Wellington Fair exhibit plans discussed at board meeting
The Lorain County Fair board met at Wellington Grande Hall last night to plan decoration of exhibit booths and a lease sale. About 24 Future Partners of America exhibits were expected, with space requested for Wellington Boy Scouts and Cry Pack. Open class fair judges will assess the fair exhibits, led by C. H. Munton and Karl Gibbs. Police were also noted to report a purse theft from Mary Drake on West River Street at about 1 15 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Munton
Laendhurst
Karl Gibbs
Death Record for Cleve Pomeroy and Family in Cleveland
Death notice records the sudden death at University Hospital Cleveland of Cleve Pomeroy's mother, wife, and relative connected to Charles Fly of Algela. Survived by husband and son Cleve Pomeroy Jr. Funeral services planned in Cleveland on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Pomeroy
Mare Bay
Els
Charles Fly
Algela
Andl Couisin
Aes. F
Iis
University Hospital, Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleve Pomeroy, Jr
Pickers Gather Beans and Raspberries from Local Farms
Elyria and Lorain youths went to healthy farms to pick beans and red raspberries. Forty from Elyria and sixty from Lorain were sent out, an off day, with more expected tomorrow. Henry Leimbath, Farm Labor Office manager, said demand remains high for part time farm work including haying and wheat harvesting. William Brown reported his bicycle stolen from his front yard valued at twenty dollars.
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Elyria
Lorain
Amall
Ihatsual
Henry Leimbath
County Farm Labor Office
Willian Brown
Huron Street
Senate and House clash over price controls and rents
Senate bill would revive OPA for a year with limits on food tobacco and petroleum price ceilings while exempting some essentials. House extends OPA unchanged to July 2, with leaders eyeing a compromise. OPA predicts rents will rise sharply without revival as 30 day notice clauses prompt rent jumps. landlords face no retroactive registration for interim increases. state rent laws exempted from federal interference.
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Senate
House
Truman Tat
Barkley
OPA
Expert Inspects Raspberry Patches in Ohio Study
An inspection of 20 black raspberry patches in Lorain and western Cuyahoga counties found no evidence of mild streak disease in the area but detected anthracnose in all but one patch and mildew in several. A U S Department of Agriculture specialist and Carl C feeds agricultural official conducted the study at Heltsville Moreland. The expert noted no immediate cure but advised spraying with vine sulfur in spring when buds are half an inch long.
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Lorain County
Twestern
Cuyahoga County
Carl C
Toutty Agricultural OgMhalow
U. S. Department of Agriculture Experiment
Heltsvillé
Moreland
Tie, Beimares
Lorain
Cuyahora County
Court House Youths Paroled to Juvenile Authorities
Two East River street youths aged 15 were turned over to juvenile authorities after deputies confiscated a rifle they allegedly fired nearby. The case led to hearings in juvenile court and ongoing pursuit of charges, while Lorain police filed additional counts including auto theft and burglary. Separate divorce actions and custody rulings populated the docket as probate and common pleas courts processed various family matters and property dispositions. The court also noted eviction-related disputes and a bond set at 200 dollars pending further action amid contested claims of procedural clearance. The era’s social issues included a push by the government to expand potato aid amid famine fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Didge
D. A. Cook
Kenneth J. Vaughn
Harrison Street
Vallelt
Drew Bendik
Lorain-Elyria
Ares
Commander of VFW Attacks Browder and Communists
Cleveland dispatch reports Joseph Slack, national voterhander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, calling for action against Earl Browder and other Communists. He urged using or tightening laws to prosecute or stop them and attacked the American Veteran Committee as a major postwar veteran organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph Slack
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Slack
Earl Breowrer
VEW
American Veterana Committee
Wae
No Trace Of Poison Found In Dog’s Body
Columbus police confirm no poison found in dog corpses from Circleville campaign events. Police chemist Lloyd Shupe said several dogs died after eating corn and spoiled food, with one likely killed and another dying from suspected poisoning.
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Columbus
Circleville
Walnotosi
Polee
Chemst
Lloyd Shupe
el Oday
Shupe
Reopen Hearings On Cancer Research Bill
Washington The House Foreign Affairs Committee reopened hearings on a cancer research bill seeking authority for the president to summon leading experts to plan a national attack on cancer. Senate peers have approved a similar bill, signaling momentum before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cian Affairs Committee
Congress
M, M
Neely
Ingether
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Claude Pepper
Fla
Prices At Noon Furnished 7 United Prose Prices At Noon Furnished 7
A fragment listing assorted company names and stock price fragments, including United Prose, National Distillers, General Electric, Procter & Gamble, Warner Bros, General Motors, U.S. Steel, Kennecott Copper, International Nickel, Standard Oil, American Power & Light, Colorado Gas & Electric, and Arkansas Gas. The text appears as a stock ticker or market brief with scattered numbers and partial company references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Central & Co
Penna, Souther
Railway
American Can
Ameritan Tobacco Co
National Biscuit
City
Tee & Fuel Co
National Distillers
American
General Electric
Fiscan Glidden Co
Lorillard
Beth
Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator
Procter & Gamble
Paramount Pictures Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck Td Sehenles Distilers
Mth
Couniry
Pex Eon
Warner Bros
Woodwormh
BS Motors
Manic
N. J
Calfornia
Standart
Ohio
Vtiritier American Power & Light
Colorado Gas & Electric
Arkansas Gas
Indicted Pair Charged Involving Lorain Girl
Robert McBaniel age 2 of Manafield and Monard Becue age 24 of St. Matthews Ky were arrested by Lorain police on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a 12 year old girl. They allegedly took the girl on a four day tour through several Ohio towns. McBaniel proposed marriage to the girl, though he was married. Each defendant faced four counts. penalties include up to one year and a 1060 fine per count. Hearing was continued to August 1. bond set at 2900 each, which was not posted. girl remained during July 1 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McBaniel
Manafield
Monard Becue
St. Matthews
Lorain
Wwe
Ohio
Heodare McBaniel
HM. Nye
Jalif
Markets and prices across goods and livestock report
A dense market listing covers produce meats and poultry with prices for cucumbers melons wheat and potatoes. It notes live poultry conditions and a general market activity with numerous price figures and item descriptions. A separate line records a police court intoxication case against a man arrested on Broad Street.
Bible School Closes Friday With Summer Events
The Magyar Evangelical church Bible School ends this Friday after six weeks of sessions. Closing exercises start Sunday afternoon though and feature Bible stories hymns prayers and verses. Children learned folk songs dances and Hungarian crafts under Mrs. L G Novak. Church picnic at Schustern Grove Sunday afternoon July 28 invites all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magyar Evangelical
L. G. Novak
Louis Novak
Schustern Grove
Estate of Vic Donehey Left to Widow in Will
In Columbus the estate of the late Vic Donehey former Ohio senator and governor was left to his widow Mrs Mary Harvey Donahey per a revised will filed in probate court. The will directs distribution of personal effects to the governor's three children and expresses a hope that his sons and daughters remain loyal to their widow and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore J
May
Camden
Mas
Jul Oftenberg
Wesus
Artie
Jidrus
Cotindna Station
Cleveland Society For the Bind
American Foundation For the Blind
Bel
Vic . Donehey
Columbus
Vic Donehey
T. S
Ohio
Mary Harvey Matshey
Donahey
Belden Man Fined After DUI Collision
August Nelson of 310 Furnace Street was fined 10 dollars plus costs in police court after being arraigned on a DUI charge. He was arrested Tuesday following a collision on East Bridge Street with a parked car.
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Hardeluk
Elm Street
Broad Street
Nelson
Furnace Street
East Bridge Street
Myvi Scott
Cay Gates Avenue
Toledo Fair Rent Committee hears 20 complaints at council
The Toledo Fair Rent Committee met to hear 20 complaints filed with the Clerk of Council regarding rent after the death of OPA. Norman Finch chaired the meeting as landlords were also given a chance to be heard and present changes.
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Opa
Norman Finch
Columbus Moves To Repeal Utilities Tax
Columbus City Council plans to repeal the five percent utility tax and seek other taxation options for operating funds. An ordinance to repeat the tax likely will be introduced at the council meeting. A fire at 480 Broad Street caused smoke from a chimney but no damage. the incident involved a heating stove by accident. An embezzlement charge against Harry Danavan was dropped by Gueille Adams. Police Chief Stankard said the accuser had charged Danavan with misusing $100 she gave for car repairs.
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Columbus
Ieep
480 Broad Street
Gueille Adams
River Street
Harry Danavan
East Avenue
FE. J. Stankard
Dunavaty
Weng Fon
Man Sentenced In Theft Case At Cleveland Street Garage
Richard Gooden of 115 Westhn Street pleaded guilty to petit larceny in a case tied to stealing a tire from C. Gometoek’s car parked on Second Street. He was fined and sentenced to six months in county jail by Mayor Adate, after authorities linked him to loitering near the garage and a later tire swap.
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Cleveland Street
Speedo
Hichard Gooden
Hesthnt Street
Nlite
C. Gometoek
RB. 1
Vere Inilioh
Gooden
Easig
Postew
Ater
Comstock
Second Street
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Poli Mary Drake
West Fiver Street
Myrtle Herrick Riseacs
Rochester
Kalamazoo
Leon C. Wolpe
Rey E. Baker
Winfield
Chestnut St
Virgil Gariss
P. A. Welker
Ader
Evin Klinect
Hess Grocery
West River Street
Third Street
Keni
Keee
Savary
Thursda Pride
East River Street
Levenite Omerr
Carl Cutfis
Jevénue
Michel Naples
Dames
Eden Menger
Willard
A. Conkan
Helen Westcott
Harold
Thelma Hoffman
Walter
Charaliy
Uae
Joseph Spatter
Apianiet Kathiyn
Walter C. Davis
Odas Cea
Eleanor Ey
W. Eldred
Florence An
Uren Oak
Prewans
Ernest Nelieth
Maxive
24 Cook
Robert Yeon
Moser Atr
Agate
Eire
Wister
Sedgeman
Oberlin
VFW
Browder
Jack Brookhart
Reynoldsburg
United Prose
BNDIV
Baskess
Cme
Ano
Maen Srinie Red
Bac
Nate She
Mie
Phern. Sre
P. R. Smith & CO
Benda
Bigeia Bevwidy Pheee
Belden Jolly Joes
Belden
Belden Jolly Joe's
Toledo
Wakeman
Gilbert. Macken
Mateje Avenue
Fourth Street
Homer Thomas
Niles
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Mubbachl Sca and Suk Co
Extreme Pride
Vic Silver
Vicerat
West Broad St
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