawney Pa, and three sisters Mrs. Carl Jordan and Mrs Fred Smith of Punxsutany and Mrs Minta Thrush of Spokane Washington. Funeral arrangements set at Sudro Curtis funeral home with viewing tonight. body to be shipped tomorrow to Punxsutawney Pa for services and burial.
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George M. Johns
Woodland Avenue
Brooksville
St. Clair
Elyria
Lorain
Pasadena
Cleveland Streets
Masonic Lodge
Margaret
Amos Johns
Troutdale
Oregon
J. P. Johns
Punxsutoney
Carl Jordan
Fred Smith
Punxsutoneye
Minta Thrush
Spokane
Washington
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Stenographer slain at 124th Field Artillery Armory
Chicago police probe a fatal shooting at the 124th Field Artillery Armory. Elsie Doolewerdt 23, of Harvey, was killed after a rendezvous with a 47-year-old divorced private tied to the regiment. He allegedly planned to meet her, then fired multiple shots. she died en route to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
124Th Field Artillery
Elsie Doolewerdt
Harvey
Andrew
Regiments Medical Division
Charles Held
Camp Grant
Ill
Held
Centenarian man survives first operation for his age
CHICAGO August 10 Ol Man Mose a. 110 year old Greenwich Conn resident and former slave survived a then unprecedented prostatectomy performed June 14 1938 at a New York hospital The attending physician Dr J Bayard Clark noted the patient's remarkable recovery waking for a square meal and puffing a pipe by day three He was discharged five days later Clark emphasized the operation centers on his age The man had 22 children with four living at the time of the report and lived a long life marked by moderation in most things except paternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mose
Greenwich
Conn
J. Bayard Clark
New York City
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Virginia
New York
Clark
W. J. Washburn
Spencer Baptist Board Holds Meeting at Thompson Home
The Baptist Church Board members gathered for their regular growth meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Orrion Thompson on Monday evening. The report notes the session occurred at the Thompsons residence.
Browand family reunion rounds sixty two in Spencer hall
The 28th Browand reunion gathered sixty two relatives Sunday in Spencer K P Hall with Mr and Mrs George Browand and three daughters of Kendallville Indiana among attendees. Next year’s reunion will be at Joe Browand’s home.
Buddy Rogers and Band to Open at Cedar Point Weeklong Run
Buddy Rogers and his sensational new band opens at Cedar Point for one week from Friday August 11 to 17 as part of the park’s Parade of Famous Bands. The act, fresh from the Peabody Hotel Memphis, features Meta Stauder Marjorie Whitney the Four Notes and Johnny Morris with a Horace Heidt inspired style. Leo Reisman and his NBC orchestra follow the Rogers run the week of August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Rogers
Cedar Point
Peabody Hotel
Memphis
Meta Stauder
Marjorie Whitney
Johnny Morris
Buddy
Leo Reisman
NBC
Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Lambs in Cleveland
Market reports show moderate activity with hog receipts around 250 to 350 pounds and prices near 6.50 to 8.50 per hundredweight. Cattle include steers weighing 500 pounds and up priced around 6.00 to 6.50, with heifers and butcher bulls listed. Sheep and lambs receipts total about 300, with spring lambs at 6.00 to 7.50 and feeder lambs around 4.00 to 5.00.
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Choles
Milling Grain Prices From Local Market Report
The report lists prices for wheat and rye varieties with color codes and weights. It notes No 2 red, No 1 yellow, and No 2 white grades, alongside Trach prices for wheat and oats in various classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwlevetor Jirlees
Agricultural Market Goods and Prices Listing
The sheet lists prices for feed and grains including corn wheat oats and flour by bushel and ton with notes on various grades and forms. It covers hay straw seeds meal and oils with tonnage prices and a tower grower market section for fruits vegetables and produce including apples pears cranberries cabbage cantaloupes and lettuce among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montara
Elon
Outdoor Market Produce and Livestock Prices Listed
A scanned market listing shows produce names with unit pricing and descriptions. Items include LETTUCE LIMA BEANS PEACHES PEPPERS and TOMATOES with assorted weights, packing, and per peck or basket prices. Also noted are CL EVELAND PRODUCE and LIVE POULTRY offerings with price ranges for hens, roosters, and chicks, plus potato prices for Ohio and Idaho varieties.
Camden Baptist Sunday school picnic set for August 16
Kipton residents learn the Camden Baptist Sunday school will host a picnic on Wednesday August 16 at Linwood Park Vermilion. Community members note visitors and relatives stopping by over the weekend include Mrs Amy Hill Mrs Pauline Wells and their children from Buffalo NY Mrs Charles Russell and family from Kansas City KS visiting cousins in town and several local residents hosting relatives visiting from Elyria Canton Morristown Norwalk and Fremont areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Camden Baptist Sunday School
Linwood Park
Vermil
Amy Hill
Pauline Wells
Buffalo
New York
F. A. Perkins
Charles Russell
Kansas City
Kansas
George Miller
Gladys Berg
Leon
Elyria
James Lewis
R. W. Baker
Sally
Morristown
New Jersey
Nelle Obitts
Robert Unger
Roberta Claire
Norwalk Hospital
Harley Searles
Evelyn Baker
Canton
Charles Bayless
Kenneth Grimmer
Hendrysburg
Ohio
Hoover
Allaenia
Pennsylvania
Bessie Waite
Duane Burrows
Florence
A. A. Brumby
L. F. Whitney Cot Fremont
Robert Elbert
Refleeg's Corn Pahes with Peaches end Cre
A fragmented OCR item presents a shop or market line with prices listed as 2¢ and amounts in cents, followed by garbled text likely advertising corn pies with peaches and cream. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, so the readable price cues form the core detail.
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Oberlin
Mrs
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
James ,A. Richards Jr
Andy Hodavan
Atr
J. M. Bright
East College Street
C. H. Waterman
Waterman
Lake Avenue
Elyvia
A. R. Carsten
King Street
Michigan
Claude Shepard
Lakewood
Harry Squire
J. D. Ballance
Fern
Patty
Galion
Walter Melody
Philadelphia
James Morris
North Prospect Street
Melody
St Petersburg
Fla
Bruce Brickley
K. T. Brickley
West College Street
Brickley
Allegheny College
Allegheny
Paul Ernst
Chamois
Lillian C Mann
John Franklin, Jr
Sudro - Curtis
Roth Pants
Young Democrats
Texas Group
Miss Mather
The
Communist International
Aliss Dooleverdt
WG Fed Pets
Olmsted & Hoeffel
ACME
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Company
Spencer
Browand Reunion
Dorothy Green
Bergman
Frank Browand
Lyle Browand
Green
R. D Lechleitner
Los Angeles
California
A. H. Lechleitner
Luella Simon
Lloyd Lechleitner
Lechleitner
Ohio River
H. M. Jamison
Gordon
Nebraska
W.B Wash
Orson Howe
Homerville
Fred Nichols
Ed Koppes
Wyester
Wiliam Dillinger
John Gleer
Sam Herman
Faye O'Dell
Pleasantville
Willis White
Raymon Rockhold
Butler
N. J. Bowen
Kelly
Bonalee Flowers
Orrville
Youngstown
Gordon and
Wallace Gallatin
Mary Gallatin
Charles Hance
New Castle
Fred Brown
Orrion Thompson
J. W. Weimer
Claude Gannett
Graham
Leroy
Walter Bullman
Minnie Brown
John Marsh
Ashland
Amanda Kime
Wilda Moore
Akron
W. A. Moore
Hamburg
Toledo Grain Close
Towergrower
Duchess and Bed Asterhiih
Ste
Simons
Stacie
RWANS
Filat
Ste. Eruts—Noew
Lettuce Basket
Mustun
Mtau Banket
Curly
Peacies
Carimen
Bus Poucer
Eatra Meade Clean
Larreey St
Burbanks
Kellogg's
Reublin Bros
Crosse & Blackwells
Cai Crosse & Blackwells
Baby Stuart
Richelieu
Armour
Drew
Hermes
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