White Cites Liberal Record in Ohio Senate Bid
Former Ohio governor George White, seeking the Democratic Senate nomination, says his record as state legislator, congressman, and governor proves liberalism better than following party leaders. He argues his tenure makes him conservative on taxpayer spending, amid a contest with Robert A. Taft and Judge Arthur Day. Bulkley and other campaign notes also appear as Ohio races shape up with a Buckeye Lake birthday event and remarks from Charles Sawyer. Harold Bouton, 5 fine for intoxication in Defiance court.
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United Press
George White
Robert J. Bulkley
New Deal
Ohio
Bulkley
Millersburg
White
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Supreme Court
Arthur H. Day
Taft
American Bar Association
Day
Judge Day
Bar Association
Judicial Ethics
United States
Martin L. Davey
Buck-eye Lake
Cincinnati
Charles Sawyer
Davey
The
Conservation Council
General Assembly
Sawyer
Sen
Columbus
Butler and
Clark Counties
Let Freedom Ring radio scripts published by U S Office of Education
A 379 page book titled Let Freedom Ring is issued by the U S Office of Education for classroom stage and mic use. The note mentions Greenock birthplace claims of James Watt and Capt Kidd while legal notes list a July 1 1938 sale of securities in Elyria Ohio with detailed items and the Lorain County Savings Trust Co. as seller.
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U. S. Office of Education
Greenock
Scotland
James Watt
Capt. Kidd
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company Bank
Elyria
Ohio
Texan Pacific Coal & ON Co
Cleveland Automatic Machina Co
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Lorain County
Trus St
A. B. Taylor
Court actions and suits in Lorain and surrounding townships
Anna H Keep gains divorce from Milton H Keep on neglect grounds before Judge D A Cook. August 16 set to view Biggs ditch in LaGrange for improvement petition with first hearing August 23. Three cases filed against William A Schacht for injuries from a Broadway Lorain collision March 1 at 7pm. plaintiffs Patricia Witbeck Irene Ringwald and Benjamin Ringwald seek 10000 10090 and 260. Rolin J Mohler seeks partition of Grafton township property. Frank E Westcott seeks rents accounting and setoff of his interest. Harry W Hyman named receiver for The E Loeffler Hardware Co by Judge Cook at Ravenna Furnace suit for 321. Graber Thompson appeal $100 judgment in favor of Arthur Radde. Otto K Mischka sues Walter H Watts for 1434 50.
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Commissionerstory
Biggs
LaGrange Township
Commissioners’ Office
William A. Schacht
Lorain
Broadway
32Nd Street
Patricia Witbeck
Irene Ringwald
Benjamin Ringwald
Frank E. Westcott
Mary K. Westcott Reinke Et
Harry W. Hyman
Bridge Group To Raise Funds For Lorain Campaign
A Lorain County Bridge Committee fund raising plan seeks 2509 dollars to cover newspaper ads pamphlets billboards and office help. Led by ex mayor Joseph B Conley the 48 hour drive runs Monday to Wednesday with a 5 minimum contribution and checks to J R Culbertson. Events include two public information meetings in Lorain and Elyria and display of bridge plans nationwide.
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Lorain
Conley
Lorain County
J. R. Culbertson
Lorain Bridge
Lorain High School
Elyria
Suit Alleges Ohio Minimum Wage Violation by Oberlin Cleaner
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations files suit against M D Wycoff of Oberlin Dry Cleaning over underpayment to Edith Weston a presser from November 1 1936 to May 1 1937. Ora B Chapman directs action in his capacity as trustee.
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Ohio
M.D. Wycoff
Oberlin Dry Cleaning Company
Ora B. Chapman
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Edith Weston
Trus
Britain Urges Hitler To Be Moderate
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain sent Adolf Hitler a personal message urging moderation in policies toward Czechoslovakia. Britain and France are pressing for favorable terms for the German minority and hope for a peaceful settlement that could revive British German talks. Chamberlain conveyed the message to German ambassador Herbert Von Dirksen in a 45 minute interview before Dirksen’s vacation. The latest developments mark a turning of relations toward improvement after a period of strain.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Chamberlain
Britain
France
Herbert von Dirksen
Dirksen
Germany
TVA borings at Chickamauga dam site proposed by board
Continued from Page One, a plan to release a story about TVA engineers about to begin borings at Chickamauga dam. Lilienthal argued Ty was ill in Florida during the Chattanooga bond election, so he could not attend the meeting. He criticized Arthur Morgan for not consulting records and broadcasting unfounded charges, harming Harcourt Morgan and staff.
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Chattanooga
TVA
Chickamauga
Florida
Lilienthal
Arthur Morgan
Harcourt Morgan
Roosevelt
Marine murder case yields life terms for four in Youngstown
Sally Hart a Cleveland gangster was convicted in Youngstown. Hart, Herb Ross of Cleveland, and John Anthaulis of Steubenville were sentenced to life imprisonment for Marine murder connections. John O'Boyle of Cleveland, also inducted, remains at large. Gallati surrendered to police at dawn today and was taken to Youngstown.
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Sally Hart
Cleveland
Youngstown
Hart
Herb Ross
John Anthaulis
Steubenville
John O'Boyle
Gallati
Thomas Rivve
Marion
Cleveland Lawyer Named Relief Administrator
Cleveland attorney William C. Dixon was appointed by Governor Davey as Ohio relief administrator, effective immediately through next April, earning 400 dollars monthly. He will supervise county relief operations with State Auditor Joseph Ferguson, pre-auditing expenditures and checking eligibility, and may withhold funds from noncompliant counties. Appeals go to the budget superintendent, Auditor Ferguson, and State Treasurer Clarence Kinsley. Dixon, a Michigan University graduate, has long been active in politics and previously served as assistant law director of Cleveland under Mayor Ray Miller.
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Columbus
Ohio
William C
Dixon Cleveland
Davey
Joseph Ferguson
Dixon
Reef
Ferguson
Clarence Kinsley
Michigan University
Cleveland
Ray Miller
Congress
Wage suit over deficient pay for Miss Weston
A lawsuit claims Miss Weston was paid 260 dollars in wages in the period, though the minimum wage required 405.14 dollars at 15.05 per week. The suit seeks 145.14 dollars, the balance allegedly owed under minimum wage rules.
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Miss Weston
Mrs Rothe Finds Many Lucky Clovers at Cambridge
Mrs A H Rothe of 241 Cambridge reports picking 13 five leaf and 57 four leaf clovers from her lawn. She believes this haul signals good luck and that her wishes will be fulfilled.
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A. H. Rothe
Cambridge
Death Record for Margaret Moran Burke in East Cleveland
Mrs. Margaret Moray Burke wife of William Burke of 16016 Nela Mere Road East Cleveland died at home on July 22 She leaves husband two daughters Mrs David Whittaker Zita and Raymond a son two sisters Mrs P H Campbell of Car lisle and Mrs J J Kirkbride of Elyria and brother William of Cleveland Friends may call at Monreal Funeral Home 15144 Euclid avenue Cleveland Funeral services are Monday at 9 am from Christ the King Church Terrace and Noble Roads burial in St Marys Cemetery Elyria
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Margaret Moran Burke
Margaret Moray Burke
William Burke
Nela Mere Road
East Cleveland
David Whittaker
Zita
Raymond
P. H. Campbell
Carlisle
J. J. Kirkbride
Elyria
William
Cleveland
Monreal
Euclid Avenue
Christ the King Church
Terrace
Noble Roads
St Mary's Cemetery
Oberlin Publisher Sues Kinney Over Editing Job
The Oberlin Printing Company sues to bar C W Kinney Sr from editing the Oberlin Times or engaging in any printing activities in Lar County until after July 1 1945. The suit cites a 1936 stock sale agreement requiring Kinney Sr to stay out of printing while W H Phills and Sam L Powers remained stockholders. Kinney Sr denies involvement. Kinney Jr runs the plant.
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Oberlin Printing Company
Oberlin News Tribune
C. W. Kinney, Sr
Oberlin
Oberlin Times
Lar County
Kinney Sr
W. H. Phills
Sam L. Powers
Kinney
CW. Kinney Sr
C. W. Kinney, Jr
Kinney, Sr
Education Dept Transportation Chief to Visit July 26
C T Hutchins, supervisor of transportation for the State Department of Education, will be in the Loram County Board of Education office from 2 to 5 p m on Tuesday, July 26 to help county school boards meet the new transportation regulations in effect September 1. A schedule lists the time blocks for different districts and asks boards unable to comply to send representatives. those meeting the rules need not attend.
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C T. Hutchins
State Department of Education
Loram County
Avon
Avon Lake
Brighton
Brownhelm
Camden
Columbia
Eaton
Grafton
Henrietta
LaGrange
Penfield
Ridgeville
Sheffield Lake
South Amherst
Wellington
East Carlisle
Elyria
Rochester
Russia
Huntington
Clearview
Piusfield
West Carlisle
Black River
1936 House bid loss in primary to Anthony Fleger
A former congressman from the 22nd District ran for the House again in 1936 but was defeated in the primary by Anthony Fleger. The earlier incumbent had previously lost to Chester C. Boulton in the general election.
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Chester C. Boulton
Congress
Anthony Fleger
Nurse Free On Bond After Admission
Mrs. Ethel Mae Conner a 42 year old nurse was freed on a 1000 bond after admitting an abortion she performed which reportedly caused the death of Mrs. Charles Sweeney 29 wife of a federal trade commission attorney and mother of two. Sweeney was found dead in Conners apartment. Initially Conner said Sweeney left ill and collapsed but after questioning she admitted the abortion. Sweeney died within an hour.
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Washington
Ethel Mae Conner
Charles Sweeney
J.ep. Robert Crosser
Ohio
Sweeney
Curb Stocks Reach Best Levels Of The Year
New York July 23 curb stocks rose to yearly highs with mining issues leading gains. Newmont, New Jersey Zinc, Lake Shore Mining and National Steel Car posted notable advances while several industrials reached 1938 peaks including Fisk Rubber Ford of Canada Pittsburgh Plate Sherwin Williams and Gray Tele Oil shares showed mixed moves amid profit taking.
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New York
Newmont
New Jersey
Lake Shore
National Steel Car
Fisk Rubber
Ford of Canada
Pittsburgh Plate
Sherwin Williams
Gray Telephone
National Oil
Humble Oil
Niagara Hudson Power
United Light and Power
United Gas
Final Appeal For Faith Cabin Library In Edgefield
Rev G A Brown organizes a book and magazine shipment to the Elyria Unit Faith Cabin Library at Edgefield South Carolina to be collected by July 28. Residents have prepared a building for the library and are awaiting deliveries. Buffington reports needs for wall pictures vietrolas victrola records and radios for southern communities and seeks donations. Brown asks to be notified by July 26 if items are available and suggests Elyrians raise 12510 for transporting Brown's household goods from Greenville to Chester as a favor to Buffington.
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Elyria Unit
Faith Cabin Library
Edgefield
South Carolina
G. A. Brown
Princeton Avenue
Rev. Brown
Willie Lee Buffington
Buffington
Wall Pictures
Vietrolas
Victrola
Eenter Seminary
Furman University
Greenville
Carolina
Crozier Theological Seminary
Chester
Rev Brown
Elyrians
Dairy Extension Group Plans Tour of Wooster Station
Lorain County Dairy Extension Committee members plan a Friday August 12 tour of the Experimental Station at Wooster. Morning study will cover pasture treatment plots and clover alfalfa seedings. afternoon features the Dairy Day program. Discussions include pasture improvement hay from alfalfa timothy, calf care and feeding, and better herd sires.
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Lorain County Dairy Extension Committee
Wooster
Hearing Continued For William Hearne On Assault Charge
Hearing for William Hearne of 533 Ohio Street on assault and battery was continued to 10 a.m. Wednesday. Bond set at 50 by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. Warrant sworn by Edgar Berzog of Lake Avenue after a Thursday argument and fight between Hearne and Berzog.
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William Hearne
Ohio Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Hearne
Edgar Berzog
Lake Avenue
Motorist Fined For Reckless Driving in City Streets
Charles Kindig, 22, of 125 Second Street, was fined $2 and costs after arrest by local police for reckless driving. Officers clocked him driving at an excessive speed on West Bridge and East Broad streets around 12:45 a.m. yesterday.
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Charles Kindig
Second Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Kindig
West Bridge
East Broad Streets
Market Ends At New High For Industrial Average
New York stocks gained to the highest level since October 8, with heavy turnover. Railroads, utilities, and motor related shares led early gains, while a government antitrust suit against major studios temporarily weighed on amusements. Steel and electricity output rose, and retail trade improved to post-Easter highs.
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New York
Taft Jr to Attend Lorain Picnic With Republicans
Robert Taft Jr son of the Republican presidential nominee and grandson of William Howard Taft will attend a joint picnic of Lorain County Young Men's and Young Women's Republican clubs at Lake View Park Lorain. County candidates will speak brief talks.
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Robert Taft, Jr
United States
William H. Taft
Young Men’s
Young Women's Republican Clubs
Lorain County
Lake View Park
Lorain
Alberta McAfee
Young Republican Women’s Club
Flour and grain markets in wartime supply notes
A dense market summary reports flour, meal, and flour by the barrel and ton with prices and trends. It covers wheat, oats, rye, barley, and corn futures, recalls U S Department of Agriculture ship ments, stock moves in Missouri and Kansas, and Toledo and Chicago quotations. Names of firms and commodity grades appear amid trading activity and price declines.
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Chicago
U. S
United States
Missouri
Kansas
Massoure US
L. SL
L. S
U.S
Bonds Improve Some Hit New Highs in Market Rise
Domestic corporate bonds advanced this week led by industrials to new highs for the current recovery. Dow Jones 40 bonds rose to their highest since March, with 10-industrial up to a new high since September 1937. Rails and utilities fluctuated as anti trust and Public Utility act concerns weighed on prices. government bonds slipped slightly as foreign list showed uneven demand.
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New York
Motion Picture Company
Rails
Hnd Holding Company
Utilities Light & Power Co
U. S
Deputy Judge Pioneers Early Paper Service on Farms
Deputy Sheriff John Red Judge, famed marksman and farm paper server, wins praise as the department’s most ingenious paper ser ver. He begins at four A M to seven A M during threshing season to avoid hay fever and pollen, catching farmers before work and sometimes earning an invitation to country breakfasts.
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John
Hig
SOAT IS RECOVERED AFTER BOAT STOLEN FROM RESIDENCE
A boat owned by James McGregor of 513 East River Street stolen from the rear of his residence Thursday evening was recovered yesterday by Detective-Lieutenant Lloyd Sweet. He said the boat was taken by a 11-year-old boy and no further action will be taken, noting no further disturbing developments in the international political situation.
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James McGregor
East River Street
Lloyd Sweet
Sweet
Oberlin Rites for Dudley Gross in Oberlin
Oberlin obituary notes Dean Dudley Gross 68 died at daughter's home on Morgan Street after midnight. Born September 29 1870 he resided here since March after wife died. Body to Naperville Illinois for funeral Sunday. Local church services listed including Union Service at First Methodist and several area churches. Rotary Club guest speaker Hon Edward C Turner of Columbus. brief mentions of residents visiting relatives and travels.
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First Methodist
First Church
First Baptist
The
Baptist Church
J. Gordon Trick
Jesus
Rotary Club
Edward C. Turner
Columbus
Turner
Russia
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Defiance
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Milton H. Keep
D. A. Cook
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Grafton Township
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Zemo Graber
Alex and
Louise Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Fuster Court
Arthur H. Radde
Justice Court
Otto K. Mischka
Walter H. Watts
Bridge Group
E. Cotton
Elyria Building Trades Commission
Lorain Lions Club
Malcolm Thomson
Bell Company
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ieee
Hitler
Sete
Anes
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Education Dept. Transportation
E.f.whitney & Son
W. Broad St
Faith Cabin
Dairy Extension Group
Hedges Grafton Road
Young Ladies Sodatity of
Holy Crome Church
Rts
Lievater
Mottaba Milling Us
Hari Winter
Pgi
Koelaveer
Toledo Grain
City Cab Co
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Christ Church (Episcopal
LE. Daniels
Christian Scenté Society
East College Street
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Oc O'Loughlin
Grace Lutheran Church
H. Dawe
Rust Methodist Church
J. Wood
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Homer J. Tucker
Edward Leons
Carol Ann
O A Stanfield
Groveland Street
Lena Foster
North Pleasant Street
Sandusky
Charlotte Powers
West Lorain Street
Utica
Michigan
James Wyckoff
M. D. Wyckoff
Hamilton Street
Leff
Llano
Texas
Pim
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