Arrest Citation Sought For Dr Townsend In Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 17 a petition seeks a citation for the arrest and body attachment of Dr Francis E Townsend after he failed to appear for a resumed hearing on old age pension fund management. Attorney Sacharow accuses Townsend of being a racketeer and crook and demands the citation. Judge Kerr postponed ruling pending contact with Townsend and noted the need for an affidavit before excusing a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Francis E. Townsend
Freas Court
George Kerr
Townsend
Benjamin F. Sacharow
Courts of America
Sacharow
Alimony Not Changed By Judge In Divorce Case
Charles F. Gurtsak challenged alimony terms set by Judge D A Ceak sixteen months earlier after his former wife remarried and a second husband appeared in the home. Judge G B Findley retained the original order from the 1935 divorce with taxes, insurance and mortgage duties to support the wife and two children, ages 14 and 15, and the child support raised from $8 to $49. Gurtsak opposed house expenses for another man and was ordered to pay $54 today plus attorney fees, keeping the original arrangement intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Ceak
G. B. Findley
Charles F. Gurtsak
Machinist
Atl
National Tube Company
Gurtisak
Gurtsak
Azo
Findley
Gurtsek
American Released After Hostage Digging for Gold?
Washington reports J. O. Ambler, American mining engineer from San Antonio Texas, held by Spanish forces near Huelva, has been released and arrived safely at Tinelva. Findlay notes July nine day Catholic pilgrimage to Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation at Varer near here concludes with about 20,000 attendees and remarks by Bishop Karl Atler of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
J. O. Ambler
San Antonio
Tea
Huelva
Tinelva
Findlay
Stolen Crack From Car Reported in Garage
James Dunlop of 14098 Middle Avenue reported Saturday evening that a crack was stolen from his car while it was parked in his garage. The incident was noted by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunlop
Middle Avenue
Communists Nominate Ohio Gubernatorial Candidate
Akron Aug 17 Andrew R. Onda of Cleveland was chosen as the Communist party candidate for Ohio governor. Ben Adkins of Akron was named lieutenant governor and W C Sandberg of Cleveland for congress at large. The convention urged repeal of the sales tax heavy taxation of the rich and reopening of the Howe Owners Loan Corporation. Communist support for Farmer-Labor candidates for Congress and county offices was pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Andrew R. Onda
Cleveland
Communist Party
Ohio
Onda
Ben Adkins
Congress
Death notices and obituaries from Vermilion area
Clara H Hempel widow of Richard Hempel dies at Beulah Beach after a one day illness born Berlin Germany July 27 1867 member Gospel Mission survived by five children ten grandchildren sister and other relatives services at Gospel TM burial at Ridgehill Memorial Park. Charles E Deaks Prosser dies after six weeks illness born Pittsfield Sept 10 1857 lived in Elatia. retired farmer survived by widow two brothers two sisters and in laws. services at Nichols funeral home with Dr E J Bond officiating burial La Grange cemetery. Martin Smith Sullivan 90 dies after lingering illness survived by son Ful of Massillon two daughters Mrs S Houseman and Mrs O C Arndt brother George and many relatives funeral at Christian Church Sullivan cemetery. Infant Becker daughter of Norman and Mrs Becker Middle Ridge buried from Zrieh Funeral Home interment Murray Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara H. Hempel
East Bridge Street
Richard Hempel
Beulah Beach
Vermilion
Berlin
Germany
Gospel Mission
Ernest
Onstead
Michigan
Frederick R
Uetrait
Mirthiean
James Hill
Dearborn
Erna Deyo
Detroit
Helen Hemape
Elyria
Martha Gustavus
Havangah
Sudro-Curtis Funeral
Ridgehill Memorial Fark
Charles E. iDeaks Prosser
Mary Prosser
Cleveland Street
Ray E. Prosser
Pittsfield
Elatia
LaGrange
Ray
Frank
Gwen Prosser
Wellingion
Fannie Burton
George Herbert
Wellington
Nichols Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
la Grange Cemetery
Martin Smith Sullivan
Martin Smith
Fulof Massillon
Sd. S. Houseman
Mre
O. C Arndt
Sullivan
George
Livan
Christian Church
Sullivan Cemetery
Becker
Norman Becker
Middle Ridge
Zrieh
Murray Ridge
F. Mathaniel Gatlin
Oberlie
Mt. Zion
Black Legion Leader Refuses Extradition Fight in Detroit
LiMA August 17 reports a Black Legion leader vows to fight extradition to Detroit. Efinger visited Lina police after a Wayne County prosecutor requested arrest. Police Chief Ward Warlor said the suspect would remain jailed until a warrant arrives today.
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Lima
Berti
Black Legion
Detroit
Efinger
Lina
Wayne County
Duncan
McCreata
Ward Warlor
Fined By Mayor Baird Vines of St and cages for In TOSTUEOM
Fines were imposed by Mayor Baird Vines today on several individuals including Marar nn AL Baird and others arrested around 11 Port on Hast avenue and Depot street. The suspects, aged 37 to 43, hailed from Kudsevile and Coeurland, with details scattered in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Baird
Felsons
Ristich
Ridgewie
Joe Bemmer
Kudsevile
Hast Avenue
Depot Street
Klein
Coeurland
Worestert
Townsend Club to Meet in Oberlin Ohio
Oberlin dispatch notes the East Oberlin Townsend club will convene at East Oberlin Church on Thursday August 27 at eight pm with Akron attorney Mr Faulkner as speaker. Also covers local social notes including births, travels, and visits among Oberlin residents and nearby towns.
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Townsend Club
Oberlin
East Oberlin
Faulkner
Akron
Presidential campaign moves into major primaries across states
National party activity heats up as Roosevelt leads Prositives and Farmer-Labor factions seek boosts. LaFollette plans a Progressive conference to back Roosevelt while Berry urges labor alignment with periodic recovery updates. Knox readies East speeches. Wyoming and Delaware primaries set for Tuesday. California Mississippi and South Carolina votes loom with sharp intra party clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
N. Y
William Lerke
Dark Horse
Union Party
Landon
Roosevelt
Farher Coughlin
Suke For Social Justice
Cleveland
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Farmer-Labor
Kent Roosevelt
Robert M. LaFollette
P. Wis
George L. Berry
Labor
Non-Pausan League
London
American Liberty League
Frank Knox
White Simin Springs
W. Va
Chicago
Wyoming
Dela- Vhi
Turtlens
Teaas
Nexr
California
Misssip
South Carolina
Pensions Rise and Vary Across Counties as Statepaid Aid Grows
The article notes that pension payouts to Brants average $15.10 per month per recipient, with June county variations from $10.74 in Scioto to $450 in Hamilton. Through seven months, state payments total $1,144,119 with a projected year total over $5.8 million, offset by Federal grants under the Social Security Law. It contrasts action and thought, citing Alexander the Great, Caesar, Xenophon, and Napoleon as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ems
Sciote
Hamilton
Aier Fey
Priest Warns Women Must Dress Properly in Church
Aug 17 Babylon NY Rev James Smith of St Josephs Catholic Church vowed to eject women dressed in what he called sacrilegious attire. He recalled dragging a woman from the pew after she attended confession in slacks and a halter top and warned others to leave if similarly dressed. He had previously called for women to wear hats as a sign of respect in church.
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Babylon
James Smith
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Smith
Ether Smith
Four U S Marines Arrested After Wal ps Up Red Curtain
Four United States Marines were arrested in PRIPING China after scaling a city wall and toppling a sentry flagpole. The four Privates Wilson, Redden Jr, Kirby, and Jameson returned from an absence without leave and were held for action. Wilson is of Baltimore, Redden Jr of Ridgeley Maryland, Kirby of Los Angeles, Jameson of Lakeview Oregon.
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Priping
China
United States
Tlag
Uhey
P. J. Wilson
Baltimor
Stephen A. Redden, Jr
Ridgeley
Edward O. Kirby
Los Angeles
Ernest HR
Jameson
Lakeview
Ore
Holmes To Certify Relief Clients In Lorain County
Jirnest Holmes Lorain County Relief Director appointed certifying officers for workers in Lorain County who are able to work and to report to the district WPA office for employment. Relief cases are investigated then certified to the assistant supervisor of the employment division who reviews and assigns eligible clients to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jirnest Holmes
Lorain County
Division of Employment
W. Pla
My. Iintmes
Wedding Guests Return From Marietta After Cleveland Visit
North Olmsted report notes Mrs Hoppymeere and Mrs Wallace Luthy of Cleveland attended a wedding with Mrs Elizabeth Beach and Miss Bertha Beach, then traveled from Marietta, Ohio, toward home, passing Ireland’s Bailymore where relics of an ancient castle and a Franciscan friary are noted amid ruins.
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North Olmsted
Aug
Itmra Will Bauer
Elizabeth Beach
Bertha
Mary Beach
John W. Kfupp
Marietta
Ohio
Hoppymeere
Wallace Luthy
Cleveland
Bailymore
Ireland
Elyria Merchants Reminded Of Advertising Agreement
Elyria Chamber of Commerce bulletin reminds members of an old agreement prohibiting ad space in Souvenir programs and similar publications without prior approval. Signed by Kkarry IV Luethi, the secretary manager, it urges merchants to advertise only in regularly issued newspapers and approved publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Merhhants
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Kkarry IV. Luethi
Elyria
Othe Saluitur
Arco
Bulletin
Court House Notes And Foreclosures In Lorain
Reports show assault allegations against Bert Kardos by Joe Fedor with prosecution noted as pursued by Justice Jozeph Vetro for lack of prosecution. Home Owners Loan Corp sues S A Myers et al for 5702 and forecloses Lorain property, and Tracy A Shattuck et al for 3177 with foreclosures on Elsaria property. Also suit by Lawrence Beaver of Westerville for gross neglect of duty and a foreclosure action over a home tied to Joseph Meluch and Dorothy his wife. The Mehich family named in a HOLOC foreclosure case tied to Joseph’s manslaughter conviction. Property address 125 West 24rd Street Lorain.
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Charzat
Bert Kardos
Joe Fedor
Jozeph Vetro
The
Home Owners Loan Corporation
S. A Myers, Et al
Lorain
Tracy A. Shattuck
Elsaria
Joseph Meluch
Dorothy
Common Pleas Court
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Steven
Anna Mehich
Joseph
Rae
Ing
West 24Rd Street
Boston Terrier Club Lias Specialty Show
First annual Boston Terrier Club of Lorain County show crowned male dog “Tust By Himself,” owned by Mrs. A. C Tenney, as best in breed with $25 prize. Ginny, owned by Mrs. A Aukerman, won best female. judged by Russell Batt of Cleveland amid a two sex competition at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Terrier Club
Lorain County
Enmity Fairgrounds
Uhimself
A. C Tenney
Lake Avenue
Fire Victim Mrs Cecil Seen By Son Amid Believed Suicide
Epilepsy plagued Cecil women led to a kerosene lamp fire on the stairs as Norman Carothers of 115 Quines street found Mrs Cecil seated and nearly engulfed by flames. Neighbors summoned the fire department while authorities seek to identify a man they intend to question this afternoon. The young girl upstairs was present as the blaze began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezeen Cecil
Amherst
Chilton's Fate Up To Davey
Wirth Chief executive will decide Carlton B. Chilton's fate after he fled an Oklahoma prison 23 years ago and has lived in Cleveland in a trusted public role. An Oklahoma request for extradition to Gov. Davey encountered a denial of clemency from Gov. Marland, with a warning of a potential collapse of the state prison trusty system if refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. Aux
Wirth Qhip
Whief
Carlton B. Chilton
Oklahom
Marland
Oklahoma
Martin L. Davey
Cleveland
Whilton
Youth Indicted For Murder Of Co ed In Asheville
Buscombe county grand jury indicts Martin Moore, a Black laborer at Battery Park Hotel, for murder and first degree burglary in the July 16 death of 8 year old Elelen Clevenger, York University honor student. Conviction could bring death penalty. Seven WITNESSSES including Cherif Laurence B.H. Brown testified. Moore to be tried in Superior Court starting Wednesday.
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Asheville
Buscombe County
Martin Moore
Moore
Foreman Beaten Near Norwood Remington Rand Plant
George J Raible foreman at the Norwood Remington Rand plant was beaten on his way to work as 12 men attacked him. His wife tried to help and was struck. About 3.79 men were in the restricted area despite a court order for only three pickets. Deputies arrested three men for assault with a dangerous instrument as workers arrived and rocks were thrown at six cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
George J Raible
Remington Rand
Raible
Flis
Mrs Smith Takes Post At Middle Ridge School
Gertrude B Smith longtime East Carlisle principal is named to replace Clara Thomas at Clearview School for the coming year. Fire dispatch notes kerosene lamp wick found unburned and suggest arson or accidental ignition not from lamp flame. Firemen’s water cooled lamp as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude B. Smith
East Carlisle
Fenenber
Middle Ridge
Ambherst Township
A. Gibbens
Smith
Clara ‘Thomas
Clearview
Markets Chk LAND PRODUCE unsettleds ex thas dee
Market steady hens heavy Otytus and up de, heny medium ce. live poullcy -Merset steady hens heavy Otytus and up de, feuisary firsta bse. boc ext iay.
The Gummalists Growl At Constitution Clash At NSJ Convening
The Gummalists declare they oppose the Constitution and pledge to uphold every word of it while social justice debates echo the disorders seen in postwar Russia and other nations. NSJ convening featured 28 Congressional candidates from eight states in a dramatic wind‑up. Townsend pensioner troubles loom as Dr Townsend resumes his income and expenditures accounting after a walkout. Former Townsend club manager A J Wright sues for accounting. Raymond J Jeffreys loses a preliminary hearing and Townsend depositions are to be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wus
Soviet
Russia
Germany
Spain
Mexico
Townsend
Coughlin
A. J. Wright
Townsend Club
Ohio
Raymond J. Jeffreys
Maximus
Wright
Toledo Labor Troubles Seen After Bermuda Absence
Edward F. Mettradsy, acting secretary of labor and the department’s “troubleshooter,” planned to arrive by plane to help adjust Toledo’s labor difficulties. McGrady canceled Bermuda vacation to study the Toledo situation. Ohio gas suppliers failed to resolve weekend disputes, with services kept by skeleton crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Edward F. Mettradsy
McGrady
Bermuda
Priplores Tiian
Ohio Fuel Gas
Ohio Natural Gas
Market and livestock prices headline unclear OCR draft
Fragmented OCR page lists livestock bids and grain quotes with many garbled names and numbers. It mentions Leghorn hens, wethers, ewes, lambs, and prices in dollars plus grain futures notes for corn wheat oats. Contains uncertain figures and place markers like Toledo and Long Island.
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Dr. Townsend
Terpor ES Roe
Carter
Sederis Restaurant
Clara H Hemple
Charles E. Prosser
Baird
Massolina
Heights Beauty Shop
East River Street
BAAS
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Alyria
Ned
Es Esther Wood
Allan Harris
Ton
Cooperstown
Elizabeth
Charles Rhodes
Effie
North Pleasant Street
J. B. Spratt
Savannah
Mor- San Street
Marres Club
Frances Hughes
Women's Relief Corps
Dar
Oberlin Grange Hall
E A. Miller
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
Xenophon
Nanpoleon
Eield
Holmes
Rytex Greytone
the Brown Co. Printers Paper Merchants
Lodi St
A. Beaver
Lawrence Beaver
Westerville. O
Lias
Chilton
Foreman
Gottlieb
West Broad
Sedalia
White Ash Lake Ave
Turner Block
Conn
DIO Ve
Jens
Leghorn
Micha Springs
Itebs
Siti Sinaitte
Dueka
Taney Tech
Berilets
Grollers
Wrollers
Bretters Leghorn
Long Island
Oeddum
Choi Wethers
teGa
Wheatana
Forest
Crystal
Star Shoe Shop
Mauric
Maurice
Poe Sea
Beauty Shoppe
Broad Street
Haserodt's Jewelry Co
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