Davey Calls Lame Duck Session For Friday, Dec. 30th
Columbus Ohio December 27 the House clerk released Gov Daveys proclamation calling a lame duck special session for 10:00 am Friday December 30 to reenact cigarette and liquid fuel taxes for the public school fund and other purposes as may be proposed by a special message. The session aims to confirm several appointments before Davey leaves office including seats on the unemployment insurance and industrial commissions. School advocates warn of financial risk to public schools after January 1 due to expiring revenue measures.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Davey
Lame Duck
Senate
Ohio
General Assembly
Father and Three Sons Die in Train Collision Near West Manchester
In a snowstorm a Pennsylvania passenger train struck the Stivers car between West Manchester and Eldorado, killing farmer Oca Stivers and his three sons Noah Oscar and Cletus. Coroner McCool said the snow blocked visibility and the wreckage was carried a mile. The family had been shopping in Eldorado and left behind a widow and six other children.
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West Manchester
Pennsylvania
Oca Stivers
Noah
Oscar
Cletus
Preble County
Eldorado
Walter McCool
Stivers
Former Cleveland City Manager Hopkins Seriously Injured
AKRON O Dec 27 William R Hopkins 69 former Cleveland city manager was hospitalized with painful cuts and bruises after a collision on US Route 21 near Bath Doctor Harry R Conn said the right eardrum might be broken Also injured were chauf FEUR Frank Wish 36 and occupants John Roger Mrs Lydia Roger and Mrs Emma Lorreux Mrs Roger in serious condition with back and chest injuries The Roger car skidded on icy pavement Hopkins was returning from a business trip to Massillon.
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Akron
William R. Hopkins
Cleveland
Bath
Harry R. Conn
Hopkins
Frank Wish
John Roger
Barberton
Lydia Roger
Emma Loreaux
East Akron
Roger
Massillon
Delighted To Find Safe Opened By Burglars
Cleveland reporter notes Thomas Kysilka owner of a dairy found his safe broken open at the office on December 27. He had bought the safe a month ago and could not open it because the combination failed. There was nothing of value inside except old milk bills.
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Cleveland
Thomas Kysilka
Tire theft reports from local residents and company
George Kay of 200 Marseilles street reported to police Saturday that a tire mounted on a wheel was stolen from his car within the past two weeks. Max Hullman said a spare tire and wheel were stolen from a car owned by the White Motor Company, and he did not know when the theft occurred.
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George Kay
Marseilles Street
Max Hullman
White Motor Company
Motorist to Face DUI Charge in Mayor’s Court Tomorrow
T. W. Grogan of Cleveland is to be tried in the mayor's court here tomorrow on a charge of driving while under the influence. He was arrested on Cleveland street Christmas Eve after his car collided with a machine driven by Alice Foley of 441 Earl court.
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T. W. Grogan
Cleveland
Cleveland Street
Alice Foley
Earl Court
Veterans Leader Attacks V. F. W. Pension Drive
Edwin O. Perrin, head of the American Veterans Association, charged the Veterans of Foreign Wars with pushing costly universal pension legislation for World War veterans and dependents. He said the VFW aims to pension widows and orphans regardless of service cause, risking a $1 billion annual bill by 1963 and new taxes amid a large deficit. Perrin noted his group opposes prepayment of the soldier's bonus and cited $7.57 billion spent on veterans in 20 years plus hospitalization costs.
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Washington
Edwin O. Perrin
American Veterans Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars Today
Perrin
Peace Conference Aims to End Mid-Continent Strike
The National Labor Relations Board arranged a peace conference at the Mid-Continent Petroleum refinery strike in Tulsa. About 450 National Guardsmen occupy quarters amid fears of violence. Denton of Mid-Continent rejects union demands while Coulter of the International Oil Workers Union seeks recognition. The strike began with 600 workers out and broad union support across the region.
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Tulsa
Okla
National Labor Relations Board
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
National
Congress of Industrial Organization
Dwight F. Blackmore
Fort Worth
Tex
NLRB
Denton
Mid-Continent
Pope Nominated for TVA Board by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt plans to nominate Senator Pope of Idaho to the Tennessee Valley Authority board as part of a broader realignment of federal posts. The vacancy arose after the removal of Dr. Arthur E. Morgan for contumacy, with Harcourt Morgan serving as acting chairman.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sen
Pope
Ida
Tennessee Valley Authority
Idaho
TVA
Arthur E. Morgan
Y M C A Busy Place During Holidays
The Y M C A hosts a special holiday program for Elyria school boys not members, with McKinley and Ely schools given access to the gymnasium and swimming pool on designated days. Members of the division supervise and participate as the program proceeds.
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McKinley
Ely
Elyria
Hi Y Club Plans Camps and Afternoon Cadet Activities
Hi-Y Club members start tournaments in checkers chess and camelot. They will travel to Camp Iss See Kes on the Vermilion River tomorrow morning. Afternoon gym classes for Cadets run from p.m. for Juniors and Working Boys at 2 for high school boys at 3 and Preps at 4 p.m. Junior Hi Y Club and Radio Club meetings are set for tomorrow evening.
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Hi-Y Club
Camp
Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Eye sale offered for five thousand dollars in Cincinnati
Finurney Latham of Washington DC offered to sell one eye for 5000 dollars to fund his ill mother. He said he has been out of work over three months and believes eye operations are successful. He claims he can perform plastic work and that his mother is paralyzed.
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Cincinnatio
Finurney Latham
Washington, D.C
Latham
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Amid Steady to Higher Feeds
Regional cattle and calf receipts totaled around 3 000 with feeder demand outlined for 250 to 800 pounds. Market activity remained firmer with buyers showing strength for choice steers and heifers while feeder weights 400 to 700 pounds posted firm prices and instances of gains. Public traders highlighted steady demand for hogs and sheep with favorable quotes for wethers and ewes amid thin supply.
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Mredrinan Ag
Cliadec
Seba
Eho Wethers
Qieditey Sa
Marth
Wy Yorke Min-Tso
Tae AG
Applins Cold Storage Baldwin Standin and Price Shifts
The snippet notes price movements across items including 2% milk, greens, and apples with changes up to $1.90 per unit. Mentions North ern Spy fish to S-in and Flanwina, indicating regional market updates and product listings.
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Applins
Baldwin Stndtn
S-in
Flanwina
Wholesale Produce Prices and Dairy Notes From Market Report
Market sheet lists winesap apples, beets, carrots, cabbage, lettuce, celery, and peppers with prices per pound or per basket. It notes butter and eggs market steady with quality ranges. poultry details include Leghorn and other breeds with yield descriptions.
Elyria Second In Honors For Fire Prevention Week
Elyria placed second in Ohio and thirty-ninth among 739 cities in the United States and Canada for Fire Prevention Week 1938. Lakewood and Cleveland tied for first in Ohio. Akron and Cincinnati tied for third. Elyria earns a merit certificate from the National Board of Fire Underwriters.
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Elyria
Ohio
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Lakewood
Cleveland
Akron
Cincinnati
Cleveland Heights
Massillon
Toledo
Canton
T. Alfred Fleming
National Board
Committee On
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Alaska
Fire damages garage apartment on first floor building
Fire started from a defective smoke pipe at the chimney opening in the first floor garage where the boiler is located. It burned to the under side of the roof on the northeast corner of the second floor, damaging wall board, siding, studding and rafters and some furnishings. An automobile was moved before damage. Firemen worked an hour and 17 minutes and the family reoccupied the apartment.
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O. H. Young
Market Notes on Livestock and Produce Prices
Readable fragments list roosters old terrhorns leghorn cocks ducks geese turkeys hens and old toms with potatos Michigan cobblers Whites and Chippewas russets selling at 1.85 to 2.30 per crate. California white and red 1.75 and 1.74 for Florvida red.
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Michigan
Stina Lao
Reuin
Texas
California
Florvida
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