Mattern’s wrecked plane may be headed for China
Moscow June 8 Jimmy Mattern’s damaged plane was reportedly prepared and he may already be en route to China. Officials from Bielovo said the craft landed five miles from the village after a forced landing Wednesday night and, with local mechanics, repaired the tail in a few hours.
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Moscow
Jimmy Attern
China
United Press
Blelovo
Mattern
Novosibirsk
Bielovo
Poultrymen Plan Wooster Trip For Ohio Poultry Day
Lorain County poultry men will travel to Wooster Friday for the annual Ohio Poultry Day at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Morning and afternoon sessions cover feeding and management of layers care of eggs poultry diseases parasites turkey raising housing and marketing with specialists from Ohio State University the State Department of Agriculture and the experiment station. Last year about three thousand poultry raisers attended both sessions.
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Lorain County
Wooster
Cio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio
Caic State University
State Department of Agriculture
Experiment Station
Edmondson Served Divorce Papers During Walk Home
John Jacob Edmondson of Ashland Ohio known as Mr Moore in Lorain Moose Coliseum Walkathon was served divorce papers yesterday in Ashland. Deputy Sheriff Noel Lewis found him still walking with a weary partner clinging to his arms. Edmondson muttered QO K and quickened his pace as the event began May 27.
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John Jacob Edmondson
Ashland
Ohio
Edmondson
Lorain
Moore
Noel Lewis
Theft reports from William Young tool shed
Articles were stolen from a tool shed owned by William Young at 429 Oxford behind Rich Wine Ice Cream Company. Police were alerted last evening after Young noticed considerable damage to a truck and an air compressor during the burglary.
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William Young
Oxford
Richwine Ice Cream Company
Young
Youth Held As Auto Thief Suspect
A Cleveland youth was arrested by Motorcycle Patrolman C E Parker at 1 45 am on Lake avenue near Woodland for automobile stealing. The youth failed to give a satisfactory story and was turned over to Cleveland police after it was learned the car had been stolen in Cleveland last night.
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Cleveland
C. E. Parker
Parker
Lake Avenue
Woodland
Cleveland Police Department
Patrolman Obitts Injured In Carlisle Township Crash
Patrolman Milton Obitts on Third Street suffered a forehead cut at about 4 30 p m yesterday when a car carrying him and others collided with a machine driven by Edward Brandt of 1607 East Erie Avenue Lorain on Diagonal Road Carlisle Township Brandt was arrested for reckless driving on a warrant sworn by Obitts. The group including Obitts wife and son and Mrs Kreutzfeld and her daughter were en route to a country picnic.
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Milton Obitts
Third Street
Diagonal Road
Carlisle Township
Edward Brandt
East
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Brandt
Obitts
Kreutzfeld
Middle Avenue
Young Roosevelt to Seek Divorce Confirmed by Mrs Roosevelt
In Phoenix and Tucson reports say Elliott Roosevelt and Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt plan divorce on grounds of incompatibility. Mrs Roosevelt acknowledged the reports, while Elliott denied separation and any Nevada residence. publisher W R Mathews cites an unimpeachable source.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elliott
Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Washington
Los Angeles
American Airways Company
Tucson
W. R. Mathews
The
Tucson Star
Elliott Roosevelt
Nevada
Mathews
United Press
Isabella Greenway
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mitchell reveals salary doubled to two hundred thousand
In 1931 after the financial collapse Charles E. Mitchell testified at his income tax evasion trial that his salary as chairman of National City Bank rose from 100069 to 200000. He admitted the increase followed protests by his counsel and said he did not apply extra pay to reduce debt to the National City Company.
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New York
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Mitchell
Max D. Steuer
Ntional City Company
Medalie
Await Decision of Bricker On Distribution Plan
County commissioners await Attorney General John Bricker's ruling on the legality of a proposed book distribution totaling 1,000,900 dollars to sixty-one taxing districts. The plan, to be recorded rather than cash transfers, aims to free funds later for urgent district bills. Commissioner C. D. Murray and clerk Frank Ellenberger explained the plan yesterday and Bricker said he would issue an opinion soon.
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John Bricker
C. D. Murray
Frank Ellenberger
Big Increase In Water Consumption In Elyria
Hot weather pushed Elyria residents to run more water yesterday and today, with 3,000,000 to 3,500,000 gallons used per day over the last two days. The figure is well below 1929 and below peak capacity, yet about 20 percent higher than the past year’s average daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Verdict Awarded £1372 In Lakelands Case In Probate Court
A jury in probate court yesterday awarded Lakelands Corporation a verdict of £1372 in an appropriation action brought by the State Highway department to seize part of Lakeland property for highway improvements. Two other Beaver Creek area cases are pending but likely to settle out of court, allowing the project to proceed.
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Lakelands Corporation
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Lakeland Corporation
Beaver Creek
Last Of Schools Will Finish Tomorrow
Most schools in Lo rain County have been closed for two weeks but about one fifth of the county students still attend. Tomorrow ends the 1932-33 term for the final two schools Amherst and Wellington, the largest with enrollments of 1519 and 704 respectively. Wellington High held its commencement with 61 graduates. Amherst High plans a program for 46 graduates tonight.
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Lorain County
Amherst
Wellington
Wellington High School
Amherst High School
Tax case details on Vaness Company stock transfers
Proceedings recount Vaness Company transactions in a tax exemption context. Pecora questions Van Sweringen on stock transfers to Chesapeake and Alleghany corporations, noting tax impacts of indirect exchanges and resulting valuations including 2,230,000 Alleghany shares and 1,925,000 option warrants valued at 46.7 million dollars.
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van Sweringen
General Securities Corporation
Vaness Company
Alleghany Common
Local case carried to Ohio Supreme Court
Mary E Curtis petitions the Ohio Supreme Court to review a Lorain County Court of Appeals ruling in an action against guardian William Averbook for damages from injuries to Dorothy Averbook on November 19 1930. Dorothy was allegedly struck by a car driven by Mary Curtis in Elyria. A jury awarded 5000, reduced to 3990 by the trial court, and upheld by the Court of Appeals.
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Columbus. O
Ohio Supreme Court
Mary E. Curtis
Lorain County Court of Appeals
William Averbook
Dorothy Averbook
Mary Curtis
Elyria
Court of Appeals
Stocks Hit Fresh Year Highs in Early Trading
New York markets opened with gains as Radio Corporation touched a yearly peak and General Electric posted a 1935 high. Gold mining shares surged as the dollar weakened, with Home stake scaling a record at 250 and McIntyre Porcupine, Alaska Juneau, Dome, and Noranda each advancing.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Radio Corporation
Steel
American Can
Al’’7d Chemical
Auburn
Union Pacific
New York Central
American Smelting
General Electric
Homestake
McIntyre Porcupine
Alaska Juneau
Dome
Noranda
Elyria Board Rejects School Census Plan
The Elyria City Board of Education voted to skip the annual school census this year, citing little practical value and cost. They considered P T A involvement at two and a half cents per name, but ultimately dispensed with enumeration and warned of contesting any county auditor bill.
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Elyria
Elyria City
Parent-Teacher Association
Car rear-ended at Fenner home by Stringer vehicle
A. J. Fenner of 401 Garford avenue reported his car was damaged last evening while parked at his home when it was struck in the rear by a car driven by Tom Stringer of 318 Cambridge avenue, according to police.
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A. J. Fenner
Garford Avenue
Fenner
Tom Stringer
Cambridge Avenue
Mayo Takes Early Lead in National Open Golf
Glen View, I June 8. Charles Mayo of Libo Country Club Long Beach N Y led the first 18 holes of the national open on the North Shore course with a two over par 74 after a 35 39 front and back nine. Notables include Dutra 75 Walsh 87 Barnett 81 Heaney 75 Dodson 82 Mullholland 79 Kinder 79 Talbot 83 Mader 84 Mayo 74 Gordon 78 MacDonald 50 Longworth 81 Farrell 75 Moreland 76 Amateur marks denoted.
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Glen View
Charles Mayo
Libo Country Club
Long Beach
N. Y
Harry Vardon
North Shore
Mayo
Mortie Dutra
Royal Oak
Mich
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Ill
Red Gann
Chattnooga
Tenn
Robert T. Barnett
Chevy Chase
James P. Heaney
Rochester
Leonard Dodson
Springfield
James Mullholland
Los Angeles
Calif
John Kinder
Asbury
N. J
Tom Talbot
Gustave G. Mader
Milwaukee
Wis
C. H. Mayo
Long Breach
Jack Gordon
Buffalo
Bob MacDonald
Dewey Longworth
Oakland
Johnny Farrell
Mamaroneck
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Tex
Boards of Education AON to Meet at Columbus
Lorain County school teachers officials and boards of education members plan to attend the summer session of the Association of Boards of Education of Ohio at Ohio State University on June 29 and 30. Local president E. J. Howenstine will lead. Prominent educators include OSU president George W. Rightmire and state director B. O. Skinner. Topics cover school legislation retrenchment child welfare and board functions with vocational guidance and education discussed.
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Lorain County
Boards of Education
Association of Boards of Education of Ohio
Ohio State University
Elyria Board of Education
E. J. Howenstine
George W. Rightmire
H. H. Davis
Charles Jones
Cleveland
George A. Bowman
B. O. Skinner
C. V. Thomas
John R. Williams
E. F. Myers
T. W. Gosling
E. E. Lewis
Court actions in Lorain and Amherst regions and local arrests
In And About The Court House Lorain cases include Szalay suit against Columbia Refining for 5000 dollars over gasoline contract terms. Iona Maxwell seeks to set aside Amherst property interest. Tony Perchinski bound to grand jury on pointing firearms charge after a hearing before Justice Petro. J Wilbur Davies seeks to quiet title in Brownhelm. James Szabo pleads guilty to May assault with sentencing suspended. Four Lorain youths plead guilty to assault and battery and receive Toledo-based sentences.
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Louis and
Rosa Szalay
Lorain
Columbia Refining Company
Iona G. Maxwell
Irvin G. Maxwell
J. D. and
Mary Kaser
Amherst
Tony Perchinski
Penfield Junction
Grand Jury
Joseph Petro
Perchinski
Henry Keinzie
J. Wilbur Davies
Alfred F. Beesing
Brownhelm Township
James Szabo
Samuel Wood
A. R. Webber
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Report
Market data from Cleveland shows steady to firm quotes across produce and livestock. Butter eggs poultry meat prices, grain, and feed futures listed with receipts and ranges. hogs cattle calves sheep and various vegetables and fruits priced, with notes on bids and market tone.
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Cleveland
Old Roosters Sc
Ava
Chicago
ST Scoe
Reese
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Governors action on bills shapes election costs and judge pay
Ranking measures pass and fail as the Gradison Insurance bill is settled while the Mosier Election bill fails in the senate. Governor White signs the Pallock Act cutting visiting common pleas judge pay from $20 to $10 daily and caps expenses at six dollars plus transportation, effective in 90 days.
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Senate
Election Board
White
Boys Warned To Wear Bathing Suits By Deputies
Deputy sheriffs were sent to the Fuller road vicinity to stop bathing by several boys. They informed the youths that America had not yet gone nude and that they must wear bathing suits to avoid shocking local residents.
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Fuller Road
America
Four Men Sentenced to Six Months Each in Workhouse Case
Edward Dominski sued Frank Smathers of Lorain for injuries after being shot from a cherry tree, losing an eye in the June 21, 1932 incident. The common pleas suit seeking $10,000 was dismissed at the plaintiff's request. Ed Baginski, Steve Kerter, Frank Stevens, and Frank Kish received six month sentences.
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Ed Baginski
Steve Kerter
Frank Stevens
Frank Kish
Edward Dominski
Frank Smathers
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Dominski
Wanted Manager for Lorain County
Help wanted listing seeks an experienced manager aged 25 to 45 with a car for Premier Vacuum Cleaner Co. Salary offered. Apply Mr. Loveland at Antlers Hotel Lorain from 7 to 10 Thursday evening.
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Lorain County
Premier Vacuum Cleaner Co
Loveland
Antlers
Lorain
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Greyhound Bus
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Western Reserve Finance
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O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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