Etching Collection Displayed By Firm At 423 Second Street
A local display at 423 Second Street and Broad Street near Middle Panes features fire etchings from a $60 plus collection. Works include Dutch interiors Ven etrial scenes and European views by Charlet Van Gaaten Lulgini Callot and La comte. Many pieces will be framed for shipment to schools in Philadelphia and other Ohio and Pennsylvania institutions.
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Charlet
van ‘Gaaten
Lulgini
Callot
Lacomte
Philadelphia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Weather Delays Mattern Search in Alaska
In Nome Alaska June 22 air and sea pilots delayed by low clouds poor visibility and falling barometer renewed their search for James Mattern the round the world flier missing in the Arctic. The search began after Mattern failed to arrive from Khabarovsk Siberia a week ago with rain reported over the Aleutian Islands where the Texas aviator was believed to have landed.
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Nome
Alaska
Air
James Mattern
Arctic
Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Alautian Islands
Pleads Not Guilty To Fatal Shooting In Love Triangle
In Portsmouth on June 22 1930 Mrs Ethel Johnston Pusateri 45 pleaded not guilty to murdering Armatrude McCoy 25 and wounding O June Pusateri 46 a wealthy fruit merchant. The shooting occurred when Mrs Pusateri returned unexpectedly from Cincinnati to find the pair together. Their daughter Nancy 18 accompanied her. Edward McCoy railroad machinist could not view his wife’s body.
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Love Triangle
Portsmouth
Pusateri
Ethel Johnston Pusateri
Cincinnati
Armatrude McCoy
Nancy
Edward McCoy
McCoy
Ohio banks relocked reopen under state supervision
Two Ohio banks were granted licenses to reopen by State Banking Superintendent Ira J. Fulton. The Clyde Savings Bank in Clyde Sandusky County is authorized to reopen today without restriction with C L Kraus former assistant cashier as conservator. The Union State Bank in Payne Paulding County will reopen Saturday under O C Lehman as conservator.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ira J. Fulton
Clyde Savings Bank
Clyde
Sandusky County
C. L. Kraus
Union State Bank
Payne Paulding County
O. C. Lehman
Steam Airplane Motor Tested in Akron
Akron, June 22. A department of commerce experimental license clears the way for flight tests of Harold B. Johnston's steam airplane motor. A plane with a Johnston welding shop motor will be tested after inspection by W. M. Robertson and Howard Rough of the department. Pilot Brig Beckley is slated for the test fly. The oil-fired steam motor is Giovanni Johnston's invention.
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Akron
Harold
Zoo in Budapest at Capitol Theatre Narrates Zoo Romance
At Theatres At The Theatres 700 IN BUDAPEST and NEXT CAPITOL FILM Zoo in Budapest screens tomorrow and Saturday at Capitol Theatre. The film follows a young man raised among animals and an orphan girl visiting the zoo for a natural history lesson in a highly unusual romance.
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Budapest
Capitol
Capitol Theatre
Radio Programs Listing for 1070 WTAM and Nearby Stations
A dense catalog of radio schedules lists WTAM and sister stations with program lines across the day. Entries include baseball resumes, bands, orchestras, and variety shows with times and some performer names such as Glenna, Lombardo, Robinson, and Caslte Farm, reflecting a broad network of 1930s to 1940s programming and sponsored music.
Variety Program Listings and Time Schedule Fragment
Readable segments show a dense list of musical acts broadcasts and times across a full day. Names include Harmonists groups such as Central Orch and Livingstons, soloists like Sally Stanton and Gene Arnod, and venues like Waldorf Astoria with multiple shows listed from morning to late evening.
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Glee Club
Harding Staters
Lady of Morning
Florencia
Cheerio
Breen
DeRose
Vaukhn King
Betty Crocker
Vaurhn Kirg
Gene Arno d
Ensible P.M
Kenmore Orch
Lou and
Howes
Vida Sutton
C G Spress
Tireasure House
Solder
Winnie the Pooh
Paul Wing
Melodes
Arnold Amber
Waldorf-Astoria
Gould Shefte
Pete
Gene and
Glenn
The
Goldbergs
Tack Bear
Trappers
Lum
Abner
World News
Gton Orch
Biltmore Orch
Central Orch
Krimn Orch
AOM
Heeza Knuil
Sally Stanton
Waltz Dreams
Over Cofter Dains
Findlay Briefs Highlight Local Work, Safety, and Legal Moves
Findlay Ohio June 2 a factory worker was killed at work after touching an electric drop cord in Findlay The incident underscores workplace safety concerns in the city. On June 22 the city council was urged to back a 76000 public works program to create jobs for 110 men and to replace a 38 year old water line from the water works to the reservoir four miles east. Scioto County grand jury indicted Municipal Court Judge Horace L Simall on two intoxication charges The 60 year old judge was appointed in 1983 by Governor White. Also petitions circulated urging Diesel-Wemmer-Gilbert Corp to reopen its Findlay branch factory closed since January. The plant employs about 300 people.
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Mayer Arthur Schule
Vmayor
Here
Porismolti
Scioto County
Horace L Simall
Small
White
He Learned About Women at Rivoli Theatre
A comedy at the Rivoli Theatre features Stuart Erwin Alison Skipworth and Susan Fleming. The story follows a bookish young man with poor grasp of real life as he learns about women tomorrow.
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Rivoli Theatre
Stuart Erwin
Alison Skipworth
Susan Fleming
Milwaukee Wins Two From Minneapolis
Milwaukee swept a doubleheader from Minneapolis with 7 to 5 in the opener and 2 to 0 when the second game was halted in the sixth. Caldwell limited Minneapolis to three hits, and St. Paul beat Kansas City 10 to 3 as four pitchers worked for the losers. In Columbus, Marcum of Louisville shaded Dean 3 to 1 for the Colonels. Indianapolis suffered two costly errors as Toledo built a 3 to 0 lead and won 3 to 0.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Caldwell
Marcum
Louisville
Dean
Colonels
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Toledo
Combs Delivers Go-Ahead Double in 13th for Yankees
Earl Combs drove in two with a 13th inning double to break the game open for the Yankees. Freddie Fitzsimmons held the Cubs to three hits as the Giants defeated Chicago. Pinky Whitney slugged a homer with two aboard in the eighth to win for the Braves.
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United Press
Earl Combs
Yankees
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Giants
Cubs
Pinkie Whitney
Braves
Hiis
Fragmented 1900s sports and tide discussion mix
A garbled OCR item mixes names of bowlers and players from Oklahoma and Germany with a note on tide power generation and a reflection on Asia and Islam. The readable parts mention Jack Russell and Benny Ginsberg among others, and an unrelated meditation on tidal uplift and postwar Asia.
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New York
Ge Jone Suvold
Moechigar
Roland Kirschmeye
Oklahoma
Len Mai- Alyso Schenertady
Drew
Waves McLain
Paul Boesch
Brooklyn
Jack Russell Oklahowa
Sol Slawxel
Germany
Benny Ginsberg
Chirag
Wut Gabriel
George Manich
New Jersey
Sid Westrich
Iflungary
Jack McArthur
Ireland
Obsolete sense of business in public affairs noted
The article explains early usage where business meant any duty or occupation and a man of business referred to someone engaged in public affairs. It contrasts this with the modern narrowing to trade or commerce, highlighting historic shift in meaning.
Awarded Degree 72 Years Late at University of Michigan
93 year old Chicago manufacturer George Mason received his A B degree 72 years after leaving Michigan in 1861 to fight for the Union. By decree of the university board of regents Mason is now a graduate, a degree he should have earned at age 21, with President Alexander Ruthven conferring the diploma in Ann Arbor.
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University of Michigan
George Mason
Chicago
Alexander Ruthven
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Mason
University Board of Regents
Present Trends in Fashion: Skirt Styles Rise
Fashion notes highlight skirts with normal waistlines high necklines and puffed sleeves as current style details. The brief surveys how these elements reflect ongoing trends without specifying designers or seasons.
Real Estate Transfers In Ohio Townships Guided by Transfers
Carl Starr and Myrtle Gres transfer property on Norwalk Medina Penfield Road Penfield Township to Sylvia Park Gregg. Owen O Malley deceased transfers to John T O Malley Anthony Gavin Peter Gavin and Michael Gavin lot 14 Broadway Heights Allotment Sheffield Township and Thomas Ryvron transfers to Citizens Home and Savings Association.
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Carl Starr
Myrtle Gres
Sylvia Park Gregg
Norwalk - Medina - Penfield Road
Penfield Township
Owen O'Malley
John T. O'Malley
Anthony Gavin
Peter Gavin
Michael Gavin
Broadway Heights
Sheffield Township
Thomas Ryvron
Citizens’ Home and Savings Association
Sublet at Avon Point Allotment in Avon Lake
Nellie White transfers property on Herrick Avenue West Wellington to Fred Bilkey under the Avon Point Allotment in Avon Lake. The transaction documents a sublease arrangement between named individuals and a local parcel.
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Nellie White
Fred Bilkey
Herrick Avenue
West
Wellington
Columbus to Seek Refund on Gas Bills
Columbus city attorney John L Davies announced plans to sue to force Columbus Gas and Fuel Company to refund about 165000 dollars collected under a 6 5 cent gas rate from February. The Ohio Supreme Court set aside that rate and ordered a return to the prior 48 cent rate. An effort via mandamus was expected to retain the rebate, while the company planned to take the ruling to the US Supreme Court. The decision unsettled Utilities Commission amortization charges and other rates, reopening issues that could affect other cities seeking rate reductions.
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Columbus
John L. Davies
Columbus Gas & Fuel Company
State Supreme Court
High
State Public Utilities Commission
Edward C. Turner
Ohio Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
The
Utilities Commission
Democrats to Hold County Wide Picnic at Lincoln Park
Lorain county Democrats plan a July 23 picnic at Lincoln Park Stop 48 Broadway Lorain. Joseph Ashelin of the Lorain Democrat Civic Organization reports sponsors will host speakers, sports and entertainment from 10 a m through the day.
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Lincoln Park
Broadway
Lorain
Joseph Ashelin
Lorain Democrat Civic Organization
Deputy warns boys to keep off private field
Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nau responded to Stop 7 Pearl road after Steve Gonz reported residents were cutting hay in his field. Nau cautioned three boys seen on the property to stay away from Gonz's farm.
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Gerald Nau
Pearl Road
Steve Gonz
Nau
Gonz
Tires Stolen From Trailer In Rear Yard
Hans Eggers of 351 Oberlin Road reported to police that three tires were stolen from a trailer in his rear yard.
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Hans Eggers
Oberlin Road
Former Akron councilman convicted on arson charge
Kyle Ross, former Akron councilman, was convicted today of arson connected to several fires at his home over the past five years. Prosecutors said Ross blamed underworld assailants seeking revenge for his vice crusading activities and called him a publicity seeker.
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Akron, O
Kyle Ross
Akron
Ross
Public Works Boss Named Temporary Administrator
Col. Don H. Sawyer wartime director of army camp construction is appointed temporary administrator of the public works program. He gains authority to allocate 400 million dollars for highway construction in 30 days and oversees 238 million for the new naval building program.
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Don H. Sawyer
Army Camp Construction
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Musical Doctors
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