Judge Allen Mentioned For Supreme Bench In 1938
United Press reports from Washington that President Roosevelt considered appointing a woman to the Supreme Court to succeed Justice Sutherland. Judge Florence Allen, already a trailblazer on Ohio benches, is named in passing as a potential nominee amid broad public hearings urged by Senator Ashurst and other lawmakers.
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United Press
Washington
Henry F. Ashurst
Ariz
Senate Today
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Senate
George Sutherland
Jan. Llu
White House
Sutherland
Dan
Stanley Reed
Gary
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Frank RR. McNinch
Federal Communications Commission
United States
Florence Fy Ahen
Cleveland
Ohio
Sherman Minton
Ind
Robert H. Jackson
Mgr Roosevelt
Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Judiciary Committee
Black
Francis Perkins
Allen
Ohio State Supreme Court
Florence Allen
Elyrians
Allen Hus
Ag 4
Elyria
Ohio Weather: Snow Tonight Then Rain and Warmer Tuesday
The forecast notes light snow in Ohio tonight changing to rain and rising temperatures by Tuesday. A high pressure area lingers over the Great Lakes and Atlantic states while a cold low shifts toward Lake Erie. Rain reaches the Gulf states with snow over the Ohio valley and lower lakes, and a central disturbance from Saskatchewan extends southward across the plains. The morning is cooler in Iowa and Kansas, with warmer conditions elsewhere nationally.
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Ohio
Texas Panhandle
Lake Erie
Saskatchewan
Viains States
Great Lakes
Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Lower Lakes
Iowa
Kansas
Body found at base of steep cliff near Lake Erie
Albert Dunning, 63, an employee of Wil hat Hing of Avon Lake, was found dead at the base of a cliff on Hing’s property. Missing since last Monday, Dunning’s body was located around 10 a.m. by Hing. Indications suggest he had been dead several days. Survived by two children, two sisters, and one brother. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Ford Thompson Mortuary in Lorain with Rev. Erwin Britton officiating.
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Lake Erie
Wilhat
Avon Lake
Albert Dunning
Hinz
Dunning
Trozen
Samuel Paonessu
John B
Hint
Chifford Dunning
Norma Reynolds
Lakewood
Moa Maston
Wellington
Bertha Derringer
Carl
Indianapolis
Ford Thompson Mortuary
Lorain
Erwin Britton
Pinchot Seeks Republican Nomination for Governor of Penna
Gifford Pinchot, 72, former Pennsylvania governor, announced from Philadelphia that he will seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination in May to oppose the New Deal administration. He vows no backing from any faction and urges GOP unity, noting his past gubernatorial wins in 1922 and 1930 amid bitter primaries. He says his hat is in the ring and calls for Republican support.
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Philadeldpna
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Pinechot
Hale
Pinchot
Township Trustees and Clerks Reelected in Lorain County
Officers W N Hitchock of Grafton president and Lee Terrell of Eaton secretary and treasurer were reelected at a Lorain County Township Trustees and Clerks Association meeting attended by about 40 trustees and clerks. C P Baker of the Ohio association spoke on township government, sales and gasoline tax distribution, and state convention plans for Columbus January 27 to 29. County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn outlined county work, roads and relief issues. The next quarterly meeting was set for April 6 at the courthouse.
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Lorain County Township Trustees and Clerks Association
Lorain County
Oscar G. Dunn
Court House
Open House At Thew Shovel Draws 3000 Lorain Elyria Visitors
More Than 3000 Lorain County residents viewed Thew Shovel Company plants in Lorain and Elyria during an open house for employees and families. About 2590 visited Lorain, 1500 to 1800 toured Elyria, with many going to both sites. Visitors saw big lathes, presses, a foundry, and a hydraulic bushing press, while noting the plant cleanliness and a vocational apprentice school. A candy machine hiccup briefly interrupted a guide, but the event proceeded smoothly and may become annual.
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Lorain
Thew Shovel Company
Elyria
Big Lorain
State Department of Education
Smith-t Hughes
Court seeks permission to assign Lake Shore interurban railways
In Cleveland a petition was filed by Ohio Utilities Finance Co to assign the Lake Shore Electric Railway and Sandusky Fre mont Southern Railway to E. V. Emery and Alois Hoefle. The petitioner, led by R. E. Burger, argues the two lines should be transferred while operations continue for at least two months as a foreclosure hearing is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Cleveland
Lake Shore Electric Railway Co
Ohio Utilities Finance Co
R. E. Burger
Lake Shore Electric
Sandusky, Fremont, Southern Railway Co
Sandusky
Paul Jones
E. V. Emery
Kent Manufacturer Dies At Seattle For Twin Coach Treasurer
Henry G. Taylor 53, treasurer of Twin Coach Co., died Sunday in Seattle, Wash., word received here today by friends.
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Kent, O
Henry G. Taylor
The
Twin Coach Co
Seattle
Wash
Sheriff Proposes Pay Increase for Deputies in 1938
Sheriff William F Grall announced a revised salary schedule to raise experienced deputy pay to 175 dollars a month, hiking the total county salary appropriation by about 3000 dollars to 25000 dollars for 1938. The plan boosts the head of the civil branch to 200, chief deputy to 225, and urges six more deputies to improve traffic enforcement while noting deputies face longer hours and higher risk than other departments.
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William F. Grall
Gruul
Probate Court
Gral
Sheriff’s Department
Lorain
Elyria
Sheriff's Department
President Lists Practices He Will Fight
President Roosevelt outlines in the Jackson Day address the target practices of big business he plans to curb. He emphasizes outlawing price rigging, unfair competition against small buyers, and monopolistic methods while urging a broader effort to rid industry of recalcitrant elements without condemning business as a whole. The speech hints at forthcoming legislation to end these practices and notes ongoing party unity against obstruction by certain blocs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jackson Day
Huge Aircraft Program To Be Urged In 1938 Defense Plan
President Roosevelt will urge Congress in a special defense message to approve a large aircraft building program and more submarines and destroyers instead of battleships. The plan could cost 100 to 200 million dollars extra, boosting the navy air and underwater forces and aiming for about 4,500 modern fighting planes by 1940 for the army and navy combined.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Naval Air Force
United States
Grafton Man Struck By Car Ankle Broken
Thomas Foran, 87, of Chestnut Street, suffered a fractured right ankle and multiple head lacerations when struck by a southbound car on Grafton Road near here while changing a left front tire. Driver Foard Dernier of Grafton said he did not see Foran due to headlights. Foran was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Police noted several other traffic collisions, none with injuries.
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Thomas Foran
Chestnut Street
Grafton
Grafton Road
Here
Foran
Foard Dernier
Elyria Memoral
Alex Sipos
East 29Th Street
Lorain
Karl Towne
Harwood — Street
Elyria
North Ridge Road
West River Road
Grange Leaders To Hold Northeastern Ohio Conference
Lorain County Grange officers and workers were invited to a district conference in Akron at the Mayflower Hotel this Saturday. Topics include legislative, home economics, insurance, cooperative, lecture hour, ritualistic, membership, juvenile and publicity work. State Grange officers and other speakers will attend. seven district conferences are planned in Ohio this week and next.
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Lorain County
Akron
Lorain County Pomona
Henrietta
Mayflower Hotel
Grange
Lp. m
Ohio
Public Utility Holding Act Faces Test at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court agreed to speedy consideration of the 1925 Public Utility Holding Act test from Electric Bond and Share Co. Arguments set for Feb. 7. government seeks quick ruling due to broad implications. Bond & Share argues registration with the SEC and mail restrictions on nonregistered firms are unconstitutional.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Bond & Share
Securities & Exchange Commission
Armours Securities, Inc
Alfred I. DuPont
Board of Tax Appeals
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cardoso
Benjamin N. Cardozo
George Sutherland
New York
Federal District Court
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Four Killed and Ten Injured in Indiana Auto Crashes
Multiple fatal and serious injuries reported from three separate crashes in central Indiana. A Pennsylvania passenger train struck an Anderson city bus killing four and injuring six. a westbound Big Four train hit a Hamilton County family auto near Waldron killing four. and a collision at a highway junction near Westpoint left a woman and her infant dead after a Caesarian birth attempt. A hitchhiker was killed near Columbia City when trying to flag down a car driven by Maurice Kuhn.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Anderson
Waldron
Hamilton, O
Westpoint
Thelma Vaughn
Jacqueline
Vaughn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Charles E. Johnson
Pendleton
Dora Modlin
John Nagle
Daisy Hoffner
George Leveline
Otto
Jacob
Clarence Alexander
Warsaw
Columbia City
Maurice Kuhn
Kuhn
Alexander
Lynch bill warning from Senator Harrison shocks party foes
Washington January 10 Senator Pat Harrison Democrat warned Democratic leaders that passage of the anti lynching bill could push southern Democrats away from the party fold. The remark signals potential fissures as the civil rights measure faces leadership scrutiny.
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Ithy H
Ind
Washington
Sen
Pat Harrison
Parking Rules To Be Enforced On Second Street
Service Director I D Faxon announced that the two hour parking rule on Second street between Middle avenue and Last avenue will be enforced by the police beginning soon. The limit will also apply to the east side of Middle avenue between Second and Third streets with no limit on the west side. Increased downtown enforcement follows six additional police hires.
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I. D. Faxon
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Last Avenue
Police Department
Faxon
Second
Third
Dupont Urges Cooperation To Halt Business Recession
Washington January 10 UPI Chairman Lammot Dupont of E I Dupont De Nemours Co told a Senate committee that government and business should meet in a spirit of forbearance and cooperation to end the recession. He outlined a three point stabilization program and warned sales for the first half of 1938 would be 23 percent below 1937, with Du Pont plant employment down 14 percent in late 1937. He cited tax uncertainty, debt fears, many strikes, and changing rules as fog factors needing correction. He urged private industry to lead employment growth and restore confidence.
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Washington
Lammot Dupont
E. I. Dupont de Nemours Co
DuPont
Senate
E. I. du Pont de Nemours
du Pont
Japs Occupy City of Tsingtao
Shanghai dispatches report Japanese warships landing bluejackets at Tsingtao to occupy the city and punish China for burning Japanese mill properties worth 100 million dollars. The first landing occurred at Shabzekow ten miles away as planes bombed roads and led the march into the city. Airplanes over the port dropped leaflets warning Chinese residents to stay home and foreigners to avoid danger areas in the foreign quarter.
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Shanghai
Tsingtao
Shabzekow
House Rejects War Referendum Motion After Roosevelt Warning
The House blocked a motion to discharge the Ludlow War Referendum resolution, voting 209 to 185 to keep the measure in committee for the session. President Roosevelt warned the move would cripple foreign policy and push other nations to violate U S rights, a stance echoed by Speaker Bankhead and Majority Leader Rayburn. Snell alleged petition signatures were paid for, citing dubious entries.
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Washington
U.P
Administration
House
Roosevelt
Rules and Judiciary Committee
William B. Bankhead
Congress
Bankhead
Sam Rayburn
Sam Rayburn Added His Warning To That of Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Congress of the
Betran Snell
New York
Snell
Auditor Sets 1938 County Funds Estimate
County Auditor C. C. Kelser certified a total of $673,612.99 as the expected available funds for 1938 for county departments. The estimate is about $7,000 under the July budget, with extra costs for foreclosing on delinquent parcels totaling around $18,000 necessitating adjustments in department requests and salary plans. General fund operations rely on $296,000 from property tax, $223,190 from other sources, and $164,512 from additional revenue.
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C. C. Kelser
Kelser
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