Ohio Democratic Nominees Plan Meeting Tuesday
Ohio Democratic nominees for state offices Congress and the Ohio Supreme Court were invited to meet with gubernatorial nominee Charles Sawyer in Columbus next Tuesday to craft a campaign plan to present to the State Central Committee. The report lists potential leadership changes and mentions the possible abandonment of The Ohioan newspaper by Sawyer’s group.
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Columbus
Congress
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
State Central Committee
Arthur L. Limbach
New Philadelphia
Francis Poulson
Cleveland
Catherine Carter
Myrna Smith
Carter
State Federation of Democratic Women
Earl H. Hanefeld
Ottawa
Martin L. Davey
J. Fuller Trump
Springfield
Daniel P. Holzemer
Toledo
Edward T. Dixon
C. V. Beatty
East Liverpool
The
Qhioan
Democratic Organization
Gov. Davey
Sawyer
A. A. Horstman
Ann Makies
Dayton
Francis W. Durbin
Lima
Pearl E. Smalley
Celina
Lulu
Grothouse
van Wert
George OD. Nye
George OD. Nye Waverly: Rkerett Moore Springfield, M
Fon
Harriet B. Olivia Talbott Hayes
E. Herman
Sandusky
Grace
Marietta
Emil J. Kauffman
Canton
Annan
EB. Kallmerton
Isfield
Zella M. Bininger
Ashland
Mark M. Dickson
Benville
WPA Picnic Planned at Elyria Fairgrounds
WPA workers picnic ready at Elyria Fairgrounds on Saturday August 2 with an expected crowd of at least 2000. The noon picnic includes free meals and a morning sports program starting at ten. Tickets will be available at the gate and cover jobs changed and other features under active planning by the committee.
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WPA
Elyria Fairgrounds
Sat
Four-H Club Plans Outing For Monday
The North Ridgeville Cooperators 4 H Club met at adviser Sterling Mills home with twelve members present They planned a Wiener roast at Huntington Park Monday night August 22 and discussed projects and exhibits for the county fair.
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Four-H Club
North Ridgeville Cooperators
Sterling Mills
Huntington Pars
Chinese Wear Hoods to Combat Mosquitoes Appear as Ghosts
Chinese forces on the Poyang Lake west shore don mosquito net hoods for malaria control, creating a ghostly night appearance as they face a Japanese surprise offensive aimed at flanking Chinese lines near Lushan Mountain and Kuling. Military observers note the Japanese effort to outflank on the Shaho front, southeast of Kuijiang, where they have been held for a month.
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Shanghai
Poyang Lake
Hankow
Jake
Lushan
Kuling
Shaho Front
Kiukiang
Fire Destroys Hay Stack on Perry Farm Route 18
Deputies investigated a late yesterday fire that destroyed a hay snack at the Perry farm on Route 18, one and a half miles west of Penfield. Also, a $10,000 personal injury suit was filed in common pleas court by Louis J. Henninger against Edward Merves, Chester Merves, and Solomon Merves doing business as Merves Brothers, alleging injury from being struck by a truck while crossing Broadway near Seventh Street in Lorain on June 23. A Vermilion-on-the-Lake detour collision left two left fenders damaged in an auto sideswipe involving a semitrailer. A divorce action seeks dissolution from Harangel of Amherst, with marriage at Elwood City, Pennsylvania, on September 18, 1833. A property matter involves Leo R. Meyer and Morehart, with a court order to deposit a warranty deed for transfer via Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company. A related suit by Ida J. Troxel against Morehart and Movreha dates to February.
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Penfield Township
Perry Farm
Route 18
Penfield
Common Pleas Court
Louis J. Henninger
Edward Merves
Chester Merves
Solomon Merves
Merves
Leo R. Meyer
Irehart
Troxel
B. Finder’s Court
Morehart
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Ascent
Meyer
Ida J. Troxel Aga Movreha
Ness erax clears city ends racketeering and bodies at river dump
Police under Ness rounded up squatters near the waterfront mud flats and found two dissected bodies, wrapped in nac, at the dump. Officials struggle to identify victims amid a grisly crime scene as clues point to a killer preying on isolated individuals. One victim was a woman about 85, the other a man.
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Elliott Ness
Curahoga
Cdu Ue
Ness
FL B. Shingien
Philanthropist Adolph Lewisohn Dies at 89 in Saranac Lake
Adolph Lewisohn, an eminent mining operator and philanthropist known for humanitarian work and arts patronage, died at his summer estate aged 89. His vast wealth funded civic improvements, universities, prisons, museums, and services for the blind and homeless, with donations exceeding $2 million two decades ago.
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Saranac Lake
Adolph Lewisohn
Lewisohn
Central
South America
15000 Attend Grocers Picnic at Crystal Beach Park
Fifteen thousand men women and children attended the Lorain County Grocers and Meat Dealers Association picnic at Crystal Beach Park yesterday. Crowds arrived early and stayed for evening activities with half price rides free dancing and a full program of races and games. More than 300 picnickers left with association awards across many contests.
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Lorain County Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
Crystal Beach Park
Death Record Warren E. Ives
Warren E Ives farmer died at his Columbia Station home Wednesday night after a five day illness He was born December 16 1880 in Columbia Survived by wife Lucy two daughters Mrs Wilmore Burnett Medina and Viola of Columbia and one son Sean at home Three brothers Ira Charles and Forest all of Columbia Funeral services at Hiebers Funeral Home Saturday at 150 PM Burial in Ceci a cemetery The Rev Hughes to officiate
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Warren E. Ives
Columbia Station
Mr. Ives
Columbia
Lucy
Wilmore Burnfett
Medina
Viola
Sean
Ira
Charles
Forest
Hiebers
Colum Baptist Ch
Hughes
Ceci
Charles L Good Ambrerst Dies At 63 In Amherst
Charles Lewis Good Ambrerst died at 63 in his home at 305 Cleveland Avenue in Amherst. He owned a General Store in South Amherst as a young man and served three terms on the Lorain County Board. He worked at Lorain Works and ran a book store before retirement. He was a member of the Board of Public Affairs and a church member. Survived by widow LUlnda and brother John L. Good. funeral Saturday at 2:30 at Congregational church with Masons, burial in Elm Ced Cemetery.
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Charles Lewis Good
Cleveland Avenue
Henrietta Township
Amherst
Lorain Confirmary Board
Lorain
S$ Works
Yar Fir
Good
Reer
4 Church
Fena Ee
Lulz Nda
John L. Good
State Republican Body Adopts Unified Central Committee Plan
The State Central and Executive committees agreed that all business before the convention be run jointly by both groups with represented delegates. The plan includes governing rules and a general campaign committee comprising members of state and local committees and supporters of defeated candidates. Schorr was tasked to name a sub committee on party rules and procedure.
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County Central
State Central
Corvenlion
Gates
Orly |Nally
Othe
General Assembly
State Central Committee
State
Schorr
Mob racket details and arrests surface in court notes
Brunder described enlisting independent bankers for a crime ring earning him 100 a week. In spring 193%, the union perfected a centralized system to aid persons during police raids. Weinberg named as riot HQ contact and praised as leader with high weekly pay. Donaldson collapsed during a hospital visit in Glasgow after 14 weeks away from his wife.
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Brunder
Lenox Avenue
Harlem
Weinberg
George Weinberg
Brander
Hines
Schultz
Samaritan Hospital
Glasgow
Scotland
Walter Donaldson
Mrs Slack Rites Today In Oberlin
Obituary notes funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Slack wife of Joseph Slack who died Tuesday at her home on Spring street after a long illness. She was born in Wakefield Derbyshire England and came to Oberlin with her husband in 1891 settling on Spring street. Survived by husband three daughters one son five grandchildren a sister and a brother in England. Burial private at Westwood with Rev S Lee Whiteman officiating.
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Ira L. Porter
Theodore van Ausdale
Oberlin
Milton Hobson
Akron
Joseph Slack, Jr
Sturgis
Michigan
Eliza
Thomas
England
Sibyl Miller
East College Street
First Methodist Church
S. Leeteman
Twood Cemetery
William Farrar
West College Street
Hudson, N. H
California
F. M. Zoresugh
Morgin Street
Rock Lake
Algonquin Park
Ontario
Canada
K. L. Cowdery
Woodland Avenue
Stanford
Karl
Stanford University
Kent Richardson
Torch Lake
E. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
H. E. Wright
Hemer
Market Prices and Grain and Hay Listings Decline
Turbulent market notes show grain and mill feed prices mixed with hay and straw values. Livestock receipts at Cleveland market steady with cattle, hogs, and lambs detailed by weight, grade, and price ranges.
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Cleveland
Revelptr
Collisions Reported in City Streets
Automobiles driven by Donald Moore and James Jackson collided on East Bridge Street about 4 15 p m yesterday, per police. A truck driven by M J Lichte sein and an automobile driven by Mrs Joe Hanson collided on Second Street about 7 45 a m today.
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Donald Moore
Gulf Road
James Jackson
Woodford Avenue
East Bridge Street
M. J. Lichtesein
West Street
Joe Hanson
Winckles Street
Second Street
Oberlin man fined for intoxication after arrest
Jonas Simmons, 47, of Oberlin, was fined $3 and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Justice Leonard Smith in police court. Simmons was arrested at about 3 20 a m when Officer Clellan Andress found him staggering along West avenue.
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Jonas Simmons
Oberlin
Justice 1 of the Peace
Leonard Smith
Simmons
CleJlan Andress
West Avenue
Must Cash Relief Vouchers In Ohio Stores
State relief director William Dixon issued new rules requiring relief vouchers to be cashed only in Ohio stores. Some clients had cashed out of state, and home counties should handle vouchers. Townsend counties that do not accept state relief funds are exempt from the regulations. An order for medical services may be granted without extended investigation to reduce red tape and save time obtaining care.
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Columbus
William Dixon
Dixon
Ohio
Cincinnati
German Colony in Manila Roiled by Club Expulsion Order
In Manila on Aug 18 German Consul G A Sakowsky ordered all Reich Nationals to resign from the German Club after it failed to expel three members of German Jewish descent. The ultimatum sparked uproar within the colony where a minority reportedly favored Nazi views. authorities faced criticism over actions to suppress them.
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Manila
P. II
G. A. Sakowsky
Reich Nartiensts
Philippines
Nay Link Russia And U S By Plane Service
Washington August 18 government officials believed today that Charles A Visit 10 Masterunner of diet Bove in the Was lacking ogres pread that the purpose Russia was to study air service between New York S way of Sibe and Alas Burt officials were said that recent developments Indicated that there might be more tthan any truth them.
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Washington
Charles A
Diet Bove
Russia
New York
Sibe
Alas Burt
Straw Stack Fire and Courthouse Debate at Lorain County Club
Firefighters and neighbors tamed a large straw stack blaze near Wellington after a passing truck driver spotted it. In Lorain, the bar association backed a new courthouse plan, but members split on routing and financing with a tie vote on an annex and a subsequent motion for a complete courthouse passing. Judge Guy B Findley urged an entire new courthouse, recalling a 1950 unanimous bar stance linking it to a new bridge, while officials argued to remodel the present building.
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Wellington
J. E. Davidson
Bar Association
Association
Lorain Country Club
Guy B. Findley
Court House
Findley
Lorain
County considers annex and new courthouse costs
A official estimated annex cost at 337000 and a new courthouse at 750000. The rear annex would mimic the old building while the old block hides the new. Population has grown by 90000 since construction and the current dome is deemed dangerous by architects. About 70 people attended the picnic. Worth Fauver won the golf championship. weather halted Elyria Lorain baseball, and the Myers cup horseshoe tourney. The banquet featured Don W. Myers, a Val Turek dance with Frances Strom, prize presentations, and a standing vote for Judge A R Webber on 64 years of practice.
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Worth Fauver
Elyria
Lorain
Don W. Myers
Val Turek
Frances Strom
A. R Webber
Count Is Warmly Greeted By His Estranged Wife
Venice Italy August 16 Count Haugwitz-Reventlow arrived from London by air and was warmly greeted by his estranged wife the former Barbara Hutton at the Hotel Excelsior on the Lido. They smiled and shook hands without a kiss as speculation swirled over possible reconciliation regarding their three year old son Lance.
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Venice
Italy
Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
London
Barbara Hutton
Social Security jobs open in Ohio and voting machines balked
In Columbus Aug 18 the State Commission chairman cited a $40,000 grant to fund civil service exams for 2000 to 3000 claims workers. The plan aims to fill positions in Columbus and 60 statewide branches before unemployment benefits begin Jan 1. In Warren on Aug 4 Republicans urged elections officials to abandon newly used voting machines after a county rally, vote 16 to 1 against their feature use.
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Columbus. O
Arts
Social Security Board
Ohio
Warren
Trumbull County
Pen
Board of Elections
Roosevelt Appeals To Canada On Americas Solidarity
President Roosevelt told Queen's University in Kingston that the United States will not stand idly by if Canada is threatened. He warned nations against brutality and regimentation, urged inter American cooperation, and stressed the Americas as a vital factor to peace, receiving an honorary Doctor of Law and planning another speech at the Thousand Islands bridge.
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Kingston
Ont
U.R
Roosevelt
Queens University
United States
Canada
Americas
Dominion of Canada
Washington
Ontario
McKenzie King
International Bridge
Thousand Islands
Test Driver For Tire Firm Fined 25 Injunction Case
Bireh Haskins of Akron test driver for Firestone Tire and Rubber Compare was fined 25 and costs after pleading not guilty and being found guilty in a speeding case. He was arrested on Smith Road in Penfield Township following complaints about tire testing on the road. Chief Deputy Sheriff William Smith called the case a test to halt tire test drives on the road.
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Bireh Haskins
Akron
Firestone
Sgend HuUilty
Justice Preston
L. Coon
Haskins
Smith Road
Penfield Township
William ©. Smith
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