Elyria Wins Ruling On Commercial Rate Ordinance
The Ohio Supreme Court denied a motion for review by Ohio Public Service Company, affirming an appeals court ruling in Elyria. The case centers on whether charges for commercial customers should use the highest monthly demand over a 12 month period or a 30 day determination. the court upheld the 30 day method and monthly capacity charges.
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Coumbls
Ohio Public Service Company
City of
Elyria
Supreme Court
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Appeals
Cuyahoga GOP Approval Boosts Morgan in Race
COLUMBUS June 20 A new element enters the Republican gubernatorial primary as Cuyahoga county committee approves Daniel E. Morgan of Cleveland. Brown and Sparks had been viewed as main contenders. Morgan gains from the county action while Sparks and Brown spar over support and road-improvement charges amid a split party. The Brown-Ingalls dynamic echoes the nearby Democratic contest with Cox backing West and Bulkley silent unless West faces defeat.
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Columbus
Itey
Cuyahoga County
Daniel E. Morgan
Cleveland
Clarence J. Brown
C. Nelson Sparks
Akron
Morgan
Brown
David S Ingalls
National Republican Organization
Sparks
Republican Party
Brown Royals
White
Blanchester
Charles West
Granville
Vic Donahey
500 Stop Work At Akron Plant
Machinery at the General Tire and Rubber plant in Akron stood idle as 500 workers halted work awaiting a conference between union leaders and plant officials. Workers from other shifts gathered outside the facility during the talks.
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Akron
General Tire & Rubber Company
Boy Near Death After Accidental Shooting in Mansfield
Kenneth James, 10, lay near death in a Mansfield hospital after a revolver discharged informally when dropped by his younger brother John, age 3, on a sidewalk late yesterday. The accident occurred as the two boys played nearby.
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Mansfield
uPi
Kenneth James
John
Ohio Weather Forecast Cloudy with Showers and Thunderstorms
Cloudy conditions across Ohio with showers and storms tonight and Thursday. Warmer in the north and west portions, cooler on Thursday.
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Ohio
Fresh Air Camp Proposal Draws County Opposition
County Commissioner W J Hillier voiced opposition to a 2500 grant for a fresh air camp for 80 frail relief children, saying funds could help children at home. Other commissioners showed mixed support pending further study. The camp, a Federal Work Relief project tied to a county health survey, would run four weeks starting July 27 with food, exercises, drills, and medical care supervised by the Health Board.
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W. J Hillier
Hillier
Harry Shaward
C. D. Murray Hase
Shaw
County Health Board
FWA
200 G. A. R. Men To March Today
The Ohio department Grand Army of the Republic opens its third day with a new staff to be announced and installed Thursday. A parade this afternoon will feature 200 veterans, many over ninety, plus representatives from five allied organizations in Columbus.
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Columbus
T.P
Ohio Department
Grand Army of the Republic
O. A Marvin
Cleveland
City Diverts 2500 For Relief But State Bonds Hit Nine Counties
The Ohio Relief Commission authorized transferring 2500 from city gasoline tax funds for poor relief at the city’s request. It also approved issue of relief bonds totaling 1,025,803 across nine counties funded by selective sales tax revenues. Counties listed include Licking 46,400 Montgomery 200,999 Trumbull 0,000 Tuscarawas 49,000 Warren 15,000 and Washington 26,709.
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Ohio Relief Commission
Columbus
State Relief Commission
Licking County
Montgomery
Trumbull
Tuscara
Warren
Washington
Change Pleas And Ask Parole In Lorain Gas Station Burglary Case
Julius Kish and Louis Yendo of Lorain pleaded guilty in a joint burglary case. Judge W B Thompson set July 25 for parole hearing and ordered the defendants back to the county jail. They were arrested over an alleged attempt to break into a Lorain gasoline station.
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Julius Kish
Louis Yendo
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Boy Injured as Gun Discharged Near Birmingham
A 22 caliber rifle discharged while Clarence vabNiel, 17, climbed an apple tree with his brother Howard to hunt woodchucks between here and Lorain. The bullet struck his left cheek and he was taken to Memorial Hospital. Deputy Claude Adams investigated the incident.
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Clarence vabNiel
Here
Lorain
Birmingham
Howard
Memorial Hospital
Claude Adams
Food Retailers Vote Tomorrow On Store Hours
Local food merchants convene at Knights of Columbus Hall 107 Broad Street to decide weekly hours. Bastian and Bauer urge attendance as 75 percent agreement may set binding limits for Elyria area. Washington indicates no Lerain County store qualifies as a delicatessen, prompting industry interest.
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Elyria
Knights of Columbus
Broad Street
B T. Bastian
F. G. Bauer
Food Merchants’ Code Organization
Washington
Leraim
Questions validity of special session call debated in Columbus
Representative George J. Harter of Akron challenged Governor White's plan for a third special session of the ninetieth general assembly. He asks Attorney General Bricker if the governor adjourned or recessed in May, if a third session can be called during recess, whether calendars remain pending, and if legislators receive mileage during recess.
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Columbus
White
Ninetieth General Assembly
George J. Harter
Akron
House Building and Loan Commmitees
Harter
John W. Bricker
General Assembly
Women’s Mission Society Opposes Church Union
WPI members of the United Presbyterian church meeting in Steubenville today from across the nation declared opposition to a union with the Presbyterian church. They deliberated and issued a statement against merging denominations.
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Steubenville
WPI
Women's Mission Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Renewed PWA Funds Bring Fresh Hope for Projects
Washington June 26 Public Works Administration gains renewed hope as Congress appropriates about 750 million dollars in additional PWA funds and a deficiency bill allows 500 million for PWA with 250 million from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to purchase securities. Harold L Ickes says grants favored for new approvals and states and cities hardest hit will be prioritized. Ohio has 521 project requests totaling over 100 million dollars with 126 approved and 95 awaiting new allotment. only about one in ten may win approval.
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Washington
Supr
Ohio
Congress
PWA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Harold L. Ickes
Orginal Pwa Fund
Ickes
Local Mechanics To Meet Friday
Two Cleveland speakers will address an open meeting of tool and die makers and machinists at Wurst Hall at 7 50 P M Friday announced today by Local No 15 of the Mechanics Educational Society of America. Speakers will be R J Schmidt and J A Mannes of the Cleveland local. The Elyria local organized two months ago reports a membership of about 100 workers in many local plants.
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Cleveland
Tool and di
Wurst Hall
Mechanics Educational Society of America
R J Schmidt
J. A. Mannes
Elyria
Probe Death In River At Toledo
Police investigate the drowning death of a man found in the Maumee River near Toledo. Four boys on a fishing expedition found the body at daybreak. The undetermined identity man, about 65, wore a dark suit and striped shirt. A bloodstained hat and items in his pockets were recovered.
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Toledo
Maumee
Gas Refunds Start For DayTon Power & Light Customers
In Columbus Ohio on June 20, thousands of dollars began flowing back to Dayton Power and Light customers under a U S Supreme Court order. Eight Central Ohio cities are due $400 000 in refunds with Washington Court House among those to receive payments in the next two weeks. Similar refunds have already begun in smaller cities as the rate case victory lowers future bills for many consumers.
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Columbus
UPI
Dayton Power & Light Company
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Washington Court
Labor Secr Frances Perkins Handles Steel Wage Dispute
Secretary Perkins was tasked to mediate the steel wage dispute between the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers and the Iron and Steel Institute. If talks fail to yield a settlement, Roosevelt may appoint a three man arbitration board to decide the case.
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Washington
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tig Workers
Iron and Steel Institute
Roosevelt
New Labor Settlement Bil
White House
Steel Institute
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Mchael Tighe
Steel Unio
The
Green
Tighe
Two Policemen Found Guilty On Assault Charge
In Cleveland Ohio a jury found Theodore Hall and William Simacher, suspended policemen, guilty of assault and battery in the patrol wagon death of Frank Pojman. They were found not guilty of murder. Pojman, charged with intoxication after taunting the officers at an auto accident, died en route to jail from injuries suffered.
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Cleveland
Frank Pojman
Theodore Hall
Wiliam Simacher
Pojman
Denies First Aid Shortage at Cascade Park Issue
Councilman Elmer Nelson claimed Cascade Park lacked first aid supplies but park attendant Joln Madhock testified there are two complete sets at all times. He said he treated two individuals reported by the councilman and noted some materials were donated by a nearby car owner.
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Cascade Park
Elmer Nelson
Joln Madhock
Madhock
Yale Honors Roosevelt With Honorary Degree
President Roosevelt received Yale Universitys honorary Doctor of Laws in Woolsey Hall. Prof James Phelps praised him while James Roosevelt looked on as crowds cheered. Roosevelt's vacation plans include Yale Harvard boat races and rest aboard the Sequoia amid pending stock market housing and communications controls decisions.
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New Haven
Conn
l'Pi
Roosevelt
Yale University
Woolsey Hall
William Lyons Phelps
Lampson
James Roosevelt
Phelps
United States
Congress
Franklin
Yale
James Rowland Angell
University
Washington
Harvard
New London
Franklin Jr
Long Island Sound
Milk price increase set for Elyria area tomorrow
The Ohio Milk Marketing Commission approved a price rise after a Col umbus public hearing, with local impact across Elyria Lorain Amherst Ridgeville and Sheffield Village. Producers gain 30 to 33 cents per hundred pounds on Grades 1 2 and 5 milk, while retail dealers gain little. local consumers pay 11 cents more per quart, 6 cents per pint unchanged, and cream prices rise with quart 54 cents and whipping cream 21 cents half pint. Local officials H H Kimmel Milton Balls Howard Dayton Cy Nash attended the meeting.
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Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Columbus
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
Amherst Ridgeville
Sheffield Village
H. H. Kimmel
Lorain County Milk Board
Milton Balls
Lorain County Producers Board
Howard Dayton
Producers Board
Cy Nash
Dairmen’s Co-Operative Sales Association
Sewer Rent Plan Will Be Studied By City Officials
The sewer rental plan presented to city council will be reviewed by the Chamber of Commerce taxation committee at 4 PM Thursday. Mayor W H Navalo ster and other city officials will attend. A discussion of the city budget is also on the agenda.
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Chamber of Commerce Taxation Committee
W. H. Naval Oster
Chamber
Cleveland Gets 1934 Air Races Aug 51 to Sep 3
Cleveland will host the 1934 national air races from August 51 to September 3, announced by National Air Races, Inc. Four days of events will mark the 25th anniversary of the first aviation competition, the Rheims trophy race won by Glenn Curtiss at 47 miles per hour.
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Cleveland
L. W. Greve
National Air Races, Inc
Rheims
France
Glenn Curtis
Los Angeles
Harriman Convicted by Jury on Bank Falsifications
New York June 2007 Joseph W Harriman, age elderly, white haired, was found guilty on 16 counts in federal court. Jury deliberated two hours after five weeks of evidence, convicting him of falsifying entries totaling 1 713 225 dollars and misapplying 600 000 dollars in Harriman National Bank and Trust Company proceedings.
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New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman National Bank Land Trust Company
Pool Opens At Y M C A For City Factory Workers
Factory employees citywide may use the Y M C A pool daily from 9 A M to 9 30 P M with free swimming lessons for non swimmers. W C McClellan announced the program and guest ticket blanks were distributed in factories as of today. The offer runs until July 1 with evening lessons from 7 to 8.
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W. C. McClellan
Court Rules On Bank Question in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled on a banking dispute after conflicting county rulings. It held that claims against Ira J. Fulton, state banking superintendent and liquidator, were not preferred, affecting deposits from restricted bank liquidations in Delaware and Putnam counties.
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Columbus. O
Ohio Supreme Court
Delaware
Putnam County
Common Pleas Court
Wilson Crawfis
Supreme Court
Delaware County
Ira J. Fulton
Street Car Kills Boy In Columbus On June 20
Seven year old Louis Volpi ran across a Columbus street to buy candy and was struck by a street car. He died a few minutes later at a hospital. The incident occurred last night and the boy clutched a penny in his hand as he crossed.
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Columbus
Louis Volpira
Tractor crushes boy in Ohio fields near Bearlsville
A boy visiting his grandmother in Bearlsville, near Fredericksburg, fallen from a pony was crushed to death when a moving tractor ran over him. The deceased was identified as Harold Phillips, a resident of Fredericksburg, Ohio, age 1.
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Woodsfield
Harold Phillips
Fredericksburg
Bearlsville
Viola Pittman
Hopkins to Direct U.S. Housing Program
President Roosevelt will sign emergency housing legislation creating a $1 billion program to revive construction. Harry A. Hopkins is named director with Carrington Gill as administrator. Ward Canady leads homeowner outreach. The plan creates an insurance fund and loans to finance repairs, new homes, and low cost housing, backing up to $2 billion in mortgages.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Harry A. Hopkins
Carrington Gill
NRA
Ward Canady
United States Advertising Corporation
Toledo
Chicago
New York
Canady
Congress
Bank Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ohio Receives Funds for Road Projects
Washington report states a $200 million highway allotment is available for distribution to the 48 states Hawaii and the District of Columbia under the Hayden Cartwright Act. Rexford Tugwell apportioned sums to states including Indiana $5,088,963 Kentucky $3,816,311 Ohio $7,865,012 and Pennsylvania $9,590,788.
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Washington
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Rexford G. Tugwell
Roosevelt
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Macon Flying Along Pacific on Northwest Tour
The U S Dirigible Macon sailed north from Sunnyvale on its first Pacific Northwest voyage. Wireless reports indicate steady progress toward Seattle with a planned stop before returning to Sunnyvale.
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Macon
Pacific
San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
Navy
Sunnyvale
Seattle
Two Enlist For Naval Service
Clifton D. Eppler of Birmingham and Louis Joseph Marks of Vermilion enlisted yesterday at the United States Navy Recruiting Station in Cleveland for four years. Eppler is the son of Mr and Mrs Loren Eppler of Birmingham and Marks is the son of Mrs Anna Marks of Vermilion. They will enter the Navy Training Station at Bainton Roads Virginia for twelve weeks before transfer to fleet duty or assignment to navy trade schools.
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Clifton D. Eppler
Birmingham
Louis Joseph Marks
Vermilion
United States Navy
Cleveland
Eppler
Loren Eppler
Marks
Mm tAnna Marks
Navy
Bimton Roada
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Appeals Court
Cuyahoga G. O. P
James M. Cox
Dayton
West
Robert J. Bulkley
Jamestoun
Aito Fund For Fresh
Ohio Cities
Alan
Ohio Commission
Harriman
Hopking
U.S
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