Avon liquor dealers questioned in fatal Lorain crash case
A Lorain liquor dealer and a Avon wine dealer were ordered examined by Judge H H Nye in juvenile court over alleged sale of intoxicants to four youths in a car that fled after injuring David Hart a 70 year old Lorain man at Broadway and 19th Street on July 16. Juvenile Officer Carl Curtis was directed to investigate and summon those who supplied the liquor. Curtis went to Lancaster with a 17 year old boy committed to the Boys Industrial School and planned to continue the inquiry tomorrow.
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Lorain
Avon
H. H. Nye
David Hart
Lorain / Ireman
Broadway
19 Street
Nye
Carl Curtis
Curtis
Lancaster
Obelin
Strike Closes Fremont Plant over Seniority Rights
Fremont Ohio July 2 49 workers walked out at the Gibsonburg Lime Product Co plant near Fremont over seniority rights causing a shutdown. Sheriff H L Myers deployed deputies to maintain order as truckloads of workers arrived to picket and threatened disruption to a WPA stone delivery planned from the plant. Company president William H Price said the strike followed George Arnold’s transfer from a steam shovel to a crane with Arthur Davis moved to the shovel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Davis
Uri
Bomb Explodes In Arab Crowd At Haifa Market
A powerful bomb exploded in an Arab crowd at Haifa vegetable market. Casualties were tallied as Arabs killed and wounded, with hospitals overwhelmed and authorities opening a field hospital in a school to treat the overflow of casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Haifa
Exchange Telegraph of London
Free-For-All Fight At Trial Of Union Leaders
A disruptive brawl erupted at the United Automobile Workers headquarters during a trial of four suspended vice-presidents. Fourteen Toledo local members forced entry through locked doors, slugging guards and clashing with union staff before a compromise allowed the Toledo delegation to remain inside. George Addes, previously expelled, belonged to the same local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
WPI
United Automobile Workers Union
International Executive Board
Toledo. O
Coorridor
DAW
UAW
Toledo
Toledo Uaw
George Addes
Suspend License Of Securities Firm In Cleveland
The license to deal in securities of Tillotson Co. of Cleveland was suspended by the State Securities Division in Columbus pending an investigation into the firm’s activities. Described as one of the largest brokerage houses in the state, Tillotson operates in Cincinnati and Cleveland and acts as underwriter and dealer in railroad, utility, industrial bonds, insurance and bank stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tillotson Co
Cleveland
State Securities Distan
Dan T. Moore
Tillotson
Cincinnati
Moore
Resigns Over Ohio Jobs Policy Chaotic Unemployment Office
Charles H. Hubbell of Cleveland resigns as chief accountant of the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission charging that appointing politicians to posts causes chaos and delays in benefit payments. He cites nepotism, inexperienced staff, and political interference under Governor Davey and Leasure, warning of widespread disruption starting January 1999.
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Columbus
UHR
Charles H. Hubbell
Cleveland
Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission
Davey
Ohio
Ohio Unemployment Commission Compensation Fund
Hubbell
John L. Lewis
Labor
Joan Lewis
Harry Dauegherix
Harry Daugherty
Martin Davey
Franklin County
Governor Campaign
Davey Leutenant
Francis E
Charles
Leasure
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Sea 1
Sta
Executive Mansion
Lat Srning
Ohic Lnemployment Compensation Commission
Davoy-Leasure
Rene
Daves
Judges To Attend State Bar Convention in Cleveland
Common pleas court work suspended for two days as Judges D A Conk and Guy B Findley attend the State Bar Association Convention in Cleveland. Judge Cook notes both judges will participate in sessions while Findley is on vacation.
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Common Pleas Court
D. A Conk
Guy B. Findley
Tomarrow
State Bar Association
Cleveland
Cook
Judge Findley
Wall
Accident Victim Returns Home as Parents Recover
Dorothy Derminer, 11, of Detroit, is returned from Falls Clinic to her home, separated from parents Mr. and Mrs Norbert Derminer, who are slowly recovering at Elyria Memorial Hospital from injuries after a Route 18 collision near Wellington on July 3. The crash involved a stolen car driven by a Delaware man from New York. Dorothy suffered severe facial and scalp lacerations. her mother has a broken pelvis and her father a broken femur.
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Dorothy Derminer
Detroit
Falls Clinic
Wellington
Norbert Derminer
Elyria Memorial Hospital
New York
Withe
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Binsen
Oberlin Grange
Noha
Maries Club
Tueses
Leeke Couley
Wakeman
Men's Civic Club
Pettiford
Odd
Noble Grand Associaion of
Lulu Bryant
North Main Street
Charles Bryant
Everett Papworth
Harold
Lester
Union Street
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Florence Foster
Toledo
May Blackwell
East College Street
Richard Lothrop
Elm Street
Camp Dudley
Westport
Lake Champlain
Charles H. Kirshner
Ellen
New Gardens
Long Island
C. F. Ralston
North Professor Street
Motorcycle Damage Reported After Parking Lot Collision
A motorcycle was struck Saturday evening while parked behind the California Fruit store. The owner reported damage to the headlight windshield glass and fender light, caused by an auto driven by Frank Hager of 181 Dilworth Street.
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Low Spull
E Street
Laraim
California
Frank Hager
Dilworth Street
Cleveland Man Arrested for Traffic Violation on Broad Street
M. L. McGann of 587 East 106th Street Cleveland was arrested about 7 35 p m yesterday and charged with violating the city traffic ordinance. Police said he drove on Broad street while it was being resurfaced and he will appear in Police court Friday morning to answer the charge.
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M. L. McGann
East 106Th Street
Cleveland
McGann
Broad Street
County approves sidewalk project at jail site on Middle Avenue
County commissioners authorize County Engineer Harry J. Dunham to build a concrete sidewalk with curb at the county jail on Middle Avenue at an estimated cost of 130 dollars. The 164 foot long, three foot wide walkway includes curb. Herman Toll of Avon, 26, is jailed awaiting trial for driving while intoxicated, arrested on a warrant by Ernest Linden. Toll is held on 200 dollar bond. A judge approved journal entry dismissing Eva L. Mackey's suit to vacate a divorce from C P Shively, with Shively paying court costs and 375 dollars to Mackey in three monthly installments for personal effects not turned over. The settlement covers items like kitchenware, curtains, furniture, and wedding gifts.
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Harry J. Dunham
Middle Avenue
Herman Toll
Avon
William Bommer
Ernest Linden
D. A. Cook
Common Pleas Court
Eva L. Mackey
C. P. Shively
C P. Shively
Miss Mackey
Deaths of Delbert Eaken and others in area
Delbert Eaken 64 died Saturday at home after a five week illness. Survived by widow Rosa, two daughters Jean and Mrs Ralph Burgett, a son in law and four grandchildren. services Tuesday at 2:00 pm, Brookdale Cemetery. Also listed are Hiram Howe 75, born in Kentucky, retired veterinary surgeon, burial in Brookdale. and L Brewster Roige 80, Wellington farmer, funeral Tuesday 1:30 pm, Huntington Cemetery.
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Lial Hike
Delbert Eaken
Pear House Eaken
Myron Barth
Hal Leach
Litthfield
Miin Af Chatham
Birrtat
Spring Grove
Medina
Bog
Sterdar & Con
Yrna Memorial Hospital
Huss
Hiram Howe
Oberlin Road
Orlock
Mero Howe
Maysville
Kentucky
Second Methodist Church
Cleveland
James
Carre C
Henrietta
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Watson
Brorhdale Cemetery
Twn
Elyria
Wellington
L. Brewster Roige
South Main Street
Reige
Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church
Court
Lenz
Green
Methodist Episcopal Church
Huntington Cemetery
Drivers Fined For Speeding And Tax Protest Parade
W B Gwens of Mansfield was fined 10 dollars plus costs totaling 17 54 after arraignment before Justice Preston L Coon for speeding 70 mph on Route 9. Andy Nagy of Cleveland was fined 1 dollar and costs for failing to stop before entering Route 20 at Route 10. A Dublin taxi drivers band led a parade with banners urging tax reductions.
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W. B. Gwens
Mansfield
Preston L. Coon
Paul Johnson
Andy Nagy
Cleveland
Dublin
Ireland
Begin Campaign For Funds To Publicize Bridge Project
Lorain County Bridge committee launches a 48 hour fund raising drive as 18 team captains meet at Broadway Building Lorain. Speakers Paul Mori and August Nabakowski pledge support for the bridge bond issue. Goal is 2500 to advertise the issue via newspapers and billboards after a store canvas nets 440.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Bridge Committee
Broadway Building
Lorain
Paul Mori
Cleveland Quarries Company
South Amherst
August Nabakowski
Amherst
Amherst Business Men's Association
Harry van Wagnen
A. C. Shibley
E. F. Batock
E. Cotton
Elyria
J. B. Conley
S. C. Thompson
R. G Little
Carl Robinson
Harry Bregman
Elk's Convention Report At Local Lodge Meeting
Gerald Nau exalted ruler will present a report on the national Elks convention held in Atlantic City at the local lodge meeting at 8 p m Tuesday. The session opens after a birthday dinner for members born in July at 6 30 p m. Only one regular meeting is scheduled this month and next, each on the fourth Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Atlantic City
Elks’ Lodge
Gerald Nau
Four H Clubs Demonstrate Projects Friday
Lorain County Four H Clubs near completion prepare demonstrations for Friday at the Yo M C A. Miss Frances Eckert says members will present individual and team projects in clothing food and home furnishing. Demonstrations run 10 a m to noon with an afternoon session starting at 1 p m. Winners enter the Ohio State Fair for state honors and a judge will assess projects and a style revue set for August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Frances Eckert
Jolly Seamstresses
Amherst Township
Jolly Hustlers
Carlisle Township
Columbia
Columbia Township
Eaton Sweet Delights
Gulf Road
Buckeye Sewers
Elyrix Township
Belden Jolly Jos
Open House At Music School Oberlin Ohio
Open House at the Ube Hn Summer Music School closes its term with a program at 7 36 p m. Directors Robert Melcher and La Gill present a violin ensemble and a summary of the season. About seventy students from Lorain and South Amherst attended. sessions were held daily 8 30 to 11 00 a m in the High School and new Industrial Arts wing. A dozen student teachers assisted, and Mrs Meron Werder chaired decorations and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Harlan Slater and other local residents. guests were honored with crafts and flowers. Public remarks end with social hour.
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Oberlin
Ube - Hn
Everning
Robert Melcher
la Gill
Radio Rm
Lorain
Sowth Amherst
Conservatory
Fishing Trip Heads Boys' Activities
The M C A boys division announces a fishing trip and a beach party as this week’s activities. About 25 to 30 boys will travel south of Elyria for fishing tomorrow, while the beach party is set for Thursday on Lake Erie near Vermilion. Twenty boys have registered, with room for more if transportation can be arranged by truck.
Refueling Stops on North Atlantic Survey Flight
Bennett plans multiple refueling stops at Montreal Botwood Newfoundland Horta Azores and Lisbon as the Mercury reaches Pan American air base after an eight hour 20 minute leg from Foynes. Lufthansa survey planes and the Norwind catapult seaplane from Schwabenland are scheduled to arrive and depart as North Atlantic commercial service experiments proceed.
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Southampton
Bennett
Montreal
Botwood
Newfoundland
Horta
Azores
Lisbon
Portugal
Mercury
Pan- American Air Base
Foynes
Doetsche Lufthansa
North Atlantic
Norwind
Lend
Schwabenland
Nordmeer
Friesenland
Editorial attacks labor board’s stance on C L O movement
The federation editorial accuses the labor board of backing the C. L. O. plans to create a daily labor movement, claiming it ignores social and economic waste from dualism. It warns government agencies they would incur federal displeasure if they grant C L O rights.
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Federation
Labor Board
Dail Labor Movement
C. LO
Encampment Honored by Regional Odd Fellows Meeting
The Oberlin Encampment is honored to perform the Golden Rule degree at the Regional Odd Fellows Meeting in Cincinnati on August 26 to 28. Members from Ohio Indiana Kentucky Michigan and West Virginia will attend this family reunion marking the Northwest Territory sesqui centennial and Cincinnati’s own lodge founding.
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Oberlin
Odd Fellows
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
West Virginia
Five States
Northwest Territory
First Lodge of Odd Fellows
Allegheny Mountains
Recent Bride Honored At North Home Shower
Mrs. David Lyman hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at her North side home honoring a recent bride. Friends attended and offered well wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lyman
North
Bethlehem Steel critics seek uniform wage standards in region
Remarks condemn Bethlehem Steel Corporation for pursuing district wage differentials to win government contracts. Official cites Walsh-Healey Act and claims substandard wages deprive competitors paying prevailing rates. Data shows Bethlehem earned 11.8 percent of steel awards totaling 10.16 million from 1936 to 1948, amid six rivals paying prevailing wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mur
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Wage Practices Across Regions Highlight Steel Firms
The text notes a 62.5 cent per hour vailing wage for common kibor in regional plants and claims Republic Steel Corp and subsidiaries in the south drive down wages there. It contrasts Republic Steel with Bethlehem Steel in regional roles and cites only 1% of total government awards for the same products, totaling $545,956, arguing no economic or moral justification for the southern wage scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Miniature Monkey Cabaret Attracts Attention In Window
A hand carved miniature monkey cabaret with 41 tiny monkeys seated at tables, playing in the orchestra, and serving appears in a display window at Hy-Grade Dry Cleaners 138 Middle Avenue. Carved on a prison in London England the scene is the property of a Lorain woman. The 41 figures include diners a nine piece orchestra fan dancers a cigarette girl and other cabaret figures carved from peach stones with toothbrush celluloid instruments and ivory keys. The door 450 wood pieces whittled and assembled to Panania design completes the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
London
England
Lorain
Urge Appointment of Judge Allen in Supreme Court
The National Association of Women Lawyers urged President Roosevelt to appoint Florence E. Allen of Cleveland to the U S Supreme Court vacancy created by the death of Benjamin N. Cardozo. Allen serves on the United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Natonal Association of Women Lawers
Roosevelt
Florence E. Allen
United States Circuit Court ,of Appeals
United State Supreme Court
Benjamin N Cardozn
Eyewash incident lands man in city jail overnight
A former Elyria resident was found intoxicated near West Bridge street and Lake avenue on Saturday afternoon trying to snag a ride. Police reported he struggled to stand, escaped passing motorists, and was held overnight in city jail before being released without charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
City Jail
West Bridge Street
Lake Avenue
City
Thompson Leads In State Railroad Commissioner Race
Returns from 242 of 254 counties show Ernest A Thompson with 493,582 votes leading opponents O’ Dante 161,993 Willan McGraw 109,509 and Tom Hunter 83,493 as the state election bureau compiles the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Thompson
Electon Bureau
O' Dante
Thompson
Willan McGraw
Tom Hunter
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