Expenses Slashed In Colson Co. Case Receivership
Special master William B. Woods trimmed approximately 358000 from expenses in the Colson Company receivership and reorganization, bringing total requests for receiver, attorneys, and others to 2310. His recommendations, to be presented at a June 27 hearing, aim to aid reorganization. The court may adjust further.
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Colson Company
William B. Woods
Specil
United States District Court
Cleveland
Woods
Thomas
Cook
National Tube Co Schedule For Coming Week
National Tube Company in Lorain will reduce operations from last week’s peak. Two blast furnaces and eight open hearth furnaces run next week, with the Bessemer converter on single turn. The blooming mill adjusts to steel conditions and several mills schedule partial weeks, including skelp, butt, lapp, and seamless mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Youthful intruder enters Bright home in night mishap
A youth, about 26, entered Lee Bright's unlocked West avenue home last night through a rear door and struck a match in the bedroom. Mr Bright awoke and chased the intruder but could not catch him as police searched the neighborhood. nothing was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bright
West Avenue
Weather Ohio Partly cloudy cooler in northeast tonight
Partly cloudy conditions prevail across Ohio with slightly cooler air in the northeast tonight. Sunday is expected to bring local showers across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mayor Urges Flags for Odd Fellows Convention in Elyria
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold its Grand State Convention in Elyria starting Monday June 17 with hundreds of delegates and dignitaries from across the United States. Mayor W H VanostER urges local businesses to display the American flag and decorations to welcome the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Elyria
Odd Fellows
United States
W. H. Vanoster
Texas Floods Devastate South Texas Life And Property
Flooding streams across southern Texas caused loss of life and major damage. At least nine people drowned and 20 were missing as bridges, railroad lines, and highways were washed out. Felipe Creek flooded Del Rio drowning six Mexicans. Escondido Creek near Karnes City claimed farmer C. C. Tabor and two unidentified Mexicans. Nueces River rose to unprecedented levels. Uvalde saw a 40-foot rise and several families reported missing.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas
del Rio
Felipe Creek
Escondido Creek
Karnes City
C. C. Tabor
Nueces
Uvalde
Fred Horner
Waco
J. X. Barkley
Sam
Skeletal NRA Expansion Faces Doubt From Leaders
Washington reports industry and labor pledge cooperation to keep the skeletonized NRA after President Roosevelt signs the extension to 1986. Officials doubt full success of the experiment, while Harper Sibley of the U S Chamber of Commerce urges using federal courts for clarifying opinions on anti trust law effects.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Harper Sibley
United States Chamber of Commerce
Sibley
Self defense wins case in fatal neighbor dispute
Denes Veres of Lorain was acquitted after claiming self defense in a fatal stabbing of Efim Metelsky on October 11, 1993 amid a tow dispute over a grazing cow. Veres testified Metelsky attacked him, and a pocket knife was used in defense. Helen Mettelsky pursued $25,000 for herself and children.
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Denes Veres
Lorain
Veres
Efim Mettelsky
Mettelsky
Helen Mettelsky
Efim
Governor Davey vows drastic pruning of state budget
MILLERSBURG Ohio June 15 Governor Martin L Davey says he will drastically reduce the 97 657 653 biennial appropriation bill before it becomes law calling the move the largest cut in Ohio history He aims to curb special interests and vows a strong veto on the bill He also outlines plans to overhaul the state liquor enforcement division and fight bootlegging Francis Poulson defends civil service payrolls while praising the governor's legacy The dispute over relief administrator Hopkins is noted with Stillman seen as running things and saving the state 2 600 000 monthly once relief took over
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Millersburg
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Columbus
Holmes County
Democrats
Francis Poulson
Poulson
Harry L. Hopkins
Stillman
Everthing
Strikers Clash With Deputies in Freeport Plant Standstill
National Guard units patrolled Freeport Illinois after a pitched clash between strikers and deputy sheriffs outside the Stover Manufacturing Company plant. Seven strikers injured including Charles Reedy who was hit by a tear gas projectile. Deputies fired gas as pickets confronted entering guards as workers inside prepared farm machinery parts for shipment amid a six week shutdown.
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Freeport
National Guards
Stover Manufacturing Company
Rockford
Dixon
Sterling
Charles Reedy
Stover Company
Set New Record At The Hospital Elyria Memorial records 107 patients today
Elyria Memorial Hospital set a new daily patient record with 107 admissions as superintendent Frank W. Hoover reported. The previous high was 102, reached just over two months earlier on April 6. The maternity department was busy with 16 mothers and 16 babies in care today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Hoover
Bound Over To Grand Jury In Multiple Thefts Case
Zymy Jarish of Indian Hollow Road was bound to the grand jury yesterday on a 1990 bond after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro on breaking and entering charges. Deputy Nau traced the arrest to thefts including a buzz saw from B Chambers farm in Penfield on Memorial Day, plus an arm rake from C L Lehman in Beldon on June 5 and eight dollars worth of grain from Tom Bamrick’s barn south of Grafton.
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Zymy Jarish
Indian Hollow Road
Joseph Petro
Gerald Nau
Jarish
B. Chambers
Pénfeld
C. L. Lehman
Beldon
Tom Bamrick
Grafton
Toledo Edison Office Workers Strike Threatens Power
Toledo Edison workers join 600 operating employees in a strike over wage demands as power facilities across three states face potential disruption. Office staff warn of prolonged walkouts hindering operations, while mediators urge a truce and renewed talks after a long conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Edison
Toledo
Toledo Edison Company
Robert M. Daugherty
Office Union
Edison Company
Edward McGrady
New York
Cities Service
Edison
McGrady
Bound Over To Grand Jury On Gambling Device Charge
Clyde Roose proprietor of The Paramount Club on Lake avenue was arrested for harboring a gambling device. He pleaded not guilty and was bound to the grand jury under a $160 bond. D. H. Blaine of Kenyon avenue has had several arrests for the same offense. Blaine remained reticent about any related groups or motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Blaine
Kenyon Avenue
Clyde Roose
Paramount Club
Lake Avenue
Roose
C. C. Lord
Blaine
Bank Officials Hunt Missing $6 000 Payroll
Officials of the Central United National Bank in Cleveland hunt for a missing six thousand dollar payroll. They offered no explanation, saying the money was gone and that was all they knew. The sum represented half the staff payroll pending exact recapitulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleveland
Central United National Bank
Fail To Meet War Debt Payments
Washington reports a broad effort by the Roosevelt administration to salvage European war debts ahead of the next semi annual due date. December 15 installments loom as debtors miss today’s $180,909,602 while Finland pays $165,453. Officials foresee possible write downs and argue U.S. action must lead the process to revive world trade through currency stabilization and a revised debt structure.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Finland
U. S
Hull
Teaching Staff Announced for Bible School Here
Miss Bessie Downing named superintendent for First Baptist Church vacation Bible School starting Monday. Ninth grade teacher is Winifred Fay. eighth grade Vance Shaw. seventh grade Mrs A L Phipps. sixth grade Mrs L Bristol. fifth grade Mrs Floyd Shaw. fourth grade Mrs Leonard Kreutzfeld. third grade Miss Frances Bennett. second grade Mrs Alex Graham. first grade Mrs Howard Smith. kindergarten Mrs F A Yost. Pianists Miss Bennett and Edmund Wright. church-home group pianist Miss Ada Mae Ranson. Four denominations represented. Marian Seeley serves as secretary. School opens 9 am Monday with teachers arriving early. open to all city youths. weekly surprise treat planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bessie Downing
Garford School
Winifred Fay
Vance Shaw
A. L. Phipps
L. Bristol
Floyd Shaw
Leonard Kreutzfeld
Frances Bennett
Alex Graham
Howard Smith
F. A. Yost
Miss Bennett
Edmund Wright
Ada Mae Ranson
Alan Dalies
Irene Hollis
Agnes Fay
Marian Seeley
Body Of Boy Found In East River Near Tiffany Street
The body of five year old John Kaul, missing from Manhattan nine days, was found in the East River off Be atatto Point Bronx. Salvatore Lear saw the body while near the docks and notified police. Authorities identified the child who vanished June 6 while playing with friends. A white rubber ball lay in the pants pocket.
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New York
John Kaul
Manhattan
Betatto Point
Bronx
East River
Tiffany Street
Salvatore Lear
Jackie
Two Killed and 55 Injured In Omaha Riot
Omaha riot spurred by strike ends with two dead and at least fifty five hurt as police fire into a mob in South Omaha. More than 3,000 residents amid packing plant and stockyards area clash with authorities. riot guns wound scores and several streetcars are destroyed. Authorities seek National Guard and martial law to restore order.
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Omaha
Neb
South Omaha
National Guard
Nebraska
Walter Judgenson
State House
Lincoln
D. R. McCoy
Frank Myers
N. H. Nelson
Omaha Street Railway Workers Union
Q” Street
Mobile
North Omaha
North
Ibth
Harney
Rapid Progress Reported on Hospital Pool Construction
Construction on the worn water orthopedic pool at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children advances swiftly with all concrete work finished today. Tile installation will begin Monday, thanks to progress ahead of the hospital building committee's schedule.
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the Gates Hospital
Denver Attorney Guilty in Urschel Kidnapping Conspiracy
In Oklahoma City on June 15 a federal jury found Ben Laska a Denver criminal attorney guilty of participating in the Charles Urschel kidnapping plot It's alleged Laska knowingly accepted $10000 of a $290000 ransom as a defense fee for kidnapper Albert Bates The verdict centers on Laska's role in the Urschel case and the ransom payment
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Oklahoma City
Ben &. Laska
Denver
Loday
Charles F. Ursche
Laska
Urschel
Albert Bates
Post Seeks To Cross U S In Eight Hours
Wiley Post, famed one eyed flier, launched his fifth attempt to fly solo from Union Airport California to New York in an eight hour record bid aboard the Winnie Mae. Weather favorable though visibility was low, with 275 to 306 gallons of fuel and planned radio contact via established stations.
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Union Air Terminal
Burbank
Calif
Wiley Post
Oklahoma
New York
Weather Bureau
Post
Two Injured In Auto Accident in Lorain County
Two persons suffered severe cuts and bruises when an automobile collision occurred on Oberlin avenue just south of Lorain at about 2 30 a m today. Mary Price of South Amherst and Joseph Recanick of Lorain were treated at St Josephs Hospital Lorain. One driver Arthur Shuller of Lorain 615 West 24th Street was detained pending investigation and possible charges.
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Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
Mary Price
South Amherst
Joseph Recanick
Fast Avenue
Arthur Schuller
West 24Th Street
St. Joseph's Hospital, Lorain
Paul Chapman
Chalmers Davidson
30 Year Old West Virginian Becomes Senator
Washington report states Rush D. Holt, West Virginia Senator-elect, is 30 years old and set to be seated near Wednesday after the Senate privileges and elections committee voted to seat him.
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Washington
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Rush D. Holt
West Virginia
For Rent Three Rooms In Modern Home
Classified ad offers three room rental at Hath Street with phone numbers 2104 and 4412 4413. Tenant placement claimed as immediate after the ad appeared. Note the ad emphasizes easy terms and prompt response for occupancy.
Few Contests In Primary Election In Elyria
In Elyria the August primary drew 25 Republican and 11 Democrat candidates. Republicans contest nominations in most posts. Democrats seek the mayoralty only. Republican nominees include D. A. Baird for Mayor and Leonard Smith for President of Council. Democrats list Leonard Fisk for Mayor and Charles W. Ives for President of Council. Two GOP surprises emerged: Cummings filed for solicitor against Cheney, and G Donald Lautenschleger replaced his brother for first ward council while Earl seeks a Fall school board seat. Democrat nominees cover mayor, council by ward, and at large slots.
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Council
Elyria
D. A. Baird
Carl Curtis
Leonard Smith
George C. Martin
A. C. Schilleman
J. M. Marshall
Carl F. Russert
H. C. Cheney
Herbert C. Cummings
George Thompson
Henrietta W. Colburn
Anna Kennedy
Robert Stephen
Cummings
Harvey C. Cheney
Common Pleas
G. Donald Lautenschleger
First Ward Council
Earl Lautenschleger
Lautenschleger
Leonard Fisk
Fred A. Underhill
Charles W. Ives
Louis Beaumont
Alfred A. Alten
William Jones
William G. Smith
Fred G. Bater
Joseph C. Carpenter
Frank J. Boris
Frank R. Henke
Primaries Seen With Little Voter Interest this Year
Amherst and Oberlin show low primary activity. Democrats run a full ticket in Amherst with one contest promised. Republicans lack contests. Oberlin under city manager, three Republicans filed for council, with two to be elected. nomination voters consider Pulley, Sable, and Thurston.
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Amherst
Oberlin
BE. C. Stiward
GC. E. Cooper
John B. Egel
W. G. Nord
Henry Kane
A. F. McQqueen
H. Michael John Sabiers
H. W. Powers
Alex Cameron
William G. Schaffer
E. G. Mens
Paul Wohlever
Thomas Finnegan
Board of Public Affairs
W. H. Barber
Conrad Zilch
A. J. Bauer
Samuel Wrass
A. R. Tolhust
A-G.stivard
Walter Lawrence
Robert W. Pulley
Edward J. Sable
Hiram Thurston
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Colson Co
Hall Kirkham
Kirkham
Fauver
King Fauver
Henry B. Johnson
Henry Ingersoll
Stockhold Is Protective Committee
Charles E. Nadler
National Tube Co
Freeport, Ill
Toledo Edison Co
Bible
Bulletin
Robert de Hart
Pueblo
Colo
United States Marine Band
de Hart
United Press
Lincoln, Neb
Douglas
U.S
Chas. A. Miller
Wm. Robertson
Lucy Roemer
Aliie Russ Marshall
E. H. Mays
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