Roosevelt Urges Navy Grads to Broaden Ties and Democracy
At Annapolis a 432 member class received Ensigns with President Roosevelt urging breaking professional caste barriers and fostering ties with ordinary Americans. Those not commissioned were awarded Bachelor of Science degrees, as drills and ceremony highlighted the academy’s heritage and service to the nation.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Roosevelt
Washington
Academy
Congress
Air
Navy
United States Navy
Uind
United States
Faith in the Future Speech to Voters Promises Hope
A political speaker addresses city villagers farmers and workers urging unity across classes from rich to poor and calling all people to seize the opportunity. He urges them to keep the faith and wishes good luck in the days ahead.
Local girl sues Ohio Fuel Gas for injuries
Margaret Nagy aged 12 and her father Sigmund Nagy of West River street filed a $10,000 suit against Ohio Fuel Gas Company. They allege she injured by a shut off pipe protruding above ground near her home and tripped March 27, breaking her arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nagy
Sigmund Nagy
West River Street
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Patrick Boyle Bound to Grand Jury on Assault Charge
Patrick Boyle of Schoal street appeared before Justice Joseph Petro and was bound to the grand jury under a $290 bond on an assault and battery charge filed by Elizabeth Everett. Boyle denied the charges as Everett, a former housekeeper for Boyle's brother in law, reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Boyle
Schoal Street
Elizabeth Everett
Joseph Petro
Boyle
Miss Everett
Paroled Embezzler Clarence Troutman Faces Two Year Term
Clarence Troutman former pay master for Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company was paroled to Detective Lloyd Sweet for two years after pleading guilty to embezzling 960 dollars from the firm in December 1932 before Judge A. R. Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Troutman
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company
Lloyd Sweet
A. R. Webber
City expands garden relief program amid cuts and work demand
Mayor Van Oster and officials outline a drastic garden requirement for relief recipients aimed at reducing welfare claims. About 790 relief ferries remain, with 500 plots and 10 acres of municipal land cultivated for produce valued at 9 000 to 10 900 dollars. Labor is provided by relief workers, who receive food in exchange.
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Son
Houghton
Mr. Houghton
W. H. van Oster
L. A. Hastings
VanQoster
Cleveland Street
Abbe Road
Sales Tax Bill Wrecked by Committee in Columbus
Ohio House Taxation Committee rejected the 40 million dollar Retail Sales Tax Bill, killing White administration plans to extend the tax program. Despite support from some Democrats, the measure failed 15 to 9, with leadership considering a standstill and possible revival later. The House Schools Committee meanwhile moved to draft a substitute public school plan.
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Columbus
White
House Taxation Committee
William M. Goodwin
Butler Gounty
House
Adam Frick
Portsmouth
Edward T. Carney
Cleveland
Carney
Douglas
Juno
Tuscarawas
Frick
Scioto
Niswanger
Montgomery
Mildren
Washington
O’neil
Akron
Goodwin
Butler
Keifer
Clark
Allen
Cincinnati
Carey
Toledo
Curtis
San Gusky
Seneca
Razer
Shelby
Lehmann
Sandusky
Ward
Monroe
Bostwick
Madison
Creesy
Ashtabula
Gradison
Roberts
Stark
Geauga
Whitney
Delaware
Wilkins
Lake
Cassidy
Schools Committee
Senate Taxation Committee
D. J. Gunsett
van Wert
Gundsett
Frank E. Whittemore
Goodwill Toward Men Inspires Moral Focus
A brief essay notes that goodwill toward others forms the basis of morality and ethical conduct. It highlights kindness as a universal standard guiding behavior toward neighbors, strangers, and communities.
Thumber Has Tough Luck Near Oberlin
Ft. Dodge man K. T. Palmer traveling as an American Legion representative reported a robbery near Oberlin. He said a male rider forced him from the car between here and Oberlin about 10 p m, stole $18 in cash and travelers checks and three traveling bags valued at 150 dollars, and then gave his name as Robert Jordan of Pittsburgh. Palmer walked to Elyria and notified Sheriff Clarence Dick around midnight.
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Ft. Dodge
American Legion
Here
Oberlin
Clarence Dick
Palmer
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Robert Jordan
Elyria
Pleads Not Guilty To Serious Charge
Ernest Krause of Diagonal road pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro last night. He is held in jail on a $300 bond pending trial at 2 p.m. Krause was arrested on Butternut Ridge road by deputy sheriffs.
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Ernest Krause
Diagonal Road
Joseph Petro
Krause
Butternut Ridge Road
Quail Crashes Ambulance In Vernon Collision
In Vernon Indiana a quail smashed through the ambulance windshield startling two men, cutting them with flying glass as the vehicle sped along. The bird died in the impact.
Powell walks away after 3900 foot plane crash
El Dorado Kansas aviator Frank Powell plummeted 3900 feet in a wrecked plane but escaped with only a broken rib and a minor leg cut. He survived the fatal crash without serious injury, signaling a remarkable endurance amid disaster.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Frank Powell
Tax Penalty Rebates And Utility Tax Increase Vote
A bill proposes partial rebates on penalties for tax delinquency if paid within days after due. Rep W T Roberts Belmont County defends raising the utility excise tax from 2.85 to 4 percent, or an amendment to 3 percent totaling an extra 231.25 million annually. The measure, with one opposing vote, was postponed to hear opponents.
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W. T. Roberts
Belmont County
Roberts
Morgan Reveals Paper Profits From United Corporation
Washington June 1 Morgan and Company and its partners showed paper profits of 152.568 million on United Corporation securities in the Senate inquiry. George Whitney Morgan partner testified the cost was about 80 million for 1.2 million common shares and 1,714,200 option warrants. He noted no actual profit was taken and described a prior 28 million real gain from selling 200,000 warrants and a potential 7.009 million profit from bargain stock.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan and Company
United Corporation
Senate Morgan
Public
Morgan
George Whitney
Whitney
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Morgan Partners
Morgan and Company
Salmon Catch Delights Glendalfie Angler
Albert Soxder enjoyed a brief half day of trolling in Glendalfe Ore Oregon when a 20 pound Chinook leapt into his boat, ending a quiet fishing trip with a surprising catch.
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Glendalfe
Ore
Albert Soxder
Mrs. C. A. Chick Dies At Oberlin
Mrs. Charles A. Chick aged 70 died yesterday morning at Allen hospital Oberlin after months of illness. Born in Chelsea Massachusetts 1846 she spent much of the last thirty years in Arlington Massachusetts. Survived by daughter Mrs Horton of Oak Street Arlington son Ward Chick Arlington sister Mrs C Dudley Pratt Livermore California and two grandchildren Natalie and Ward Chick Jr. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at the Horton home Oak Street with Dr Richards and Dean Graham in charge Memorial services will follow at First Baptist Arlington Mass Interment in Arlington Massachusetts.
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Mrs. Chick
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Arington
Mass
Oberlin
Walter M. Horton
Allen Hospital
Mrs. Horton
Oakstreet
Ward S. Chick
Arlington
C. Dudley Pratt
Livermore
Calif
Natalie
Ward Chick, Jr
Arling Law
Cast Named For Graduates Play
The Centennial Commencement play The emost will be staged June 15 and 16 in Warner gymnasium with a large cast led by Alfonso King of Maples James Harger as Sebastian Richard Asyling Presusivo the right Duke of Milan and George Biro as the usurping Duke of Milan The cast includes Fireland Cron Zalo Callihan Trinculo Stephano and Miranda among others Dalcroze dancers from the Conservatory will perform under Betty Towne Katherine Danforth Marienne Stinson, supervised by Mrs. C Portman Dillard and Miss Schnyder Dal.
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Warner Gymnasium
Alfonso
Maples
James Harger
Sebastian
Richard Asyling
Presusivo
Milan
LeRoy Graf
Antonio
George Biro
Fireland
Mallory Bransford
Cronzalo
Gordon Scott
Francisco
Robert Cornelius
Callihan
Archibald McLeod
Trinculo
Scott Ellese
Stephano
Homer Hartzell
Melville Ruggles
Phillip Mayer
Miranda
Prospero
Janica Ruth
Aviel
Margaret McPherson
Iris
Elinor Cutlesa
Ceses
Helen Simon
Juno
Julia Doblins
Dalcroze
Conservatory
Betty Towne
Katherine Danforth
Marienne Stinson
C. Portman Dillard
Miss Schnyder
Dal
Former Oberlin Man Dies in Minnesota
George H. Booth of Lake City Minnesota died May 1 after a stroke of apoplexy His parents were former Oberlin residents and he was a 1890 Oberlin College graduate He spent his career in educational work after leaving Oberlin
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Oberlin
Minnesota
George H. Booth
Lake City
Minn
Oberlin College
Engagement of Miss Margaret Ralston to Charles Kirshner
Announcement notes the engagement of Miss Margaret Ralston daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester F Ralston of North Professor street to Charles I T Kirshner son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Kirshner of Kansas City Missouri Ralston an Oberlin College alum class of 1930 now employed at the New York Public Library Kirshner a staff member of Oberlin College is connected with RCA headquarters in New York
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Margaret Ralston
Chester F. Ralston
North Professor Street
Charles IT. Kirshner
Charles H. Kirshner
Kansas City
Miss Ralston
Oberlin College
New York Public Library
Kirshner
New York
Doll Program By Oberlin Conservatory Children
The Children's Department of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music presents a Doll program Friday June 2 at 4 15 P M in Warner Hall. All are invited and children bringing dolls may attend as guests of the dolls taking part. The program was written especially for the dolls by the Junior department of the Conservatory.
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Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Conservatory
Pythian Sisters Plan Memorial Service
The Pythian Sisters will hold a memorial service on Friday evening June 2. They will meet at the hall at 6 45 and proceed to Westwood Cemetery for the service.
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Pythian Sisters
Westwood Cemetery
Theological Seminary preacher to speak at First Baptist
Albert W. Buck of the Theological Seminary will preach at the First Baptist church on Sunday June 4. Reverend James, pastor, is spending a short time at his summer home in Bradley Beach New Jersey.
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Albert W. Buck
The
Theological Seminary
First Baptist Church
Rev
James
Bradley Beach
N. J
Tobins Attend Deerfield Graduation. Maysick to Northwestern Degree
Mr and Mrs Frank Tobin plan to travel Saturday to Deerfield Massachusetts for Deerfield Academy graduation where their son Wallace is in the class. Miss Hilda Maysick will be awarded a Master of Music at Northwestern Universitys seventy fifth commencement on Saturday. Magd Sick is an instructor and critic teacher in the School Music department of the Conservatory but has a leave of absence this year for further study. Mr and Mrs Albert Tudge of Mayfield Heights Cleveland visited yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Parsons on North Professor Street.
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Frank Tobin
Deerfield
Masa
Deerfield Academy
Wallace
Hilda Maysick
Northwestern University
Magdsick J
Scho
Conservatory
Albert Tudge
Mayfield Heights
Cleveland
Albert Parsons
North Professor Street
Township tax apportionment clash over road funds explained
A county official argues city taxpayers were never assessed for township road maintenance. He traces Road District No. 1 bonds to a $2 million burden shared by five townships, notes Gulf Road and other taxes, and urges cooperation between Elyria city and Elyria Township while correcting claims of city contributions. He recalls liquor fine refunds and asserts duties to inform taxpayers.
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Cheney
Eaton
Carlisle
la Grange
Ridgeville
Elyria
Elyria City
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria Township
Crabbe
Ohio
Justice of the Peace Courts
Lorain
Markets Close Elland Produce and Grain Prices Report
Market conditions show weakness in butter and eggs with lower receipts as standards drift downward. Poultry steady with varied prices for heavy fowl leghorn and turkeys, potatoes receipts on track with steady trading. wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seed listed with price ranges and regional references.
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Beesule
Amichigann
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Alabama
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Cleveland livestock prices solid with steady to slightly higher bids. cattle and veal volumes mixed as weights shift. steer demand strengthens while cows and bulls hold steady. lambs and yearlings show modest gains with select lots reaching nine dollars per hundredweight.
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Cleveland
MacGgs
Louu
Tio Odemard
Cleveland Grain Prices Scrambled in OCR Note
The fragment lists grain quotes with No 1 red and No 2 red prices for car lots missing clear numbers. Corn shows No 3 yellow and No 2 white values around 350c, oats mention No 8 white around 29 and 291-260, but many digits are garbled.
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Cleveland
Chicago Butter and Egg Quotations June 1
Chicago cash butter prices steady with creamery specials and extra firsts listed by score. Egg receipts total 6 958 cases with steady prices for fresh graded and storage packed firsts and extras. futures for butter and storage standards noted with dates.
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Chicago
Farm Laborer Wages Declined in Louisiana Says Report
New Orleans report by Lionel L Jones of the U S Department of Agriculture finds farm labor wages in Louisiana at about half 1950 levels and 190 job seekers per 100 openings. State average with board is 10.59 monthly. in 1930 wages were 23.25.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Lionel L. Jones
United States Department of Agriculture
Turtle with Chinaman design found on turtle shell in Grass Lake
In Grass Lake near Naples Texas Davis Johnson II found a small turtle with a unique under shell design showing a Chinaman figure with slanting eyes. The oddly depicted motif drew attention as a curious natural occurence near Naples.
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Texarkana
Texas
Davis Johnson
Grass Lake
Naples
Governor Willett addresses graduates on living with liberty
Dr Willett urges graduates to choose vocations that serve world needs and use time to best advantage. He calls the fine art of living harder than earning a living and defines love as social solicitude, urging repayment to community from educational opportunities. R C Maston notes funding difficulties in schools but optimism remains.
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Willett
R. C. Maston
Grain and Feed Price List From Cleveland Exchange
Quotations furnished by the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange show prices for corn wheat oats hay and mill feeds. Prices include No 1 red clover No 3 yellow corn No 2 yellow No 1 red wheat flour and various timothy hay straw alfalfa and meal products with ranges and per unit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Eighty-First Elyria High Commencement Ends
The Elyria High School class of 223 graduates received diplomas from Dr. A R Agate with remarks on budget and term shortening. Principal C P Shively introduced top honors Esther Mae Bowen and Lucilla Mae Hand as the ceremony concluded with the class singing their farewell and marching as alumni.
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Agate
C. P. Shively
Esther Mae Bowen
Lucilla Mae Hand
Ernst Irion
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
William Auld Auld
First Congregational Church
Raymond Huston
Handel’s
Fannie Beller
Godard
Elyria High School
Allegheny Mountains
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Navy School
Pierre R. Smith Cities Service Securities
Ely Block
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Grand Jury
Wills O) Gradison
Frank Ward
Monroe County
Taxation Committee
L. I. Marshall
Senate
W. J. Zoul
Karl W. Klein
West Ave
QUAIL
C. A. Chick
Oberlin, O
Charles A. Chick
Craze
Turtle
A. R. Agate
Board of Education
Gulf Gas
Alfred Alten
Second St
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Ourt Street
Richman Bros
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