Labor unity urged as C I O and A F of L seek peace
Max Zaritsky founder of the Committee for Industrial Organization calls for C I O and American Federation of Labor to reconcile. He warns continued conflict could invite restrictive legislation and damage labor. Matthew Woll also urged unity before 3,000 Photo-Engravers Union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Zatitsky
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers International Union
T He C. I. O
American Federation of Labor
Zaritsky
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Matthew Woll
A. F. of L
Photo-Engravers Union
Labor
Hat Worker
Washington
Mayors of Three Large Cities Summoned To Washington
Mayors Fiorello LaGuardia Harold Burton and Angelo Rossi testified before the Senate employment and relief committee in Washington on the need for additional relief funds. They were leaders at the United States Conference of Mayors last fall who warned of daily pressures and suggested a possible federal deficiency appropriation. A Social Security Board survey of 54 cities showed direct relief clients rose 15.9 percent in December from November.
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Washington
Senate
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
New York
Harold Burton
Cleveland
Angelo Rossi
San Francisco
United States Conference of Mayors
Mayors’ Conference
Social Security Board
Money and Two Watches Stolen at Alva Kemp Residence
The Alva Kemp home at 174 Pasadena Avenue was entered Saturday evening. Police say a gold Elgin and a silver Elgin watch, plus about $5 in cash, were taken after intruders forced open a cellar window while the family was away between 6 p.m. and 6:20 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Kemp
Pasadena Avenue
Kemp
Grafton Man Fined Fifty By City Mayor
Henry Zareniba, R. A. Graf ton, was fined fifty dollars and costs and his driving license suspended six months after pleading guilty to drunken driving before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro in police court. He was arrested about 7:50 p m Saturday on East avenue by Patrolman Francis M. Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zareniba
R. A. Grafton
Joseph Q. Petro
Zaremba
East Avenue
Francis M. Callahan
Burglary Foiled at Penfield Junction Home
A homeowner, John Zehil, surprised a would be intruder at his ground floor bedroom window around Saturday midnight. The suspect, about 5 11 and 30, fled in an unseen car. Nearby, a Flint driven truck damaged a Route 20 gas station's roof support after wheel detachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zehil
Penfield Junction
Zehil
Car Stolen From Rochester Owner Reported
Florence Davidson of Rochester reported a car stolen Saturday night to the sheriff's department. The name of the suspected thief was also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Davidson
Rochester
Sheriff's Department
Lorain Woman Sues Darek Florist Over Injury At Store
Rose Dremas of Lorain sues Darek Florist Inc in Common Pleas Court for 25000 alleging a slip on ice outside 713 Broadway Lorain caused a fractured right ankle and 50 pound weight gain from the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Rose Dremas
Lorain
Darek Florist, Inc
Broadway, Lorain
Home Owners Loan Corporation Sues McHenry for Foreclosure in Elyria
The Home Owners Loan Corporation filed suit today against James W. McHenry and others for 9519 dollars and seeks foreclosure on property in Elyria. A paternity action by Eleanor Hatter of Oberlin against Harold Huston of Oberlin was bound to Common Pleas Court today by Major C. R. Comings of Oberlin.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
James W. McHenry
Eleanor Hatter
Oberlin
Harold Huston
Common Pleas Court
C. R. Comings
Monaco sues industrial commission over workers compensation claim
James Monaco sues the Ohio Industrial Commission seeking to participate in state compensation for injuries alleged on July 9 1934 while employed by The Steel Stamping Company. He says a fellow worker dropping an end of a 150 pound box caused a back sprain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Monaco
Ohio Industrial Commission
Monaco
Appeals filed on peace bonds in common pleas court
John Whitlock of Cleveland and Frank Fugitt of Elyria appealed $100 peace bonds set by Justice Leonard Smith. Bonds were imposed after Luther Schroll, manager of Schroll Coal Co., complained that the defendants interfered with coal delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitlock
Cleveland
Frank Fugitt
Elyria
Leonard Smith
Common Pleas Court
Whitlock
Fugitt
Luther Schroll
Schroll Coal Company
Cleveland Man To Face Charge Here
James V. O'Donnell of Cleveland, brother of Sheriff Martin O'Donnell, was arrested by State Highway Patrol on Lake Road west of Lorain Saturday afternoon for driving under the influence. He is to be tried in common pleas court here at 1 p.m. Wednesday. bond set at $300 and posted, then he was held at the county jail until formal release.
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James V. O'Donnell
Cleveland
Martin O'Donnell
Cuyahoga County
Davey
Lake Road
Lorain
William F. Grall
O'Donnell
Guy B. Findley
Salvation Army Leader At Bucyrus Dies
Capt. J. W. Ward, 27, Salvation Army leader in Bucyrus for four years, died Sunday of pneumonia. Funeral set for Tuesday with burial in Mayetta, New Jersey, his former home.
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Bucyrus
J. W. Ward
Salvation Army
Mayetta
N. J
Roosevelt Proposes Holding Company Cure for Rail Issues
In a continued discussion on authority and hold ing company policy, Mr Roosevelt's plan to purchase Southeastern operating unit of Commonwealth and Southern via three appointees, one by the President, one by the Supreme Court, and one by the corporation, faces mixed reactions. Economists foresee possible farm price gains and revived business activity, while Congress shows no strong approval, leaving open the chance that a broad remedy could lack sufficient votes in Congress.
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Roosevelt
Southeastern
Unite
Commonwealth and Southern
Supreme Court
Agriculture and Commerce Department
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Murray Optimistic In Address To Steel Workers
Philip Murray, head of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee, told about 600 steel workers in Homestead that 1938 union employer contracts will be signed smoothly despite a wage-slashing campaign. He noted SWOC's record of 483 contracts and said negotiations to renew these agreements will begin February 7, with the 1937 contracts expiring February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Murray
SWOC
Little Steel
Lorain Man Sued For $50,000
Sylvia Noneske of Carnegie Pennsylvania filed a 250000 suit in Federal court accusing Dr John WK Boreske a Lorain Ohio dentist of seducing her after meeting in 1930. She says he introduced her to friends as his intended bride and that he seduced her in 1931 before stating on January 7 1838 he had never intended to marry her.
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Cleveland
Sylvia Noneske
Carnegie
John WK. Boreske
Lorain
Lobby Leaders Triumph In 29 23 Gym Battle
The lower leaders corps at the M. M. A. boys division pushed a rapid pace to beat the gymnasium leaders 29 to 23 on Saturday. Readings list players for the winning lobby group include Alan Sehlmeier Jack Fox Warren Wilcox Sidney Gross Claire Hurd Carl Earp Jack Reinhardt Curtis Travers William Stegman and James King. The gymnasium leaders line up featured Thomas Smith Thomas Chapman David Taylor Jack Heritage Harrison Comstock Jack Leber Maynard Unger Rue McIntyre William Pemberthy and Carl Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobby
Alan Sehlmeier
Jack Fox
Warren Wilcox
Sidney Gross
Claire Hurd
Carl Earp
Jack Reinhardt
Curtis Travers
William Stegman
James King
Thomas Smith
Thomas Chapman
David Taylor
Jack Heritage
Harrison Comstock
Jack Leber
Maynard Unger
Rue McIntyre
William Pemberthy
Carl Gleason
Expect 450 At Horsemen's Banquet
More than 450 residents of Lorain County and vicinity are expected to attend the horsemen's banquet at the Terrace Tavern in Brighton tomorrow night. Sponsored by the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association, speakers include Wayne Dinsmore of Chicago secretary of the Horse and Mule Association of America and Dr. Felix Held of Ohio State University. Music by Lena Metzger of Columbus. Howard R. Butler Lorain County prosecutor will serve as toastmaster.
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Lorain County
Terrace Tavern
Brighton
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Wayne Dinsmore
Chicago
Horse and Mule Association of America
Felix Held
Ohio State University
Lena Metzger
Columbus
Howard R. Butler
No Pay Increase for Grand Jurors in 1938 Budget
Common pleas court circles report no raise for grand juror pay despite prior recommendations. A proposed rise from two to three dollars a day is blocked by a two thousand dollar cut in jurors fees within the 1938 county budget approved by the board of county commissioners. The grand jury had urged higher compensation, with earlier juries proposing as much as five dollars daily. Jurors fees are court sanctioned but funded by the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Board of County Commissioners
Grand Jury
Wage Conference Opens for Glass Industry
In Cincinnati Ohio on January 17 the first Wage Conference opened between the Federation of Glass Workers of America and officials of Libby Owens Ford in Toledo and Pittsburgh Plate Glass. The meeting marks the start of a series of wage talks outlining pay scales and working conditions for glass industry workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Federation of Glass Workers of America
Libbey-Owens-Ford Co
Toledo
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Prisoners Served Cake From Local Couple Donation
The 25 county jail inmates received generous cake portions donated by Mr and Mrs J C Bins of Elyria. The couple had celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with open house at the Elyria Women's Club. To avoid waste, remaining cake was turned over to the jail per Chief Deputy William G. Smith.
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J. C. Bins
Elyria
Sheriff Gains Penny Per Meal In Stormy County Meeting
The county commissioners clash over prison board pay for 1958. Sheriff William F Gratth Deimo crat gains one cent per meal, about 273.75 annually, while two Democratic members push for 19 cents and six months. Republican Oscar G Dunn voices opposition, calling it a political fight as the session ends in a heated exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Gratth
Board of Prisoners
Stander
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChand
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Schools Heads To Discuss System Of Awards
Lorain County school superintendents and principals will meet at Avon Lake High School Wednesday evening to discuss a county wide awards system recognizing student achievements in both athletic and non athletic activities. Final plans for the county school basketball tournament will be reviewed with coaches invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Avon Lake High School
C. A. Gibbons
Maiden Is Off Payroll After Dismissal Probe
Canton enforcement supervisor Joseph Maiden is off the payroll as the Senate graft committee pushed for her dismissal after evidence she padded expense accounts. The liquor enforcement chief did not say if removal was final.
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Columbus
al Kumphrey
State
Joseph Maiden
Canton
Senate
Maiden
Citizen patrol plan shown to aid Lorain County traffic
The article notes that a citizens patrol scheme yields traffic benefits in Lorain County, with violators often replying apologetically after a warning letter. It favors anonymous individual volunteers over formal patrols to avoid a visible group and maintain local trust, citing Connecticut’s Volunteer Patrol and Dallas’s T-Men as references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Big Department
Connecticut
Dallas
T-Men
Webber Signs Bond to Free Belden Elderly Woman
Former Common Pleas Judge A. R. Webber signed a 200 bond and freed Miss Hattie Shepherd, 76, of Belden from county jail after nearly two months. Shepherd had been jailed by Justice G. E. Gardner on a default of the bond, with Attorney L. D. Hamlin aiding her defense. Webber, who knew the family, said he would sign the bond after learning of her plight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Hattie Shepherd
Belden
Miss Shepherd
G. E. Gardner
Grafton
L. D. Hamlin
YMCA Program for Unemployed Opens in Elyria
The Elyria Y M C A began a new program aiding unemployed young men, with 15 attendees at the first session. Free one month memberships are offered to men aged 18 to 30, contingent on a 1 PM Wednesday physical exam and noon Wednesday cutoff for applications. Facilities include gym and swimming during 9 AM to 12 noon.
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Elyria
Carl W. Wagner
Wagner
Prepare To Remove Nail From Boy's Lung
PHILADELPHIA January 17 surgeons at Temple University Hospital Bronchoscopic Clinic prepared to remove a two inch nail from 12 year old El las Doloris Edwards of Copley Ohio. The boy arrived after a hurried train trip with his father and Dr W H Eberle.
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Philadelphia
Ellas Doloris Edwards
Copley, O
Temple University Hospital
W. H. Eberle
Death Record Louis N Sullivan O h 39 at Lodi hospital
Louis Hawley Sullivan of Wellington died at Wellington hospital on Saturday night after a stroke. He was an employee of Wellington Sterling Oundry. Surviving: wife Pearl five children Louis Joseph Elmer Doris Alice Marie twelve days old. four brothers Herbert Albert Donald Harry. sister Doris Reese. Brother Jay preceded him in death. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from Andrews Funeral Home Wellington with Dr C W Record officiating. burial Huntington Cemetery.
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Sullivan
Louis Hawley
Lodi
Wellington Sterling Oundry
Pearl
Louis
Joseph
Elmer
Doris
Alice Marie
Herbert
Brighton
Albert
Donald
Huntington
Harry
Canton
Doris Reese
Ashland
Jay
Andrews Funeral Home
Wellington
C. W. Record
Huntington Cemetery
Meribah A. Borse 68 Dies in Wellington
Mrs Meribah A Borse aged 68 died at her home 521 Herrick Avenue East in Wellington at 6 25 am Sunday after two years of ill health and two months bedridden She was a Baptist church member and longtime lay leader She leaves husband B F Borse one son Myron E four grandchildren two sisters Mrs H H Peters and Mrs Anna Schreiber of Cleveland and many relatives Funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm from EB L Sharp Funeral Home with Rev John Green officiating and burial in Penfield
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Wellington, CO
Meribah A. Borse
Herrick Avenue East
The
Baptist Church
B. F. Borse
Myron E
H.H. Peters
Anna Schreiber
Cleveland
EB. L. Sharp
John Green
the Baptist Church
Penfield
Henry L Brown Dies After Appendix Operation in Maryland
Henry L Brown married to Beth Phelps on November 4 1937 in Brinklow Maryland died Saturday night after an appendix operation two weeks earlier Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon at Barber Funeral Parlors in Laytonsville Maryland Mrs Brown a former resident of Indian Hollow Road and Elyria High School graduate of 1933
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Henry L. Brown
Beth Phelps
Brinklow
Maryland
Lav‘tonsville
Barber Funeral
Brown
Indian Hollow Road
Elyria High School
Pittsfield Woman Sarah Rawson Avery Dies at 81
Sarah Rawson Avery of Pittsfield died Sunday morning at 6 39 after paralysis struck January 7. Born September 10, 1854, she lived most of her life in Pittsfield, survived by son Winfield and daughters Lula McConnell Edith Hines, six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral from her daughter's house Tuesday at 1 30, then at the Methodist church at 2 under G T Sedgeman with Rev H Black officiating. Interment in South Cemetery Pittsfield.
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Pittsfield
Sarah Rawsonvery
George McConnell
Minooka. Tl
William E. Avery
Winfield
Lula McConnell
Edith Hines
Karl Avery
Indianapolis
Ind
Scott Avery
Butler
Robert
Richard Avery
Harold Kepler
Alice Sloan
Tiffin
Georgianna Sloan
William
Jack Kepler
Laura Newton
Sacramento
Cal
Avery
G. Tit. Sedgeman
Oberlin
H. Black
South Cemetery
Allen dies at LaGrange after brief illness
Anthony E. Allen died at his LaGrange home Sunday afternoon after a brief illness. Born in Buffalo on October 10, 1889, he lived in LaGrange 12 years and operated a filling station. He was a member of the Elyria Eagles and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Surviving are his wife Gladys Allen a daughter Evangeline at home and step-brother John Gehwiler of Cleveland. Burial will be in LaGrange cemetery after a Taylor Funeral Home service officiated by Rev. Karl Darkey on Wednesday at 1 p.m.
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Anthony E. Allen
LaGrange
Buffalo
New York
Elyria Eagles
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gladys Allen
Evangeline
John Gehwiler
Cleveland
Taylor Funeral
Karl Darkey
LaGrange Cemetery
Widow Alexina Wilson Died After Lingering Illness in Elyria
Alexina E Wilson widow of John Wilson died Sunday evening at her daughter Mrs John Sparks home 168 Longfellow street after a lingering illness. Born in Scotland September 14 1866 she lived in Elyria 19 years and was a member of the Church of Scotland and Daughters of Scotland. Survived by son David K Wilson Amherst a sister Mrs Jennie Reid Scotland and three nieces and two nephews. Funeral at Taylor Funeral Home Wednesday at 3 o'clock with Rev E B Redhead officiating. interment in Brookdale cemetery.
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Alexina E. Wilson
John Wilson
John Sparks
Longfellow Street
Wilson
Scotland
Setember 14
Elyria
Taylor Funeral Home
E. B. Redhead
Brookdale Cemetery
Funeral services for Emil Harrison 12 in Birmingham
Funeral services are set for Emil Harrison a 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs George Harrison of Birmingham. The obituary notes the family’s loss and requests friends to attend at a local church on a date to be announced.
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Emil Harrison
George Harrison
Birm
Ministers Plan For Go To Church Campaign
Elyria Ministerial Association met at the Y M C A at 10 00 am Today WM J Foster president for 1937 reported on the coming Go To Church campaign The churches of the city will unite in an attendance campaign Sunday Feb 6 1938 to be conducted on the same basis as 1937 Rev Ern est Irion secretary of records of attendance and Rev Foster publicity officer Elected officers for 1988 Rev J L Urich president Rev R W Neighbour vice president and Rev Bela Bacso secretary treasurer Ministers from Lorain county were guests A Lorain County Ministerial Association was discussed A continuation committee named to call a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Ministerial Association
Y. M. CG
WM J. Foster
Ernest Irion
Foster
Volleyball Clash At Y In Second Week
Two teams from the Y M C A Business and Professional Men's League meet in the opening game of week two. The Airedales led by Harry W Luethi face the Terriers captained by Ralph Standen as the season resumes.
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Whic
Y. M. C. A. Business and
Airedales
Harry W. Luethi
Terriers
Ralph Standen
Bulldogs
Great Danes
Hounds
St. Bernards
Arredales
Funeral services set after death at Birmingham church
The service will be at the Birmingham M. E. church Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. E. T. English. Burial will follow in Birmingham cemetery. The body will be moved from Taylor's Funeral Home this evening to the parents' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingham
Birmingham
M. E
E. T. English
Taylor
Father Coughlin backs annual wage guarantee plan
Detroit January 17 Father Charles Coughlin in his radio address urged a super-NRA style system where manufacturers in each industry organize to regulate production and guarantee steady annual wages for mass production workers. He argued voluntary rules and fair wholesale prices with a five day eight hour week could stabilize demand and provide fair wages even with a 10 month year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charles BK. Coughlin
Large crowds to hear Cameron Beck in Elyria talks
More than 350 residents of Elyria and vicinity are expected to hear Cameron Beck, director of the New York Stock Exchange Institute, in two talks. The Elyria Rotary Club dinner moves to the Elks' Club big hall for Beck's noon address, with 200 reservations reported. A 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting by the Elyria Federation of Teachers at the same club also anticipates many out of town attendees and 150 reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cameron Beck
New York Stock Exchange Institute
Beck
Elyria Federation of Teachers
Elks’ Club
Toledo Markets Report Grain Produce Prices and Hogs
Markets from Toledo show wheat No 2 red around 1.03 to 1.04 per bushel with gains. Corn No 2 yellow near 0.60 a bushel, oats and rye listed, futures implied. Toledo and Cleveland produce sections list butter eggs live poultry vegetables with varied buying prices and freight rates. hog receipts and prices range from 38 to 56 dollars per hundred, with buyers active in the market.
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Cattle calves sheep
Cleveland livestock receipts show steady to active trading with mixed grades. Cattle: choice steers 1100 lbs and up to 9.50, 750-1100 lbs to 9.00, other grades 7.00 to 8.50, cows 5.00 to 6.00, good to prime butcher cattle 8.00 to 8.50. Calves: receipts 650, prime to good 12.00 to 13.00, 9.00 to 11.00 for medium, common 7.00 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs: receipts 2500, market active and steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
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