Kiwanis Speaker Blasts Government Spending
D Hayden Parry, Cleveland insurance man, addresses Elyria Kiwanis at Hotel Newell, opposing federal spending, arguing deficits could top 35 billion and noting 9,600 more on relief rolls. He questioned budget balance, essential needs, affordability, and day to day obligations, with visitors Adler and Johnson in attendance.
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D. Hayden Parry
Cleveland
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
FP. A. Adler
Lewis Marcantile Co
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Public Service Co
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Don Harter
Congress
Rally for Clarence Brown at Lim Tonight
Lima Ohio July 13 Republican leaders gather here to push Clar face J Brown of Blanchaste for governor nomination. G D Hawley of Greenville unopposed for Congress will attend. More than 300 party workers expected at campaign parley.
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Lima
Clarface J. Brown
Blanchaste
G. D. Hawley
Greenville
Congress
Vorys Urges Constructive Criticism in GOP Fight
Lancaster July 13 John M. Vorys of Columbus, candidate for the Republican U S Senate nomination, told a Veterans association that Republicans must not rely on old power to regain control. He urged serious constructive criticism rather than personal attacks and cited General Hugh S. Johnson and the NRA administrator’s failed attempts. Vorys also assailed the National Economy Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
John M. Vorys
Columbus
United States
Veterans’ Association
Vorys
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Murder Thriller Now On Capitol's Screen
A melodramatic murder mystery thriller is showing at Capital Theatre today and tomorrow with an exceptional cast led by Bette Davis Lyle Talbot Donald Woods and Margaret Lindsay.
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Art Capital Theatre
Bette Davis
Lyle Talbot
Donald Woods
Margaret Lindsay
Dreamland Screens Undersea Thriller Tomorrow
Dreamland Theatre presents Sixteen Fathomy Deep featuring Sally O’Neil and Creighton Ganey in an undersea adventure about cage fishing. A new safety razor blade holder is described as a versatile cutting tool usable in ten or more positions.
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Dreamland Theatre
Sally O'Neil
Creighton Ghaney
Tragedy of Marion Mills Ends in Rest in Norman
In Norman Oklahoma Marion Mills a 19 year old University of Oklahoma graduate student is laid to rest after a campus tragedy. Autopsy results pending will determine cause while Texas police search for Neal Myers suspected witness and Bud Jennings issues arrest order. Relatives and fraternity mourn as details unfold.
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Norman
Okla
Marion Mills
University of Oklahoma
Texas
Neal Myers
Miss
Myers
Houston
Bud” Jennings
County
Oklahoma
Miss Mitts
Marion
Joe
Doud
Shreveport
Petra
Kman
Irs
Hazel Brown
Detta
Younger Boys Admitted To Camp Rovert H
Camp Rovert H opening July 20 expands to younger boys after requests from those unable to attend earlier sessions. Programs include crafts and racing, with baseball, cry, rifle shooting, and work. W O MacClellan announces 67 items received by local association for winter duties and emblems for boys not at camp.
Checks Expected Soon For Corn Hog Plan Payments
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration warns that first payments on corn-hog contracts are due soon in Ohio and nationwide. In Erie County Ohio first installments totaling 28,627.05 had been issued by July 9, with 7,702,070.43 paid across 14 states and Iowa receiving 5,212,315.76. About 1,209,090 contracts have been signed nationwide for two contract types, with first installments paid on 29% of counties for rider-adjusted plans and on 36,124 contracts in 112 counties for regular contracts through July 9.
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Agricultural Administration
Lorain Coulunder
Ohio
Erie County
AAA
Washington
Iowa
Reading
Prisoner Dies in Nevada Gas Chamber Killing
Joe Behkiter, 35, once condemned for murdering Las Vegas dancer Maxine Armstrong, died in Nevada’s lethal gas chamber in Carson City. He was the seventh inmate executed since the gas method began 19 years ago. Also note marriage license applications for Ratcil and Smill and Ulakovic and Mace. The United States supplied 40 percent of Latin American tire demand last year.
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State Prison
Carson City
Nev
Joe Behkiter
Maxine Armstrong
Las Vegas
Nevada
Kenneth Ratcil
Elyria
Dorothy Smill
George Ulakovic
Lorain
Mary Mace
United States
New Regulation On Money Orders Impacts Eyrians
Postmaster R B Lersch warns of a new rule effective August 1 requiring a fee to cash postal money orders at any office other than where drawn or issued. The fee matches the sender’s charge and is collected from the person named on the order. The change affects local residents handling money orders and postal offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Lersch
Man Charged After 12 Gauge Shot Sold for Five Dollars
Report says Joseph Mornich and Jack at Stop 47 faced grand jury action after a Wednesday night incident. A 12 gauge shotgun was allegedly taken and sold for five dollars. The deputy sheriff and justice were involved in the proceedings.
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Sue 'Ss É
Rerio Juri
Ender
Charles Zand
Joseph Mornich
Jack
Court action over debt in Central Basic Company suit
In the matter of Central Basic Company versus Mise Mazur as administrator of the Mazur estate, the case alleges a promissory debt of 1922 dollars. The defendants are named in the suit for alleged unpaid funds tied to property dealings. The administrators and related parties are listed as responsible in the action.
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Tae Central Basic Company i
Mise Mazur
Mazur, Sr
Cardinal Praises Campaign To Clean Films
Catholic leaders in New York praise moral reform in film industry urging reform, restricting crime and lust on screen. Cardinal writes that reform is not to deny pleasure but to curb glorification of crime and violation of moral law in cinema. Message to archdiocese says the letter will be read at all masses Sunday.
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Archdiocese of New York
Follon
Monetary Green
Amarieca
Office Workers Summer School Opens at Oberlin Campus
The second session of Oberlin College hosts the Summer School for office workers on its campus. Funded by the Af ad School for Workers, programs include stenography and business basics with participants from New York City to Atlanta, led by director Miss Eleazor G. Cwirer and featuring patrons and guests from Goucher College and Oberlin alumni.
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Oberlin
Ghbe College
Tais
aAfad School
Bryn Ma
New York City
Stenagr
Gaurd
Atlanta
Georgia
Susimer School of
Weinde
Himer Panepass
Af Goucher Cotlege Reber
Ohio
Clara Kaiser
Entertain at street meeting honors visitors
Harold Henkes and Mrs Jone entertained guests at a Wednesday gathering in town. Visiting Mrs Lantus and Elizabeth Lawmeeting from the area attended with their families. Betty Ro, Rudy Stantied, Dorothy Dunlap, Evelyn Hallauer and Phil Wor Worcester spent the day at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Ora Carper returned from Terra Haute Ind after a trip Tuesday.
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Harold Henkes
Jone
Lantus of
Nor
Lanius
Elizabeth Law
Warren Sage
Elave
Maloney
Lake Fpreston
Bud Frank
Betty Ro
Rudy Stantied
Dorothy Dunlap
Evelyn Hallauer
Philp Worcester
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Ora Carper
Terra Haute
Ind
Arrerd
Baptist All Day Meeting and Big Four Picnic in Wellington
Local Wellington notices report a Baptist All-Day Meeting at the Living Branch and a Big Four Picnic at the Wellington Fairground on Sunday July 22 with a 2:30 pm kickoff, contests, stunts, a basket supper, and entertainment. Aged woman Mrs. Angell Moon, 91, dies, with services from Brighton Congregation. Also brief church events, open-air services planned for weather permitting, and several town notices and brief updates.
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Ur Railroad Company
Wellington
Rocher
Beréa
Galion
Gton Fairground
Sundar
Angell Moan
Jay Fleming
Baret Street
Phares
Moon
N W. Moon
Newton Manre
Brighton
Andrews
Harry
First Baptist Church
Ohio rally frames the New Deal as attack on Americanism
Speakers argued the New Deal harms individual liberty and capitalism. Bettman introduced candidates who attacked the Democratic state administration. Frank G. Harrison urged six weeks of schooling for every child and a retail sales tax to fund the program. Political tone highlighted constitutional questions and party contrasts.
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America
Institut
Lincolns
McKin
John W. Davis
al Smith
Carter Glass
Bettman
F. A. Stetson
Elyria
Frank G. Harrison
Massillon
Ohio
Candidates for statewide offices outline 1934 platform
Akron meeting highlights remarks by C Nelson Sparks Ralph Emmons and others outlining reforms including reducing state costs recodifying Public Utility Commission laws and banking law amendments. Talks cover election machinery, bond indebtedness, judiciary importance and women's political engagement with 27 candidates introduced by H C Cheney.
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C. Nelson Sparks
Akron
Public Utility Commission
Ralph W. Emmons
Igil Service Commission
E. C. Lampson
Econgressman-At-Large
Ineraasa
L. L. Marshall
Sresshans Ai
Congress
Exccss
Ohio Court
Earl R. Lew
Supreme Court
Cornelius Kot Car
Lorain
Fourteenth District
Washington
Lany Field
Carl D. Saippard
Fourteenth
Medina County
Curahoga County
Ard Ature
C. G. Weghburn
Elyria
Court of Appeals
Beekeepers to Meet Monday in Amherst
The Lorain County Beekeepers Association will hold a Monday evening meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson in Amherst. O. Van Haun, president, and George E. Yost, secretary, announced the event. Details of the program were not announced. In Germany inexpensive steel houses are coming into use for small families.
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Lorain County Beekeepers’ Association
Ray Johnson
Amherst
O. van Haun
George E. Yost
Germany
Mediation board faces new impasse in maritime strike
The Roosevelt mediation board, exhausted from weeks of effort, hit a new deadlock as longshoremen accused employers of exempting other maritime unions from arbitration. Following a May 9 strike by longshoremen, crews across sea trades joined in sympathy, with Edward A. Vandeleur leading.
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Roosevelt
Edward A. Vandeleur
Presi
Cleveland Markets Show Mixed Receipts Across Live Stock and Grain
Market reports from Cleveland and Toledo detail steady to higher prices for hulls and steers, with cows down and calves steady. lambs and hogs show moderate gains and declines respectively. Grain and feed values are listed, including corn, oats, hay, flour, and mill feeds, while Wooster egg auction results and Chicago cash quotations provide regional context.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Cates
Sandra Aw
Central Labor Council Forecast Steering Strike Actions
The Central Labor Council forecast a strike wave as roughly half of the citys 45 000 union members walked out. City streetcar and railway workers followed recommendations to guide conduct, while longshoremen and other unions agreed to arbitration. Violence included a sailor shot in the stomach during a protest and guards firing into the air as tensions rose.
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Central Labor
Municipal Railway
General
Market Street Railway
Jerry Duffy
San Pedro
McCormick Line
National Guardsman
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Fish Ant Chops
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East Ave
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
Wigtim
Arthur D. Co
Pax
Clanda Wiz
Ra of Gr
Cardinal
New York
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Mildred E. Denner
Carl WW. Denner
Johnson City
Tenn
Jake
Carolina Becky
Burr Harrison
East Tennessee
Bob Rosedale
Roone
North Pleasant Stree
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Louis Bliss
Pleasant St
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George Brosiner
Zaam
Morgar
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Wagner
Gion
Violet Curtice
Singer
Courtland
Elviia
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Baptist Chorea
Frank D. Warren
Maregar
Edith Hewi
Joan Hilliker
Jim Claveland
Norman Watters
D. Walthour
I. Marton
E. P
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Madison
Marcia
Perry Edith Hawes
Union
Gladys Ma
Harry Bennett
Harrys Couch
A. M. Algo
Detroit
Buddy Baker
Falls
Robert Baker
Angola Beach
X. Y
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Balleng
William Wadsworth
Pagene
Mra
Elstett Wilson
Centree Tepinman
Cindig Ome
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Olive Harding
Central
H. C. Cheney
William Shbolt
C. E. Cooper
D. A. Cook
Hewhstt CC
B. Findlay
B. Thompson
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas
Ben F. Thomas
Zam Beal
Paul W. Cook
Carl Curtis
Oscar G. Dunn
Elyria Women's Republican Club
Sederis Restaurant
Toledo
Nevator
Faine Co
Tal Ay
Wooster
Co-Operative Poultry Association
Chicago
Tl. S. Depr
North L
Timothy
BTS Co
C. Plains
Acme
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Wurzburg
Broad Street
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