Court to weigh 40 percent deposit waiver in bank suit
Cy Bank Company of Lorain seeks court order to waive 40 percent of all deposits, paired with reopening plans. About 97.95 percent of depositors with 92 percent of access have signed waivers. 113 depositors holding 103,471 dollars have not. Hearing set for June 30 or 9. The bank’s plan calls for 66 percent immediate release and 40 percent tied to segregated assets managed by a trustees board over time.
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Cy Bank Company of
Lorain
Common Pleas
Walvers
D A Cook
State Banking Department
Directois
Cook
Award Contract For Treating Of Roads In County
A contract for oiling and surface treating about 3 miles of county roads was awarded to H. J. Hart of Elyria for 29789.29. He submitted the lowest bid of four, with others from Lews Dehmer of Tiffin 512,297, John C. Fischer of Cleveland 43239, and Allied Products of Cleveland 432,492. Work to begin near Beek.
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H. J. Hart
Elyria
Hart
J. W. Warden Tits
Lews Dehmer
John C. Fischer
Cleveland
Allied Products
Warden
Beek
Quinuplets Mother In Serious Condition In Ontario
North Bay Ontario June 15 Mrs Ovila Dionne mother of quintuplets born 17 days ago remained in serious condition today as doctors monitored her health and the newborns.
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North Bay
Ont
Ovila Dionne
County to Buy Slag for Pittsfield Roads
County commissioners approved purchasing 200 tons of slag to improve the Nickel Plate Hughes and Quarry roads in Pittsfield township. The agreement requires township trustees to fund the slag application.
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Pittsfield
The Weather Forecast Ohio
Ohio forecast says fair tonight and Thursday with mild warmth rising in the north and central regions. Overnight and daytime conditions will be tranquil with light winds and clear to partly cloudy skies expected across the state.
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Ohio
Paper Sellers Appeal Verdict Declared Trial Unfair
Four defendants fined 350 and costs by Mayor W. H. Vanoster for violating an obscene literature ordinance appealed their cases to common pleas court. The defendants Mrs. M. Loretz Mrs. Bert Becher Harry McCullough and Arthur Hess were arrested for selling a weekly newspaper containing alleged obscene articles.
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W. H. Vanoster
Common Pleas Court
M. Loretz
Bert Becher
Harry McCullough
Arthur Hess
Tragic Railside Accident Leaves Man Gravely Injured
Alfred Strittmatter, 38, of Erhart, near Medina county, is in critical condition after a railroad accident along the Baltimore and Ohio line near his home. Found by his sister and brother with both legs severed below the knees, the cause remains unknown while investigators trace a double header freight train from New London to Lorain.
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Alfred Strittmatter
Erhart
Medina County
Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Baltimore and Ohio
Helen
Herbert
Joe Woodings
Ed. Wenroe
Valley City
Alfred
Albert
C. H E. Craig
New London
Lorain
Strittmatter
Anthony
Roosevelt signs reciprocal tariff bill to reshape trade
President Roosevelt signed the administration reciprocal tariff bill granting broad bargaining powers to adjust tariffs by up to 50 percent for trade deals. The act creates a new tariff policy with three year reciprocal pacts, hearings before changes, and emergency status to safeguard constitutionality. Republicans plan to use it in campaigns amid fears for small industries.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Rush of Candidates for County Offices
Election officials faced a last minute filing rush as candidates delay declarations. Only 11 petitions filed so far, with many more expected before 6 30 p m Friday. Key races include sheriff prosecutor and recorder, with six candidates already contesting judgeships in the Republican ranks.
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Board of Election
Election Board
A. R. Webber
W. B. Thompson
Guy B Findley
Elyria
Wesley Grills
Frank Coleman
Dan A. Cook
Lorain
Clarence W. Dick
Elyria Elks Install New Officers at Meeting
Newly elected Elyria B P O E officers were installed by Jim Armitage past exalted ruler. The Flag Day service was led by Howard Butler. Frank Ellenberger paid tribute to Ford Loomis a longtime lodge member and former district deputy. Charles Sotherden retiring treasurer elected treasurer emeritus and granted life membership. O Q Shafer to attend Grand Lodge convention in Kansas City as lodge representative. The meeting concluded with entertainment by the American Harmony Four.
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Elyria B. P.O E
Jim Armitage
Elks
Howard Butler
Ford Loomis
Frank Ellenberger
Charles Sotherden
OQ. J. Shafer
Elks’ Grand Lodge
Kansas City
American Harmony Four
Kiwanis To Hear History Of Flag
Kiwanis Club speakers tomorrow noon at Hotel Newell with C R Putnam, retired steel executive, presenting “Flags” in honor of Flag Day. He studied and collected U S flags and will share insights on the country’s banners. Dead Woman Student Given Doctor's Degree Ohio State University awarded a posthumous Doctor of Medicine to Tona Winters Riebel, read at commencement. husband John A. Riebel Jr. accepted.
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C R Putnam
American Steel and Wire Division
United States Steel Corporation
Kiwanis Club
Newell
Putnam
United States
Columbus
U.P
Ohio State University
iTona Winters Riebel
College of Medicine
John A. Riebel, Jr
NRA license insignia required for hired trucks
Toledo June 18 12 Charles Wragg registrar for the Toledo district announced that all operators of trucks for hire must use an NRA license plate insignia under a ruling of the national code authority. Operators must register with the state to obtain the insignia. Violators face a fine.
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NRA
Toledo
Charles Wragg
National Code Authority
Ohio Senate Race Rumors Stir Washington Talks
Washington reports say President Roosevelt allies push to back Ohio Democrats in the race for Senate. Ex Governor James M. Cox untapped. Rep Charles West urged to run amid discussions. Governor White faced speculation on posts while his removal from the ballot is discussed due to tax and fund disputes. Senate seat held by Republican Simeon Fess remains favored to seek renomination. West says party confidence in him is noted. Cox leaves for New York.
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Heozeek
Ohio
United States
Washington
George White
Charles West
Glanville
James M. Coa
Charles
Columbus
A. V. Donahey
New
Philadelphia
Granville
West
Cox
Natonal
Mic Donahey
White
Ireland
Uruguay
Czechoslovakia
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Communization Bureau
Donatey
Robert J. Bulkley
Simeon Fess
Yellow Springs
Rep West
M Oho
Senate
New York
Dillinger Alive Said To Be Hiding In Wisconsin Escape
Springfield Illinois report says John Dillinger may still be alive and avoiding capture. Lodes T. P. Sullivan, chief of the state bureau of criminal identification, said he is reasonably certain Dillinger remains free and will be found at a hideout. Officials doubt Dillinger was seen in various locations after the Little Bohemia Lodge escape in Wisconsin.
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Springfield, II
John Dillinger
Efillaine
Pecbie Tessing
State Bureau of Lriminal Identification
Lodes
T. P. Sullivan
Bureau
Dillinger
Little Bohemia Lodge
Spider Lake
Wisconsin
Ohio Terrorist Strikes Again in Defiance
A two week terrorizing case in Defiance, Ohio, continues as a man attacked Rose mary Mansfield, 16, slashing her back with a gun as she walked with her sister and another girl. Authorities search the city for the assailant who has targeted five women and girls in recent weeks.
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Defiance
Rosemary Mansfield
Victor L. Mansfield
Columbus Lawyer to Enter Senate Race
Columbus attorney and former state director of aeronautics John M. Vorys announced petitions are being circulated to nominate him for the Republican bid for United States senator.
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Columbus
John M. Vorys
Aeronautics
United States
Lorain County Cases Before Supreme Court
Two Lorain County cases were submitted to the Ohio Supreme Court for review. The Ohio Public Service Company seeks review of a $24,000 award to Leo J. Myers for alleged defamatory statements at a public Amherst hearing on Oct 13, 1932. Myers says he was attacked by a company agent during discussion of purchasing Amherst village electric plant. Court of Appeals affirmed the decision. William C. Sibey and George Stacy, a minor, ask review of $6,000 damages awarded to Myrtle Mumford, hurt March 6, 1932 in a collision involving Sibey’s parked car. Common Pleas court ruled against the Sibeys. Court of Appeals affirmed.
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Colmbus
WRI
Lorain County
Wee
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Pubic Service Company
Leo J. Myers
Amherst
Myers
Ower Company
Court of Appeals
William C. Sibey
George Stacy
Myrtle Mumford
Sibey's
Common Pleas Court
Libey’s
Ohio Exchange Clubs elect Oberlin man president
A. C. Barclay of Canton has been chosen president of the Ohio Affiliate Exchange Clubs succeeding J. E. Creamer of Ashtabula. Ira L. Porter of Oberlin is elected Marshal.
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Ohio Exchange Clubs
Oberlin
Columbus
Aa. C. Barclay
Canton
Ohio
J. E. Creamer
Ashtabula
Ira L. Porter
St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church celebrates 100th anniversary
The St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran church at New Washington near Bucyrus Ohio marks its 100th anniversary with a special four day program from June 17 to 20. Local residents and church members will participate in a series of observations and services commemorating the milestone.
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Bucyrus, O
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
New Washington
Here
Conciliation Board Considered To Ease Steel Crisis
Washington June 13 President Roosevelt explored a presidential conciliation board to avert a looming steel strike and broader industrial warfare. A White House conference aimed to craft a compact labor bill, possibly abandoning Wagner Labor Disputes Act in favor of a flexible board led by the President with capital and labor representatives to mediate disputes. The plan, if adopted, could be applied to other industries and reduce congressional delays.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Wagner
Robert F. Wagner
Observance Of Flag Day Asked In Elyria
Mayor W H Van Oster urges Elyria citizens to observe Flag Day Thursday June 14 1934 by displaying the flag from sunrise to sunset. Patriotic groups plan events and ask others to join in honoring the 157th anniversary of the flag’s adoption.
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Elyrians
W. H. van Oster
Continental Congress
I. W. H Vanoster
Elyria
W. H. Vanoster
Ohio Bank Deposits Rise In First Quarter 1954
Ohio bank deposits increased by 81.6 million in Q1 1954 with total resources rising 97.9 million, per David M. Auch secretary of the Ohio Bankers Association. He notes current figures compare unfavorably to more recent up-to-date data but show Ohio banking on the upgrade.
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Columbus
Ohio
David M. Auch
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Auch
Two Teens Die in Morristown Crash Near State Highway
A head-on collision near Morristown, Tuesday, killed Carl Crooks, 16, and James Robison, 14, as state highway truck driver Ross Green escaped injury. The crash involved a motorcycle and the truck.
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ST. Clairsville
UPI
Morristown
Carl Crooks
James Robison
Ross Green
Rabbit Attacks Snake in Potent Showdown
In Potosi Missouri a pet rabbit killed a Copperhead snake invading its cage. The fight lasted several minutes as the rabbit swung with its hind feet through a wire mesh, leaving observers surprised by the reptile's inability to retreat or strike effectively.
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Potosi
White House rules out full debts paid in goods
Washington reports the White House denies any plan to accept war debt payments in goods or services. It says it is economically impossible to settle total sums in kind and would not open American markets to foreign products without discrimination. Officials suggest Britain might propose partial payment in goods or services, and similarly for other governments.
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Washington
United States
White House
Great Britain
Cordell Hull
Britain
pBeibers
Open Probe Of Airplane Crash
Liberty New York June 13 UPA coroner's inquest opened to determine the cause of a mysterious Am erican Airlines Condor crash on Mongaup Mountain last Saturday. Seven people died including four passengers and three crew in what officials fear may have involved an on board explosion.
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Liberty
UPA
American Airlines
Mongaup Mountain
Commerce
American Litlanes
Chemical
Victor G. Bourke
Sullivan County
Bourke
William Deckelwan
Missing 33 on Kuot Hamsun Steamer Sinking
A radio from United Fruit Company reports the steamer Kuot Hamsun sank after firing a flare and burning off nitrate cargo. Captain Mcbride said 16 crew were picked up by the Zacapa at dawn 65 miles west of Quita Sueno bank. Chief officer and 16 men still missing after the Sunday night disaster.
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Boston
Uli
S. S. Zacapa
United Fruit Company
Mcbride
Zacapa
Frick
Knout Hamsun
Quita Sueno Bank
Iquique
Chile
Jacksonville
Administration weighs new deal revision of revenue laws
The administration studies a comprehensive revision to coordinate federal and state taxes with aims to raise revenue without heavy rate changes and to strengthen collection methods. Key figures, including Roswell Magill and L H Parker, may study British methods this summer as debate over overlapping systems continues. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau urges thorough reform for Congress.
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United Press
Washington
House ‘Ways and Means
Treasury
House
Britain
Roswell Magill
L. H. Parker
Congressional Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Great Britain
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Ways and Means Committee
Obscene Literature Case Jury Disagrees in City Action
A seven to five deadlock left the obscenity case against Howard Rawson unresolved in Judge W. 5B. Thompson's court. Rawson, Elyria distributor of a weekly, was indicted after city officials and parent teacher groups campaigned to curb publications deemed detrimental to youth. No witnesses on the article content were allowed, and testimony focused on Rawson’s connection to the paper and its delivery.
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Tomer
W. 5B
Thompson
Howard Rawson
Elyria
Rawson
Malcolm Thompson
W. H. Vanoster
Eli Frankenstein
Cincinnati
Marsh Guerin
Chile Hurrican Strikes Santiago City In Severe Damage
A fierce hurricane struck southern Chile causing injuries to several people and damaging fifty or more buildings. Only one sewer line between Santiago and Concepcion remained in service as the storm moved toward the coast.
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Santiago
Chile
Letgees
Conc
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