two suits seek thirty thousand from fisher brothers
Kathleen P Brady seeks 25000 and Herbert L Brady seeks 5000 in common pleas court for injuries from an Elyria Oberlin road automobile crash. Kathleen was seriously injured when their car skidded on ice while avoiding a fisher brothers truck passing another, overturning and losing the top. she has been bedbound much of the time. Herbert claims contusions, bruises, and nervous shock and loss of his wife’s company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Fisher Brothers Company
Cleveland
Kathleen P. Brady
Herbert L. Brady
Hindman and Fair Board Reach Agreement at Fair
GU. B. Hindman headed a session with the Fair Board executive committee to settle use of the grandstand area during the children's health camp. The board granted the camp exclusive possession of the rooms under the grandstand for the camp's duration, establishing a cooperative plan acceptable to all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GU. B. Hindman
Fair Grounds
Fair Board
Grass Grows In The Streets Of Mass Town
Malden Massachusetts July 3 A GO P prophecy of the 1932 election that if the Democrats won grass would grow in the streets appears fulfilled. Malden South End streets show green grass and weeds between cobblestones and curbs. City officials say a lawnmower may be needed. Britain’s Cheltenham Flyer averages 71.3 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
GO. P
Malden Street
Coblestones
WPA Projects Approved In Elyria And Lorain County
The Works Progress Administration tentatively approves several relief projects in Lorain County, with work planned to start around August or September. Wage scales set new monthly averages, detailing $48 unskilled, $33 semi skilled, and $70 for men, while direct relief averages $36. About 2,900 on relief in Lorain County, of whom 1,890 can work, with ~1,200 currently employed on relief projects. Projects include school repairs and painting in Lorain and South Amherst, grading fields at Clearview and Penfield Junction, a county recreation program, and distribution of surplus foods, though cost estimates and manpower totals are not yet provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faxon Alley
Elyria
Works Progress Administration
Teday
Lee Whitright
Lorain County
WFA
Woitingat
Rain County
Whitright
Lorain
Clearstew
Penfield Junction
South Amherst
Wellington School
Reappointment of Charles Joceeda at Federal District No. 5
The Federal District No. 5 employment manager Chomling, on furlough since January, was reappointed on June 17, giving the district two federal workers including Franklin Harbour, interviewer in charge. Harbour notes a labor shortage for domestic help, especially women willing to stay nights, with wages from 4 to 7 dollars weekly. Applicants must contact the office every thirty days to keep active names on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Joceeda
de Adiicual
Federal District No. 5
Cromling
Chomling
Franklin Harbour
Harbour
Oberlin Women To Attend State Meet
Oberlin women plan to attend the Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at Lakeside on July 10 and 11. The two day program features Zona Gale and Mrs DePew Head, with a luncheon secret program and several Oberlin attendees named among the delegates and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs
Daly
Lakeside
Zona Gale
DePew
Columbus
Ben W. Johnson
W. Ward Marsh
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lewise Fast Tiffin
Miss Fast
National League of Wemen Voters
International Alliance of Women For Sufferage
Imtanbul
Turkey
Nora Faker
Fremont
Ohio
Elizabeth Harmaker
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Detroit
Ed Howe voices rising tide against Roosevelt in interview
Ed Howe the "Sage of Potato Hill" criticizes the New Deal and President Roosevelt. He argues the public mood shifts against Rooseveltl argues liberalism is thinly veiled communism and predicts potential revolt if spending continues. Howe cites conversations with workers, clerks, drivers, and executives to support his view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Howe
Roosevelt
Howe
United Press
Atchison, Kan
Eye
Bellutus Taskab
Washington
Hows
Woodrow Wilson
Psychiatrust
Brain Trust
Carter Glass
James A. Reed
Missour
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Frank Knox
Chicago
Hoover
Hoeyver
Brewster testifies on death sentence vote and Passamaquoddy plan
Brewster described a House floor vote on the death sentence clause after a telephone call with Corcoran. He said Passamaquoddy project plans included a proposed Passamaquoddy power authority, which Corcoran had dropped earlier but threatened to submit to the legislature if Brewster did not vote for the death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oseerenensev Newnerens
Brewster
Statuary Hall
Corcoran
Guening
Passamaquoddy
Corcoran Faces Retaliation Claim After Senate Confrontation
Brewster recalls Corcoran charging that his antiadministration vote was retaliatory and then leaving toward the Senate after remarking that the speaker was a man who doted all his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Corcoran
Senate
Round the World Tour planned by Columbia Epworth League
Columbia Epworth League members plan a Wednesday night Round the World Tour starting at Miss Emily Brown's home with visits to homes representing different countries. Also noted: a weekend motor trip to Niagara Falls and Canadian points by Eugene Lauton and companions. locals visited Hannah Longdon. Marshall Bickford of Cleveland will preach at Columbia Baptist Church on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia Epworth League
Emily Brown
John Lauton
Jesse Burnett
Eugene Lauton
Willoughby
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Canada
George Ordner
Joan Weaver
Berea
Hannah Longdon
Marshall Bickford
Cleveland
Columbia Baptist Church
Herman Hoppstock
Akron
Germany
Huey Long Attacks Roosevelt On Airwaves In New Orleans
New Orleans July 3 Huey Long accused Franklin Delano Roosevelt of puppeteering New Orleans and titled him a liar and fakir during a statewide radio broadcast. The Louisiana kingfish boasted of controlling municipalities and schools after a Baton Rouge legislative roundup and criticized the New Deal pension plan as inadequate for 230 800 eligible Louisianans. The program featured the LSU band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Huey Long
Louisiana
Crescent City
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Long
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Three Youths Pay Penalty In Chair
Chester July three youthful crabber killers were executed in the electric chair for slaying 67 year old streetcar motorman William G. Moss during a February held up incident. John Krul 21 Edward Balling 19 and Van Buren Dedmon 25 all of Fast St. Louis faced the sentence calmly as the governor denied stays. Krul led to the chair at 12 09 died 12 14 Balling died 12 23 Dedmon died 12 32 after two extra charges. Families visited. Krul and Dedmon were fathers. Krul's wife gave birth after sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
William G. Moss
John Krul
Edward Balling
van Buren Dedmon
Krul
Dedmon
Balling
J. E. Phillips Named Receiver For The Lersch Store
In Cleveland on July 9 a bankruptcy petition was filed against John Lersch Co Inc of Elrria by three creditors. J E Phillips, president of John Larsen Co Inc, was named receiver. The store will continue operations and purchases may be made to protect the business while claims are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
John Lersch Co., Inc
Elrria
Cleveland
Chronicle-Telegram
J. E. Phillips
John Larsen Co. Inc
Phillips
William B. Wood
Foster Manufacturing Co Incorporates In Turia
Incorporation papers issued at Colum for Foster Manufacturing Company of Turia. Incorporators: Early F Foster Dan K Foster Claud A Foster. 1000 shares no par value. No further details available. Lawsuits filed include a £5501.03 note claim by Elyria Savings against Dena W and Edna R Call and a mortgage foreclosure on Harvard Avenue. County repairs Station Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Manufacturing Company
Turia
Colum
Bhut
F. Foster
Dan K. Foster
Claud A. Foster
Common Pleas
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Dena W
Edna R. Call
Harvard Avenue
Cleveland Produce and Livestock Markets Report
Market notes show butter and other produce steady with varied prices for poultry and eggs. In Cleveland Livestock, cattle receipts steady with prime weights up to 250 pounds at 11.50, vealers 9.00 to 10.00, cows around 5.00 to 6.00, hogs higher with 250-300 pounds at 9.00 to 10.00 and other weight brackets listed. hog receipts strong with several price ranges across weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tleveland
Arelina
Malifornia
Ohfe Cobblers
Cleveland
Hodes
Weather disaster floods devastate New York railways farms
Government meteorologists described cloudbursts that set an all time state record and caused widespread flooding. Rail lines and bridges were washed out across Lackawanna Erie Lehigh Valley and New York Central networks, stranding trains and halting service while thousands faced debris filled fields and millions in agricultural losses in Steuben Tompkins Monroe and Delaware counties. National Guardsmen patrolled damaged areas to deter looting as reports reached Binghamton of further damage after Marzon residents arrived with updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna, Erie
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
Pennsylvania
New York
Steuben
Tompkins
Monroo
Delaware
Elmira
Hornell
W. Ms Harples
Hazel Provost
Marzon
Binghamton
Weather Scattered Rains Might End Today from Geneva to NYC
Forecasters noted rains were falling this morning in scattered areas from Geneva to New York City and could be heavy but should end today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
New York City
Pie for President at White House by Cherry Queen
Genevieve Pepera, queen of Michigan cherry festival, arrives at the White House and presents oversized cherry pies to Marvin McIntyre, secretary to President Roosevelt, in a ceremonial display of cordial relations and local festival pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme
Genevieve Pepera
Michigan
White House
Marvin McIntyre
Roosevelt
Ancient military triumphs hinge on horses and lack of mounts
The ancient Egyptians Medes Persians Carthaginians Macedonians and other conquerors attributed their wide successes largely to possessing horses while their enemies had few or none.
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Britain
Blue Bird Suda Grille
Court St
Patty Labato
International Troubador
Newell Hotel
Francis Biddle
Ard
Troy
Elyria Electric & Music Store
West Avenue
We Delty
Oberliney
Esther Alflen
BD. R. Moore
P. D Sherman
F. S. Peirce
G. Caskey
Che Shreffler
J. R. Havler
D. E Lyons
Fannie Drummond
Hazel Peirce
H. H. Thornton
C. E Wieren
Mowerr
Chippewa Lake
The
Department Council of the
Department Association of the Patriarch Militant
Carlwa E. Lee
West Lorain Street
Allen Hospital
Gertrude BE. Hunt
Norway
Maine
Minnie Hunt
Bridgeport
Vonn
Mrs
Ed Locke
Chivasa
Vera M. Locke
May Cottage
Ralph Custer
Paul Hovey
North Pleasant Street
Harry Murphy
Euclid, Ohio
Margaret Mason
Lillian Lent
School of Beauty Culture
Elizabeth
Jean Porter
J. D. MacLaury
Hartie Beach
Bosworth Cottage
B C. Harver
Helen
Lyoms
Oberlin Beach
Royal Community Workers of
East Oberlin
Peard
Clark
Clyde Wilson
Toledo
Frank Wilson
C R Summers
Koarcom
Hollywood Street
Wooster
Margaret Thulin Waley
Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Fakir
F. D. Churchward
Elizabeth Bremner
Ohio State University
Toledo State Hospital
George Vogt
Edward Bohnar
Paul Brandon
Donald Lee
Medina
Ray Howard
Birdie Klingman
Middlefield
Dessie Klingman
Dolores Vogt
Leveland
Edn Bohnar
Clyde Prindle
Mich
Hugh Osborne
Wm. Mayer
Viola Offenberg
Parma
Wm. Offenberg
Strongsville
Carl Mayer
Coletta Schwartz
Russell Reisinger
Shirley
Leon
Mayer
Ross
Churchward
Weston
George Bremner
Harold Hursh
John Allen
Wausseon
Fayette
Gus Kline
Dorothy Hartley
Wm. Marer
Grange
Lersch
Foster Manufacturing Co
Lutt
Marion Ratkai
Julia
Joe Bartok
West Nineteenth Street
Woman's Baptist Mission Circle
Baptist Convention
Granville
Station Road
Ohio Shoe Shop
Lodi
Bell Co
Lurner
PIE
North American Bond Trust
Pierre R. Smith
U. P
Murbach Coal
O’donnells
O’donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Court Street
OFIO
the Pay Co
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