Withholding of Relief Funds Upheld
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the state relief commission policy of withholding portions of county relief allocations. Clermont County sought full maximum payments for January through May and the court sustained to pay less, setting a precedent for other counties. The decision frees withheld sums for use in the upcoming relief bill and notes a specific suit involving 24750 dollars and a county allocation of 17250 for five months.
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Columbus
Btate Relief Commission
Supreme Court
Cler Mont County
Clermont County
Roosevelts relief plan amid drought and heat wave
The article describes federal and state aid measures for drought relief, including employment in rural projects, cattle relocation, and harvests as emergency feed. It notes cash relief targets 204,000 families, weather bureau forecasts showers, and widespread crop and livestock damage across the Midwest and Plains with record 100 plus temperatures and rising grain prices.
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Tana
Wyoming
Idin
Omas
Roosevelt
Governoent
Federal Soil Conservation Program
Middle West
US Weather Bureau
Chicago
Dakotas
Nebrakka
Kansas
Crowdlesas
Kennebec
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Ft. Yates
Glendive
Mont
Devils Lake N. D
Ottawa
Glasnow
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Mason City
Rockford
Inthianapolis
Green Bay
Wis
Nesplaines
Chisago
Canada
Tye
Workers Stoned By Strikers At Middletown Conn
In Middletown Connecticut a night of disorder accompanied a strike at Remington plant. Police warned of mass arrests as about 1,400 workers faced strikers and 85 state police patrolled the grounds. Aloysius Koszka was charged with breach of peace and stone throwing after being linked to a bus stoning.
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Middletown
Conn
Anthony Sunderland
Frank Hayes
Aloysius Koszka
Thomsas Bohuslaw
Thomian Jlatton
Portland
Denounces Fair Trade Act of Ohio in Commerce Denouncement
Alfred A. Benesch, Ohio state director of commerce, denounces the fair trade practice act set to take effect Thursday. He says the law, labeled special interest, would violate free contract and raise consumer prices, especially for pharmaceuticals and toilet items. Proponents argue it protects the public from inferior stock and prevents predatory price cutting, noting the contract binds all retailers to producer terms.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alfred A. Benesch
Commerce
Notone
Benesch
George Sheridan
The
Governor Davey Attacks Pending Ohio Relief Bill
Gov Davey today challenged a pending state relief bill, calling a maximum $12 per family per month indefensible and declaring it would cause starvation. He urged uniform state control, budget reforms, and warned against giving money to counties based on needless funding, arguing for targeted relief and savings. He criticized “stop gap” measures as worsening recurring crises.
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Columbus
Davey
Ohio
General Assembly
State Relief Commission
Ohio Retail Merchants Council Says Prices Violation Hurt All
The council warns that violators face damages suits from affected parties and that suits may target continued sales below minimum contracted prices. It notes mail order sales are not affected by the law.
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Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Hunger Squatters Encamped in State Legislature Halls
In Columbus two members of the Quincy Workers' Alliance calling themselves hunger squatters remained in the Ohio Legislature building, seeking a relief appropriation of 9,600. They slept in the Senate Chamber after adjournment and awaited House convening. A telegram to Speaker J. Freer Bittinger urged immediate session to pass adequate relief. The Senate had passed a 21,590,000 temporary relief bill the House will consider. The group has been subsisting on their own meals and continued to attend sessions.
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Columbus
Qhin Workers’ Alliance
Dio
Senate
Alilarer
J Freer Bittinger
House
Ohio Supreme Court Validates Alley Bill for Judges
The Ohio Supreme Court held the Alley bill constitutional, upholding a Hamilton County Appellate Court ruling that refused to order the board of elections to place George Weiler Jr. on the November ballot for common pleas judge. Weiler argued his candidacy was filed before the law took effect, but the court ruled it could not be operated until after the term beginning Feb 9, 1937.
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Columbts. O
Ohio Supreme Court
George Weiler, Jr. Cincinati
Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Hamilton County Appellate Court
Lie. Board of Elections
Weller
Judges Valley
Cannon
Ohio House Delays Session Next Week On Relief Bill
Columbus July 8 Speaker J Freer Bitlinger announced the Ohio House will not be called into session next week to consider the 21 5 million stop gap relief bill approved by the Senate. He will confer with Democratic Floor Leader Frank Aible before fixing a session date. He said the House should not reconvene until the Senate acts on relief measures and other bills including the milk tax, state income tax, and unemployment insurance bills, which have passed the House. Bitlinger also urged Senate action on Governor Dayes proposed sales tax repeal on food for home consumption. The House has not yet acted on Lins measure.
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Columbus
J. Freer Bitlinger
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
Bitlinger
Frank Aible
Bittinger
House
Dayes
Lins
Bricker rules on grain tax in trucking case
Ohio Attorney General Bricker rules a trucker who buys grain from farmers and ships it to markets is not required to return sick grain under the grain excise tax law. He said the grain is taxed as property in the trucker’s hands, valued on average basis, treating it as a mere merchant activity.
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Collmbus
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Tra
Elyria Country Club Ladies and Men Golf Events Outline
W J Loufman won the bhind Pat tournament in Ladies play at Elyria Country Club. Elyria ladies team of Flynn Foster Tutf ford Loufman Sievers to play Westwood in a Western division match at Columbia Halls. Sunset Tournament set for July 16. Linder voy tournament next Tuesday with detailed pairing and times. Qualifying rounds for men’s championships scheduled for coming weekend. Club breakfast and waffle entertainment on Sunday morning. Individual low scores noted in Classes A B C with varied winners.
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EL. Sievers
A W. Larythe
H Barbour
L. P. Tufford
L. B Pauver
W. BR Timms
J. B Johnson
Ralph Murbach
H. E Sullivan
Q. J. Winsprag
W. G. Barnes
C. Davis
A. F. Jordan
G. Livingston
D. H. Guliett
J Beltz
J. Brydon
C .Mo McGrath
L. W. Chapt
J. J. Ready
FP. Savage
C. Fell
Elyria Country Club
Jack Black
Rothgery Motors Triumphs Over Dobrowski Meats 2 1
In Grafton last evening Rothgery Motors edged Dobrowski Meats 2 to 1 on a late eighth inning score. Hank Walker tied the game with a fourth inning homer as Rothgery held the visitors to four hits while scoring six off Joe Rags. The winning run crossed in the eighth, giving Rothgery a hard fought victory on the local diamond.
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Grafton
Hrothgery Motors
Migka Dobrowski Meats
Hank Walker
Motors
Grafton Ten
H. Rothgery
Joe Rags
Menta AB
E Sukey
Ala Nee
Soja
Yarsa
Galhem
Shepherd
H. Walker
T Wurzak
Logan
Reese
McClosky
Crafton
Steel & Tubes
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