Ruling in Test Case Favors Hoosac Mills
The U S circuit court of appeals ruled the AAA processing tax unconstitutional in a test case from Hoosac Mills Corpora tion of New Bedford Taunton and North Adams. The decision reverses Judge Brewster and remands for decree for the appella te. The court cited lack of federal power to regulate state controlled production. The ruling could reach the Supreme Court before Christmas. Judge Bingham dissented. Attorney Charles P Bruge Jr argued for Hoosac Mills and Robert N Anderson for the government.
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Boston
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal
Elisha A. Brewster
Brewster
Hoosac Mills Corporation
New Bedford
Taunton
North Adams
Circuit Court
Scott Wilson
George F. Morris
Georss HH. Bingham
Bingham
District Court
Hoosare Mills
Judy Brewster
Charles P. Bruge, Jr
Corporation
Robert N Anderson
AAA
Congress Tables Adjourn Resolution for July 24
Washington July 16 by a vote of 111 to 48 the House tabled a resolution approving adjournment on July 24 The measure came after a motion by Isha Jo O Connor of New York to table Braswell Deens adjournment proposal Republican leader Bertrand Snell Jr pressed for a roll call while Dean was denied time to speak
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Washington
House Today
Congress
Isha Jo O'Connor
Ny N. Y
House Rates Committee
Braswell Deen
D. Ga
Bertrand Snell Jr
R.N
Dean
Erie County Storm Leaves Heavy Damage Across Region
SANDUSKY O July 16 county officials estimated storm damage at more than 359000 The wind and hail swept from Bay Bridge to Milan Berlin Heights and Berlinville battering corn and wheat and badly damaging grape vines Bloomingville lost telephone service for five hours County farm agent Maurice R Myers called it the most destructive storm since 1974.
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Sandusky
Maurice R. Myers
Bay Bridge
Milan
Berlin Heights
Berlinville
Bloomingville
Weather Forecast for Ohio Fair Tonight to Wednesday
A fair pattern continues with clear skies tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures edge upward slightly on Wednesday indicating a modest warmup across the region.
Lunar Eclipse Draws Millions In Wide Viewing
Washington observers probed the lunar eclipse dubbed the lunar thrill of the century as the earth's shadow crossed the Moon. The event began at 9:15 Eastern Standard, reached totality at 11:09, and reappeared at 2:48 am, lasting one hour 40 minutes and 18 seconds. Astronomers worldwide noted the timing and light bending, while historians valued the eclipse for dating ancient events through records.
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Washington
Naval Observatory
Yerkes Observatory
Wilians Bay
Vic
G. Vanhiesbroeck
University of Chicago
Yerkes
Vanhiesbroeck
Lorain Harbor Project Share Appears in Relief Program
Washington reports six federal agencies filed applications totaling 7.38 million dollars under a work relief program. Ohio and several states would share in funding to improve Lorain Harbor and Black River with nearly 951 thousand dollars slated for Lorain Harbor work.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Florida
Massachusetts
Michigan
Texas
New Mexico
Ohio
Oniwreshare
Spen
Lorain Starbor
Black River
Colleen Moore to Visit Elyria for Tea at Hospital
Actress Colleen Moore plans a visit to Elyria next Tuesday afternoon to meet Edgar F. Allen founder of the International Society for Crippled Children. Her manager will accompany her and Elyria Memorial Hospital auxiliary is arranging a tea to honor her appearance.
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Colleen Moore
Edgar F
Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Gates Hospital
Crippled Children
Elyria
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Evening Swimming Starts At Pool
Cascade Park announces evening swimming hours from 7 to 9 p m starting tonight. The pool will host three daily sessions on weekdays with morning and afternoon options for children and the new evening slot for adults. Admission remains free across all sessions with Saturday adjustments.
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Cascade Park
The
Park Commission
Lorain County Farm And Home Protection Meet At Y M C A
Lorain County Farm And Home Protective Committee will meet at 7 p m Thursday July 18 at the Elyria Y M C A Leeland C Hutchinson state farm and home protective committees improved mortgage condition credited to efforts of local and state committees list of members and ex officio officials noted with reference to foreclosures and rural rehabilitation continued on page two
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Lorain County Farm and Home Protection Committee
Lorain County Farm and Home Protective Committee
Elyria Y
Ohio
Lorain County
John Davidson
Charles Trish
Lorain
A. Nabakowski
Amherst
Henry Heidrich
Elyria
Milford Bartter
Columbia Station
Harry Otterpacher
Wellington
Ira Porter
Oberlin
Harry Woodruff
Four H Club Demonstrations And Style Revue Announced
The annual Four H Club demonstrations and style revue will be held August 2 at the Elyria Y M C A with county champion teams and style contestants chosen to represent the county at the Ohio State Fair. Demonstrations start at 1:30 p m with a winning team and demonstrator. style revue follows in the evening. Judging of project work will be by Mrs James W Pendry of Waverly, a noted Lorain County judge and Iowa State University graduate.
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Muss Alice Bird
Elyria Y M. C. A
James W. Pendry
Waverly
Ohio
Kent
Pendis
Lorain County
Alice Bird
Iowa State University
United States Department of Agriculture
Seven Die As Mexico City Clash Sparks Government Action
Seven men were killed and several wounded when Mexican students and leaders challenged dictator Garrido Canabal in Villa Hermosa. A crowd of 2,000 gathered, threatened to burn his residence, but a heavy storm dispersed the mob. President Cardenas ordered protection of constitutional rights and Tabasco forces cooperated to maintain order. A special prosecutor was sent to Villa Hermosa to investigate.
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Menico City
Villa Hermon
Thomas Garrido Canabal
Menlco City
Garrido Canabal
Juanaro Cardenas
Villa Hermosa
Lastra Ortiz
Tabascar
War Department
Tabasco
Attorney General’s Office
Two New Swimming Classes Announced
The park commission announced two new swimming classes for school age children who can swim a bit and want to improve. Classes start tomorrow at 9:30 AM with a second session at 10:19 AM if demand exists. no beginners are admitted. Classes are free and open to those who can swim, with several hundred beginners already in other programs.
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The
Park Commission
Mussolini May Go To Africa
Rome dispatch reports Mussolini may lead an East Africa expedition against Abyssinia with plans for Crown Prince Humbert to join the front. The king’s son could command soldiers with Italy’s army as talks heighten about a war starting after the rainy season.
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Rome
Bernito Mussolin
East Africa
Abyssinia
Humbert
Africa
Mussolini
Ti Duce
Apolrano
Austria
Ohio Public Utilities Commission Orders Bond in Lorain Case
The Public Utilities Commission directed the Ohio Public Services Co to file a 50000 dollar bond in the Lorain Electric Rate case. The order also affects the clearing of a tariff by Oberlin Callers after Oberlin Municipal Power Plant now supplies the school's power.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Public Services Co
Lorain
Commission Onthem
Qhin Electric Power Co
Oberlin
Votes Shifted by Lobby Pressure in Utilities Fight
In Washington on July 1 Senator Burton K Wheeler said lobbying by utilities interests changed Senate votes during the heated battle over the death sentence for holding companies. He accused lobbyists of swaying lawmakers as the controversy raged.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
D. Mont
House
Senate
Open Air Mass Meeting Planned by Elyria Republicans
Elyria Republicans plan an open air mass meeting in Public Square before the August primaries with Attorney General John W Bricker likely as speaker. The event, in cooperation with the Elyria Women and Young Men's Republican Clubs, will introduce all primary candidates and is to be finalized at the July 24 meeting.
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Elyria Mens Republican
Elyria Savines and Trust Co
John W. Bricker
Columbus
Elyria Women’s Republican Club
Elyria Young Men’s Republican Club
Elyria
Lorain County
Girl Cashier Is Robbed of $3,444 in Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 16 a girl cashier Miss Mary Sullens was struck with a gun and robbed of 7,444 dollars from Prudential Life Insurance staff. She and Miss Bernice Lewis were leaving to deliver the money to National City Bank when two robbers blocked them in the corridor. The bag was snatched, Sullens screamed, and a blow with the gun butt followed.
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Cleveland
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Mary Sullens
Bernice Lewis
National City Bank
Sullens
Hail Storm Damages Northeastern Bucyrus Towns
Residents of Sycamore and Lemiert north of Bucyrus estimate substantial losses from a July hail storm. Hail up to walnut size fell for over 20 minutes, shattering windows, damaging corn and oats along a two mile stretch, and injuring downtown storefronts including the opera house and village bank.
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Bucyrus. O
Sycamore
Lemiert
Here
Raiming Gardens
Lemert
Opera House
Village Bank
Plane Crash Kills Two Enroute to Naval Review
Two plane passengers were killed when the aircraft failed to gain height on takeoff from Heston airport bound for Spithead where King George will review the fleet. Five others and the pilot Flying Officer Stanley Fine survived with injuries. Nationalities of the dead were not known.
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London
Heston
Spithead
George
Stanley Fine
Nelson Criticizes Building Code At Council Meeting
Councilman Elmer Nelson of the Fourth Ward assailed the city building code last night, saying parts are vague and enforcement inconsistent. He cited unclear definitions for one versus two story structures and mantel and foundation rules, threatening to bring the issue before council if the inspector cannot act, with Count President Ives urging a written report of violations.
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Elmer Nelson
Fourth Ward
Nelson
Hulding
L. P. Kaiser
Charles Ives
Manhunt for Mahan Kidnapper With Two Slain Cops
In Payallup Washington deputies and state police lead a large posse in a rugged country search for the fugitive believed to be the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapper. Bloodhounds will be used as investigators inspect a bank robbery escape in Orting and a stolen car chase ends with a gun battle that killed Payallup Chief Frank Chadwick and Policeman H. W. Storem.
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Payallup
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Bil
Sumner
Frank Chadwick
H. W. Storem
Parallap
Mahan
Tacoma
Butte
Mont
Orting, Wash
Steven Gordon
Puyallup
Chadwick
Storem
Morris Nelson
Summer
Fugitve
Italian Planes Sail to East Africa From Naples
Miraglia, the Italian aircraft carrier, sailed today for East Africa with army planes lashed to her flight deck. As she began to move, six steamers in Naples Bay were loading war materials and infantry for service in East Africa.
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Naples
Miraglia
East Africa
Bay of Naples
Woman Moves House 29 Inches For North Wall Repairs
Chicago July 16 Mrs Bahr plans to move her house 29 inches south to repair the north wall without disturbing neighbor Mrs Barnet. Disputes over lawn and air rights have included lawsuits and a broom incident. Contractor Fred Pratt will shift the house and restore position after work is done.
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Chicago
Henrintla, Bahr
Baly
Fred Pratt
Pratt
Elyria City Council Brief Session Passes Several Measures
Last night Elyria City Council met briefly, approving a city share settlement of 100 dollars with two Clevelanders over East Bridge street damages involving the city and New York Central Railroad. It also passed a resolution for 40,000 dollars from Lorain County gas tax distributions, gave first reading to a water main easement in Elyria Township, and Third reading to the boulevard and white way lighting bill. Claims by John Seabold for 12.67 for West River street damage and Marjorie Scott for 22 from a police call box were heard. the Safety and Finance committees recommended against installing a police radio system but suggested 50 dollars for installation and 123 dollars monthly for an operator.
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Elyria
Catherine Zaremba
East Bridge Street
City and
New York Central Railroad
Lorain County
Elyria Township
John Seabold
West River Street
Marjorie Scott
Briek Street
New York Judge Elected By Elks
Judge James T. Hallinan of the New York State Supreme Court was elected Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks at their 104th national convention in Columbus. Hallinan, former Exalted Ruler of Queens Borough Lodge No. 878, will succeed Michael F. Skansen of Los Angeles.
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Columbus
James T. Hallinan
New York State Supreme Court
The
Elks’ Lodge
Hallinan
Queens
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