Ohio legislature struggles to finish tax debates this term
In Columbus on June 24, lawmakers face a lingering tax stalemate as the Senate considers substitute proposals to the defeated 40.9 million dollar retail sales tax. Governors and leaders clash over gasoline and other levies while the assembly holds an 80 million dollar appropriations bill. Adjournment may come in a fall extraordinary session.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Ond
House of Representatives
Senate
Pfeiffer
Gunsett
White
Stll
Assembly
House
Senate Finance Committee
Whittemore
Smolka
Cleveland
Alabama motorists buy cheaper Georgia licenses
Birmingham report notes a Georgia license price of 3.60. Alabama residents buying Georgia licenses face higher total costs after Alabama license fees, penalties, and fines. The drive against violations led to 63 offenders charged with purchasing Georgia licenses while residing in Alabama, highlighting the price discrepancy and enforcement action.
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Birmingham
Ala
Georgia
Alabama
Newton pays jobless for house canvass work
Newton Massachusetts hired the unemployed for a two month house to house canvass to secure repair orders. The effort produced contracts worth forty seven thousand dollars, putting workers to work and improving homes in time for summer.
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Newton
Mass
Men Ready to Accept Any Conditions to Live
Men show willingness to endure any conditions if it ensures the chance to continue living, reflecting a pragmatic mindset in the face of hardship and risk. The statement underscores resilience and survival as priority over comfort or safety.
Local Lorain Clubs Named in Beer Sale Injunctions
Two South Lorain clubs the Hungarian Democratic Club and the Slovenian Club were added today as defendants in injunction suits brought by Andrew Karahuta to curb beer sales due to deeds restrictions. All South Lorain except 26th Street is affected by the ten suits, with a hearing before Judge A R Webber set for Monday morning.
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South Lorain
Hungarian Democratic Club
Andrew Karahuta
26Th Street
A R. Webber
Grafton Child Survives Driveway Backover Incident
Lawrence Cole aged 21 months of Cleveland street Grafton narrowly escaped serious injury when an automobile backed into him in the driveway at his home. He was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment of multiple lacerations about his head.
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Lawrence Cole
Cleveland Street
Grafton
Memorial Hospital
Penfield man fined for reckless driving after collision
Oscar Gannon of Penfield town ship was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving when arraigned before Justice Perkins of Wellington on a warrant sworn to by H. Waller of Monroe Michigan last night. A car driven by Gannon collided with a truck operated by Waller on Route 18, it was reported.
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Oscar Gannon
Penfield Township
Justice Perkins
Wellington
H. Waller
Monroe
Michigan
Gannon
Waller
Chief Warns on Firework Use in City Limits
Police Chief E. J. Stankard issued a notice to all officers to arrest anyone firing or possessing fireworks within city limits. The city ordinance bans discharge or possession of fireworks, with prosecutions to follow.
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E. J. Stankard
Open Forum Meeting at Ely Park Sunday
J A Solandt will discuss Lorain County becoming a new world center for distribution of civilization at his weekly open forum meeting on the Second street side of Ely Park. The meeting is set for tomorrow night at 7:39.
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Lorain County
will +e
J. A Solandt
Second Street
Ely Park
Boy Injured Playing Elbow Incident At Memorial Hospital
Fifteen year old Alton Hales of Grafton road sustained an elbow injury while playing yesterday. He received treatment at Memorial Hospital and is reported in stable condition.
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Alton Hales
Grafton Road
Memorial Hospital
Death Record Mrs Rose Buck 51 of Sudberry Ontario
Mrs Rose Buck 51 formerly of this city died Friday at Massillon Hospital. Born in Sudberry Ontario she is survived by husband Pete J Buck. She belonged to St Mary's church. Funeral at St Agn Church Monday at 12 noon with Rev Leo officiating burial in St Mary's Cemetery. Body to Sudio Funeral Home. friends may call Tuesday.
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Rose Buck
Massillon
Death of Frederick Shinsky Dims Amherst Family
Frederick Shinsky six year old son of Mr and Mrs Martin Shinsky of Jefferson street died Friday at 9 p m after a two week illness. He was in first grade at St Josephs Parochial School. He is survived by his parents and three brothers John William and Robert. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Rick Shinsky
Amherst
Frederick Shinsky
Martin Shinsky
Jefferson Street
St. Joseph’s
John
William
Robert
Fox Furnace Co. Sees Big June Sales Rise
Fox Furnace Company projects a dramatic June sales increase of more than 730 percent over May, attributed to improved business conditions and higher demand for air conditioning. C. A Olson, president, notes growth began in May with May sales up 28 percent from April. The firm, part of American Radiator and Standard Sanitary, showcases its new plant at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago.
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Fox Furnace Company
American Radi Cr and
Standard Sanitary Corporation
C. A Olsen
Olson
Chicago
American Radiator
School Officials to Attend State Meet Next Week
Elyria school officials and board of education members will attend the Ohio Association of Boards of Education summer session at Ohio State University in Columbus. All local board members are expected to go. The Elyria board helped organize the state association and E. J. Howenstine, a board member, is its president. Prominent educators will discuss educational problems and the effect of recent legislation on schools.
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Elyria
Board of Education
Ohio Association of Boards of Education
Ohio State University At
Columbus
Elyria Board
E. J. Howenstine
Johnson urges rapid industry restart statement
Continued remarks stress speed in reopening industry and treating workers fairly. Johnson claims up to four million could return to work in 90 days if everyone cooperates, asserting the law will gain public support and those who delay will face disapproval.
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Johnson
Plan Tour of Lorain County Orchards
Plans for a tour of Lorain County orchards will start next Wednesday night when fruit committee members meet at the extension service office. The proposed tour is hoped to occur about August 1 and will visit leading orchards with stake growers from the county.
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Lorain County
Fruit Committee
County Agricultural Extension Service
Extension Service
Court actions filed over promissory notes and foreclosures
In And About The Court House Lion Burge filed suit against Robert E Schnitgier et al for 2278 alleged due on a promissory note Foreclosure of property in Loraings asked The First Savings and Loan Company filed suit against Ma Podlesak et al for 3116 alleged due on a promissory note Foreclosure of property in Ridgeville township is asked
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Lion Burge
Robert E. Schnitgier
First Savings and Loan Company
Ma Podlesak
Lorain talks on bridge and road upgrades with state officials
Lorain Chamber of Commerce officials urge rapid action on a high level Erie Avenue bridge and on Middle Avenue paving. They cite heavy traffic on Lakeshore Route 2 and U S Route 6, fire protection concerns, and the need for state and federal funding under the Recovery Act. Officials expect study and possible financing plans, with optimism for cooperation from the State Highway Department.
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Lorain Bridge
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Rowley
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Elyria
Burkey
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Ohio
van Oster
Middle Avenue
Barns Rise On Local Farms And Social News
June items report a new barn being built on Mrs Emmaline Putt s farm after a previous blaze and George Haag starting a new house on his Royalton farm. Socials include alumni dancing with March s orchestra, visits by Lucille Churchward, Emmaline Blackburn at Buckley home Avon, and multiple church and class events with refreshments and singing of Negro Spirituals.
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Columbia
Emmaline Putt
George Haag
Royalton
Lucille Churchward
John van Arsdale
Ridgeville
Emmaline Blackburn
Buckley
Avon
March
Floyd Zacharias
Marie Stephens
Grafton
Milo Screarns
Charles Mits
Orra Crocker
Earl Squire
Merrill Squire
Berea
Leo Martin
Herman Leach
Jones
Baptist Sunday School
Milo Stearns
Bernard Cutting
Rolland Cartright
Charles Mills
Oberlin
East Side
Ralph Linderman
Forest Goodman
Verdict awards $7,500 to Lorain man in Bay Village crash
Harold F. Graver of Lorain won a jury verdict against James Berciak of Avon Lake for 7500 dollars after he sued for 80000 over loss of his right foot from a December 1 1932 accident on Lake Road in Bay Village. He testified the rear wheel truck was on the road when a car collided and knocked the truck off its jack.
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Harold F. Graver
Lorain
James Berciak
Avon Lake
W. B. Thompson
Graver
Lake Road
Bay Village
Herchak
Brighton Sew-So 4-H Club meets at school house
The Brighton Sew-So 4-H Club met Tuesday afternoon June 20 at the school house with ten members present. After a business session sewing and games followed. Next meeting set for Tuesday afternoon June 27 at the school house. Also a Brighton band is being organized under Floyd Moore with band practice Tuesday evening June 27 at the school house.
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Brighton
Fraf
Floyd Moore
C. D. Murray
Eliza Stocking
Wellington
Walter Day
Donald Day
C. O. Goss
Manette Kenney
Rena Heifner
Will McKenzie
Carrie
Heifner
Huntington
Brighton Community Club
Town Hall
Raymond Kiein
Rose Amelia Kiein
M. E. Merrill
John Merrill
Barretts’ Chapel
Sun‘dar
Oberlin Graduates Wed in Kansas City
Miss Marie Louise Schulte daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Schulte of Kansas City Missouri married Ronald Fraser Mac Lennan son of Mr and Mrs 3 I MacLennan of Oberlin on June 14 at St Mark s Lutheran church in Kansas City The bride a 1930 Oberlin Conservatory graduate Mac Lennan a Oberlin College BA 1925 and PhD UC Berkeley 1932 taught in the Rectory department at Washington State College Pullman They will live at 1709 Opal street Pullman.
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Oberlin, O
Marie Louise Schulte
Herman Schulte
Kansas City
Ronald Fraser MacLennan
I MacLennan
Oberlin
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
J. Oberlin Conservatory
MacLennan
Oberlin High School
Oberlin College
University of California
State College of Washing
Pullman
Opal Street
Oberlin Couple Wed In Toledo
Miss Virginia Caroline Easton and Franklin Traviss Peters united in marriage Friday June 18 at Fairchild Chapel Toledo Rev E F Talmadge officiated. Easton a 1931 Oberlin graduate and museum secretary. Peters a Oberlin chemistry graduate student with a Yale fellowship offer. They will live at Wall apartment Oak Street during summer.
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Virginia Caroline Easton
Allen Art Magnum
Franklin Traviss Paters
Oberlin College
Fairchild Chapel
E. F. Talmadge
St. Mark's Church
Toledo
Oberlan College
Art
Peters
Yale
Wall
Oak Street
Miss Marian Collett Feted At Shower
Miss Marian Corlett bride elect was feted at a linen shower held at Spring street home hosted by Miss Edith Princehorn with Miss Ruth Brooks as saluting hostess. Twelve Kileston attended and games were the highlight of the evening in honor of her upcoming marriage to Carl Oney of Wellington, set for Thursday evening June 29 at the church.
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Marian Corlett
Fdith Princehorn
Spring Street
Ruth Brooks
Brnes
Mise Corlett
Carl Oney
Wellington
Cor
Oberlin Business Men Discuss Summer Concert Plans
The Oberlin Business Men held their regular monthly dinner at Oberlin Inn and discussed a special summer sales program and band concert plans. No definite decisions will be made until more funds are available as Wednesday afternoon business closings start June 28 and run through the summer.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Inn
Piso
Summer travel notes and visits of local residents
Rev and Mrs N Van der Py plan to leave Tuesday for Center Harbor New Hampshire for the summer. Prof and Mrs Raymond Cerf sail for Belgium to spend the season with relatives. Mrs Frank Rawlinson and three children visit Salem Indiana before sailing to China to join Mr Rawlinson. Adda Strawn and family spend weekend with cousins on Hollywood Avenue. Miss Charlotte C Frischkorn heads home to New Haven after visiting in town and attending a centennial celebration. Richard Landis visits from Pittsburgh with his parents. Alberta and Rudy Larson return to Hastings Michigan after visiting Beulah May. Miss May accompanies them for a short visit. Russell F Morris returns to Athens for summer studies at Ohio University. George Hatch visits his mother in Forest Arbor while pursuing chemistry PhD at University of Michigan. Mr and Mrs K D Metcalf of White Plains New York visit during the centennial at the Gerriak home.
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N. van der Py
North Cedar Avenue
Center Harbor
N. H
Raymond Cerf
Belgium
Frank Rawlinson
Ruth
John
Jean
Salem
Ind
China
Rawlinson
Chicago
Richard Landis
Pittsburgh
George Landis
East College Street
Alberta
Rudy Larson
Hastings
Mich
Beulah May
North Main Street
Miss May
Motor Shares Bound Upward
New York June 24 selective buying in individual issues featured the short session on the stock exchange today. Gains of 1 to more than 3 points were made in numerous special issues. Automobile shares bounded up in late trading and steel operations gained with upturns noted in the Youngstown area. Wages for steel workers were rumored to rise to 10 percent and steel prices to advance. Bethlehem hit a new high. U S Steel firmed above 57 near close. Textile issues buoyant. Rayon, Kelvinator and Brunswick Ray strong. Oils firm. chemicals and gold mining issues rose. Small losses in Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Utilities quiet. American Telephone eased slightly. Copper prices steady.
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New York
Stock Exchange Today
Youngstown
Bethlehem
Nayon
Kelvinator
Brunswick Halke
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Gas disaster in Indianapolis hospitalizing one of 44
In Indianapolis on June 24 a chlorine gas leak from a cap blew off a tank sickened 44 people within two blocks. Guardsmen police and firemen evacuated victims and carried others to safety. One hospitalized nine firemen affected including a man still confined. Dr Meyers warned full effects may take 48 hours to be clear.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles E. Meyers
City Hospital
Local candidates address issues at Republican club meeting
Thirteen of 28 candidates were absent due to illness or other reasons while several appeared before the club. Mayor hopefuls present included Carl Curtis and Oscar Dunn, with Gerald Martin and George Richwine among city officials in attendance.
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O. E. Barkin
Presen
Perry
Chronicle-Telegram
Jack Marshall
Walter Kohn
Anta Kennedy
George Thompson
Earl Lautenschleger
Robert Stephen
R. E.young
James Scott
Robert Chester
William Schurr
Ed. Notley
James E. Brown
Carl Curtis
Oscar Dunn
Henry Heidrich
W. D. Taylor
A. L. Werner
Gerald Martin
George Richwine
Leonard Smith
Jane Stradshaw
A. C. Schilleman
Howard Butler
John Kolopus
Clarence Locke
E. B Hauelsen
Elmer E. Nelson
Local Fairways Feature Cherry Ridge Versus University Heights
Cherry Ridge trails Mayfield Heights by one point as they prepare for a key match against University Heights on the Heights course. The Ridge lineup includes Slocum Lasky Birch Machock Schafer Rudy White with an eighth man to be chosen,Howard Stanford absent. Other card matches feature Willowick Seat Nation Ridgewood Homelinks Par Three Grantwood and Moreland Hills facing Mayfield Heights.
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Cherry Ridge
University Heights
the Heights
Cherry Ridges
Mayfield Heights
Ucu Sirst
Ridge
Chick Slocum
Lloyd Lasky
Bo Birch
Stan Machock
Lynn Schafer
Chuck Rudy
Dale White
Mans
Jay Huffman
Heinie Fisher
John Bannick
Nel Krugman
Howard Stanford
Joe Ban Fill
Willowick
Seat Nation
Ridgewood
Homelinks
Grantwood
Moreland Hills
Introvert and extrovert types shaped by society
Among civilised peoples there are two clearly marked psychological types, the "introvert type" and the "extrovert type". Each individual leans toward one, with the former focusing on the inner world of thought and the latter on the outward world of feeling and action.
Markets Cleeland Grain and Chicago Quotations
Markets cover grain bids across wheat corn and oats with price ranges for No 1 and No 2 Hard Wheats, No 1 yellow corn and No 3 Yellow, oats and barley figures. Chicago cash quotations list butter eggs and poultry rates, with receipts and futures, storage standards, and regional potato and clover seed prices noted.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Arkansas
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Cobblers
Virginia
Iight
Wisconsin
Grain and feed price list from Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Prices quoted per bushel per ton or per barrel cover corn wheat oats hay mill feeds straw and alfalfa. Highlights include No 2 wheat around 62 cents, flour around 5.95 to 6.25 per bag, timothy hay about 8 to 10 dollars for various grades, and alfalfa first cutting 12 dollars and second cutting 18 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Timothy
Five Point Plan to Combat Infantile Paralysis
The discussion notes that 50 to 75 percent of crippled children suffer from infantile paralysis and tuberculosis. Dr. E V Cowdry proposes a five point prevention program including susceptibility testing, temporary immunity, reducing exposure, early recognition, and preparedness with a reliable physician and expert nursing. Long term goals include a simple test and effective immunity akin to smallpox vaccine, with formal campaign announcements coming soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
E. V. Cowdry
Washington University At
St. Louis
Prevention and Research Committee
The
International Society
Cowdry
Allen
Rescue Tale of Three Drowning Survivors on Raft
Mrs Rennie recounts the sinking of Keller and Gillette as water turned brutally cold. Chick Rennie and she clung to the raft through a dark night, each moment possibly their last, until a relief boat finally reached them at dusk after a distant ship briefly passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick
Goodby
Impounded Abandoned Car On Lake Road
Deputy Sheriff Sam Provenza ordered an abandoned auto on Lake Road impounded last night. The action followed standard procedures after the vehicle was found unattended and unattended for an extended period. No injuries or arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Provenza
Lake Road
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Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
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Marian Collett
Groveland Street
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Republican Party
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CORM
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
King Solomon’s Lodge
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Golden Rod
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