Suit tests state pension powers over local appointee
Franklin County common pleas court hears mandamus action filed by County Prosecutor Howard R. Butler on behalf of Lorain County board to force approval of Mrs. Mary Brandt as investigator for the Lorain County old age pension office. Defendants include state welfare head Mrs. Margaret Allman and old age pension chief H. J. Berrodin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Butler
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Mary Brandt
Lorain
Berrodin
Oscar G. Dunn
Tyson
John &. Davidson
Harry L. Shaw
Dunn
Brandt
Common Pleas
Cecil. Randall
Guffey Predicts Mining Chaos If Bill Fails
Senator Joseph F. Guffey of Pennsylvania warned in a prepared address that chaotic conditions would grip the coal industry if Congress does not pass his regulatory bill to create a "Little NRA" for mining. He urged swift action while neutrality legislation loomed, arguing regulation is imperative to safeguard fuel supply and economic welfare.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Joseph F. Guffey
Guffey
Former Elyrian Drowned at Columbus Club
Harry M. Krantz Jr. 29 formerly of Elyria died by drowning at Brookside Country Club in Columbus where his body was found. Autopsy planned. mother questions delay in learning of his disappearance. Krantz, an Ohio State graduate, worked as automotive engineer for Echlin and Echlin Inc. in Cleveland and had been traveling for the firm in several states. He was to be promoted to eastern sales territory. Survived by parents and a brother and sister. grandparents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Krantz, Jr
Brookside Country Club
Columbus
G. L. Basil
Clifton Blvd
Lakewood
Harry M. Krantz
Columbia Avenue
Basil
Franklin County
Edward Smith
Krantz
Ohio State University
Echlin and Echlin, Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Hugh Bauerlein
Jack
Virginia
J. A. Krantz
West Avenue
Elyria
Patrolman Killed When Motorcycle Strikes Dog in Bellevue
Leroy Bedell, 35, of Norwalk, a veteran state highway patrolman based in Bellevue, was killed late yesterday after his motorcycle hit a dog and threw him to the pavement. He was married with five children and was among the original members of the state patrol.
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Bellevue
Sug
Leroy Bedell
Norwalk
Bedell
State Patrol
Weather Ohio: Fair and cooler tonight and Thursday
The Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions and cooler temperatures tonight. Thursday is expected to be partly cloudy with variable winds and a slight drop in daytime highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fall Fatal To Janitor At Franklin School
Dayton report says Edward Heckinger 55 Franklin School janitor died when strap support broke as he washed second floor windows. He fell two stories and sustained a broken neck in the accident late yesterday.
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Dayton
Atte
Edward Heckinger
Franklin School
Elyria Woman Appointed to State Bond Department
Mrs. Goldie Perry of 254 Fourth Street, a prominent Elyria Republican leader, has been appointed by State Treasurer Harry S. Day to work in the bond department. She began duties in Columbus on Monday and serves as vice president of the county Republican executive committee and chaired the Lorain County Republican Women’s Club.
Davey Signals State Regulation Drive for Milk Industry
Medina Ohio August 21 Governor Martin L Davey urged state regulation of the milk industry addressing 2000 farmers at Chippewa Lake Park He said a new milk control bill would be introduced in a September special session to resolve differences in the Carey bill and ensure producers cover costs plus a fair profit amid distributor payments and surplus safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Ohio
Dairymett
Martin L. Davey
Chip]pewa Lake Park
Senate
Gov
Carey
House of Representatives
Special Milk Central Committee
John Carey
Toledo
Pork Prices Spark Protests Across Nation
A Chicago survey shows pork prices soar as supplies shrink due to drought and farm policies. Housewives declare strikes while protests reach the federal government and meat packers who say price levels follow supply and demand. Hog prices near five year highs as pork chops reach 29 cents in Chicago and broader meat costs rise nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Packerg
Atlantic
Pacific
Washington
Ded Moines
Labor Party Resolution Defeated at Ohio Labor Convention
At the Ohio Federation of Labor meeting in Columbus delegates voted overwhelmingly against a resolution backing a labor party. Speakers praised the New Deal and President Roosevelt drew repeated cheers. mine workers and union leaders warned the third party would undermine New Deal gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Roosevelt
John Owens
United Mine Workers
George W. Savage
P. J. Burng
Carpenters’ Union
Ralph Rymag
Painters’ Union
Troubles Plentiful For Truck Driver On Gas House Hill
South Bend truck driver R. M Wolfe faced a legal snag after getting stuck on a steep grade on Gas House hill. Deputies Holst and Woodings cited him for being off route, and Justice Preston Coon fined him one dollar and costs for this P U violation. On returning to his truck, Wolfe found a $12 air eating gnisher stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M Wolfe
South Bend
Wolfe
Gas House Hill
Sheriff's Department
Willam Holst
Joseph Woodings
Justine Preston Coon
P. U
Nineteen Indicted for Troop Movements in Kentucky
HARLAN Ky Aug 21 19 state and national guard officers were indicted by a Harlan county grand jury over troop movements during the Aug 3 gubernatorial primary election. The indictments followed the prior indictment of Adjutant General Henry H Denhardt for criminal contempt of court. Deputies across Kentucky searched for Denhardt who was believed to be hiding in Ohio after orders to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Gnard
Harlan County Grand
Henry H. Denhardt
Kentucky National Guard
Kentucky
Denhardt
Mdenhardt
Ohio
Bicycle Rider Killed in Newark Crash
Newark, August 21 An accident killed 14 year old George Richcreek after a four truck collision while he rode his bicycle. The tragedy occurred here yesterday and is being investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
George Richcreek
Roosevelt Non-Committal On Italo-Ethiopian Situation
President Roosevelt said no request from Britain to join Kellogg Briand Pact efforts and offered no comment on neutrality legislation. The press conference touched on Europe’s Ethiopian concerns, while Sen Nye's Senate vote push highlighted urgency for action. Chairman Pittman opposed foreign meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
IUP
Roosevelt
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Gerald P. Nye
N. D
Senate
Wye
Key Pittman, D
Nev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Park Project For Amherst Proposed
Amherst Ohio August 21 A committee appointed by Mayor Stiwald will investigate establishing a public park on no Shape property. Dr W G Schaeffer Henry Kane and Dr A F McQueen named to the panel. Council authorizes renewal of a three quarter mill sewer tax for five years to be voted in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst, O
Stiwald
W. G. Schaeffer
Henry Kane
A. F. McQueen
Conductor Hurt As Trains Collide At Valley Junction
Dover Ohio August 21 194? A railroad conductor Terry P Kline 44 of New Philadelphia Pennsylvania is hospitalized with fractures and internal injuries after his pickup with five cars derailed in a collision with a Wheeling & Lake Erie freight train at Valley Junction east of Dover. Nine other crew members escaped unharmed as the Pennsylvania train traversed a crossover and could not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Terry P. Kline
New Philadelphia
Wheeling
Pennsylvania
Homecoming at Columbia Draws Former Residents
Former Columbia Township residents are expected to return for the annual homecoming on Saturday and Sunday. An all day program includes sports events, a 2 p.m. program, and the Columbia Garden Club flower show. The old friends dance is Saturday night. Special church services are Sunday morning, followed by a baseball game between Columbia and Avon Lake in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Township
Columbia Garden Club
Old Friends
Baptist
Methodist
Columbia
Avon Lake
Deadline Set for PWA Applications Sept. 16
Bulletin from Columbus announces Sept 16 as the deadline to receive all applications for funds to be used on PWA projects. L A Boulay, acting state PWA director, disclosed the date after a resolution by the allotment board fixing local submission deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
PWA
L. A. Boulay
Allotment Board
Britain Asks U S To Review Ethiopia War Policy
Britain appeals to the United States to reassess policy on the Italian Ethiopian dispute as Europe faces a grave war threat. Sir Samuel Hoare personally urged Ray Atherton to consider a tougher stance, with emergency cabinet meetings and consultations among opposition leaders and dominion representatives.
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Britain
U. S
Ethiopia
United Press
Europe
London
Foreign Office
Ray Atherton
Watfaires
Downine Street
Sanmmel Hoare
Washington
Simla
Addis Ababa
Legation Guard
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Scotland
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Great Britain
United States
Samuel Hoare
Hoare
Ramsay MacDonald
Ford
Council
Lossiemouth
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Anthony Eden
League Affairs
Ohio Receives $6 Million Relief Allocation
C C Stillman Ohio WPA director says the federal government allocates $6,000,000 for direct relief in September. Thirty-five thousand people may be employed on WPA projects with payroll between $1,000,000 and $1,500,000. July relief totaled $9,500,000 with most for direct relief and about $200,000 for sewing centers and clerical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
C. C. Stillman
Ohio Works Progress
Stillman
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Dusthimer to Give Kiwanis Club Talk
F A Dusthimer Jefferson Junior High principal will speak at the Kiwanis Club luncheon tomorrow noon at the Hotel Newell. He will describe experiences from his recent Western trip visiting Black Hills Big Horn Mountains Yellowstone National Park and other sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Dusthimer
Jefferson Junior High School
Kiwanis Club
Newell
Dusthimer
West
Black Hills
Big Horn Mountains
Yellowstone National Park
Body Found Along Tracks Near Fostoria
The body of a man tentatively identified as Julius Thelen, 45, of Springfield, Ohio, was found along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks west of Fostoria yesterday. Army discharge papers were found in a pocket.
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Findlay
Julius Thelen
Springfield
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Fostoria
Two youths drown in Lake Erie near Cleveland
Two youths, Tony Jenkins aged 19 and Marvin Crimblich aged 15, drowned yesterday in Lake Erie here after one struggled beyond his depth and the other tried to save him. The incident occurred in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Tony Jenkins
Marvin Crimblich
Plane Victims Bodies Lowered After Alpine Crash
The three Indianapolis residents who set out two weeks earlier on a cross country air tour were found in a crashed plane atop Laramie Peak near Glendo Wyoming. Burnside Smith 47 Dick Arnett 27 and Eleanor Arnett 23 perished when their Helena to Denver flight struck the mountain last Thursday. A 40 hour search by Wyoming officers ranchers CCC enrollees and pilots located the wreck. The plane’s owner was Smith and Arnett served as airport manager and pilot respectively.
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Glendo
Wyo
Indianapolis
Ind
Laramie Peak
Helena
Mont
Denver
George G. Smith
Wyoming Motor Patrol
Wvorming
CCC
Burnside Smith
Dick Arnett
Eleanor
Resolution Goes Next To House
The senate approved legislation to keep the United States out of a possible foreign war and sent it to the house where Speaker Burleson said passage was likely. The neutral resolution arose from the European war crisis, with no record vote and swift passage after brief consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
House
Joseph W. Burus
Senate Munitions Committee
Charles L. McNarty
TVA
White House
Whites House
Bill
Two Die in Springfield Area Crash
Two persons were killed in an automobile collision ten miles northwest of Springfield on Aug. 20. Victims were Mrs. J. E. Longbrake and Maxwell G. Norton, both of Springfield. Two other people were injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Here
J. BE. Longbrake
Maxwell G. Norton
Local CCC Camp Officer Sees Youth Enlistment in Ethiopia War
Lieut A W McElroy told Elyria American Legion group that 187 youths at the CCC camp near Elyria could enlist if Italy and Ethiopia went to war. He noted the camp trains well and could form an Ohio CCC regiment with six other camps. Sixteen campers are from Elyria Oberlin and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Ethiopia
Elyria
Italy
A. W. McEloy
Ramp
Elyria Pot‘ No
American Legion
Oberlin
Lorain
Ohio
Lieut. McElroy
Bandits Rob New Jersey Bank Steal $20,000
Four armed men held bank employees at the First National Bank in Blairstown New Jersey and escaped with between 20 000 and 25 000. The robbers fled toward Portland in a black sedan whose license plates belonged to Elizabeth Morrison of Paterson New Jersey. The car was reported stolen on May 6 authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairstown
Firemen Save Life After Tonsil Operation
Urbana officials report Mary Catherine Earle, niece of Dr. E R Earle, survived after Urbana firemen applied artificial respiration for four hours when her windpipe began to swell following a tonsillectomy yesterday.
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Urbana
Mary Catherine Earle
E. R. Earle
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Africa
Eritrea
Acme
Elyrian
Columbus Club
Davey
Labor Party
Amherst
Bulletin
Atherton
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Assembly
Resolution
House Judiciary Committee
Ome A.W. O. L
France
George Crawford
Legion Post
Pau Collins
House Committee
Carl Wolf
Pete Smith
Sons of Legionnaires
Bandits
New Jersey Bank
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