Father petitions for custody of twin daughters
John A. Jonas seeks permanent custody of Dorothy and Doris, aged 14, from their mother following a 1927 divorce. The hearing before Judge D A Cook allows the girls to remain with the father until August 27 for further proceedings. The girls expressed a desire to live with their father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
John A. Jonas
Cleveland
Dorothy
Doris
Jonas
Mation
Cook
Diary Tells Of Attacks On Girls
Thompson, a 26 year old machinist, is on trial for the sex murder of Mildred Hallmark, 13. His diary is cited by his counsel as proof of insanity. The diary reportedly lists numerous assaults on young girls and may be offered to show a pattern, though the state has kept the court record sealed to protect witnesses and victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probia
Treald Thompson
Ben Thurman
Thompson
Mildred Hallmark
Thurman
Edwin ¥. Champion
Lima mother dies of malaria fever at hospital
Mrs Clarence Wallace 35 died in Lima Ohio from malaria fever. She leaves eight children, two ill with the disease, as the family had been on relief while the father searched for work in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Clarence Wallace
Colorado
State Education Dept Pictured As Generous
In Columbus on July 30 the State Education Department was depicted as a generous parent to over 800 state aid school districts during testimony before a joint education committee. L. L. Louthian, state aid examiner, urged districts to pay teachers now or money would be diverted elsewhere. Critics claimed districts were paying for nine months when only eight were taught, prompting questions about enforcement and district reimbursements under new state policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Education Department
Joint Legislative Committee On Education
L. L. Louthian
Ralph Lutz
James M. Matthews
Leuthian
B. 0 Skinner
Education Direct Nied
Ines
Pians
Obituaries from Neath Record Include Doncaster and Maddock
Elizabeth Doncaster widow of Arthur W. Doncaster dies at 35 Seventh Street Elyria after a lingering illness Services set for 2:30 at Nichols Funeral Home conducted by Reverend William Muir Auld interment Brookdale Cemetery Surviving son Harold W and sister Mrs George Richwine of Elyria Bandits Hawin H Mees son of Mrs A G Highgats dies at Providence Hospital Survived by mother and brother William G Mellis Arthur W Maddock 64 retired American Steel and Wire accountant dies at sister Mellie Maddock s Ridgeville Home Spent 40 years in Cleveland never married Mason in Cleveland Survived by three sisters Miss Flora Madrinck Mrs Harry Stringer of Long Beach Calif and one brother Albert E Maddock North Ridgeville Body moved to Sudro Funeral Home for burial preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Doncaster
Arthur W. Doncaster
Seventh Street
Cleveland
Elyria
Doncaster
Harold W
Lanes
George Richwine
Nichols Funeral
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Brookdale Cemetery
Hawin H. Mees
Irs
A. G. Highgats
Providence Hospital
William G. Mellis
Arthur W. Maddock
Arthur W. Madock
American Steel and Wire Company
Mellie M. Maddouck
Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Mr. Madock
Masonia 1.0
Maddock
Flora Madrinck
Harry Stringer
Long Bearh
Calif
Albert E. Maddock
North Aidgeville
Sudro Funeral Home
Crystal Beach
N.C
Beaufort
N. C
Hoyt Hopkins
Harris Kelly
Jean
Burton Porter
Genoa
Russell Young
Richmond
Oberlin
Doylestown
E. J. Davis
Edna
Margaret Mason
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Ralph Husted
van Ausdale
Cascade Park
J P Morgan Calls On Baldwin in London
J P Morgan, the American international banker, met Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin in London on July 30. Banking circles whispered they discussed stabilizing currencies. An official said it was a personal talk recalling wartime friendship after a brief earlier meeting by Ambassador Robert Worth Bingham. North Manchurian authorities plan a supervisory office for all Manchurian railways in Harbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. P. Morgan
Stanley Baldwin
Robert Worth Binham
Baldwin
Harbin
Injunction Hearing Ends Early in Cleveland Case
The Cleveland Newspaper Guild and Lorain Journal injunction hearing before Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley ended abruptly after defendants withdrew from the case. The judge indicated an order would be entered for the plaintiff, with scope to be determined by the remaining evidence. The plant requested a ban on picketing, and a temporary order had been set for June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Newspaper Guild and
Lorain Journal
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Guil
Samuel Horvitt
Tevess
Schweld
Polhey
Olyerheid Weid
G Bt
Cleveland
Republican Rally Plans Big Open Air Meeting
A 1936 campaign outlook centers on voter determination to defend constitutional government. Richard Evans urges supporters to vote for pro constitution candidates and unite around Bill of Rights principals. The Elyria area prepares large rallies with speakers from Young Men's Republican Club and Elyria Women’s Republican Club, plus Bricker will speak at Avon Lake Municipal Beach on August 21. Absent ballots and disabled ballots are available. upcoming meetings of Elyria Men's Republican Club and Booth Workers are planned to boost turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard §Evans
Young Wen’s
Republican
Elyria Women's Republian Club
Avon Lake
Republican Club
Avon Lakes
Lorain County
John W. Bricker
Columbus
Franney Waite
Board of Flections
Elyria Men's Republican Club
Booth
Fara Larza
Food Processing Probe Looms
Washington July 30 1935 One day after new court attacks on the Agricultural Adjustment Administration the administration won legislative approval to a 150000 investigation of food processing The move signals a counter offensive against grain and meat processors who filed injunctions to block the processing tax used to fund farm benefits The suits were filed in Chicago by Swift and Company Armour and Company and 15 other firms arguing the AAA is unconstitutional
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Chicago
Swift and Company and Armour and Company
Otters
Local car damage and intoxication cases reported
Peter Marozsan of 338 Vulcan street told police his car was slightly damaged on Broad street yesterday by another vehicle backing out. Walter Root was fined 5 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication in police court before Mayor W H Vanoster. arrested Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Erie Parking & Operating Co
Peter Marozsan
Vulcan, Street
Broad Street
Marozsan
Walter Root
W. H Vanoster
Attack on corn processing tax sparks federal order
Springfield Illinois July 30 The first attack on the federal corn processing tax was launched when U S District Judge Charles G Briggle issued a temporary restraining order against collection from A E Staley Company of Decatur The order likely will be followed by similar moves by other urgent firms including Corn Products Refining Company The Staley suit challenges the tax as unconstitutional and involves about 750000 already paid The judge ordered continued payment into escrow while the case is pending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
U. S
Charles G. Briggle
A. E. Staley Company
Decatur
Ill
Corn Products Refining Company
Staley Company
Internal Revenue Collector
AAA
Staley
U S Posts Favorable Foreign Trade Balance in June
Washington July 30 The United States shows a favorable foreign trade balance for June the first in three months Exports reach 170 193 000 while imports total 156 756 000 according to the Commerce Department report The figures reflect stronger outbound trade and a narrowing deficit for the month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Flood Damage In Ohio Estimated At Million
Floods in South Central Ohio caused nearly 1 million dollars in property loss. Hocking and Fairfield counties lost at least half their crops, with Hocking around 300000 in cropland and Fairfield near 500000. Corn crops were devastated in Fairfield, while bridges, fences, and homes suffered damage. Athens and Perry counties saw minimal crop impact, while Ross County reported twisted corn from heavy rain and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Toay
Ohio
Hocking
Fairfield Counties
G. Harold Chambers
Hocking County
Fairfield County
A. W. Barr
Ohio Farm Bureau
Athens County
Ross County
Perry County
Tom Johnson
Health Survey Planned For Nation Wide Health Study
President Roosevelt released 3.45 million work relief funds to the public health service to hire 3,200 white collar workers. They will survey the Nation with house to house tours in rural and urban areas, examining chronic diseases and medical facilities. Of the total, 335,000 is allotted to Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Public Health Service
Ohio
Robinson family circus patriarch dies legacy in American circus
NUMBER FOUR Continues from Paget details the sale of the oldest American circus to American Circus Corp in 1916, Robinson recalling early life with his father, touring summers, and a cross country troupe. He preserved memories with three elephants Tony Clara Pitt and left a footprint in indoor circuses. He is survived by his wife Leonora Smith and two daughters Leonora Krebbiel and Ellanora Needles. London women are holding pont raras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Pineville
Tony
Clara
Pitt
Terrace Park
Masoniic Lodge
Leonora Smith
Leonora Krebbiel
Detroit
Ellanora Needles
Cincinnati
Budget notes and gas rate matter at city council
The 1936 budget details general and park funds and relief relief allocations. A proposed line seeks funds to battle the gas company before the Public Utilities Commission for lower rates. Councilman Leonard Fisk says a gas committee meeting with company officials is planned this week with a probable announcement next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Park Fund
Iisuil Health Fund
Public Utilities Commission
Leonard Fisk
Fern Barchard Granted Divorce From Morris Barchard
Judge Guy B. Findley granted Fern Barchard a divorce from Morris Barchard on grounds of extreme cruelty yesterday. Dora Moodt’s divorce suit against Andrew Moodt was dismissed in common pleas court yesterday per court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Barchard
Morris Barchard
Guy B. Findley
Dora Moodt
Andrew Moodt
Common Pleas
Tax proposals scrutinized as railroads face no relief
Examination of a proposed corporate tax shows graduation on net income would leave railroads with the current rate of 14.3 percent. The 13.1 to 14.1 percent scale would affect firms under 213,000 net income, with higher earners taxed at 14.1 percent. Gift and inheritance taxes remain, while excess profits tax faces mining industry pushback amid possible revisions. A steep personal income surtax schedule would raise taxes for high earners, altering outcomes for those with millions in taxable income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Cleveland Market Notes on Produce, Poultry and Livestock
Market row shows commodities across produce eggs and poultry with beans heavy activity in live poultry prices. Livestock listings report cattle calves sheep and hogs with price ranges and steady demand. Government egg price bulletin notes federal grading and retailer quotations. Stability in grains corn and wheat futures cited with quotes from Cleveland exchanges.
Traveling Actors To Be Financed
Work relief officials plan to spend 4 000 000 900 on financing traveling troupes of unemployed actors to educate and entertain the needy with legitimate drama. New York led the program with civilian conservation corps support, providing trucks, living accommodations, makeshift theaters, and salaries around 15 dollars weekly while unemployed designers craft sets and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Broadway
Hollywood
America
New York
Lasazeles
Ohic
Relief Administration
Clubs To Join In Basket Picnic In Oberlin
The Man's Civic Club will join the Brotherhood of Mt Zion Baptist church for a basket picnic at Leon Fannin's farm on North Main Street this evening with E J Sabie president of the Business Man's club as main speaker. Speaking starts about 7 AM. Open to the public. many citizens urged to attend. Oberlin Gold Fellows plan a fishing trip over the weekend to Huron leaving Saturday afternoon returning Sunday August 3 and 4. Contact Harry Campbell Jim Bryant or Harold Parsons to arrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Jaly
Man's Civic Club
Brotherhood of Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Leon Fannin
North Main Street
E. J. Sabie
Business Man's Club
Oberlin Gold Fellows Lodge
Huron
Harry Campbell
Jim Bryant
Harold Parsons
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Duchess of Bedford
Sahara Desert
State Education Dept
Edwin
Melles
Pierre R. Smith
REA Matey
WJAY
Newell
Erening
Newell Hotel
J.P. Morgan
Bulletin
Gasolene
Bill Marlett
West River Rd
North Ridgeville Garage
J. F. Spoers Furnace
W. River
Elyria Co. L
Terry
2Nd St, Elyria
West Point
Huron and
West Sts
W. A. Jenne Foster and
Adams Sts
Paget
American Circus Corp
Amerca
Pont Raras
Crete
TNT
Potr
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Lowla Biss
N. Pleasant &T
T. Ro Butts
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Mived
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchang
Fairchild Milling Co
Nuit
Donen
Wooster
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Soda Grille and Restaurant
Court ST
O’donnells
Acme
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Court Street
Turner
West Russia Club
Hacker
North Park Street
Catawba Island
H. W. Keighley
William Pratt
Steve Coinman
Charles Feakins
Clyde Rudekoff
Evangeline Hacker
Ruth Neiding
Martin Hacker
Rudekoff
Champney
The
Lorain County Pythian Association
Order
Cheapside
Temple Court
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