Filibuster Pushes Senate Toward Showdown on Anti-Lynching Bill
Opponents and supporters of the anti-lynching measure faced a long lean day as a lengthy filibuster pressed the Senate toward a showdown. Majority Leader Barkley and Senator Connally voiced cautious timelines, while Southern Democrats warned on party unity as debate stretched into a fifth day.
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Washington
Jam
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Tom Connally
Tex
Connally
Democratic Party
Famous French pianist Casadesus slated for Oberlin recital
Robert Casadesus, renowned French pianist, will perform on the Conservatory Artist Recital Series at Finney Chapel Tuesday Jan 18 at 7 30 p m The artist comes from a historic musical family and has toured Europe Asia and the Americas He will appear with six orchestras including Cincinnati St Louis Kansas City Chicago New York and Boston Symphonies in upcoming engagements before returning to Fontainebleau France to head its piano department
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Louis Diemer
Liszt
Casadesus
Europe
Asia
America
Barbarelli
Toscanini
Mme
Paris Conservatory
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City Symphony
Chicago
New York Philharmonic
Boston
France
Fontainebleau School of Music
Senators Wagner and Van Nuys face anti synching bill
Senators Wagner and Van Nuys warned opponents would try to jam Senate business to force administration concessions. They said a cloture vote could end debate if needed, though most expect to fail to obtain the two thirds required. The strategy aims to pressure passage or defeat by timed votes.
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South
Edison D. Smith
S. C
Pat Harrison
Barkley
Connally
Robert
Wagner
N. Y
Frederick van Nuys
Ind
Senate
van Nurs
Plane crash in Utah leaves 19 dead in rugged air disaster
Oct 17 crash in northwestern Utah kills 14 men and five women aboard a United Air L ines plane. Snowstorm and high winds hindered recovery as sheriffs and forest rangers worked to remove bodies amid drifting snow. Charred wreckage revealed headless corpses. officials cited gas tank explosion and a downdraft near a 1000 foot cliff. Witnesses nearby described the dramatic fall and rescue attempts before conditions deteriorated.
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Utah
United Airlines
Lovitt Westlake
Howard Nelson
Bozeman
Jack Bartlett
Bridger Range
Bartlett
St. Paul
Northwest Airlines
Les Farrington
Plane crash near Bozeman claims all on board
Forest rangers recovered bodies after a plane crash that astonished observers. Some reports described a fire on impact while others doubted it, with company officials in St. Paul suggesting the blaze began after gas tanks burst. Weather reports differed, with Nickels citing a 0 mile gale and others describing a lesser wind.
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Bozeman
Forest Rangers
St. Paul
Nickels
Autos Damaged In Two Lorain Street Collisions
A car owned by Vic Silver of 49 East avenue and driven by Walter Joy was damaged at 4 p m yesterday in a collision at Qlive and Cleveland streets with a car driven by Kathryn Shubert of 1004 West avenue. Police report damage to the front fender fog light and bumper of Silver s car. In a second incident FP Waldron s car of 526 Furnace street was struck by Steve Zatrock s car of 1464 Broadway Lorain at Lodi and Furnace streets. Waldron reported damage to the running board and left fender.
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Vic Silver
East Avenue
Walter Joy
Qlive
Cleveland
Kathryn Shubert
West Avenue
Silver
FP. &. Waldron
Furnace Street
Steve Zatrock
Broadway
Lorain
Lodi
Furnace Streets
Man Fined For DUI In Lorain Arrest Near Middle and Third
Joseph Prososki of 416 Florida Avenue Lorain was fined 50 dollars and court costs after being arraigned before Mayor Joseph Petro for driving under the influence. He was arrested at 12 45 a m today at Middle Avenue and Third Street.
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Joseph Prososki
Florida Avenue
Lorain
Joseph Petro
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Townsend Club Announces Future Events and Meetings
Townsend Club No 1 reports large attendance at last evening meeting where J C George outlined century developments and explained three economic laws with applications. New standing committee chairs named including Finance Jake Young Program Jean Graff Social Mrs Frank Ketcham Publicity Cora Belle Lewis. A party is set for Thursday January 13 with refreshments and Townsend orchestra. Junior party at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday January 15. Next Sunday January 16 Clara Ingledue to speak on Townsend Plan with transport arranged from Club No 1. Regular Elyria Townsend Club No 1 meetings move to 7 30 p m starting next Monday at 1286 Middle Avenue. Lorain Club visitors plan a dance Friday January 21.
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Townsend Club
J. C. George
Jake Young
M. J. Graff
Jean Graff
Frank Ketcham
Cora Belle Lewis
Ketcham
Townsend Orchestra
Odd Fellows Hall
Co. E. Waltz
Public Auditorium
Club No. 1
Clara Ingledue
Court Street
Elyria Townsend Club No. 1
Middle Avenue
Lorain Club
Funeral services for Willian J Silk in North Olmsted
Willian J Silk nee Rose died Saturday January 1 at Lakewood Hospital. Funeral from Clifford Pease Funeral Home on Monday January 3. Survived by husband Earl three sisters Mrs George Hall Mrs Alex Ely Mrs Eugene Cobb and three brothers John Jay Vernon. Rev William Humphries officiated.
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Willian J. Silk
Barbara Stanwyck Courts Exhange Over Ex Husband and Son
Hollywood January 11 Barbara Stanwyck arrives in court in three inch heels to urge the judge to bar Frank Fay from smiling at their five year old son Dion under a divorce agreement. She lists multiple affidavits alleging Fay’s conduct including dental vanity, drunkenness, and an alleged kidnapping attempt. Fay’s side questions Stanwyck’s fitness while noting she owns fifty race horses and recently lost a movie lead and pay.
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Hollywood
Barbara Stanwyck
Frank Fay
Dion
G. J. Knight
Fay
Robert Taylor
Barbara
Miss Stanwyck
Taylor
Zeppo Marx
Ted Healy
Nellie Banner
Miss Stan
R-K-O Studio
Distant Fields
Basketball Tourney Set at Grafton School
The 1938 Lorain County school basketball tournament will be held at the Grafton School gymnasium after a tournament committee meeting. Seventeen teams will compete, including all county teams plus Wellington and nearby schools, with dates likely February 17 18 19 and February 25 26 over two weekends.
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Lorain County
Grafton School
Grafton
Elyvia
Clearview
Crafton
Wellington
Brighton
Perry Fay Co Employees Vote On Union Representation
Perry Fay Company workers will vote Thursday afternoon from 1 to 5 p m at the plant to determine whether Local Union No 1282 of the International Association of Machinists should act as bargaining agent. The election is conducted by James P Miller regional director of the NLRB Eighth Region. Eligible voters are on payroll before Sept 21 excluding clerical and supervisory staff and those who quit or were discharged for cause between Sept 21 and the election date.
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Perry-Fay Company
International Association of Machinists
James P. Miller
National Labor Relations Board
Robert Jones Named Manager of Elyria Country Club
Robert Jones, manager of the Graystone Hotel, was named manager of the Elyria Country Cup for 1938. Mrs Jones will assist. The county tournament will be at Clearview School the week after county finishes. Four winners receive trophies. Referees: Edward J Burton and Ridgar Albert. Walter A Jantz named tournament manager. Grafton residents plan a community project with the PTA active, including stage seating.
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Robert Jones
Graystone
Jones
Clearview
Edward J. Burton
Jefferson
Ridgar Albert
Vincent
Cleveland
Walter A. Jantz
Grafton
Lieachers
Joneses to Run Club House at Graystone Hotel
They will oversee the operation and management of the club house including rooms and lockers and plan to carry on work with the Graystone Hotel. Headquarters will be at the club during the summer season in Lan.
Parole Probers Return Two Indictments in Ohio
In Columbus on January 11 the special parole investigating grand jury, impaneled November 22, returned two perjury indictments and planned a partial report. It will hear inmates from Mansfield Reformatory and related facilities as another grand jury is to convene in Mansfield next Monday. Led by George Hurley and Paul Kergenroder, the probe targets parole board policies and penitentiary conditions. Arch Waylor is to testify again, while authorities seek missing Naylor.
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Columbus
Richland
Union
Madison
Mansfield Reformatory
Marysville Reformatory
Board of Parole
Ohio Penitentiary
Mansfield
George Hurley
Cleveland
Paul Kergenroder
Kent
Herbert S. Duffy
Arch W
Stub) Waylor
Naylor
Local license records list four couples from Ohio towns
Licenses show Lowell Burton 27 Elyria clerk and Julia Harsar 25 Black River township. Kenneth Schriner 28 Newton Falls florist and Marjorie Reis inger 24 Avon Lake music teacher. John Sinewar Jr 21 Elyria and Eileen F Lescher 19 Ely- Tila.
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Lowell Burton
Elyria
Julia Harsar
Black River Township
Kenneth Schriner
Newton Falls
Marjorie Reisinger
Avon Lake
John Sinewar, Jr
Eileen F. Lescher
Ely- Tila
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Broad St
Oberlin
C. A. Larson
Glenn White
Gallatin
Shields River
Alex Swanson
Diteman
Homer White
John Nickels
North Olmsted
Ann Sothern
Perry- Fay Co
RKO
Herbert Marshall
NBC Red
NBC Fis
CBS
Luckies
Waarettes
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