Origin Of Letter Drive On Court Plan Seeks Evidence
Washington February 36 administration leaders opened an inquiry into the source of a letter campaign opposing Roosevelt's court plan. House Rules Chairman O'Connor said preparations were under way to collect information on Congressmen receiving pink and blue slips reading Hands Off the Supreme Court. Rep Nichols referred the matter to the White House. Opponents doubted the impact of the letters amid broader mail against the plan. The three-day National Conference on Constitutional Amendment announced a March 18 program with speakers including LaGuardia Beard Green Lewis and others. Secretary Wallace said farm voters were naturally conservative about the measure.
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Washington
Fed
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
John J. O'Connor
House Rules Committee
Jack Nichols
Okla
White House
O'Connor
Oklahoma
Nichole
United States Supreme Court
Senate
House
House Judiciary Committee
George Norris
Ind
Fiorella H. LaGuardia
New York
Charles Beard
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Mr. W. Thatcher
Farmers’ National Grain
Holt challenges plan in radio speech to submit to people
General Rush D. Holt of West Virginia urged the President to present the plan to the public for ratification or rejection. He questioned a definite mandate from voters and contrasted delays with the speed of constitutional amendments, noting the long life of the child labor amendment and the quicker ratification of others.
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Rush D. Holt
W. Va
United States
Ditch Improvement Backed by Court Official and County Clerk
Court bailiff Fred Bauer proved to skeptics that as a ditch walker he is as capable as a county commissioner and pleased with the $5 labor fee. He acted in place of Commissioner Edward DeChant in Avon Lake's Klehn ditch project while DeChant recuses himself. Bauer joined Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn and John F. Davidson to view the ditch and deemed the improvement needed. A bearing cost discussion is set for March 11 in the commissioners’ office. CCC camp workers will provide the needed debris removal gear.
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Fred Bauer
Bauer
Edward DeChant
Klehn
Avon Lake
DeChant
Oscar G. Dunn
John FE. Davidson
Isbor
CCC
Will Ask Delay In Probation Hearing
A request to postpone the probation hearing for Ernest Daniels 30 of Cleveland who pled guilty to grand larceny in the Foster Fitch burglary will be made by attorneys Charles F Adams and Lon B Adams. The delay aims to secure key witnesses. Alex Berlin 29 of Cleveland also pled guilty to grand larceny but seeks no probation and has a lengthy prior record.
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Ernest Daniels
Cleveland
Foster-Fitch Company
Charles F
Lon B. Adams
Jon Adams
Alex Berlin
Daniels
Atte Penal Institutions
Jesser
Howard R. Butler
Berlin
Lorain Countians To Present Radio Program
Four Lorain County 4 H members active in club work will rehearse tonight for a health themed radio program to air Saturday from 12 45 to 1 p m on WHK Cleveland The participants are Mrs Mead Petty Henrietta advisor to a health active club Warren Church Wellington 1935 health champion Miss Mabel Wade county health nurse and Four H camp nurse and Miss Alice Bird county agricultural extension agent The Knights of St Patrick motto Who Shall Separate is noted in passing.
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WHK
Cleveland
Mead Petty
Henrietta
Warren Church
Wellington
High School Choir Plans Busy Season Ahead
Elyria High School expects a busy next few months for its 60 member cappella choir. The first appearance is next Tuesday at First Congregational church for the Musical Arts Society. The group may join the Lake Erie High School League music festival on April 13 at Lakewood High School, forming a massed chorus of about 300 from six schools. robes will be worn for the festival. A district music contest participation remains undecided due to expense. Concert set for Tuesday features three parts with selections from Palestrina, Bortnianski, Morley, and Russian and Norwegian pieces, concluding with Will James and Pinsutt works.
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Elyria High School
First Congregational Church
Musical Arte Society
J. Martin Beck
Lake Erie
Elyria
Beck
Musical Arts Society
Palestrina
Bortnianski
Zzingarek
Morley
Ars
Will James
Dy Pinsutt
Home Council Invited To Meet Here In Lorain County
Lorain County agents report the Northeastern Ohio Women’s Home Council will meet in Columbus with a conference of women extension agents. Miss Grace Freisinger of the U S Department of Agriculture will lead discussions on home economics planning and rural electrification programs.
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Lorain County
Northeastern Ohio Women’s Home Council
Columbus
Misa Alice Bird
Lorain
Northeastern Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Youngstown
Medina
Curahoga
Camp Crag
Grace Freisinger
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Death Record of Frank Smalley in Amherst
Frank Smalley, 78, died at Amherst Hospital at four this morning after weeks with a broken hip and a stroke. Born in Red Haw, Ohio, he lived in Lorain, Blyria, and Amherst, with surviving daughter Mrs. Charles Corrao a grandson, sister Mrs. F. L. McQuade, and brother L. H. Smales. A moving contractor for 32 years, he retired eight years ago. Body to Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home. funeral arrangements pending.
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Amherst
Frank Smaller
Amherst Hospital
Mr. Smalley
Forest Street
Red Haw
Ohio
Lorain
Blyria
Charles Corrao
F. L. McQuade
L. H. Smales
Smalley
Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home
Lose Fight To Save Life Of Baby Girl
In Cleveland at St Anns Maternity Hospital a baby girl born to Mrs Mayme Wilder 34 died after more than 40 hours of oxygen and fluid nourishment. Doctors reported the child never regained consciousness since birth Tuesday morning and died five minutes after birth before the revival efforts could continue.
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Cleveland
St. Ann’s Maternity Hospital
Mayme Wilder
Ladd Mezera
Megera
Commissioners To Buy Three Typewriters
County commissioners approved buying three typewriters for about $108 each. Each member may choose a vendor, likely along party lines with Democratic commissioners buying from Democratic merchants and Republican from a Republican dealer. Two machines go to the clerk of court's office and one to the board of public assistance.
Plaintiff Carr Loses Personal Injury Suit Over Witness Gap
Minnie E. Carr through guardian Harland Carr sued Fred Dostall for 2000 after a 1934 collision at Middle avenue and Third street. A jury in Judge Findley’s court returned a verdict for the defendant as the plaintiff had no witnesses and was barred from testifying due to mental illness. The attorney said he would seek a new trial on newly discovered evidence and witnesses.
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Minnie E. Carr
Bell Avenue
Elrria
Fred Dostall
Grafton
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Guy B. Findley
Carr
Harland R. Carr
Attendance Improves at Elyria High School
Rapidly improving attendance at Elyria High School signals recovery from influenza and colds. Assistant principal J. D. Severs reports the average absences near normal, with 72 yesterday after two weeks averaging 120 to 125. February will drop attendance due to illness.
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Elyria High School
J. D. Severs
Severs
Severn
Farmer's Day Draws 1000 Attendees At Amherst
Preparations were completed today for more than 1,000 visitors expected at Farmer's Day tomorrow at the Amherst Farmers Elevator Company. The annual event showcases machinery and farm accessories with exhibitors from various firms. A tents houses hundreds of exhibits near the warehouse. Farm tools include tractors harvesters binders hay loaders cream separators milk vine machines and regastions. A free lunch will be served at noon.
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Farmers Elevator Company
Amherst
Potato Growers Plan Two-County Meeting in Ohio
Lorain and Cuyahoga counties will hold a joint potato growers meeting at Columbia Town Hall Friday next week. Speakers include John Bushnell from Wooster's Experiment Station, Earl Tussing from Ohio State University Extension, and Bey E. Grubb of Johnstown. The event, aided by agricultural extension agents, opens to all growers with lunch at noon.
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Lorain
Cuyahoga Counties
Columbia Town Hall
Lorain County
N. J. Hoskin
Eaton
Ralph Ring
Columbia
Milton Eppley
Elyria
H. L. Leimbach
Brownhelm
Reuben Baus
Carlisle Township
Court House Divorces Filed And Foreclosure Suit
Winifred Lukesic sues Nicholas Lukésic for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Lora in postal employe sues Harry Bauer for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married October 1935. Depositors Mortgage Loan Company sues Henry J Niepfoot et al for $6050 and seeks foreclosure of Elyria property. Marie Histed sues Charles F Histed alleging marriage July 21 1934 and that he did not permit marriage announcement for a year and a half. John Reed released on 300 bond after hearing in Elyria county jail. Irene Mitchell sues Reed in Justice Petro's court. hearing continues to March 3. Contempt citation misprint corrects Archie XII Miller to Frank Milasky. Frances Milasky is the claimant.
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Winifred Lukesic
Nicholas Lukésic
Lora
Harry Bauer
Ethel Bauer
Flyria
Depositors Mortgage Loan Company
Henry J. Niepfoot
Tisting
Marie Histed
Oberlin
Charles F. Histed
Cleveland
John Reed
Elyria
Irene Mitchell
Joseph Petro
Archie XII. Miller
Frank Milasky
Frances Milasky
Committee Begins Work On Relief Program In Ohio
A five member Ohio House committee in Columbus initiates work on a permanent relief program for 1937 and 1938. Chairman Lady Hum signals definite proposals including a half cent gasoline tax increase and higher admission taxes to raise funds, with tentative annual gains around five million dollars. The panel, chaired by Hum, will report by March 1 and is to be followed by a Senate counterpart acting independently.
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Columbus
House
Lady Hum
Cuypahoga
Hum
Davey
Twnes Ashe
Frank Uible
George A Banks
Athens
James M. Howsare
Preble
P. H. Rogers
Lorain
Richard M. Marlow
Lucas
Mareh Ja
Senate
Townsend Convicted On Contempt Charge
Dr. Francis E. Townsend, prominent for promoting old age pensions, is convicted of contempt of a House committee that investigated his organization. He faces up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine, with sentencing pending as his lawyers seek a new trial.
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Washington
Francis E. Townsend
House of Representatives
California
Bell
Townsend
Townsend Club
District of Columbia
Elisha Hanson
Peyton Gordon
Hanson
Cleveland Markets Show Steady Livestock and Potatoes Prices
Market reports from Cleveland show steady to firm prices across poultry eggs and live animals. Cattle receipts total about 200 with mixed gains, calves and hogs also higher. sheep and lambs strong on demand, with notable figures for steers, cows, and hog weights. Potatoes and grains listed with regional price ranges and notable quality distinctions.
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Clevinland
Forthcoming novel "Together and Apart" noted
First rate Chinese lacquer work is largely kept within certain families or districts where hereditary skill is prized. No individual name stands out to natives, as connoisseurs regard a piece as the product of a district rather than a specific man.
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Knights of the Most Illustrious Order of St. Patrick
Crooks Coal
Altman
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Home Council
Frank Smallex
John F. Davidson
Clerk of Court
Board of Public Assistance
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Dow A. Baird
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E. 13Th St
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F. A. Humphrey
Seyrewryeee
Middle Ave
C. T. Winckles
Biyria
Jersey
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Farrow
Hampshire
John Deer
International Corn Harvester
Deering
Hoover
Fordson
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Owxer
Walter Diederich
Harold Strong
J. F, Diederich
North Ridgeville
Oho
Ear
R. Feck
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O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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