Letter Protests Court Decision In Citizenship Cases
The International Workers Order protested a June 24 county common pleas ruling denying U S citizenship to two members. A mimeographed New York letter, signed by George E Powers, claims the judge mischaracterized the I W O as outlaw and asserts the group's openness to all regardless of race color creed or religion. The letter vows to seek CAB rights under the Constitution and predicts the Circuit Court of Appeals will overturn Findley’s decision regarding Dominik Stevko and Paul Hamus J.
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The
International Workers Order Today
Wrain County Common Pleas Court
United States
New York
George E. Powers
Toefetter
Fincley
Workers’ Order
International Workers Order
Raterna
Court actions include divorces and loan suits in Lorain
Ruby Franklin of Lorain sues James Franklin for divorce on neglect and cruelty. Central Bank sues Elias G. Thomas for 3224 on a promissory note. Virginia Keller seeks divorce from Leland Keller for neglect. William H. Kroeger sues Alf Hanson and Marineus Barth for 4305 and 5426 plus foreclosure in Agana Lake. Jennie Slavik sues John Slavik for divorce on neglect and cruelty.
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Ruby Franklin
Lorain
James Franklin
James Stratton
The
Central Bank Company
Elias G. Thomas
Virginia Keller
Leland Keller
William H. Kroeger
State Building and Loan Depot
Depositors Savings and Loan Company of Detroit
Alf Hanson
Marineus Barth
Jennie Slavik
John Slavik
Three Hurt As Bus And Truck Collide Near Tiffin
Three passengers were injured last night when a Buckeye Stages bus from Detroit Pittsburgh collided with a stone truck five miles south of Tiffin Ohio. Minnie Travers 64 of Toledo suffered five broken ribs Irving Lewis 46 of Toledo was bruised Helen Benis 50 of Cleveland had a back injury. They received hospital treatment.
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Tiffin. O
URI
Buckeye Stages
Here
Minnie Travers
Toledo
Irving Lewis
Helen Benis
Cleveland
Thief Strikes Farm Steals Sow and Shoats
Deputies were told a sow and seven shoats were stolen from Lew Neiding’s Lake Road farm Tuesday evening. Roy Hopebrand also reported a sow and two shoats missing on Route 5 but later retracted to say they were found.
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Lew Neiding
Lake Road
Sheriff's Department
Neiding
Roy Hopebrand
Route 5
Hoover cites party rifts and a new alignment plan
Hoover warns of Democratic uproar and debates on realignment. He outlines three paths including a new party or coalition, dismisses two as impractical, and promotes his 1938 convention program to unite Republicans and disaffected Democrats. He accuses Roosevelt of eroding safeguards of the bill of rights and centralizing power.
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Democratic Party
Hoover
Landon
Hamilton
National Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
Attorney Asks For Bill Of Particulars In Cincinnati Case
Joseph Houdin attorney for Mrs. Anne Marie Hahn 31 accused of two poison plot murders asks for a bill of particulars from the state The requests seek description of poison alleged date of admission and other evidence to be revealed Houdin also seeks covtaits documents from Wagner rooms an expert to analyze vital organs and substances and an order preventing the state from restricting witness communications
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Cincinnati
Joseph Houdin
Anne Marie Hahn
Hahn
Jacob Arene
George Gsellman
Houdin
Covtais
Wagner
Seven In Race For Cleveland Mayor
Aug. 19 Cleveland reports a small mayoral field with seven mayoralty hopefuls and 210 council seats on file. Incumbent Harold H. Burton leads a diverse slate including John O. McWilliams Democrat Walter G. O'Donnell Independent Democrat and others from independent and communist affiliations as petitions circulate for a four year term and raised council pay.
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Cleveland
Board of Elections
Harold H. Burton
John O. McWilliams
Walter G. O'Donnell
Fred, Koblert
Charles H. Hubbell
Carl Winter
Robert D. Dullea
Auto Accidents Reported On Local Police Logs
Two minor automobile accidents are listed in police records. John Kiszal of R. D. Wellington and Robert Kaiser of 263 Harwood St. collided on Oberlin Road near the Old Mill gas station around 11 p. m., causing heavy damage. A second mishap involved D. J. Burke of 305 North Olive St. and Anthony Contini of R. D. No. 2 Lorain on Broad Street at about 5:15 p. m.
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John Kiszal
R. D
Wellington
Robert Kaiser
Harwood Street
Oberlin Road
Old Mill
D. J. Burke
North Olive Street
Anthony Contini
R. D. No
Lorain
Broad Street
Three Elyrians report bicycles stolen
Thefts of three bicycles were reported to police yesterday. Edgar Bates of 252 Harrison Street reported his bike taken from Washington Avenue. Richard Shershaw of 250 Second Street had bike taken in rear of Brooks Block, and Howard Wood of Oberlin reported his bike stolen from Chappel Street.
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Edgar Bates
Harrison Street
Washington Avenue
Richard Shershaw
250
Second Street
Brooks Block
Howard Wood
Oberlin
Read
Chappel Street
Treasurer Refuses To Call Off Sale
Milton Freshwater of Cleveland owner of the Resolute Dynamie Company property learned County Treasurer Walter J. Wright would not halt the sale. Freshwater claimed lack of notice of attachment. Wright said he was notified over two years ago to address delinquent taxes and would proceed unless personal taxes and costs totaling over 7000 dollars are paid before the August 25 auction in Amherst.
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Milton Freshwater
Cleveland
Dynasie Company
Walter J. Wright
Freshwater
Wright
Amherst
Wagnomited Freshwater
Wittemore
Roosevelt's Son Barricades in Paris Meurice Hotel
John Roosevelt, 20, son of the U S president, barricaded himself in the Hotel Meurice Paris and refused to see callers amid reports he threw a champagne glass at Cannes mayor Pierre Nouveau during the Battle of Flowers carnival. The foreign office urged silence and cautioned newspapers from printing the incident.
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Paris
John Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hotel Meurice
Cannes
Foreign Office
Pierre Nouveau
Wert resigns OSU post for Arizona State Teachers College
Dr. James E. Wert a research associate in Ohio State University's bureau of educational research and a noted Ohio football official resigns to become professor of education at Arizona State Teachers' College Columbus Ohio August 19.
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Columbus, CO
James E. Wert
Ohio State University
Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio
Arizona State Teachers’ College
Government Narrows Trust Busting Drive
Washington reports the Miller Tydings bill rider narrows the government drive against trusts. Roosevelt warns departments that price fixing could raise retail costs on many commodities. He signs the District of Columbia Tax Bill with the rider, calling the tactic a vicious practice. The measure allows retail price fixing for commodities bearing a trademark and manufactured in competition with similar goods.
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Washington
Roosevelt
District of Columbia
Congress
Sandusky to Toledo bus rights granted by commission
The Public Utilities Commission granted Lake Shore Coach Lines rights to operate Sandusky to Toledo routes by a two to one vote, expanding service from Sandusky to Clyde, Fremont, Woodville, Genoa, Berlin Heights, Norwalk, Monroeville, Bellevue, Clyde, and Fremont. Other lines’ applications were denied.
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Columbus
State Public Utilities Commission
Lake Shore Coach Lines, Inc
Sandusky
Toledo
Lake Shore Electric Railway Co
Lake Shore Coach Lines
Clyde
Fremont
Woodville
Genoa
Berlin Heights
Norwalk
Monroeville
Bellevue
R. D. Williams
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc
Central Greyhound Lines
Buckere Stages, Inc
Fremont - Toledo
Oberlin Bride-To-Be Helen Lapp Fetes At Pre Nuptial Party
In Oberlin on Aug. 19 Mrs. Don Bryant hosted a pre nuptial party at her East College street home for Miss Helen Lapp of Amherst who will wed Hobart Bryant of Oberlin on Sept. 11. Bingo prizes went to several Amherst and Oberlin guests as sixteen attendees enjoyed gifts and a late refreshment table with pink and white decor.
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Oberlin
Don Bryant
East College Street
Helen Lapp
Leavitt Road
Amherst
Misa Lapp
Frank Lapp
Hobart Bryant
Clayton Springer
Charles Bryant
Gar Harris
Eleanor Bryant
Lorain
Lapp
Miss Lapp
Earl Cotton
Mary Walker
Earl Meister
Eleanor Bryant Lorain
Herman Drusendahl
Leota
May Bryant
Nina Harris
Elyria
Eva Bryant
Garfield Harris
Howard Dayton
Nelson Bechte
Protests Digging On His Property
Lloyd Stiffler of Sugar Ridge complained to the sheriff yesterday about CCC workers digging ditches on his land. The issue was referred to county commissioners for action.
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Sheriff's Department
Lloyd Stiffler
Sugar Ridge
CCC
Wiener Roast at Huntington Beach Park by Four H Club
North Ridgeville Cooperative Four-H Club held a wiener roast at Huntington Beach Park last night with all members and advisor Sterling Mills in attendance.
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North Ridgeville
Crash Victim Betty Lynam Dies in Ohio
Betty Lynam an 18 year old girl injured in an automobile accident near Dayton Ohio Tuesday night died today at Miami Valley Hospital. She suffered a fractured skull in the crash.
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Dayton
Betty Lynam
Here
Miami Valley Hospital
Amis
To Hold Series Of Gospel Meetings In Oberlin
A series of Gospel tent meetings will be held on South Pleasant Street in Oberlin starting Sunday August 22 and continuing nightly through Monday September 6. Bible salvation will be preached in the old-time way with inspirational Gospel singing. Weekday services begin at 7 30 p m. Sunday school at 2 00 and Sunday services at 3 00 and 7 30 p m.
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South Pleasant Street
Oberlin
Will Explain New Employment Law to Elyria Employers
Elyria employers of women and minors puzzled by provisions of the new Ohio law that goes into effect today have a chance to learn more tomorrow. H W Luethi, secretary of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce, announced a state representative will discuss the law at 9 am. at the Chamber offices. Miss Mattsinger, the representative, is in Cleveland this week. Many requests for information have been received, Luethi said, and the chamber will post two signs required for employers.
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Elyria
Ohio
H. W. Luethi
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
State Department of Industrial Relations
Chamber of Commerce
Luethi
Mattsinger
Cleveland
Chamber
Death notices for Mrs. Alice C. Corts and June Ehlers
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Alice C. Corts, 69, mother of Ruth Kohn, at Saxton Funeral Home in Lakewood. Burial in Lakeview Cemetery. June Ehlers, 13, daughter of Louis F. Ehlers, died after an appendectomy. services at St. Agnes Church with Rev. Father Leo Brisset. burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery. She leaves father, five siblings, and grandmother Mrs. Conrad.
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Alice C. Corts
Ruth Kohn
W. P. Cowden
Lakewood
Saxton Funeral Home
Detroit Avenue
Lakeview
June Ehlers
Louis F. Ehlers
Shadden Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain
Ohio
Lfe
Elyria
Markley
St. Agnes Church
Leo Brisset
St. Mary's Cemetery
June
Eleanor
Frederick
Elmer
Ronald
Junior
Mrs
Conrad
Indiana
Radio Artists At Bethany Baptist Church Concert
Rev G T Settle and the Gethe semane choir radio artists weekly on the Negro Hour will present a concert at Bethany Baptist Church this evening at 8 00.
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G. T. Settle
Gethesemane Choir
Bethany Baptist Church
Mothers Press Budget Fight At Lorain County Court
Lorain County mothers in a pensioned mothers club push for more aid but are told to appeal to Judge Nye as probate budget cuts loom. Commissioner Dunn cites a $200 900 shortfall for next year affecting multiple departments while Doris Todd explains aid for dependent children remains on a fixed budget with limited growth and potential beneficiary reductions.
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Lorain County
Davidson
Mothers’ Club
Nye
Oscar G. Dunn
Doris Todd
Department of Aid For Dependent Children
Avon Lake relief bill claim before county commissioners
Avon Lake seeks about 500 relief medical bills the county should pay. Village officials say funds were turned over in May 1936 when Avon Lake joined the county relief unit, and preexisting bills should be paid by the county from those funds.
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Avon Lake
County
Four More Candidates File Expense Accounts in Lorain primaries
Four candidates filed expense accounts with the Lorain County Board of Elections. Henrietta W. Colburn, an unsuccessful at large council candidate, reported $2. Charles B. Guth, an uncontested Third Ward council nominee, listed $1. Joseph Kolopos, Sixth Ward Republican candidate, reported $1. R. H. Rice, for Leonard Smith, Republican mayoral nominee, filed $18.
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Lorain County
Markets Produce Prices For Apples and Vegetables In Toledo
Markets show wide variety prices for home grown produce. Apples in several varieties listed with weights and per basket or per pound rates. Many items including beans cabbage carrots celery cucumbers peppers tomatoes corn oats and more with notes on bags baskets and unit measures. Toledo grain prices, Cleveland produce and livestock sections outline grain contracts and live stock quotes for cattle sheep hogs and related markets.
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Carmen
Rochesters
Toledo
Giraln
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Harry S. Burr
Love
Lorain County Savings & Trust
Blyrla, Obes
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ammerst, Oio
Elyrians
Arizona
Esther Wood
Professor St
Sm Top Saeenes
Oberfir
Odd Fellows Lodge
Vermilion
Harry Murphy
W. L. Tenney
Mary Elizabeth
Scotland
England
Breckenridge
C. E. Wigton
Northwestern University
L. A. Sears
Washington, D. C
Cc. R. Comings
Sturgis
Michigan
Ruby Cheney
Belle: Squires
E. W. Spaulding
Merwin Apartments
North Pleasant Street
Maine
Bluebird
Bluebird Restaurant
Court Street
Weoee
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Eer
Dutch Boy
Eagle
White
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Long Island
West Virginia
New Jersey
New Cobblers
Idaho Bakers
Royals Eldotread
Mulherans
Sloane Hotel
Pocahontas
Schroll
Richelieu
Virginia
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