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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1936
Page
3
Springfield Ohio August 14 The executive board of the Ohio Labor campaign to re elect President Roosevelt endorses the effort to form Labor's non partisan political league as part of Roosevelt's re election push.
United Press reports Ohio campaign focus on sales tax with Gov. Martin L. Davey and Republican John W. Bricker trading accusations over repealing the tax on food. Davey pushes constitutional repeal while Bricker cites legislative blocks and fiscal costs amid a national race for governor.
The State Federation of Labor announced its sympathy with the league's objectives and urged affiliated groups to favor communications on cooperating to re elect President Roosevelt. The action followed a Washington meeting with labor leaders from across the country, including Ohio mine workers leader John Owens.
The Ohio Beekeepers Association opened its annual summer meeting in Delphos with apiarists from Indiana Wisconsin Michigan and Ohio attending. Local and regional beekeeping leaders discussed state matters and cooperative efforts ahead of the season. The gathering drew participants eager to share techniques and hive management insights among neighboring states.
Judge Goodwin J Knight kept custody orders in the Astor Thorpe case granting nine months of the year to Mary Astor and three to Dr Frankyn Thorpe for their daughter Marilyn Thorpe. Thorpe's attorney said he would seek to reopen the case. Astor accused Thorpe of scandalously releasing portions of her lavender diary to the press and said she entered the custody fight to liberate herself.
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