Lorain County to Eliminate Precinct 4 E for Budget Save
Lorain County Board of Elections weighs eliminating Precinct 4 E to save about 126 dollars yearly by removing ten workers and related costs. The plan shifts Precinct 4 F voters between 4 D and 4 F to balance population around 350 each, with 4 E south of Broad Street moving to 4 D and north to 4 F.
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Elyria
Lorain
Stetgen
Vetera
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Fourth Ward
Erie Street
Jefferson School
New York Central
Huron Street
Stelson
Water Carnival At Y M C A Tonight
Queen Aphrodite Sa die Vie Wurts presides at a water carnival at the Y M C A swimming pool. Aphrodite Club, a new Y M C A group, directs a program with life saving diving and formation swimming demonstrations, followed by a fish fry at Wayside Inn.
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Aphrodite
Sadie Vie Wurts
Aphrodite Chub
Alicea Glover
Wayside Inn
Jean Harlow Sits Up in Bed After Illness Recovery
HOLLYWOOD June 4 Jean Harlow sat up in bed for meals today and was expected back at the studio within days. Dr E C Fishbaugh said the ailment, diagnosed as a real bladder ailment, was painful but not serious. Her mother Mrs Jean Belio said she suffered terribly Wednesday night and the physician added she is better. At her present rate of progress she will return to work soon.
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Hollywood
Jean Harlow
E. C. Fishbaugh
Jean Belio
City Planning Commis sion Opposes Zoning Change North of Broad
The City Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals yesterday recommended against filing building restrictions north of Broad Street between Kipling and Summer streets after residents protested. Vic Resar sought to reclassify from Class B residence to Commercial to build a warehouse. Council referred the request to the planning and zoning board for a report due Monday night.
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City Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Broad Street
Kipling
Summer Streets
Vic Resar
Planning and Zoning Board
Death Notices for Mrs Barbara Eschtruth and Others
Three obituary notices from Amherst Township and Wellington detail the deaths of Mrs Barbara Eschtruth, Henry Edward Hoard, and William Clarence Whipple. Eschtruth, widow of Jacob Eschtruth, died after a lingering illness at Middle Ridge, Amherst Township, born February 1861, survived by son Harvey, grandchildren Ruth and Gerald, siblings, and four sisters. arrangements pending at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Hoard, 60, a New York Central brakeman born July 21, 1876 in Elyria, died suddenly at 7:00 am at 148 Clark Street, survived by wife Anna, two daughters, two brothers, one sister, and two grandchildren. services to be held at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with burial at Sudro Curtis pending. Whipple, 70, of 138 Union Street, Church of Christ member, died after months of illness. survived by wife Mabel and sister Minota Kinney. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Barbara Eschtruth
Jacob Eschtruth
Middle Ridge
Amherst Township
Townline Road
South Ridge Church
Harvey G. Eschtrath
Ruth
Gerald Eschtruth
Louis Spiegelherz
Mary Eppley
Adison Highway
Louise Beal
Elyria
Amelia Rahl
Chestnut Ridge
Caroline Spiegelberg
Cleveland
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Henry Edward Hoard
Clark Street
Mr. Hoard
New York Central Railroad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Anna E. Hoard
Edith Bolamer
Marion Shrubsole
Richard Hoard
George Hoard
Nora Littleton
Detroit
Michigan
Sudro- Curtis
J. L. Urich
William Clarence Whipple
Wellington
Union Street
Church of Christ
Mabel
Minota Kinney
Machinists Union To Be Installed In Elyria
Plans for installation of a charter for a new Elyria union to be Local 1282 of the International Association of Machinists are underway, announced by president William Borac and Edward Knipper. The local formed by Perry-Fay Company employees, charter installation expected soon. The IAM is affiliated with the AFL, and the local grew from Elyria Central Labor Union’s spring organizing drive.
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Elyria Union
International Association of Machinists
William Borac
Ipresident
Edward Knipper
Perry-Fay Company
American Federation of Labor
Fog lights stolen from railroad yardmaster’s car
H. M. Tapper of West Ridge, yardmaster for the New York Central Railroad, reported a theft of a pair of fog lights from his automobile. The loss occurred Wednesday while the car was parked near the Pfandier Company, with a value listed at 19.26 dollars.
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H. M. Tapper
West Ridge
New York Central Railroad
Tapper
Pfandier Company
Movie Extras Transported To Ranch For Wild Party
Hollywood reports allege 125 extras in cowgirl uniforms were bussed to a ranch house for a drunken party hosted by visiting salesmen. A 20 year old extra, Pamela Doughis, alleges assault by an unidentified man. Ginger Wyatt, 19, says actor Wallace Beery tried to help her. Deputy DA Williams ordered the studio to surrender the accused and pursue questioning. the case hinges on an assault affidavit and medical confirmation.
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Hollywood
District Attorney's Office Today
Pamela Doughis
Ginger Wyatt
Wallace Geery
Beery
Court House Fines and DUI Case Reported
Fines of $1 and costs for traffic and motor law violations were assessed for two people arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro. Winifred Steinoff of Elyria faced a night driving without taillight charge, Frank Arnoczky of Vincent fined for failing to stop at the Route 57 Mid dle Ridge road intersection. Leo E. Fielding, a 53 year old retired Cleveland fireman, to be tried for drunken driving after a collision at Fields Corners with a truck driven by Elmer C. Biener of Cleveland. Fielding’s passenger Matt Slife, 77, a Cleveland blacksmith, suffered minor cuts. Richard Hasselback of Fremont was fined $2 for failing to stop at Routes 10 and 57, total $28.10 with costs. The First Savings and Loan Company filed suit against Marie Van Dyke et al for $3,910 seeking foreclosure of Elyria property. Gertrude Kinetz of Lorain was granted a divorce from Mike Kinetz on cruelty grounds and restored to her former name Gertrude Maslanka.
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Joseph Petro
W. B. Lytle
Winifred Steinoff
Elyria
Frank Arnoczky
Vincent
Route 57
Middle Ridge Road
Leo E. Fielding
Cleveland
Preston Coon
Fields Corners
Fielding
Elmer C. Biener
Matt Slife
Shife
Richard Hasselback
Fremont
Chalmer Davidson
First Savings and Loans Company
Marie van Dyke Et al
Gertrude Kinetz
Lorain
Mike Kinetz
Guy B. Findley
Gertrude Maslanka
Rally Service at Church of Christ Homecoming Rally Day
The Church of Christ plans a Homecoming and Rally Day Sunday as the climax of a six weeks tithe campaign. Minister Will J. Foster expects a capacity audience, with invitations sent to all church homes. The congregation, over fifty years old, now has about 1090 members, and Foster will speak on the theme Bringing Congregation Together.
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Church of Christ
Will J. Foster
Foster
Tie Score In Drive For Memberships
Tie game reports in the MC A boys division membership drive with Tack VYoxt'n team aiming for their first victory as their captain leads the opposing squad.
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Tack
Unger Leads Campaign Baseball Series To Tie
Maynard Unger won the first game 3 to 1 and the second 4 to 0, while the final game ended 2 to 2 as the campaign adopts a baseball series format with 24 memberships turned in during the first three days.
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Maynard Unger
Camp Staff to Assume Indian Titles at Vermilion River Camp
The Iss-See-Kos summer program near Vermilion River will adopt an Indian life theme with staff titles such as big chief medicine man and tribe chiefs. Luben Kutuachieff, a Bulgarian MCA secretary, directs the camp craft program including Bulgarian and Indian crafts. Camp activities cover nature study, handicraft, camp craft, hiking, and traditional ceremonials, with periods from June 22 to July 16 and a new longer term option for multi period attendance.
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Iss-See-Kos
Vermilion River
Luben Kutuachieff
Ober- Hlin College Graduate School of Theology
Carl W. Wagner
James Whyte
J. L. Crich
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Richard Mathis
Huron Lodge
Jack Yost
Wrandotte Lodge
Harold Black
Mohican Lodge
Maynard Unger
Iroquois Lodge
Ruette
Drivers License Exams Tomorrow in Elyria
Applicants for drivers licenses will take examinations tomorrow by the Elyria Police department led by Detective Lloyd Sweet and Patrolman Loren Miller. Tests run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the first Saturday each month for applicants under 18 or classified as beginners.
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Elyria
Lloyd Sweet
Loren Miller
New Corn Varieties Being Tested in Lorain County
Lorain County farmers test 14 silage corn varieties on the C. BE. Dickason farm to compare yield and dry matter, with another trio of sweet corn plots led by Leimbach, Gerhart, and Peak. Ohio K-23 is being tried by seven farmers including Hursh, Babcock, Hasenpflug, Stang, Dickason, Rowland, and Myers. hybrid trials also expand, lifting interest in new plantings.
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Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
C. BE. Dickason
Wayne Leimbach
Brownhelm
Joseph Gerhart
Ridgeville
Theodore Peak
Avon
Leimbach
Ben Burge
Wellington
Ora Crocker
Ohio
Harold Hursh
Eugene Babcock
Gerald Hasenpflug
F. Stang
C.E. Dickason
H. B. Rowland
George Myers
Theodore Breyler
Pittsfield
Reinstatement talks end with Dean and Frick clash
The session on the Dean reinstatement escalated with Dean refusing to sign documents after a two part hearing. Frick and secretary Lloyd signed, leading to a 24 hour reinstatement report and a stormy atmosphere as Dizzy pressed to appeal to Commissioner Landis. Two Lorain men were released on bond after continued cases for carrying concealed weapons and disorderly conduct near the Y M C A. The Y M C A launches a Send a Boy to Camp campaign with Wagner presenting camp life reels and a rally featuring Roger Peckinpaugh to inspire Elyria boys.
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Dean
Frick
League
Dizzy
Landis
Frankie Frinch
Cardinals
Clarence Jloyd
Lorain
Superior Division of Steel and Tubes, Inc
Georges Cornino
Victor Avenue
John Kuhn
East 29Th Street
Wagner
Roger, Peckinpaugh
Bhox
Elyria Boys
German exiles seek clemency in German case
The report details German authorities holding Ieseh for explosives, with claims of a plot against a high official. It covers American citizenship questions for several relatives, efforts by American Consul Gelst at Berlin and Ambassador Dodd to obtain clemency for Helmuth Hirsch, and Dodd's meetings with Neurath and the chancellery, all without success.
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Stuttgart
Ater
Caechoslovakia
Ieseh
Stumer
Adolf Hitler
United States
Germany
Elrach
New Castle
Helmuth Hirsch
State Department
Raymond I. Gelst
Berlin
Hirsch
Foreign Office
Unaffiliated Employer Work Ties to Plant Closures
Number Five continues from page three detailing Kercheva plant shutdowns that may force De Soto plant closure, affecting 2,000 workers. Herman L. Weckler reports unions say Chrysler layoffs stem from parts shortages, not labor trouble, with talks planned between union delegates and company officials amid new difficulties. Also notes Paris living costs rising 18.2 percent since franc revaluation, nearly 500 percent higher than pre war.
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Kercheva
Chrysler
de Soto
Herman L. Weckler
US A. W. A
Weckler
Trench
Fall of Mola Shocks Italian and Spanish Circles
Reports from the Bay of Biscay coast indicate general reach to Bilbao as the Number Two column advances. Diplomatic reaction grows alarmed at the loss of Mola, admired by Italians who view him as the Revolution’s foremost military leader after Franco.
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Bilbao
Bay of Biscay
Mola
Francisco i Franco
Labor tensions flare as unions clash over governance
Report notes John L. Lewis of the CIO faces charges of dictatorial aims amid a strike crisis. Assistant Prosecutor William McLain travels to Washington to confer with federal officials. In Chicago, strikers plan funeral rites for three of seven fatally shot in rioting at Republic’s South Chicago plant. others hold mass services. In Sydney Nova Scotia, lawyers are urged by Father Murphy to stay out of divorce proceedings.
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Corporation
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Willam M. McLain
Warren
Washington
Chicago
South Chicago
Republic Corporation
Murray
Davey
Sydney
N.S. W
P. Murphy
Cleveland Market Reports Poultry Eggs and Livestock Prices
Market notes show steady receipts in Cleveland with butter at 18 to 20 cents, eggs fluctuating, and live poultry with heavy hens, leghorns and roosters priced per weight. Cattle receipts numbered around 100 with varied grades, calves and hogs in mixed ranges. grain and feeds quotable by the bushel or ton, plus Toledo quotations for wheat and corn and Chicago butter and egg markets.
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Cleveland
Leghorn
Ike
Ili Nu
Young
Small
Clevelaso
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Gail
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
S. Dept. of Agriculture
U. S. Meninz
Idaho
Louisiata Biss Triumphe
Misaixstops
Bliss Triumphs
Alabama
Bisa Triumphs
U. S
Califorce
U.S
Murray Threatens Prolonged Talks in Warren Strike
At a meeting with 500 strikers in Warren last night Murray said he would not settle until Tom Girdler signs an agreement, warning against newspaper propaganda and urging workers to stay united. Cleveland S and S representative Damich said aides would consider establishing picket lines at the airport as Republic uses it for food deliveries. Republic is attempting operations while others refuse to sign union contracts.
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Lumbus
Murray
Warren
Davey
Tom Girdler
Republic
Tom
B. ¥. Damich
Cleveland
Republic Corporation
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