Ohio Appropriations Bill Advances After House Vote
In Columbus June 15 the $80,209,651 appropriations bill passed the Ohio House 75 to 46 amid party lines. Republicans failed to return it to Finance Committee for added education funding. Senate Finance Committee action awaited before floor debate with tax measures and related bills shaping the session’s agenda.
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Columbus
Senate
House of Representatives
House
White
A&a Republican
Finance Committee
George J. Harter
Akron
House Finance Committee
House Taxation Committee
Senate Taxation Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Herner
Witness Says Arson Case Turk Ready To Proceed
In Cleveland Ohio June 1 a upi possibility of the state case against Ray I Turk charged with arson in the Ellington Fire disaster appearing crippled by Abe Redlick not testifying was averted County Prosecutor Frank T Cullitan announced Redlich will be in Cleveland when needed He is serving a jail term in Beaver Pa on an arson case Redlich is considered the State key witness with information about the conspiracy behind burning the Ellington Apartments on June 7 1932 in which 13 lives were lost Turk’s trial on first degree murder charges was halted to interview Redlich completion of the jury was expected late today with eleven jurors tentatively seated
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Cleveland
UPI
Ray I. Turk
Ellington
Abe Redlick
Frank T. Cullitan
Turk
Cullitan
Redlich
Beaver
Cleveland Milk Price Increase
Cleveland reports a one cent per quart rise in milk prices starting tomorrow with a broader rise by Saturday. Regular milk goes 8 to 9 cents per quart and Class One from 10 to 11 cents. The increase follows a meeting of four farm groups and the Cleveland Milk Board agreeing on the new pricing and wholesale weight terms.
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Cleveland
Ohio Farmers’ Co-operative Milk Association
Dairymen's Co-operative Sales Co
Equity Dairymen's League
Wooster Farm Dairies
Cox Will Head London Parley Monetary Group
James M. Cox of Ohio was elected by the World Economic Conference bureau as chairman of its Monetary Commission. France, after hesitation over U S inflation policy, accepted Bonnet as rapporteur, a key post balancing France’s gold standard view.
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London
James M. Cox
Ohio
Bureau of the
World Economic Conference Today
Monetary Commission
France
Cox
United States
Georges Bonnet
Seven States Ordered to Add Freight Surcharges
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Ohio North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Florida and Kentucky to apply surcharges to interstate freight by July 18, finding their prior refusals created unjust discrimination against interstate commerce.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Kentucky
Young Husband Admits Guilt in Akron Robbery
Frederick Slabaugh, 20, of Akron, who eloped with his high school sweetheart, pleaded guilty to a robbery charge before Police Judge Oscar C. Bell in Cleveland. Held for the grand jury on $5,000 bond, he had been out on bond for an Akron robbery when he committed a shoe store robbery to buy food for his wife, who is expected to be released today.
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Cleveland
Frederick Slabaugh
Akron
Oscar C. Bell
A. A. Rutkowski
Slabaugh
Carieta Slabaugh
Court actions filed by Fulton against listed promissory note holders
In And About The Court House Sults were filed yesterday by I J Fulton liquidator of the Amherst Savings and Banking Company against John Koepp for 222 dollars John Wilhelm for 452 dollars Steve Syrowski for 483 dollars Frank Syrowski for 329 dollars Walter Schultz for 473 dollars Mrs Lucy Roemer for 533 dollars Edward McGuire for 474 dollars R H Hearn for 112 dollars Leo Grugel for 432 dollars Joseph Droscowski for 486 dollars and Lloyd J Cannell for 463 dollars.
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I. J. Fulton
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
John Koepp
John Wilhelm
Steve Syrowski
Frank Syrowski
Walter Schultz
Lucy Roemer
Edward McGuire
R. H. Hearn
Leo Grugel
Joseph Droscowski
Lloyd J. Cannell
Hearing on Carrick ditch improvement in Sheffield township
A hearing on the proposed improvement of the Carrick ditch in Sheffield township for Dr Charles Carrick and others is set in the office of the county commissioners for June 21. Commissioners viewed the ditch yesterday and reported today.
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Carrick
Sheffield Township
Charles Carrick
Chancys Lutz Wins Verdict For Promissory Note Debt
A Lorain common pleas jury awarded Chancys Lutz a 598 dollar verdict against Fred Wilford in a suit over a promissory note. Fred Dahs of Lorain was released on 500 dollar bond pending trial on a non-support indictment, arrested by Deputies Nau and Chapman on a secret indictment yesterday.
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Chancys Lutz
Fred Wilford
Common Pleas Court
Fred Dahs
Lorain
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Admit confession in kidnap trial Barnstable case
Kenneth Buch 28 and Cyril Buch 14 stand trial for the kidnapping of Peggy McMath. The third confession, admitting full responsibility, was admitted in evidence after a judge held a hearing with jurors excluded. Police Chief Hall testified the confession was made voluntarily on May 9 at Barnstable county jail.
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Barnstable
Mass
Kenneth Buch
Peggy McMath
Cyril
Edward F. Hanify
Kenneth
Harwich
Hanity
F E. E. Hall
Hall
Barnstable County
Legal challenge to village legislation faces Supreme Court ruling
The article continues a dispute over village legislation alleged as illegal and void for dual purposes. Burton counters that the Ohio Electric Power Company motion is based on an old Elyria case no longer applicable. A decision by the Supreme Court is expected Wednesday.
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Burton
Ohio Electric Power
Elyria
Supreme Court
Recovery Act support asked by Standard Oil of Ohio president
Columbus June 16 Ub W T Holiday president of the Standard Oil Company of Ohio urged united support for the General Industrial Recovery Act at the Ohio Bankers Association convention. He said the law aims to halt wage declines, spread employment, and restore purchasing power, with minimal wages and maximum hours to be set for industries. He defended the act against fears of government overreach and praised its attack on sweatshops.
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Columbus
Ohio Must Vote On Repeal Meet By Nov 7
Columbus report: Master Bill interpreted to require repeal convention delegates elected by or before the November general election. If voters approve the Mosier Bill in November the convention would be invalid, forcing a new legislative act to revive the issue. Anti-Saloon League signatures push a November popular vote. Debate centers on whether delegation elections occur not later than the first general election after proposal.
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Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Death of Martha Davidson 89 Former Kipton Resident
Mrs. Martha Davidson 89 formerly of Kipton died in Cleveland at her daughter’s home on Lakeshore Boulevard Wednesday morning at 8 30 Funeral will be Friday at 1 from her daughter’s home burial in Kipton cemetery She leaves four daughters two sons twenty grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Martha Davidson
Kipton
Cleveland
P. R. Boehringer
Lakeshore Boulevard
Ohio
Anna Ingersoll
Clara Bayles
S. J. Davidson
B. F. Kuhn
Lula Boehringer
W. S. Davidson
Mrs John F. E. Merrill Dies in Clarksfield Township
Mrs John F. E. Merrill, 46, of Clarksfield Township, died at New London Hospital at 3:00 AM. She is survived by her husband, a daughter Beatrice, and a son Ralph. Funeral from the home three miles north of New London on Route 60 Sunday at 2:30 PM with Rev. A. F. Tindbeck officiating. Burial in Clarksfield Cemetery.
Balloon Crash Near Cleveland In Interurban Line
A Goodyear No 8 balloon carrying seven passengers fell onto the Lake Shore Electric interurban tracks at Bay Village west of Cleveland. Witnesses said ballast was thrown as it dipped over North Olmsted. The 80,000 cubic foot balloon tore wires but caused no fire or injuries. pilot Frank Trotter of Akron led the flight with a group of trainees.
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Cleveland
Lake Shore
Bay Village
Here
North Olmsted
Frank Trotter
Akron
Nim
Elyria Man Fined for Intoxication Says Mayor Arraignment
Tony Fabritz of 143 West Street was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor W. H. VanOnster for intoxication. The incident occurred in Elyria as officials noted the judgment.
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Elyria Wan
Tony Fabritz
West Street
W. H. VanOnster
Adopt New Plan for 4-H Clubs 1933 Exhibits
Four-H Club members in Lorain County will show exhibits across district fairs in 1933 instead of at Wellington and county fairs. Advisers and officers chose the plan due to fair uncertainty and to cut costs while boosting local interest. About 250 club leaders attended, with clothing demos by Marguerite Streicher and Mildred Pallas, state champions last year.
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Four-H Club
Lorain Country
Wellington
Lorain
Holdentral County
Marguerite Streicher
Mildred Pallas
Save U S From Its Rescuers Plea By Col Ayres
Cleveland June 15 Col Leonard P Ayres vice president of Cleveland Trust Co says the nation needs to be saved from its rescuers. He cites three key drivers of the recovery including bank reopening and renewed confidence in banks a securities price rise due to monetary inflation expectations and a wave of forward buying. This has boosted production trade and railroad freight while expansion and contraction feed themselves.
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Cleveland
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Col. Ayres
Mattern set for Nome flight after fog delays
Jimmy Mattern took off from Khabarovsk at 5 30 A M for Nome Alaska in his second attempt to complete the Khabarovsk to Nome leg of a world flight. He was forced to return Tuesday nine hours after take off due to fog and winds. The leg spans about 2200 miles along the Arctic northeast Siberia coast and the Bering Sea above the Cleutian Islands.
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Khabarovsk
Siberia
Jimmy Mattern
Nome
Alaska
Mattern
Khabarovsk-Nome
Arctic
Bering Sea
Cleutian Islands
Oberlin High School Graduates Sixty Five In 1930
A class of sixty five seniors received diplomas at Oberlin High School last evening at the First Church. William E. Wickenden of Case School of Applied Science delivered the commencement address. Afiss Jean Warner won the Sherman Prize of 25 dollars for English literature development. National Honor Society members include Robert Blackburn Ruth Dale Barbara Leonard Ralph Lyman Ruth Morrison Virginia Powell Laura Scott Florence Webber. Scholarship honor list names Gilbert Cargill Ruth Dale Francis Dart Barbara Leonard Ruth Morrison and Laura Scott. A senior Dance followed the exercises, chaperoned by faculty.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
First Church
William E. Wickenden
Case School of Applied Science
Sherman
P. D. Sherman
Afiss
Jean Warner
Robert Blackburn
Ruth Dale
Barbara Leonard
Ralph Lyman
Ruth Morrison
Virginia Powell
Laura Scott
Florence Webber
Gilbert Cargill
Francis Dart
Eight students win scholarships for summer music school
From Prospect and Pleasant street schools eight children were chosen for free tuition scholarships to the summer music school opening June 21. Recipients span fourth to sixth grade and were selected for musicianship scholarship and attitude toward music. Judges included grade teachers principals and supervisors of music. Pleasant Street winners are Richard Blackburn Katie Petroff Miriam Verda and Bernesis Young. Prospect Street winners are Richmond Cunningham Wilma Jean Lathrop Mary Alice Weber and John Zimmerman.
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Prospect
Pleasant Street
Richard Blackburn
Katie Petroff
Miriam Verda
Bernesis Young
Prospect Street
Richmond Cunningham
Wilma Jean Lathrop
Mary Alice Weber
John Zimmerman
Alumni Golf Tour Opens Friday at Oberlin Course
The annual Alumni Golf Tournament starts at eight Friday morning at Oberlin Golf Course. Alumni compete for the President's Cup, awarded to the winner who takes it twice. A set of matched woods goes to the low medalist. Joe Merriam adds a cap for the low score among players out of college 25 years or more, with that name engraved on a large permanent cup. Other prizes will honor pat scores most birdies, fewest putts, and related feats.
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Oberlin Golf Course
Wilkins
Joe Merriam
Aluminus
Marriam
Golf Halla
Afiy Eugte Wine Siz
Golf event awards balls for hole in one and more
A golf event announces a prize structure including a hole in one award of a dozen balls, plus a handicap tournament and a simultaneous blind par competition with golf balls awarded to the winners.
Village Officials Go to Columbus for Ohio Power Bond Hearing
City Manager L A Sears Solicitor Summers and E R Morris council president travel to Columbus to represent Oberlin in a Supreme Court injunc tion appeal after losses before county court and court of appeals. Attorney Burton of Cleveland also represents the village.
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L. A. Sears
Summers
E. R. Morris
Columbus
Ohio Electric Power Company
Oberlin
Burton
Cleveland
Power Company
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Oberlin welcomes Miss Betty Strong home from Grand Lodge
Miss Betty Strong returns to Oberlin for the summer after teaching music at the high school in Grand Lodge Michigan. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Strong.
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Betty Strong
J. A. Strong
Oberlin
Grand Lodge, Mich
Local visitors and summer music plans noted
Mr and Mrs Shelton of Springfield Ohio will visit over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs W P Carruthers on Reamer Place Mrs Shelton formerly Miss Gertrude Packard of this place Mr Shelton is superintendent of schools in Springfield Miss Ruth Brooks who has taught music in Goodrich Michigan will be in Oberlin this summer to teach at the summer music school
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Mrs. Shelton
Springfield
Ohio
W. P. Carruthers
Reamer Place
Shelton
Gertrude Packard
This Place
Mr. Shelton
Ruth Brooks
Goodrich
Mich
Oberlin
Clara C Green Returns Home From California Visit
Mrs Clara C Green returns to her Elmwood Place home after spending the winter in California. President and Mrs Montgomery of Muskingum College are expected Saturday for a weekend visit, staying with Mr and Mrs L E Burgner on East College Street.
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Clara C. Green
Elmwood Place
California
Montgomery
Muskingum College
L. E. Burgner
East College
Stret
Oberlin Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
John R Rogera of Brooklyn New York visits his sister in law Mrs W C Christy on Spring Street. Mr and Mrs William Kearney and their son of Akron will spend the weekend in Oberlin. Both were formerly students at Oberlin College.
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John R. Rogera
Brooklyn, N. Y
W. C. Christy
Spring Street
William Kearney
Akron
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Local students return from Ohio universities for the summer
Russell and William Morris have returned home from Ohio University after studying there. Stewart Hume also returned from Miami University to spend the summer at his home.
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Russell
William Morris
Ohio University
Stewart Hume
Miami University
Mabel Eldred to Return to Oberlin This Week
Miss Mabel C. Eldred of Oberlin College Physical Education, who has spent the last year in New York, is expected to return to Oberlin this week.
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Mabel C. Eldred
Physical Education Department
New York
Oberlin
Mrs Fitch of New York Attends Oberlin Centennial
Mrs Charles N Fitch of New York visits Oberlin for the centennial celebration. Formerly Miss Emma Elizabeth Monroe she is a member of the class of 69.
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Charles N. Fitch
New York
Oberlin
Emma Elizabeth Monroe
Railroads Seek 12 1 2 Percent Wage Cut From Employees
New York June 15 The nation’s railroads ask 900000 employees to accept a 12 1 2 percent wage reduction. A unified notice was dispatched to the Big Four of the 21 railroad unions with invitations to a national conference to discuss the issue. The move signals a major labor management clash under the Railway Labor Act as negotiations proceed under the Thiehoff committee while unions prepare for possible action if demands are rejected.
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New York
Upe
Association of Railway Executives
Chicago
Roosevelt
William H. Thiehoff
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Thiehoff
Plead Not Guilty By Three Elyria Residents
Bernice and Theresa Stack and Ed. Godfrey of Elyria pleaded not guilty before Mayor W H Van Oster to intoxication charges after an early morning automobile crash on Abbe road. They are scheduled to be tried at 3 PM tomorrow.
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W.H van Oster
Bernice
Theresa Stack
Ed. Godfrey
Elyria
Abbe Road
Oberlin Glee Club Centennial Concert Plans
The Oberlin Glee Clubs prepare a homecoming concert in Finney Chapel on Tuesday June 20 at 8:00 PM featuring soloists Edna Bowles Devona Donic Glada Swan Thomas Williams and Mary Betty Williams with a special Centennial Song The Student Marsellaise by Youtz and Yeamans to close the program More than fifty reunion classes will occupy reserved sections celebrating a hundredth anniversary of Oberlin College’s Alma Mater and handover to their families and descendants.
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American Opera Company
Roxy
Lang
Madam Schumann-Heinek
Edna C. Bowles
DePauw University
Greencastle
Indiana
Devona Donic
Los Angeles
California
Glada Caffall Swan
Albany
New York
Thomas Williams
Mitchell
South Dakota
Mary Williams
Betty Williams
Charlotte Demuth Wiliams
Celveland
John Arthur Demuth
Conservatory
Oberlin
H. A. Youtz
Laurel E. Yeamans
Finney Chapel
Aona
Daughters of
Markets Review From Cleveland Produce Bid Prices
Markets show steady butter and eggs with slight shifts in hogs cattle and sheep. Chicago cash quotes list butter eggs poultry potatoes by product with varied figures across grades and weights from dairy and grain markets.
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Cleveland
Landards
New York
Ohio
U. B
Senate Heats Up Debt Fight Over Silver Cutting Plan
Roosevelt opposes a plan tied to debatable cuts as the Senate accepts his challenge. House action looms with three possible moves before a veto showdown. Senate readiness hints at adjournment tonight while debt debate eases pressure on foreign debtor funding terms.
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Roosevelt
Senate
House
Washington
Portugal Reaffirms Gold Standard Move At World Debt Talks
At the conference Portugal's delegate Da Matta announced adherence to the tariff truce and plans to return to the gold standard with a central bank gold reserve of over 46 percent currency coverage. He said silver would be the subsidiary currency and the nation will fix currency gold content. Chinese delegate Soong warned against isolation and urged expanding markets while Canada’s Bennett called for swift stabilization of the pound and dollar.
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Portugal
da Matta
Roosevelt
T. V. Soong
China
Japan
Asia
Soong
Richard B. Bennett
Canada
Canada Stabilization Ties Dollar to New York and London
Guarantee linked stabilization achieved to keep Canada’s dollar in parity with the dollar in relation to New York and London. Outcome framed as maintaining exchange value and rate alignment amid financial assurances.
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Canada
New York
London
Copper Co Head Takes Stand In Mitchell Trial
William D. Thornton president of Greene Cananea Copper Company testified in the Charles E. Mitchell income tax case as the trial neared its end. He said he had no agreement with Mitchell to repurchase 8,500 Anaconda shares he previously sold to Mitchell in 1930. Records show Mitchell bought the stock back three months later at about the same price. Thornton under cross examination said the deal was arranged by former Anaconda president John D. Ryan and that a loan with J P Morgan & Company was to carry the stock for Mitchell. Thornton said his role was simply signing the necessary letters rather than handling price details.
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New York
William D. Thornton
Greene Cananea Copper Company
Charles E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Thornton
Anaconda
National City Bank
Losa
John D. Ryan
Ryan
J. P. Morgan & Company
Dakota Indiana Birth Naming Tradition
The Dakota Indiana historically referred to newborns as Eldest Son or Eldest Daughter, with subsequent children labeled Second, Third, and so on until circumstances or personal traits suggested a given name to carry through life.
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Dakota
Indiana
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