Gasoline Spill Emptying Into River From Two Inch Line
Police reported 2 40 p m yesterday gasoline leaking into a creek beneath East Bridge street near Cleveland street from a two inch line feeding Hi Speed Gas Station tank cars to warehouse tanks. An estimated 2 000 gallons were lost while about 7 000 gallons were involved in the incident. Police and firemen guarded against any fire risk along the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bridge Street
Cleveland Street
M. E. Olmstead
Warns Of Sit-Downs In Steel Plants
Youngstown Ohio June 17 John Owens state chairman of the Committee for Industrial Organization and coordinator of the steel strike in Ohio warned that if steel leaders push for workers to return without a signed contract sit-down strikes in all mills are inevitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
E John Owens
Committee For Industrial Organization
Ohio
Morgenthau Urges Law To End Tax Evasion Methods
Secretary Morgenthau told a joint House Senate tax committee that loopholes must be closed and described ingenious methods used to avoid taxes. He warned that wealthy clients and aggressive lawyers fuel a culture of avoidance, harming revenue and prompting costly litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Congressional
Rersons
House-Senate
Morgenthau
Roswell Magill
Congress
Divorce actions and Pluto discovery noted in court records
In And About The Court House Eileen E Pease was granted a divorce from Edward Pease on grounds of gross neglect by Judge Guy B Findley. Frank Roja of Lorain filed suits for divorce from Maude Roja of Jackson Kentucky today charging neglect. The planet Pluto was discovered photographically after mathematicians predicted its existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen E. Pease
Edward Pease
Guy B. Findley
Frank Roja
Lorain
Maude Roja
Jackson
Motorcycle Rider Hurt In Collision
Stanley Wawrzynezak of 1605 West avenue suffered minor lacerations on his knee and left arm in a collision at West avenue and Second street alley around 2 45 p m yesterday. His motorcycle collided with a car driven by George E Palmer of Griswold, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wawrzynezak
West Avenue
Second Street Alley
George 8. Palmer
Griswold
Japanese Soldier Killed In Clash On Korea Border
SEISHIN, Korea June 17 A Japanese soldier was killed when Russian and Japanese patrols clashed on the Korea Manchukuo border today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seishin
Korea
Korea Manchukuo
Adoption of constitution and Keller to finance panel
The Columbia Knights of Bee Keeping met Tuesday at Andrew Barber's home with all nine members present. They adopted a constitution and appointed Ray Keller as a member of the finance committee, marking the meeting as a key milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Keller
Columbia Knights of Bee Keeping
Andrew Barber
First Federal Steel Board Created In Strike Crisis
The article outlines rising violence on steel picket lines and a broad strike front. Mike Perkins announces the creation of the Federal steel board after Ohio Governor Davey’s mediation failed. Philip Murray supports broader inquiry into the steel dispute while President Roosevelt weighs intervention options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Perkins
Davey
Roosevelt
Canton
Geners
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
CIO
Steel Workers
Chicago
Washington
Senate Post Office Committee
H. Styles Bridges
N. H
Philip Murray
Lewis
Murray
Joseph Guffey
Bridges
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Steel Board
Miss Perkins
Sheffield EWS Notes Parish Life In Elrria And Surrounds
Mr and Mrs Shirley Garfield attended funeral services for Thomas Maddock of Elrria. Families including Chambers Haines Spaulding and Boyd share visits and a hamburg ery gathering at H C Chambers home. Miss Ann Crozier stayed with Neva Carrick as Charles Boyd couple honeymooned in eastern travels at West River Street Elyria. Mrs Campbell of Russell Point remembered in Sheffield Lake. Kar jinx visited her daughter many times and Clarence Brush with Dorothy Doris appear in notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Shirley Garfield
North Ridge
H. C. Chambers
Ford Road
Ann Crozier
Neva Carrick
Charles Boyd
West River Street
Elyria
William Fisher
Stope 2
Russell Point
Campbell
Clarence Brush
Dorothy
Doris
Seven Seek Three Places On Council
In Oberlin Ohio on June 17 terms of three village council members C R Comings J C McCullough and Walter Walker expire at year end and primaries on August 10 will nominate candidates. Seven petitions filed three Republican four Democrat include Comings McCullough and Herbert Arnold as Republicans. Democrat petitions list J H Kutscher Gerald Keller and G A Bahr plus George Haines. Walker will not run again. Education board petitions due in November with terms for I I Porter P D Sherman and Mrs Harry Hovey. Local social and community notes cover meetings and visits including Oberlin Grange strawberry festival and visits from N A Sears Dan Worcester and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
R. Comings
J.C. McCullough
Walter Walker
Council
C. R. Comings
J. C. McCullough
Herbert 5. Arnold
Harry Hovey
Democratic Women Plan For Picnic
The Oberlin Democratic Women's Club met Monday at Mrs. Karl Hall's home on South Professor Street and planned a picnic for Monday June 28 at 6:00 PM at Mrs. Margaret Utterback's home 231 Morgan Street. The group endorsed Eva Epstein Shaw for federal judgeship in Toledo and urged members to contact Attorney General Cummings and Chas.
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Oberlin
Democratic Women's Club
Karl Hall
South Professor Street
Margaret Utterback
Morgan Street
Eva Epstein Shaw
Toledo
Cummings
Chas
Markets Include Grain Prices and Cleveland Livestock Report
Grain market notes list No 2 red wheat at $1.522 and 25. corn No 2 yellow $1.15. oats No 2 white 52 to 55 1/2. rye No 2 $1.08. Wheat No 1 red $1.20, No 2 red $1.19, No 2 yellow $1.13. oats No 1 white 49. butter 35c per lb, eggs 13 to 35c. Cleveland livestock receipts show cattle steady with various weight ranges, calves, sheep and hogs with price bands. live poultry and produce entries note unsettled butter and steady eggs. Potatoes by bag show prices across U S regions and varieties
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Cleveland
U. S&s
Calif
Jong White
Orth Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Louisiana Reds
Alabama Reds
Local Social Notes and a Roadside Gas Station Change
Clarissa of Chestnut Ridge spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs P L Chambers and family of Gulf road. Henry Miller moved from Stop 2 to the corner of Abbe and Lake roads to run a gas station. Mrs Harold Irish escaped with minor injuries after her car skidded on loose flag on Abbe road and turned over in a ditch. Reverend Bantham of Avon conducted special Children's Day exercises at St James Mission on Sunday at 5 o'clock.
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Clarissa
Chestnut Ridge
P. L. Chambers
Gulf Road
Henry Miller
Stop $2
Abbe and
Lake Roads
Harold Irish
Abbe Road
Reverend Bantham
Avon
St. James Mission
Belden Briefs From Belden Area Families
Mr and Mrs George Grabens ter and family called on Mr and Mrs Ed Echle in Mallet Creek Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Lamb of Carolina were callers at the William Law home on Monday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wise and son Neil spent Sunday evening at the Howard and Tran home in Grafton. Raymond Laver and Archie Harpeter of Akron spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs A L Wise. Community Circle met with Mrs Anna Hosier on Thursday for an all day meeting. Work started on a quilt. The canal cafe teria dinner was served.
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George Grabenstetter
Ed Echle
Mallet Creek
Lamb
Carolina
William Law
Arthur Wise
Neil
Howard and Tran
Grafton
Raymond Laver
Archie Harpeter
Akron
A. L. Wise
Anna Hosier
Thorsday
Canal
Girl Pioneers Teach Navajos on the Reservation
WINDOW ROCK Ariz The Beside adventurers who pioneered the West nearly a century ago have disappeared while in their place stand young women who guide and educate Navajo girls on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Rock
Ariz
West
Seo
Tast
Women Teachers On Remote North American Reservation
About 159 young women teach the white man's knowledge to the red man's children in 57 schools across a 16 million acre reservation. They live at Chin Leé 97 miles from a railroad in a Club House with comfortable rooms and good food. They share a dining room with reservation laborers, enjoy radios, tennis, pool, dancing when talent is recruited, and face long winters cut off by heavy snows. They view hardships as ordinary and often marry traders or Indian Service employees to retire on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Chin Leé
Club House
Indian Service
Father Coughlin Announces New Workers Council
Chicago report on June 17 details Rev. Charles E. Coughlin unveiling a National Union for Social Justice linked Workers Councils. The plan centers the union as a hub for regional Social Justice Councils with limited direct members, four officers in the Workers Council, and widespread church based participation across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Workers Council For Social Justice
Charles FE. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Father Courhlin
Social Justice
National Union
Social Justices Councils
Father Coughlin
Workers Council
Social Justice Councils
Cavary
Social Justice County
Amelia Earhart Reaches Calcutta After India Flight
Amelia Earhart, the American aviatrix, arrived in Calcutta today after flying from Karachi. She landed at 5 27 A M EST marking a bold leg in her round the world journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Amelia Earhart
Karachi
Steel strike continues as White House weighs action
President Roosevelt faces a stalled steel dispute as CIO strikers press Gov. Davey for a contract while companies resist signings. Officials cite fears of a captive mine scenario and demand written terms, with Sheet & Tube and Republic planning plant reopenings soon. Owens accuses the CIO of using affidavits to misrepresent workers.
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White House
Davey
Republic
Chicago
National Labor Board
Labor Board
Roosevelt
CIO
J. C. Argetsinger
Sheet & Tube
Steel
Lewis
Frank Parnell
Owens
Youngstown
Purnell
Steel strike standoff cited with threats of bloodshed
Owens charged SWOC strike leaders warned of bloodshed to force a signed contract. He claimed 14,000 workers stay out as Purnell and Girdler resist peace talks, while sending letters about a back-to-work program. Governor urged Roosevelt to intervene.
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Purnell
Atlth
Owens
Ohio
Purcell
Girdler
Davey
Roosevelt
Legal Notice of Estate and Divorce Proceedings in Lorain County
Martha E Behner Administratrix seeks sale of real property in LaGrange Lorain County Ohio to pay debts in case No 7594. Defendants Ira B Powers et al named. answer due by July 4, 1937. Also Robert George Hochene del petitions for divorce from Doris L Hochenedel in case No 38914. hearing after July 17, 1937.
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Ira B. Powers
North Wilson Boulevard
Mt. Clemfers
Michigan
Elizabeth A. Siple
Berry Boulevard
Bellevue
Kentucky
Pearl Donald Powers
Gary Indiana
Lette Rhoades
Second Street
Butler
Pennsylvanire
Martha E. Behner
Lucy A. Powers
County of
Lorain
Ohio
Dee
la Grange
Onlo
LaGrange
Laurange
Lorain County
Church Street
Martha FE. Behner
Hubbard C. Wilcox
Larain County Bank
Elyria
Doris Lucille Horkenedel
Columbia Rd
N. W
Washington, D. C
Robert George Hochenedel
Doris Lucille Hochenedel
Common Pleas Court
A. D
Richard S&s. Horan
Lorain County Bank Bldg
Lapp heirs named in Ohio probate notice set for August hearing
In Lorain County Ohio Probate Court Wayne C Black administrator of Mary F Lapp deceased petitions to determine heirs and who may inherit under Ohio law. Defendants listed include Albert R Lapp Frank Lapp Charles Lapp John Lapp and several Fowls relatives. Hearing set for August 7 1937. Also notice of Amherst Savings and Banking Co liquidation seeks authority to sell real estate to Edna Maring. hearing June 28 1937. Squire and Duffy attorneys noted.
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Legal Notich
Albert R. Lapp
Frank Lapp
Charles Lapp
John Lapp
Laverne H. Herken
Richard F. Hageman
Laurie Salisbury
Charles Wammier
Gladys Fowls
Walter Fowls
Bernive’ Fowls Schlechter
Minerva Hadenflue
Ruth Fowls
Schlechter
Emma Fowls
Frank Heunssner
Courtia Decker
Iya M. Christy
Pearl Fowls Haag
Warren ¢. Fowls
John Hammer
Miriam Fowls Curtis
Styron W. Fowls
Mable M. Krantz
Earl Fowls
Al-lan
John Henry Lapp
Mary FE. Lapp
Wayne C. Black
Mary F. Lapp
Lorain County
Helrahin
Mary E. Lapp
Ohio
Ohts
H. Webber
Amherst Savings and Banking Co
Amherst
Common Pleas Court of
Amherst Savings and Bankink Company
S._H. SQUIRE
Banka
State of
Herbert S. Duffy
J. J. Smythe
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F. A. Humphrey
D. L. Wilder
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Bluebird
Henry Dresfuss
Crane
Tamae Ee
BEE Keepers Meet
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
N. A. Sears
Columbus
Dan Worcester
Worcester
Nat Austin
Donald Austin
Carolyn
North Olmsted
Dial Boehmer
Fairview Village
Oberlin Grange
Oberlin Grange Hall
Mr. Child
Mrs. B. V. Child
North Main Street
Belden
Girl Pioneers
C. W. Barrel
Middle Avenue
New Workers Council
Amelia
the Brown CO. Printers
Paper Merchants
Lodi Street
Elysium
Broad Street
East Avenue
Mr. Purnell
Tom Girdler
Mr. Girdler
SWOC
Thomas
Legal J Advertising
E. F. Whitney & Son
Schroll Coal
Gellert
Benkrepicy Court
J. T. Barnard
Mgr
Middle Ave
Woodbury
Woodbuky
Wm A. Woodburs
China ‘Shop
W. Broad &T
Eayria
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