Senators Turn On Ousted Secretary
Washington June 13 Senator Ew ing Y Mitchell ousted assistant secretary of commerce told a Senate committee that both the Hoover and Roosevelt administrations favored International Mercantile Marine in shipping deals. He charged graft and corruption while senators pressed for proof as the hearing drifted with few new facts and questions focused on the Leviathan contract and related payments.
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Washington
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Senate
Hoover
Roosevelt
International Mercantile Marine Corp
Commerce Committee
Department
Mitchell
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R. Mich
U. S
International Mercantile Marine
Department of Commerce
Shipping Board
H. I. Cone
TU. &. Shipping Board
Nternational
Mercantile Marine
Duncan A. Fletcher
Fla
Wallace White
Cone
Commerce Department
Roper
Astrmom
White House
Royal &. Copeland
Farley
Dickinson
Jesse Jones
Anti-Picketing Ordinance Considered by City Council
An anti picketing ordinance, prompted by Mayor W H Vanoster, will be reviewed by the safety committee and a council vote set for July 1. The measure bars gatherings near plants or businesses to influence employees to quit work and prohibits intimidation or disruption during labor disputes.
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Council Committee On Safety
W. H. Vanoster
Kokomo
Indiana
G A R Encampment Ends Today In Columbus
Ohio G A R closes its 69th annual encampment with a parade and officer elections. A vote yesterday favored Cleveland for 1936, possibly the last Ohio encampment for many veterans. Parade marshal Charlies J. McDarsh led about 500 allied orders among 84 patriotic groups. officers to be chosen include Francis Layton and H K Rus alliance.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio
Cleveland
Charlies J. McDarsh
Urbana
State Department
G@ A.RL
McDarara Simeon
Chanman
Francis
Uhrichst
Dent
Rs Gnadenburer
Inve Dent
Grand Army
Martin L Davey
Prasial
FERA
Death Records of Mrs John Kern and Moehle and Lorence Obituaries
Obituaries report death notices for Mrs John Kern of Oberlin road and Mary A Moehle of Columbus with family details. Kern left three children and one grandchild, burial in Orville, Ohio, services at East Oberlin Community church. Moehle, a Wellington native, leaves two sons and three daughters plus grandchildren, funeral at Keith Andrews Funeral Home in Wellington. Lorence, aged 61, died in Huntington with wife Katheryn, son Fred, and granddaughter Pauline, services planned for Friday.
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Russell
Helen
Kenneath
Oberlin
Eva Null
Orville
Lena Kemp
Akron
East Oberlin
Ohio
Mary A. Moehle
J. Warkinson
Columbus
Moehle
Wellington
Alfred
Edwin
Elyria
William Brown
Albion
Michigan
Parkinson
Norwalk
Keith Andrews
Henri Lorence
Huntington
Lea
Katheying
Fred
Walhatcon
Pauline Lorence
Frida
Resignation Shakes VY. W. C. A. Office Staff
After more than ten years of service, the office secretary at the VY WCA steps down. Fullmer announces intention to retire. plans for the near term are uncertain as leadership carrière shifts unfold.
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The
VY. W.C. A
Fritgeer
Fullmer
Mary Garden Warns Young Vocalists About Liquor
Opera star Mary Garden cautions young singers against liquor, urging discipline and focus for budding talents. Separately, William Darley reported theft on Broad Street with license seen as TI97, noting stolen tar from a cart behind shops yesterday.
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Mary Garden
William Darley
Cleverstil
Pnlice
Oanatley
Sores
Broad Street
Oberlin Notices and Obituary Fragments From Oberlin Area
Obituary notes Mrs. John Kern 44 died after a long illness at her home in East Oberlin. She was born in Pittston and survived by her husband, a daughter, two sons, and two sisters. Burial in Orville. Various Oberlin community notices include councilors for the Junior Council, a five week travel tour, and a pot supper with prizes.
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Oberlin. O
jJohn Kern
East Obern
Kern
Pittston
East Berlin
Orville
Helen
Russell
Pome
Kenneth
Oberlin
R.D. Kampet Ak
Cher ‘Iy Grang
Qherlin
George Sedgeman
En Auxiliary
Guy Munger
Meina
Agnes Princehorn
Leo Kimmel
Lyman
Earl Stanperh
Harvey Pratters
Lorie Parsove
Monayping Florence Sherman
Travel Camp Starts Tour Of 12 States
The Olmstead Travel-Camp for girls departs on a summer vacation tour expanding across twelve eastern states. Included are prep school girls from Wisconsin Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania joining others as the group travels through Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia Delaware New Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts and reaches Ontario Niagara Falls. The journey uses two equipped cars with a kitchen and a cat compartment, carrying Mr and Mrs Olmstead directors.
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Olmstead
Wieh
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvane
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Columba
Delaware
New Jersey
Newark
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Machusetts
Ontario
Niagara Falls
Elyria Recognized in Fire Prevention Accord
Elyria gains recognition as fire prevention progress is cited in talks at the Ohio Commercial Secretaries Association meeting in Marion. Earl D. Bacon of the Elyria Chamber will chair a discussion after A. E. Bulan presents a paper on fire prevention. The gathering runs Friday to Saturday with about 50 chamber executives attending.
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Elst
Earl D. Bacon
Elyria
Supreme Court
NRA
Mey
Sapte
Chamber of Commerece Secretarias
Commercs
Ang
Townsend Meeting Here Tomorrow
A fragmentary town meeting notice announces a Townsend gathering scheduled for tomorrow. The unreadable OCR text hints at planning discussions and resident participation but contains many garbled words and missing details.
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Townsend
Obituary Notice for Amherst Evangelical Church Leader
Mr Hahn led the Amherst Evangelical church. He is survived by his daughter Berha and sons George Hahn near Oberlin and Martha Sehavhle of Elvittia township, Minnie Wan merien of Oberlin, and Amelia Holstein of Ambeoret township.
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Catherne Raipin
Mr. Hahn
Amherst Evangelical Choren
Ber'ha
Jtante Hahn
Iit County
George Ahr
Oberlin
Martha Sehavhle
Elvi Tia
Minnie Wanmerien
Stolen car found for Bodine of Furnace Street
The car belonging to W. L Bodine, 41 Furnace Street, reported stolen from Middle Avenue Sunday, was located by the sheriff's night patrol squad at Ambherat last night. It appeared undamaged and was returned to the owner.
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W. L Bodine
Furnace Street
Middle Avenue
Ambherat
Methods To Get PWA Approval To Be Studied
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce will study methods to win PWA approval for a new central fire station. Secretary Earl D. Bacon will present in Columbus tomorrow after an executive committee mandate. The trip was authorized and the committee also plans to register Lorain County health department in a national rural health contest.
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PWA
Citr Iria
Earl D. Bacon
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Loramm County
Committee Names Elyria Chamber Prepares Safety Plan
The Elyria Chamber appoints a prevention committee with Don Satherden as chairman and Fire Chief WONB as adviser. Members include F Al Mason Arthur Werers and Ragh Young. The group holds its first meeting at the Chamber offices to plan a community seer program and seek broad participation.
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Elyria
Rome
Don
Satherden van Engeinteg
Semonitt
Wonb
Thar
F al Mason
Arthur Werers
Ra’gh Young
Weather expert predicts cooler summer with rainfall patterns
Fragmented OCR notes discuss average temperatures and rainfall in 1935 and 1934, mentioning Central forecasts and a meteorologist named Alexander. The text references predictions for a cooler season, with uncertain figures and dates and hints at consumer impact.
Two NRA Cases Dismissed in Lorain County Court
Final disposition of two NRA cases in Lorain county common pleas court was made today by Judge Guy B. Findley in simple entries. Lorain Dry Goods Company faced alleged wage regulation violations, and L. M. Schroi Jr. of Schroi Coal Company faced coal pricing at industry rates. Both dismissals followed the U S Supreme Court's recent NRA defeat.
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NRA
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Guy B. Findley
Lorain Dry Goods Company
L. M. Schroi, Jr
Schroi] Coal Company
United States Supreme Court
Local Drum Bugle Corps At Berea
The Elyria Legion drum and bugle corps performs in Berea this afternoon linked to the Northwestern Firemen's convention.
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Drum, Bugle
Berea
Elyria Legion
Northwestern Firemen
Court actions and suits light up Lorain area court docket
In Lorain, Frank Horvatich sues Tom Brewy and others for 1.00 in injuries from a Route 2 traffic collision six miles west of Lorain on October 2, 1934. Susan Balogh Murray sues Peter Yourkarvitch for 2,000 in alleged foreclosure-related damages. Stella Lugaski sues Allen E. Hars for 342 in damages from an automobile collision on Route 38 near Wellington on April 2. Allen Gildenmeister, 24, Elyria, found guilty of abandonment of his 17 year old wife who was about to become a mother, before Judge Findley. County commissioners approve oiling five miles of dirt roads in Carlisle township contingent on township payment and operator. Judge Findley considers probation for C. E. Kent, former Lorain loan company official, after a prior probation hearing. prosecutor Butler opposes. The Cleveland Trust Company sues Andrew Kreiser et al for 2870 on a promissory note, with foreclosure of Lorain property asked. Doris Ellis sues Stanley Ellis of East Akron for a divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. couple married in 1930 and have one child.
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Frank Horvatich
Lorain
Tom Brewy
Allen Gildenmeister
Elyria
Guy B. Findlex
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
C. E. Kent
Lorain Loan Company
Kent
Howard R. Butler
Doris Ellis
Agate
Stanley Ellis
East Akron
Fourteenth District picnic at Crystal Beach Park Vermilion
After a gathering at Crystal Beach Park in Vermilion on June 23, the Fourteenth District Association of Ohio invites all to attend. Prizes up to 5,325 dollars are offered for the largest registrations. Contingents include Congressman Harter and Governor Davey escorted by state officials. Activities planned include racing, swimming, boating, dancing, a band, and possible speeches. Committees cover publicity, speakers, reception, refreshments, sports, transportation, park, music, parking, decorations, membership, auditing, escorts, tickets, and first aid.
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Crystal Beach Park
Vermilion
Fourteenth District Association of
Ohio
Akron
Harter
H. T. Chanman
T B. Conley
Charles Blackman
Ralph Falls
John L.sullivan
Dissolving bathing suits move toward market showcase
Chicago June 19 dissolving bathing suits with a moonlight glow are revealed as a new invention at the National Inventors Congress. The suit dissolves in water while emitting a silvery glow and may suit moonlight frolics or channel swimming. other inventions include metal dirigibles and a long distance cigarette holder for bindse players.
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Chicago
National Inventors' Congress
Inventors’ Congress
Albert G. Burns
Oakland
Calif
Congress
Burns
Hanes
Cates
Reform proposal from Ohio inmate scandal and crime rate talk
A Columbus state institution controversy is aired with charges against a long-serving warden and prison mismanagement. Reams describes the Liccavoli gang break at Toledo, two dozen parole-worthy plans, and a harsh view of crime. he also cites prison conditions, solitary confinement, and alleged corruption as grounds for systemic reform. The speaker urges segregation by offender classing, proposes an island penitentiary for hardened criminals, and compares U S crime rates to international benchmarks. He notes crime rates per population, condemns scant convictions, and calls for reform alongside a Fifth District Legion gathering and a hospital dedication in Elyria.
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State Institution
Columbus
Reams
Toledo
Anther
Ohio
American Legion
London
Lake Erie
Michigan Marquette
Ban Quentin
Government
United States
Glen Campbell
Cleveland
Fifth Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
New York City
Gleveland
Legion
Elvria
George L. Tattersall
Gates Hospital
Elyria
Rotary
TE. F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
F. W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Market Totals From Cleveland Livestock and Produce Market
Cleveland livestock and produce market reports show steady to weak demand across cattle hogs and poultry, with prices for steers prime choice high and calves steady. Grain and feed prices, including oats, alfalfa, hay, and flour byproducts, are listed with regional variations and futures notes from the Uuba and Farrehild exchanges.
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Cleveland
FORD
Ihe
Lie Detector Used on Judges in Cherry Festival Queen Contest
In Traverse City officials plan to use a lie detector on judges selecting the queen of the 1935 National Cherry Festival. Each judge will answer if anything could prevent unbiased judgment in the beauty tournament, with the polygraph intended to judge the judges.
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Traverse City
Mirch
The radiator cap theft report in River Street incident
William Wash of 118 West River reports a radiator cap stolen from his car while it was at the National Tube Company yesterday. The incident involved police response and follows a recent rash of auto part thefts in the area.
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William Wash
West River Street
National Tube Company
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Marietta
Henry Loresce
NEW York Central
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Ohio Court Street
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Florence Clevenger
Oberly Hie School
Wih Stark
William Stark
Feahel Sheehan
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Uniontown
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Charles Vogan
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Paget
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Renoun
Oyer
Peavier
Janware
Oath
Alexander
PRISO
Elk’s Restaurant
Susan Balogh Murray
Peter Yourkarvitch
Lorrain
Stella Lugaski
Allen E. Hars
Rowe 38
Carlisle
Cleveland Trust Company
Andrew Kreiser
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Patty Labato
International Troubador
Newell Hotel
Maura
Pulliny
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Alabama
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Leeberg
Erramery Specia
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Dept of Agricuture
Commercia
Idaho
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Court St
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Defiance
Ingersoll
Camper
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