Governor Holt Attacks Knox Over Politics In Speech
Governor Yomer A. Holt charged Frank Knox publisher of the Chicago Daily News injected politics into a National Editorial Association talk in White Sulphur Springs. Knox warned publishers to guard a free press from propaganda as Holt apologized for the political undercurrent at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Yomer A. Holt
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
National Editorial Association
Col. Knox
Guv. Holt
Nationa
Washington
Ban on Spy Article Series by Turreu Faces Court
Justice Department seeks to stop the New York Post and others from printing a Leon G. Turreu series about a German espionage ring leading to indictments of 18 individuals. U.S. Attorney Lamar Hardy asked a federal court to block publication and remove publisher J. David Stern from handling the articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Justice
New York Post
Leon G. Turreu
Turreu
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Lamar Hardy
J. David Stern
The
Post
First Electrocution in New Death House
Columbus prison officials schedule the first execution in the new death house. Thomas B. Williams, 20, is to be electrocuted in the prison chapel for killing Reuben I. Mirvis, a Steubenville synagogue caretaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thomas B. Williams
Reuben I. Mirvis
Steubenville Synagog
Track Star Works On Playground Project
Jesse Owens, former Ohio State Olympic sprint champion, was on the WPA payroll in Cleveland today. He lost a city job yesterday for not meeting civil service requirements and was employed as a WPA organizer for a junior playground project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Jesse Owens
WPA
Permit Canceled By Liquor Board
The State Liquor Board canceled the permit of Charles F. Walton and Pauline C. Walton of 248 Broad Street Elyria Ohio for transferring a permit without department permission. Officials offered no comment on the cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
State Liquor Board
Charles F. Walton
Pauline C. Walton
Broadstreet
Elyria
Ohio
Court House Notices and Divorces Reported
Margaret C Swartz sues for alimony from Frank J Swartz of Lorain alleging gross neglect. married 1923 and have three children. Anna Stone granted divorce from Mike Stone by Judge D A Cockey yesterday on cruelty grounds. she gets custody of two children and weekly support of 24 dollars and 350 dollars awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Swartz
Frank J. Swartz
Lorain
Anna Stone
D. A. Cook
Mike Stone
Church Commission Backs Against Armament Growth
The joint commission report to the general synod opposes the President’s armament program and warns of higher tensions and power diplomacy. It urges a $3000 yearly budget for its work and stresses transforming social and economic relations through individuals rather than rigid political orders. Delegates consider adopting the merged church constitution from Cleveland four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Commission Christian Social Action
General Synod
Evangelical and Reformed
Synod
George W. Richards
Lancaster
Cleveland
Columbus
Death of Miss Eva Couch at Ely-tila Home for the Aged
Miss Eva T. Couch born December 30, 1855 dies at Ely-tila Home for the Aged. She taught in Wellington Schools for many years and had lived at the Home six years. Her body will be moved from Taylor Funeral Home to the Home for the Aged Saturday noon for a 2:00 service led by Rev. C. W. Record and Rev. Karl P. Meister. Burial in Wellington to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva T. Couch
Ely- Tila
Miss Couch
Wellington
Taylor
C. W. Record
Karl P. Meister
Home For
Death of Western Illinois farmer Wheeler at Elyria Memorial
Tra A Wheeler aged 60 of West Ridge road Canton Illinois dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 2 55 am after a year illness. Born October 31 1877 in Bushnell Illinois he retired from farming. Survived by three sons Frank Cletus Lyle and two daughters Mary and Dorothy Wheeler all of Canton and Stella Drake of Waukegan Illinois and Edith Demas who lived with him. Body to Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra A. Wheeler
West Ridge Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bushnell
Illinois
Frank Cletus
Lyle
Mary
Dorothy Wheeler
Canton
Stella Drake
Waukegan
Ilinois
Edith Demas
Death of Lewis Hopkins Former Benedict Hardware Manager
Lewis Hopkins 68 of Akron formerly Wellington died yesterday at home after several months illness. He once managed Benedict Hardware store. He married Ella Bush. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM. Body to be brought to Wellington for burial in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hopkins
Akron
Wellington
Mr. Hopkins
Benedict Hardware
Ella Bush
Greenwood Cemetery
Jackson defends Toledo lawyer in disbarment case
Solicitor General Robert H Jackson charged that disbarment proceedings against Toledo lawyer Edwiget Lamb began because he is a labor lawyer. He said he will defend Lamb in Portsmouth Ohio on June 30 as a private individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert H. Jackson
Edwiget Lamb
Toledo
Lamb
Jackson
Laimb
Portsmouth
William &. Daley
Cleveland
National Lawyers’ Guild Committee
Daley
United Shoe Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
Williams Manufacturing Co
Search In Hills For Missing Girl Abduction Feared
Police and volunteers hunted the Hollywood Hills for 11 year old Helen May Milligan missing since last Monday. A pink slip found by two women near a hillside house led deputies to widen the search based on fears of abduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollywood
Helen May Milligan
Hollywood Hills
Thomas FE. Milligan
American Legion
Alamfuerite Pierson
Margaret Hillery
Hills
Estimates 300000 Lost Jobs In May
Acting Labour Secretary Charles V. McLaughlin estimated that 300000 non agricultural workers lost jobs in May, pushing unemployment to the highest level since March 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles V. McLaughlin
Hutchins House to be moved to Rochester New York
The 18th century Hutchins home once in Haverhill Massachusetts will be reconstructed in Rochester New York after being torn down. The move follows Jeremiah Hutchins founding the town of Bath New Hampshire and brings a historic family dwelling to a new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
Jeremiah Hutchins
New Hampshire
Bath
Suit Against City Heard Over $715 Delay Claim
In Elyria, Judge Guy B. Findley heard Fred Ross's $715 suit against the City of Elyria for damages from a delay in the Water Street ejector station contract. Ross alleges rising material costs after funds were restrained by a banking holiday in 1933, with the contract awarded February 27 and work starting in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centon Pleas
Guy B. Findley
City of
Elyria
Fred Ross
Ross
Heli Gay
Water Street
Ross Way
Hus
Ctty
Bitter Minnesota Election Race Seen
A close general forecast in Minnesota shows Governor Elmer A. Benson leading in early returns with about 3,008 votes over rivals while Harold Stassen leads the Republican nomination race with a likely large margin. Tremendous uncertainty remains as northern counties report results and November dynamics loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Munn
Elmer A. Hed
Petersen
Athens
Minnesota
Benson
Harold Stassen
Rhee South St. Pal
Alicrnexy
Inge
Tremas
Gragher
Bie
Hehdemataw
Strange squeak traced to mice nest in car engine
Constable in a small town investigated a persistent car squeak after greasing and found a nest of four baby mice under the hood. The discovery surprised him and explained the nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Cuier
Penn Gordon
Simpson
Town Without People On Maps For 32 Years
ORLANDO Fla In 1666 Toronto Fla near here was first named by an engineer supervising the Atlantic Coast Line railroad the population was zero Now 32 years later it is still uninhabited It is represented on all official maps and is served by two rail roads and a turnpike highway
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Orlando
Fla
Toronto
Rattlesnakes Disrupt Art Trip in Mojave Desert
Bryce Phillips and his wife and son travel 3,000 miles for landscape painting. They report rattlesnakes as the main obstacle to concentrated work during the Mojave trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oroville
Cal
Bryce Phillips
Mojave Desert
Lorain Man Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
Wilbur Edwards of 1845 Oakdale Avenue Lorain was fined 31 and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Joseph Petro in police court this morning for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Edwards
Oakdale Avenue
Lorain
Joseph @. Petro
Canary Islands Impose New Tax on Luxuries
The Canary Islands government announces a new tax on luxury goods aimed at boosting regional revenue. The measure targets high end items and is expected to affect travelers and local shoppers alike, with details pending official guidelines.
Former Oberlin Man Is Married
Marriage of Elizabeth B. Gillett of New York City to Robert D. Hubbard of Oberlin was held June 9 in Barre Massachusetts at the bride’s sister home. The ceremony was performed by A. Robert Harrison with Mrs Harrison as matron of honor. The couple will live in Washington D C where Hubbard does research for American University. The Hubbards had recently returned to Oberlin after attending the ceremony and visiting their son in St Johnsbury Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Elizabeth B. Gillett
Philip L. Gillett
Madison Avenue
New York City
Robert D. Hubbard
P. D. Hubbard
South Professor Street
Barre
Mass
A. Robert Harrison
Air. Harrison
Miss Margery Phelps Wins CIM Prize at Commencement
Miss Margery Phelps of West Vine street Oberlin earned the Cleveland Institute of Music annual prize at the commencement exercises held at a Samuel Mather house in Cleveland on Thursday. The prize is a $25 check awarded to the student with the year's highest scholastic averages. Phelps studies voice. Seven students received bachelor of music degrees and three earned graduate degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Phelps
West Vine Street
Oberlin
Cleveland Institute of Music
Samuel Mather
Cleveland
Phelps
Local youths depart for summer programs and family updates
Bradford Warner leaves Monday for Camp Pen nigewassett in Wentworth New Hampshire to spend six weeks. Francis Alter of Oberlin High School attends the Summer session at Ohio State University. Mrs Harry Murphy and son James visit Frank Krueger Sr at Crile Clinic Hospital Cleveland where he is under observation. Mr and Mrs Frank Turner of East Cleveland welcome visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Warner
Maude Warner
West College Street
Camp Penigewassett
Wentworth
N. H
Francis Alter
Oberlin High School
Ohio State University
Harry Murphy
James
Russell Krueger
Frank Krueger
Crile Clinic Hospital
Cleveland
Frank Turner
Social notes from Midland Michigan and neighboring towns
Midland residents plus visitors share summer travel and work notes. Mrs. Abbie Davis hosts Mrs. Fannie Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Bryant in Morgan Street. attendees recall the Cleveland New York game in Cleveland yesterday. Susan P. Nichols retires from Oberlin faculty and spends summer in Portland Maine. Jean Warner accepts Camp Coasset counselor role at Cape Cod. sister Connie Warner holds a scholarship at Allegheny State Park lab. Robert H. Trufant and wife visit his parents in South Prospect Street before leaving for Mexico City vacation. Elsa Jacobson leaves Allen Hospital to study at North Park College in Chicago. Mrs. R. S. Duffield of Tulsa visits brother C. AR. Comings in Elm Street. they travel to the Comings camp on the Little Manistee River. Hednig Sucksdorff, Hessenfors professor, visits Midland. she lectures in the U S under the Rockefeller Foundation. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parrish of North Cedar Avenue visit relatives in Michigan.
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Childrenrs
Camp Coasset
Cape Cod
Sumner
Connie Warner
Allegheny School of Natural History
Allegheny State Park
Robert H. Trufant
University of Colorado
Dro
L. H. Trufant
South Prospect Street
Mexico City
Vacatinn
Elsa Jacobson
Allen Hospital
Chicago
North Park College
R. S. Duffield
Tulsa
Oklahoma
C. AR. Comings
Elm Street
A. G. Comings
Little
Manistee River
Michigan
Hednig Sucksdorff
Hessenfors
Finland
Anton Lehi
North Pleasant Street
Miss Sucksdorff
Rockefeller Foundation
Robert Parrish
North Cedar Avenue
Royal Family Mourns Queen Mother as Paris Visit Looms
London June 23 King George VI contemplates taking his mother in law Queen Mary on the state visit to Paris after the death of the Countess of Strathmore and Ringhorne Queen Elizabeth's mother. The Queen may still accompany the King despite sorrow, with mourning observed for household members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George VI
Mary
Paris
Reyal
St Patrinole
Kinghorne
George
Charles W. F. Cavendish-Bentinck
Duke of Portland
Britain
Cavendish and Bentinck
France
Daughter of Baseball Great Enrolls at Ohio State
A daughter of Hall of Fame shortstop Honus Wagner has begun study at Ohio State University. Betty Wagner, daughter of the famed player and current Pittsburgh Pirates coach, joins the university community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. D
Ohio State University
Betty Wagner
Honus Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Guide to Charm Manicure with Professional Tips
A guide on achieving a professional manicure at home. It stresses learning expert techniques, soaking fingertips in warm soapy water, careful polish application, and cleanup with an orange stick and remover. It ends with a note that British commercial air services flew nearly 150 million miles in the last year.
Water Polo League To Be Organized at Elyria YMCA
A water polo league will be organized at the Elyria YMCA next week with four to five teams from the Prep Class Junior Class Junior Young Men's Class and newsies. The league will use two rounds with the first round winner facing the second round winner. Games consist of four 4 minute quarters with 2 minute breaks. Captains and teams will be chosen early to begin play by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Yo Mmca
American Art Revival Predicted By Chicago Expert
Daniel Cotten Rich of the Art Institute of Chicago told University of Alabama Phi Beta Kappa members that the United States is nearing a renaissance in art with the best paintings and sculpture coming from American sources. He urged embracing movement and Americanization, predicting fewer but greater works and a shift to American scenes, figures, and Indian subjects as opposed to European styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
America
Daniel Cotten Rich
Art Institute of Chicago
University of Alabama
Phi Beta Kappa
Rich
United States
Rome
London
Munnich
Berlin
Paris
New York
Chicago
Kentucky Mountains
Louisiana plan proposes 204 war mobilization zones
Brig gen Raymond Flam ing and Col Oswald S McNeese outline a 204 district mobilization scheme to train equip and deploy troops 60 days faster than prior World War benchmarks. They say local civic groups would recruit respond and reduce friction by avoiding unfamiliar sign and flag displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Raymond Heh. Flaming
Oswald S. McNeese
Washington
War Department
Harry C. Kramer
Kramer
Malin Craig
First Methodist Picnic At Linwood Park Draws 400 Attendees
More than four hundred attended the Elyria Methodist Episcopal Church and School annual picnic at Linwood Park Vermilion yesterday. The event featured races for children and men and a ball game between St Ackerman's Class and Mr. Holmes' class. Entertainment included bathing horse shoes shuffleboard and a picnic dinner at six thirty. Multiple committees organized by Br Oh lemacher Paul Hines Ed Thompson and others supported transport tables and program logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Methodist Episcopal Church
Linwood Park
Vermilion
Br. Ohlemacher
W. O. MacClellan
Leonard Fowls
Oelock
St Ackerman’s
Mr. Holmes
John Gray
Peter Chebano
Oscar Dunn
Irvin Geitgey
Indians Of 1300 Lived In Flats In Antelope Creek Area
West Texas State Teachers College officials report Antelope Creek near Amarillo hosts the first recorded Pueblo style flat dwelling ruins in the Panhandle. Excavations reveal 40 rooms, 18 inch fire walls, cottonwood log construction, no windows, clay floors, buffalo and deer bones, and a diet of meat and crops. Reconstruction of a typical room center will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College
Real Estate Transfers Reported by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust
Real estate transfers recorded June 21 1958 include F Baxter LaRue to Ralph Yost et al for a property on Sular Ridge Road Ridgeville Township Nina Standen et al to Ethel F Finnegan for a Cleveland Street Amherst property G H Bacon to Clara M Bacon an undivided 1 2 interest in Original Brownheim Township Lots 62 and 31 and other property Isaac Grant to James L Grant with Lorain addresses Mona Hamburger to James F Hines et al for a property on Oberlin Road Carlisle Township John H Holzheimer to John T Bishop for Root Road Ridgeville Township Joseph Bove et al to Louis Bate Lot 23 Block 32 Selah Chamberlain Trustee Lorain Jessie B Meaney to Elizabeth C Sauer for Tomahawk Drive Avon Lake Village Dominic A O'Donnell to Ella
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Baxter LaRue
Ralph Yost
Sular Ridge Road
Ridgeville Township
Nina Standen
Ethel F. Finnegan
Cleveland Street
Amherst
G. H. Bacon
Clara M. Bacon
Brownheim Township
Isaac Grant
James L. Grant
18Th Street
Lorain
Ohio Grand Army of the Republic appoints officers
The 72nd annual Ohio G A R encampment ends as Frederick Pfeister 92 of Cincinnati names judges advocate and staff officers. New leaders include Mrs. Helen Newbright Dayton president of the auxiliary and Mrs. Grace Ford Warren president of the Women's Relief Corps with several club officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio
Frederick Pfeister
Cincinnati
J. T. Romig
New Philadelphia
George W. Kern
Adamsville
F. 5
Layton
Merion
George C. Burley
Poleda
Charles McDareh
Urbana
Priester
Romig
Thomas Ridenear
Crestline
Sollarbaugh
Toledo
W. D
State House
Grace Ford
Warren
Women's Relief Corps
Margaret Hocfaeer
Cleveland
Bertha Church
Mt. Vernon
Federated Patriotic Societies
Property transfers listed across Lorain County records
A sequence of conveyances and sublets recorded in Lorain County, Ohio. Transfers include parcels on Robinwood Avenue Sheffield Lake, West Road Huntington Township, Belle Avenue Elyria, and East 30th Street Lorain, with multiple subtlets in Central National Bank of Cleveland area and Boundary subdivisions. Continuous listings mention buyers such as Harvey O. Chapman and Frank Echko, and properties within Oberlin, Sheffield, and Wellington localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Na Uonal Bank of Cleveland
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville Township
Walter H. Walker
Alvah KE Walker
Morgan
Oberlin
John R. Knight
M. J. Roseneke
Parsons Road
Carlisle
Della Rossano
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Church Commission
Ira A. Wheeler
Mrs
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Canary Islands
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Karl Kiein
West Ave
Joe’s Yankee Shoe Repair
Middle Ave
American Shoe Repair
Capitol Theatre
East Ave
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Guide To
Jacqueline Bunt
Miss Bunt
Motorola
Philco
Harry Bros
East River Street
U. S
Army
Greece
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
First Methodist
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
G. A. R. Head
Veterans
James Betzel
East 30Th Street
Lorgill
Frank Freeman
Elmer Ames
Mill Street
Harold Smith
Leonard Clawson
Hayes Street
Avon Village
Wim. H. Baker
Dorothy J. Miller
West 31St St
Bess Lorbach
Charles E. Lorbach
Border Cities Co
Shore Subdivision
Buckeye Country Club
Sheffield
Lake Village
B. Wise
Saff
City Cab
Brown Hotel
Howard
Pete) Peters Mei
Harvey T. Winckles
Elvira
Lorain County
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