Insiders Tied to Dayton Broker Profits Probe
Securities Division revokes license for Rieger Bros & Co of Dayton as it charges insiders led by ex Lieutenant Governor William G. Pickrel profited over 40000 through stock runs in the Dayton Mutual Home and Savings Association. Hearings set for June 21 to decide license status amid wash sales and undisclosed accounts.
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Columbus
Rieger Bros. ‘& Co
Dayton
William G. Pickrel
Ohio
Dayton Mutual Home and Savings Association
Paul Selby
Lowell P. Rieger
the Mutual
Nelson H
Rieger Bros. & Co
W. F. Oehlschlager
Buckeye Boiler Co
Oehlschlager
Pickrel
Association For
Keley
Rose T. Clayman
Association
Charles Coleman
Sterling Investment Co
Grant Browne
Gold Medal Haarlem Owl Capsules Promoted for Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Owl Capsules as a remedy to flush poisons from kidneys and ease bladder irritation. It claims to reduce nocturnal urges and relieve related symptoms such as backache and puffiness, urging buyers to get the original Gold Medal product.
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Haarlem
Rieger Bros Profit Tied to Agency Stock Sale
The text states that the Rieger Brothers and Rose T. Clayton gained about $5500 from buying $57,000 face value of association running stock at 41 and reselling it through an agency account to Rieger Bros at 501-2, then to Lowell P. Rieger as escrow agent at 31.
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Rieger Bros. & Co
Rieger Brothers
Rose T. Clayton
Lowell P. Rieger
Spencer News Notes Recaps Family Reunion and Church Events
The annual Parent family reunion is set for Sunday June 18 at Rice's Dam. Children's Day is observed at the Methodist Church that morning with music and a program by children. Zion Church held its Children's Day program with music, speech and pageant. The Spencer Volunteer Fire department was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Friend with cards and refreshments. Pythian Sisters met at the Temple with two sewing groups planning monthly meetings and future work.
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Charles MacLaren
SJ McIlvaine
Rex Giar
Will Moore
Chas
Walters Nelson Boone
Maryin Hange
Barl
Robert Williams
Temple
Ear
Leo McCourt
Sherman Kramer
Doris Kramer
Akrea
Charles Touby
Fred Likes
Kela Townsend
Sunde
Frank Gabel
Penfield High School
Sheffield
Pittsfield
Arthur J. Rice
Waterford
Pennsylvania
Roy Briggs
Beverly Baser
Wellington
Hazel Noidhardt
May Lamp
Bliss College
Columbus
Raymond Lamp
Gertrude Wood
Robert Hardie
James
Cameron
James Blackwell
Pittsburgh
Robert Mann
Ray Bradley
Betty
Prospect Hall
Maud Hendricks
Mentor
Spencer
C C. Touby
Norwalk
Air
E. Assin
Marion Brouse
Vella
Vida
Elyria Sunda
Glenn Brouse
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
L. R. Kendall
Canton
Harry Hendricks
Alis Maud Hendricks
Medina
Eugene Aukerman
Rebecca Heilman
Lodi Hospital
E. W. Leathermen
Akron
Laura Wilson
Barberton
N E. Fuller
G. L. Emerson
Niles Nelson
Sulough
Beulah Woods
Juanita College
Huntingdon
Clara Woods
Bobbie Heighland
Clarence W. Thornton
Thurston
Olmsted
Joan of
Harry Dague
Cleveland
Velia
Veda Brouse
Ashland
Cliia Brouse
Marton Brouse
Bruce Inman Awarded OSU Scholarship for High Test Scores
Bruce Inman son of Mr and Mrs David Inman recently earned a scholarship offer from Ohio State University based on top state scholarship test results. He placed fourth in Medina county on the general scholarship test and earned honorable mention in the district. He led in physics county and district, ranking fifth statewide. Overall he earned six awards from county district and state levels and represented his class at Kent in Algebra and plane geometry.
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Bruce Inman
David Inman
Spencer High School
Ohio State University
Bruce
Medina
Kent
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Albert Archer
Sullivan
Clyde Ensign
Della Boone
Medine
South Main Street
Fred Nichols
May Ruissinger
Paul Nichols
Brunswick
Jim Wetherston
Lodi
Ed Koppes
James Harder
Columbus
Airs
Robert Hardie
Myron Bradley
Belle Bradley
Belden
Orrion Bradley
Mass Maud Hendricks
Marion
Albert Eglin
Penfield
James Eglin
Leslie Fuller
Cleveland
Catherine Fuller
Nelle Baul
Bert Ebright
Reynoldsburg
Gertrude Wooder
A. C Neidhardt
Toledo
Mary Curtice
Grover Shepard
Worthington
Terrence Curtice
Karl Weidiick
Helen Boone
Ohio State
Moody Bible School
Chicago
Ilinois
Wellington
Fred W Nichols
Irena Auble
Akron
Officers elected for Women’s Missionary Society and local notices
At the last Methodist Women’s Missionary Society meeting with Mrs. T C Hyland officers were elected: President Mrs Ed Brown Vice President Mrs Bertha Browand Secretary Aliss Santa Browand Treasurer Mrs Ray Aldrich Corresponding Secretary. The final meeting of the year will be in July at Mrs Ernest W Becker’s and reports will be given with a picnic supper.
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Womans Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
T. C. Hyland
Ed Brown
Bertha Browand
Aliss Santa Browand
Airs. Ray Aldrich
Elmer Firestone
Ernest W. Becker
Nominations For Rotary President To Be Limited
Nominations for Rotary International president at the Cleveland convention next week will be limited to three men. Reported candidates include Dr Amos Squire medical inspector of Westchester County New York Richard C Hedke Detroit manufacturer and Walter D Head headmaster of Montclair New Jersey Academy.
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White Sulphur Springs
W Va
Rotary International
All Cleveland
Rotary
Amos Squire
Westchester County
Richard C Hedke
Detroit
Walter D
Montclair
N. J Academy
Hopes Rise for Settlement of Milwaukee Strike
Milwaukee June 19 Gov Julius P Heil planned a second talk with Max W Babb Allis Chalmers president and the UAW CIO bargaining committee to settle the strike at the Allis Chalmers plant Milwaukee suburb West Allis about 6500 workers have been idle since May 24 over a blanket contract covering Allis Chalmers plants in Boston Pittsburgh and West Allis.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Alls-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Wisconsin
Julius P. Heil
Toidas
Max W. Babb
United Automobile Workers’ Union
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Helday
Allis-Chalmers
Boston
Pittsburgh
West Allis
Treasure hunt leads boys to fairgrounds during summer program
Forty five Y. A. C. A. boys divided into three groups hunted for the treasure set on three routes to the county fair grounds. Clues guided them to a stash of canny kisses hidden in the grass with early arrivals finding some and later groups finding less or none. Herman Geyer directed the event as part of the boys division summer activities highlighting future bicycle, fishing, and archery plans.
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William Peaberthy
Jack Ferguson
Philip Kaiser
County Fair Grounds
Herman Geyer
Ford Road
Woman Indicted in Mother's Day Murder
Crawford county grand jury returned a first degree murder indictment against Airs. Violet Meeker 34 for the killing of her mother during a Mother's Day quarrel Mrs Meeker mother of five allegedly shot her mother Mrs Charles Holt after a quarrel over money.
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Bucyrus
Crawford County Grand Jury
Airs
Violet Meeker
Caldwell electrocuted for confectionery store hold up murder
Willie Caldwell 23 of Cleveland was executed at Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of confectionery store proprietor Fred Raymont during a $3 robbery. Caldwell died at 8:13 p m after being taken to the execution chamber shortly before 8 p m. A companion received life imprisonment.
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Columbus
Willie Caldwell
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
John White
Caldwell
Fred Raymont
Blues Extend Lead With 6-2 Win Over Toledo
Kansas City Blues reinforced their American Association lead by beating Toledo 6-2 behind a fourth inning rally that included a home run and a triple. Dan Murtaugh and Ralph Winegarner starred for Columbus and Milwaukee with four and three hits respectively. Indianapolis-St Paul and Louisville-Minneapolis games were rained out. Columbus traded catcher Joe Schultz Jr. for Nick Tickacek. Louisville bought Leroy Parmalee from Philadelphia.
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Toledo
Dan Murtaugh
Columbus
Ralph Winegarner
Milwaukee
Murtaugh
Winegarner
Herb Bremer
Joe Schultz Jr
Nick Tickacek
Houston
Louisville
Leroy Parmalee
Philadelphia Athletics
Louis Galento Joe Louis Bout Rumors Stir Boxing Buzz
United Press correspondent details ground chatter ahead of the June 28 heavyweight bout between Joe Louis and Tony Galento. Rumors claim Galento may exploit a no foul rule to turn the match into a free for all, though the writer doubts such tactics from Galento or his manager.
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York
Dr. Baker
Joe Louis
Tony Galento
Galento
Louis
Joe
Yussel
Mussel
Jacobs
Reds Open Crosley Night Era With First Home Game
Cincinnati leads the National League and defeats Philadelphia 10 to previous day as Harry Craft drives in four with a three base hit and a four run fourth inning. Bucky Walters pitches for the Reds while Hugh Mulcahy starts for the Phillies. Art Jacobs, a new southpaw reliever, joins from Buffalo and Earl Cook goes on option from Columbus.
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Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Phils
Bucky Walters
Reds
Hugh Mulcahy
Philadelphians
Crosser Field
Craft
Harry Craft
Paul Derringer
Junior Thompson
Whitey Moore
Derringer
Thompson
Philadelphia
Gene Schott
Redleg
Cardinals
Art Jacobs
Buffalo
Earl Cook
Columbus
Jacobs
Standings Update From Cinemanati Matches
Standings show Lesterdas recording a 0 to 7 loss to Philadelphia while New York defeated Chicago and St Louis 2 to 0. Brooklyn hosts Boston while Pittsburgh travels to an outdoor game amid cold wet ground conditions.
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Lesterdas
Cinemanati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Isc
Cleveland
Detroit
Sea
Washington
St. Louis
Dexterday
Lo x Games
Temple Star Signs Contract With Reds
Temple University catcher Howard Coyne of Wareham Mississippi signed with the Cincinnati Reds and will report to Erie in the Middle Atlantic League. Coyne, 21, hit over .300 in college. England consumed 887 million gallons of milk and 897 million gallons of beer last year.
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Philadelphia
Howard Coyne
Temple University
Cincinnati Reds
Erie
Coyne
Wareham
Miss
England
Notice to Binders and Contractors for Elyria paving bids
Notice to bidders in Elyria Ohio seeking sealed bids for surface treatment with bituminous material on city streets. Deadline 2:00 PM Eastern June 30 193X. Bid security $500. plans on file. city may reject any or all bids. Includes Lorain County road dust sealing and paving bids with bond and bid opening July 6 1938.
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Publi Service
Elyria
State of Chieo
Ohio
Director of Public Service
Notice to Contractors for County Road Asphalt Bids Ohio
Legal advertisement from Lorain County Ohio seeking bids by 1:00 p.m. on July 9 1952 for rapid and slow cure asphalt surface treatment of designated roads. Bids must include equipment, foreman, operators, and bond. bids opened publicly by the Board of County Commissioners with rights to reject any or all bids.
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Ne oOftwe
Board of Counts Commissioners of
Lorain
Court House
Elvria
Obin State Highways Department
Board of County
Nmm Seioners
Vle
Beard
Aelock
Qiling
Lorain County
United States
Board of County Commissioners
Ohio
Board of County Compmissioners
Llyria
Adams
Ohio State Highway Department
County Compassionuers
Stek
Oreek P.m
Lorain County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners of
Losam County
F. Cc. Ruth
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