Hoover Defines Liberalism in Liberty Magazine Interview
Former President Herbert Hoover offers a frame for liberalism in a Liberty Magazine interview, arguing the term should reflect free speech, free press, free worship and free assembly. He criticizes Sen Sherman Minton and the New Deal era for press intimidation and concentration of power.
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Herbert Hoover
Liberty Magazine
Sherman Minton
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Reypide
Minton
New Deal
Labor Board
Fire Blight Appears Early in Lorain County
Lorain County reports show fire blight on twigs and branches earlier than normal. County agricultural extension agent C. I. Hummel says many blight cases have been received and advises pruning affected trees to remove blighted areas, aiming for September work.
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C. I. Hummel
Hummel
Sandusky Offers For Distributing System Of OPS Co
Sandusky officials report an offer of 25,000 dollars for the distribution system of the Ohio Public Service Co. The city would approve the transfer via city commission authorization, excluding the company’s power plant. Commissioner George Ape said the purchase could be negated without a bond issue if funds from PWA become available for a municipal plant.
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Williams Fined For Intoxication In Police Court
Edie Williams of 327 Clinton avenue was fined $3 and costs on an intoxication charge after appearing before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. Williams and a companion were arrested at Lodi street and West avenue about 8 p.m. on July 3. Williams pleaded not guilty at arraignment while his companion pleaded guilty.
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Clinton Avenue
Joseph Q. Petro
Williams
Lodi Street
West Avenue
Football Film To Be Featured At Chronicle Telegram Meeting
A football motion picture will be shown as the feature at the Chronicle Telegram Alumni Association monthly meeting at the YMCA at 8 PM tonight. A discussion period is scheduled and officers urge all members to attend.
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Death Record Amherst Ohio Mrs Esther BieCartney Ivan
Mrs Esther BieCartney Ivan aged 21 died at Amherst hospital after operative treatment following four months ill health. Born Lorain she had lived near Amherst a year. Survived by daughter Carleen, parents Mr and Mrs Adem AiCartney, six brothers James Lorain Caeries Warne Donsid William Barton all at home, one sister Bree Lowe Lorain. Services are in charge of the O H Baxer Co.
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Amherst Hospital
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Carieen
Mir
Adem AiCartney
South Amherst
James
Caeries
Warne
Donsid
Wihamr
Barton
Bree
Lowe
Fu- Hee
Baxer
Funeral services for Bert Tarr 38 announced
Funeral services for Bert Tarr aged 38 will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 00 from the Niecross Funeral with the Knights of Pynies and Dr Frans Hicks in charge. Burial will be made in Brookdale Cemetery.
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Furerel Serviess
Bert Tarr
Niecross Furerel
Knights of Pyinies
Frans Hicks
Cnarge
Meade
Brookdale
Permet Poy Ne Een Oe
Three Minor Auto Accidents Reported
Police records list three minor automobile accidents from yesterday. Miss Edrie Funk’s car at 127 Denison Avenue was damaged after being struck by Tony Manzo’s truck on West Avenue around 8 30 p m. Charles Sokolowski and Mrs George Kunkle collided on Broad Street at about 4 40 p m. Charles A Ruggles’s car on Broad Street near Cyrp ress Avenue was slightly damaged after being struck while proceeding.
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Edrie Funk
Denison Avenue
Tony Manzo
Middle Avenue
West Avenue
Charles Sokolowski
Woodford Avenue
George Kunkle
Oxford Avenue
Broad Street
Sokolowski
Slaver Of Policeman Dies In Chair Tonight
Reading of the Hobbs case in the Supreme Court ends with clemency denied. The condemned man, tied to the chair, faced execution for slaving a patrolman and was awaiting the governor’s action. The court’s action confirms the prior conviction and sentence.
Tres of Pelly Jones Charged in Int-X.Careon Case Continued
Police report Miss Jones of 93 West Avenue was arrested on July 2 and pleaded not guilty as the case was continued to Saturday afternoon at 2. Chief E J Stankard provided the update.
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Pelly Jones
West Avenue
Careon
Odloon
E J Stankard
Miss Jones
Does Your Breath Broadcast I Wear False Teeth
A breath freshener claim promoting false teeth with stain removal and whitening effects. It asserts teeth plates look better and feel better, promises sweeter breath, and lists a 30¢ price at drug stores with a money back guarantee if not delighted.
Tests Show Value Of Sulphate Of Ammonia
Lorain County farmers report tests on five two acre pasture plots showing treated areas yielding about twice as much as untreated ones. Denham Brothers, Howard Dayton, John Barber, E D Schramm and R L Pierce conducted the trials with sulphate of ammonia delayed by late shipment. Schramm applied on April 4 and others around April 20, though early application is advised.
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Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
John Barber
Wellington
E. D. Schramm
Oberlin
Schramm
Barber
Denham Brothers
la Grange
Howard Dayton
R. L. Pierce
Hummel
Third Period At Camp Iss See Kies Opens Enrollment
Twenty seven Elvira boys enrolled as campers at Camp Iss See Kies on the Vermilion river as the third period of the 19358 season started. Fourteen began a 10 day camping session and 13 from the second period remained. Total expected to reach about 30 with a few late additions.
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Iss-See-Kies
Vermilion Rive
David Lindell
Carl Koepp
Loren Miller
Robert Renouard
Junior Ray
Wiliam Smith
Richard Loomis
Theodore Brown
Philp Brown
Russell Nichols
Harold Fritz
Bernard Tilson
Douglas Wagner
William Decker
John Craig Sam Rockwood
Alfred Pierce
William Pemberth
David Taylor
Rue McIntyre
Allan Fritzsene
Donald Bryant
Dan Stevick
William Carle
Robert Carle
Willam
Democrats Plan Rally at Chippewa Lake Park Picnic
Three Lorain County residents join a four member county committee for a Democratic Congressional District Rally and Picnic at Chippewa Lake Park on August 6. Plans were made at a Medina meeting. Free rides and entertainment for under 12 and afternoon dancing are arranged. Governor Davey and opponent Sawyer are expected to attend three days before the primary.
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Chippea Lake Park
Fourteenth
Medina
B. N Harris
Lorains
June B. Shibley
Cornell Place
Elyria
Jessie Webber
Kentucky Avenue
Lorain
J Clay Deane
Akron
Trenklin Howe
Summit County
Davey
Charles Sawyer
We-Kum-U-Kum Ladies meet at Firestone home
Ada White and Karl Wei drick hosted the We-Kum-U-Kum ME Ladies division with thirty members present Tuesday evening. Leora Rogers and Mrs. Asa Fire syne led amusements, group will meet again in July to plan activities.
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Mesdames
Layton Curtice
Ada White
Karl Weidrick
M_ E
Asa Firestone
Muss Leora Rogers
Asa Firesyne
Local Social Notes From Elyria And Nearby Towns
Airs Huston Hallebaugh. Mus o0 Browand and Frank Brouse spent Wednesday in Elyria with dinner firsts in the Jr. Brouse home and Suppe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brouse. Ralph Butcher and daughter Virginia visited Mrs. Ella Young Wednesday evening. Charles Parent learned Thursday of the death of his aunt Mrs Dora Garver of Lidi. Mrs. Alice Dilley of Circleville, Ohio, spending several weeks here.
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Browand
Frank Brouse
Elyria
Jr. Brouse
Suppe
3Ir
Ray Bouse
Ralph Butcher
Virginia
Ella Young
Charles Parent
Dora Garver
Lidi
Alice Dilley
Circleville
Dr Harold A Robinson Opens Dayton Office
Dr Harold A Robinson announced the opening of his general medicine and surgery practice at 602 Elyric Savings and Trust Co building in Dayton. He is a graduate of Erie high school Ohio Wesleyan University and Western Reserve University Medical School and recently completed a residency at Miami Valley General Hospital. He is the son of A J Robinson of 304 Park Avenue.
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Elyric Savings and Trust Co
Robinson
Ei Ria High School
Ohio Wesleyan Unieversity
Western Reserve Universits Medical School
Miami Valley General Hospital
Dayton
Reb.ison
A. J Reb
Park Avenue
Court notes and local thefts and charges report
Kee win sasyer of Wellington reports damage to harness, horse collar, and wagon gear valued around 888. Deputy Short notes thefts from Beever Park concession and a forgery suit seeks 3397 plus foreclosure. Elmer Cunningham faces reckless driving warrant. July 1 collision and release on bond listed.
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Kee Win Sasyer
Wellington
Tegay
Joy Filion
Depes
Elrer Cunningham
East River Joacon
Countess Barbara Haugwitz-Reventlow in London Police Court
Society notes in Bey Street report turbulent marital hearing between Countess Barbara Haugwitz-Reventlow and Count Haugwitz-Reventlow. Allegations claim threats to shoot, extortion demand of 5 million, and a mysterious letter amid gossip of social withdrawal. Next hearing set for July 13 as the Count prepares defense.
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Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow
Bey Street
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Duke of Windsor
Year Old Boy Drowns in Alum Creek
Columbus July 6 11 year old Robert Rosen drowned after stepping into a 12 foot hole in Alum Creek. His 9 year old brother Ronald was rescued by Ruth Miller 15.
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Robert Rosen
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Ruth Miller
Three In Alleged White Slave Ring Are Sentenced
In Pittsburgh three defendants face federal sentences related to an Alliance Pittsburgh white slave case. Virginia Hines and Charles Martin of Alliance receive two years in a federal penitentiary. Thomas Christian Stocker of McDonald Pa gets one year and a day after six months in Allegheny County Jail.
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Charles Martin
Allance
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Thomas Christian Stocker
McDonald
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Pittsburgh
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Schoonmaker
Margaret Ross
Sam Davis
Isadore Friedman
Firestone Announces Engagement Of Daughter Elizabeth Firestone
Mrs Harvey S Firestone announced yesterday the engagement of her daughter Elizabeth Idabelle Firestone to Ray Austin Graham Jr. son of Mrs Ray Graham of Greenvale Farm New York. Ness Firestone's father the late Harver S Firestone was the found-
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Akron. O
Harvey S Firestone
Elizabeth Idabelle Firestone
Ray Austin Graham, Jr
Ray Graham
Greenvale Farm
LF. N.Y
Ness
Theft of Mrs Marshall Field Jewelry At Locust Valley
The Marshall Field estate in Huntington New York investigates the loss of 15000 dollars in diamonds plus 5300 from a wallet and 150 from a guest’s trousers. District Attorney Fred J. Munder says state police and the sheriff aid the inquiry. Three pieces a bracelet a diamond necklace and a diamond ring were stolen after Mrs Field wore them to a party Saturday night and found missing Sunday morning.
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Nla
Pi Hce
Marshall Field
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Frank Ordway
Locust Valley
Chicago
Graham Family Ties to Major Industry Leaders Named
The passage notes Ras A. Graham Sr. as founder and chair of Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. and head of Graham Brothers Corp. It also mentions his son, associated with the Firestone tire enterprise, tying the family to key 20th century industrial firms in Toledo.
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Toledo
Four Girls Arrested For Walking Four Abreast In Ennis
Four girls walking four abreast on a public road in Ennis Ireland were arrested in a local incident. Police detained them and released them after questioning as authorities reviewed the situation and warnings were issued.
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Ireland
Glider Reunion Held at Oberlin on July Fourth
The 36th annual Glider family reunion took place Monday July 4 at Carl Oehling’s home 235 North Main street Oberlin. About sixty attendees including five visitors enjoyed a lawn picnic at noon and afternoon games. A late afternoon lunch featured ice cream and cake. Relatives came from Kent Sunnyside Beach Vermilion Clarksfield Amherst Cleveland Collins Lorain Bellevue Medina Wakeman and Oberlin.
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Carl Oehling
North Main Street
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Sunnyside Beach
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Ambherst
Cleveland
Collins
Lorain
Bellevue
Medina
Wakeman
Oferlin
Dainty Stitchers and Jolly Cooks Plan July Visit
The senior 4-H group met at Miss Margaret Glider’s home on North Professor Street on June 29 to discuss a buffet supper for the next meeting. Plans include a joint junior and senior trip to Cleveland on July 15 visiting the Museum of Natural History WTAM and other educational sites. The senior group will reconvene July 7 at Mrs. Don Bryant’s North Main Street residence.
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Margaret Glider
North Professor Street
Cleveland
Museum of Natural History
WTAM
Don Bryant
North Main Street
Young American Ladies Plan Grand Continental Tour
Miss Constance Sherman and Miss Maria Graves sail from New York to Holland and Belgium. They visit Rotterdam Antwerp Bruges and Paris then drive through France to the Riviera. London Edinburgh Chester Dublin and notable towns and sites follow with Mrs Graves' car and Miss Yeats in Ireland.
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P. D Sherman
Miiss Maria Graves
Nashville
Tenn
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Holland
Belgium
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Bruges
Paris
Edinborough
Abbotsford
St. Andrews
Aberdeen
Inverness
Loch Lomond
Chester
Wales
Dublin
Ireland
Elizabeth Yeats
William Butler Yeats
Woman's Relief Corps Teas After Southampton Return
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold a tea Friday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs Melvin Schubert Telegraph Road. Those needing transport should call Mrs Champion.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Melvin Schubert
Telegraph Road
Champion
Local families take motor trips and visits across states
Mr and Mrs Ward and daughter Allegan left Tuesday for Florida on a southern tour with Mrs Hallouer of Oxford Florida and her daughter visiting in Florida. Mrs Clifton and daughter Beulah departed for Washington DC with Virginia and other states on the itinerary.
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Allegan
Florida
Mary Hallouer
Oxford
Harold Cook
South Main Street
Mrs. Ward
South
Washington, D. C
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Minnie Morris
Margaret Sackett
Mary Bungard
Oberlin
Cecil Law
St. Petersburg
Callender
Ontario
Norman Smith
Henry Tulk
George Parnell
New London
Arthur Tulk
Parnell
Charles Crosby
Elyria
J. K. Crosby
East Lorain Street
Percy Parnell
Zelionople
Markets Toledo Ghain Close Givain In Elevators
Toledo markets report elevator trading with grain and produce quotes. Wheat corn oats rye prices shown, plus flour and butter values. Live poultry, turkeys, ducks, and eggs listed with regional USDA notes and stock movements.
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Toledo
Plymouth
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Leghorn Roosters
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Bliss Triumphs
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Arkansas
U.S
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Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
U. So
Grain and hay prices from Sheets elevator and Montiant Milling Co
Price list for corn, wheat, oats, flour, and mill feeds with quantities by bushel or barrel. Includes No 1 white and No 2 grades for corn and oats, various flour grades, mill feeds, cottonseed meal, and bran. Hay and straw prices cover timothy, clover, and straw grades.
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Montiant Milling Co
Poultry Trade Notes and Market Prices Report
The Chicago market reports poultry items with various weights and scores for creamers specials and firsts. Traders note extra loots and storage packed extras, steady trades, and local pairings with shipments and standard graded varieties.
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Townsendaon Meeting and Local Social Highlights
Birmingham briefs note a Townsend meeting at the High School auditorium Thursday evening. Social items include picnics at Blanden's Lake, birthday surprise for Mrs. Hobart Furgeson, and many visits and excursions among local families including Lorain and Wakeman residents.
Fresh Produce Price List From Market Stalls
A dense OCR list details outdoor and hothouse produce with prices per basket, crate, or dozen. Items include beans, wax logs, beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, lettuce, onions, peas, spinach, squash, tomatoes, rhubarb, raspberries, and more, with varied sizes and unit counts across multiple sellers. Prices show many cents per unit and per basket, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century market catalog.
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Market Prices Reported for Butter Eggs Poultry and Livestock
The report shows steady butter and egg markets with mixed receipts and varying quotes for live poultry including heavy Leghorns and Rock varieties, and weak market conditions for live poultry. Prices for potatoes, cattle, calves, sheep and lambs, hogs, and related commodities are listed with regional and weight-based breakdowns.
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