Ohio Senate Amends Relief Bill
In Columbus February 2 the Ohio Senate approved an emergency 5 million relief bill 32 to 2 with a 50 50 matching clause amid concerns on how cities will raise their share. House concurrence was awaited after Senate amendments were reviewed including whether January spending could count toward matching credits. Other measures discussed included extending cigarette and liquid fuel taxes to March 31 1941 with revenues to general funds, enabling bonds to cover deficits, and a bill to raise grape industry permit fees and limit non Ohio wine imports for blending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
House
William McCulloch
Leo
Alcherman
Cleveland
General Revenue
Richard Milroy
R. Lucas
Sen
A. D. Baumhart
Erie
Ohio
Margaret A. Mahoney
Cuyahoga
Hcense
Albert F. Stokes
R. Fairfield
State Industrial Relations Department
Department of Labor
Secret Arms Plan Sparks Guam Disclosure Debate
A dispute grows over a proposal to fortify Guam and a push by Sen. Bennett Clark to make the inside story of arming France public. The Military Affairs Committee expects a party split vote while civil service, pension, and state transfer issues also surface in House discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Military Affairs Committee
Sen
Bennett Clark
D. Mo
France
Clark
F.D. R
William O'Neill
R. Washington
William Whetto
D. Lawrence
House
Court activity dips as judges miss day
Common pleas court operations halted with both judges absent. Judge Guy B Findley traveled to Columbus for the Ohio Forestry Association annual meeting where he serves as president, while Judge D A Cook went to Port Clinton to hear an assigned case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Guy B. Findley
Columbus
Ohio Forestry Association
D. A. Cook
Port Clinton
County Admin Funds Discussed at Convention
Numbered item notes expended less than six percent for administration last year and a $3205 unused balance in the administration fund at the end of 1938. The county auditor's department reported the balance, with the league seeking state permission to transfer it to grants as Columbus convention attendees, County Commissioners, were away at the Ohio County Commissioners Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Columbus
Ohio County Commissioners Association
Fred Ruth
Former Reformatory Superintendent Dies
Marysville Women's Reformatory former superintendent Mrs Mittendorf dies at her Sarasota home. Appointed in 1915 when the institution opened, she resigned in 1935 and was succeeded by Mrs Reilly of Cleveland. Survived by husband Louis and two adopted daughters.
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Columbus
Lewise Mittendorf
Marysville
Husband Of Hope Hampton To Be Sentenced Feb. 10th
Jules Brulatour film distributor and former husband of Hope Hampton pleaded guilty to illegal possession of firearms. Sentence deferred to February 10 with a maximum penalty of up to three years in prison. Brulatour, 68, appeared in special sessions court wrapped in a heavy overcoat and muffler.
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New York
Jules Brulatour
Husend
Hope Hampton
Bulatour
Park Avenue
Brulatour
Special Sessions
Max D. Steuer
Olympic Games Nearing Finish at YMCA Meet
The YMCA boys competition nears its close with final events next week. Cadets leader Donald Looper holds 31 points, ahead of Robert Heilman (11 behind) in second. Junior Byam leads Prep class with 19 points. William Pemberthy close at 17. High school leaders Gordon Wallace and Alex Tra coff at 20, Jack Yost 14, Ed Gutowski 12. Working Boys class shows Tom Chapman with 38 points, double others. Jack Dunn 19, Philis Stock third. A wind resistant cactus design uses lattice-like wood fibres for wind support and flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Roe
Roe
Donald Looper
Robert Heilman
Jerry Gaston
Harry Hanson
Junior Byam
William Pemberthy
Robert Reichard
William Kenawell
John Welert
Geza Kozmits
James Scarbrough
Gordon Wallace
Alex Tracoff
Senate rebuke of Wilson policy splits nations and funds
Pace One recounts a Senate clash over the League of Nations and a $2 billion stabilization fund. Senators Nye Clark Johnson and Vandenberg challenged secrecy and warned the funds might lead to wartime alliances with France or Britain. Roosevelt argued the program aids unemployment and production for a coming surge of orders, urging Americans to reject U S use as world policeman and to refuse collective security ventures.
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Senate
Woodrow
Alben W Barbier
D. Ky
Sens Nye
Clark
Hiram W Johnson
R Cahf
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R. Mich
Treasury
France
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Britain
Vandenberg
Nye
Funeral services for Mrs Ruth Pitts held at St Marys Berea
Ruth Pitts died yesterday. Funeral services set for Saturday at 10 30 from St Marys church Berea with Rev Maher officiating. Burial in St Peters cemetery Ridgeville. Friends may call at 30 White street Berea.
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Ruth Pitts
St. Mary’s Church
Berea
Maher
St. Peter's Cemetery
Ridgeville
White Street
Death Notice of Mrs Louis H Jackson in Elyria
Mrs Louis H Jackson aged 53 of 138 Spruce Street Elyria died yesterday at 2 40 AM in Toledo State Hospital after a seven week illness. Born September 13 1888 in Avila Indiana she lived in Elyria eighteen years and was a member of St Agnes church and St Agnes Altar Society. Survived by husband three sisters Mrs Carl Lescher Elyria Mrs George Swinnerton Alliance and Mrs Grayson Kreibeck Washington DC step mother Mrs Catherine Wagner Alliance and step brother Victor Wagner Bellevue. Friends may call at residence. Funeral Saturday at 9 00 AM from St Agnes church Fr Leo Brissell officiating Burial in St Marys cemetery.
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Louis H. Jackson
Spruce Street
Toledo State Hospital
Avila
Indiana
Elyria
St. Agnes Church
St Agnes Altar Society
Carl Lescher
George Swinnerton
Alliance
Grayson Kreibeck
Washington, D. C
Catherine Wagner
Funeral services for baby boy Kistner at Bittner
Funeral services for baby boy Kistner held this afternoon at 2 from the Bittner funeral home. Interment was in St Marys cemetery. Surviving are the parents Mr and Mrs Edward Kistner of 4 Glover court a brother Edward J and sister Mary and grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Kistner and Mr and Mrs Fred Pillivant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kistner
Elvrra Memoral Hospital
Bittner
Hungarian-born Joseph Papp Dies After Four Months Illness
Joseph Papp, aged 67, husband of Mary, died February 1 at 6 30 pm at his home 130 Rush Street Elyma born in Hungary January 1 1879 came to Elyma 22 years ago Survived by wife and one brother Friends may call at Bittner Funeral Home funeral services Saturday 630 at Sacred Heart Church where he was a member Rev T S Zekany to officiate and burial in St Mars Cemetery
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Joseph Papp
Mary
Rush Street
Hungary
Elyma
Bittner Feneral
Sacred Hert
T S Zekany
St Mars’s Cemetery
Hidden Li Chek plate system described for cars
A fragment describes an instrument panel component with miniature license plates inserted in a non-removable slot, intended to serve the owner for years. The container housing these plates cannot be opened without destruction, highlighting the Li-Chek method mentioned in the text.
Schmeling Denies Trouble With German Government
Mas Schmeling arrived in the United States to erase his one round loss to Joe Louis. He denied reports of trouble with the German government and said he dined with Dr Goebbels six weeks ago. He refused to discuss politics and joked about the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mas Schmeling
United States
Joe Louis
Joseph Goebbels
Schmeling
Goebbels
Anny Ondra
Gambling device ruling on page one court decision
The court held a machine game is gambling if its outcome is determined by the device rather than the player and involves a prize of value. Amusement counts as value, tokens yield gambling value, and three elements exist: chance, price, and a prize. A medieval aside mentions Anglia at the earth’s edge with Jerusalem center.
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Hiss Vickel
Arr&seracht
Jerusalem
England
Anglia
Elyrian plan to make city center for Li-Chek sales
Presented to police officials and insurance men in several states, the Elyrians expect broad acceptance and a reduction in automobile theft insurance rates. They aim to establish the city as the center for Li-Chek manufacture and distribution, with favorable countrywide response to the proposition.
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Elyriang
Oberlin Debating League Opens Schedule
The Cleveland Southwestern Debating League begins its two round schedule with Oberlin facing Fairview at Rocky River on the affirmative and Rocky River on the negative at Berea. Oberlin’s team aims for the state tournament with subject on aligning with Great Britain. Coaches and players noted, with Vermillion replaced by Fairview.
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Oberlin
Cleveland Southwestern
Fairview
Rocky River
Berea
United States
Great Britain
Vermillion
Arthur Frazer
Miriam Verda
Valentin Nasipak
Melvern Hoff
Ruth Taylor
LE. Muntz
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Meeting Recalls Luther
The Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society met Wednesday with Mrs George Worcester of East Hamilton Street. Seventeen members and two guests attended. Rev Dawe led the discussion on Martin Luther. The next meeting is set for February 15 at Mes John Bauman’s home on North Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
George Worcester
Hamilton Street
Rev Dawe
Martin Luther
Mes
John Bauman
North Park Street
Oberlin Arts and Industries resumes Monday evening classes
The adult education program at Oberlin High School will resume next Monday per Walter Williams. Arts and Industries director announces woodwork textile weaving fine arts ceramics and photography classes start Monday evening at 7 3? the schedule invites members from last term and others in the community to join.
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Arts and Industries Department
Oberlin High School
Walter Williams
Arts and Industries
Last Gates
Wbos
Women's Relief activities include meeting and program
Professor D Ro Meotestayve von The Church in Mexico leads a Women's Assembly meeting at the James Brind House with a special vocal program by Miss Kobeleen Thompson of the Oberlin Conservatory. Past Presidents of the Women's Relief Corps plan a potluck dinner Friday at one at Grange Hall, followed by the WR regular meeting. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs host a card party tonight in the IOOF Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Ro Meotestayve
Moexico
James Brind
Rebekahs
Hall
Sorosis Luncheon and Local Events in Oberlin
Sorosis held a luncheon at Oberlin with a review of Margaret Halsey’s With Malice Toward Some by Mrs Carolyn Jelliffee. A Stamp Dance for grades nine to twelve is set for Friday at 7 30 p m in the high school gym with Ad Mueller and his Townsw öğn providing music.
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Sorosis
Oberlin Fon
Margaret Halsey
Carolyn Jelliffee
Ad Mueller
Ralph McKee
Detroit
R .D. A. Gunn
West Lorain Street
FE J Lampson
North Cedaro Oavenue
Chicago
E. W. Lampson
Donsham
Amarietta College
North Park Street
Burns Gunn
Cleveland
R. D Gunn
Stallion Murray Contender For National Honors in 1938
Percheron stallion Corlict owned by William B Murray of Wellington is named a contender for national honors in the Percheron Horse Association of America contest. The five-horse field includes Majors champion lines and a record of success at livestock shows. Murray and Bernie Biae Farms are among entrants from Ohio and Delaware regions with other entries from G A Drind Son and Ohio State University.
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Corlict
Wiliam B. Murray
Wellington
Chicage
Popepo
Horse Association of Weenie
Maurras
Bernie Biae Farms
Oho
Chester Co
Delon Chaceland
G A Drind
Delaware
Ohio State
Columbus
United States
Canada
Otho
Dies Center Of Sharp Controversy In The House
Washington February 2 Rep Knute Hull of Washington attack chair Martin Dies head of the House committee probing un American activities saying he is not a judicial person and unfit to direct further inquiry. The debate touched off plans to extend the Dies committee for one year with $100000 for expenses as party members clash over its procedures and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knute Hull
Wash
Martin Dies
House
Ite
Hill
House Rules Committee
Dies
EF. E. Cox
Adolph J. Sabath
D. Tl
John J Dempsey
Dempsey
Driver Pleads Guilty To Reckless Driving Charge
Lacie Patton of 3640 Dallas Avenue Loran pleaded guilty to reckless driving after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petra for a Sunday complaint when his car struck a fire plug on Middle Avenue near Lith Street. The case was continued for sentencing to next Wednesday. He said he would try to raise $9 to pay for the fire plug. Pollock Delaware and Charles A Wentz Upper Sandusky were noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacie Patton
Dallas Avenue
Loran
Joseph Q. Petra
Middle Avenue
Ineac Lith
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