Mansfield Schools Head Elected At Salary Of $5,000
W L Miller aged 43 of Chillicothe was chosen superintendent of Mansfield public schools by the Board of Education at a special meeting. He replaces W W Ankenbrand who left to take a similar post in Rockford. Miller was one of seven finalists from 64 applicants and was hired for two years at 5000 dollars annually. He previously led districts in Dalton Freedom and Willard and has lived in Chillicothe since 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
W. L. Miller
Chillicothe
Mansfield Public Schools
Board of Education
W. W. Ankenbrand
Rockford
Ankenbrand
Rocky River
Miller
Dalton, O
Freedom
Willard
Processing Taxes Being Fought
Ten cases challenging the Agricultural Adjustment Administration processing taxes for tobacco wheat and hogs were to be heard in a special session of the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati Ohio Appeals argued that the tax act is unconstitutional and sought injunctions against collection The suits were initially dismissed in lower courts and followed a Chicago seventh district court of appeals ruling upholding similar injunctions Names of plaintiffs include Diesel-Wemmer-Gilbert Corp Northwestern Electator and Milling Co National Milling Co Loudonville Milling Co Williams Brothers Co Richards Milling Co United Mills Co Lake Erie Provision Co and Ohio Provision Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati O
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh District Court of Appeals
Chicago
Diesel-Wemmer-Gilbert Corp
Miami
Northwestern Electator and Milling Co
National Milling Co
Toledo
Loudonville Milling Co
Loudonville
Williams Brothers Co
Kent, C
Richards Milling Co
Cortland
United Mills Co
Grafton
League Official Addresses Voters at Mass Meeting
The Open Forum Democratic League of Colored Voters closed its campaign with a large gathering at the Second M. Z. Church in Elyria. C. L. Scott gave the keynote, voters pledged to vote, and local figures Mayor Vanost er and Mrs. Conway spoke for the Democratic Woman's organization. Ed Hill urged support for his candidacy as candidates delivered talks. The event was one of the most enthusiastic of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic League of Colored Voters
M. Z . Church
Middle Avenue
Litc Street
C. L. Scott
Ohio State Democratic League
W. H. Vanoster
Conway
Elyria Democratic Woman's
Dengate
Ed Hill
Local board names Alma Tyson in Democratic lineup
The report notes Alma Tyson was appointed by the local board as a Democrat, finishing third, as Mrs Brand received unanimous support. The piece references continued coverage from Page I and mentions complaints and duties across several counties during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stead
Alma Tyson
Brand
Gladiolus Exhibition Set for Massillon August 24 and 25
Lorain County gladiolus growers invited to compete at the Ohio State Gladiolus Exhibition and Stark County Garden Flower Show in Massillon on August 24 and 25. Show sponsored by Ohio State Gladiolus Society with several Lorain Countians as members. Five divisions include members only, novices, and Stark County residents. Massillon Women's Club garden section hosts event.
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Lorain County
Stark County
Commercal
Ohio State
Mahoning
Gladiolus Society
Massillon Women’s Club
New Law Adds To Duties Of Forbes
A new state law effective September 1 will expand County Sealer Tom Forbes duties. It requires inspection of all scales used to weigh coal and coke and authorizes prosecutions for weights over two percent error. The law also mandates duplicate weight certificates listing the weigher seller driver consignor and date. Violations carry fines from 25 to 199 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Forbes
Court Actions and Local Notices In And About The Court House
Mary Leedale of Wellington files for divorce from Ernest Leedale of Elyria on grounds of gross neglect. They wed in 1980 and have one child. Joseph Miskow of Lorain fined £18 and costs for reckless maroon last night by deputies on Lake Road near Reaver Park. County commissioners approve petition for lateral 3 of Mills ditch in Ridgeville township to be dug by CCC camp members. Peter Dusek sues Peter Bondar for $379 for labor per oral contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leedale
Wellington
Ernest Leedale
Elyria
Joseph Miskow
Lorain
Miskow
Lake Road
Reavyer Park
Mills Ditch
Ridgeville Township
CCC
Radio Announcers May Leave Hospital Today
Akron dispatch reports radio announcers Graham McNamee and Tom Manning who were knocked from a soap box derby racer are expected to be released from the hospital today. Both have covered races and sporting events in the United States and were hurt in the incident.
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Akron. O
Graham McNamee
Tom Manning
Raio
United States
Labor Chief Denies WPA Slum Policy Misuse
Ganrze Meany of New York State Federation of Labor branded the claimed WPA slum clearance effort as misleading. He argued the anti strike measures by WPA Administrator Hopkins with Roosevelt’s backing were not properly tested and that strikers deserve relief equal to other citizens. He complained to Mayor LaGuardia about police blocking union agents from addressing workers near the Astor project housing, a $400000 three block apartment area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganrze Meany
York State Federation of Labor
Huzh S. Johnson
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Menas
Hopkins
Meany
LaGuardia
Astor Project
Priest Predicts No Defeat for New Deal Nationwide
Boston August 13 Rev Charles E Coughlin radio priest says the Rhode Island first district election of Republican Charles F Risk signals a consumer revolt rather than a nationwide defeat for the New Deal He praises Governor Curley and criticizes Roosevelt for ingratitude comparing it to King Lear and noting Curley’s fronting for New England cautioning Roosevelt’s current stance toward his advisor.
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Boston
Charles E. Coughlin
Rhode Island
Father Coughlin
Curley
Great Barrington
Charles F. Risk
Coughlin
Roosevelt
King Lear
Massachusetts
Curfey
New England
Typhoid Vaccine Sent To Ohio Town After Flood
Typhoid vaccine was sent to Ber Washington County to aid the village of about 1,000 after flood waters jeopardized the drinking water supply. Mud and rain polluted wells in the district. Dr. Walter H. Hartung, state health director, announced immediate attention and noted Guernsey Coshocton and Holmes counties were organi zed for private well cleaning and chlorination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ber Washington
Hart
Coured
Walter H. Hartung
Guernsey
Coshocton
Holmes
Bern
Threaten Suit To Force Election In Ohio
In Cleveland on August 18, a representative for the late Charles Truax’s seat urged Governor Davey to call a special election by August 20. Daniel H. Wasserman warned the Ohio Supreme Court could compel a vacancy election, proposing a low-cost plan for a special primary in September and a final vote in November.
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Cleveland, Q
Greege
Davey
Wasseman
Revenue measure shifts in inheritance and surtax details
The finance committee outlines differences between House and Senate tax plans. The Senate keeps higher surtax rates up to 1 million, up to 75 percent on higher incomes, while eliminating the House inheritance tax. A 85 percent exemption on intercorporate dividends remains, with 15 percent taxed. The LaFollette proposals face rejection, risking about 220.9 million in new revenues. higher surtaxes chosen to offset this.
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Vue Ony Eyene Jon
House
Senate
Senate Committee
Rnance Committee
Oberlin social and church activities noted in Oberlin Ohio
Oberlin events include a joint meeting of the Women’s Department of Missions and the First Church Women on August 14, with a noon box lunch and a program. Other items recount Epworth League Institute attendance, a Legion Auxiliary meeting, a bus trip to Cleveland for Odd Fellows, and several local residents traveling for vacations or visits to lakes, Vermont, Florida, and Germany.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Women’s Department of Missions
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Women’s Association of the First Church
Lydia Lord Davis
West College Street
Methodist Church
Oberlin Epworth League
Whiteman
Epworth League Institute
Lakeside
H. F. Ashley
Janet
Woodland
Clifton
King Street
Yellowstone National Park
American Legion Auxiliary
Lois Cummings
East College Street
Cleveland
I. O. O. F. Hall
Superior
East 123Rd Street
George Briel
Kentucky
Betty Wendt
Edna Mason
Thelma Welch
Eileen Gahagain
Lorain
Dorothy Strickler
Columbus
Worcester Cottage
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Johnson
Warren
A. F. Champney
Morgan Street
G. W. Fiske
Margaret
Chicago
Mackinac Island
Laura Pelton
Mary
Woolstock
Vermont
Lewis Ives
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mary Lindquist
Forest Street
Florida
Tampa
Don Morrison
Niagara Falls
Theodore Wiehmayer
Death Notices From South Amherst And Ridgeville
Mrs Fanny Condito 38 died at the State Hospital in Toledo. She leaves husband Joe a son Rocke and a daughter with a grandchild. Funeral services Wednesday at 9:00 at Church of the Nativity with Rev R J Steiger officiating and burial in Calvary cemetery. Adelaide Sterns Cheesman 33 wife of Arthur A Cheesman Ridgeville died at Elyria Clinic. Born May 14 1582 she lived mostly in Ridgeville Township. She belonged to Fields Church of Christ and was a charter member of Ridgeville Grange. Surviving husband a son Glen and two daughters Mrs Florence Nash and Mrs Doris Henson plus five grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Nichols Funeral Home with Rev John G Koontz, burial in Fisids cemetery.
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Fanny Condito
Amherst
Stat Hospital
Toledo
State Hospital
Joe
Rocke
Willie
Church of the Nativity
R. J. Steiger
Calvary Cemetery
Adelaide Sterns Cheesman
Arthur A. Cheesman
Butteratt Ridge
Elyria Clinic
Cheasman
Eaton Township
Ridgeville Township
Elzria
Fields Church of Christ
Ridgeville
Elyria
Donald Nash
Eaton
Neil
Joyce
Sally
Sandra Henson
Mary Sternstar
Mildreda
Nichols Funeral Home
John G. Koontz
Fisids
Two Soldiers Jailed on Desertion Charge
Two men charged with desertion from the United States Army are jailed in the county lockup today. Manus Davies, 21, a private, is accused of escaping Webber Reed hospital at Washington on July 25. Harry Shott, 18, of the Sixth field artillery, is charged with deserting at Ft. Hoyle, Md. They will be turned over to army officials, Sheriff Clarence Dick said.
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United States Army
Manus] Davies
Webber Reed Hospital
Washington, D
Harry Shott
Sixth Field Artillery
Ft. Hoyle
Army
Clarence Dick
Ohio Seeks Interior Funds For State Institutions
A governor's office statement describes a favorable reception of a proposal by the president and notes prior winter discussions. The governor and governor of New York both faced similar challenges and the administration hopes the interior secretary can release funds to Ohio for state institutions.
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New York
Secretary of Interior
Ohio
U S Tightens Its Aerial Grip On Pacific Ocean
Washington August 13 The United States tightens its aerial grip on the Pacific with steps toward four air base series from the Pacific Coast to Guam The Aleutian Alaska coast is set aside as airspace reservations for public safety and civilian flight is forbidden Officials provided no comment on the executive order issued from the White House
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Washington
United States
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Coast
Guam
Rossevelle
Aleutian
Alaska
Wh House
Ted
Four Injured In Outbreak In Ala
BAYOU LA BATRE ALA Aug 13 Open warfare between union and nonunion workers at shrimp canning factories flared today. Three men wounded and a fourth badly beaten in clashes. Sheriff Holcombe rushed deputies from Mobile to guard a nonunion plant as union men armed with shotguns appeared announcing intent to take over the factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayou LA Batre
Ala
Robert Holcombe
Mobile
Boy Fatally Hurt in Marietta Tractor Accident
William Crumbley twelve, of Marietta, was killed yesterday when he was thrown from a farm trailer and suffered a fractured skull.
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Marietta. O
William Crumbley
Bender to Seek Mandamus to Force Special Ohio Election
George Bender former state senator and Cleveland Republican leader said he will file a mandamus action in the Ohio Supreme Court to compel Governor Davey to call a special election to fill the Truax vacancy. Legal opinion differs on whether such an election is mandatory. Rep Truax to be buried in Sycamore Ohio today.
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George Bender
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Davey
Bender
Traux
George Neffner
Secretary of State
Secretary of State’s Office
Rep
Truax
Sycamore
Ohio
Grass fire blamed on discarded match in Elyria
Firemen blamed a discarded match for a grass fire on Kenwood street that burned about 200 feet between sidewalks yesterday afternoon. No property damage occurred as firefighters used brooms and a bucket of water to extinguish the grass blaze.
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Elyria
Kenwood Street
City Prevails In Elyria Sewer Assessment Suit
Judge Guy B Findley returned a verdict for the City of Elyria in a suit by Lee Day to stop sewer assessments on his 16th street property. Day claimed a private sewer connection and that street sewer installation did not benefit his land. Harvey C Cheney represented the city.
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City of
Elyria
Guy B. Findley
Lee
16Th Street
Harvey C. Cheney
Fair Is Fine Success At County Fair
Champaign County's fourth annual fair last week was announced as a financial success by Secretary John Yoder. The fair set a new record for gate receipts and all premiums will be paid in full.
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Cabana
Champaign County
John Yoder
Municipal bond votes pace across Ohio in 2 million tally
Across Ohio voters weighed about 2 million dollars in municipal and school bond issues. Akron faced Democratic opposition to Mayor Myers renomination while Republican challenger Sparks contested the field. Liquor sales were suspended on election day. Numerous cities listed primaries including Athens Chillicothe Bucyrus Massillon Conneaut and many others. County and district bonds ranged from 63 000 to 496 000 with various school issues on ballots.
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Akron
I. S. Myers
C. Nelson Sparks
State Liquor Board
Secretary of State
Athens
Chillicothe
Bucyrus
Barberton
Massillon
Conneaut
Bellaire
Wilmington
Wellsville
East Liverpool
Cosboeten
Greenville
Defiance
Delaware
Lancaster
Cambridge
Findlay
Norwalk
Jackson
Wellston
Steubenville
Mt. Vernon
Newark
Bellefontaine
Elyria
Lorain
London
Marion
Troy
Noble County
Antwerp
Paulding County
Upper Sandusky
Delphos
Bath Township
Allen County
Scio
Harrison County
Flushing
Nevada
Monroe Township
Richland County
Licking County
Erie County
Stark County
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Movements
CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK Receipts cattle 330 market slow on erasers steady on prime steers 1250 pounds and up with $10 gains. calves receipts 300 market steady with prime at $10 and up. sheep and lambs receipts 400 market active and steady with prime lambs $8 to $9. hogs receipts 131 market active and 16 cents higher with varied weight bids. Chicago cash quotations noted for butter eggs poultry and produce with miscellaneous price ranges and farm goods including potatoes and grain.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Dept. of Agriculture
Idaho
U.S
Minnesota
Wisconsin
IL. S
Conblers
Nebraska
U. S
Starket
Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Hog Processing Tax Declared Unconstitutional by Judge Chesnut
In Baltimore on August 13, Federal Judge W. Calvin Chesnut ruled the AAA hog processing tax unconstitutional. The injunction barred collection from John A. Gebelein, Inc., a packing house, on grounds that the AAA Act overreached Congress power by wholesale agricultural regulation and improper delegation to the Secretary of Agriculture.
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Baltimore
W. Calvin Chesnut
John A. Gebelein, Inc
Chesnut
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
First Candidate For State Office Announces Candidacy
Clarence Knisley Bainbridge secretary of the Ohio Public Utilities Commission announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Ohio state treasurer in the May 1936 primaries. He becomes the first candidate to enter the treasurer race.
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Columbus
Clarence Knisley
Bainbridge
Ohio Public Utilites Commission
Kiisley
Truax Funeral Today In Sycamore Ohio
Truax casket laid in Sycamore home as flowers from the White House Congress and committees and friends in Washington and Columbus decorate the bier. Funeral services scheduled at the little Sycamore Methodist church after private morning rites at the home. Hundreds of friends called.
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Bucyrus
White House
Congress
Washington
Columbus
Charles Y. Truax
Sycamore
Little Sycamore Methodist Church
Truax
Injured Farmer Kicked by Horse in Urbana
James Watkins, a 72 year old farmer, was kicked by a horse while plowing near Urbana. He suffered a broken pelvic bone and was reported in serious condition yesterday. The item also notes a Christmas reference about Christ's Mass.
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Urbana
James Watkins
Eight Persons Hurt In Auto Collision Near Pomeroy O
Eight people were injured in an automobile collision near Pomeroy Ohio late yesterday. The victims include Paul Andrews Francis Andrews John Andrews and Elizabeth Andrews siblings of King Bottom Court plus A W Hoover of Pomeroy his wife and son Robert and an infant. Paul Andrews and Robert Hoover sustained skull fractures.
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Pomeroy
Aung
Here
Paul
Francis
John Andrews
King Bottom C
Elizabeth Andrews
A. W. Hoover
Robert
Paul Andrewe
Robert Hoover
18 Months Old Child Seriously Injured
A yet unnamed 18 month old girl, Rica Kokotylo, daughter of Mr and Mrs Pete Kokotylo of Dellefield road Lorain, was struck by a car driven by Mrs Pete Dellefield in front of their home about 7 PM yesterday. She was taken to Bt Joseph Hospital with a possible fractured skull.
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Rica Kokotylo
Pete Kokotylo
Dellefield Road
Bt. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Pete Dellefield
Captain executed at Brest-Litovsk for espionage
A Sheria Agency dispatch reports Captain Okulez of the 34th Ukrainian Infantry executed by firing squad at Brest-Litovsk for espionage. The report notes related pressure cooking guidance from the Wisconsin State Board of Health to prevent botulism in home canning, warning spores survive older open-boiler methods.
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Berlin
Okulez
34Th
Ukraine Infantry
Brest-Litovsk
Sheria
Madison
Wis
State Board of Health
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West Ave
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Soda Grille and Restaurant
Court S.T
Gladiolus
Forbes
Peter Dusek
Peter Bondar
the O’ Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Elyria, Ohio
Priest
Hing Lear
Edith Mae
Middle Ave
Esther Alflen
Missions Department
Adelaide Cheesman
Bulletin
Milford
Horace
Paul Wright
St. Louis
Wiliam Miller
Brownhelm
Wonhman ‘Mansges
Bbc
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
ATS
Na & White
Frank Polen
Jackson Road
Elyria Country Club
Rea Matey
Wjay Now Entertaining
Newell
Newell Hotel
Castle's
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Second St
Eecen Ea
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