Ocean mail subsidies under fire in Roosevelt hearings
Washington reports reveal that ocean mail subsidies pour millions from taxpayers to U S ship owners under merchant marine policy. Hearings ordered by President Roosevelt and led by Postmaster General Farley aim to decide if several ocean mail contracts should be modified or cancelled. Officials note 1928 law allowed subsidies to boost U S shipbuilding, but many vessels promised have not yet been built.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Congress
United States Merchant Marine
McAdoo and Randolph Wilson divorce decree filed
Mrs Eleanor Randolph Wilson McAdoo seeks divorce from William Gibbs McAdoo alleging incompatibility after a marriage dating to May 7, 1914 in Washington. Attorneys say case may proceed quickly with no jury. Both parties issue statements of admiration and friendship.
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Los Angeles
Jo William Gibbs
McAdoo
Blea Randolph Wilson
Mradoo
Codras Wilson
Whits House
California
Adoo
Creeltr
Eleanor Randolph Wilson
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Scholastic Princeton
X. J
Princeton University
Marietta
Treasury
Wilson
Rotary Golf Meet Set at Elyria Course
Kiwanians and Rotarians plan a golf tournament next Wednesday at the Elyria Country Club course with Al Mason coordinating. On August 1, the Local Rotary club will host an inter city Rotary golf tournament likely contested over the same Elyria course.
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Luncreon
Elyria
al Mason
Rotary Nb
Elyria Country Club
Defined for Improper Use of License Plates
Leroy Rothgery of Elyria pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle for private business using dealer plates. He was fined $25 with $15 suspended. State troopers arrested him after a shed break in at city barns. Police reported the shed lock broken and no items missing. Eight local children were reprimanded by Chief E. J. Standard after being found at the unoccupied dwelling on Srezmore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Rothgery
Elyria
Ismas B. Laillex
Justic of the Peace
Lilley
Rothgery
George Carrick
Rangig
E. J. Standard
Srezmore Street
Death Records Parted Between Mrs James Corwin and William H Truscott
Mrs James Corwin of Gary Indiana aged sixty two died at her daughter's home on Connecticut street after three weeks illness. Burial planned today in Gary. Survived by daughter Mrs Barks. William H Truscott former Erie Lorein County clerk and long time Mason. age seventy three, died at his Birmingham home. He leaves wife Helen and son Starr of Hampton Virginia. Funeral services by Bigelow Lodge Masonic will be announced.
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James Corwin
James Corwis
Barks
Connecticut Street
Gary
Indiana
Har
Middle Avenue
Mrs Barks
Wiliam H. Truscot
Erie
Lorein
Birmingham
Bigelow Lodge F
A. M. Cleveland
The
Bigelow Masonic Lodge
Joe Bickel
Edwin Hows
Fittie
George Woodruff
Chippewa Lake
Cascade Park
Hearts of Gold Four
Darius Holcomb
Betty
Forrest Weaver
Jeannette
Forrest
Phyllis
Roy Miller
Frances
E. L. Adams
Dean Louise
Frances Knowles
May Amsbury
Selma Naylor
Maude Hose
Adalaide Moulder
Gladys Forbush
Lakewood
Liond Pomeroy
Cleveland
A. H. Pomeroy
Hollis Ingalls
Massachusetts
Donahey backs Roosevelt program amid Democratic tussle
Vic Donahey, Democratic U S Senate hopeful from Mansfield, denounces a last minute challenge as the “battle cry of the interests” while affirming support for the New Deal and the Roosevelt program. He cites James M. Cox of Dayton backing West and defends Cox’s right to choose his ally amid intra party friction.
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Mansfield
Vic Donahey
United States
Congressman West
James M. Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Mutineers Fire Prison Demonstration in Venice
Mutineers set fire to a prison in Venice killing guards or causing extensive damage. About 70 inmates were moved to Santa Maria prison as authorities report a planned act to impress the Minister of Justice Pietro De Frencisei during a performance of Merchant of Venice starring Max Reinhardt.
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Venice
Othe
Giudecce Island
Puiding
Santa Maris
Pietro de Frencisei
Max Reinhard
National Guard Guards Oakland Piers and Terminal
The National Guard extended radar operations to protect Oakland waterfront piers and Howard Terminal amid heightened security measures. Local authorities report continued vigilance along the estuary and port facilities.
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Oakland
Cal
National Guard
Howard Terminal
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Elyria Lorain Areas
Real estate transfers include M Young of Lounsbrough transferring to Frank and Helen Pandy on Amherst Avenue Lo tain. Samuel Hollingsworth and Absbie Hollingsworth to HB Stanley Wangerita and Mae Wangerien on Brownhelm Township. William Fischer and Elizabeth Fischer to Gertrude L Smith quit claim on Avon Village Mav Mumatta Delsia Gschwind Eleanore Rita Carnail and Melvin Carnal to T Celia Carnall quit deed Lorain. Edith Rahl and 4 W Rahl to Leroy Rahl on Twelfth Avenue Lorain. Evan B Walker and Minne Walker to Walter Walker on Oxford Street Elyria.
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Lewis Tyler
Emma Tr
J. L. Schroeder
Doris Schreider
Walnut Street
Elyria
Samuel Hollingsworth
Absbie Hollingsworth
Stanley Wangerita
Mae Wangerien
Brownhelm Township
William BR. Fischer
Elizabeth Fischer
Gertrude L. Smith
Avon Village
Mav Mumatta
Delsia Gschwind
Eleanore
Rita Carnail
Melvin Carnal
T. Cecelia Carnall
T c
Lorain
Edith Rahl
4. W. Rahl
Leroy Rahl
Twel'th Avenue
Evan B. Walker
Minne
Walker
Walter Walker
Oxford Street
Elyri
Ohio gas industry analysis and county production trends
Statewide data show 2,000 foot wells cost about 11 000 each with 5.5 per foot including dry holes while a 1 000 cubic feet gas sale yields 44 cents per thousand. Independent wells average 20 000 cubic feet daily from 2 300 wells, about 3 49 dollars gross per day per well. Ohio has 3 million acres under gas lease. 2 million acres have been surrendered in three years. Lorain County notes three wells drilling, last five were dry. Tax returns for 1933 estimated at 340 500 for gas production and equipment.
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McMillen
Ohio
National Bureau of Mines
Lorain
Noles
Fredoni
N. Y
United States
Lorain County
Eight arrested at nudist camp plead not guilty in Delaware
Eight persons arraigned before Justice John Schweitzer on indecent exposure charges at a nudist camp near Delaware. They pleaded not guilty and were bound over to the grand jury. The grand jury will hold a special session this week.
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Delaware
Here
John Schweitzer
Potato Growers Tour Visits Lorain County Farms
Lorain County potato growers will tour Tuesday farms announced by Claude J. Hummel, Extension Agent. Stops include Henry Leimbach’s Vermilion farm with seed planting and pea seed healing demos, Liord Bacon’s Vermilion farm for disease control plots, N. J. Hoskin’s Eaton township for crop planting comparisons, and Milford Bartter’s Columbia farm noted for irrigation capable fields. Time at Leimbach’s will be announced later.
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Lorain County
Erowers
Claude J. Hummel
Henry Leimbach
Vermilion
Brownhelm Township
Liord Bacon
Leimbach
N. J. Hoskin
Eaton Township
Milford Bartter
Columbia
Hummel
Flier Killed in Crash at Bendix Airport
Herbert Downey, 16, died when the monoplane he piloted went into a spin and crashed at Bendix Municipal Airport in South Bend Indiana. The incident occurred July 18 as Downey attempted an aerial maneuver, ending in a fatal crash. Authorities investigated the crash and confirmed Downey was the sole occupant of the aircraft.
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South Bend
Ind
Herbert Downey
Bendix Municipal Airport
Jewels Valued At $24,000 Stolen In Watch Hill
In Watch Hill Rhode Island on July 18 a theft drained Mrs. Russell Forgan of jewelry valued at $24,000. The most valuable item was a necklace of 205 matched pearls worth 12,098 dollars. The loss occurred between Sunday night and Monday afternoon and was reported to the police after insurance company investigators arrived from New York. Mrs. Forgan, a Chicago heiress and Meadow Crest cottage resident, hosted a dinner Saturday night for house guest Mrs. Clifford Redman of Chicago.
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Watch Hill
R. I
Russell Forgan
Chicago
New York Company
Forgan
Meadow Crest Cottage
Bradford Shinkly
St. Louis
Clifford Redman
Camp aid outlined as relief plan for children
Relief officials announced that cooks nurses trainers and general expenses for a children camp will be paid from FWR funds. County commissioners allocated 2500 for food rent medicines and related support as the camp forms. Hindman brings deep YMCA camp credentials to lead the effort.
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FWR
Hindman
Y.m.c. A
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Bond election set for municipal building in East Liverpool
The city will hold a special election on July 18 to approve a $75,990 bond issue as part of a $290,600 municipal building project begun as a CWA FERA project, in advance of the August 14 primary.
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East Liverpool
Liquor Director Revokes 24 Permits Over Prestate Tax Sparks
Ohio Liquor Control Director Col John A Hughes orders 24 hotels and restaurants to appear July 24 25 to show cause why their liquor permits should not be revoked under the state law allowing revocation of permits for liquor not purchased from state stores. The actions target venues in Massillon Sandusky Toledo Cleveland Zanesville Youngstown Akron Canton Steubenville Mansfield Cincinnati and other cities for buying liquor before the wholesale department began March 13 to evade taxes.
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Columbus. C
John A. Hughes
Ohio
Col. Hushes
Sailer
Massillon
George Boeckling
Sandusky
Hillcrest Arms Apts
Toledo
Park Lane Wilig
Cleveland
Sterling
Weber Restaurant
J. E. Kavener
Zane Hotel
Zanesville
Too House
the Operating Co
Youngstown
Merry-Go-Round Club
P. Masige
Akron
Bender’s Restaurant
Cora L. Wilbur Jacob
Canton
Bender's Tavern
Fort Steuben
Steubenville
Wade Park Manor
la Salle Horral
Brass Rail Co
Chilés
Lotis Gardens
Clock Restaurant
Mansfield
Frank Grammer
Cincinnati
Clus Cassano
Gibson
Ohio Hotel Operating Co
Ohio Hotel
Court suits filed in Elyria common pleas court
Harry Klein by father files suit for 3000 against Carl Berch over a July 7 collision near Ridgeville. Ruth Walters seeks divorce from Herschel Walters on gross neglect after marriage in 1922 with one child. County Savings and Loan sues Ernest A Brown et al for 3589. Foreclosure sought on property in Birria. John Gottfried sues Kangesser Company and Louis Fields for 15090 after an open pit accident at the Colonial Hotel basement on March 6, 1934. Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank sues Walter Mosher et al for 33870 on a note. Foreclosure of property in Brighton township. Evangelical Lutheran is Denmark's established religion.
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Harry Klein
Mike Klein
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Carl Berch
Ridgeville
Ruth Walters
Wellington
Jed
Herschel Walters
Fairlawn
Ohio
The
County Savings and Loan Company
Ernest A. Brown
John Gottfried
Kangesser Company
Colonial
Lorain
Louis Fields, Jessoe
Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank of
Charlestown
W. Va
Walter Mosher
Brighton Township
Oberlin Business Men Plan Picnic and Local Events
Oberlin Business Men's Club plans its annual picnic for August 1 at Ruggles Grove with joint hosting by the Oberlin Business Women's and Automobile clubs. Lorain County Children's Home will be guests. transportation for home children to the beach at nine, hot noon meal, lunch later, and members to provide own dinner and supper. Village Council meeting postponed due to mayor and city manager attending Lorain’s centennial celebration. Several Oberlin residents attended a Starkey for Congress rally in Akron.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Ruggles Grove
Oberlin Business Women’s Club
Automobile Club
Business Men's Club
Lorain County Children’s Home
The
Hinds
Comings
Sears
City of
Lorain
Accident Ferns Nickeloft At Oberlin Golf Course
Jack Nickeloft, caretaker at Oberlin Golf Course, was seriously injured when the tractor he was riding overturned, pinning him beneath it. An ambulance took him to Allen Hospital where reports listed multiple fractures and possible internal injuries. The accident occurred early this morning.
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Jack Nickeloft
Oberlin
Allen Hospital
State Briefs: Bomb Injury and Double Homicide Shock Cleveland
In Cleveland Edward Colan, 15, remained in serious condition after a backyard homemade bomb exploded. three gunmen killed Jack Lotz, 36, at his Ane Inn beer parlor after he ejected them for insulting Miss Katharine Sanderson. In Columbus Mrs Gartruds Bishop, a hospital unconscious after overdosing on sleeping tablets. In Tiffin damages of $1000 sought from city council by Mrs Floyd Logsdon for injuries from a sidewalk fall.
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Cleveland
Edward Colan
Jack Lots
Lotz
Ane Inn
Katherine Sanderson
Gladys
Columbus. O
Gartruds Bishop
Tiffin
Tiffin ci Council
Floyd Logsdon
Fostoria
North Dakota Feud Escalates Over Langer Coup
Sixty National Guardsmen seized the capitol after martial law was proclaimed as crowds swarmed the grounds during a supreme court session. Lieut. Gov. Ole Olson avoided comment on Langer’s ouster while the court ruled that a felon cannot vote or hold office, a decision amid a bitter political struggle in Bismarck.
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Capitol
Supreme Court
Bismarck
J L. Kelley
Langer
Ole Olson
of Strategy
Federated Government
Ino
CWA
Largar
Olson
North Dakota
Lagrange Celebrates Evelyn Mc Andrews Birthday
Lagrange Ohio July 18 tenttle friends of Evelyn Mc Andrews gathered at her home on Church street Wednesday after noon to help her celebrate her ninth birthday. The afternoon featured games ice cream cake and pink favors. Briefs note Lena Burton and Cath erine Carlson attending the Century of Progress in Chicago and visiting Hinsdale Illinois with Albert Carlson and his wife.
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Lagrange
Evelyn McAndrews
Church Street
Lena Burton
Catherine Carlson
Century of Progress
Chicago
Hinsdale
Ilinois
Albert Carlson
Loma Linda
California
Illinois
la Grange
J. L. Linden
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Antigo
A. H. Pomeroy
Floyd Ward
Pennsylvania
Harry Griest
Detroit
Lloyd Pomeroy
John Pomeroy
Charles Pomeroy
Clayton Pomeroy
Cleveland
Dorothy W. Scott
F. J. Knowles
Robert Denham
May Bridgett
Birmingham
England
Erwin L. Adams
Markets and Livestock Report From Cleveland Area
The page details steady to weak movements across markets with butter eggs and poultry prices noted. Cleveland livestock listings show steers and calves with varied demand, while Potatoes, apples, beets, and assorted produce appear with regional pricing and receipts. Local community notices cover baseball, 4-H activities, visits, and social events.
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Lsc
Lee
Springers
Virginia
Cleveland
Bonn
Unusual Birds Wage Grasshopper War in Utah
In Brigham City Utah fifty birds patrol grain fields and attack grasshoppers in flight. They glide above the grain in a military pattern, resemble gulls yet are smaller with a black neck large head and bill, white body and black and white wings. The scene evokes a strange, plaintive cry as locals comment on the birds’ work against pests.
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Brigham City
Utah
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McAdoo Wim
Bell Ans
Uncle Tom’s Ranch
Chestnut Ridge
William H. Truscott
Donahey
M. Young
Potato Growers
Samuel Arsentini
Vinnis Williams
Communist Party
Cobhocton
Muskingum River
Walter Glass
Glass
Wits
Liquor Control Director
Evangelical Lutheran
Denmark
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Lolis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Tio
J. A. Strong
Anna Beck
J. Broadwell
Charles Magruder
J. A. Richards
James
Bridgton
Maine
Richards
Wel Issley
Mass
Broadway Tabernacle
New York
Gordon Dawley
South Main Street
Charles N. Cole
Asheville
N.C
Oberlin School
Cleveland Indians
Boston
League Park
Pfaff and Morris Store
Augusta Squire
Yost Fulton
Mary Lou
Magruder
Evangeline Hacker
North Park Street
Wanda Waller
F. A. Edmonds
Pagemo
Andrew Rawson
Frank Walcott
J. H. Sivard
Glenn Wilson
George Linder
Buffalo
Rowan Kelner
Vernon Rundle
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Frank Clark
Juin
Arollers
Medina
Dr. Stine
Fred Prosser
Sami Garretson
Eaton
Norma Wolcott
Patricia Hopkins
Penfield
Noah Helcomb
Phyllis Nawson
Tony Bober
John Wilcox
Donald Aldrich
Buswell’s
Old Se
United States Department of At
Idaho
U. Lo
Barle Zac
Timothy
Aews
Lover
TiShy
Parvers
Oura
Timoth
Flolfa — Jeabhing
Carlors
Sederis Restaurant
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & & x Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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