Weekend Ohio Traffic Toll From Crashes Kills Twelve
Wire reports list twelve dead from weekend crashes in Ohio. Dayton victims Vernon and Norma Bogan age 50 and 26 along with Albert and Carrie Dickey aged 18 and 16 and Mildred Bogan 16 of Middletown. Ashland victims Charles Brown 52 and Lester Conger 48. Cleveland traffic fatalities include Alfred Straub and Leber 27 and Eva Collins 70. Clinton Ind Andrew Gunnoe 26 died in an iron plant tank explosion in Ironton. Amsterdam Ohio victim Bernard Lipinsky 25 was fatally struck by a New York Central train.
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Ohio
United Preas
Cincinnati &Lake Erie Traction
Franka
Vernon Bogan
Norma Bogan
Albert Dickey
Carrie Dickey
Margaret Reed
Dayton
Mildred Bogan
Bernard Lipinsky
New York Central
Amsterdam
Survey Shows Employment Increasing in Ohio
Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research reports June employment in all 11 major manufacturing groups rose 9.4 percent from May in the state. Increases ranged from 12 percent in chemicals to 15.4 percent in textiles, with several categories showing gains. For the first half of 1933 compare to 1932 textiles were the only sector up, by 0.5 percent, while food products were 30 percent below last year’s level.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Bureau of Business Research
Viva Booth
Bureau
Booth
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Taxes in Ohio for three years. Lloyd bill to permit boards of education to borrow money and issue notes to pay salaries of teachers and other employees up to June 30, 1933. The notes are a first lien on the state educational qualification fund raised by the tax on cigarettes. The Burk sundry claims bill. Manchuria is as big as five Ok lahomas.
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Ohio
Lloyd
Boards of Education
Burk Sundry Claims
Elderly Norwalk Man Sought by Police After Disappearance
Elyria police were asked to watch for 75 year old Mr. Woods of Norwalk who walked away from home on Saturday. A neighbor Mr. Goodruff traced him to Birmingham by Sunday morning but then lost track. Woods is about five six, with a grey beard, wearing overalls with jacket and cap and walking with a cane.
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Elyria
Woods
Norwalk
Goodruff
Birmingham
Two Elyrians Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Mayor's Court
In Mayor W H Van Os ter's court two Elyrians were fined for disorderly conduct this morning. Joe Swetz of 353 Beech street paid 25 dollars and costs after a guilty verdict following a not guilty plea. He was arrested on the complaint of Anna Olenik of 18 West River street. Harrison Harvey, arrested on Hast avenue, pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars and costs.
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Elyrians
W. H. van Oster
Joe Swetz
Beech Street
Anna Olenik
West River Street
Harrison Harvey
Hast Avenue
Report of two men entering dining car on Middle Avenue
Police were summoned Sunday to Middle Avenue and Sixth Street to investigate two men entering a dining car. They found the men had left. no definite theft reported though silverware possibly missing. A box of silverware later found on Sixth Street near the car and taken to police headquarters.
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Middle Avenue
Sixth Street
Theft of two tires from Papay car at Murray Ridge School
Sheriff’s officers investigated a theft from an automobile owned by William Papay on Ford Road. The vehicle was parked at Murray Ridge School Saturday night when two tires were taken. Local authorities reported no further details available.
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William Papay
Ford Road
Murray Ridge School
Death of Lucille Webber Williams in Canton
Lucille Webber Williams daughter of the late H R Web ber Canton attorney for many years died Saturday in Canton. Williams niece of Judge A R Webber is survived by her mother and brother and three. Funeral services are in progress at the Church of Christ Canton with Rev Welshmeer officiating.
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Lucille Webber Williams
H. R. Webber
Canton
A. R. Webber
Mixes Willams
Church of Christ
Welshmeer
Lamb Dies in Berea. Rites at Congregational Church
North Olmsted Ohio July 10 Lewis W Lamb died Sunday July 9 at Community Hospital Berea He is survived by wife three daughters Gladys Pape North Olmsted Hazel Hecker Olmsted Falls Gertrude Watson Elyria and three sons Arthur Dayton Ernest and Herbert at home Funeral services set for July 11 at 2 30 pm at the Congregational church
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North Olmsted
Lewis W. Lamb
Community Hospital
Berea
Gladys Pape
Hazel Hecker
Olmsted Falls
Gertrude Watson
Elyria
Arthur
Dayton
Ernest
Herbert
Congregational Church
Two-car crash leaves five uninjured in Elyria area
Passenger summary shows Miss Stella Ream Miss Edna Jones and others riding in two cars with limited injury. A second noon crash on Broad Street involves James Gasher age 12 struck crossing Broad Street by a car driven by Jennie Grennett. he suffers minor injuries and is hospitalized. The report notes lightning damage to Mount Ararat’s summit in Armenia.
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Parmelee
Stella Ream
Edna Jones
Grace Court
W. C. Schmidt
Berea
Lewallen
James Gasher
Hamilton Avenue
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Jennie Grennett
Lorain Boulevard
Elyna Memorial Hospital
Mayo Salt Mine Yields Millions in Panjab
The Mayo Salt Mine in the Panjab region of India has produced about four million tons of salt with roughly eight million more accessible for extraction.
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Mayo
Panjab
India
Six Die In Dayton Car Train Collision
Six people were killed when a automobile veered onto Cincinnati & Ohio line tracks near Dayton as a traction car approached. Victims included Vernon Bogan 60 driver and Norma 26 his wife Albert Dickey 18 and his wife Carrie 16 Mrs Margaret Reed 40 and Mildred Bogan 10 of Dayton and Middletown.
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Dayton
Cincinnati & Lake Erie
Franklin
Ben Beckett
Miami River
Vernon Bogan
Norma
Albert Dickey
Carrie
Margaret Reed
Mildred Bogan
Middletown
LaGrange Joins Tri-County Loop in Second Half
La Grange Merchants are admitted to the Tri-County League to replace Oberlin Specialty Merchants. The opening game of the second half will be against Fisher Foods of LaGrange. Schedule includes July 23 Grafton There, July 30 City Billiards Lorain, August 6 Elyria Bittners LaGrange, August 13 Ripton LaGrange, August 20 Troxeis Elyria, August 27 Amherst at Amherst.
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Lorain
LaGrange
Oberlin
Rudy Ebinger
Fisher Foods
Grafton
City Billiards
Elyria Bittners
Lindberghs Safe After Forced Landing in Fog
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and wife were found safe in South Warren Maine after a fogbound flight from New York to Greenland. They aimed for North Haven to visit infant Jon but landed on sandy shores in South Pond. The red monoplane sustained no damage and they planned to resume the flight after morning clearing.
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Lindberghs
New York
Lindbergh
Charles Winters
South Warren
Charles A. Lindbergh
Greenland
Rockland
North Haven
Jon
South Pond
United Press
Mosier Bill Referendum Battle Reaches Ohio Court
In Ohio, a legal clash over the Mosier Act pits repeal advocates against Dry forces. A mandamus action seeks to block a referendum on the bill, arguing it governs delegate elections at large and skews the state. Court ruling could delay or hasten November votes on repeal or delegate selection.
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Rufus Choate, Jr
New York
National Repeal Forces
Congress
Choate
Ohio
Sidney Stricker
Cincinnati
Ohio Repeal Council
Thomas J. Donnelly
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Labor
Sticher
High Court
Plans For Early Elyria Displays On Centennial
An Elyria centennial plan encourages merchants to stage Early Elyria window displays featuring period furniture clothing and utensils and prizes for top displays. Citizens are invited to contribute items from 1883 era and contact organizers Glade Thomas Bill Struck Chief Stan kard or Earl Bacon. Historic books on Elyria’s 1883 period noted, with reflections on past safety and churchgoing life amid changes by 1933.
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Elyria
Glade Thomas
Bill
Chief Stankard
Earl Bacon
Bride-Elect Is Honored In Oberlin Social Event
Miss Helen Gorske hosted a Saturday evening pre nuptial shower at her Locust street home for Miss Ruth Van Ausdale the future bride of Harold Edwards. Nine guests attended two bridge games awarded to Mrs. Albert Hoeh. The party included a wishing well gift drawing and late table refreshments. Guests were Miss Margaret Houghton Eloise Bakr Ethelind Wright Beulah Mar Eda Hoeh Mrs Harvey Murray Mrs Ruth Van Ausdale Mrs Albert Hoeh and Mrs James Anderson. The group plans a northern Canada motor trip and Chicago World’s Fair visit.
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Oberlin, O
Helen Gorske
Locust Street
Ruth van Ausdale
Harold Edwards
Episcopal Church
Albert Hoeh
Cleveland
Margaret Houghton
Eloise Bakr
Ethelind Wright
Beulah Mar
Eda Hoeh
Harvey Murray
Oberlin
James Anderson
Lorain
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Margaret Smith
Elyria
Vine Rebekah Lodge
E. M. Lyman
South Cedar Avenue
R. D. A. Gunn
Ross Gunn
Navy Research Laboratory
Washington, D. C
Potomac River
J. E. Wickler
Robert FE. Ewart
Denver
Colorado
Allen Lang
Carol
Berea
Elver Grills
Woodland Avenue
Harold Cooley
Shirley Jackson
Harry Murphy
Ed. Binder
Vermilion-on the-Saha
Cecil Squires
Nancy
LeFena
Texas
Arnold Carroon
Fowler, Ind
East College Street
Richard Grills
Guy Thrower
Oberlin Colony
Rowland Summers
Merwin Apartments
West Lorain Street
Enola Wooster
Charles Brillhart
Sullivan
Lina Eaton
Marriage of Hildreth Barone and Clarence Berg Reported
Announcement records the marriage of Miss Hildreth Barone daughter of Mrs Ella Barone to Clarence Berg son of Mrs Ed Berg of North Russia Township. The ceremony took place Saturday at Sharon.
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Hildreth Barone
Ella Barone
Clarence Berg
Ed Berg
North Russia Township
Sharon
Three divorces filed in common pleas court Saturday
Three wives sought divorces in common pleas court with grounds of gross neglect of duty for Emma Schultz from Alfred Schultz married January 8, 1919 in Elyria with three children. Margaret Buckser from John Buckser with two children. Beulah Koepp from William Koepp Jr. with two children. Also a cognovit note judgment for 23,728.88 for Elyria Savings against H W Ingersoll and a suit for 1,145.74 by Bulova Watch Co. against Donald Mason and S Slutzker.
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Common Pleas
Emma Schultz
Alfred Schultz
Elyria
Margaret Marry Buckser
John Buckser
Beulah Koepp
William Koepp
D Jr
Amherst
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
H. W. Ingersoll
Bulova Watch Company, Inc
Donald Mason
S. Slutzker Today
Arctic aid plan advances from eastern Siberia
The committee, supreme body of eastern Siberia, sent word to Anadirsk requesting information on aid patterns. Two large Arctic ready seaplanes awaited good weather at Khabarovsk before departing with mechanics and spare parts.
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Mittee
Siberia
Anadirsk
Arctic
Khabarovsk
Autos collide near Route 82 by North Eaton
Two autos were slightly damaged shortly before noon today when they collided on Route 82 near North Eaton. One car was driven by Paul Brefka of Syracuse New York and the other by Raymond Smith of Orville. No one was injured in the accident.
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North Eaton
Paul Brefka
Syracuse
N. Y
Raymond Smith
Orville
Burket Heir Transfers One Eighth Interest on Lake Road
Burket deceased transfers one eighth in the Lake Road property to Jennie Thorne Burket. Porter transfers Oberlin South Pleasant Street property to Trustees of Christ Temple Church. Krasnyak transfers East Thirty first Street property to Emma Demeter.
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F. 8. Burket
Jennie Thorne Burket
Lake Road
I. L. Porter
Christ Temple Church
Oberlin
South Pleasant Street
Margeret Krasnyak
Emma Demeter
East Thirtyfirst Street
Oberlin social notes and textile code details unfold
A local column lists social gatherings at Oberlin and Vermilion on the lake, with visits from residents and guests including the Gunns, Ewart family, and others. It transitions to a summary of the textile code issued by the President, outlining 13 conditions and oversight provisions by the Nira affecting hours, wages, and labor practices.
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Nira
Wet Stocks Rise on Repeal Hopes Amid Mixed Markets
In New York July 10 wet stocks led a generally irregular session as anticipation of repealing the 18th amendment supported gains for National Distillers Crown Cork & Seal and Industrial Alcohol. American Can rose modestly while General Electric fell, oils and coppers slipped. New York Central briefly dropped before recovering after May earnings showed a net income of $105 705.
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New York
Crown
Cork & Seal
Net
General Electric
New York Central
Chicken Wire Is Cause Of Altercation
Harry Kinler appeared in Justice Joseph Q. Petro's court on an assault and battery charge after a dispute over a roll of chicken wire falling onto West River road. Alex Bogi swore the warrant, alleging Kinler attacked him. Kinler denied the charge, was released on $100 bond, and a trial was set for 3 p.m. Wednesday.
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Harry Kinler
Court of Justice
Joseph Q. Petro
Alex Bogi
Kinler
West River Road
Bogi
Cleveland Markets Report: Steady Prices Across Produce and Livestock
Cleveland markets show steady butter and eggs with current receipts steady. Poultry sells heavy fowl and broilers at steady to higher prices. Virginia potatoes sell at $5.00 to $5.25 per barrel and $15.00 per 100 pounds. Livestock prices rise 15 to 25 cents, cattle strong, calves steady, sheep steady to strong with top bids around 3.25 per hundredweight, hogs down 15 to 25 cents amid high arrivals. Grain prices hold with No 2 red wheat near $1.04 to $1.05, corn 64 to 66 cents, oats 49 to 50 cents, flour near 49 to 50 cents for white.
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Cleveland
Virginia
U. S
Miurhet
Plains of Northern India Rivers Constantly Change Courses
In the plains of northern India the stoneless, flat terrain sees the great rivers continually shifting their paths as they flow across the leveled landscape.
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India
Market prices for grains and feeds in Cleveland exchange
Quotations furnish corn wheat and oats prices per bushel while mill feeds and hay are per ton and flour per barrel. Listings include clover alfalfa hay straw and various wheat grades with prices from No. 1 to No. 3 and mixed feeds, plus cottonseed meal and mill feeds price ranges.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Price Controls and Market Watch Amid Economic Ties
President Roosevelt and Attorney General Cummings reviewed the price situation during a weekend cruise, pledging relentless action against profiteers. The administration monitors bread price hikes, commodity market speculation, and cotton price shifts affecting farm plans, warning of potential market shocks and citing new banking powers to curb unwarranted speculation. The novel Mirrors of Wall Street is announced for early publication.
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Roosevelt
Cummings
United Press
Chicago
Wall Street
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Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Little
Ararat
Armenia
Eway
Tri-County
Booth Pleasant
Esther Aulflen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Canada
North
Eaton
Cleveland Grain
Ghain
Community Dry Cleaners
Broad St
Over A. & A
George R. Stevens
Spring Street
Elgin, Ill
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