Stock Connected to Ohio Killing Ties Bethlehem Shares to Bribe
Cleveland police linked Bethlehem Steel stock to the suspected bribery in the death of a Cincinnati fire captain. A man identified as Burke and associates used stock sales through a Cleveland broker to pay five men, including Hem Miller, with $5 007 value plus cash. Investigators report a cafe owner Frank Josts and Alfred Jones aided the scheme. Burke’s accomplice pictured by authorities on the first cafe visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bethlehem Steel Co
Harry Jr. Miller
Cincinnati
Miller
New Trenton
Ind
Carrollon
Heber J. Hicks
Hig
Bethlehem
Bethelehem
Frank Josts
Alfred Jones
Burke
Jesus
Tastis
Jones
Harge
Jonns
Former Vice Ring Flee After Luciano's Fall
Dozens of Luciano associates fled their usual haunts today in fear of torture or death by gang executioners after Charles Lucky Luciano’s arrest and imprisonment last month. Detectives search for a named man who yesterday carved Luciano’s initials on the abdomen of a 21 year old New York prostitute in Washington. The victim Joan Costello testified against Luciano and his lieutenants before a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dozems
Charles
Lucky) Luciang
Luciano
Washington
Joan Costello
Juciana
AFL adopts flexible union form for labor diversity
The AFL explains why it charters unions like the automobile workers and excludes certain trades, arguing that mass production and human nature shape why workers seek skill-based pay. It contends that organizing methods must adapt to reality, not dogma, and that workers can form their own groups if they choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Mrs Union
Wekly
American Federation of Abhor
American Federation of Lator
Organizing Constraints in Mass Production Labor
Workers discuss real obstacles to organizing the unorganized, focusing on mass production industries and the need to apply both craft and industrial union forms. They emphasize adapting to each situation as circumstances permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrias
American Federation of Labor
Labor unions fail to organize mass production era
The article argues craft unions cannot effectively organize mass production industries. It notes leaders admitted this over fifteen years ago and that most workers in basic industries were left without strong union power. Public policy shielded some sectors, while others suffered weak collective strength. It contends thirty million workers were abandoned, far exceeding AFL membership.
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Ars
Uicon
Organized Labor Movement
American Federation of Labor
Police arrest at West Avenue craps game raid
Police officers Melvin Aimsted and Clare Parker raided a craps game at West Avenue and 16th Street Saturday evening, arresting Stanley Vavzineak 22 of 1608 West Avenue. Vavzineak was to be arraigned before Mayor New A. Baird at 9 am tomorrow. Several players fled, one man remained briefly before escaping. officers confiscated 65 cents and a pair of dice.
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Melvin Aimsted
Clare Parker
West Avenue
16Th Street
Stanley Vavzineak
New A. Baird
Almsted
Parker
Varzinerk
Varzineak
Ask Early Start On Flood Control Work
A United States Flood Control Federation committee urged President Roosevelt to begin flood control construction at once in northeastern states. Pittsburgh figures Radgera and Hutton arranged the meeting at Hyde Park with a tri state and Ohio Valley group proposing an early start.
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Ask
Pittsburgh
Jaly
United States
Roosevelt
Hyda Park
N. Y
Wiliam P. Radgera
Federation
Thomas R. Hutton
Ringhamton
N. C
Norman McLeod
Tristate Authority
Charles F. Holzer
Gallipolis
Alan N. Jordan
Columbus
Ohio Valley Conservaton
Central Congress
W. &. Rosenheim
Huntington
Hindenburg Ends Its Ninth Ocean Voyage
The Hindenburg moored at Lakehurst NJ ending its ninth North Atlantic voyage at 6 46 a m today after 63 hours 49 minutes at sea. It left Frankfurt Germany and arrived over New Jersey earlier but cruised until daylight before final approach. It carried passengers.
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Lakehurst
S.J
North Atlantic
County approves slag purchase for Oak Point Road work
County commissioners authorize buying 300 tons of slag from the National Tube Company for Oak Point Road in Amharat township. Amherst authorities will cover the cost and hauling from the Tube plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Foint Road
Amharat
National Tube Company
Amherst
Allots $10,000,000 For Youth Projects
National Youth Administrator Aubrey W Williams released $10 million to 48 states as the first tranche of a $71.25 million educational and relief program. Pennsylvania led with $1,028,000 and Onion followed at $597,309 to fund youth work relief in the first quarter of the fiscal year. Williams also noted a WPA ruling raising the minimum NSA employment age from 16 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tly
Aubrey W. Williams
Pennsylvania
Onion
Williams
Works Progress Administration
Standings and recent results in American Association baseball
Yesterday's results show Milwaukee and Toledo leading with strong showings. Minnesota, St Paul, and Kansas City posted mixed results in a tight table. The feature game between Louisville and another team went ten innings before a second game was cut short by agreement.
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Pet Milwaukee
St. Paul
Iatumpur
Anella
ASBS
Yeaterday
Teledo
Columbus
Minnéapolis i St. Paul
TrAtarapollo
Kansas City
Lenleville
Local fairways host club championship qualifiers
Timms led Elyria Country Club qualifiers with a 7 percent card as Ed Raus Bud Brown and W Bower posted low scores. Pairings for Class A B C championships show Timms Laufman Springer Haserodt Bower Cochrane Hewitt Davis Raus Tutford Timms Barnes Brown Winkeljohn Dyble Pauver and more. Ladies pace set by H Sievers 94 while A Yantt carded 106 and spring valley flight finals saw Sullivan defeating Young 3 and 2
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Ice Timms
Elyria Country Club
Timms
Ed Raus
Bud Brown
W. Bower
N. A. Hewitt
George Dyhie
Dick Timms
W. J. Laufman
W. QO. Springer
Oscar Haserodt
A. B. Cochrane
W. Ludwig Walsh
H. L. Reynolds
PF. N. Savage
Bob Fauver
Alll
R. D.oldfield
W. KP. Staffeld
We Waite
Frank Slough
T. L. Moise
Dr., F
L. Barto
H. E. Sullivan
E. M. del
RS. H. Sievers
Flyria
A. Yantt
Slyria Country
Ward Young
Ashford Appeals Zoning for Paint Shop Addition
C G Ashford appealed to the Elyria Zoning Board for permission to erect an addition to his paint shop at 1266 East Avenue. The permit was refused by City Building Inspector Hart Dickason for zoning reasons. The board will meet July 20 to consider the appeal.
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C. G. Ashford
Elyria
Land Transfers Reported On Brighton and Lake Roads
Real estate transfers listed by the Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co. show Edwin J fhuemling conveying an undivided interest in about 79 acres on Brighton Wellington Medina Road in Brigh ton Township to Sophia Thuemwing. Clarence W. Dick sheriff Lorain County signs transfer to the Society for Savings in Cleveland for about 2.11 acres on Lake Road in Avon Lake.
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Land Title Guarantee & Trust Co
Edwin J Fhuemling
Sophia
Public Auction of Ridgeville Township Real Estate in Lorain County
In Lorain County Ohio the court orders sale of part of Original Lot No. 3 in Ridgeville Township at the north door of the Elyria Court House. The two story frame dwelling and garage on the property are included, with an appraised value of 2700 dollars and a minimum bid set by statute. The sale is conducted under Ohio Fuel Gas Co. title with restrictions noted by deed records. The sale date is Saturday the seventh day of duty, 300, at ten o'clock A.M.
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Lieveland
Tott
Olive A. Bachert
Ef Ts. Weurt
Cummoan Iin Leunty
Ofte
Sven
Casacy
Elyria
Lorain County
Ahiu
Seth
Ridgeville
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Albert We. Walmer
George Henatn
Finson
Lake Shorehigan Southern Railway
Wolfntia
Erain County
Lake Shore and Michigan Rail Way Company
Ainne
Olive A. Barchett
Butternut Ridge
Butternutge Road
Albert W. Palmer
Luran
Alberta
Balmer
Cas
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Suld
CL Bow
Shen County
Fanner & & Jipie
Eee Vale OP
Marie M. Wurst
Court of Common Plems
Turkin County
Nation
Publig
Ntyrte
Ely
Ria
Elyria Township
Black River
Leake Avenue
Begin
Edna M. Blin
Letain County
Roecords
Samuel
Wurst
Murle M. Wurst
Marle M. Wurst
Salamarsh
Warden
Laundon
Clyvit
PUP onEye
Theodore BE. Storer
J. ¥. Johnson
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
H. E
Fisra
Harrison Street
Columbus Street
Sheriff Sale Notices from Lorain County Ohio Listings
Public foreclosure notices advertise sheriff sale of Lorain County properties including 4 Laura Court Elyria and 246 Harrison Street Elyria with bids cash, two thirds minimum appraised values, and sale dates in 1956 1933 and legal notices for divorce cases and property partitions filed in the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas with plaintiff defendants and dates of publication and attorney references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Dick
Lorain County
Ohio
Webber & Black
Thomas
Hopewell
Court of Common Pleas
Lerain County
Heart Ag
Ethel M. Hopewell
Gen. Ui. Chamberlain
Grafton Girls Edge Elyria 9 8 In Softball Thriller
Grafton girls defeated Elyria 9 to 8 in a close softball contest before a large crowd. It was Grafton’s second straight win as they scored four runs in each of the first two innings and Jerry Pomeroy belted a homer in the seventh to seal the win. Walend and McClintock also homered for Grafton.
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Grafton
Elyria Gi
Blur
Grafton Ten
Jerry Pomeroy
Walend
McClintock
Arent
Bory
al Matiinstry
Tan Put Burke
McLaughlin
Kaiser
Jy Jowlee
Jalow'ler
Empires
Crossword Puzzle ACEOSB a-Faving cara
A puzzle page item lists clues with mixed letter strings and numbers, mapping to words like equivo cation, reindeer, compass points, and measures. The garbled OCR presents a long, dense set of across and down clues with partial answers and misread letters across many entries.
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M. D
Arment
Louisville
Page
Schmeling
Berlin
Max Schmeling
Joe Lois
America
Hindenburg
County Boys
Wamad Ilu Tga al Khatifa
Order of the Indian Amrite
Acme
Deterudta
Cleveland Chica
Philadelphia
St. Teles
Senne
Sera
Bowie
Thee
Tay
Lest
al aNtott
Chiladrdona
Bronklyn
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Reaton & Hibshirgh
LEAGT
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo Pee Bree
Baitimore
Agni Triarta
Uth
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Syracuse
Ato Yeaterdaya Reaniva
Montreal
Furffata
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Taranthae
Baltimore
Kame Ten Inninas
Earl Foster
del Savage
Paul Roach
W. Oraiser
A. W. Fritanche
K. Oliver
H. W. Pond
H. T. Carpenter
L. W. Chapin
J. HH. Knouff
W.W. Johnston
Don Savage
Arclile Jordan
Walter Ayres
Ralph Murbach
Spring Valley
O. M. Kappler
J. W. Warner
J. Murphy
W. J. Sylvester
A. Schill
F. E. Brumfield
Walter Mackock
Dick Fey
Lynn Schafer
Walter Maslyk
F. Fey
Yy Sievere
Lee Ni
Dewey Webbr
Ralph Fey
Louis Karney
Frank Hoover
H. C. House
Jerry Kochis
Jim Keys
Frank Dolhes
Russ Kerr
George Wonnerkiel
Tim Dunstan
Charlen DeBravy
K. McAllister
A. D. Whidden
Les Evans
Arnold Deutsen
A] Morse
Clarence Webber
Neal Dunstan
Henry Davis
Tom James
Bill Marks
Steve Karney
Bill Gaston
Ken Johnson
Terry
Cherry Ridge
Noblesville
James Smith
Berkeley
Cal
Charles Martin
Niehlevcle
Exiel
Haren
Reece
Lars Morris
Compass Point
Wohda
Ary
Macerate
Fingerliss Graves
Nominatom
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