Printers Union Attacks A F of L in Clash over Power
The International Typographical Union accuses the American Federation of Labor of seeking total power, may lead to leaving the federation for the CIO. I T U president Howard reveals plans for a membership referendum while federation council meets. The February Typographical Journal voices accusations of encroachment and misinterpretation of federation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Miami
Fla
International Typographical Union
American Federation of Labor
Typographical Journal
Charles P. Howard
Federation
Union Label Trades Department
Howard
A. F. of L
Federation Executive Council
A. F P
L. Anion
William Green
Swiating
A. F
Psychologist To Visit County Schools For Study
Dr Wilda Rosebrook Ohio State University psychologist will spend next week visiting Lorain County schools to study classroom difficulties not as problem cases but as work related issues. She will also speak next Wednesday at a joint meeting of Elyria Township Parent Teacher Associations at the Lake Avenue school. Approximately half the county schools will be visited, with plans to return in the spring to cover the rest. The project is funded by OSU for salary and by the Lorain County Council of Parent Teacher Associations for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wilda Rosebrook
Ohio State University
Elyria Township
Lake Avenue
Rosebrook
Labor Federation Rift Aims at Union Armistice Talks
The text notes a split within the American Federation of Labor as to its status as a voluntary source of trades unions. Jam F. Dewey, Federal Labor conciliator, pushes for an armistice plan between the A F L and the C I O. Dewey plans discussions with Green and has conferred with John J. Lewis in Washington about the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Jam F. Dewey
A. F. of L
Roosevelt seeks six new battleships amid China tensions
President Roosevelt urges immediate appropriation to start two more capital ships, with two already under construction in New York and Philadelphia. He links naval expansion to rising international risk as Japan's actions in China provoke a strong State Department protest and strained U S relations. The message includes $8.8 million for army anti aircraft additions and broader defense plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con.gress
Presiden
New York
Philadelphia
Congress
State Department
Japan
Ing
Cnzen
China
Joseph Crew
Ino
Tokyo
Tain
Panay
Roosevelt
Court actions filed in Avon Lake and Vermilion suit list
The doc records several civil actions in Lorain County courts. Lievelind Trust Co sues Julia Yomuneh for 84 566 plus foreclosure of property in Avon Lake. Gordon sues Tom Olivo of Cleveland for 10 000 for injuries from a Route 69 crash near Whiskeyville. Maurice Ferraro and Tony Ferraro face a 2 400 claim at 1215 Brownell Ave Lorain due to a horse drawn wagon accident. Automobile damages involve Edward Arndt of Graften and Martha Krebs of Indian Hollow road with a collision on Indian Hollow road and a tipped vehicle in Eaton. A Guthrie horse-drawn carriage incident damages a vehicle driven by Elvira Gould/D.B. Edison School incident. The text also notes various fiscal and military spending items projected for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd EK. Gorden
Vermilion
Tom Olivo
Cleveland
Wiskeyville
Gordon
Gratton
Maurice Ferraro
Tony Ferraro
Brownell Avenue
Lorain
Lorain Creamery Company
Petitier
Edward Arndt
Graften
Martha Krebs
Indian Hollow Road
Krebs
Wal- Ham G. Smith
Sher Department
Arndt
Eaton
Smith
Seeing-Eye Plans Studied Here By Worker For Blind
Mrs. Mary Dranga Campbell from Seeing-Eye in Morristown N J visited Lorain County to learn about applicants for Seeing-Eye dogs and others eligible. She spoke on the freedom and companionship dogs provide to the blind, noting the bond with their master and how dogs aid navigation and safety in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona County
Mary Dranga Campbell
Lis
Morristown
N. J
Campbell Etar
Alyrat
Lorain County
Camm
Cleveland
Strange Agers
Veland
Iegin County
First Semester Ends At Elyria Schools
Elyria High School and Jefferson Junior High students enjoyed a day free from classes as rural area exams concluded yesterday. Elementary schools wrap up the first semester today, marking a seasonal break in study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Jefferson Junior High School
Seasion
Daring Waterfront Robbery Nabs $25,000 at New York Pier Swap
Four bandits carried out a bold waterfront raid in New York on January 28 and escaped with $25,000. The theft occurred between Pier 62 and Pier 61 along the waterfront, ending in a swift getaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ovo Parr
United States
Pier 62
Pier 61
Spring Brightens Elyria as Robin Feeds Inspire Hope
Josephine O Million at 135 Chestnut Street feeds a robin daily despite snow and cold, proving optimism for spring. The Welfare Association for the Sightless rehearses 118 Amateur Hour at Elyria High School auditorium next Thursday evening. An announcer and blind entertainers perform to raise funds for Seeing Eye dogs, with support from Major Edward Bowes via Radio City and Elyria Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Josephine O'Million
Chestnut Street
Elyria High School
Nex
Edward Bowes
Radio City
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Vig
Oberlin Church Services and College Events
Oberlin notices list church services at Finney Chapel and First Church, with talks on law enforcement and a campus assembly. Also covered are a reunion broadcast, social gatherings at Mrs Campbell’s and Vermilion, February events, and campus schedules including basketball and fencing with Oberlin hosting Ohio Woeslosan. Local briefs report personnel changes, visits, and moves in and around Oberlin.
Oberlin LWV Holds February Study Meetings at Oberlin Inn
The Education department of the Oberlin League of Women Voters hosts Tuesday afternoon study meetings in February at Oberlin Inn. Open to members and others interested in local, state, or federal educational issues, the schedule features talks on teacher tenure, government projects in education, and a panel on league support for education legislation, with a note about a February 22 cancellation for the holiday and a March 1 discussion on educational desires and school costs. Lorain County Prosecutor Howard D. Butler will address the Men's Class in Oberlin on a subsequent Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Department
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Oberlin Inn
C. H. Hamilton
O. T. Craig
W. H. Seaman
Howard OR. Butler
Lorain County
Oberlin
Fight to halt return of farm hand to South Carolina
A writ of habeas corpus was filed on behalf of John Tucker 60 seeking release and to block extradition to South Carolina where a breach of trust charge by a farmer remains. Tucker, previously employed on a mule deal, was briefly held but released by Lorain County court before extradition attempts. Tucker’s attorney argues the charge lacks validity and extradition would amount to slavery under South Carolina law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Tucker
Cosmon Pleas Court
South Carolina
Frank A. Stelun
Merritt
Anderson
Bonch
Stetson
South Care Ming
Lorain Counce
Death Notice for Mrs Mary Buswell of Avon Lake
Funeral services are set for Mrs Mary Buswell 73 at Daniels Funeral Home after a yearlong illness. A resident of Avon Lake six years she was a Lorain County native and is survived by husband Benjamin Le Buyeull four daughters two sons and many relatives. Services will be held at three o'clock today at the funeral home with interment to follow in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Buswell
Avox Lake
Buswell
Lorain County
Beige
Ayambake
Bertia Detenk
Lerain
Mire
Fuser Wolfhuesen
Lakewood
Gind Edwarg
Charles Buseed
Ar Leune
Amd
Governor orders deep mined coal specifications
Checks submitted by Jars Metzenbaum to the committee show payments for coal purchases from a Cleveland firm were made without bids. Horn claimed the state was cheated out of 7000 dollars as the coal may have been strip mined. The governor ordered future specifications to require proof of coal origin and production method and fair pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jars Metzenbaum
Market notes mix price data with odd item list
A convoluted early market page lists produce and commodities with scattered prices. Items include carrots onions mushrooms parsley and tomatoes among others, with occasional references to wages and legislative notes. The dense OCR yields mixed vendor prices, quantities, and columnar blurbs.
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Qnadam
Broad ST
Real Cleaners
Eiki
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Sunbeam
Gardner's
Sardner
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Ye Lievelind Trust Company
Julia Yyomuneh
Aftar
Avon Lake
Trusk
Alfred Gould
R. Db
Elvira
Edison School
Gould
Ai. Horton
Ig High
Bersavets
Europe
Ehri
Tml
Esther Wood
Professor St
Del.verr
Hienorg Clursager
College
Tan
Finnes
Wold Recnion Pye
Kimk
Harry Camppell
Gibson
Oherlin
Oy Horton
Platte
3A Wurke
Veit
Burke
Poon
Campbell
College of Arts and Leithor
Carnegie Library
Reeti of Gases Hospital
Fintes Chapel 7
Walfare
Caspar Cassado
Bostpone
Mart
Vreitigg
Finney
Hay l Vi
Waital
Uno Plure
School of Theology
Baircluld
Riday
Professa
WLM
Moros
Gherlin
Mushingum
Warner
Manasium
S.ta P.M
Ohio
Warner Gomnasium
Kenton
Crane
Efi
Demonera
Charles Sawyer
TSU
WSPL
Toledo
Colmbus
WHOS
Youngstown
Akron
Dastonwyer
Zradvai
East Oberlin
Townsend Club
Klfp. Hall
W. B. Albers
Cuyahoga Falls
Thomas Webber
Mack Webber
West Lorain Street
The
Commercial Credit Company
Columbus
Lee Rowe
Florida
Henry Ellis
Faul Krieg
East College Street
Alfred Parker
East Lorain Stret
Selma
Alabama
J. L. Kinney
Allen Hospital
George Hatch
Pittsburg
Ellen B. Hatch
Lorain Street
Fannie Drummond
West Colege Street
W. C. T. U. Work
Linton
Indiana
Mary Catherine Lindquist
Forest Street
John F. Eakin
Schroll
AED
Mrs, Marl Buswell
John KR. Cordrey
Jong Kk
Curdrry
U LL. Cordiy
Canitland
Delaware Avenue
Daniels Feustal
Tetrop
Stone’s Grill
Elyria
Court Street
Wainwright
Wainwright Flor
Cleveland Road
Tovmegmuwiens
Veen
Meebobest
Makiwin
Shasha
Romo Beaty
Peper
Brest
Cable AG
Perth
Ted Fethouse
Wwe
Wiebe
Vvb Agans
Tata- Tully
Delaer
Ahi
Mhvatoreo
Veu-Hy
Culer Lowel
Seley Cablag
Fen
Galvin
Vitam Ha
Phily
Pitt-ban
Sederis
Vic
Western Reserve
Turner Block
Red Jacket
Kennedy Phond
O’donnell
Lufkin Tool CO
Lufkin
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