Amendment Offered to Court Bill to Limit Supreme Court
Sherman Minton announces an amendment to the substitute lower court reform bill proposing a two thirds Supreme Court vote to invalidate acts of Congress. He aims to set the issue on the table for full review after the Senate Judiciary Committee finished drafting the substitute bill. The plan follows administration failure to pass Roosevelt’s original court enlargement measure.
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Bulletin
Washington
Sherman Minton
Ind
Supreme Court
Congress
Minton
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Grocer Victim Of Hit Skip Driver Funeral Thursday
Edward A. Henry 66 Avon grocer found dead on Detroit Road after a hit and run. A post mortem by Lorain County Coroner Dr Ward cites a skull fracture. Henry operated a general store at Detroit and Nagel for 15 years, survived by wife Augusta, daughter Wilma, and a sister.
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Edward A. Henry
Avon Grocer
Detroit Road
Pease Funeral
Dover
Henry
Lorain County
C. Ward
Lorain
Detroit
Nagel Roads
Avon
Cleveland
Augusta
Wilma
Cincinnati Board of Education Chooses New Superintendent
Cincinnati July 28 The Board of Education resumed deliberations at noon to select a new superintendent of schools. John A. Sexnon of Pasadena seemed the likely choice as discussions continued after three hours of talks. Some members reportedly favor an Ohio candidate such as Claude Y. Courter of Dayton or E. A. Bowsher State Director of Education. Bowsher was interviewed before the session to cast the final vote.
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Cincinnati
Uez
Board of Education
John ‘A. Sexnon
Pasadena
Calif
Ohio
Claude Y. Courter
Dayton
E. A. Bowsher
Bowsher
Combines Boost Harvest In Lorain County Fields
Lorain County farmers expand into large scale harvesting with 15 combines this year up from four last year. The devices cut and thresh in one pass, require straw cleanup, and cost 600 to 1200 dollars each. Wheat and oats acres total about 41 000 with gains expected from favorable growing season and strong grain prices.
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Harves
Claude I. Hummel
Lorain County
Hummel
Mystery Solved Police Radio Failure Tied to Firemen Shaves
Elyria Police Department credits Sergeant Arthur L. Hurd for solving a daily radio outage mystery. Investigation found radio interference occurred each morning 7 to 7 30 as firemen shaved with electric razors in adjacent quarters.
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Elyria
Arthur L. Hurd
City Hall
Hurd
Fire response teams clash at Sun Shine Wiping Bag blaze
Hose Company No 1 arrived to finds its No 2 station crew had beaten them to a small fire at Sun Shine Wiping Bag Company across Clark and Winckles. The flames, confined to wiping cloths, were already extinguished by No 2.
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No. 1
No. 2
Sunshine Wiping Bag Company
Clark and Winckles Street
Automobile Collision In Elyria And City
A minor crash occurred at Farsace street and Louisiana avenue yesterday around 5 30 pm involving Vera Penson of R D No 3 Elyria and Andrew Simon of 301 Louisiana avenue city. Charles Leppala 56 Conneaut township farmer was jailed in Jefferson county after his son Nell 24 was fatally stabbed on a road east of Conneaut. Dr E M Cass Licking county health commissioner reported Lynn A Pumphery 27 Hebron died of infantile paralysis the county s second fatality of the disease this year.
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Vera Penson
Elyria
Andrew Simon
Louisiana Avenue
Farsace Street
Jefferson, Q
Charles Leppala
Conneaut
Jefferson County
Nell
Newark
E. M. Cass
Licking County
Lynn A. Pumphery
Hebron
Pumphrey
Court actions and pleas dominate Lorain notices
A string of legal actions spans divorce filings for Ida Askey from Howard Askey and Clyda Park from Clara Park, plus multiple foreclosure suits filed by The Cleveland Trust Company. Other filings include probation for a burglary case, suits for personal injuries, and several divorces for residents of Lorain and Elyria, with dates and involved persons named.
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Ida M. Askey
Lorain
Howard H. Askey
Cleveland Trust Company
Sam Rosso
iGeneral Industries Picnic At Crystal Beach Park Saturday
iGeneral Industries Co picnic at Crystal Beach Park all day Saturday July 32 with games, dancing, prizes and sports for employees. Morning events include girls and boys dash races, cracker eating and egg tossing. Transportation by Lorain Street Railway from Elyria 8 to 9 a.m. Park return 6:30 and 7 p.m. Acts include a 10:30 a.m. men’s game and a 3 to 6 p.m. pavilion dance. Prizes awarded for top places. committees listed.
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General Industries Company
Crystal Beach Park
Lorain Street Railway
Elyria
Jim Werner
John Bucynaki
Nick Smith
Tom Kershaw
Walter Sandrock
Harry Limes
Clete Holdrich
Harold Robinson
Clift Standen
Marriage Ties Enduring Through Time in Los Angeles
A couple once reported about ten years ago remain married and now reside in Los Angeles. They wed in 1907 and have two children who are adults today.
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Los Angeles
Mother Shoots Her Two Small Sons in Henderson
Henderson North Carolina July 28 Mrs Leah Davis Overby a Henderson housewife shot and killed her two small sons then attempted her own life. Physicians said her condition was serious. One child was six years old and the other one year old.
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Henderson
N. C
Leah Davis Overby
11 Day Strike Ends In Akron Vehicle Hauling Resume
Akron Ohio July 28 long distance freight hauling resumed after 11 day strike by truck drivers local 348. Wage increases ranged from 12 to 30 percent per Paul Lave business agent. Strike featured violence with three men wounded in a shotgun battle and sniper fire on trucks. Settlement conference arranged by Hugh D Friel labor conciliator.
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Akron
Paul Lave
Hugh D. Friel
Department of Labor
Theft from car on Thirteenth Street reported
Robert Grayton of Seventh Street told police his automobile was entered the previous evening on Thirteenth Street and a black leather jacket and black hat were stolen valued at five dollars.
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Robert Grayton
Seventh Street
Grayton
Thirteenth Street
Entertain 150 Friends At Picnic
Mr and Mrs Fred Dean hosted a large city picnic at Campbell's Grove drawing about 1450 attendees with plans to make it annual. Kids games included peanut and candy kiss scrambles and a ball game won by the single men 7 to 5. Prize winners spanned many events led by Jack Benford and Ethel Gibbons in multiple contests.
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Fred Dean
Campbell's Grove
Jack Benford
Floyd Stazniak
Marsaret Gibbons
Kkroyrden Benford
Mrs. Thornton
Amelia Maher
Iack Benford
Howard Thornton
Ethel Gibbons
Frank Wircenske
Joe Andy
Vera Krebs
Ward Baker
Clarence Daniels
Roysen Benford
al Wirth
Ernie Hanson
Davis Plans Return To Lakewood After Release
Charles Noisy Davis, freed from the city jail after a night in custody, told police he would head back to Lakewood where he has lived for nine months. By 10 pm he was back in jail reportedly intoxicated, and released again this morning he promised another return to Lakewood.
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Charles
Noisy Davis
Lakewood
Davis
Industrial Claims In June In Lorain County
Lorain County workers filed 347 industrial claims in June with 374 total cases. One fatality, three permanent partial disabilities, 46 lost time over seven days, 37 seven days or less, and 287 medical only. Total days lost reached 8,608. Industrial Commission records show 20,630 claims, up 1,700 from May, with nine fatalities, an increase of four from April.
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Lorain County
Industrial Commission
Death notices for Orson J. Humphrey and Bonyard Ziegman
Funeral services are set for Orson J. Humphrey who died yesterday at the Elyria Clinic. Visitation and interment follow at Butternut Ridge cemetery with Rev. Thomas Hughes officiating. Surviving spouses, siblings, and his 344 West Second Street boarding house past are noted. A separate obituary reports Bonyard Ziegman dying at 7 40 AM after a stroke, aged 82, with funeral at St Peters Church Ridgeville and burial at St Theresa's Sheffield Lake. extensive family ties listed.
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Orson J. Humphrey
Elyria Clinic
Taylor Funeral
Thomas Hughes
Columbia and
LaPorte M. E
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Mary E. Humphrey
Elmer E
LaPorte
E. J. Humphrey
Elyria
Clarence A
Eaton
Bonyard Ziegman
Bouyard Ziexman
Lorain County
Race Road
Germany
United States
Eugene Chandler
Matilda Charles
Olive Murray
Avon Lake
Oliver
Toledo
Albert
Detroit
Michigan
Edward
St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
John Rhein
St. Theresa's Cemetery
Sheffield Lake
Girls Missing From Oberlin Home Found in Kent
Authorities at the Oberlin Children's Home reported two missing girls have been located in Kent, Ohio. Doris McAndrews, 15, and Margaret Posur, 16, left the home Monday afternoon without explanation and were scheduled to return today.
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Oberlin
Kent
Doris McAndrews
Margaret Posur
Speaks Tonight At Outdoor Meeting By Asaph Jones
Asaph Jones, one of six Republicans seeking the 1.4 mayoralty nomination, will hold the third outdoor meeting tonight. The event was announced today and will take place at a yet unspecified location.
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Asaph Jones
Congress debates anti-lynching bill amid wages and hours clash
Congress moves to advance the anti-lynching bill as Senate backers plan a separate vote, while debate continues over the Black Connery wages and hours measure. President Roosevelt weighs recess appointment power as discussions center on labor act amendments and potential adjournment dates.
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Robert L. Coughton
N. C
Joint Congressional Committee
Senate
Frederick van Nuys
DLD
Congress
Willis van Devanter
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Homer S. Cummings
Local Oberlin Notes Marryings Camps and Trips
Mrs Lillian Mann announces the marriage of her daughter Marian Mann to Malcolm R Scott in Sacramento on July 21 both graduates of Oberlin High School. He works in Fruit Exchange in Sacramento. she serves Oberlin College since 1928. Also reports Girl Scout Day Camp at Vennet Lodge with twenty seven attendees, camp staff, and unit plays.
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Oberlin, O
Lillian Manno
East College Street
Marian R. Mann
Malcolm R. Scott
Charlotte Scott
Sacramento
California
Scott
Oberlin High School
Department of Physical Education
Oberlin College
Vennet Lodge
Oberlin Girl Scout Day Camp
Mohican
Basswood
Goodnight
Don Bryant
Robert Wright
C. E. Wigton
Richards
Moore
Frances Cooke
King of
Fifth Suit Filed Against B. and C.
A fifth suit was filed in common pleas court against The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 20000 damages from the Mallat Creek dam breach. George L Williams, owner of Columbia Hill Golf Course, seeks compensation for 62 acres inundated eight greens damaged and trees ruined when the dam broke August 6 1935. The other suits by nearby farmers total 16150.
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Common Pleas Court
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mallat Creek
George L. Williams
Columbia Hille
Cleveland Livestock Market Report
Markets Cleveland Livestock cattle receipts and prices show steady to higher bids with steers chiefly quoted 11.90 to 16.00 per cwt. Calves and hogs also noted with gains on choice and good lots. Produce and grain prices from Toledo and Chicago accompany the market overview.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Dept. of Agriculture
United States
California
U. S
Walter Size
Idaho Bliss Triumphs
U._C
Sunset Burbanks
Cobblers
Missouri
Kansas
Maryland
U.S
Delaware
Utah
Nebraska
Illinois
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Sudro - Curtis
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30Th Street
D. A. Cook
Malinezic
Edward Dick
Clyda M. Park
Penfield
Clara Park
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Wiliam Plas
Plas
Thelma Paden
Robert Paden
Port Arthur
Texas
Kieth Johnson
W. K. Johnson
C. W. Manchester
Johnson Home
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Andy Dajehak
B. W. Dean
Joseph Craved
West 23Rd Street
Peter Hartman
Nellie Hartman
Kathern Rehm
West River Street
Divcree
Riman Rehm
Henry F. *Mitchell Company
Philadelphia
Pan, Wainwright of
Sarah Clark
Olgie Clark
Jtdie D. A. Cook
Wiliam T. Behr
Oberiin
Belle Ethel Kehr
Bluebird
iGeneral Industries Co
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Bettef
Mary T. Norton
M. J
House Labor Committee
Esther Wood
Richard Clevenger
Girl Scouts
E. H. Wil
F. O. Grover
Morgan Street
Port Sanila
Betty Lou Gregs
Edgiemeer Place
Plymouth Shores Camp
Houngton Lake
the Bell Co
Eagle Picker
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Adams Street
Lake Avenue
Jones
LIV
Virginia
New Cobblers
Idaho
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Sederis Restaurant
la Grange
Nate Forbush
Ern Jenny
J. H. Sooy
Sandsy
Sands
Elyria Silza.m
LGB
Cleve
NEW York Central
Schedate
Ceveland S
Sandy
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