A F L Faces Internal Conflict Over Steel Union Drive
Washington July 3 The American Federation of Labor faces a split as 16 council members weigh a showdown with rebel labor chieftains led by John L Lewis. Green signals possible suspension of 12 C I O aligned unions, while Lewis opens door to compromise. Outlook grim as factions contest federation policy amid drive to unionize steel. Springfield lawyer Mike Beaver held for grand jury on Aug bank holdup. two witnesses identified him.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Jeaders
Nations
United States
William Green
A. F
John L. Lewis
George M. Harrison
Lewis
Executive Council
Federation
Green
U. S. of L
American Tron and Steel Institute
Council
Umjons
C. 1
J. O
Springfield
Islye
Mike Beaver
Beaver
U. S
George Schwer
Two Victims Of Paralysis Slowly Wasting Away
In Dillies Bottom six miles south of here two Krinenko children John eleven and Mike nine show a creeping paralysi s ailment. Doctors warn this hereditary disorder similar to congenital amyotonia and myasthenia gravis has appeared in other families with several deaths nearby. The boys begun symptoms at seven and now can hardly sit up while two older siblings are healthy.
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Bellaire
Krinenko
Dillies Bottom
Here
Dietrich
Belmont Village
St. Clairesville
Mone Hes
Pate Krinenko
John
Mike
Jol
Th State Hospital
Columbus
Belmont
Glen
Verdict Returned For 3900 In Royston Suit
A verdict for 3900 was returned against Emily Royston of Lorain in Judge D A Cook's court this morning in a $25000 wrongful death suit filed by William J McGrail administrator of James V Metrail Jr of Cleveland. Metrail was killed Aug 29 1934 when struck by an automobile on Lake Road Sheffield Lake as he crossed in front of a fire station.
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Emily Royston
Seventh Street
Lorain
D. A. Cook
James V. Metrail, Jr
Cleveland
Lake Road
Sheffield Lake
William J. McGrail
Bluup
Four-H Clubs Can Use School Buses
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission authorized using school buses to transport four H clubs members under conditions. Applications must be filed by county agents, a permission letter carried by the bus operator, and appropriate insurance. Trips may not be for profit and non members may be supervised.
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Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Agricultural Extension Department of
Ohin State University
Sich
All Ohio Dairy Day at Wooster Marks 9th Annual Event
Lorain County dairymen are expected to attend the ninth annual Ohio Dairy Day at the Experimental Station in Wooster on August 14. Dairymen, 4-H and vocational student judging teams, and others in the dairy industry are invited. The invitation extends to women and children as Dairy Day targets the whole family. The Ohio Dairymen's Association collaborates with the Station to plan the event.
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Lorain County
Vat Wooster
Ohio Dairymen
Firemen Sumoned To Legion Home Fire Smoke
Firemen were called to the American Legion Home on Ohio Street early this afternoon when rooms filled with smoke from the furnace during the burning of papers. There was no damage.
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American Legion
Ohio Street
Oberlin Shower Honors Misses Wright and Gorske
Oberlin social notes report a shower at the Gorske cottage Veriton-on-the-Lake in honor of Missy Ethel and Miss Jean Wright both Oberlin natives. Wright will wed Donald Weir of Ashtabula August 4 in Ravenna and then settle in New Philadelphia. Bridge prize went to Miss Margaret Houghton with consolation to Mrs James Anderson.
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Oberlin
Helen Gorske
Gorske
Vermitton-on-the-Lake
Missy Ethel
Jean Wright
Donald Weir
Ashtabula
Lorain
Bridge
Margaret Houghton
James Anderson
Wright
C. B. Wright
North Professor Street
New Philadelphia
Weir
Ravenna
Elyrians See New Central Streamlined Train Monday
Elyrians will view the New York Central streamlined train on two Monday runs. It leaves Cleveland at 9:00 AM and passes Elyria at 9:30 AM on the way to Detroit, returning about 3:52 PM to Cleveland by 4:05 PM. The round trip is for local newspaper men, with J Clare George among invitees, and the service is advertised at up to 60 miles per hour average, 0 top speed mention.
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New York Central
Cleveland
Elyria
Detroit
FL. K. Wwason
J. Clare George
The
Chronicle- Telegram
Williamson
Death Record for Celestia Bruce in Lorain
Mrs Celestia Bruce aged 3 dies at home of daughter Mrs Parmerlee Chapman in Lorain after a three day illness. She lived in Lorain 40 years and had ties to Belden. Survived by sisters Syl via Bruce Laporte and Mrs Martha Bannamen Lorain and six children Mrs Chapman Lorain Mrs Robert Willis Detroit Mrs John dJungreu Huscace Fla William Bruce Cleveland Lesing Bruce Akron Loren Brice Panesville. Funeral Friday at 2 from First M E Church Lorain with membership noted.
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Celestia Bruce
Lorain
Parmerlee Chapman
Washington Avenue
Belden
Sylvia Bruce
Laporte
Martha Bannamen
Chapman
Robert Willis
Detrait
John dJungreu
Hustace
Francisca Gerhartinger dies after year of illness
Francisca Gerhartinger died at her Gulf Road home Tuesday night after a year long illness. Born in Germany February 9 1884, she came to Kilria forty years ago and lived on Gadtrand 24 years. She was a member of St Mary's Church. Survived by five sons Joan Frank Ignatius Sows Joe with eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Husband John preceded her in death 14 years ago. Funeral Friday at 9 30 from St Mary's Church with burial in St Mary's Cemetery.
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Francisca Gerhartinger
Gulf Road
Germany
Kiyria
Gadtrand
St Mary's Church
Joan
Harwood Street
Frank
Ignatius
Oberlin
Sows
Gulf Street
Joe
Harwood
John
Pleads Not Guilty To Reckless Driving
James Easterday of Wellington entered a plea of not guilty to reckless driving when arraigned yesterday before Justice Preston Coon. Trial set for July 14. Easterday was arrested on a warrant stemming from a collision on Route 20 on June 13 involving his car and another driven by Arthur Sherman of Elyria.
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James Easterday
Wellington
Justice At the Peace
Preston Coon
Bia
Tom
Fasterday
Sheriff's Deputies
Arthur Sherman
Elyria
Office Cleaning at City Hall Delays Director’s Return
In the absence of Safety Director I. P. Faxon who is on vacation in Pennsylvania, the city hall office is being cleaned. Julius Vanderson, city hall custodian, is conducting the cleaning and Faxon is expected to return next week.
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I. PD
Faxon
Pennsylvania
Julus Vanderson
Cratodian
Attempted Robbery At Brilliant Oil Station
Local police blamed amateurs for an attempted burglary at the Brilliant Oil Company station on West Bridge Street last night. Entry was gained to the aviary area but the robbers failed to break into the main building where the safe sits and nothing was taken. The incident was reported by attendant Anthony Woolt and Harold Wood.
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Brilliant Oil Company
West Bridge Street
Mer Ha
Attendan
Anthony Woilt
Harold Wood
Grain price surge tied to drought and war fears
Market analysis notes near critical drought stage in Canada and uncertain U.S. yields. Canadian conditions raise prices as European war risk looms, with U.S. carryover and total consumption shaping potential shortages. Traders see possible nine cent gains but profit taking limits advances.
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United States
Europe
MaimMiaid
Envelopes Ignite Fire At Florel Hotel Storeroom
Firemen blamed a cigarette dropped through a floor hole for a blaze in a Florel Billingluarat storehouse filled with boxed envelopes. Hotel workers extinguished the flames before the department arrived at 8 40 PM. It marked the 180th alarm of the year.
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Florel Billingluarat
Firamen
Republican Clubs Planning Picnic in Lorain County
Members of Young Republican Clubs across Lorain County plan the annual picnic at Crystal Beach on Sunday July 26 with speakers from Washington DC and Columbus. A sports program is set and fuller details will follow. The Young Men's Republican Club of Lorain County also stages an outing on July 6 at Judge Guy B Findley’s cabin for members and guests.
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Lorain County
Young Man Republican Club
Crystal Beach
Washington
D. C
Columbus
Young Men's Republican Club
Guy B Findley
Action rescinded by Ohio Liquor Board on agencies
In Columbus Ohio today the Liquor Control Board rescinded its order directing James W Miller not to establish agencies in counties of 60009 or more and not to renew contracts of state agents in such cities The board acted after learning it lacked legal authority The McCluskey Bill now fixes where state stores and agencies may be placed allowing five stores or agencies for the first 4000 of a county population or part thereof The agency restriction aimed to push stores to urban centers where needed.
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Columbus
Ohio Liquor Control Board
James W. Miller
Miller
McCluskey
Court Actions and Divorces Mixed with Foreclosures in Ohio and Michigan
Mildred G. Bruce sues for divorce from Marvin Immer in Monroe Michigan citing wilful absence and neglect after a 1913 marriage. suit for 4444.88 on a promissory note by Home Own Loan Corp against Harry W. and Alice B. Hiller of Lorain. Penfield Township seeks transfer of 1000 from general fund to road and bridge. guardianship liquidation proceeds filed in Ohio with estate issues. Independent Savings and Loan sues Margaret H. Ferancy for 2218.58 on note with Lorain mortgage foreclosure. Cleveland Trust sues John H Wienzie et al for 1682.02 on a coin note with Lorain mortgage foreclosure.
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Mildred G. Bruce
Marvin Immer
Monroe
Michigan
Home Own > Loan Corporation
Harry W
Alice B. Hiller
Lorain
Nannie
Easton W. Harrison
S H. Squire
Guardian Trust Company of
Cleveland
Avon Lake
Independent Savings and Loan Company
Margaret H. Ferancy
Cleveland Trust Company
John H Wienzie
F O P Elects Lorain Man
The fraternal Order of Oslo Police closed its two day annual convention in Cleveland by re electing Lieut Joseph H Pence of Canton as president for the coming term. Delegates also voted to seek a state law protecting salaries from diversion and approved promotions from the ranks except for the chief. Other officers elected include F A Goshorn vice president William Phillipe Cleveland Heights secretary Roland W Baehr Euclid treasurer George H Knapp Lorain staff conductor John Dudek Cleveland state guard John H Gilday Steubenville QO L Sime Akron and co R Bull Lakewood trustees.
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Cleveland
Sergt. F. A. Goshorn
William Phillipe
Cleveland Heights
Roland W. Baehr
Euelid
George H. Knapp
Lorain
John Dudek
State Guard
John H. Gilday
Steubenville
QO. L. Sime
Akron
Co. R. Bull
Lakewood
Lyria Woman Narrowly Escapes Auto Crash
Mrs. Arthur Stalla of 237 Fairlawn avenue escaped unharmed when her roadster collided with an OPS truck driven by D. T. Johnson at Clark and Winckles streets. The car overturned in front of Yucka's Grocery. she sustained only bruises on her left arm. A missing stop sign at the intersection was noted by police.
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Arthur Stalla
Fairlawn Avenue
Clark and
Winckles Streets
D. T. Johnson
Brooklyn Street
Yucka
Clark Street
John
Kinter
Grafton
Middle Avenue
Third Street
H Kinter
Li. A. Squire
R. 10
Elyria
Willette Herne
Fremont
Broad Street
Squire
JP. Martin
Smith Court
Elyrian Exhibits Pictures of Ely Park and Berhe House
Local historian Charles G. Lard presented two old photos donated by Percy Crane to the Lorain County Historical Society. The images depict Ely Park from about 50 years ago with horse drawn vehicles and Cheapside rail area, plus the Berhe House, old fountain, and soldier monument. Also donated were Elyria newspaper files once belonging to Perry S. Williams. A separate note reports a fatal accident in Williamsport caused by a girl who dropped a firecracker into gasoline.
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Charles GC. Lard
Lorain County
Oberlin Woman Elected By Auxiliary
The 42nd annual session of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows closed in Fostoria with installation of officers and a banquet. Officers installed included Maj. Gen. Perry D. Eberly and Brig. Gen. W. P. Davis, along with other department heads. Ladies Auxiliary elected Mrs. Anna Mae Cleave as president and Mrs. Bernies Thomas as vice president, with several appointed officers also installed. Elyrians to see 18 PA 2.
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G. M. Strork
Alliance
Fred Smith
Springfield
Aid
P. J. Kunz
Toledo
G. Schwartz
Sentinel
W. R. Bailey
Niles
Picket
Cal
Akron
Bernies Thomas
Cleveland
Pearl Johnson
Mire
Fern Grumbaum
Clara Rupert
Nettie Summers
Oherlint
Maude Consider
Warren
Edne Dalzell
Salem
Margaret Hert
Laura Milner
Ada Wright
Char
Minerva Goehler
Cincinnati
Elyrians
Man and Horse Killed by Truck Near Kirkersville
In Kirkersville area Route 9 collision killed 72 year old Turner of Kirkersville as his wagon was struck by a brewing company truck driven by Gilbert Stringer of Newark. One horse died and another was badly injured. it was later killed by officers. The truck stopped in a nearby corn field.
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Newark
William Wh, Turner
Kirkesville
Route 9
Kirkersville
Brewing Company
Gilbert Stringer
Cleveland Live Stock and Market Notes
Market summary from Cleveland reports live poultry and cattle trends. Poultry prices rise for old hens and roosters while market weak for live poultry. cattle demand strong with choice steers reaching up to 7.78 and good butcher cattle around 7.50 to 7.76. Sheep and lambs show highers for spring lambs and good prices for yearlings. hogs steady to firm with pork values listed. Additional grain and commodity quotes from Toledo Grain and local butter and eggs markets included.
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Cleveland Patel
Butte
Stantvid Storey
Yale
Fey Dueks
Brollers Fame Y
Bratlers Cocks
Brollers
Cleveland
Teady Ta Ife
Yorkark
Hes
Eddie Freed Free After Jealousy Murder Case
Eddie Freed, labeled a bait by police in the jealousy slaying of Annabelle Blake, was released from custody in Chicago. Authorities hope his release prompts his wife Carmelita to surrender, as they investigate the fatal pistol wound last Thursday. Freed, owner of a North Clark Street tavern, admitted intimacy with Blake but denied involvement or knowledge of his wife's motive.
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Chicago
Eddie Freed
Annabelle Blake
Carmelita
Freed
Clark Street
Court orders further hearing in Richter railroad collision suit
Ohio Supreme Court affirmed appellate ruling for retrial in the personal injury case of James G. Richter versus Wheeling & Lake Erie. The suit stems from a Lorain County crash on October 26, 1929, when Richter rode in a car that collided with a train.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
District Court of Appeals
James G. Richter
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Richter
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Road to become state highway linking Oak Point to North Ridge Road
At a county hearing, the proposed 3.7 mile stabilization project for a new state road was approved in principle with bids to be reissued after previous bids failed as too low. The route runs from Oak Point on the Lake Road south to Foster Park Road then east to North Ridge Road, easing truck traffic from Lorain and reducing congestion near the East Erie drawbridge as Route 264 connections are added.
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Bida
Tin County
Lorain
Erie Avenue
Oak Point
Lake Road
Black River Township
Foster Park
North Ridge Road
J. W. Warden
Cleveland
Erie Bridge
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Sen the
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Alan Harris
Pythian Sister Temple
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Barbara
South Yard South
Mass
Nancy Squire
R. P. Harvey
South Cedar Avenue
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Audrey Hayden
Jrs
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East Callege Street
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Joe Blackburn
Laura Fichte
East College Street
F. Ralston
John W. Hill
Crystal Lake
Gan
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Lela Brown
James Brady
Morgan Street
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Chester Deeter
B. K. Huffman
Theodore Wiehmeyer
Don Morrison
Lela Scarlett
Eda Hoeh
Tawas
Mich
J. H. Horn
Union Street
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Charles Becker
Crystal Restaurant
Liquor Board
Penfield Township
D. A
Lorain Man
Lyria
Elyrian
Circleville
Betty Humphrey
Williamsport
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
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Toledo Grain
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Paget
Sederis Restaurant
White, Majestic, New Willard
Heldmyer Hardware Co
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