Judge Rules Congress Lacks Authority to Fix Prices
In Kansas City on December 27 Judge Merrill E. Otis ruled Congress has no power to fix prices even in Interstate Commerce and that NRA price fixing codes may not be approved by the President. The decision, in a case involving Sutherland Lumber Co with offices in Omaha and Oklahoma City, denied a temporary injunction against alleged code violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Congress
Merrill E. Otis
United States District Court
Sutherland Lumber Company
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Otis
United States District Attorney
Cude
Alliance Man To Head Educators
In Columbus Ohio B F Stanton from Alliance was the sole nominee and assured election as president of the Ohio Education Association at its annual meeting. Sixteen other officers were to be elected. Dr W E Hockins of Harvard opened the meeting with an address. A sales tax operation committee was named by retiring president J G Collicott and met with state education director Dr B O Skinner and tax commission vice chairman Carlton Dargusch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
F. Stanton
Alliance
Ohio Education Association
W. E. Hockins
Harvard University
J. G. Collicott
B. O. Skinner
Carlton Dargusch
Ohio Tax Commission
Waldvogel to Seek Repeal of Ohio Liquor Tax
Ohio State Senator Edward N Waldvogel Democrat of Cincinnati announced he would introduce a bill in the 91st general assembly to repeal the one dollar a gallon tax on liquor Col John A Hughes liquor control director who announced his resignation urged elimination of the tax in announcing his retirement Waldvogel said the state should be satisfied with a thirty percent profit as specified in the law and forego the tax
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Edward N. Waldvogel
91St General Assembly
Ohio
John A. Hughes
Waldvogel
Opposition To Scobell Seen
Governor-elect Martin L. Davey may block confirmation of Joseph H. Scobell as state liquor director. White has named Scobell to succeed Col. John A. Hughes. If confirmed, Davey could not remove Scobell easily. Scobell has offers from liquor firms and earns 6500 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Martin L. Davey
Joseph H. Scobell
Coral Gables
Florida
Davey
George White
Scobell
John A. Hughes
Senate
White
John W. Bricker
Scobden
Mqyor
Daver
Ohio Retail Tax Delays Could Boost Revenue
Ohio officials say delaying the retail sales tax start to February or March may increase revenue. George V. Sheridan warns careful rulings and proper coupon distribution prevent evasions and lost funds, with schools and subdivisions gaining despite the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George V. Sheridan
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Sheridan
Tax Commission
Commission
Treasury Department
Ohio
Skating Report On West Branch Black River
Skating is reported as being good on the west branch of the Black River from Sixteenth Street to the power house on Oberlin Road. Many Elsmans are taking advantage of the favorable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
Sixteenth Street
Oberlin Road
Two Hurt In Snowy Ohio Crash Near Lima
In Lima Ohio a car collided with a state highway truck four miles east of the city during a snowstorm. Mrs Angelina Roberts thirty of Lima is in critical condition and Ralph Brennan seventeen also suffered injuries in the accident.
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Lima
Here
Angelina Roberts
Ralph Brennan
Attracting and Retaining Skilled Subordinates in Business
The power of business capacity lies in attracting and preserving skilled energetic subordinates and placing the right people in the right roles to maximize efficiency and growth.
Glass Rebukes Governor of Reserve Board
Sen. Carter Glass assails Federal Reserve Board Governor Marriner Eccles over the FDIC and Fed rate cut order. Glass says the board acted in bad faith and denies suggesting authority to regulate nonmember banks while defending the board’s power over member banks. Eccles defends the order as within the 1933 Banking Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter Glass
Marriner
Beeles
Federal Reserve Board
FDIC
Federal Reserve Act
Sen. Glass
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Eccles
Federal Reserve
Death of Adam H Funk at 235 Wooster Street
Adam H Funk died at his home 235 Wooster street after a lingering illness. Born in Pottsville PA on July 27 1859 he lived in Elvira thirty years and worked for International Harvester. Survived by wife Sophia and two sons Thurman and Harry Funeral Monday at 1 60 from the home Rev E J Bond with burial at Ridgelawn cemetery member of First M E church and King Solomon's Lodge No 56 F and A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam H. Funk
Wooster Street
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
Elvrra
International Harvester Company
Sophia Funk
Thurman
Harry Funk
E. J. Bond
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Funk
First
M. E. Church
City
King Solomon's Lodge No. 56 F
A. M
Death of Wellington Resident William G. Rook at 76
William G. Rook, 76, died at his Wellington home on Taylor street after a two hour illness. His wife died last May. He leaves seven children Maude Charters Daisy Ward Roy Earl Rook Frank Madison Albert Seminole Hazel Hansen and Arrion Rook brother along with several grandchildren. A longtime Wellington resident and active Wellington Baptist Church member, funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Wellington
William G. Rook
Taylor Street
Maude Charters
Daisy Ward
Roy
Earl Rook
Frank
Madison
South Dakota
Albert
Seminole
Oklahoma
Hazel Hansen
Cleveland
Arrion Rook
Spencer
Rook
Wellington Baptist Church
Clearview School Burglary Probed
Vandals broke into Clearview School last night causing considerable damage. Deputy Sheriff Joseph Woodings investigated after janitor John Good found the break-in this morning. Nothing of value was stolen. Bags were suspected of the break-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview School
Joseph Woodings
John Good
Bors
Maple City Ice Company sues Anno Smith for 3358 in Wellington
In Wellington Frances Pescina seeks divorce from Paul Pescina on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Frank Wiggins sues Anna Wiggins on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple City Ice Company
Anno Smith
Wellington
Frances Pescina
Paul Pescina
Frank Wiggins
Anna Wiggins
Y Indus Club Prepares Thea tre Party Plans
Members of the Y Indus club met for their regular weekly gathering last evening. W O McClellan led the session as the plans for a theatre party were discussed at length and will be finalized and announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
W. O. McClellan
Untouchable Class Cat in Hindustan Described as Unclean
Report notes a cat owned by a person from the untouchable caste in Hindustan is labeled unclean. The statement frames social stigma and caste-based prejudice surrounding a household pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindustan
Libby Holman Accepts 6 Million Offer For Son
Libby Holman accepted a 6 million dollar settlement from the Reynolds estate for her infant son Christopher Smith Reynolds. Robert C. Vaughn acted as next friend for the baby and said the agreement was approved by Mrs Elizabeth Holman Reynolds. The settlement provides 9 million dollars to Anne Cannon Reynolds II, the son’s half sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
Libby Holman
Z. Smith Reynolds
Christopher Smith Reynolds
Robert C. Vaughn
Elizabeth Helman Reynolds
Vaughn
Libby Helman
Anne Cannon Reynolds, II
Anne Cannon Reynolds- Smith
Moose Home Film Show To Visit Local Theaters
A Tomorrow’s Citizens film sponsored by Moose Lodge No. 778 screens this week at Riveli Dreamland and Capitol. It highlights Mooseheart Home in Illinois a 12000 acre facility for orphans with schooling trades and college aid. the film also features Moose Home for the Aged in Florida and notes the lodge’s ongoing membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Moose No. 778
Mooseheart
Riveli Tonight
Dreamland
Capitol
Mooseheart Home
Illinois
Moose
Moose Home For
Florida
Order of Mooses
Elyrians to Leave Camp Virginia Kendall on December Thirty First
Seven local men and one county resident will depart Camp Virginia Kendall Peninsula Ohio when enrollment ends. The camp, a State Park Project, is run by a U S Army staff with an Educational Advisor from the Interior Department. Park works are managed by a superintendent and a team of ten engineers foresters and foremen. Returning Elyrians include John E Benko Sam Berasnak Steve Ruchik Mixer A Fusa Louis S Kegyes and Alex Sokolowski plus Edward P Yunger of Grafton R D No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Kendall
C. C. C. Peninsula
Ohio
U. S Army
U. S. Department of the Interior
John E. Benko
Sam Berasnak
Steve Ruchik
Mixer A. Fusa
Louis S. Kegyes
Alex Sokolowski
Elyria
Edward P. Yunger
Graftoc
The Moral Divider Between Honest Workers and Looters
The line between steady honest labor and criminal acts rests as much on morality as on money. The statement contrasts disciplined workers with offenders, underscoring ethics as a key factor in societal judgment and justice.
Ohio Court To Review Code Price Fixing
The Ohio Supreme Court will review a Hamilton County case on price fixing under the Ohio Recovery Administration codes. The appeal challenges the constitutionality of the act and whether price fixing is a proper legislative function, tied to coal price posting and filing requirements by code authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Ohio Recovery Administration
ORA
Alfred Mack
Mack
Ben. Rateanhere
Reisenbers
Code Authority
Two Massillon Boys Sentenced in Ohio Killing Case
Two 15-year-old Massillon youths were sentenced for the killing of Ernest Schwartz a Pittsburgh gold buyer. William Gruber received a one year term at Lima state hospital for the criminal insane. if sound, he will be re sentenced. Willard Tschan got an indefinite term at Lancaster Industrial School for Boys after pleading guilty to manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Massillon
Ernest Schwartz
Pittsburgh
William Gruber
State Hospital
Lima
Willard Tschan
Industrial School
Lancaster
Harvey F. Ake
Treadway Execution Date Set by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court set January 16 for the execution of Peter D. Treadway of Cleveland after refusing to admit his case for review. He was convicted of the 1932 murder of Mrs. Ruth Steese, whose body was found in her automobile on Shaker Boulevard’s North Lane. Cash of $199 drawn from Cleveland Trust Co. was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Ohio Supreme Court
Peter D. Treadway
Cleveland
Treadway
Ruth Steese
Educational foundation underpins national welfare and greatness
The nation's welfare and greatness rest on men and women shaped by the educational system and the spirit that animates it.
Christmas Party Behind the Eastern Star Chapter
In Oberlin Ohio on December 27 Pansy Chapter Order of Eastern Star held a Christmas program after their regular meeting. A pot luck supper preceded the gathering. About five members attended a program of carols a Christmas story by Grace Morgan and two violin songs by Lester Papworth. Mrs Ida Edwards ill was installed as chaplain for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Order of Eastern Star
Grace Morgan
Lester Papworth
Ida Edwards
Epworth League event draws two hundred youths in Oberlin
The Oberlin Epworth League hosts the Epworth leagues from the Norwalk district at the Methodist church this evening. About two hundred young people are expected from the district. Alfred A. Parker at Ohio State University spends holidays with parents on East Lorain Street. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Nau and daughter Dorothy of Elyria visit Mrs. Nau's parents. Sluman Whitney recovers in Allen hospital from a broken rib and bruises after a ten day old ice fall. The Gay family of Urbana Illinois and their baby join Rev. and Mrs. Charles Gay at 190 North Main Street for vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Nickels of Elyria are Christmas Day guests.
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Oberlin Epworth League
Epworth Leagues
Norwalk
Alfred A. Parker
Ohio State University
Mrs
A. A. Parker
East Lorain Street
Milford Nau
Dorothy
Elyria
Sluman Whitney
Allen Hospital
Merrill Gay
Urbana
Illinois
Charles Gay
North Main Street
Roscoe Collins Returns to New York After Visit
Roscoe Collins returns to New York City after spending several days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joel Collins in a brief family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Collins
New York City
Mrs
Joel Collins
Christmas Visitors Share Time With Local Families
Mr and Mrs Leroy Harden and two children and Miss Audrey Harden of Chicago visited their parents Mr and Mrs H Harden on East College Street. Mr and Mrs George Armacost of Kane Pa joined. Mrs Lambert left to spend winter with daughter Mrs D E White in Evanston Illinois. C E Wigton visits parents in sunbur. O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Harden
Audrey Harden
Chicago
George Armacost
Kane, Pa
H. Harden
East College Street
Mrs Manes Returns to Oberlin After Christmas Visit
Mrs Manes arrived in Oberlin Tuesday with her daughter Mrs McGrann and family following Christmas at her Pittsburgh home. She will stay several days. Mrs Anna Papworth of Union Street has been visiting her son R H Papworth and family in Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Papworth
Union Street
R. H. Papworth
Lakewood
Local visits anchor holiday travelers in Chicago and Ohio
Miss Ruth Burgess returned yesterday to Chicago after spending several days with her parents Mr and Mrs A C Burgess on East College street. Mr and Mrs Vernon Stevens and Mrs M E Olmer visited Tuesday evening at the home of the latter's daughter Mrs Chas Smith and family in Lorain. Mr and Mrs J L Edwards spent Christmas with her sister Mrs Beach in New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Burgess
Chicago
Mrs
A. C. Burgess
East College Street
Vernon Stevens
M. E. Olmer
Chas. Smith
Lorain
Mrs. J. L. Edwards
Mrs. Beach
New London
Local exchange student departs Duisburg for Miami visit
Miss Marianne Lautsch, a Duisburg Germany exchange student, left last week with friends to spend the holidays in Miami Florida. She will visit a number of Oberlin people during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Lautsch
Duisburg
Germany
Miami
Fla
Oberlin
Appreciation for Salvation Army Broadcast Aids Needy
R W Amore Adjutant of the Salvation Army thanks participants in Elyria public broadcasts held Saturday afternoon and evening raising 70 91 for Christmas baskets. Sponsors included Joe Boddy The Baptist Church Quartette The Marx Brothers of the Lorain Journal etc. Money donations and community support were noted with thanks from the Not An Empty Stocking Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Amore
Salvation Army
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Joe Boddy
Vanoster
Jim Armitage
Little Joe
Baptist Church Quartette
Marx Brothers
The
Lorain Journal
Paul Wainwright
Irene Upton
DeVries Sisters
Amherst
Jaycox
Elyria High School
Feron
15Th Street
Ike and
Eddie
Karl Kolinski
Santa Claus
Day's Music Store
J. R. Dall
Chronicle-Tele-gram
Brewery Site Debate Prompts Tax and Revenue Talk
City officials discussed a possible brewery at the Middle Avenue site estimating annual beer taxes near $7,630 for the city and about $2,277 for the county. They projected state revenue of about $93,720 and 60 job slots plus truck needs. Opinions split on land value versus business merits with negotiations over right of way continuing and land price deemed high by some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seon Smith
Smith
Nelson
Thompson
Leonard Fisk
Carey
Middle Avenue
Henke
Lorain
Frank Squire
West Avenue
Squire
Anna Kennedy
Public Libraries as the Public’s Continuation Schools
A concise view presents libraries as extended learning spaces for the public, offering access to books, programs, and resources that complement formal education and lifelong study. The emphasis is on public benefit, community access, and self-directed learning outside schools.
Cleveland Market Reports On Produce And Livestock
Market notes from Cleveland show steady produce prices with vegetables and poultry steady and meat prices mixed. Livestock values rise modestly with steers calves hogs and sheep supported by strong demand in the week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Shane Tous Tun
Goa
Election Tie Secures Clerk Nominees in City Council Review
National Tube Company clerk led nominations as the council failed to break a four to four deadlock. Mayor Vanoster noted additional applicants including former councilman Leonard Smith and others. Scott cast decisive votes, supporting Sy mons, while Powell faced a tied ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symons
Powell
Leonard Smith
Vanoster
Frank Wicox
Harold Ewing
Richard Horan
Birthday Ball Aids Fight Against Infantile Paralysis
The event in Elyria hopes to raise funds with 70 percent staying in the community. Henry L. Doherty chairs the national drive while a national commission will direct the wider research efforts. A Roosevelt radio address will be heard at parties nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Doherty
Elyria
International Society For Crippled Children
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Ohio
Roosevelt
Plan liquor election in Macedonia Ohio
A local option election will be held in Macedonia Ohio on January 29 to determine whether spirituous liquors and wine may be sold in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Cultivating Taste Structures Enjoyment and Growth
A concise meditation on developing discernment through practice. It links deliberate cultivation to the pleasure of refined experiences, suggesting steady habit and attention as keys to deeper satisfaction.
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West Side
Ver & Coal Co
Epwspape
Glass
Reserve Board
Plan Theatre Party
Eastern Star Chapter
Nelson Nickels of
C. E. Wigton
Sunburs
Kutter
Maine
Michigan
Cleveland Grain
Rock Springs
Young Toms Fc
Old Ile
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Cleveland Grain & Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Timotthy
Timothy
Plan Liquor Election
Western Reserve Way
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Lorain County Company For
Lorain County
Cavaliera
Schroll Coal
Reed
Chevalier
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