Tax Loop Hole Closing Bill Being Prepared
Washington July 29 The congressional tax investigating committee plans temporary measures to curb tax loopholes this session while postponing major reform until next season. President Roosevelt hopes new legislation will prevent $150 to $200 million in leakage, with surtax hikes on personal holding companies and changes to trusts aimed at reducing multi holding company schemes. The panel will study pension trust avoidance and foreign holdings before reporting to Congress in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional Tax Investigating Committee
Joint Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
House
Ways and Means Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Union Group To Study Candidates
A meeting to investigate eliminate and endorse candidates for municipal offices is called by the political welfare committee of the Lorain County Non-Partisan Council. Chairman Albert S. Batook announces the session Saturday at 7 30 p m at Baleck s home 332 Cambridge avenue Lorain. Endorsed candidates will appear on the sample ballot distributed to affiliated labor organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Political Welfare Committee
Lorain County
Non-Partisan Council
Albert S. Batook
Baleck
Cambridge Avenue
Eight Ohio travelogues completed for statewide theater showings
B A Aughinbaugh director of the division of visual instruction in the Ohio Department of Education announced completion of eight single reel travelogues in two series. The films will be shown in theaters across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
B. A. Aughinbaush
Division of Visual Instruction
Department of Education
Lorain Man Dies By Own Action
Lorain County Coroner S C Ward ruled death by own action in the death of Charles Potol 65 of 1688 East 28th street Lorain found hanging from the back porch roof about 15 p m yesterday Potol left a note expressing he would be better off dead than alive He was a Hanan employee of the National Tube Company and had worked until noon yesterday Police said he had no immediate relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
S. C. Ward
Lorain
Charles Potol
East 28Th Street
Potol
Hananan
National Tube Company
Vincent M. E. Ladies To Meet Tomorrow
Vincent M E ladies auxiliary of the Methodist church will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs J G Morris Friday evening July 30 all members urged to attend.
Hollywood music man visits brother in town
Harry Coe of Hollywood California, music exploiter for the Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, is visiting his brother Mauree Coe at 316 Cornell Avenue. He arrived by plane Friday after arranging two hit tunes for Sonja Henie's film Thin Ice and broadcasting them from Catalina Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Coe
Hollywood
California
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Mauree Coe
Cornell Avenue
Coe
Sonja Henie
Catalina Island
Jan Garber
Lew Pollack
Sidney Mitchel
Garber
20Th Century
Chicago
Joe E. Brown
Sidney Lanfield
Cascade Park
Maurice
Tientsin Battles Roar In Chinese Japanese Clash
Amid heavy fighting in and around Tientsin, Chinese forces attack Japanese positions as martial law tightens in foreign concessions. US 15th Infantry guards government buildings while shells and bombs disrupt the city. Foreign casualties occur as the battle rages through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
15Th
United States Infantry
Chinwangtao
Peiping
Peace Preservation Corps
United Press
Two Elyrians detained after flat fight at carnival near Mimite
Deputy sheriffs arrested two Elyrians last night for a flat fight during a carnival near the city Mimite on Oberlin road but released them this morning without charges. In separate filings, The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad faces seven suits totaling 38 650 for damages from the Aug 6 1938 Mallet Creek dam breach. suits list crop and land damage due to floodwaters in Columbia township. Minnie A Harris seeks divorce from Charles Harris for neglect and cruelty of Lorain.
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Mimite
Oberlin Road
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mallet Creek
Leslie L. Ring
Henry Ullrich
Ira F. Ring
Columbia Township
Minnie A. Harris
Lorain
Charles Henry Harris
Ripley
Helen Henninger
Albert F. Henninger
Helen Cynar
Fierce fighting in Peiping area amid rumors of Japanese advance
Reports describe heavy combat around Peiping with battles in buildings and at airports. Rumors claim Nationalist forces and Gen Chang Tz-Chuns opened gates to Japanese troops while vigilante actions and bank silences are noted. Tangku and Taku bombardments widen the crisis as fire and destruction spread through the French concession and railroad areas. Air raids drop over 30 bombs with no direct hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Peiping
Tientsin
Chang Tz¢-Chuns
38Th
Florece
Tangku
Taku
Pei Ho
Tientein
Tangkw
United Press
Small Entry List In Four-H Club Demonstrations
Lorain County Four-H demonstrations begin Friday with four entries so far. Teams from Pittafield and Brownhelm compete alongside individuals from La Grange. Max Drake of Medina County leads judging at 8 p.m. The top team and top individual will represent Lorain County at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus starting August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
Pittafield
Brownhelm
la Grange
Hummat
Max Drake
Medina County
Columbus
Win Sales Contest Winners Finish Grand Trip
Elyria Ohio Fuel Gas salesmen dominated the state wide contest. Four local office men earned an extensive free trip though wives were not included. Mr and Mrs Bronson Lord Strean Smith joined the journey visiting Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal Quebec Lake Champlain and New York City before returning home.
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Elyria Ohio
Electrolux
Elyria
Cc. F. Bronson
Kenneth Lord
Clifford Strean
Joseph Smith
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Lake Champlain
New York City
Caddies Strike At Elyria Country Club For Higher Pay
About 60 caddies at Elyria Country Club walked off today demanding a flat rate of 1 for 18 holes. They currently receive 85 cents with 5 cents going to the caddy master, noting district rates vary. The strike surprised club officials as a Sunset Tournaments event drew a large crowd, and settlement before the tourney is doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Spring Valley
Three Buildings At Cincinnati Stolen
Cincinnati July 29 theft reported to police when Waymouth Finn real estate agent found three structures missing after showing property. Residents recalled a man promising to build a modern apartment on the lot and offering to sell old material. Wreckage clearing took two weeks. buildings valued at 12,000 to 15,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Waymouth Finn
Fot
Twelve Americans Not Allowed To Land In Russia
Twelve Americans refused admission to Russia sailed from Leningrad aboard the Hamburg American liner Reliance as part of a battle cruise begun in New York on June 30. The ship carried 208 passengers, with a dozen Americans and three German staff denied landing and no reason given. Police detained William L. Wilson and his wife for an hour after they were found filming Moscow sandals. 40 feet of film was confiscated and they were released after identification.
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Moscow
Russia
Reliance
Leningrad
New York
William L. Wilson
Nebraska City National Bank
Wilson
Wilsons
College Town Hopes For Rain On July 29
WAYNESBURG PA July 29 In Waynesburg a 62 year old rain tradition again looms despite a forecast for fair warm weather. The town expects every July 29 to bring rain even if only a few drops proving the long standing custom tied to the date. Byron Daily keeper of a weather log notes droughts and past dry Julys as local belief remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
College Town
Byron Daily
Druggner
Ab Allison
Allison
General Chang Seizes Authority In Peiping Crisis
Dispatches report Gen Chang Tze Chung mayor of Tientsin moving to govern in Peiping with 28th division and militarized police backing him. Gen Sung Cheh Yuan retreats south to Paotingfu as Chang and Jin pacification chief Yu San push autonomous Peiping government amid Japan advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang Tze-Chung
Tientsin
Chang
Ecorpa
China
Peiping
Sung Cheh-Yuan
North China
Paotingfu
Japan
Gen
Sh! Yu-San
Hopei
Gen. Sung
Sung
Markets to Levo Grain and Cleveland Livestock Report
Grain prices vary across commodities with No 2 yellow corn at 1.04, No 2 red wheat around 1.12, and oats at 38 4 30. Cattle receipts high with market steady to active. choice steers 1100 lbs plus quoted 14.00 to 16.00, hogs varying by weight up to 15.50. Produce items include butter 25 cents, eggs steady at 22-24 cents, and assorted vegetables and fruits with regional pricing noted for apples, cabbage, onions, and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEVO
Cleveland
Choice
Choice Searling
Value of lime in crop production in Lorain County
A Lorain County Agricultural Extension Service table shows the value of lime use in crop production. It presents average yields and value per acre, calculated on a uniform price standard, for 1917 through 1931 based on Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Beekeepers Gather for Medina Meeting August Fourth
Lorain County beekeepers attend Ohio State University summer meeting at Medina on August 4 and 5. Ohio ranks first in honey production four of the last six years with 18 to 21 million pounds harvested annually. Speakers include Sardear Singh from Punjab India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Medina
W. B. Dunham
Ohio State University
Sardear Singh
Punjab
India
County Board Increases Prosecutor Salary and Budgets
The county board raised the prosecutor’s salary by 300 to 4500 total, while denying a 3600 special investigating fund for slot machine raids. Budget figures for 1937 38 show adjusted appropriations across offices including auditor 39239, probate court 185,959, sheriff 40995, and other departments, with multiple line-item changes and notes on state federal aid reducing blind relief costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Dunn
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Bud. C'y
Courthouse
Jaseen
Common Pleas Court
Ralph Welmer
Humane Agent
Lorain County Pays State Inmate Care Obligations On Time
Lorain County has settled its charges for inmate care at state institutions. State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced that 88 counties must make payment arrangements by September 11 or have amounts deducted from sales tax distributions. The total due statewide is 4.48 million dollars, mainly for care of insane and feeble minded patients. Lorain County has consistently met obligations, avoiding penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Lorain
Deaths in Ohio and Ridgeville Funeral Friday
The body of Bonyard Ziegman was moved from Welsh Funeral Home to his Race Road home for burial in St Theresa's Cemetery Shefield. Mrs Boyd Livingston died after five weeks illness at Eaton Center aged from Nashville born 1888 leaving six children, mother, sisters and brother. Services in Ridgeville St Peter's and Nashville Methodist Church with final burial in Nashville Cemetery.
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Bonyard Ziegman
Race Road
St. Peter’s Church
Ridgeville
John Rhein
St. Theresa’s Cemetery
Sheffield
Boyd Livingston
Eaton Center
Willard
Ohio
Nashville
Madge
Lester
Junior
Twila
Marcella
Beulah
Florida
Almeda Allen
Monroe
Sherman Mackey
Glenmott
C. Hartman
Shreve
James Riser
Kenmore
Welah
Methodist
Lewis Morgan Adams Dies After Illness in Elyria
Lewis Morgan Adams aged 75 of 356 West Second Street Elyria died Wednesday at Elyria Clinic after four months illness. Born September 3 1870 in LaGrange he attended Oberlin Business College and worked twelve years as a Green Line Railroad conductor then with National Tube Co retiring 1935. He leaves widow Margaret Merthe Adams daughter Mrs H J Underhill Akron three grandchildren and one great grandchild a brother Charles S Adams of LaGrange and sister Mrs Ned L Gott of Oberlin. Funeral Friday at 3 P M at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Dr E Bond officiating burial in LaGrange Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Morgan Adams
West Second Street
Elyria
Elyria Clinic
LaGrange
Oberlin Business College
Green Line
R. R
National Tube Co
Margaret
Merthe Adams
H. 7. Underhill
Akron
Charles S. Adams
Ned L. Gott
Oberlin
Adama
B. F. Adams
Sudro-Curtis
BE. J. Bond
la Grange Cemetery
Father And Son-In-Law Are Fined
Rudolph Probst aged 70 of 2026 McKee Street Lakewood was arrested for intoxication about 2 10 am. Ernest Lischt aged 35 of 2029 Lock Avenue Lakewood was charged with disorderly conduct after telling officers to get off the street. Both pleaded guilty before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court and were fined one dollar plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esry
Rudolph Probst
McKee Street
Lakewood
Ernest Lischt
Lock Avenue
Leonard Smith
Costa
Fatal Crash Kills Jamen Hicks in Celina Ohio
A truck collision in Celina Ohio today killed 25 year old Jamen Hicks of Cincinnati and injured C E Meintire of Columbus and companion William Bingham. State patrol and the coroner investigated the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
Jamen Hicks
Cincinpati
C. E. Meinetre Columbus
Meintire
William Bingham
Hicks
Appeal to Zoning Board Over Building Permit in Hisria Ohio
The appeal of C H Ingwer from a building inspector's denial of an occupancy and building permit for a filling station at Fourth Street and East Avenue, Hisria Ohio, will be heard August 5, 1935 at 2:34 PM in the City Hall Council Room. Kenneth B Barclay and J B Thatcher serve as officials. Edith M Thatcher estate is involved as the plaintiff and May E Thatcher as defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Zunning Apprale
Hisria
Ohio
C. H. Ingwer
C. H H. Ingwer
Fourth Street
East Avenue
Board of Zoning Appeals
City Hall
Ateria
Objections to land and estate matters in Lorain County court
Public notices reveal a 1932 proceedings list in Lorain County involving Edith Thatcher estate and George Mueller. The documents seek to alter a land contract, foreclose liens, and require answers by September 11, 1937, with details on Lot No.5 in Oberlin and a large Carlisle Township land parcel.
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Lorain
Ohio
Sam Bing
Edith
Thatcher
Georges K
Oberlin
Loraming
Alexander
Metendant
J. E. Thatcher
Edith M. Thatcher
Dee Ned
Notice of Judgment Lien and Mortgage Sale in Lorain County
In Lorain County Ohio William J Hawley Plaintiff sues Rubie Miller and others to marshal liens and sell described premises in Lorain City Lorain County Ohio to satisfy a judgment of 125 dollars plus interest and costs from 1935 6 percent per year with a prior deed record 1925 186 17 and a court order to restrain or release interests by the 11th day of August 1937 with further relief as deemed equitable
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mueller
Sasea
Court of Common Pisas
Lorain County
Clara G. Zimmer
Mary J. Mueller
Carlisle
Hog
Indian Hollow Road
Camilla Landthair
Reed Landphair
Camilla Landphair
Rees Landphair
East Branch
Black River
Warden
Laundon
George A. Hettinger
State of Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
William J. Hawley
Ruddie Miller
Rubies Miller
Enola Avenue
Kenmore
New York
Elyria
Lorain
Elizabeth Moord
Costa
Efendant
Ruble Miller
Lens
State of
Ohio
Krants
City of
Black River Township
Page & Lorala County
6Th Street
S&s
Jess
Thabote
Kent
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Altman & Ackerman
DEY Cleaners
H. Squire
Standard Trust Bank of Cleveland
Milton Freshwater Et al
Amherst Township
Richard Osgood
Keneath Taylor
Philadelphia
Common Pleas
Lillian Youhan
John Youhas
E. Street
Harry E. Bauman
Wellsburg
W. Va
Air Mall
England
South Africa
Duchess
Roy Sie
Marisita
U.S Ne
Maryland
Delaware
New Cobblers
Uble
Broad S&t
Mrs. Boyd Livingston
J. B Thatcher
Flaintiiz
DR Thatcher
St al
E. Thatcher
T. Oe
Wiliam J. Hawlet
Somal F. Kamita
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