Make Progress On Security Program In Congress
Washington July 23 The New Deal Social Security program of old age pensions and unemployment insurance moved toward final congressional approval with administration satisfaction on most features. Only dispute remains over private pension tax exemption, with conferees likely to drop the amendment after House rejection. Senator Bennett Champ Clark returns to Washington and is expected to be told further insistence could jeopardize the program. support for his stance is waning.
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Washington
Bennett Champ Clark
Inexperience And Fright Fatal Jump At Lost Nations Air Port
The 21 year old Miss Buhl of Willoughby died during a parachute jump at Lost Nations Airport. Federal inspector W M Robertson found her inexperience caused early rip cord release and ropes tangled the chute. Fright prevented the secondary chute from opening. no fault found with chutes or packing. Funeral services were set for today.
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Cleveland
Jean Buh
Willoughby
Lost Nations Airport
W. M. Robertson
Federal Aeronautics
Robertson
Fugitives From Farm Are Apprehended
Two escaped prisoners blamed for Hy Grade Cleaning Company hold up in Columbus. Detective Lloyd Sweet says the fugitives were captured near Berea Sunday night and sent back to the farm. Horace Hollingsworth, 2 driver, lost 75 dollars. Albert Richards, 15, killed when his bicycle slipped under a truck wheel after riding with the vehicle. driver W B Helpry unaware of the accident until witnesses informed him.
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Grafton State Farm
Lloyd Sweet
Berea
Horace Hollingsworth
Columbus
Albert Richards
W. B. Helpry
Utica
Toledo Dry Cleaning Workers Postpone Walkout Until Board Action
Toledo, July 23. Dry cleaning workers delay a general strike set for 10 a m until August 1 to allow the Toledo Industrial Peace Board to seek a settlement. Ralph A Lind, peace panel chair, returns from Cleveland to join talks. About 150 union members voted on deferring the walkout. details of the vote were not disclosed. The dispute cites demands for higher wages and shorter hours for workers often clocking 60 to 60 hours weekly at pay of 7 to 8 dollars.
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Toledo
Toledo Industrial Peace Board
Ralph A. Lind
Cleveland
Cleaners’, Pressers’ and Dryers’ Union
Not Guilty In Grant Street Assault Case
Everett E. Leifer of Grant Street was found not guilty and his assault and battery case dismissed after a hearing before Justice Joseph Q. Petre. The warrant was sworn by Frank Peal following a quarrel last week. A boy was blamed for a mattress fire at 11 West River Street, and a stolen Elgin wristwatch belonging to George Sanford of 327 Clinton Avenue was reported missing after a residence visit.
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Everett E. Leifer
Grant Street
Frank Peal
Justice of the Peate
Joseph Q. Petre
Peal
Leifer
Rudolph Diederick
West River Street
George Sanford
Clinton Avenue
West Avenue
Sanford
Open Forum Democratic League backs Edward Hill for Councilman at Large
Colored voters groups met at 344 FE River Street last evening and agreed to run Edward Hill for Councilman at Large. Other candidates for Council attended. A mass meeting will soon outline a civic program of mutual benefit for the group.
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Open Forum
Democratic League For Colored Voters
FE. River Street
Edward Hill
Council
Democratic League of Colored Voters
Boy Decapitated as He Falls Under Train Near Home
In Cleveland on July 22 Aloysius Visocky a 14 year old boy was decapitated after attempting to hitch a freight train despite his brother Stephen 18 warning him. The tragedy occurred near their home as Aloysius leaped aboard and lost footing before the fatal fall under the wheels. The Townsend Club Trustees met at Norah Abbe's home on 4th Street to plan a Burlid Beach excursion to hear Dr Townsend at 2 p.m. Thursday.
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Cleveland
Lfe
Aloysius Visocky
Stephen
Aloysius
Townsend
Townsend Club
Norah Abbe
4Th Street
Burlid Beach
Dr. Townsend
Ohio News In Brief Ohio News In Brief
In ColumbusAttorney General Bricker ruled a county school superintendent is a public officer whose salary cannot be changed during the term. Alliance plans to form a committee to attract new industries and raise 25 dollars. Bucyrus police seek Shirley Cole, 17, missing since Friday. she is 5 ft 7 in, 140 pounds, light hair, blue eyes. Delaware reports Ira Davis, 63, grocer, conscious for 12 days after a fall, died yesterday. Tiffin notes collapse of state milk control program and milk price reductions. Gallipolis reports Clauds Arnold 43 died of heat prostration while working near Eureka Dam. Lima announces Mavrflower Inc will begin production of electric refrigerators within a month.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Wood County
Alliance
Chamber of Commercel
Bucyrus. C
C B Cole
Shirley
Gallipolis
Clauds Arnold
Ohio River
Eureka Dam
Lin Marriage May Affect Relations Of Two Countries
Washington July 23 The marriage of K M James Lin adopted son of Chinese President Lin Sen to a Columbus Ohio clerk appears to be a diplomatic matter. Chinese Ambassador Sao Ke Alfred Sze returned to Washington after consultations with state department officials on the issue. Sze would not confirm discussion but said it may affect relations of the two countries. Reports from Nanking said Lin authorized cable instructions on the subject. Investigations into possible deportation on bigamy charges had been hinted but not confirmed.
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Washington
K. M. James Lin
Lin Sen
Columbus
Lin
Sze
Nanking
United States
China
Short Circuit Causes Fire In House in Harris Home
A short circuit in house wiring caused minor damage to insulation at the home of I. J. Harris at 211 East River Street about 1130 this morning. Hose Company No. 1 and Engine Company No. 2 responded to the alarm.
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I. J. Harris
East River Atreat
Hose Company No. 1
Enegine Company No. 2
Youth Executed At Ohio Penitentiary
Russell Swiger, 23, of Zanesville, died in the electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary after confessing and praying. He was convicted of murdering Harold Pieming, a gasoline station attendant, on September 24. Swiger spoke for eight minutes, knelt before the chair, and was pronounced dead at 3:33 p.m. by Dr. G. W. Keil.
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Columbus. O
Digina
Russell Swiger
Zanesville
Harold Pieming
Swiger
J. C. Woodard
Ohio Penitentiary
Man Hangs Self From Tree Near Harshmansville
DAYTON O July 23 A Columbus man Amos Boyer 35 is believed to have hanged himself to a tree near Harshmansville. Arthur Shepard says Boyer told him I m tired I will take a good long rest passersby found the body near the Mad River Bridge. A rope loop around the neck was attached to a tree limb. Notes on the body tentatively identify him as Boyer.
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Dayton
Amos Boyer
Columbus
Harshmansville
Arthur Shepard
Boyer
Mad River
Harshmansville Road
Motorist Puts Over A Fast One
In Kansas City a motorist driving about 60 mph was ordered to the curb by cycle officers after claiming a grocery fire at Seventy first and Oak. The officers laughed, then learned there was no fire as they checked with the fire department.
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Kansas City
Oak
Howe
Oberlin News: Weddings and Local Socials Jul 23
Oberlin Ohio announces the marriage of Miss Winifred Hanson of Youngstown to William Maroney of South Professor Street Oberlin in New Cumberland West Virginia. The couple will reside in Struthers and move to Oberlin in August. A party honored Mr and Mrs James Easterday recently married in Wheeling with guests from Elyria Wellington and Oberlin. The Dainty Stitchers 4-H met with eighteen members and three guests. Various demonstrations on bias binding hand hemming and bound button holes were given. Several families are on vacations including Lakeside Huron the Black River and Torch Lake Michigan. Robert Young of South Pleasant Street has a chef position in Mansfield at Isaly stores Miss Helen Crehan plans a Detroit vacation.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Winifred Hansom
Youngstown
Walliam Maroney
John Maroney
South Professor Street
New Cumberland
West Virginia
Maroney
Struthers
James Easterday
Wheeling
W. Va
Frank Hange
Eleanor Hange
North Main Street
Easterday
Ely‘tia
Wellington
June Hange
Dainty Stitchers
Oberlin Grange Hall
Margaret
Jeanette Schubert
Grace
Robert Young
South Pleasant Street
Mansfield
Isaly
LA Grange
George Hoffman
Columbus
Ohina
LaVerda Gott
Cincinnati
A. H. Pomeroy
Floyd Ward
Evelyn
Doris McAndrews
Norman Forbush
Kent
Leslie Gott
Arthur Etter
Arizona
Lester Schmittgen
Elysia
N. M. Auxer
Lois Smith
Richard
Norwood
Jack Kolbe
Harley Harrison
Syracuse
N. Y
Harrison
Worman
Michigan
Frank Neumyer
Columbia Station
Harvey Johnson
Ruth Neumyer
Johnson Home
Paul Sage
C. B. Rawson
Nova
FP. G. Prosser
Arthur Wilcox
John Jeannette
Peer
Camp Perry
George Woodruff and Sons
Starr and Robby
Kate Starr
Had Experience Wins Diaper Derby
William Love, with experience gained on life's hard road, won the Woodland Park Diaper Derby in Seattle. He used a one pin triangular system to sweep six entrants in 16 seconds, praised for neatness and poise as he hugged Jerry, his four month old, and collected $10.
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Seattle
Wash
Jtaly
William Love
Woodland Park
Love
Jerry
Man Suffered Hand Lacerations From Dog Incident
Melvin Piper aged 49 of 945 Walnut Street was treated at Elyna Memorial Hospital for hand lacerations he attributed to a dog while walking on Walnut Street. Police warned the dog's owner to keep it tied up.
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Melvin Piper
Walnut Street
Elyna Memorial Hospital
Dancer Sues Father Over Insurance and Earnings
Cincinnati July 23 A letter from Hal Leroy's father George H Schotte of Cheviot Ohio cited in evidence shows threats to let policies lapse if funded. The dancer and actor seeks accounting of nearly 79000 dollars claimed as earnings managed by his father noting a Pittsburgh area farm valued at 16000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Hal Leroy
George H. Schotte
Cheviot
Ohio
Leroy
Pittsburgh
Community notices and gatherings in La Grange area
The column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to events in nearby towns including Columbus Oberlin Kent and Michigan. It notes hosts guests and several family social activities with a community picnic planned for July 24 at the school yard featuring a basket lunch and afternoon games.
Homecoming Dinner Honors Miss Algena Adams Birthday
Miss Algena Adams celebrated a birthday with a dinner party hosted by Miss La Verda Gott at the Kiks club in Elyria. The event welcomed guests and marked a warm homecoming atmosphere for attendees.
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la Verda Gott
Algena Adams
He Kiks
Elyria
Alonzo Jackson Hostess for Aid Society Picnic
Members of the Aid Society of the Congregational church of South Amherst met at Mrs. Alonzo Jackson's home on Wednesday. A lawn picnic dinner was served with thirty three adults and ten children in attendance.
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Aid Society of the Congregational Church of South Amherst
Alonzo Jackson
Four 4-H club members to attend Camp Crag in Medina County
Four members of the Hearts of Gold 4 H Club May Amsbury Jean Louise Adams Adelaide Moulder and Frances Miller will leave Wednesday for a few days recreation at Camp Crag in Medina County Juanita Leiby commercial teacher at Monroeville High School left Tuesday to attend a summer course at Ohio State University
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Hearts of Gold
Camp Crag
Medina Co
May Amsbury
Jean Louise Adams
Adelaide Moulder
Frances Miller
Juanita Leiby
Ohio State University
Monroeville High School
Youth On Trial For Brutal Sex Murder
In Peoria on July 28 state-appointed counsel Ben Thurman for Gerald Thompson announced plans to argue monomania as a defense for the brutal sex murder of 18-year-old Mildred Halkmark. Thurman sought a trial delay due to Thompson’s mother’s hospital stay and proposed morbid family testimony. Thompson confessed to attacking Miss Halkmark after she bit his hand, leaving her in a ravine.
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Peoria
Ben Thurman
Gerald Thompson
Mildred Halmark
Thurman
Thompson
Florence Whiteside
Miss Hallmark
Gerald
Victor
In And About The Court House Divorces And Damages
Rhea Fleming was granted a divorce from Oscar Fleming on extreme cruelty grounds by Judge D A Cook and restored to her former name Rhea Miller. Herman Johnson filed suit against Sarah Fletcher for 200 damages over alleged unlawful possession of Elyria property.
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Rhea Fleming
Oscar Horace Fleming
D. A. Cook
Rhea Miller
Herman Johnson
Sarah Fletcher
Elyria
States Reduce Tax On Farms
Farm real estate taxes fell about 5 percent from 1933 to 1934, based on reports from 20 states. Fifteen states saw declines, five reported increases, averaging just under 2 percent overall. Decreases spanned Georgia through Vermont. increases were noted in Colorado Kansas Missouri New Hampshire and Virginia.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Utah
South Dakota
Texas
Vermont
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
New Hampshire
Virginia
Berkshire life and Sears Roebuck invest in Elyria project
Fred Rhodes president and J W McLaren Real Estate Loan division head of Berkshire Company visited Elyria to study prospects and authorize a large investment. The three story building with a basement will be modernized top to bottom. Berkshire plans about 25000 dollars and Sears Roebuck about 15000 dollars for fixtures and added investment.
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Berkshire Life Insurance Co
Sears, Roebuck Co
Fred Rhodes
J. W. McLaren
Berkshire Co
Elyria
Berkshire Company
Cleveland Market Report Shows Wide Range of Prices
Cleveland produce markets report mixed conditions with weak poultry and cattle, steady calves and lambs, and varied vegetable prices. Grain quotations list No 2 yellow corn at 91 3 4 to 93 4, oats at 42 to 42 1 2, and wheat No 2 red around 88 1 2 to 89 1 2.
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Toledo
Cransit
Exstra
Cleveland Grain and
Har Exchanka Yal
Panda
Fairchild Milling Co
ON Fi
Neal
New Ste. Indiana
Sears to Expand Elyria Store Space and Modernize Layout
Ralph E. Young of Sears Elyria announces a 325,000 stock expansion and lease of the Eady block rear. Selling space will rise from 3,660 to nearly 15,400 square feet plus storage, with a new stairway, redecorating, modern fixtures and a front redesign. Loris Emmit approves the project. General R. E. Wood backs it. Opening is planned for September. Harry Burr will remain during modernization.
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Ralph E. Young
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Young
Eady
Henry J. Eady
National Guard
Loris Emmit
Philadelphia
Sears
Elyria
R. E. Wood
Mr. Young
Harry Burr
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