3,000 Lawyers Attend Annual Convention
In Boston 3,000 attendees at the American Bar Association’s 59th annual convention heard President William L. Ransom warn against fresh invasions of arbitrary personal government. He urged vigilance as states face fundamental issues shaping the future of law and courts, while debates open on limiting federal court powers. Proposals to create a national house of delegates aim to give all 28,000 members a direct vote in policy and officer selection, shifting influence from the current 3,900 annual attendees.
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Boston
William L. Ransom
New York
American Bar Association
Association
Ransom
Law
Courts of Justice
Jurisprudence and Law Reform Committee
House of Delemates
State
Focal Bar Associations
Nen
Federal Judicial Distric Association
Blanton Loses renomination in Texas runoff race
Rep. Thomas Blanton veteran of Congress loses renomination to Clyde Garrett in the 17th Texas district Democratic runoff. Garrett, a county judge, campaigned on budget balancing and leads with eight of twelve counties reporting. Blanton trails 16 938 to 61 282.
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Dallas
Tex
Thomas Blanton
Texas
Bey
Blanton
Clyde Garrett
Garrett
Ohio Farm Bureau Buys Big Building
The Ohio Farm Bureau announced the purchase of the eight story Pure Oil Building in Murray D. Lincoln, bureau director, said expanding activities necessitated the new quarters. The Farm Bureau building was previously occupied by the Works Progress Administration.
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CS. O
Ohio Farm Bureau Today
Murray D. Lincoln
The
Farm Bureau
Works Progress
Work Or Jail Order To Men On Relief In Wood County
Wood county commissioners told unemployed relief men to accept available work or face jail. The order followed farmer complaints that workers were insufficient to harvest ramaro crops. The directive cites a state relief law making refusal to work punishable by jail term.
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Wood County
Bowling Green
Tree Falls Injures Canton Woman In Storm Incident
In Canton Ohio on August 24 Mrs Catherine Wortyma an invalid was pinned under a fallen tree during a storm. The trunk trapped her hips for about 40 minutes until eight neighbors freed her with help from her six year old son Edward who had run a quarter mile to summon aid. The woman remains in critical condition.
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Canton
Catherine Wortyma
Death Record Mrs May Corlette Oberlin Ohio
Mrs May Corlette wife of Thomas W Corlett died home last evening at 58 after years of illness Born in Pittsfield township she spent most life here except two years in Chardon and Willoughby Active Methodist member Survived by husband daughter Mrs Earl Oney Wellington two sons Milen and Thom Jr at home and two brothers Funeral Wednesday 2:90 at Sedgivan Funeral Park burial in Pittsfield
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Mat Corlett
Oberlin
May Corlette
Thomas W. Corlett
Teath
Corlett
Tittsfield Township
Chardon
Willmighby
Methodist Church
Becsides
Earl Oney
Wellington
Milen and
Thom
Sedge van Funeral Parks
Pittsfield
Henry J Heinzerling dies in Amherst area
Henry J Heinzerling AmfiMoL died early this morning at the home of his daughter Mrs Charles Pitker in Amherst after living in the area over fifty years He was born in Germany his wife predeceased him Survived by a son Adolph ten daughters grandchildren great grandchildren one brother and several extended relatives The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 90 from Baker Funeral Home with Rev C E Schmidt officiating Burial in Brownhelm Cemetery after services at Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
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Amfimol
Henry J. Hainzert Sr
Charles Pitker
Milan Avenue
Germany
Amherst
Adolph
Fisher
Michael Wohklever
Henriett
Baker Funeral Home
C. E. Sehmidt
Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
Brownhelm Cemetery
Boys To Have Large Wellington Exhibit
Lorain County’s Clans club shows rising entries as 53 calves 26 pigs 23 colts and seven sheep have been registered for the Wellington Exhibit. Extension agent Hammel says more boys may still register for animals raised in the Four Club work.
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Wellington
Lorain County
I Hammel
Himmel
Ask Authorities To Hang Him For Slaying Girl
Los Angeles reports 23 year old naval reservist Woastin Gardiner petitioned authorities to hang him after he killed his fiancée Marie Lucile West. He claimed he strangled her with a hair while she tried to leave the apartment of his sister Mrs Ted Troreung. Gardiner, engaged to Miss West for forty years, expressed his intent repeatedly in a distraught interview.
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Los Angeles
Gardiner
Naval Redienain
Marie Lucile West
Gallnoe Comtessad
Miss West
Maryland
Boame
Suhimer
Ted Troreaung
Alftrers
Pre nuptial shower in Oberlin for Elizabeth Houghton
Miss Eleanor Beebe hosted a miscellaneous shower Saturday at her West College Street home for Elizabeth Houghton whose marriage to Stewart Beckley of Middlefield New York is planned for early fall. Ten guests joined contests and games with Averett Stacken receiving a prize. shelves pink and white decorations adorn the table. Also noted are local social visits and movements of residents including Rosecrans family, Kathleen Rosecrans, and Elizabeth Houghton returning to Coachertown New York to resume work.
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Oberlin
Eleanor Beebe
West College Street
Elizabeth Houghton
Stewart Beckley
Middlefield
N. Y
Posey
Eames
Averett Stacken
Miss Houghton
Mlizabeth Housh
Margarret Houshton
Mo A Houedron Jindrev Wend
Phillips
Helen Gee
Romaine Webber
Holland
Mes
Cart Hall
Herbert Arnold
Everett Bracken
J. E. Rosecrans
North Fleasant Street
Michigan
Mutlark Lake
Mackinaw City
Hazel Hipp
North Pleasant Street
Howard Cowley
Myria
Chicago
Ralph Custer
Cleveland
Isiline
Paul Hovey
Kathleen Rosecrans
Elyria Eagles Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Schneider’s Grove
Elyria Eagles No. 451 held a 1958 picnic at Schneider’s Grove with over 2,159 soft drinks, 3,000 novelties, 1,500 hats and 70 pounds of batters served. Unmarried men and women won all three contests against married teams in races and games led by captains Charles Strehle and L T. Fitzpatrick. Visiting members from Amherst, Loran and Wellington Aeries participated.
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Elyria
Schneider’s Grove
Elyria Aerie No
Grimaha
Charles Strehle
L T. Fitzpatrick
Ed Natin
Gus Brand
Ean
Ruth Miller
James Miller
Marrifg
Oher
Harriet Varser
Wilh Sardork
Janawies
Cipis’ Barckward
Elisabeth Choplar
Marauerie Hill
Megan Miller
Bors
R. Marlow Glen Pu
Eg Frey
Ykre
Tte Hill
Clara Pitt
Tinnsmeier
Dovs
Robert Lehriner
Walter Keith
Victor NcDonald
Naper
Rose Chapler
Ray Mckee
St. Craber
Tan Haul
Alex Graber
Earl Shaffstall
Bove’ Pio
Tames Powell
George Tanawirs
Virnvor McDonald
Marshralian Cragtest
Dorothy Pitts
Marsig Brun Yak
Marguerite Hill
Borys
Prochavka
Hagher
Brith
Oserand
Ray Yunker
Elizabreth Chonlep
Charny Lawson
Zane Test Chanion
Grahar
Serand
Mere Tyesen- Pekar
Steve Kemdnsky
Tek Matis
Mere I. Mathis
Wol Romes
Edo Bainbridge
Borellrs Powell
Mareetla Welsh
Charles J Pinte
Wallies France
F. A. Smit
Ber Sirewe
AY Wenevik
James Powell
Boos. Wilcox
Toim Kropetak
Irs Roo Withert
George Brand
Carl Finnegan
Ans Arenner
Fo Rrada
Len Reaster
Mia
Datin Shafstall
A. Crist
Amherst
Loran
Wellington Aeriey
A.M Fee
Z. L. Manis
Tony Schweda
George Tivingston
George Rich
Local Event Committees Named For Festivities
The text lists committees for wine Sim May and Ed Buck Tra orlation William ke and Ed Schaefer chairmen plus Myers Havlar and Cur tis for tickets E Benson Mandyside Ferchland Dumas Havlar and music and dance chaired by Girline Fitz patrick Morse. Resar's orchestra provided afternoon and evening music.
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Sim May
Ed. Buck
William Ke
Ed. Schaefer
Ter Myers
E. B. Havlar
Carl Curtis
E. Benson
E. J. Mandyside
1St
Ferchland
Robert Dumas
FB. Havlar
Frank Ryan
Girline
L. T. Fitzpatrick
Louis Morse
Sam May
J. l. Mathis
Harry R. Wright
A. R. Graher
Elling
L. E. Benson
Ra Schaefer
William France
R. FE
Star
Resar
Court challenge overproperty assessments seeks relief
Lawrencn Czarnecki petitioned county taxing authorities to stop reflecting assessments against his property arguing the assessed value exceeds tax limits. The article notes the property assessed value at 32.8 percent and total assessments of 1857 dollars. In Wellington area, a harness valued at 15 dollars was reported stolen from a barn Saturday night. Also, a man named ider from Flyrta was arrested around 9 29 p.m. for intoxication by deputy Samuel Provenza on West River road north of Ey.
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Lawrencn Czarnecki
Ao County
Finner
E.rentice
Pitts Road
Wellington
Sheriff's Department
Ider, al
Flyrta
Samuel Provenza
West River Road
Missing Boy Returns After Parent's Anxiety
A mother reported her son missing after a group of Elyria boys returned from a Cleveland baseball trip. Hariie G. Stevick alerted Cleveland police and searched, then the boy came home minutes later with the group.
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Remother
Eixra
Cleveland
Hariie G. Stevick
McO
Stevick
Whe Hee
Elyria
Political maneuvers after Gav Olson’s death in Minnesota race
Strategists for both parties weigh reactions across Minnesota and the Northwest as Gav Olson, a senate candidate, dies. In Win kalence the Farmer-Labor party leader Alvin Alison, though ill since last winter, would have boosted Roosevelt support. his absence may shift votes toward Landen or Lemke on November 3.
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Minnesota
Enire Northwest
Gav
Olson
Senate
Farmer-Labor
Jack Firn
Alvin
Althoueh
Alison
Northwest
Number Two Continued From Page One
Fragmentary notes mention individuals Magadaline and Russell Taylor aged 32 killed by a vehicle near Akron. Malcnim Krupp aged 26 died at Akron from a heart attack after a dangerous dive into a swimming pool. The text also includes scattered garbled phrases about stores and personal privacy.
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Magadaline
Fulton
Dayton
Russell Taylor
Akron
Malcnim Krupp
Three Arrests For Traffic Violations In Elyria
Police and sheriff reports detail three arrests for traffic violations this weekend. Frank Halitzka of 316 South Maple faces DUI charges after a collision at 1605 Middle Avenue with a parked car owned by H A Taylor, with Halitzka to be tried next Monday at 1 pm. Two Cleveland residents, John Guthewski of 218 Lodi Street and Jenn Gants of Elyria Avenue, were fined for reckless driving and speeding respectively. Several other drivers and passengers suffered injuries or were shaken up in various accidents along Route 27, West Avenue, Broad Street, and nearby streets. hospital treatment was reported for two, with minor injuries noted for some and damaged vehicles across multiple intersections.
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Frank Halitzka
South Maple Street
Jaquar
Middle Avenue
H. A. Taylor
Conistana Avenue
Halitzka
John Guthewski
Lodi Street
Don A. Burd
West Avenue
Jenn Gants
Elyria Avenue
Dutton Road
Baird
Lake Avenue
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joseph Elias
Helen Narnon
Mereland
Robert Kiely
Northrup Street
Elyria
West River
Warnace Street
Claire Lewis
Medina
J. W. Ryla
Harvard Avenue
Broad Street
Cleveland Ana Longford
John Herman
RL D
Considera
Stope Lake
Michaeln St Griswold
Linyd Reed
West Avenurn
Nau
Noel Lewis Anethear
Baturdas
Jacuscan
Schramm
Harmon Dridahl
Exhibits in 110 Classes at Lorain County Fair
The Lorain County Agricultural Society announced a 90th annual fair from September 22 to 28 with 110 exhibit classes across Horse, Sheep, Swine, Poultry, Rabbits, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, Canned goods, Domestic arts, Merchants Hall, and Machinery divisions. Events include horse shows, pony races, a livestock parade, vaudeville each evening, and four-H club displays. Exhibitors may enter on September 22 with judging starting September 23. grounds close at 9 p.m. other days.
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Lorato County
Lorato County Agricultural Society
Othe
Sopom
Fudgiue
Prostas
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Lorrain County
Guernsey
Poultry Department
Cellausows
Larain County
Merchants’ Hall
lHvestork
Chiba
Prise
Six Lorain County 4-H Members Seek Ohio Honors
Six Lorain County boys will compete next week for Ohio 4-H Club honors at the Ohio State Fair after wins in county contests. Harold Lang of Selden aims for Sealthiest 4-H Club day, Norman Youngeberg and sister Irma enter the demonstration team contest, Carl Pease of LaGrange demonstrates testing chickens for polioform disease, and Jon Love, William Kneisel, and Lawrence Kneisel form Lorain County judging team. Dairy judging is Tuesday, with health and demonstration contests on Wednesday.
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Lorain County
F- Z. Hummel
Harold Lang
Selden
Ohio
Norman Youngeberg
Irma
Carlisle Township
Carl Pease
LaGrange
Brownhelm Township
Jon Love
William Kneisel
Lawrence Kneise
Lorain
Walter Lindrum Sets 1798 World Billiards Record
World billiards champion Walter Lindrum set a new world record break of 1798 during an exhibition match. The record was achieved under the balkline rule requiring crossing the balkline with the cue ball in the break between 18 and 299 points.
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Sydaey
A. We
Walter Lindrum
Lindrum
Crestline church group visits Elyria Home for the Aged
About 40 junior division members and friends of Crestline Methodist Episcopal Church visited the Elyria Home for the Aged yesterday afternoon with their parents and Pastor Rev A E Beers. After an inspection they went to Cascade Park for a late dinner.
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Crestline
Cleveland Market and Livestock Report Highlights Mixed Prices
Market steady to mixed with heavy receipts and varied gains across livestock. Cattle, hogs, sheep and produce show mixed moves. dairy and poultry values move modestly, with notes on specific meats, grain futures, and regional price ranges.
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Cleveland
Leghorn
SpaharnaAwul
Poyatoris — Lod Tb
Bugs Ue
New Jersey Cobblers
California
Communist Leaders Await Firing Squad After Conviction
In Moscow on August 24 sixteen prominent Communist leaders faced imminent execution for conspiracy in a terrorist plot. Among those named were Gregory Zinoviev and Len Kamenev. Karl Radek and Nicholas Bukharin were expected to be tried in a subsequent wave. The tribunal sentenced them to the harshest social defense measure, with appeals deemed unlikely, and a 72 hour window before carrying out the sentences.
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Moscow
Tre
VV Vo Virich
Savinri
Supreme Court of the Union of Socialist Soviet Republic
Spntances
Wepet
Orief
Soviet
Russia
Gregory Zinoviev
Communist International
Len Kamenev
Zinniiver and Kamenev
Karl Radek
Nicholas Bukharin
Tzvastia
Roosevelts Peace Plea Ahead of Buenos Aires Conference
Number Three continued from Paget reports President Roosevelts comment that a majority in many nations favor peace. He notes Western Hemisphere unity for peace, cites interest in the Buenos Aires peace conference, and mentions plans to depart Washington at midnight. A stop in Bismarck and meetings with Gov. Alf Landon and other governors at Des Moines are outlined.
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Roosevelt
Western Hemisphere
Buenos Aires
Washington
Bismarck
Alf M. Landon
Nother
Des Moines
Rescue Two Men From Sewer Hole
Highway workers using a steam shovel and hand tools rescued two men trapped in a 30 foot sewer hole after a cave in near Pittsburgh. Nick Denardos aged 34 and Sam Morento aged 45 were brought out alive after about an hour. neither suffered serious injuries.
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Pittsburgh
Horseshoe Contest Scheduled In Elyria Recreation Week
Elyria city contests spotlight a Thursday horseshoe competition for boys and girls as part of the McKinney Jefferson Schnals recreational program. The week features ball games, roquet, volleyball, dashes, and races across Monday to Friday with varied start times and multiple events each day.
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Elyria
McKintey
Jefferson Schnals
Wernesdar
Craqueratl
At & P.m
Denardos
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Ohio Farm Bureau
Luke New
Star Sho
Court Street
Crystal
Sal Kan
Tree Falls
Henry J. Heinzerling
Cur
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Count Street
Esther Wood
Allan Harris
Ro S. Young
New Concord, O
Page
Voostweers
Gs Iy Vommoy
Toledo
Extira Lh
Elyria Sheet Metal Works
Clande Ss. Hoy
Paget
Colnitta
R. F. Vandemark
Charles Putt
Claxton H. Sooy
Fr, Herold
Branch Road
Joe Remem
Fred Koons
Turner Block
Coun Street
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