Bitterly denounces Bricker in Ohio politics clash
Davey Bitterly, former Ohio governor, rails at Governor John Bricker as a dictator in a Jeffersonian banquet speech. He accuses Bricker of scheming to reorganize the unemployment commission, bribery-like tactics with Hanna Coal Co. lobbyists, and civil service manipulation. He warns Bricker seeks White House.
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Mt, Vernon
Marlin L. Davey
Ohio
Republican
Unemployment Compensation Commission
John W. Bricker
Bricker
John
Bricker the Ripper
Davey
Lame Duck
Keith Lawrence
Hanna Coal Co
Senate
Columbus
Lawrence
Labor
White House
Topeka
Kans
Philadelphia
Court notes fines and staff changes reported at Oberlin
Robert Nance of 11 East Vine Street Oberlin paid 5 dollars plus costs total 12 after arraignment before Justice Preston L. Coon on driving with only one headlight. Clair Johnson of LaGrange fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 10 days in county jail after arraignment before Justice Leonard Smith for driving while intoxicated. Sheriff Carl K. Finegan announced Deputy John Hudak of Lorain will lead night operations as night chief deputy to standardize night report writing. Two divorces granted by Judge Guy B. Findley for neglect, Emma E. Stier from George Stitler and Carl O Petersen from Margaret C Petersen with custody to the mother in Petersen case. County commissioners seek a lower insurance rate for county garage buildings and asked Benham to have a company inspector review the property to compare with Elyria city rate due to nearby fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nance
East Vine Street
Oberlin
Preston L. Coon
Clair Johnson
LaGrange
Leonard Smith
Carl KR. Finegan
John Hudak
Lorain
Guy B. Findley
Emma E. Stier
George Stitler
Carl 0. Petersen
Margaret C. Petersen
Petersen
H. H. Benham
Elyria
County official objects to already completed roof contract
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn criticized a plan to authorize a resolution retroactively approving work finished on the county garage roof. He noted County Engineer H L Dunham had roofed the building in January without prior board authority and urged proper authorization before any further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G Dunn
H. L. Dunham
Carey Roofing Company
Dunn
Dunham
13 Ship Crew Suspended Over Sit-Down Strike
In Cleveland, 13 crew members of the tanker Cridoil had certificates suspended from 30 days to one year after a sit-down strike in Toledo harbor last September. The men, all National Maritime Union members tied to CIO, allegedly refused to obey the captain and dropped anchor instead, violating maritime law.
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Cleveland
Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation
Cridoil
Toledo
National Maritime Union
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Burglary At Stanley's Cafe On Lodi Street Stole 50
Burglars broke a lavatory window at Stanley's Cafe between 3 and 6 AM and stole 30 from two cash registers. Patrolmen found no glass pane. employee Mike Kegyes reported the theft at 6 AM. About 15 dollars in bills and 35 in change were taken, with the cafe left otherwise intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Lodi Street
Mike Kegyes
Kegyes
M. E. Olmstead
C .L. Miller
Hey
Ohio Assembly May Take A Short Recess
Ohio lawmakers discuss a possible two week recess to allow joint committees to focus on the biennial budget and a long-range relief program. After action on the ripper and school measures, a relief and budget package would be prioritized for quick post recess action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
Senate
General Assembly
J. H. McGregor
R Coshootn
Navy crash inquiry probes eight plane loss in fog
The Navy investigates a disastrous training flight where eight planes crashed along a 150 mile fog smothered coast from Biloxi to Valparaiso. Brazilian trainees Presser and Horta were aboard the 12 plane formation, while Lahian pilots Brett Whitener McDonough and Ostergren perished. A board of inquiry will determine causes as planes sent inland to escape worsening conditions.
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Ing
Presser
Horta
Naval Air Training Course
Navy
Gulf
Harbert
Biloxi
Miss
Valparaiso
Fla
McDonough
Greenville
Ala
Pensacola
Whitener
Jackson
Brett
Atmore
Laeut
F. J. Monroe
Naval Board of Inquiry
Ostergren
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Fort Peck
Mont
Silver Beaver Award Highlighted At Firelands Area Scout Dinner
A 5 PM business session led by R R Fauver of Lorain precedes a 6 25 PM dinner with H B Castlem an as toastmaster. Cub Pack No 4 Elyria will perform tableaux and a 15 member Cub choristers group will sing under J Martin Beck. The Silver Beaver will be awarded to one man for outstanding service to boyhood after 15 years in scouting. Perle Whitehead will attend as regional representative, and police chiefs from Elyria Lorain Sandusky Norwalk are invited for the principal talk on police work. Election of officers and committee reports are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Fauver
Lorain
Firelands Area Council
H. B. Castleman
Sandusky
Elyria
J. Martin Beck
Elyria High School
Richard J. Newcomb
Firelands Area
Perle Whitehead
Region Four
Norwalk
Elylians to Guest at Oberlin Exchange Club Dinner
The Elyria Exchange Club will dine with the Oberlin Exchange Club at Oberlin Inn on Monday February 27 at 6 30 P M for the first interclub meeting of 1939 in the 16th District Ohio Exchange Clubs The Hon Harold Mosier former House member and Dies Committee member will give the principal address Reservations should be made with Elyria secretary Mark Byers.
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Elyria Exchange Club
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
District of Ohio Exchange Clubs
Harold Mosier
House of Representatives
Dies Committee
Elyria
Mark Byers
Litchfield Plans World Day of Prayer Observance
Litchfield women from three churches organize four neighborhood World Day of Prayer meetings for Friday February 24 at 3:30 p.m. Hosts are Mrs. Ben Holmes North Street Mrs. Eaken East Street Mrs. Cora Falconer South Street and Mrs. Gribben West Street. The sessions are led by local churchwomen with participation of all area ladies.
Clash Over New Deal Foreign Policy in Congress
Washington reports a renewed clash over Roosevelt’s foreign policy as Congress advances the emergency defense program. The House debates the Vinson bill funding naval air bases and Guam harbor work. the Senate reviews an air strength bill to reach 5,500 planes. Key Pittman defends the policy and warns of Axis aims in the hemisphere, while Louis Johnson urges a capable air force to protect the Americas.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Italy
Japan
Latin America
Europe
Asia
National Aviation Forum
Louis Johnson
Vinson
Guam
Birthday surprise honors Mrs. Cook at home gathering
Vincent reports a Friday party at Mrs. J. J. Cook’s home in honor of her birthday anniversary. An oyster supper was served at eight, gifts were presented, and guests socialized. Earlier visits included Lydia Squires Bright of Elyria and others at Markley School.
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John McQuate
McQuate
Alta Holmes
A. J. Holmes
A. J. Wilson
Ben Holmes
Bertha
Arthur McQuate
Tiffin
Paul Krugger
Ellen Langton
Lydia Squires
Bright
Elyria
J. B. Raach
Markley School
New London
Ohio
W. E. Heck and Sons
L. ©. Dean
J. G. Morris
Dean
R. E. Hollis
Bert Hales
North Eaton
Iomer Langton
Columbus
George Langton
Cakes and Ale After Smyth Memorial Sermon at St Marys
After the Jankyn Smyth memorial sermon at St Marys Church in Bury St Edmunds, cakes ale and shilling pieces are handed out. The sermon, preached without a break for 450 years, honors a wealthy town founder who endowed charities in the 15th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jankyn Smyth
St. Mary's
Bury St Edmunds
Cleveland Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry and Livestock
Cleveland market listings show steady butter and egg quotes with various grades and sizes. Livestock receipts are brisk with steers and heifers steady, calves and hogs mixed, and sheep and lambs trading lower at midweek totals.
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Gleveland Livestock
Hkeecipis
Stroma GO
Furniture Needed To Rehabilitate Homes Here
The Chronicle-Telegram reports two or three Elyria homes will be rehabilitated to care for children. Furniture is sought including a baby's bed and floor coverings. Donors are asked to call 7711 to discuss contributing items for these homes.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Major Wilcox of Sandusky Dies At Macon Georgia
Major Clinton B Wilcox 72 vice president Sandusky district manager of the Ohio Public Service Company died in Macon Georgia pneumonia while en route to Florida for a vacation Funeral services set for Thursday in Sandusky He was born 1866 in Sandusky and earlier ran a dry goods business served as VP of Sandusky Gas and Electric then Ohio Public Service after the 1924 merger He helped organize the Sandusky Milan and Norwalk Electric Railroad and was a major in the Ohio National Guard His survivors include wife Caroline Mass Wilcox and daughter Mrs Fred Harten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Clinton B. Wicox
Ohe Public Service Company
Macon
Georgia
Florida
Major Wilcox
Sandusky Gas and Electric Company
Local club hears against state medical program
Dr. L H Trufant of Lorain County Medical Association told Young Men's Club members last night that the nation should keep its voluntary medical system. He cited overseas trials of socialized care, urged caution, and said most people receive adequate care from family doctors. The club also voted to support buying another park site beyond the Fair Grounds to reduce sectional strife, per a mayoral questionnaire.
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L. H. Trufant
Lorain County Medical Association
Young Men's Club
Joseph Q. Petro
Farmers to discuss efficient use of farm machinery
Lorain County farmers will meet tomorrow afternoon at LaGrange Town Hall to study efficient use of farm machinery and buildings with R D Barden of Ohio State University as speaker. Barden will stay in the county Thursday for a farm tractors meeting at Oberlin with morning session at Oberlin Grange Hall and afternoon session at the Klermund garage.
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Lorain County
LaGrange Town Hall
R. D. Barden
Ohio State University Agricultural Engineering
Barden
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange Hall
Klermund Garage
Educational slides topic to be discussed at Lorain County meeting
Lorain County village and rural school superintendents will discuss making and using educational slides at their monthly meeting next Tuesday at Ridgeville High School. George Thoemmes will speak as a representative of a slides company. Other visual education topics will be covered. The event opens with dinner at 6 30 P M. Also reported, Charles Prout says an ax and hand cultivator were stolen from a house he is building on Route 303 in Belden after padlocks were pried off.
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Green
Annex
Bob Lloyd
A. G. Law
L. P. Juell
Ministers Association
Wellington
Litchfield High
Valley City
Reading Circle
Hal Leach
Norris Leath
Oberlin
Moore
Wells Miller
Neil Frombaugh
Virginia Seeley
Castle
Burgettstown
Harry Streett
Lodi Hospital
Streett
Charles Dangelo
Rose Petersen
Erhart
Hamm
Lorain County
Ridgeville High School
George Thoemmes
Charles Prout
Route 303
Belden
France and Britain Likely to Recognize Nationalist Government
Paris reports that France and Great Britain near full legal recognition of the Spanish Nationalist government by this weekend after talks led by Senator Leon Berard. Berard met with Francisco Gomez Jordana and discussed remaining points, with a return to Burgos and to France expected within days.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Leon Berard
Burgos
Francisco Gomez Jordana
Berard
Foreign Office
Jordana
Ohio Woman Over 100 Dies At Home Near Gambier
Mrs Elmyra Humphrey 100 years old died at her home near Gambier Knox county s oldest resident She would have been 101 on May 18 confirming her status as the county s oldest resident William D Trautman dean at Adelbert College Western Reserve University died last night in Clearwater Beach Fla He had served as dean since 1998 on leave of absence Harry E Brooks 5 Cedar Street fined 3 dollars for intoxication after being found on a sidewalk at Lodi and Cascade streets by police at 12 35 A M
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MT. Vernon, O
Elmyra Humphrey
Gamber
Knox County
Cleveland, O
William D. Trautman
Adelbert College
Western Reserve University
Clearwater Beach
Fla
Harry E. Brooks
Cedar Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Lodi
Cascade Streets
Parole Board Sets 43 in Ohio Release List
Hamies Lawrence, sentenced for a shooting that killed, is among 43 prisoners scheduled for parole by the Ohio Parole Board. He is slated to be released from the Ohio Penitentiary on May 1 according to the board's report.
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Hamies Lawrence
Ohio
Ohio Parole Board
Lawrence
Local visitors call on Chatham and Wellington residents
Spencer Mrs. Fred Brinker and daughter Marilyn Shick of Chatham called on G. L. Emerson. Mrs. Mae Kissinger spent the week in Wellington as guest of Claude Weidrick. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Daglash visited Medina to see their son and his wife Adrian Daglash. Dwight Allen left Thursday for Carey Ohio to substitute as A. C. Agent during Mr. Steinmetz illness.
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Louis Ausmuth
Lester
Inlaw
William Fierle
Willoughby
Alta Hastings
Medina
Adrian Dalgleish
Patricia Ann
Henry Bittner
Wayne Baugh
Akron
George Fratz
Kipton
Roy Whitehead
Frank Watkins
Don Barlow
Elyria
W .B. Watkins
Norbert Hood
Charles Desnoyer
Cleveland
Frances Lloyd
Columbus
D. ‘I. Lloyd
Wilbur Schultz
West Richfield
Dorothy Wick
Strongsville
Floyd Howe
Brooklyn
Thurlow Howe
Joe Schindler
Mary Howe
E. L. Jackson
Lawrence Jackson
Ha) Leach and Sons
Seville
L. F. Bridges
Spencer
Victor Haines
Mary’ Howe
Blaine Archer
Inna Toreetn
Alan de
Fred Brinker
Marilyn Shick
Chatham
G. L. Emerson
Mae Kissinger
Wellington
Claude Weidrick
Ford Daglash
Adrian Daglash
Dwight Allen
Leff
Carey
Ohio
A. C
Steinmetz
Illinois Dominates National Confection Output in 1937
Illinois led the United States in candy production with 99,371,121 dollars of confectionery goods in 1937, accounting for nearly one third of the nation's total, according to a U S Census Bureau survey.
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Chicago
Illinois
U. S. Census Bureau
Chamberlain Warns on Disarmament Conference Feasibility
Chamberlain says he might call a disarmament conference if effective but doubts fate would make it productive. He notes international confidence is not yet there to make such a conference workable, while Britain remains united in supporting government re armament as an unfortunate necessity given the international situation.
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Chamberlain
Britain
Archery classes to award color emblems at YMCA
YMCA archery classes begin this week with emblems for skill and an optional perfect score award. Five colored emblems white for 50, black 100, blue 150, red 200, yellow 250, plus a potential 270 point emblem. Gold stars for six consecutive bull's eyes. Classes held Wednesday and Friday nights this week and continue through the summer camping season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Geyer
Geyer
Revival Services At Salvation Army In Palestine
Envoy Berry leads revival talks at the Salvation Army hall in Palestine. He has spent winters in the Holy Land Egypt and Turkey and invites the public to join the 7 45 pm service walking the shores of Galilee and Jericho Road experiences. Public is invited.
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Palestine
Berry
Salvation Army Hall
Holy Land
Egypt
Turkey
Galilee
Jordan
Jericho
Jerusalem
Gethsemane
Mount of Olives
Four Boys Ordered To Report To Police After Disturbance
Last night four boys aged 14 and 15 were ordered to report to police headquarters after school today. The action follows a disturbance they caused in front of a Marseilles avenue residence where a party was in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouce
Marseilles Avenue
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Ohio Assembly
Eenwenssne
Champion
Big Ben Lump
Murbach Coal
Elyrians
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Vincent
Meduim
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Texas
Toledo Grain Close
Macon, Georgia
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Colllege Dean
Schedued
Salvation Army
Wheeler Road
Jersey
Rhode Island
Reese
Fordson Tractor
Fred Kroger
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Ktinect
P. A. Walker General Auctioneer
Redington
Nichols Court
Elsha
Bailey Market
Finan Haddie
Haddock
Hammond’s
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