A F O L Joins In Demand For Tax Revision
MIAMI Feb 9 The American Federation of Labor joined business groups in urging amendment of federal tax laws to ease the burden on industry The council’s Miami meeting proposed a four point recovery plan including repeal of capital gains and undistributed profits taxes more federal relief for the unemployed opposition to wage cuts and private industry job creation The AFL stance differed from the CIO favored plan for heavy relief and government pump priming John L Lewis CIO chairman opposed wage cuts a view also endorsed by President Roosevelt
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MIAME
American Federation of Labor
Capitol Hill
A. F. of L
Executive Council
Miami
Fla
Congress
Federation
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
Filibusterer Ellender Aims Two Week Senate Speech
Sen. Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana prepares to resume his anti-lynch bill filibuster with enough material to echo for two weeks on the Senate floor. He recently set a modern record with a six day speech and may seek endless remarks if daily sessions continue late. Supporters consider cloture moves and a revival of night sessions.
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Washington
Allen J. Ellender
Senate
Ilouse
Eliénder
Ellender
Sigens
Scout Court of Honor Honors Local Boys and Patrol Award Winners
The troop led by Scoutmaster B. P. Gates held a candle-light ceremony and recited the twelve scout laws. Awards included First and Second Class cards for several scouts, Merit Badges for many, and the Kangaroo Patrol won the Troop Trophy for top attendance and conduct. Fathers and officials participated in the Court of Honor. In England, 800 feet of rails will be laid to reduce noise in the Kennington Highgate subway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Gates
David Evans
James Arnold
Marvin Evenchik
Kenneth ¥Esaler
Charles Conrad
Robert Barnhart
Horace Denner
Sidney Gardner
Karl Osborn
Neal Jensen
Walter Hendricks
William Buswell
Robert Nethercut
Ted Alten
Nathan Brenner
John Hoffman
Dick Meckiey
Dave Hoffman
John Birch
William Vinson
Wayne Meinke
Paul Wekler
William Collins
Melvin Evgenchik
James Simpson
David Evang
Phil Hoffman
Tom Ernshay
Richard Newcomb
Korain
A. H. West
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Charles B. Evans
J. C. Lingitte
Harold Birch
L. D. Huffman
W. C. Méinke
Kennington Highgate
England
Court approves fees and dozens of local suits filed
County commissioners approved a 59.70 bill for Com mon Pleas Judge Charles R. Sergeant of Ashland for three days of trial work in December. In Columbia township Herman Johnson sues W E Porter et al for 3880 and seeks foreclosure. Mary Szorok is granted divorce from Michael Szorok with 520 alimony. Sam Rose sues Fernando A. Dias for 385 for labor and materials. Agnes Bandaszewicz and Mary Gzrlo contest the will of Victoria Skocz, naming Sofia Gorski et al. August Campagna sues John Uhrin for 25 for injuries from January 19. Dr Joan Mobr sues John and Anna Biltz for 200 for medical services. Death of Arthur L Hayes prompts 25000 damage suit by Jean McHale administrator. A decree favorable to John Watson Jr executor in tax fight over Bishop Babcock stock and Standard Oil holdings is noted.
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Common Pleas
Charles R. Sergeant
Ashland
Victoria Skocz
Agnes Bandaszewicz
Mary Gzrlo
Sofia Gorski Et al
John i. Watson, Jr
Ashton G. Bean
Elyria
White Motor Company
Guy B. Findley
State Tax Commission
Watson
Bishop Babcock
Ing Company
Standard Oil Company of
New
Jersey
Bishop Ba
Colson Night Draws 600 at Elyria Y M C A Event
More than 600 men and children filled the Elyria Y M C A for Colson Night activities. The program featured basketball and volleyball, swimming, dancing, and a modest supper. Comedic moments arose in a basketball game as players improvised rules the crowd enjoyed.
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Colson
Elyria Y. M. C
Comedr
U Ally
Two Maple Street youths confess to thefts, police report
Two boys, both about 17, from South Maple Street, surrendered to Marshpal W. McKinley of Sheffield Lake Village on charges of breaking into cottages. They confessed to stealing a stove, kitchen table and chairs, and two chairs from a cottage last week and selling the furniture for 5.50 at a second hand store, per signed confessions.
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South Maple Street
Marshpal W .McKinley
Sheffield Lake Village
Cme
Dividend Detail Mentioned as Noncash in 1935 Record
Inline reference notes a yield of $0.0u2.05 for 1935 that was not a cash dividend. The fragment points to a noncash distribution or in kind yield in that year. Further context unavailable in the readable text.
Obie rin Speaker Highlights America Travel Talk Series
John L. Lippey of Greyhound Lines will appear in Oberlin to address the Business Men's club at the Grange Hall on Friday. His talk Amazing America covers the nation’s beauties and historic sites with noted figures in government film and entertainment as context. He previously led the world wonder car tour and met leaders in Washington and Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
John L. Lipper, Jr
Business Men’s Club
Grange Hall
Lippey
Greyhound Lines
America
United States
Union
Washington
Hollywood
Grayhound Lines
Oberlin Women group hosts review of Morrow book at home
Mrs Clara Greene hosted the Literature department meeting at her Khowsod Place home Tuesday afternoon focused on a review of Honore Morrows We Must. Maret led by Mrs BF Jeffery and Mrs J Me Roberts. A social hour followed. Subsequent items note upcoming Democratic Women’s club meeting February 11 at 9 p.m. at 93 East Lorain Street with a program by Mrs Edward Haskell and a social hour. Dr W C Hart to cover duties of Dr H W Bradshaw the college physician after surgery. Jean Ann Carpenter born February 6 at Allen Hospital to Mr and Mrs W G Carpenter of East Lorain Street. Girl Scout Council meets February 10 at 3 a.m. at Mrs J D MackLaury’s home. West College and Prospect Street Neighborhood club meets February 10 at 7 45 p.m. with Mrs C H Dudley. Miss Noyes of Turkey will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Greene
Oberlin Women’s
Khowsod Place
Honore Morrow
BF. EH. Jeffery
J. MeRoberts
Joe Obernn
Democratic Women's Club
Alice Doffers
East Lorain Street
Edward &. Haskell
Charlotte Scott
WV. C. Hart
H. W. Bradshaw
W. G. Carpenter
Jean Ann
Allen Hospital
Girl Scout Council
D. MackLaury
East College, Street
West College
Prospect Atree
J. W. Thibbard
Reamer Place
C. If. Dudley
West College Street
Scouts Observe National Boy Scout Week in Oberlin
National Boy Scout Week is observed February 6 to 13 by local scouts. A scouting display is in Powers and Dawley window. A Saturday hike and Sunday church services at the Methodist church are planned. Parents Night is postponed. The dinner will be held on Washington's Birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers and Dawley Store
Methodist Church
Oberlin
Washington
Oberlin Bustess and Women's Club Valentine Party
The Oberlin Bustess and Professional Women's Club held a Valentine party at the home of Mrs. Frank Felkner on East College Street with twenty five members present. A program of games and stunts followed a routine meeting and refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Clu
Frank Felkner
East College Street
Mary
Man Serving Seven Years May Be Innocent
Detroit report states Lonise Jenkins, jailed seven years for the murder of his wife, may be innocent due to new evidence. State witness might change her story. FBI review confirms note of death by own action was written by Mrs Jenkins. Jenkins maintains innocence, seeking to clear his name for his daughter.
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Detroit
Med
Oy Lonise Jenkins
Duncan C. Metres
Asher. Cornelius
Jackson
Jenkins
Cornelinus
McCrea
Berry Zimerman
Jenking
Miss Zimmeriman
Mareried
Cornelius
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jackson Prison
Peopie
Kent
Junior Hi-V Friendship Club Valentine Party Planned
Members of Junior Hi-V and Friendship Clubs will join near Tuesday night for a Valentine party at the M C A. Harold Stanford will welcome the Friendship Girls, Jeanor Carr will respond, a Ti-Yoqunit tet will sing, a group of Friendship Club members will present shadow pictures, and Charles O Malley will accompany with guitar.
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Ie Jurior Hick
M.C. A
Harold Stanford
Jeanor Carr
Jack Elston
Rocet Karp
Seymour Wiley
Charles O'Malley
Friendship Chub
Charles O'Malies
Two Local Incidents Reported From Ohio County
Mrs Henry Sick of Wincklesstree reports her daughter Gers aldine bitten on the right leg by a neighbor s dog while playing with other children The injury was treated at Elytia Mermorist Hospital In Columbus a joint trial was sought today for Stephen Figuli and Carl Boettcher accused in the bank holdup killing of Judge Robert Cline Trials set for March 7 and Boettcher s to be held at the same time Both pleaded not guilty to first degree murder indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Wincklesstree
Gersaldine
Elytia Mermorist Hospital
Culembus
Stephen Figuli
Carl Boettcher
Robert Cline
Figuli
Boettcher
Desree
Elyria Food Dealers Question City Health Ordinance
A committee and merchants debated a proposed city ordinance governing food handlers with communicable diseases. Merchants oppose the ordinance in its current form, while urging a city wide standard and a free examination office for affected workers. Dr French noted some workers already hold permits and officials expect a health board office to handle examinations. Perbody claims the Elyria food dealers group represents nearly all local providers.
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Ohio
Board of Health
Doctora
Peabody
French
Ile
Perbody
Elyria
County approves Buick sedan purchase for sheriff’s dept
County Commissioners authorize buying a 1937 Buick sedan from Snyder Buick Co for 960 dollars with 191 from old car credit, net 750. J E Davidson and Edward Dechant vote yes, Oscar G Dunn opposed, preferring a Studebaker at 950 with 255 old-car allowance, net 695. Five bids were received, Dunn says Buick chosen for lowest bid and best value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Sheriff's Department
Snyder-Buick Company
Jehu £. Davidson
Edward Dechant
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Studebaker
Davidson
Buick
Neighborhood Club of Boys Organized in Elyria
The Neighborhood Club of Boys organized by East Side youths is led by O A Lysaght with Herman Gerer as boys' work director. Members include Arnold Molnar Bernard Lygaght Mark McGinnis Ralph McGinnis Glenn Seeley Ed Rasner Robert Cox Ed Woodrutt Ralph Coa Raymond Scarbrough Junior Gotro Paul Wehmaan and Ted Gider. Geyer hopes more neighborhood clubs form this spring and a summer softball league may arise.
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East Side Boys
Herman Gerer
Elyria ¥. Mlc
O. A. Lysaght
Arnold Molnar
Bernard Lygaght
Mark McGinnis
Ralph McGinnis
Glenn Seeley
Ed Rasner
Robert Cox
Ed Woodrutt
Ralph Coa
Raymond Scarbrough
Junior Gotro
Paul Wehmaan
Ted Gider
Geyer
Rotarians View Transportation Progress Film
Elyria Rotary members viewed a motion picture on transportation evolution emphasizing gasoline progress by H. A. Bingham of Cleveland. The show included experiments to reduce knocking. A defective smoke pipe caused a false fire alarm at J. Gildenmeister’s 140 Oak Street. firemen found no fire after investigation.
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Elyria Rotary
H. A. Bingham
Cleveland
Viremen
Elyria
J. Gildenmeister
Gak Street
Capone Suffering mental decline at Alcatraz hospital
Federal authorities report that Capone remains in the Alcatraz prison hospital after a serious collapse. San Francisco psychiatrists describe a degenerative brain disease with deepening depression and delusions of grandeur. Warden Johnston gave no details, while the Justice Department says no transfer is planned unless doctors recommend it.
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Ban Francisco
Scarface al Caupune
Way
Alcatraz Ishend
Hoodlain
Chicago
Edward Twitchell
San Francisco
Vanine Capone
Department of Justice
Washington
Capone
Department
Kiwanians Hear Vocational Work Discussed At Meeting
M. Troy Marwadt, state vocational work coordinator, will speak at the Elyria Kiwanis Club noon meeting at the Graystone Hotel. The group, led by Marshall, oversees adult classes as Sucht classes begin at General Industries and The Shovel Company plants in Elyria. A joint meeting with the Elyria Rotary is planned for Thursday next week with H. Crane Lester of the FBI to speak. The final meeting place is not yet decided.
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M. Troy Marwadt
Atsteier
State Department
Cofncation
Mlyria Kiwanis Club
Graystone
Marshall
General Industries Company
Thew Shovel Company
Elyria
Elnv
Elyria Rotary Club
H. Crane Lester
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Former Showgirl Told To Get Out
Rose Rickerc known as Hope Dave, a former showgirl, was discharged today by Magistrate Nathan A Beifel after being arrested with J Richard Dixie Davis. Beifel said Philadelphia and New York don’t want her as she hurled a handbag at a photographer and a bottle of spirits of ammonia at a reporter in a burst of hysteria.
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Philadelphia
Rose Rickerc
Hope Dave
J. Richard Dixie Davis
Nathan A. Beifel
New York
Beifel
Courage and ship heroism in wartime crash landing
Lieutenant Kelsey displayed outstanding courage and judgment during a night crash landing at Wright Field after his plane was damaged by a burning aircraft. He guided a safe landing, preventing the destruction of valuable government property. The decoration was awarded to Second Lieutenant Homer Buushay Jr. of San France, now at Pt Gewis, for similar heroism on October 6 when their plane became disabled.
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Kelsey
Wright Field
Homer Buushey, Jr
San France
Pt Gewis
A? Lia
Britain assures U S of support in case of far East action
London reports say Britain has assured the United States of support if direct action is taken in the far East. Professor Gilbert Murray, head of the League of Nations Union, told the National Liberal Club that Britain would back the US in any risky move, though only as part of a joint effort with America. He noted confidential government communications and predicted Russian backing if the two nations intervene with America.
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London
United States
Gilbert Murray
League of Nations Union
National Liberal Club
Murray
Britain
China
America
Tometo
Russia
Opposes Increase In Naval Power
Dr Charles A Beard testified before the House Naval Affairs Committee opposing President Roosevelts 20 percent naval power increase. He described the Quarantine policy from the Chicago speech as implicit and capricious, urging restraint on battleship expansion and warning it could shape international relations in Europe and Asia.
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Wasrington
Charles A. Beard
House Naval Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
Chicago
Beard
Europe
Asia
Firestone to be buried in Akron after memorials
Harvey Firestone body, escorted by three sons and a niece, leaves Miami for Akron for funeral services. Memorials held in Miami with Bishop Rogers and Rev. Hmerson officiating. The 700 year old industrialist died at his Florida estate Monday. services set for Friday at 1129 a m. Richard Crooks to join a nationwide radio memorial next Monday night.
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Miami
Harvey Firestone
Akron
Willionaire Tire
Manmoth Industrial Enterprises
Rusgell
Raymond
Roger
Makh
Ake
Firestone
Florida
Tr Wags
Richard Crooks
New York Metropolitan Opera
Miller fined for intoxication. incident with mayor noted
Delbert F. J. Miller of Detroit road was fined $1 and costs for intoxication after being arrested around 220 pm yesterday near Third and Middle avenues. He allegedly tore Mayor Josep Q. Petro during the incident, according to a police report.
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Delbert F. J. Miller
Detroit Road
Miayor Josep Q. Petro
Toolig
Third
Middle Avemue
Flete
Stolen Magazines Reported From Unattended Sack
A man reports theft of magazines from a sack on his bicycle while left unguarded at Temple Church and Middle Avenue yesterday. The magazines were valued at five cents each. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
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Fiusetie Plas
Mare seHies
Temple Caer
Middle Avenue
Tie Bey
Lodge event details and 26 year pins awarded
Continued report on Miyvia lodge affairs including property purchases, festival plans, and ceremonial honors. Elyaid lodar received 26 year service pins from Ranlted Rites. committee chair Mone Wilder led the meeting with other named officials present.
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Miyvia
Becdis
Tire
Mone Wilder
Guynittee
J A. Pyhoman
Charles Farrell
Dame
Farrel
Jude Jones
Georges FT. Lewis
Lerset
Sothe Orden
William A. Reed
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Stone‘s Grill
Herman Johnson
W. E. Porter
Mary Szorok
Michael Szorok
Sam Rose
Fernando A. Dias
Lorain
Anthony Campagna
August Campagna
Avon
John Uhrin
Lakewood
Pat
Joan Mobr
John and
Anna Biltz
Avon Lake
Arthur L. Hayes
Wellington
Paul O. Mix
Elmer Ames
Jean McHale
Hayes
Hares
Micar
Edward Hensle
Grafton Prison Farm
Esther Woody
Esther Woo
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Imriih
Eleanorskirk
Mins Wands Powery
Hear Neat Rmgular Meeling
Church Forum
Juanes Brand
Wth
Roger BD
Arnald
Arnold
Neighborhood Club of Boys
Sederis
U. S
Bulletin
Catia
Nolan Mers
Ted Pope
Tyre
Sheri Levator Co
Montana
Timothy Hay
Timothy Shoo
Jonathin
Jem Yue
Baldwin
Rhode Island
Rome
Grimes
Harley
Eddy Sei
Rook
Ea Bighier
Ole Gidaen
Minar Im Clesatys— Theater
Iesu
ILO Ateady
Ugb
Stags
Cleseland
Idaho
Michigan
Maine
Green Mountains
Pennsylvania
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Court Street
TTC
Eaton Center
Nichols Farm
Guernseys
Jerseys
Guernsey
Chester White
McCormick
New Idea
John Deere
Jaton P.T. A
George Gulgen
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Ellnect
Saieabe
Pati
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