Program For Convention Announced
The complete program for the AHEPA convention opening in Lorain tomorrow was announced. About 2,600 visitors are expected for the sixth annual convention of the Eleventh District. The schedule includes registration at the Antlers Hotel, church service at St. Nicholas Church, a parade from 22nd Street to Broadway, lunch, public opening, athletics and entertainment at Lake View Park, and a delegates meeting to elect the chairman.
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AHEPA
Lorain
Antlers
St. Nicholas Church
34Th Street
Pearl Avenue
22Nd Street
Broadway
Lake View Park
1937 District Convention Schedule Fragment
Dance and entertainment at the Antlers Auditorium in the evening with a semi formal event. Miss Ahopa of the 11th District to be crowned. Assembly of Delegates opens at 9 00 p m with a business session and banquet. Openings include intermission and a noon banquet with electing officers and choosing the next convention city.
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Antlers
Ahopa
Assembly of Delegates
Former Treasurer Of State Named In Suit By Tax League
The Tax Limitation League filed a common pleas court suit in Columbus against former state treasurer Harry D. Day Fremont and his bonding companies seeking $56 513 77 for a 1936 shortage in the treasurer's office The league had asked Attorney General Herbert Duffy to file the suit ten days earlier and asked him to quit acting as counsel for Day against W Merle Cortner former head of the bond department now in prison and Cortner's sureties The league argues Day and the bond companies should reimburse the state and pursue Cortner and his sureties for recovery
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Columbus
Harry
League
W. Merle Cortner
State Treasury
Cortner
Reports Being Held Captive By Robbers
J V Hodge of Indianapolis reported to Preble County authorities that he was robbed of his automobile and £55 by two men who held him captive all night. He said he was pushed from his car south of Eaton and that the men jumped in as he stopped at a traffic light in Indianapolis, forcing him into the back seat with one man covering him with a gun while the other drove.
Margaret Montgomery Admits Kidnap Hoax For Attention
Chicago police were told by Margaret Montgomery that her earlier tale of a two‑man kidnap plot involving John Rocke feller Prentice was fabricated to revive a jealous interest. The claim prompted a police response and a furore before she confessed. A movie actor remained under doctor care for influenza like illness, traced to overwork after filming Varsity Show.
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Margaret Montgomery
Chicago
John Rockefeller Prentice
John DD. Rockefeller
Prentice
Acme
Carl Immerman
Powell
Two Elyria Women Promote Great Lakes Exposition Booth
Two young Elyria residents Miss Helen Sherman and Miss Phyllis Pearson work as information booth attendants in Ely Park to guide travelers and visitors this afternoon. The event is tied to the Great Lakes Exposition efforts and the local chamber of commerce involvement.
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Elyria
Helen Sherman
Phyllis Pearson
Ely Park
Hollywood
Ernoon
Miriam McIn
Dick Powell
Tyre
Chamber of Commerce of
Wages and Hours Law Favored in Senate Session
A United Prose poll shows a substantial Senate majority backing wages and hours legislation at the present session. Controversy centers on exemptions, tariffs, board powers, and wage and hour specifics with 40 hours and a 50 cent minimum wage likely under debate.
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Senate
United Prose
Washington
Congress
Labor Standards Board
Exposition Guests In Cleveland Seek Full Information
Officials say visitors, including a secretary of an office, are in Cleveland as guests of the exposition management to gather and relay complete details to inquiring attendees.
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Fice
Cleveland
Eight Ounce Baby Girl Lives Only One Day
A premature eight ounce baby girl, given a one in a million chance to live after birth yesterday, died today in a hospital in Pittsburgh. The child, born to Mrs. Herbert G. Burgman, 35, was believed to be the smallest baby ever born in the city.
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Pittsburgh
Herbert G. Burgman
Lorain County road contracts awarded to Ohio Engineering Co
The State Highway Department awarded two highway improvement contracts in Lorain County to Ohio Engineering Company of Lorain. One covers resurfacing State Route 64 in Henrietta township for 1.2 miles at 18,698 dollars. The other covers Oberin Elyda road for a little over one mile at 18,688 dollars. Both bids were the lowest.
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State Highway Department
Lorain County
Ohio Engineering Company
Lorain
Henrietta Township
Ober in-Elyda
Elderly Man Identified As J B Duffy
Police search for friends or relatives of an about eighty year old man who gave the name J B Duffy and could not offer details about himself. Officers picked him up on Fast Broad street around 9 p m yesterday thinking he wandered from the County Home. He was not a home inmate and is being cared for at police headquarters.
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J. B. Duffy
Fatrolmen
Fast Broad Street
Fiftieth Wedding Day Celebrated in Sanford
In Sanford Maine Mr and Mrs John M Lebreaux celebrated their golden anniversary on the same day with a triple family occasion. Their daughter Wag and the granddaughter were also married, and a reception plus three cakes were shared at the local Catholic church.
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Sanford
John M. Lebreaux
Wag
Senate orders probe of unemployment and relief
Washington June 11 Senate orders for a surprise investigation of unemployment and relief to ease pressure for amending the administration 1 6 000 000 relief appropriation. The resolution allows inquiry into conditions under which the employed perform labor including mechanical labor saving devices and factory practices. Such findings could affect Roosevelt's plan for a federal board to fix hours and wages in inter state commerce.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Roosevelt
Warden posts planned for London as war prep
Seventy to eighty thousand wardens will be wanted for Greater London. One warden post with two or three reliefs will cover 24 hour watch for every 600 residents in housing areas and one post per quarter mile in industrial zones. Queen Elizabeth will receive LL D from Edinburgh University.
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Greater London
Janitor Earns Cum Laude Honors at Harvard Living Unit
Cambridge Mass Emith Clark served twenty years as janitor for Phillips Brooks House, Harvard University student social service organization, and has graduated with highest honors marking a notable academic milestone.
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Cambridge
Mass
Emith Clark
Phillips Brooks House
Harvard University
Fragmentary note on Clark diploma and house members
A fragmented OCR item references Clark in relation to a diploma and long service. It mentions house members and a secretary general, with unclear roles and dates. The readable portion points to organizational ties and possible ceremonial details surrounding Clark and colleagues.
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Clark
Raymensnett Graduste
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