Congressman Calls Recall of Norman Davis as Europe Ambassador
Rep. Tinkham of Massachusetts urged the Administration in a House speech to recall Norman Davis from his post as special Ambassador to Europe. He alleged Davis had a troublesome business record and cited two court decisions, one from the District of Columbia Court of Appeals and one from the Supreme Court, which he read into the Congressional Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Administration
House
Norman Davis
Europe
Davis
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Congressional Record
Morgan Intercedes For Photographers At Senate Hearing
J P Morgan stepped in to shield photographers barred from the Banking and Currency Committee hearing. Chairman Fletcher limited photo taking in the room while Morgan, laughing at the circus midget moment, said he was a guest and accepted events of the Senate investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. P. Morgan
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Fletcher
Morgan
Senate
Thimble Answered By Gentle Response
A playful line suggests granting a request for a small, peculiar object. The speaker advises giving the young lady the dimuditive ar genteous truncated cons. convex on its summit, and semi-perforated with Syrmmmetrical indentations. The quip mixes whimsy with a pun on a delicate object.
Highway Robbery Racket Reported Near Ridgeville
Deputy Sheriff Ed Monroe was informed by a motorist on Cleveland road near Ridgeville of a suspected highway robbery racket. The planter-like incident occurred when the driver stopped to pick up a tire and three men emerged from brush toward him, prompting a rapid retreat to his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Monroe
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Brothers Held on Auto Theft Charge in Lorain
Stanley Bruce and his brother Oval, both 16, were turned over to Lorain authorities today on suspicion of stealing an automobile. Patrolman C. E. Parker stopped them near Rus a street around midnight. four tires and a battery were found in their car, which they admitted taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bruce
West River Street
Oval
Lorain
C. E. Parker
Rusa Street
Paroles Granted to Miller Brothers and Robbins in Village Burglary
Paroles were granted today to Russell and Robert Miller and to Charles Robbins for offenses in Sheffield Lake Village where they were arrested for breaking into a burn. They were sentenced to the county jail for 69 days and fined $160 and costs by Mayor Ed Burrell. Paroles were granted by county commissioners with consent of Mary Burrell and the county prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Robert Miller
Charles Robbins
Shefffield Lake Village
Ed. Burrell
Mary Burrell
Local resident reports youths damaged property and broken windows
Burt Pickard tells police that youths have turned his yard into a golf course at West Avenue and have broken windows at Zarace. The complaint notes ongoing vandalism and property destruction, with police records created for the incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Pickard
Loi West Avenue
Paroled Burglar Fred Averr to Connecticut
Dispatches from Columbus report Fred Averr, sentenced in Lorain County for burglary and larceny, will be paroled July 15 with the condition he proceeds to Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Averr
Lorain Couxhn
Connecticut
Columbus
Todar
Returned to Hospital After Escape
Deputy sheriffs plan to return John Wrosniak to Toledo Hospital for the Insane today after he escaped and later was found at his home nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wwsrostak
Toledo Hospital
Wrrosiak
Pillows Stolen From Mrs. Barnhart Home
Mrs. Barnhart of 1883 Clevelarn street reported to police that two perch pillows were stolen from her residence. She alleges neighbors may be responsible.
Plan for March of Jobless Men to State Capitol
Ohio unemployed groups plan a state relief march to Columbus to press for legislation enabling city and county relief agencies to meet needs. A meeting at 7 30 p m on the Lorain County courthouse steps will outline the plan with Co B Coniam of Cleveland as speaker. Elyrians may join the June 17 overnight stopover in Elyria as the Cleveland column travels through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Lorain County Court House
State Action Committee
Elyria
Cleveland
British Empire Club Formed Aimed At Friendship And Events
The British Empire Club held a Wednesday meeting at the WWFL Hall with 30 members electing officers and committees. An entertainment program followed, led by J Gatley, and refreshments were served as the group outlined aims to strengthen ties between Britain and the United States through social events, lectures, and mutual aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
WW. FL. W. Hall
J. Gatley
British Empire
United States
Death of Mrs Nellie Earley Cole at 67 in Columbia Township
Mrs Nellie Earley Cole 67 resident of Columbia Township died at home on Root road after a lingering illness. Born in Waverly New York she moved to Columbia in 1885 with her pastor father Rev Samuel Earley. She married William Cole in 1888 and is survived by nine grandchildren and several children. Funeral at home Sunday 2 pm and 2:30 pm at Baptist church. Burial in Columbia Cemetery.
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Nellie Earley Cole
Columbia Township
Root Road
Cole
Waverly
N. Y
Samuel Earley
Columbia
Earley
Columbia Baptist Church
Ts&s
Miss Earley
William Cole
Berea
Lydia Kelner
LaGrange
May Frick
Cuyahoga Falls
Virenia Jacquays
Charlies Longdin
Elyria
William Earley
Cleveland
Sne Ois
Baptist Church
Harold Halderman
Columbia Cemetery
Mary Perkins Dies After Brief Illness At Lorain
Mrs Mary Mo Perkins died at her home 1217 Seventh Street after a brief illness. A Lorain resident for 27 years she was born in Camden Ohio. Her husband preceded her in death. Surviving are daughter Mrs E C Goodson of Toledo son Harry at home sister Mrs Bertha Lauson of Albuquerque New Mexico and brother William Edick of Wood Mountain Michigan. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain, QC
Mary “Mo Perkins
Seventh Street
Lorain
Perkins
Camden
Ohio
E. C. Goodson
Toledo
Harry
Bertha Lauson
Albuquerque
New Mexico
William Edick
Wood Mounten
Michigan
June Fire Loss Tops May On First Day
Alyria reports a sharp June start with higher losses than all May, as a second street residence at 433 Second Street suffered a $20 damage blaze. Fire started in the attic, burned papers and ceiling structure, with hoses from multiple companies responding. cause undetermined. The earlier morning fire was an automobile blaze. May totals stood at $15 with three fires reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyria
Juine
Hugh Burns
Second Street
Engine Company One
Ladder Company One
High School Boy Dies At Oberlin
Clarence Greensdale, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Greensdale of 216 Hollywood Avenue, Oberlin Ohio, died yesterday at Allen Hospital after a months long illness. He was born April 20 1916 in Monroeville and moved to Oberlin with his parents ten years ago. He was a sophomore at Oberlin High School but could not attend this year due to ill health. He is survived by his parents a sister Evelyn a brother Thomas and grandmother Mrs Emma Vail of Norwalk along with several aunts and uncles. Funeral services will be held Monday at Sedgeman Funeral Parlors with time to be announced.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Clarence Greensdale
Henry Greensdale
Hollywood Avenue
Allen Hospital
Clarence
Monroeville
Oberlin High School
Becacase
Evelyn
Thomas
Emma Vail
Norwalk
Sedgeman
Music School Opens June 22 Under Oberlin Leaders
The Summer Music School enters its fourth season directed by Miss Marian Williams and Professor Gehrkens. Principal is Miss Hildy Magadsick, with Miss Ruth Brooks leading the piano class. Registration is June 21 and classes begin June 22 offering piano, singing, band, orchestra, strings, wind instruments, melody writing, and listening lessons with reduced tuition and a first time free scholarship for one student per grade four to six based on musical ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Williams
Oberlin
Gehrkens
Conservatory
Hildy Magadsick
Ruth Brooks
Oberlin Woman Mrs. Newell Sims Wins AAUW Contest
Mrs Newell Sims of Oberlin is named as a winner in an AAUW contest on phrases of the article A. The announcement highlights her selection among winners in the America Association of University Women event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Newell Sims
America Association of University Women
Lorain youths to face judge over car theft
Two Lorain youths were to appear before Juvenile Judge Hi C Wilcox today for the theft of Dr I Glucksman s car from 34th street and Broadway yesterday. Sheriff Clarence W Dick and deputies caught the pair about two hours after the theft. A suit filed in common pleas names four percent defendants in the will and estate of the late Mrs Florence E Rauh, executors The Cleveland Trust Company and Joseph Rauh seek a ruling on the estate valued near 700000 Mrs Clara Fridenstine of Elyria sues for divorce from Edwin on grounds of gross neglect. they wed in 1927 Jennie Mr Berk sues for alimony from A W Berk on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. temporary alimony hearing set for Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Hi. C. Wilcox
Dr. I. Glucksman
34Th Street
Broadway
Clarence W. Dick
Florence E. Lewis Rauh
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland Trust Company
Joseph Rauh
Raih
Clara Fridenstine
Bath Street
Elyria
Edwin
North Ridge Road
Jennie
Berk
A. W. Berk
Wellington
Curtis and Rankin Seek Republican Mayoral Nomination
Councilman Carl Curtis filed his petition for mayor with the board of elections, joining Mayor W. H. VanOster and Councilman O. E. Rankin. VanOster seeks Democratic renomination. Schilleman aims for re-election and Leonard Smith filed for president of council. Candidates must file by 6 30 P.M. June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Curtis
Board of Elections
W. H. VanOster
O. E. Rankin
Curtis
Rankin
VanOster
A. C. Schilleman
Leonard Smith
Council
Mayor Fines J McLaughlin For Intoxication
J McLaughlin was fined five dollars and costs after being arraigned before Mayor W H VanOster for intoxication this morning in a local court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mclaughlin
W. H VanOster
Police dog rescues 6-year-old from Newark water
In Newark Ohio on Thursday a police dog named Itobo saved Willie Lankford aged 6 from drowning after the boy’s mother leaped into the water and the dog pulled him to shore. The dog’s handler is James Goods.
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Newark
Willie Lankford
Hife
James Goods
Fellowship Crusade Significance to the Branch
Mrs Sims the sole Ohio prize winner writes on fellowship fellowship significance to the Oberlin Branch of the A A U W. The branch lists four members who have benefited by fellowships Dr Susan Nichols Dr Florence Fitch Miss Mary Eaily Sinclair and Dr Hope Hibbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Ohio
Oberlin
Susan Nichols
Florence Fitch
Mary Eaily Sinclair
Hope Hibbard
Dainty Stitchers 4 H Club Plans Meeting Tomorrow
The Dainty Stitchers 4 H club will meet tomorrow at 2 PM in the Oberlin Grange Hall for their regular gathering. Thirteen members attended last Saturday's session, which opened with a business meeting followed by a recreational hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dainty Stitchers
Oberlin Grange Hall
Oberlin Pair Elected Officers At Ohio Music Meeting
At the Ohio Music Education Association annual meeting held at Oberlin Inn two Oberlin residents were elected to new officer posts for next year. The list includes President Samuel T. Burns of Medina County, First Vice-President Louis Pete of Ashland, Second Vice-President Arthur Williams of Oberlin, Secretary George Waln of Oberlin, and Treasurer Francis Hendry of Painesville, all noted for Director of Music roles in their areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Music Education Association
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin
Samuel T. Burns
Medina County
Louis Pete
Ashland
Arthur Williams
George Waln
Francis Hendry
Painesville
Oberlin News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Mrs. Fred Smith of Honolulu plans a lengthy summer visiting relatives in Oberlin and vicinity, while Miss Ida May Flickinger leaves Oberlin for a government botany lab position in Houston, Texas. Captain and Mrs. Ernest W. Brown of Washington, D. C. stay with Mrs. Bruce H. Davis this week, Oberlin Chapter Royal Arch Masons meet tonight, Mrs. J. M. Perryman returns from Wooster, and Mrs. Guy Clark of Sandusky visits with Morgan Street residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Honolulu
H. T
J. W. Hill
West College Street
Oberlin
Ida May Flickinger
Oberlin College Botany Laboratory
Houston
Texas
Ernest W. Brown
Washington, D. C
Bruce H. Davis
Finn Street
Morgan and Company in Panic Pool In 1929 30
testimony outlines profits and losses in a 1929 30 period tied to Allegheny corporation and Morgan operations. It notes a 9 675 million loan to General Securities with an option to buy 272 500 Allegheny shares at 29 and profits of 69 percent totaling 503 929 20. Whitney describes the panic pool as a rescue party with no profit aim and confirms fiscal-agent ties to the Belgium government and Guarantee Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Corporation
Drexel and Company
Sharp and Dohme
Morgan
Morgan and Company
General Securities Corporations
O. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Allegheny
van Sweringens
J. P. Morgan and Company
Whitney
New York
Pecora
United States Steel
Radio Corporation
Raddio
Second reforestation camp site chosen at Roosevelt Preserve
PORTSMOUTH O June 2 A site for a second government re forestation camp will be prepared in the Roosevelt Game Preserve Carlos Graham state forester announced A detachment of 225 men will be sent from Camp Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Roosevelt Game Preserve
Carlos Graham
State Forester
Camp Knox
Fred Holby to Stand Trial for Greenfield Officer Killing
Hillsboro Ohio June 2 Fred Holby 54 Greenfield will go on trial June 26 on charges of killing Greenfield policeman Thomas Caniff during a robbery Holby pleaded not guilty before Judge H C McBride
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Fred Holby
Greenfield
Thomas Caniff
Holby
H. C. McBride
Probe Air Crash in Cajon Pass Kills Three Soldiers
SAN BERNADINO Calif June 2 Army air officers opened an investigation into a Cajon Pass crash that killed three Army Air Corps privates and injured four others on a dual motor bomber en route from March Field to Crissey Field San Francisco An inquest will be held with officers from March Field Riverside testifying The dead are Private Charles M Leadbetter Private Lawrence D Romano and Private Addison C Spencer The injured include Private Paul L Blinka Lieutenant EL D Kennedy and Set Seymour R Decker Kennedy and Elinka were listed in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernadino
Calif
Army Air Officers
Cajon Pass
Here
Army Air Corps
Charles M. Leadbetter
Roseburg
Ore
Lawrence D. Romano
Syracuse
N.Y
Addison C. Spencer
Pittsburgh
March Field
Crissey Field
San Francisco
Bank Hold Up Bandits Forge Desperate Escape
Wilbur Underhill and Harvey Bailey led a Chelsea bank robbery escaping with 2300. A witness linked Underhill to the crime as Kansas convicts spread through Arkansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Fugitives traced to near Picher Oklahoma and Tulsa with gunfire. A night watchman slain at Chetopa Kan and two Oklahoma prisoners captured at Stuart Okla reduced fugitive roster to 11.
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Wilbur Underhill
Harvey Bailey
Bank of Chelsea
Underhill
York
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma Hills
Chelsea
Picher
Okla
Chetopa
Kan
Tulsa
Oklahoma
McAlester
Stuart
Oklo
Jim Stribling
H. D. Bradbury
Ozarks
Siloam Springs
Ark
Theesighorth
Bob la Follette
Baby Contest Awards To Be Made Tonight
The Capitol Theatre and local merchants sponsor the Baby Popularity Contest with prizes to be awarded at 9 p m tonight on the Capitol Theatre stage. Fifty four babies entered, and photos of all contestants were taken by Day's and Scheide's Studios. parents may now pick up pictures of their babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Day
Scheide
Ferriman Buys Gardian Store In Elyria
Walter W. Ferriman takes over the Gardian grocery at 385 Fast Bridge street in Elyria. He brings 14 years in grocers, five years in Elyria, and a year running a fruit and vegetable market at 394 Broad street. He plans a complete stock of groceries and allied goods with emphasis on quality and ample parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Aay
Walter W. Ferriman
S. L. Gardian
Fast Bridge Street
Broad Street
New Mexico
Ferriman
Akron glider pilot aims to break world loops record
E B Bud Sutherland plans a Sunday attempt at Wayne County Airport Detroit to exceed his 35 consecutive glider loops world mark set last summer in a bid to extend his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
E. B
Bud’ Sutherland
Wayne County
Detroit
Markets and Prices From Cleveland Trade Report
Markets show weak meat and steady poultry with varying prices. Livestock reports indicate steady to slightly lower bids, calves strong, and sheep limited. potatoes and grains show mixed receipts and modest gains across U S markets.
Grain price listings from Cleveland market report
Cleveland grain prices show No 1 red wheat at 58 1 44 and 89, No 2 at 9 1 4 90. Corn lists No 3 yellow 49 50 cents and No 2 white 59, oats No 3 white 25 3 4 29 1 4, No 2 white 29 1 4 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago Cass Quotations Butter and Egg Prices Report
Chicago Cass quotations show butter receipts at 21 700 tubs with weakness across grades and June futures. Eggs receipts reach 45 548 cases with weak reference to extra firsts and storage packed fist values, plus refrigerator standards noted for October and June futures. Poultry live receipts recorded at 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CASS
West Carlisle Jolly Hustlers Plan A Busy Summer
The West Carlisle Jolly Hustlers Four-F Club met at the Carlisle Grange Hall with 23 members. They outlined plans for using articles clothing flowers and furniture and will begin work immediately. A joint picnic with the community Four-H Club is also planned for soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Carlisle Jolly Hustlers
Carlisle Grange Hall
Grange Hall
Farmers Local Markets Produce Prices Listed
A scanned market report lists asparagus per dozen at mostly 40 to 50 cents per bunch, lettuce and greens in 10 lb baskets with various prices, onions green at 50 to 75 cents per dozen, radishes in two dozen bunches with several price points, rhubarb per dozen at 15 to 20 cents, spinach mostly 20 to 25 cents, and turnip tops 15 to 20 cents per 10 lb basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Farmyard and Dairy Butter and Poultry Prices Review
Prices for butter extras 25c, standards 12 13c, medium fowls 12 13c, Leghorn fowls lie ducks 9 111c, pig cocks 9c, heavy broilers flc, Leghorn broilers 14 16c, turkeys lic. Eggs extras 12c current receipts 11-2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
LU. S
Market prices for sugar grain and feeds on Cleveland basis
Quotations from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange list wholesale prices for cane sugar at 4.79 per car, various grain and flour values, hay and straw by type and quality, and mill feeds including middlings and meals. Prices cover corn, wheat, oats, hay, alfalfa, and cottonseed meal with percentages and unit measures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
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Bulletin
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Castle’s
Second
State Capitol
Foster
Over Krogers
Mary M. Perkins
South Pleasant Street
Esther Auflen
Ronald Wilboni
Music School
Oberlin Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
J. M. Perryman
Cora Pelton
Wooster
Humphreys
Morgan Street
Guy Clark
Sandusky
Guarantee Trust Company
Probe
Watchman
W.W. Ferriman
Gardian
Geenie
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Idaho
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
West Carlisle
Jolly Hustlers
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Frank’s
Lodi
West Ave
West Avenue
California Fruit Store
Frank Hager
M. Bates
the China Shop
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