Blind Beggar Kills Blind Sweetheart in Boston Hotel Window
A blind beggar, Forrest R. Wells, killed Hazel Martin by tossing her from a third floor window at a Boston hotel after saying they could not get along. They registered as siblings, were Detroit locals, and Wells surrendered to police, later charged with murder and jailed without bail.
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Boston
RK. Wells
Frig Sisley
H. Wells
Detroit
Mich
Forrest R. Wells
Hazel Martin
Wells
Miss Martin
Wiss Martin
Columbus
No.25taurant
Misa Martin
Penn Transfer Company
Coltarbus. O
Low Cost Housing Project To Be Pushed By U S
Washington July 15 Public Works Administrator Harold L Ickes said the New Deal slum clearance and low cost housing program will go forward despite a Cincinnati Circuit Court ruling that questioned government right to condemn private property for projects. The program will pursue three options land purchase, government clearance, or local authority assembly with New York City applying the procedure in a major urban project. The administration may appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Works
Harold L Ickes
New Deal
Cincinnati Circuit Court of Appeals
Louisvie
Irhes Caid
City of
New York
Wburg
Lynsey Eage
Supreme Vor
Accidents Claim Ten Lives Across Ohio Over Weekend
Over the weekend accidents killed at least ten people across Ohio and wounded several others. Names include Sadie Blakner 35 and George Walsh 47 struck by autos near AE Ron, Andrew Kolesar 53 near Lors City, and Peter Kenney 18 drowned in the Ohio River at Bellaire.
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Ohio
Sadie Blakner
George Walsh
Aeron
Andrew Kolesar
Lors City
Gus Taylor
Zanesville
Peter Kenney
Ohio River
Bellaire
Earl Mallett
Cincinnati
Clara May Ford
Dayton
Mathew Zizinci
Bay Village
Martin Zubak
Lake Erie
Cleveland
John Teron
Anthony Sansone
Deaths of Howard J. Wakeman and Albert Day
Obituaries report the deaths of Howard J. Wakeman of New London and Albert Day of Clarksfield. Wakeman, aged several years, leaving a widow and children with funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Wakeman Cemetery, conducted by Rev. A. F. Linding. Day dies at New London Hospital with funeral Tuesday at 3 p.m. from the Methodist Church, burial in Clarksfield Cemetery, officiated by Rev. W. E. Cano. Survivors listed for both include spouses, children, and siblings plus extended relatives.
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Howard J. Forb Wakeman
Howard Ford
Wakeman
Tine Aclock
Edward Ford
New London
Roy Breaster
Floranveen
Letah
Rar Hand
W.L. Pease Funeral Home
A. F. Linding
Wakeman Cenerery
Clarksfield
Albert Day
Nan London Hospital
Altea Dari
Florence
Francis Nester
Clar
Elver ‘Wakeman
W E Cano
Fairfield
Clarksfield Cemetery
U.S. Can't Condemn Private Property for Housing Plans
Federal Judge Dawson ruled that the government lacks authority to condemn private property for private use such as housing and slum clearance projects, overturning a circuit court ruling that allowed condemnations for public use. The decision notes housing projects are privately charactered, with dissent by Judge Florence Allen. Japan’s reactionaries and the state of American chambers abroad are also mentioned.
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Cincinnati
Dilly
Charles R. Dawson
Louisville
Woos Creme Court of Appeals
Charlies H. Moorman
Dnudae
Ren Ticks
Florence
Circuit Court
Tides Dawson
Oberlin 8: evening meeting in aid society
Obscure OCR fragment describes an Oberlin event with references to Esther Alden and Mrs. Ster s, mentioning a Wednesday meeting, a land or lake area, and a Corps gathering. Details are garbled. some names and places are partially legible.
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
The Oberlin group schedules a Wednesday meeting at 3 PM in the home of Mrs. C. H. Yocom 251 to direct. Members may invite their families. The Gherhin W. CT hold annual event Wednesday evening in the lodge room. The Oberlin Encampment will be mentioned in the activities list.
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Soih
Gherhin W
C. H. Yocom
Oberlin
Ohio WPA program eyed for state recovery
Ohio project plans show WPA funding across roads forestry and relief. The state expects at least 25 million dollars in federal support for 1935, plus road and code crossing construction worth about 16 million from the highway department. The works progress program aims to employ most eligible people, with a relief roll of about 1335 thousand enrollees and payments of 30 dollars monthly plus travel expenses.
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Ohe Highway Department
Washington
Ohio
Clian Conservation Corps
Works Administration
WPA
Tuesday Baseball Doubleheader at Park Street Grounds
The Plan and Morris teams meet the Pirates on Tuesday evening at 5:34 at Park Street grounds. The Wo team also plays Friday evening at the same hour, facing Janby Oils. Briefs note a wedding in Dover and several local visits and gatherings among residents.
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Morris
Agai
Wellington Woman Painfully Injured
Wellington Ohio July 15 Mrs Harvey Myers of Wellington received serious injuries when the car she rode in with her husband was sideswiped on Route 18 twelve miles west of Wellington. Mrs Myers suffered two broken ribs and a fractured elbow and was taken to the Falls Clinic for treatment.
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Wellington
Harvey Myers
Route
Mrs. Myers
Clarksfield
Myers
Defends Trade Pact With The Soviet
Washington July 15 Assistant Secretary of State William Phillips defended the recently negotiated trade agreement with the Soviet Union saying it lowers no tariffs affecting the Soviet alone The pact ties similar concessions to other nations while the Soviet agrees to buy 50 million in US goods over 22 months Senator Pat McCarran criticized Secretary Hull as a prize diplomatic dupe and urged rescinding reciprocal trade powers. negotiations for broader annual trade and debt settlement have stalled due to unresolved Soviet debt past and present totaling about 700 million dollars with over 400 million since the Russian revolution
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Washington
William Phillips
Soviet Union
Phillips
Pat McCarran
Nev
Congress
State Department
McCarran
Cordell Hull
United States
Hull
Russia
Drive Against Foreign Lottery Racket In U S
The Post Office Department launched a large crackdown issuing fraud orders against about 459 residents of Canada Cuba Bermuda Mexico France and Luxembourg. The move targets sellers of lottery tickets and vouchers sent by express to evade postal laws and directs action toward American agents to disrupt the racket.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Canada
Cuba
Bermuda
Mexico
France
Luzembourg
Havana
Fined by mayor for railroad law violations in police court
George Floyd of Middletown Ohio and Leo Fields of Lake Orange Michigan were each fined 31 and costs after warrants sworn by H Vibber New York Central detective led to their arrest before Mayor W H Vanoster. A candle lighting, new arrivals induction, and a leaders and campers baseball game highlighted yesterday at the M C A Camp iss See Kes on the Vermilion River. Open day drew large visitor turnout. girls camp runs through July 20. Y M C A pool cleaned, 60000 gallons added as pool opens for the usual swimming program, with hours from 9 am to closing.
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George Floyd
Middletown
Ohio
Leo Fields
Lake Orange
Mich
W. H. Vanoster
H. Vibber
New York Central
iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
W. O. McClellan
Abandoned Buick Found on Route 58 Towed to Garage
Sheriff's deputies on Saturday located an abandoned Buick coupe on Route 58. The vehicle was towed to a garage for safekeeping and further disposition.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Judge orders written exam for traffic violators in court
Traverse City, Mich. Judge Harold Richardson requires every motorist cited to file a written examination on proper automobile operation. The article notes Italy suffered nearly 600,000 deaths and as many cripplings during World War.
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Traverse City
Mich
Harold Richardson
Italy
More Economy Suggestions For Ohio Government
Columbus July 15 The Sherrill Governmental Survey committee presented to Gov. Davey additional economies for Ohio state government projecting annual savings of 1 678 043. Key proposals include transferring several lands from the canal system, centralizing water resources under the Public Works Department, and reassigning personnel and oversight for buildings, equipment, and real property to streamline state operations. The report also calls for abolishing nonfunctional divisions, consolidating state owned buildings under a single superintendent, and shifting control of swamp and overflow lands to the public works department.
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Columbus
Gov. Davey
Sherrill Governmental Survey Committee
Public Works Department
Ohio
State Tax Commission
Liquor Commission
Sherrill
Ohio-Erie Canal
Canal Fulton
Massillon
Burkeye Lake
Hebron
Portage
Loramie
St. Marys
Buckeye
Guilford
Indian Lakes
Public Works Departments
Department of Agriculture
Toledo
Department of Public Works
Adjutant General
Department of Liquor Control and Highway Department
Court Approves Real Estate Sale In Lorain By Bank Executor
The National Bank of Commerce of Lorain as executor of Harold F. Dickinson’s estate had a real estate sale approved by the common pleas court. Appraisers named were William H. Baker I G Roth and Floyd Babcock. Also, divorce suits and defaulted notes were addressed with several cases including a suit for divorce by Gwendolyn Gardner Wickens and a promissory note claim of 3260.88 by Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Carey.
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National Bank of Commerce of
Lorain
Harold F. Dickinson
Common Pleas Court
William H. Baker
I. G. Roth
Floyd Babcock
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Today
Frank W. Sullivan
Cleveland Produce Market Prices Report
Markets show weakness in produce with extras and tentative pricing across vegetables and meats. Livestock steady with cattle and calves varying, potatoes and beans quoted, and diverse items like cucumbers tomatoes celery and raspberries listed with specific per unit or per bushel rates.
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Cleveland
Nts Wuderds
Ohio
Elyria Corps Third in Dover Drum and Bugle Contest
The Elyria Post No. 12 Drum and Bugle Corps placed third at Dover with a 94.204 score, Massillon first at 95.629 and Lima second at 94.599. Tarentum, Rochester, Craftonberam, Duquesne, and Akron followed. Lorain Post No. 30 did not appear. Elyria may challenge Lima at Dayton for the state Legion meet, and the corps faced lineup reductions and an appendicitis incident among its performers. The West Point regimental review will be echoed at the Dayton convention, and Elyria plans a three-bus parade presence at the national Elk convention.
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Elyria Post No
Dover
Masgilion
Lima
Elyria
Tarentum
Rochester
Craftonberam
Duquesne
Akron
Post
Lorain
Lorain Corps
Massillon
Dayton
Elyria Corps
Elyrians
Horton
West Point
National Elks Convention
Elyria Lodge
Legislative Hurdles Loom in New Deal Agenda Continued
A sprawling list of measures remains unfinished including utility holding company reform, the tax-the-rich proposal, Social Security, AAA amendments, Omnibus Banking changes, gold clause actions, and federal alcohol control. Senate and House probe into lobbying and funding for the holding company bill continues as hearings pause pending company responses.
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Senate
House
Roosevelt
Wars and Means Committee
AAA
Carter Glass
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve System
Court of Claims
Bult
House Rules Committee
League talks face small powers at September assembly
The article notes that only small powers will be fully represented at the September assembly, with Emperor Haile Selassie I resisting any slicing up of Abyssinia. It also mentions Joseph Avenol planning to pursue Pacific settlement plans after meetings with Premier Lava and other officials on his return to Geneva.
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Haile Selassie I
Abyssinia
Italy
Great Britain
France
Joseph A. Avenol
League of Nations
Lava
Geneva
London
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Merlin
Penfield
Ohio Reed
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Dora Hower
Charles Naylor
Strongs
Hle
Samuel Naylor
LaGran
Keith Andrews
Spencer Cemetery
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Japan
Mussolini
Pontine Bes
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Esther Alden
Tasa Reigner
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1. Id Society
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Ohio Works Progress Division
Yepent
Tousweil
AL Sorensen
Tuenell
National Forestry Service
Fo Oal Bowlay
PWA
War Department
Coast Guard Service
Allotment Board
O’donnells
Acme
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
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Franke
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Easerday
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Fredesis
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Margaret , Henke
William J. Henke
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Donald Gardner Wickens
Erie Avenue
Ripley
Dora Moodt
Andrew Moodt
Avon
Cleveland Trust Compan Today
Lila M. Blair
Phorceta
Seower
Blue Bird Soda Grille
Court St
Elks Restaurant
LaGrange
TaGrange Penfield Road
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Chester
Plymouth Rock
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Lee Klinect
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