Earmarking Of State Taxes To End Soon
Columbus Ohio February 28 Republican leaders in the General Assembly discussed delaying a recess to March 16 to finish the biennial budget and relief bills. They aim to adjourn sine die soon after enactment, with April 25 target for completion and possible May start for adjournment. End earmarking measures neared completion as liquor revenues and use tax proceeds move to general revenue.
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Columbus
General Assembly
House
Senate
General Revenue Fund
Tax Commission
Frank Whittemore
Parole Board
Civil Service Commission
House Committee
Kenneth Ferri
D. Crawford
A. Lee Fair
D Holmes
Baumhart
Trial Continued for Amherst Man in DUI Case
The trial of Robert Lawhead of Amherst, set for yesterday, was postponed to Saturday at his attorney's request. Lawhead was arrested February 11 on a driving while intoxicated charge. Charles R. Guthrie of Lorain, also facing a similar charge, is to be tried Saturday.
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Robert Lawhead
Amherst
E. J. Stankard
Lawhead
Charles R. Guthrie
Lorain
Stankard
Townsend Club Holds Regular Meeting and Elections
Townsend Club No. 1 met Monday at 136 Middle Avenue with routine exercises and a business session electing and installing officers led by President Doane. Visitors from No. 2 Lorain joined, inviting members to dances March 2 and 3 with music by local orchestras. plans for a March 5 lecture and a March 4 social at I O O F hall were announced.
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Townsend Club No. 1
Middle Avenue
Doane
Neff
Treas
Waltz
Sec’y
Financial Sec
Carver
Mitchell
Gilbert
Brouse Jacobs
Wansworth
Reisinger
Ketchum
Johnson
Brouse
Cleveland Auditorium
Stephens
Ridgeville
Jim
Dutch
Scotland
Fritz
Townsend Club
Lorain
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
Pres. Doane
I. O. O. F. Hall
Tom and Jerry” Orchestra
Volunteer Fireman Faces Charge of Arson
Herbert E. Hollingshead 39 a member of the Willabee volunteer fire department was jailed on arson charges in Painesville Ohio Authorities say he triggered fires over three years and confessed after lie detector tests showed his guilt Chief Lyman Kelly was named as a victim Losses were estimated at 70000 dollars
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Painesville
Herbert E. Hollingshead
Willabee
Lake County
Hollingshead
Lyman Kelly
Britain Plans Massive Navy Build Up In Peace Time
London reports navy estimates for the new fiscal year total 720.7 million dollars, the largest peace time sum. Plans include two new battleships one aircraft carrier four cruisers sixteen destroyers four submarines 25 auxiliary ships and a new royal yacht to replace the Victoria and Albert. The total is 110 million dollars more than the current year.
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London
Government
Victoria and Albert
Five Italian Cardinals Top Favorite for New Pope
Vatican experts predicting the next pontiff from five Italian cardinals Elias Dalla Costa Luigi Lavitrano Alessio Ascalesi Maurizio Fossati Giovanni Nasalli Rocca. Costa seen as best bet due to his neutral evangelical career free of strong political ties.
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Adrian VI
Vatican
Elias Dalla Costa
Florence
Luigi Lavitrano
Palermo
Alessio Ascalesi
Naples
Maurizio Fossati
Turin
Giovanni Nasalli-Rocca
Bologna
Cardinal Costa
Joliet High School Deaths Spark Morality Probe
The bodies of William Engimann and Ruth Underwood were found in a car in Joliet's Lovers Lane. Coroner Brannon says foul play suspected and cites alleged student activities and lax morals at Joliet High School and Junior College.
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Joliet, II
U. P
Lane
Joliet High School
Landus B. Brannon
Will County
William Engimann
Ruth Virginia Underwood
Engimann
Brannon
Litchfield Elect Officers for Medina County OSU Club
The Medina County club of Ohio State university students elected James Chandler of Medina president Milton Overholt of Medina vice president Frances Lloyd of Litchfield secretary and Curtis Taylor Jr of Wadsworth treasurer Plans include attending an alumni association banquet in Medina during Spring vacation.
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Litchfield
Medina County Club
Ohio State University
James Chandler
Medina
Milton Overholt
Frances Lloyd
Curtis Taylor, Jr
Wadsworth
Medina County Religious Drama Festival attendance noted
The Green Light society with Rev. L P Juell and Mr Moore attended the Medina County Religious Drama Festival at the Congregational church. Illness from flu, whooping cough and bronchial colds kept many students home, and World Day of Prayer meetings drew small crowds due to weather and sickness.
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Green Light Young People’s Society
L P. Juell
Moore
Schoo
Medina County
Congregational
Medina
Norris Leach
Congregational Church
Homer Homan
Abbie Flanery
Richard Knot
Earl Laurie
M. K. Madison
Cleveland
Charles Eberle
H. L. Pfeiffer
Ed. Werner
Sullivan
Clarence Wise
Grafton
Hal Leach
M. T. Watts
Canton
Albert Woellert
Charles Woellert
Ruth
Pittsburg Youth With Repeated Fractures A Health Concern
Harold Daley a 13 year old from Pittsburg has suffered six fractures due to an arm breaking habit. The boy’s injuries occur even without roller skates or bicycles as contributing causes, with stumbling while hiking cited as a factor.
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Pittsburg
Harold Daley
Tangled Love Affairs Of Slain Dancer
Los Angeles police examined the romantic ties of 32 year old dancer Anya Soséyeva in connection with her fatal assault on the City College campus Friday night. Detectives traced a caller who visited her Friday evening and questioned two admirers who had traveled from San Francisco, Kermit Anderson and Stewart Johnson, both released.
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Los Angeles
Anya Soséyeva
City College
Miss Sosoyeve
San Francisco
Kermit Anderson
Stewart Johnson
Three Elyrians Win In Movie Quiz Contest
Three local residents Mary Wolfe Chandler Thelma D Helfrich and Charles B Powell won prizes in the $250000 Movie Quiz Contest announced at the Capitol Theatre. Each received ten dollars and will get a check from New York soon.
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Capitol Theatre
Elyria
Mary Wolfe Chandler
Park Avenue
Thelma D. Helfrich
Beverly Court
Charles B. Powell
Middle Avenue
New York
Roy Shoemaker Sentenced for Farm Bureau Warehouse Burglary
Roy Shoemaker a 20 year old member of the Shoemaker gang was sentenced to ten years in Moundsville Penitentiary after pleading guilty to entering the Hardy County farm bureau warehouse. Judge Harlan Calhoun imposed the maximum penalty shortly after the plea.
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Moorefield
W. Va
Roy Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Moundsville
Hardy County Farm Bureau
Harlan Calhoun
Prosperity and Adversity Define an Economist's Path
A concise reflection on how an economist navigates periods of growth and hardship, balancing optimism with cautious analysis. The piece frames prosperity as a constant goal pursued through disciplined study, policy insight, and resilient decision making.
Franco Pledges Friendship To Italy and Germany
Generalissimo Francisco Franco praised Spain’s ties with Italy and Germany in a victory speech at his official residence in Burgos. He urged friendship with Portugal and the American nations, while noting Britain and France had recognized his regime. He thanked those who stood with Spain and honored Loyalist blood in the conflict.
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Burgos
Spain
Francisco Franco
Italy
Germany
France
Portugal
Hickmans Move from Wilda Ruth Farm to Lester House
Mr and Mrs John Erhart move from Wilda Ruth farm at Lester into the house vacated by Selden Armbruster. Miss Louise McLaughlin and Miss Ida Mae Eversole of Cleveland visit the L McLaughlin home. Earl Fiest Janet Fiest and Beatrice Peterson of Litchfield join Mr and Mrs Charles Gross for Earl's birthday supper. Mrs Frank Hamm, ill with flu, shows signs of improvement. Betty and Marjorie McLaughlin host Freshman and Sophomore classes at York High School Wednesday.
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John Hickman
Lester
Selden Armbruster
Louise McLaughlin
Ida Mae Eversole
Cleveland
L. McLaughlin
Nelson Gross
Erhart Card Club
Earl
Janet Fiest
Beatrice Peterson
Litchfield
Charles Gross
Frank Hamm
Betty
Marjorie McLaughlin
York Hi School
Tigress Attacked Band Near Raub Malaya Beaten Off
A tigress a band of men near Raub Malaya was driven off with a sledge hammer and later captured by coolies in the area.
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Raub
Malaya
Local club meetings greet Amherst evening schedule
Amherst residents learn of several gatherings tonight and tomorrow. The Legion auxiliary holds a regular meeting with a 6:30 tureen supper at the Legion rooms. Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland meets at Odd Fellow Hall. Concordia Club at St. Paul Lutheran church parlor. Ladies society of Congregational church meets Wednesday afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Ada Braun and Mrs. E G Pietch. Circle six Women’s Union at St Peter church to meet Wednesday at Mrs Frederick Deiner’s home with Mrs Maynard Schriner assisting.
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Women’s Union
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Frederick Deiner
Maynard Schriner
Church Plans Ping Pong Tables at Meeting
During the church business session Miss June Carter chaired the meeting and appointed the refreshment committee Kathryn Frank and Cora Miller the program committee Ted Alexander Charles Buell and Douglas Harris. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
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June Carter
Kathryn Frank
Cora Miller
Ted Alexander
Charles Buell
Douglas Harris
Hospital Auxiliary Plans March Membership Drive
Hospital Auxiliary met to outline a March membership campaign aiming for 100 members and to furnish a room at the local hospital. A hospital visit on March 10 was announced. The campaign committee includes Mrs. I G Maxwell chairwoman and other members. The group spent the rest of the evening sewing surgical dressings for the hospital.
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I. G. Maxwell
Harold Moore
A. P. Roth
Laura Kreeger
Conrad Zilch
Ada Braun
Maynard Schriner
William Bechstein
Knapp Addresses Lorain Youth at Congregational Event
Lorain Police Chief George Knapp spoke to young people at a Congregational gathering, delivering safety guidance and community outreach remarks aimed at youth engagement and trust-building.
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George Knapp
The
Lorain Police Department
Congregational
Birth of Baby Boy at Spring Street Admission
Mrs. C. A. Specker of Spring Street was admitted Monday morning and gave birth to a baby boy. Other admissions included Mrs. Harold Hanna of Lorain.
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C. A. Specker
Spring Street
Harold Hanna
Lorain
Board of Education Meeting Plans Baseball Team
The Board of Education met last evening at the school office with American Legion representatives to discuss sponsoring a summer baseball team at the athletic field. Dr. W. G. Schaeffer was appointed to fill the late Dr. H. W. Powers's Library Board term. The Board granted a school closure today to allow teachers to visit other schools and attend the American Association of School Administration meeting in Cleveland. About 30 Amherst High school students will demonstrate on today’s program.
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Board of Education
American Legion
W. G. Schaeffer
H. W. Powers
American Association of School Administration
Cleveland
Amherst High School
Former Pupil Confesses in Local Extortion Note Case
Sheriff Elser linked a farmer extortion note to John Patel 20 North Lima a former pupil in the sheriff's Sunday school class. Patel confessed he sent the note demanding 5060 by 9 pm and warned violence if ignored.
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Youngstown
Ralph £Ser
G. C. Rousch
North Lima
Rousch
Morey
Elser
John Patel
Dismissal Triggers Shooting in Oklahoma City
Claude Connally, 59, dismissed as state personnel director of the Federal Social Security Board, shot Richard Lawrence, 45, director of the state compensation and placement bureau, in Lawrence's downtown office. Connally was in critical condition. Lawrence expected to recover after the gunfire.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Claude Connally
Federal Social Security Board
Washington
Connally
Richard Lawrence
State Compensation and Placement Bureau
Lawrence
Fined For Sale Of Stench Bombs In Toledo
An Toledo ordinance banning stench bombs led to fines of 100 dollars each for three novelty shop proprietors and one clerk, with half suspended. Martin Bracker and clerk William Cocoran, plus C L Paine and John Koury pleaded guilty after a boy dropped a bomb in a branch library near a school.
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Toledo
Edgar Norris
Martin Bracker
William Cocoran
C. L. Paine
John Koury
Bribery Trials Of Former Officials Begin Monday
In Columbus Ohio the bribery trial of Edward T Carney former assistant chief of the Ohio Securities Division and Edwin Judy former attorney inspector will start in Franklin County Common Pleas Court next Monday Prosecutor Ralph Bartlett said Also to face trial are James Bolinger Fremont former securities examiner and Elmer W Vossler Findlay former Cincinnati securities dealer The cases stem from the Toledo Guaranty Co Toledo and Vossler Vossler and Vossler Cincinnati securities firm inquiry
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Columbus, O
Edward T. Carney
Ohio Securities Divisions
Edwin Judy
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Ralph Bartlett
James Bolinger
Fremont
Elmer W. Vossler
Findlay
Cincinnati
Toledo Guaranty Co
Toledo
Vossler & Vossler
President Manuel Azana Resigns in Loyalist Spain Crisis
Paris reports Manuel Azana resigns as Loyalist Spain faces collapse of resistance in Central Spain. Negrin resumes leadership in Madrid as Republican officials head to Valencia for emergency talks. Azana cites inevitable defeat and desire for peace, noting foreign recognition of the Nationalists.
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Paris
Manuel Azana
Spain
Juan Negrin
Madrid
Valencia
Negrin
Azana
Collonges-Sous-Saleve
Diego Martinez Barrio
Cortes
Barrio
Barrie
Former District Attorney Suicide Reported in New York
Archibald Firestone a 37 year old former Assistant District Attorney under William C Dodge killed himself in his New York apartment by swallowing poison. His body was found by his wife Anne Rheinstrom of Cincinnati Ohio who said he had been despondent in recent weeks. Firestone served in the District Attorney's office from 1926 to 1937 before resigning.
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New York
Archibald Firestone
William C. Dodge
Anne Rheinstrom
Cincinnati
Ohio
Firestone
Flu Epidemic Eases in Ohio Says Health Director
Ohio health director Dr. R H Markwith says the flu peak has passed, with about one quarter of residents infected recently. Cleveland officials report about one tenth of schoolchildren were out at times, few pneumonia cases and little mortality, while Muskingum county Zanesville sees 83 cases since Feb 1 with seventeen new today.
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Columbus
Ohio
R. H. Markwith
Markwith
Cleveland
Muskingum County
Zanesville
Democracy’s Survival Hinges on America Masaryk Warns
In Cleveland Masaryk former Czechoslovakian minister told American educators that democracy’s fate rests with the United States. He urged intellectual independence over regimentation and warned against any middle ground between democracy and dictatorship while contrasting dynamic dictatorships with hesitant democracies. He cited Munich propaganda and called for educating youth on democracy’s advantages and religious liberty.
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Cleveland
America
Jaz Masaryk
Engejai
Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Oii
American Association of School Administrators
United States
Munich
Benes
Harold L. Ickes
Department of Conservation
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