Former convict found guilty in Warren murder trial
Tony Rotunno, 31, convicted of first degree murder in the death of Marshall Washinder of Newton Falls. Jury spared no mercy, verdict set a mandatory death sentence in the electric chair. Judge Carter will rule on a new trial motion filed by defense counsel. Rotunno’s co-defendant Owen Hunter died in a shootout with Warren police. Ralph Atterbold faces trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Tony Rotunno
Sharon
Marshall Scott Washinder
Newton Falls
William M. Carter
Jay Buchwaiter
Fles
Rotunno
Carter
Ralph “Red” Atterbold
Brookfield
Owen Hunter
Learittsburgh
Elyria Man Beautifies Riverfront By Garden And Rock Wall
Karl W. Klein of Elyria transformed 57 feet of East branch Black River frontage into a rock garden and lawn. He reclaimed a dumping ground into a scenic strip with logs, flowers, and a water edge gallery. Klein notes neighbors doubted him yet his garden costs under ten dollars in materials and numerous passersby stop to view it. He has lived in Elyria since 1904 and runs a shoe repair shop on West Avenue. If others beautified their frontage, Klein believes the river would be a top local sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Karl W. Klein
Blaine Street
Klein
Kline
West Avenue
Kiefn
Community Congress to Meet Tonight and Sunday
Two more meetings of the Community Congress series will be held at High Fork tonight and Sunday night at 7 PM with James A. Solandt as speaker. Topics include Domestic Tranquility of the American Home Our Entered Wandering Boys and Girls To Provide for Common Defense The Third Principle of the Constitution and The Supreme Law of Our Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Congress
Higl Fork
James A. Solandt
Woman 19 Slain Buried on Farm Near Liberty MD
Sheriff says a domestic triangle led to the killing of Eleanor Gunsauke 52 on a remote farm. Housekeeper Nellie Burns Kumer 38 confessed to the murder after a quarrel over spoiled tomatoes and threats. Husband Guy Gunsaulie 40 in custody for investigation.
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Liberty
Herbert Ellison
Union County
Eleanor Gunsauke
Nellie Burns Kumer
Hamilton
Guy Gunsaulie
Richmond
Radio Programs On Cleveland Stations Aug 29 Schedule
Broadcast grid lists WGAR WHH WTAM and other Ohio stations with times for bands orchestras and concerts in Eastern Standard Time. Includes Silhouettes Gasparre s Band Amos n Andy Merle Jacobs and Ruth Etting along with orchestras from the New York and Chicago networks and various local ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
WGAR
Gasparre
Merle Jacobs
Station
KUKE
Ben Selvin
New Yorker
D— Whoopee
Ditner
Nelson
Q—Art Museum
Edwin C. Hin
Morey
Brennan
Lewisohn Stadium
Ruth Biting
Manchester
Morey Brennan
Lombardo
WTAM
Hazel McGinley
Hrno Rapee
Walter O'Keefe
Russ Columbe
Uacle
Merle Thorpe
Whiteman
Roy Evans
Buddy Roger
Revell
Don Amado
NEC
WEAF
Bill Waldorf-Astoria
WWJ
Eariem Fantasy
Rogers
Wsvj
Amos
Andy
WLW
Jack Fulton
KDKA
McGravy Brothers
Sodero
War
Agnew
CBS
WABC
Martin
WGR
Vaughn de Leath
Lewisohn
Public Raffirs Institute
Stern
Sissle
Ball Room
Ted Brewer
Akron Wadg
Ison
Wiam Hall
Prangy Pictures
Dea Re
Edwin C. Hill
Ruth Etting
Public Affairs Institute
Dancing By the Sea
Harold Stern
Noble Sigile
Cincinnati
Doctor of Melody
Netherland-Plaza
Bob Newhall
Chandu
Cadeta
Castle Farm Orcheatre
Radio Schedule Echoes From WTAM Day of Performances
A dense list of programs and performers for WTAM and affiliated stations on Monday August 22 including Moon River, Castle Barm Orchestra, pianists Annabele Jackson and Henrietta Schumann, Dick Snyder Orchestra, and a long roster of radio acts such as Flying Fingers, Golden Strings, and Whiteman's Chieftains. Entries cover concerts, recitals, livestock markets, and sports flashes with varied start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O—Sien
WIAM
Af—D'avrey
Paris
Annabele Jackson
Sonsia
Radio Household Institute
L. S. Navy Band
Doc Whipa
Dick Snyder
Henrietta Schumann
Women's Radio Review
ePp
Mme
Lolita Gainsors
Lady Next Door
Andy Sanella
Sports Flash
Chester
Waldorf-Astoria
Easu Ye
Ma—The Goldbergs
Tito—Golden Strings
National Radio Forum
Anson Weeks
WTAM
Ohio Legion Is Trophy Winner
The Ohio Department of the American Legion Auxiliary won the Biester Trophy for largest numerical gain among departments with 16,000 or more members. Ohio Auxiliary members increased by 1780 over the 1931 total, with Wisconsin placing second.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ohio Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Ohio Auxiliary
Wisconsin
Nightly Radio Schedule Highlights and Acts
A fragmented radio listing shows multiple acts and times including Katherine Mackenzie Madison Singers and Fred Berren's Orchestra. Other entries include George Hall's Orchestra Tom Christian's Orchestra and Chandu the Magician with dance orchestras, vocalists, and symphony performances across evening slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Mackenzie
Madison Singers
Fred Berren
N. Y
Academy of Medicine
Bem Alley
Ethel and
Harry
George Hall
Clara Gaiser Linder
Louis Rich
Salon
Eton
G.westphal
Tom Christian
Skippy
Itfj
Chandu
Magician
Tit
Edwin
Sam
Kate Smith
Gloom Chasers
Manhattan Serenader
Mills Brothers
Boswell Sisters
Guy Lombardo
Symphony Orchestra
Rocky Austin
Jake
Rosenthal
Buckeye State eyes permanent trophy in 1983
Ohio aims to win the cup again in 1983 to secure permanent possession after finishing third in Michigan, fourth in California, and fifth in Kansas. Ohio won the cup last year and would retain it with another victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
California
Kansas
Ohio
Buckeye State
Grafton Grange Meeting Discusses Insurance Talk
Grafton Grange met Thursday evening with Master Guy Amsbury presiding. Brother and Sister Pickard of Parma spoke on life insurance. Pomona Grange to be at Kipton on Saturday evening September. Members urged to attend September 1 meeting.
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Grafton Grange
Grafton
Guy Amsbury
Pickard
Parma
Pomona Grange
Kipton
Man Leaves Jail To Visit Father In Hospital
Charles Davis released from county jail to visit his father William Davis at 264 Park Avenue, recovering from injuries after a car crash. Davis has served seven months and faces five more months on a liquor-law fine. Deputy Jack Braegger reports the action.
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Charles [Noisy] Davis
William Davis
Park Avenue
Davis
Jack Braegger
Heart of New York at Rivoli Theatres
The Rivoli Theatres present The Heart of New York a Warner Bros Vita phone picture starring Joe Smith Charles Dale and George Sidney with a strong cast. Based on Mendel Inc the New York play ran a year. Smith and Dale longtime Avon Comedy Four stars reprise their New York roles while Sidney plays Mendel the dishwashing machine inventor.
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Isé Rivoli Theatrs
Heart of
New York
Warner Bros
Vitaphone
Joe Smith
Charles Dale
George Sidney
Mendel, Inc
Avon Comedy Four
Vaudeville
Ace Team
George ‘Sidney
Mendel
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Xiling
Traveler's Inn
Hoover
United States
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Washington, D. C
Gatty
Elyrian
Qeabold
Elyria Dairies Eng
Ron
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
West Street
Monroe
Capitol
William Powell
Kay Francis
Capitol Theatre
Moon River
Castle Barm Orchestra
Ohio Legion
Ken Lea
Richard DIX
Rialto
Lew Ayres
Anne Louise
Heaven On Earth
Rialto Theatre
Mississippi River
Ife
Naomi Amsbary
Rivoli
Smith and Dale
Anna Apel
Ruth Hall
Donald Cook
Loretta Yo
Norm and
Georg
Tolay Ang
Brent Novelty
Ame Cartoon
RIVOL
Dreamland
George Bancroft
Miriam Hopkins
Ractions
Rex Lease
Oswald
Rialto Dvbion Theater
Warner Oland
Jeopardy
the Sea
Anita Louise
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