Ohio Bar Keynoter Defends U. S. Supreme Court
Cedar Point Ohio July 9 George R. Murray of Dayton president of the Ohio Bar Association defended the U S Supreme Court and attacked The Nine Old Men book by Drew Pearson and Robert Allen. He argued the referendum on court reform was forestalled by ABA campaign and independent senators. Murray urged faith in courts as tribunes of justice amid calls for law and order. Balloting continues through Saturday as Dr Gleon Frank to speak and Walter Ruff opposes W J Stevenson for president. Lie detector demonstrations drew interest with Ohio not yet a ruling state but predicted soon to allow such evidence.
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Cedar Point
George R. Murray
Dayton
Ohio Bar Association
U. S. Supreme Court
Drew Pearson
Robert 8. Allen
American Bar Association
Murray
Pearson-Allen
Supreme Bench
Dr. Frank
Walter F. Ruff
Canton
W. J. Stevenson
Cleveland
Gleon Frank
University of Wisconsin
Howard G. Robinson
London Prison Farm
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Bernard Highley
Ohio State University Department of Experimental Psychology
Robinson
Ohio
Hero Medal Winner Saves Man's Life in Newark
Willey Stickle, Carnegie medalist for bravery three years ago, saved a neighbor from a raging dog in Newark today. He stood over Ed Heller as the animal lunged, pulled its nose chain, and twisted it around a post to subdue the animal.
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Newark
Willey Stickle
Ed Heller
Stickle
Wheeler Blocks Farm Aid Program Fight in Senate Debates
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana blocks the introduction of a new farm aid program as part of his broader opposition to the administration’s substitute judiciary bill. He aims to limit senate debate lines on the Farm Aid measure and related agricultural policy during sessions in Washington in July.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
D. Mont
Senate
Inquisition of Republican Contributors Probed
Secretary Morgenthau attended the inquiry as Fish charged that economic royalists have been named and wealthy opponents of the administration targeted. Fish said the administration and the Treasury Department singled out about 40 large Republican contributors, with only two men on the tax inquiry list being Democrats.
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Morgenthau
Fish
Treasury Department
Republican Party
Tax return probes target Morgenthaus and allies
Congressman Fish urged a broad inquiry into tax returns of Morgenthau Sr and Jr and James Roosevelt, plus other officials and relatives, asserting both parties use tax loopholes. He pressed to probe charity deductions, family trusts, foreign holding companies, and the sale of campaign books, claiming potential violations of law.
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Morgenthau, Jr
Fish
Henry Morgenthau
James Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Congress
John D. Rockefeller
Elliott Roosevelt
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
the Treasury
Morgeenthau
Photompa Corp
Pearaibats
Morgenthau Famiy
Aftermath Reflections On Labor Strikes And C I O Failures
A speaker notes the CIO failed major tests as steel plant strikes caused human distress. He cites limited unionization among workers, then condemns hostile public opinion from CIO policies in autos and steel. AFL must fight against compulsory arbitration and union rights restrictions to protect organized labor.
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Committee For Industrial Organization
Green
American Federation of Labor
Derrick Upsets Four Men Electrocuted in Maine Derrick Accident
Four Penobscot and Fibre Company electricians were killed when a derrick overturned and touched high tension wires at Mil Dam on the Bradley side of the Penobscot River in Old Town Maine. George Shorette age 65 and his nephew Romaine Shorette 30 perished defending Edwin Tyler and Ernest Telkey who first struck the wires. Telkey leaves five children, while Shorette elder left three. The other two victims were unmarried. Cause of the derrick overturn was not immediately determined.
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Old Town
Penobscot and Fibre Company
George Shorette
Romaine Shorette
Edwin Tyler
Ernest Telkey
Shorlettes
Tyler
Telkey
Mil Dam
Bradley
Penobscot River
Shorette
Planning county wide picnic on Labor Day
The Elyria Central Labor Union and county labor groups plan a large Labor Day picnic. Details are tentative with location undecided. Most of the meeting covered routine union business.
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Elyria Central Labor Union
Court House suits and divorces filed in Lorain county
In And About The Court House 108 Mary Dobbeck filed suit against Peter Dobbeck Amherst for alimony citing neglect and cruelty. City Bank Company filed two suits for 1504 and 3921 against Kalapos and Kalp<os claiming foreclosure. Merves Brothers sue Buckeye Union Casualty for 219 on burglary loss at 315 East Erie Lorain. Citizens Home and Savings Association sues John Dorlorson et al for 3657 and foreclosure Elyria township. Wanda Maxine Flaherty 18 files for divorce from John Flaherty Lorain on neglect cruelty married Feb 16 1935 and seeks maiden Wanda Welch. Mary Dekalich Lorain files for divorce from Andrew Dekalich on neglect cruelty.
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Mary Dobbeck
Peter Dobbeck
Amherst
The
City Bank Company
George Kalapos
Elece Kalplos
Lorain
Merves Brothers
Erie Avenue
Buckeye Union Casualty Company
Citizens Home and Savings Association
John Dorlorson
Wanda Maxine Flaherty
John Flaherty
Wanda Welch
Mary Dekalich
Andrew John Dekalich
Eight Millions Unemployed Despite Hiring Rise Seen
Washington report states the American Federation of Labor estimates over 8,000,000 still unemployed in May. It notes 1,497,000 hires by industry and agriculture since January 1.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Boys Fail To Lure Fish Twenty Elyria
Twenty boys on a YMCA trip to Lake Erie found the fish not biting. Undismayed, they sign up for next week’s activities including a nature study hike and a marble tournament.
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Elyria
Lake Erie
Roosevelt affirms government worker rights in wage talks
President Roosevelt reiterates that civil service protections allow individual workers to state their cases and discuss wage issues through shop committees or minority-representative talks. He notes union choice remains open despite civil service rules restricting strikes and comments on press rumors about relations with Lewis.
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Roosevelt
Civil Service
Lewis
Receive Bids On Bridge Project In Columbus
The state highway department in Columbus received bids for 13 highway improvement projects totaling 1,207,978 dollars. Low bidders include Lorain-Oberlin-Norwalk road grade drainage and surface 0.425 mile and a concrete wear bridge over Vermilion river by R. G. Herring of Shaker Heights at 28,758 dollars.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Lorain
Oberlin
Norwalk
O. B
Vermilfon River
R. G. Herring
Avon Lake dances and county notices from Island Park and Trinity Hall
Avon Lake events include a Pioneer Club dance at Island Park on Saturday and a Young Ladies Sodality dance at Trinity Hall on Detroit Road Sunday. Mrs. Caroline Pipes and Miss Emma Kirnkner attended John Kunz’s funeral in Manefield on Wednesday. Mr. King died suddenly on Monday morning. Dolores Boehm of Cleveland spent the Fourth with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boehm. Delbert Peal of Michigan visited his cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker were there Thursday.
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Avon Lake
Pioneer Club
Island Park
Young Ladies Sodality
Trinity Hall
Detroit Road
Caroline Pipes
Emma Kirnkner
John Kunz
Manefield
King
Dolores Boehm
Cleveland
Joe Boehm
R. Delbert Peal
Michigan
Howard Walker
Colorado Planes Race to Howland Island in Pacific Search
The fast fighter type aircraft aboard the Lexington reach Lahaina Roads after fuel from the Avocet, then resume the Race from San Diego. A destroyer flotilla heads toward Howland Island while searchlights sweep the Pacific and signal Earhart and Noonan. A Japanese ban on an American history book targets Japan’s throne. Chao Chow is a Chinese city of 400000.
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Lexington
Lahaina Roads
Avocet
San Diego
Howland Island
Colorado
Swan
Pacific
Miss Earhart
Noonan
Japan
Strike Called In Detroit Affects Sixty-Five Plants
A general strike in Detroit shut 2,000 workers from 66 plants in the Cleaning and Dyeing Industry. The action was called by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, affiliate of the Committee for Industrial Organization, affecting multiple shops and disrupting local operation today.
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Detroit
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
The
Committee For Industrial Organization
Death Notices From Elyria Obituaries
Florence Waggoner, 76, formerly of Massillon, dies at 3 30 AM at 144 Spruce St Elyria. Survived by two sons, nine grandchildren. church member Faith Lutheran Massillon. Body to Massillon for funeral and burial. Nettie Mullgan, 76, Elyria native since 1905, dies at 4 55 AM at 208 Lodstreet. Survived by two sons, sisters, brothers, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. husband predeceased. Funeral Monday 2 30 PM Bittner Funeral Home and burial Ridgelawn Cemetery. John G Fye dies at home southwest of Wellington from self inflicted gunshot. Survived by wife Elsie, two sons Osman and Clarence, daughter Margaret, sister Mrs Murray Hallwell, brother Dean Fye. Funeral by Rev Lonzo Green. burial Penfield.
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Florence Waggoner
Elyria
Massillon
Spruce Street
Per Lee
James L
Pittsburgh
Faith Lutheran Church
Nettie Mullgan
Lodstreet
Mettamora
Ohio
la Grange
First Methodist Church
Bert Orvis
Harry Orvis
San Louis Obispo
California
John Worden
John G. Fye
Andrew
Elsie
Osman
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Clarence
Margaret Else
Murray Hallwell
West Salem
Dean Fye
LaGrange
Lonzo Green
Burila
Penfield
Oberlin track star jars strong with four AAU medals
Jarvis Strong Jr who has competed in AAU meets earns four medals. He placed fifth in the 100 meter at Milwaukee behind John Woodruff of Pitt. He later took second in the 800 and 440 yard dashes in Pittsburgh, and again second in the 129 high hurdles and 440 yard dash in the second meet, earning two more medals as Mrs. Robert Thomas oversees the Colored Scout Day Camp.
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Oberlin
Jarvis Strong
Milwaukee
Strong
John Woodruff
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Robert Thomas
Cc. R. Summers
Summers
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
George H. Brown
Anne Catherine
H. F. Smith
East Lorain Street
Brown
M. H. Stevens
N. Y
EB. A. Stevens
North Park Street
G. F. Moench
Bt. Victory
Barry Webber
Springstreet
Trego
Wisconsin
Strike actions ripple across states as talks continue
Across the nation workers press demands amid a spread of strike news. Bethlehem Steel’s Cambria mill aims to return to normal operations while Indiana Governor Townsend urges settlement at the Youngstown Harbor plant. A grand jury in Warren County indicts union leader Gus Hall and five others on illegal explosives charges. An American journey chronicles a 14, 69%-mile drive from London to Capetown.
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Ready
Johnstown
Indiana Harbor
Youngstown Company
Indiana Labor Commissioner
Inland Steel Corporation
Warren
Trombnail County
Gus Hall
Republic Steel
Reverend Walter N James Dies at Denison Conference
Obituary notes the sudden death of Rev Walter Nicholas James of Ashtabula during a young peoples conference at Denison University Granville. Oberlin Graduate School of Theology class of 1917, former MCA secretary for Oberlin College. Survived by wife Mary Cady James daughter Doris son Albert brother Ward A James. Also items on Community Garden club meeting July 12 Elm Street and Oberlin Girl Scout activities at Yernet Lodge.
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Walter Nicholas James
Ashtabula
Denison University
Granville
James
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin, College
Mary Cady James
W. J. Cady
North Park Street
Doris
Weather Showers Skim North Central States Today
Showers were predicted today in Wisconsin Upper Michigan Northern Minnesota North Dakota Ohio Pennsylvania Kentucky West Virginia Western New York and Northern New Jersey. A slight cooling off was in sight for eastern New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
West Virginia
New York
New Jersey
Markets Hogdomgrowers Market Beane and Produce Advances
Markets report wholesale prices for vegetables fruits grains and livestock. Measurements include cauliflower cucumbers currants strawberries kale lettuce radishes mustard tomatoes and peppers with cattle calves sheep hogs and poultry prices, receipts, and market tone in Cleveland and Chicago.
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Homdgrowers
Cleveland
Recelpis
Cholco
Steara
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Democratic National Committee
Stone's Grill
Derrick
Chao Chow
Mrs. Nettie As
Ligan Wee
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Esther Wood
Professor St. Phone
A. J. Todd
Chicago
Mack Webber
West Lorain Street
Plymouth
Harlan Slater
Fort Hares
Harrs Slater
A. E. Filby
M. E. Stapljand
London
Capetown
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Sederis
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Elmatreet
Yernet Lodge
Richman
Broad Street
Virginia
Oklshoma Reds
New
Ohio Cobblers
Maryland
Toledo
Sheata Elevator Co
Monetana Milling Co
Timothy
White Rock
Leghorn
Plymouth Rock
U. B. Dept. of Agriculture
Missouri
Kansas
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Norfolk
U.S
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Blue Bird
Acme
Dutch Boy
Eagle Picker
Wm. A. Woodbury
Woodbury
Woodbury Perfume
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