Wallace Urges Fall Session On Farm Laws
Secretary Henry A. Wallace called for a fall special session of Congress to enact an ever normal granary program. He urged rapid farm legislation to take effect next season and hoped for action before January with possible enactment by late October. The plan, backed by the Farm Bureau Federation, aims to build reserve supplies and stabilize prices, but several groups declined support. House Agriculture Chairman Marvin Jones and Senate committees planned study during Congress recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Congress
Wallace
Farm Bureau Federation
The
Grange
National Co-operative Council
Milk Producers Federation
Marvin Jones
D. Tex
House Agriculture Committee
House
Senate
Showdown Possible Over UAW Meet Constitution
In Milwaukee on August 26 a resolutions committee report may trigger a UAW split. Homer Martin leads a push for a strong centralized presidency while a unity faction headed by Ham Mortimer seeks broader local union powers. Delegates praised attacks on Henry Ford as talks continue amid potential majority and minority reports.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Resolutions Committee
United Automobile Workers of America
Homer Martin
Martin
Wyndham Mortimer
Henry Ford
Isadore Poller
New York
Ford
Imogene Dutton Sues for Divorce on Grounds of Neglect
Imogene Alspach Dutton of Lorain filed for divorce from Louis Welgh Dutton of Marion on grounds of neglect and cruelty after two years of marriage and seeks restoration of her maiden name. Claribel Clare was granted a divorce from Ralph Clare on grounds of wilful absence. Home Owners Loan Corporation filed suits against George T. Carter of Amherst for 2409 dollars and against Peresa and Clement Husar of Lorain for 4655 dollars.
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Imogene Alspach Dutton
Lorain
Louis Welgh Dutton
Marion
Imogene Alspach
Claribel Clare
Ralph Clare
Guy B. Findley
Home Owners Loan Corporation
George T. Carter
Amherst
Peresa
Clement Husar
Funeral Rites Set For Crash Victims in Elyria area
Funeral arrangements are set for two Elyria men killed in a Tuesday morning automobile crash near Huron. Kenneth Postal age 96 will have services at Brookdale Cemetery with Wright M. Stein Funeral Home of Huron in charge. Chance H. Mitchem age 74 will be buried at Maple Grove Cemetery after services at Beechler Funeral Home Vermilion. Ernest Attebury 25 of Vermilion is hospitalized in critical condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky with a fractured skull and other injuries. The crash on Old Lake Road reportedly occurred when the driver failed to see a curve. Postal had no known relatives nearby and was born in Missouri. Mitchem is survived by his wife and four children. The Mitchems reside at 524 East Bridge with Mrs. Mitchem’s mother.
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Elyria
Moinline
Huron
Kenneth Postal
Brookdale
Wright M. Stein
Chance H. Mitchem
Beechler
Vermilion
Maple Grove
Ernest Attebury
Good Samaritan
Sandusky
Attebury
Old Lake Road
Postal
Missouri
Western Automatic Company
Mitchem
Sarah
Mitchems
East Bridge Street
Lucy Watson
New Blast Furnace Now In Operation In Hamilton Ohio
Hamilton Coke and Iron Co a subsidiary of American Rolling Mill Co began operation of a new blast furnace touted as the first built in the country since 1928. The furnace capacity reaches 1200 tons daily with the number one unit set at 790 tons daily to be shipped molten to Middletown for pig iron production.
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Hamilton. O
Dlv
Hamilton Coke and Iron Co
American Rolling Mill Co
Middletown
Chief Deputy to Leave On Vacation
Chief Deputy Wham G. Smith will take the second half of his annual vacation beginning tomorrow with Mrs. Smith. He plans to stay in Canada until Labor Day, after taking the first half of his vacation in July.
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Wham G. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Plovena
Ontario
Smith
Canada
Defer Awarding Of Depository Bids For County Funds
County commissioners delayed the awarding of depository bids for county funds until 9 am tomorrow after opening nine bids at noon. The total of active bids offered 4900000 in deposits, below peak needs, with Lorain County Savings and Trust Company and others providing limited active funds and no interest paid on active accounts. Banks listed inactive bid rates show small interest on inactive funds, while several institutions submitted active bids toward covering service costs.
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Walter J. Wright
Wright
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
National Bank of Commerce
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Lorain Banking Company
Central Bank
Kipton Bank
Amherst Park Bank
Oberon Savings and Banking Company
Northern Draft Horse Show Features Pony Races
The Northern Draft Horse Association hosted a two day event with Yedna B. winning the 2:24 pace in three heats and Secretary taking the 2:24 trot. Pony races drew young riders with Ruth Goode of Delphos shining in multiple heats on Folly Ann and Betty Marie. News notes also mention a rocky Spain landmark Puerto de Dos Denaperros.
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Peaches
George Jaycox
Elyria
Yedna B
T. A. Miller
Wwin
Guy Abby
H. Heffner
Virginia Watts
W. C. Palmer
Secretary
J. W. Brinkerhofer
Sybil Direct
Crowl Stables
Martha Toddler
H. Avin
Ruth Goode
Delphos
Ohio
Betty Marie
Ruth
Folly Ann
Roosevelt Heads to Hyde Park for Fall Session Study
President Roosevelt plans a Hyde Park visit to weigh calling Congress into a special session this fall. He will stay until mid September while considering whether to stump the country by radio or in person to rally support for his court plan, farm bill, and labor proposals. Observers expect a November or December session and many lawmakers anticipate a return to Washington before January.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Congress
Supreme Court
Manteo
N. C
Lord Macaulay
Thea Weer Envet
Two Selected For Ohio 4-H Congress
Lorain County 4-H member Melvin Kolbe and Elizabeth Churchward are chosen to represent Lorain County at the Ohio 4-H Congress at Ohio State University in Columbus September 12 to 16. They have led their clubs and will compete for the top state honors with other county representatives, with winners advancing to the national congress in Chicago in November.
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Lorain County
Melvin Kolbe
Amherst
Elzabeth Churchward
Columbia Station
Kolbe
Miss Churchward
Columbia
Columbus
Miss Churchyard
Ohio
Chicago
F. R. Dew
Oberlin
Lorain Country
Legion Committee
Japan Attacks China War Escalates After Embassy Wounding
At 2:30 p.m. the ambassador was wounded and by 6:30 p.m. doctors warned of blood loss. News sparked alarms as Lady Knatchbull Hugessen and daughters were in Pekaiho near Nanking. Japan claims tally strong gains along a 20 mile front north of the city. United States Marines defend the international settlement as China asserts its tallest buildings lie in Shanghai.
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Knatchbull- Hugessen
Pekaiho
Shanghai
Nanking
Japan
Britain
Coane
China
United States
Ciivilian
Green Springs Team Wins Horse Contest at Wellington Fair
The heavyweight horse pulling contest was won by Charles Pfeiffer and team of Green Springs pulling 6,000 pounds a distance of 15 feet. Fisher Fruit Farm of New London finished second, followed by Bud Rider of Wellington with 5,500 pounds over 9 feet 3 inches. H. F. Dalton and son of Wakeman placed fourth.
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Wellington Fair
Charles Pfeiffer
Green Springs
Fisher Fruit Farm
New London
Bud Rider
Wellington
H. F. Dalton
Wakeman
Attorney Recovering From Heat Illness
Attorney George Chamberlain, who was stricken with the heat last Saturday at his home, is making satisfactory recovery and expects to resume his regular duties in his office next week. It was reported today.
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George Chamberlain
Jury lists varied charges for grand jury screening
The court outlines a slate of cases for the grand jury to weigh from traffic manslaughter to assault and battery. Notable entries include Maude Keith in a Route 1d Route 57 collision injuring Celia McEwen fatally, plus multiple suspects from Elyria Lorain and surrounding areas facing theft, driving while intoxicated, check charges and other offenses bound for grand jury consideration.
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Maude Keith
Prospect Street
Elyria
Route 1d
Route 57
Celia McEwen
Wooster Street
Helen Sajewicz
Walter Swenton
Cleveland
Charles Naradomski
Bagley Road
Alvin Sanders
Joseph Neilson
Everett Harvey
Lorain
Frank Mead
Julian Berkowita
Joseph Kocerak
John Varish
LaGrange
Jack Sabo
R. D Elyria
Raymond McCreary
Frank Jobson
Logain
J. H. Raynor
St. Thomas
Ontario
Martin Luttow
Percy Emery
Benjamin Diaz
Frank Tomshawk
Goverment official questions on board chair term
Assistant welfare director Oakley Spaght and executive secretary John M Carew discussed a removal notice to Dougan. The action will cite conduct unbecoming an officer as the grounds and not detail reasons. Governors advisers doubt Dougan could remain chairman after his four year term expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Spaght
John M. Carew
Dougan
Davey
Former Elyrian Is Dead In Lakewood
Joseph H Read 78 retired railroad mail clerk and former Elyria resident died today of heart trouble at his Lakewood home 1343 Lake land avenue He lived in Elyria about 30 years moved to Lakewood 16 years ago Surviving wife and four children Mrs Edward Fisher of St Petersburg Fla Robert of St Louis Mo Wilford and Harold of Lakewood Funeral services at William Daniels Funeral Home Detroit avenue Lakewood at 130 p m Saturday
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Joseph H. Read
Lakeland Avenue
Lakewood
Mr. Read
Elyria
10Th Street
Edward Fisher
St. Petersburg
Fla
Robert
St. Louis
Wilford and
Harold
William Daniels
Detroit Avenue
Death Notices and Obituaries in Local Chronicle
Nellie May Hawke 65 wife of John E Hawke died at home in North Eaton yesterday at 1 00 Funeral services Friday August 27 at 2 00 Rev C C Maple Fields Corners officiating Burial in Columbia Center cemetery Also Stella Hardy 69 died at 345 Twelfth Street following lingering illness Born July 3 1868 daughter of R C Rowe Church of Christ member Funeral Friday 10 00 from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home burial at Butternut Ridge cemetery Mrs Caroline Louise Haines died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Tuesday funeral 2 00 Friday at Sharpe Funeral Home Rev Lonzo Green Wellington M E Church officiating Burial Spencer cemetery Surviving husband Wilbur son Monroe and Floyd of Wellington four grandchildren one great grandchild Miss Jennie Mills died Tuesday night in Grand Rapids Michigan Hospital Funeral services likely Saturday from Nichols Funeral Home Body arrives Friday 0 00 taken to Nichols Funeral Home Miss Mills born September 1804 spent most of life in Ridgeville and Elyria later moved to Grand Rapids Sister Ada Brown died July 15 1937 in this city Funeral services for Miss Mills brother Harry Mills held in Holland Michigan today Survived by two nephews and one niece
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Nellie May Hawke
John E. Hawke
North Eaton
Nellie May Baimbridge
Floyd
Roy Rice
Chester Burke
C. C. Maple
Fields Corners
Columbia Center Cemetery
Stella Hardy
Twelfth Street
Hardy
Michigan
R. C. Rowe
Church of Christ
Sudro-Curtis
Butternut Ridge
Caroline Louise Haines
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sharpe Funeral
Lonzo Green
Wellington
Monroe
Jennie Mills
Grand Rapids
Nichols Funeral Home
Miss Mills
Ridgeville
Elyria
Ada Brown
Harry Mills
Holland
Montague to Face $25,000 Bail in 1930 Robbery Case
Elizabethtown New York August 26 1930s star Montague known as Hollywoods silent man of the links will be admitted to twenty five thousand dollars bail on a robbery charge. Supreme Court Judge O Byron Brewster will decide this afternoon after hearing the question. Montague linked to a 1930 News Jay Tavern robbery where an elderly man was beaten and three others tied and gagged. Bing Crosby and other film figures defend him claiming golfing world status. Crosby expected to attend and may supply the twenty six thousand dollar bail. The man once known as Laverne Moore was 32 and escorted by state troopers to a drugstore for an informal birthday celebration. Victims Mrs Kin Hanna and her daughters Nomie 24 and Doris 17 were nearby.
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Elizabethtown
N. Y
John Montague
Hollywood
Supreme Court
O. Byron Brewster
Montague
Jay
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Sg Laverne Moore
Kin Hanna
Nomle
Doris
AFL-CIO Issue Reinjected Into Teachers Meet
MADISON Wis Aug 26 Nominations for officers of the American Federation of Teachers in National Convention today re injected the AFL-CIO issue which delegates have spent hours trying to compromise. The nominations committee backed Charles B Stillman Chicago an AFL leader in the race against President Jerome Davis ousted Yale professor whose CIO address irked forces favoring 21 year affiliation with the AFL CIO partisans from the floor nominated candidates against AFL sympathizers as the convention prepared to select its officers and decide affiliation policy. Vice presidents nominated included Michael Eck Cleveland for Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. Portugal has always excelled in goldsmiths and silversmiths work.
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Madison
Wis
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Charles B. Stillman
Chicago
AFL
Jerome Davis
Yale
CIO
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Michael Eck
Cleveland
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Normal baby born to midget couple at Minneapolis
Minneapolis August report details the birth of a normal five pound girl to a midget mother and a male partner, both performers from 1930s fairs. The infant, Ruth Frances Marie Delfino, was born by caesarean at Abbott Hospital and is reportedly doing well. The parents, previously married in 1933, have toured together since. The father, shown at the nursery, noted the baby’s height of 18 inches, about one third the parents’ height.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Frank Delfino
Abbott Hospital
Delfino
Sadie Williama
Cleveland
Ruth Frances Marie Delfino
Approve Stock Issue By Wellington Firm
The Public Utilities Commission today authorized Chapin Tracking Lines Inc Wellington to issue and sell 43 shares of common stock at 50 dollars a share to obtain funds for organizational expenses.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Chapin Tracking Lines, Inc
Wellington
Lpenses
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Pocahontas
Schroll Coal
Castle’s Elyria
Second Street
Oxfords
Sale
Workingmen’s
Spain
Puerto de Dos Denaperros
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Dutch Boy
Eagle Picker
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
C. Louise Haines
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court St
Portugal
Trip
Cedar Point
New York Central System
Reublin Bros
P. V
Valencia
Virginia
Judd
California
Crisco
Lge
National Biscuit
Battle Creek
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