Submit Court Changes To The People
Washington July 12 Senate foes of the administration Judiciary bill pressed to approve a substitute program of amendments. Burke and Wheeler predicted the committee would submit the question to the people while Ashurst signaled no final action. Debate centered on two main amendments: expanding Supreme Court to 11 justices and forcing retirement at 75, with other changes aimed at preserving Congress power over court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Edward R. Burke
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Henry ¥. Ashurst
Ariz
Burke
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyo
Josiah W. Battey
N. C
Charles Andrews
Fla
Supreme Court
George W. Norris
Ind
Neb
Wheeler
Congress
Annual Farmers Picnic Planned For August 5th
Plans for the county farmers picnic at Linwood Beach on August 5 were discussed by the picnic committee at the county agricultural extension service. County extension agent Cc I Hammel was tasked with arranging a speaker. A county official is expected to deliver the principal talk. The program includes a playground ball tournament and other athletic events. The Brownhelm Four-H Band will perform, one of Ohio’s few Four-H bands. A revue of Four-H Club girls in clothing projects is planned. Attendance prizes aim to reward groups with the largest turnout, with prizes for Granges, Farm Bureau districts, and Four-H Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Beach
County Agricultural Extension Service
Cc. I. Hammel
Donald Wasem
Brownhelm
Ohio
Iwo Fined By Mayor For West Avenue Crap Game
Police broke up a crap game on West avenue Saturday afternoon arresting Alonzo Fitzpatrick 35 of 321 Seven teenth street and Ben Varzincak 23 of 1605 West avenue. They were arraigned before Mayor Leon ard Smith in police court this morning and both pleaded guilty. Mayor Smith fined each $5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Alonzo Fitzpatrick
Seventeenth Street
Ben Varzincak
Leonard Smith
Smith
Dog Warden To Have New Car In Lorain County
Lorain County Dog Warden Lee Minkler will ride in a modern new car after bids were opened by county commissioners. Six bids were received from Leo R. Meyer Company and Glen Rogers Motors Inc for vehicles with various prices and allowances on trade in. A court order funding the purchase is awaited as the current cars require repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lee Minkler
Leo R. Meyer Company
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
Meyer
Rogers
Ohio Assembly To Meet Tonight
The Ohio General Assembly will meet tonight to pass a general appropriation bill totaling 94 561 874 for 1937 1938. The compromise between the Davey administration and the No New Taxes bloc cuts about 5.5 million from Davey’s request, with passage expected to end a six week deadlock and ensure pay for state employees by Wednesday. The bill appropriates 47 289 686 from general revenue and 234 450 120 from state highway funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Ohio General Assembly
Davey
Senate
General Revenue Fund
Britain and U S May Hold China Situation Conference
London on July 12 reports Captain Anthony Eden Foreign Secretary said a conference between Britain and the United States on the situation in China was mentioned as a possibility today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
U. S
China
London
United States
Anthony Eden
Ohio News In Brief: Tragic Choking and Dying Lineman
In Cleveland Carol Proster seven weeks old choked to death while being fed orange juice. In Cleveland Charles Krueger age 48 died from injuries after falling 14 feet from a ladder when he touched a live wire. In Columbus Bill Moose, called the last of the Wyandotte Indians, died at Franklin County Home at nearly 100 after entering in 1930. his parents lived long lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Carol Proster
Victor Proster
Cleveland, O
Charles Krueger
Columbus
Bill Moose
Franklin County
Upper Sandusa
Auto theft report and intoxication case in Hastings and Smith
Hastings of 215 Sixth street told police a gavage storage for his automobile was broken into and a spare tire clock mirror radiator cap and other small accessories valued at 10 dollars were stolen. Wert Smith of 519 West street was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to an intoxication charge in police court before Mayor Leonard Smith following an arrest yesterday on his wife’s complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. OR. Hastings
Sixth Street
Wert Smith
West Street
Leonard Smith
Polise
Fine for intoxication at Police Court arraignment
George Schneider of the Jackson Hotel was fined $5 and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith in Police Court. He was arrested around 5:30 p.m. Saturday on the Washington Avenue Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schneider
Jackson Hotel
Costa
Leonard Smith
Washington Avenue
Stanley Noster
Middle Avenue
Auto Accidents Claim 6 Lives in Ohio Over Weekend
Six people died in Ohio accidents over the weekend. In Medina County a collision on Route 18 killed Maur ice L. Hornell 45 his wife Gladys 41 and Reede Shook 36. Detroit driver Anthony Laskey 34 was absolved of blame. Cleveland deaths included Mrs Yvonne Lefne 24 and Mrs Lucille Hodan 26 in separate wrecks. Six year old Joan Allard Cincinnati was fatally struck by Eugene Kramer.
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Ohio
Route
Medina
Maurice L. Hornell
Urbana
Champaign County
Gladys
Reede Shook
Anthony Laskey
Detroit
Yvonne Lefne
Strongsville
Cleveland
Lucille Hodan
Joan Allard
Cincinnati
Eugene Kramer
Auto Theft Report From Lorain County Court House
A 1929 Chevrolet coach license YQ-956 was reported stolen from in front of C E Van Nostram’s Grafton home. Deputies handled a Pittsfield family dispute at Arthur Davis’s home. no arrests. Two Wellington brothers were fined $5 for disorderly conduct and intoxication after a dance hall disturbance. A Case road fight left one brother with a broken nose and another jailed. Four inmates from Grafton State Farm were to be returned to Mansfield Reformatory for disobeying rules. William W Brown, 29, of Elyria faced contempt of court for failing to pay alimony and received five days in jail. An appeal by Charles Yaeger from a peace warrant finding was filed. Divorces sought by Ina Blermacher and Anna Brenadich were filed in common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. van Nostram
Grafton
Lorain County
Case Road
Sheriff's Department
Grafton State Farm
Mansfield Reformatory
William W. Brown
Elytia
Brown
D. A. Cook
Oberlin Road
William Brown
Cleveland
Amherst Township
Common Pleas Court
Ninabell B. Becker
Lorain
William B
Maron R. Webb
James Burton Bogart
Webb
Bo- Sart
Lorain Court Actions From Probation to Real Estate Suit
A Lorain district court docket reports probation for Gene Henden after a mistaken home entry tied to a prior burglary charge. William Brown, Cleveland, released for illness as county hospitals may absorb costs. Civil suits include a $641.46 claim against Ruth Stolzenburg over building alterations and a probate challenge to a will tied to Charles Eggert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Young
Ruth N. Stolzenburg
Charles F. Eggert
Hattie Kahl
Elmer F. Eggert
Fruit Farms To Be Visited On Northeastern Ohio Tour
A third Lorain County farm was added to the list for the July 21 opening day of a small fruit tour. John Jehoepsie’s Lake avenue farm joins F. A. Haber near Vermilion and the Schmittkons on Middle Ridge Road for studies of apples peaches grapes and raspberries with notes on berry worm control. The tour will proceed to Cleveland and then to Lake and Ashtabula counties after Lorain stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
John Jehoepsie
Lake Avenue
F. A. Haber
Vermilion
Haver
Schmittkons Farm
Middle Ridge Road
Cleveland
Lake
Ashtabula
Slain 16 Year Old Girl Is Identified in New Haven
New Haven police and state authorities hunt for Joseph Dumorad 20 in connection with the brutal death of Estelle Fineberg 16 a high school junior found beaten in Dumorads bedroom. Coroner cites brain hemorrhage from hammer blows with possible strangulation as motive. Foster mother and grandmother Mrs Bessie Moran had housed both. Dumorad left two hours before discovery while claiming a swim at Lake Zoar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Joseph Dumorad
Estelle Fineberg
Dumorad
Nathan G. Sachs
Sachs
Bessie Moran
Miss Fineberg
Lake Zoar
Oberlin club notes and brief items from July events
Local notices list regular meetings for Vine Rebekah Lodge and Karl Wilson Locke Post in Oberlin, with gatherings at Elm Street garden and Legion hall. Clubs host regu lar meetings July 13 14, including Martes Club and Eastern Stars menu at homes on Woodland and North Pleasant streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Community Garden Club
A. P. Behr
Elm Street
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Frances Hughes
Martes Club
J. A. McGrann
Woodland Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary Wi
Agnes Felkner
East College Street
Rebekah Aid Society
Esther Coinman
North Pleasant Street
Pansy Chapter
Order of Eastern Stars
Nienuc
Harry Horey
Masonic Hall
H. A. Broadwell
Kouple Klub
Union Street
Approve Loan For Electric Co op In Ohio
The Rural Electrification Administration announced approval of four loans totaling 145,837.36 to Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative in Washington. Funds already advanced total 356,814.49 for the project with 372 miles of lines completed and 987 farm families served. The program plans service for 1,644 families in Lorain and Medina Counties and may be extended to Huron Ashland and Richland counties pending action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Co-operative, Inc
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
Treasury Department
Lorain
Medina
Huron
Ashland
Richland
Death notices for Mrs Susan K Keith and John W Parsons
Funeral services for Mrs Susan K Keith of Fuller road were held at the Second M E church today at 1 PM with burial in Elmwood cemetery. She died Saturday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a four month illness, survived by husband Ernst and eight children plus five grandchildren and siblings. John W Parsons of North Professor street died Monday at 12:50 AM at 74 years old. Born in Russ Town ship, he lived most of his life in the area, worked as a conductor in Cleveland, was active in Lorain County Farm Bureau and Oberlin Grange, leaving wife Mary two sons and two grandsons. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2:30 PM at Sedgeman Funeral Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan K. Keith
Fuller Road
M. E
Elmwood Cemetery
Keith
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Huntland
Tennessee
Elyria
Ernst Keith
Mildred Stiles
Lonzo Fitzpatrick
Lea Paddy
Ben Cochran
Ernestine
Walter
Bernice
Charles
Oberlin, Q
John W. Parsons
North Professor Street
Russia Township
Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Company
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Oberlin Grange
Mary
Clarence
Albert
Harold
Tharon Parsons
Viola Parsons
Obertin
Sedgeman Funeral Parlor
Man Held Here On Charge Of Suspicion
Police detained a Rochester Minnesota man overnight on suspicion after he tried to sell phony false teeth to Vic Silver, a local jeweler. The same man then attempted the ruse at another jeweler, Harry Burr, before being held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
Vic Silver
Harry Burr
Local Man Fined for Intoxication After Hotel Arrest
Leland Brinzley of 348 Second Street was fined one dollar and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith. He was arrested at about 1 15 a m Sunday at the request of management of the Graystone Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Brinzley
Second Street
Leonard Smith
Graystone Hotel
Sale of 73 Acre Farm Near Brownhelm to Cameron
The Federal Land Bank of Louisville announced the sale of a 73 acre farm located one fourth mile east of Brownhelm to Joseph A. Cameron for $4,509. The purchase was handled by Max M. Phillips secretary treasurer of the Lorain County National Farm Loan Association, Elyria, and Tully Fox of Ashland, field representative for the land bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Joseph A. Cameron
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Max M. Phillips
Lorain County National Farm Loan Association
Elyria
Tully Fox
Ashland
The
Land Bank
Thunderstorm physics and forecast from Weather Bureau
The article explains how electric charges build as currents move with the wind, leading to thunderstorm formation. Recent storms are described as local in character, with the Weather Bureau noting no expected movement of the high pressure area over Mississippi and Alabama to settle within the next 36 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Alabama
Market roundup values for grains and live stock in Cleveland
Grain prices show mixed shifts with No 2 yellow corn around 1.08 to 1.20, No 1 white wheat near 1.19, and oats, rye, and other grades listed. Cleveland Livestock reports receipts near 1,000 with cattle, sheep, and hogs showing varied demand and price ranges across weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Roduca
Cleveland
Meaddium
Russian Airmen Seek Record For Distance
Three Russian air heroes sped over the Arctic toward the United States to break the world distance record of 5657 miles from Schelkovo near Moscow. Michael Gromov Maj Andre Yumashev and Sergei Danille flew an Ant 25 1 aiming for San Francisco or Vancouver area with a possible coast landing and a goal to surpass the France New York Syria record set in 1933. Weather over the pole troubled the mission yet they pressed on toward California.
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Moscow
Arctic Sea
United States
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Michael Gromov
Russia
Andre Yumashev
Red Army
Sergei Danille
California
Maurica Rossi
Paul Codos
France
New York
Syria
Gromov
North Pole
Argetsinger Denies Indiana Settlement Talks
Argetsinger, suing in Youngstown, says pickets at Indiana Harbor and South Chicago are being withdrawn claims. He states the company has not made any agreement or settlement with Indiana officials or subdivisions and has no contract with them since a conference with Labor Commissioner Hutson. Our position remains unchanged.
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Argetsinger
Youngstown
Indiana Harbor
East Chicago
South Chicago
State of
Indiana
Mr. Hutson
Labor Commissioner
Russian pilot Gromov breaks speed records in test flight
A Soviet test flight lifted off at 3 10 AM from a mile long runway powered by a 950 horsepower Ant 34 engine. The aircraft weighs 11 1 2 tons with fuel and has a cruising range around 6 200 miles. Pilot Gromov, 33, is celebrated as a national hero with multiple high honors including Hero of the Soviet Union, two Red Star orders, the Red Banner, and the Order of Lenin.
Vined $10 And Costs On Intoxication Charge
Gust Stevens of Lodstvad was fined $10 and costs after being found intoxicated. He was arrested about 11:30 PM Saturday on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Stevens
Lodstvad
Leonard Smith
Broad Street
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IWO
Court Street
Ashbolt Orchards
Foster Park
Ohio Assembly
Bulletin
Ohio News
Wellington
Justice of the Peace
Preston Coon
Robert Chapman
Edsel
North Eaton
Charles Yaeger
Preston L. Coon
Yaeger
Justice's Court
Ina Blermacher
Barton Road
Common Leas Court
Pater Blermacher
Center Ridge Road
Berea
Ina Capel
Anna Brenadich
Joe Brenadich
Joe Smith
East Twenty-ninth Street
Bluebird
Court St
Gene Henden
Common Pleas
Homnes
Misstake
Home Owners Loan Corporation Today
Mittle Smith
Independent Savings and Loan Company
R. B. Faris
Ralph Portyko
West 20Th St. Lorain
Marion
Clifford B. King
Warren G. Harding
Fred Ketcham
Suger Ridge
Portykn
John Judge
Ketcham
Anthony Pollock
Esther Wood
Professor St
Department of Ohio
John Dunn
Oberlin Post
F. R. Dew
W. A. Muck
James Miskovsky
R. &. Young
New Concord
J. E. Rosecrans
Lucile Krieg
Cleveland Heights
John Dean
King Street
Lawrence White
Norwood
Kenneth Worcester
West Vine Street
Lowell Hobart
Pemberville
Betty Murphy
South Main Streets
Ed Beiner
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Ernst
Louisville
L. H. Kimmel
Sara Hart
Mentor
T. H. Rowland
Sederis Restaurant
Stone's Grill
Susan B. Keith
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Ohlo Cobblers
Ohlo Ol
Schelkovo
Canada
Vancouver
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Hartford
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