Threat to curb Ohio governor’s powers in welfare building plan
In Columbus on June 21 a Senate finance subcommittee preps a hearing on an Administration Bill creating a 15 million dollar welfare building program. Senator Foss would limit the governor’s veto power and seek a lower 15 million maximum indebtedness for a state authority authorized to issue bonds to match federal grants, repaid from state department rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
William R. Foss
Mercer
Senate Finance Committee
Keith Lawrence
Cuyahoga
Wader
House
Foss
Derelicts Ordered Removed From Sandusky Bay Waterfront
City manager R L J Wagar, by order of the city commission, told derelict boats along Sandusky Bay waterfront to be removed or the city will remove them at owner expense. Commissioner George J Doerzbach led the campaign after inspecting the waterfront described as disgraceful, with many piers also in poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky, O
Ubr
R. L. J. Wagar
City Commission
Sandusky Bay
George J. Doerzbach
Sawyer Predicts Win Over Davey
Cincinnati candidate Charles Sawyer outlines his gubernatorial bid and targets the Davey political machine. He plans two Cleveland meetings to explain state employee levy questions and predicts rural counties must swing 21 to 1 for Davey to beat him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Davey
Sawyer
Copeland Funeral Rites Held Today
In Suffern New York officials and townsfolk gathered for the funeral of Senator Royal St Copeland a New York Democrat. The Episcopal service conducted by Rev Charles P Bispham was at the Copeland home at 3 p m Copeland died in Washington Friday night after the 73rd Congress adjourned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffern
Senate
House
Royal St. Copeland
New York
Episcopal Church
Charles P. Bispham
Copeland
Washington
City Council Transfers 300 Dollars for Sidewalk Inspect
On recommendation of Director I. D. Faxon the City Council voted to move 300 from the street cleaning payroll to the sidewalk inspector's general fund account. The transfer allows John Kolopos to finish inspecting the city's sidewalks as the west side remains unchecked. About half of reported repairs have been completed since inspections began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Faxon
John Kolopos
Forgeries and Licensees Named in City List
The report lists individuals such as Frank Safran a 28 year old from Vernon New York and Mary Tomazin 27 from Lorain as forgers. It also names Robert L Chaffee 26 Elyria WPA worker and Elizabeth Takacs 20 of 615 West 15th street, plus Harry Franklin Williams 26 teacher and Faith Peirce 29 of 139 Morgan street Oberlin as licensees or associated persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Safran
Vernon
N. Y
Mary Tomazin
Lorain
Robert L. Chaffee
Elyria
WPA
Elizabeth
Takacs
West 15Th Street
Harry
Franklin Williams
Kenneth Square
Faith Peirce
Morgan Street
Oberlin
Courthouse notices report arraignment and civil suit
In And About The Court House Frank Kasperski of Grafton was bound to the grand jury under 200 dollars by Justice Preston L. Coon after arraignment on an assault and battery charge filed by his wife. The Union Trust Company filed suit here against L. H Job for 2562 dollars for alleged office rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kasperski
Grafton
Preston L. Coon
The
Union Trust Company
L. H
Maine Governor Renominated In G. O. P. Primary
In Portland Maine Gov Lewis Barrows led a three to one margin over State Senator Roy Fernald with 50 of 632 precincts reporting Barrows 66223 Fernald 22104 Brann unopposed for Democratic gubernatorial nomination Brann to campaign on New Deal platform U S Representatives Oliver and Smith set for Republican renomination Brewster unopposed for third district Emery and Dubord lead in Democratic primary Roberts, Melvin P Democrat, only candidate in third district
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lewis O. Barrows
Roy L. Fernald
Barrows
Fernald
Lewis J. Brann
Brann
U. S
James C. Oliver
Clyde H. Smith
Ralph O. Brewster
Harold B. Emery
F. Harold Dubord
House of Representatives
Melvin P. Roberts
Renewal Ordinance Sets White Way Assessments
City Council renewed a June 1 1836 ordinance to levy annual assessments on benefitting property owners in the White Way business district. The total White Way cost is 9364 dollars, with the city paying 3948.36 and property owners assessed 5415.64 based on frontage.
Camp Iss-See-Kies Announces Week Activities
Camp Iss-See-Kies schedules stunt night and a Louis Schmel ing broadcast announced by Y M C A secretary Harlie Stevick. Parents invited after 6 p m. Judge Guy B Findley leads a nature study at 5 30 p m Thursday. Saturday at 4 p m boys go hunting paper animals under Leonard Osberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Iss-See-Kies
Louis Schmeling
Harlie Stevick
Guy B. Findley
Leonard Osberg
Commissioners Buy Highway Mower With Silver King Bid
County commissioners approved a Silver King highway mower from the Charles M. Ingersoll Company of Rocky River for 1065 dollars by a two to one vote. John E. Davidson and Edward DeChant supported the purchase while Oscar G. Dunn opposed, noting it was not the lowest bid. The Farmers Supply Company offered 1011 dollars for an International Harvester machine. DeChant and Davidson favored the Silver King as best suited for the needed service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Ingersoll Company
Rocky River
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Farmers Supply Company
International Harvester Company
DeChant
Davidson
Children To See Palestine Relics At Vacation Bible School
Attendance remains strong at the United Presbyterian Church daily vacation bible school despite summer sessions. Tomorrow Miss Helen Osborne will address students in groups and exhibit relics from her visit to Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Helen Osborne
Palestine
Paroles Granted to Two Lorain County Men
Two Lorain County men were among 101 paroles or conditional paroles approved by the Ohio Board of Paroles. Ernest Singerberger, sentenced for burglary, is slated for parole August 1, and Lester Benton, convicted on a statutory charge, will be paroled September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Reformatory
Ohio Board of Paroles
Ernest Singerberger
Lester Benton
Y-Indus Club Set To Hear Model Railroad Talk
W. A. Rennie of the Model Railroad Club will address the Y-Indus Club at Elyria MC A at 7 o'clock tonight. The meeting covers hobby topics and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus
W. A. Rennie
Model Railroad Club
Y-Indus Club
Elyria
Young Miner Held On Murder Charge In Wife Death
R B Alexander 22, a coal miner, is held to the Lee county circuit court grand jury on a murder charge in the death of his wife Myrtie Alexander cafe owner in their St Charles apartment. State says intoxication and intent. defense argues accidental shooting. German Salley, former husband of Myrtie, was released. Grand jury to reconvene Sept 12. Polizei chief Napier, sister Serena Doss, and Dr. R N Graham testified. no defense witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesville
R. B. Alexander
Lee County Circuit Court
Myrtie Alexander
St. Charles
German Salley
Alexander
Robert Ely
R. L. Hope
Sandusky
F. F. Napier
Starles
Serena Doss
Mayor Fines Elyrian Resident for Intoxication
Clarence Bick of Chestnut Street was fined $1 and costs after being arraigned before Major Joseph Q. Petro in police court this morning for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bick
Chestnut Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Lorain bridge and courthouse bonds eyed in county plan
Lorain county talks a PWA financed two bridge bonds and a courthouse annex. A council meeting set for Wednesday will discuss bond issues and candidate qualifications as labor groups weigh endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Lorain
Frank Stack
PWA
Lorain County
Albert F. Balock
Spy Ring Arrests Return of German Espionage Names
Grand jury names Guenther Gustave Rumrich Erich Glaser George Guedenbeerg Johanna Hoffman Herbert Jaenichen Karl Schlueter Theodore Schuetz Karl Eitel Otto Voss and others as defendants in a three document conspiracy indictment. It alleges 24 acts to transfer vital U S army navy and air defense secrets to Germany. Jessie Wallace Jordan is noted as a prior spy convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Guenther Gustave Rumrich
Erich Glaser
George Guedenbeerg
Germany
Johanna Hoffman
Europa
Herbert Jaenichen
Bremen
Karl Schlueter
Theodore Schuetz
New York
Karl Eitel
Otto Hermann Voss
de Seversky
Farmingdale
N. Y
Jessie Wallace Jordan
Edinburgh
Scotland
Ernest Mueller
Erich Pfeiffer
Hamburg
Schmidt
Sanders
United States
Ohio Encampment G A R Membership Declines In 1890
The Ohio Encampment reports 47 comrades registered last year and 26 today aged 89 to 98, with 66 local G A R posts remaining after 13 posts dissolved. The official roll stands at 190 comrades, compared with 49 011 in 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Reconciliation Efforts Over Banking Policies Stalled
Secretary Morgenthau and Fed Chair Eccles met with top officials in Washington to resolve differences on banking policies. Eccles favors relaxed bank examination rules to spur lending and investment, while Morgenthau and FDIC officials warn looser standards could endanger deposits and bank collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Moergenthau Jr
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Comptroller of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Eccles
Leon Crowley
FDIC
Marshall Diggs
Eccle A
Jest
Winter Morgenthau
Cleveland Eyes 400000 Loan To Sustain Relief
Cleveland officials negotiate a 400000 loan against next year's sales tax receipts to continue relief for about 60000 destitute residents. Mayor Burton warns that borrowing against operating funds is risky and could raise next year's real estate taxes. If approved, banks will loan on tax anticipation notes to fund two more weeks of relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harold H. Burton
State Tax Commission
Burton
Gordon Park
Taxpayer sues over $413000 liquor hauling contract
In Columbus on June 21 a taxpayer suit seeks $413,000 from State Liquor Director James W. Miller and bondsmen. Agnes B. Dickinson, backed by the Citizens Vigilance Committee, accuses Miller of misfeasance and malfeasance in paying high hauling prices to Shaw Transport Co., tied to John F Nolan. The case cites a subcontract to US Trucking Lines at 1 12 cents per case and alleges failure to obtain cheaper rates. Dickinson has filed several taxpayers suits recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
James W. Miller
Common Pleas Court
Citizens' Vigilance Committee
Agnes B. Dickinson
Miller
Shaw Transport Co
John F Nolan
Steubenville
Ohio Senate
Dickinson
Man and Wife Found Dead in Auto Near Marietta
J Ed Peek Jr. and his wife were found dead in their car at the bottom of a railroad cut south of Marietta Georgia. Authorities labeled the deaths murder and possible suicide or double murder with bloodstains observed along the highway and inside the ruined vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta. Ga
TPI
J. Ed Peek, Jr
Here
Saint John council seeks month jail term for drunkenness
Saint John officials push to revise liquor laws to replace current penalties with a one month sentence for common drunkenness, arguing enforcement costs are too high for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint John
N. B
Great Battle Seen As Dykes Protect Hankow From Flood
Shanghai dispatch notes military experts say massive Hankow dykes guard the provisional capital from Yellow and Yangtse floods. Strengthened 12 mile Chang dyke aims to prevent 1931 deaths as Kaifeng reports 100000 drowned. Observers predict a potentially largest war battle with massive troop concentrations near Kiukiang and Nanking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
U.P
Hankow
Yellow River
Chang
Kaifeng
Yangtse River
Nanking
Kiukiang
Benson Leads In Minnesota Primary Against Petersen
In Minnesota Farm Labor governor race Elmer A. Benson holds a slim edge over Hjalmer Petersen as 1,403 of 3,789 precincts report results. Benson leads in urban areas while Petersen gains strength in rural districts. Stassen dominates the Republican contest locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Elmer A. Benson
Hjalmer Petersen
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Benson
St. Louis County
Hennepin County
Peterson
Twin Cities
Petersen
Harold Stassen
South St. Paul
Ohioan Arrested For Kidnapping Girl
Wheeling West Virginia June 21 Fred Guy Gibson 40 of Columbus Ohio was arrested on charges of kidnapping five year old Marjorie Lee Cutler who vanished from a Wheeling street corner yesterday morning The child later walked to a playmate’s home nearby and was taken to Wheeling hospital for medical examination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Jlay
Fred Guy Gibson
Columbus
Marjorie Lee Cutler
Wheeling Hospital
New Scout Troop To Receive Charter
The investiture ceremony for Emmanuel Lutheran Church's new Boy Scout troop is set for 7.45 p m tomorrow at the church. Richard L Newcomb will present the charter while introducing the troop committee of Dr George Mynchenberg Robert A Shryock and Arthur R Hess. Troop 105 led by Scoutmaster Ed Gates and Troop 119 of the American Legion will assist. parents and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Richard L. Newcomb
Firelands Area Council
George Mynchenberg
Robert A. Shryock
Arthur R. Hess
Ed Gates
American Legion
Scouts
Trucker Kills Walter Franks in Ashland Sideswipe
Walter L. Franks 22 of Shreve was killed near Ashland when his sedan sideswiped a General Pretzel Co. truck driven by Angel Obals 26 of Canton. The collision occurred today on a local road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Walter L. Franks
Shreve
Here
General Pretzel Co
Angel Obals
Canton
Oregon sterilizes 1218 feeble-minded under eugenics law
Salem reports that in 21 years Oregon has sterilized 1,218 Insane and feeble-minded persons. The state health board notes the eugenics law aimed to curb population growth from families contributing children to the state home for the feeble-minded, which they say multiplies about twice as fast as the general population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Oregon
State Health Board
Death toll in Olympian wreck climbs toward 58
Mud covered sleeper lifted from Custer Creek with 2 more bodies recovered. Officials fear up to 58 dead from Sundays crash of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Olympian through a trestle near Glen Dive. 67 aboard. 34 in morgues. 22 hospitalized released. 33 survivors left on a westward train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Mont
Custer Creek
Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul
Glendive
Yellowtone
Lucille Strumley
Keldron
S. D
R. C. Daniels
Deer Lodge
Albert Dobbins
Mike Smykowsk
John Housmith
New York City
Zanesville Pastor Named Moderator of Presbyterians
Rev Howard D Borley of Zanesville was elected moderator as the 15th annual Ohio Presbyterian convocation opened at Wooster College The gathering includes the Synod Women's Synodical Society and the Presbyterian School of Missions with Dr Hugh I Evans of Dayton presenting the National Missions report and sessions scheduled on foreign missions and Christian Education over the next days More than 500 Presbyterians attended the Wooster campus proceedings and President Charles F Wishart planned to deliver the Wooster College annual report Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Howard D. Borley
Zanesville
5Ith Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
Hugh I. Evans
Dayton
Foreign Mission
Wooster College
Ohio Presbyterian
Synod
Women's Synodical Society
Presbyterian School of Missions
Charles F Wishart
Court sentences 160 in 1985 Communist uprising case
In Rio de Janeiro on June 2, the National Security Court at Recufe sentenced 160 individuals implicated in the 1985 Communist uprising to prison terms from one to eight years. Only 12 of the original arrestees were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
National Security Court
Recufe
West Ridge Briefs Recap of Sunday Picnics and Reunions
West Ridge notes multiple family gatherings and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Walker attended a class picnic at Wellington Fairgrounds. Mildred Pallas enjoys Cleveland duties and visits Medina relatives. Eldred family held a farm home reunion. Ardith Eldred returned home. Hiller attended Reisinger Keller reunion in Columbia Station. Drusendahl dinner marks second anniversary with Tibball family in Elyria. Marguerite, Jane and Harriet joined the 1913 Ohio State class reunion hosted by Guy Glass in Delaware. John Richards returns from St Louis Air School for two weeks at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
R. L. Walker
H. J. Hiller
Columbia Station
H. H. Drusendahl
Henry Tibball
Elyria
Lester Drusendahl
Sherman Mason
Marguerite
Lucile Pierce
Penfield
Ensign
Corbett Walker
Brown Swiss Breeders Association
van Kekec
Avon
Fred Schramm
Zelda
Bellaire
Ohio
Carl Penfound
Gerry
Joan
Hazel Caywood
J. H. Penfound
A. M. Richards
Lakewood
R. W Richards
Virginia Sipple
Geraldine Graber
Penfield Junction
Anna Mason
Market report shows mixed produce prices and notes on quality
The market listing details asparagus, beets, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, mushrooms, parsley, radishes, spinach, strawberries, cucumbers, lettuce, potatoes, onions, corn, oats, rye, wheat, barley, and more. Prices range with decay noted for some lots. regional suppliers include California Virginia Idaho and Ohio. quality varies from good to musty old stock with light demand in some sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Virginia
Norfolk
LU. S
Idaho
Agricultural feed and straw prices at local market day
The notice lists prices for corn, oats, meal, and straw at a rural stockyard and feed store. It notes mixed feeds, cottonseed meal, and various bran offerings with per bushel and per hundredweight rates, reflecting a winter to spring transition in supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogiadin
Lay
Lees
Tiethy
Uae
Poultry and Produce Prices and Stock Report
Prices and stock details from the US Department of Agriculture show butter, roasters, Leghorn and White Rock chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, and roasters with varied weights and prices. Potatoes, reds, and other produce notes cover car shipments, stock quality, and demand trends across regions including Arkansas and southern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT Leghorn. Bac
Plymouth
Ifc
UC S
Perent Bliss
Arkansas
Market Receipts and Price Ranges For Livestock
Receipts show cattle and sheep steady to firmer with varying grades. Cattle demand mixed from common to prime with steers and heifers trading around 4.50 to 8.00 per hundredweight. sheep and lambs steady, spring lambs near 9.00. Hogs active with weights 25-30 pounds around 6.00, heavier types up to 7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eland Levestock
Bos Platean
Fedvum
ST NuaTsu
Mediuen
Poutomedium
Lorain County Social Notes A Weekend of Visits and Gatherings
Lorain County residents share a busy weekend with numerous visits and social events. Among those listed are the Richards and Penfound families, the Lorain County Women’s Chorus at a Kent district council, and many relatives visiting from Elyria Oberlin Amherst and Me dina.
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Elyria Aerie
Maine
Elyrian
Sudro - Curtis
Presbyterians
B. Wise
Brown Hotel
Howard
Pete) Peters
Mgr
Boston
Toledo
Ted Steve
Cleveland Prodlce
Bupetla
Varkhet
Eatra Ditec
cAktra
Leghorn
Leghorn Light Lée
Leghorn Strait
Heaven
Muscova
Leyrhs Vorwinia
Graen
Mill
R. Richards
Harry Lauer
Ollie Minnich
H. J. Hillier
C. N. Williams
Beryl Snyder
District Home Council
Kent
Farm Bureau Council
Peabody
Uoberlin
Harley Wilson
Eaton
Arthur Wangerine
Doris
Charles Senaible
Louis Betcher
Clarence Cook
Amherst
Beatrice Ensign
Lakeside
Ide
Henry Pallas
Muldred
Harold Fisher
Medina
Kate Kornath
Margaret Undescheides
Paul Roling
Nat Minnich
Ridgeville
Minnich
Clifford Hart
Betty
Jane
H. J. Hilher
Charles Pickworth
Pittsfield
Jenny Michaels
Harry Reisinger
SILK
Tne Fay Co
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