Defeat of McNary Haugen Bill Surfaces In Federal Farm Plan Debate
A discussion of the McNary Haugen farm relief effort follows its defeat amid party fracture. Lawmakers expect revival of the stalled program and possible adjournment by June or July 1950. The focus shifts to radio control, rivers and harbors, and next steps for farm bloc strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbarthe - McNary-Haugen
McNary
McNary-Haugen
Soin Ahand
Owith Coolidge
Dawes-Mex -Haugen
Allt Farm
Congressional
Local News In a Few Lines Reports From Elyria Area
A set of brief notices reports a hit and run involving a Boxing Co truck and a curbside cart, a bank petition for $700 by The Berlin Heights company against George and Tamas Mayer, and hospital and mortgage-related lawsuits. Also mentions a car theft in Avon and a Ford roadster stolen from a local theatre area, with a deputy arrest and fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Huge
Grace Court
No Boxing Co
George Butter
Huse
Viage
Local Woman Ends Life After Personal Crisis
A local woman, Clara Louise Buckley, died from a self inflicted gunshot in her attic after a crisis with her husband James Buckley Sands and daughter Marian. She had lived in the city forty two years and is survived by her husband, daughter, mother, and several brothers. Funeral services are set for Monday at St Mary’s church with burial in St Mary’s cemetery.
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James Buckley
Sands
Marian
Brandston
Seareh
Clara Louise
Buckland
Yattic
Buckley
Sean
Barret
Lea
E. Frank
India
Lvekins
Carlisle
M Burrell
Lausain
St. Mary's
Orchestra leader facing manslaughter warrants in Washington area
Warrants charging the capitals kin and well known orchestra leader with manslaughter and reckless driving were issued by Hyattsville Maryland authorities after a fatal crash on the Baltimore Washington pike. Bernard Rooker, assistant Federal counsel for the Philadelphia Traction Company, was killed when his car, traveling at about sixty miles an hour, sideswiped another vehicle.
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Washington
Azz
Maryland I
Hyattsville
Baltmore-Washington Pike
Bernard Rooker
Philadelphia Traction Company
Rooker
Hich
T Davis
Corn Hog Price Ratio at Fifteen Year High
J J Falconer chief in Rural Economics notes the corn hog price ratio has reached the highest in fifteen years. The ratio equals farm price of 100 pounds of pork divided by price of one bushel of corn. The long term trend shows variability by year and month with October 1919 to April 1920 being low and June 1925 rising to 5.7.
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J. J. Falconer
Ohio Experiment Station
BO Fe
Wells defeats Malley in third round of Ohio Amateur Golf Tourney
Joe Wells of East Liverpool, a veteran and Ohio Wesleyan captain, beat King Malley of Canton 4 up with 2 to go in the third round at Westwood Country Club Cleveland. Canada’s area is noted as 700 000 square miles larger than the United States.
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Westwood Country Club
Cleveland
Joe Wells
East Liverpool
King Malley
Canton
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Canada
United States
Jury Verdict for Plaintiff in Will Case
Jury rules in Klotska Clotilda probate dispute favoring Anastasia Urigs plaintiff. Court finds last will and testament offered and accepted in probate not valid as the true will. Avon Lake and nearby areas referenced. damages estimated around $1,000 per acre for land in dispute.
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Uris
Anastasia Urigs
Avon
Mexican Officials Absent Accusations by American Press
Reporters claim American papers try to pin the kidnapping of Aimee Semple McPherson on Mexican officials. Garve Rodriguez of California is cited as uncovering evidence an unidentified woman was abducted by suspects on the American side and taken into Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Semple
MacPherson
Garve Rodriguez
Lower
Calim
Mexico
Man Wysocki Hangs Self at Lorain Factory Home
John Wysocki a 250 year old Lorain resident living near Elyria was found dead in his home last night. Coroner ruled death by own action by hanging from a door top. He had worked at National Tube Co since May 1926 and had previously worked in Canton. He was a widower with no close relatives, a sister living in Milwaukee.
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Joln- Wysocki
Elyria
Wysocki
Lorain
Tube
Tod Wysocki
National Tube Co
Lorain Troug
Ct Tnda
National Tube
Milwaukee
Jury Deadlocks in Mansfield Murder Case
In Mansfield on June 25 the jury in the Rogers murder trial failed to reach a verdict after conflicting testimonies from Roxer and Earl Gorrill. Judge Galbra instructed possible verdicts include first or second degree murder or manslaughter. The state contends Rogers killed Cole, 55, after failing to provide a drink.
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Rogers
Earl Gorrill
Marion
Dai Elde
Roxera
Gorrell
Cole
Two Divorce Petitions Filed in Common Pleas
Elyria reports two divorce petitions filed this morning in the Lorain County common pleas. Frank O May accuses Laulee M May of neglect and seeks child custody. Alice Maddock and Leroy G Maddock married in July 1926. she alleges neglect of support and restoration of her maiden name Alice Wilmot. Edzar F Allen of Elyria urged Rotary Club to aid 1,500 crippled children in Ohio and called for parental home care assistance.
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Elyria
Coursiofly Common Pleas
Elyeiuan Sapps
Lorain
Edzar F. Allen
Chub Today
Ohio
Jie
Details of Pennsylvania campaign fund questions in 1946 hearing
The transcript shows Democratic gubernatorial campaign funding questions targeting Wilson Reed and others. It recalls personal expenses, railroad fares, meals, hotel bills, telegrams, and a large cash deposit, with testimony from Samuel S. Lewis, Joseph Grundy, and Milton Wilson about campaign contributions and travel.
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Wison
Seutster Reed
Pertsonal
Reed
Wilson
Penn Harris Hotel
Harrisby
Nevins Detrich
Detrich
Vare County
Joseph J. Grundy
Grunady
Samuel S. Lewis
York
Pennsylvania
Hoe
Biltmore
New York
Grundyv
Wyil. Mellon
Lewis
Adams
Franklin County
Philadelp
Adams County
Central
Milton Wileson
Pennsylvania State Treasury
Derrich
Wilron
Grundy
Durkin Trial Opens In Chicago Courthouse
The Martin J. Durkin murder case began in Judge Harry B. Miller's criminal court with the jury seated after a four week voir dire. State and defense lawyers argued admissibility of other crime evidence as the first phase. Assistant State's Attorney and defense counsel reserved opening statements for later today as witnesses were prepared to testify.
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Chicago
Martin J. Durk
Sheik
Harry B. Miller
Criminal Court
Edwin Qew
Durkin
Mihaclromano
McGarry
Lorain Harbor Improvement Plan Denied by War Department
A War Department report from Buffalo says the pending Lorain harbor improvement proposition is unfavorable. Engineers found the current harbor adequate and that improvements should be funded by local interests, not federal aid. Lorain officials reacted with shock as a straightening project had been awaited, and news arrived late in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Burifalo
Iner
Lorain
Federalvaid
Akron Man Faces Catastrophe After Street Car Collision
An Akron laborer described as married with children was struck in the street by several automobiles and a street car, leaving him in a confused state. The incident details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a serious urban accident with multiple vehicles involved.
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Chilaren
LISK AS SEAVER. QF WHEE PAYS DEATH PENALTY
Ohio Penitentiary records show Denaher in Thursday execution for choking his wife and burning her body in a chicken coop after kerosene. Justice St George’s court fined seven speeders with amounts from 1 to 197 dollars in a morning session.
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Lisk
Seaver
Whee
Columbus
Frank
Ohio
Justice St George's Court
Wenneth
Ric
Leonard Hughes
Elyria
Lorain Legion Plans Address By State Commander
The Lorain American Legion will host an address by Hush K. Martin, state commander, at a public event in Lorain. A member drive is set to begin around the same time, with details forthcoming.
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Lorain
National Tube plant to run at ninety five percent
Lorain plant of the National Tube Company will operate at 95 percent capacity next week, its fourth consecutive week at high output, according to the manager's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
National Tube Company
Th City
Lorain Chosen as 1927 National Welsh Club Convention Site
Lorain will host the 1927 gathering of the National Woman's Welsh Club of America. The convention is set for the later part of June, with this year's meeting currently in Youngstown, Ohio.
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Lorain Lorain
Lorain
National Woman's Welsh Club of America
Youngstown
Ohio
Another Whitemore associate is sentenced in jewelry looting case
New York June 25 another member of the Whittemore ring faced Judge Hoeing after a long trial in which he heard a tariff of years. The defendant named Goldbert received a sentence of from twenty to forty years at Sing Sing for his role in looting jewelry stores and banks totaling nearly a million dollars.
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New York
Candy Kidmore
Bagdit Sons
Milton
Richard
Hoeing
Sing Sing
Se Goldbert
Kidnapping Case Involving Mrs McPherson Sparks Search
Police and officers searched for two men and a woman connected to the McPherson kidnapping claim. The case referenced a cabin near a mountain region with a $500,000 ransom demand, but no trace of the shelter was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimea
Semple
McPherson
Helas
Angelus Temple
Poultry Breeding Theory Emphasizes Careful Selection
A poultry expert discusses breeding for profit stressing careful selection, nutrition, and long-term progeny testing. He argues a well fed flock with vigor and uniformity yields higher production and profitability, with emphasis on measured breeding value over individual records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tversity
Illinois
Ohio
Card
Massachusetts
Sheffield photographer courted by Malay Peninsula planter son
A fragmented note from a Sheffield paper describes a wealthy Malay Peninsula planter's son aged about four who asks a photographer to marry. The garbled text suggests social intrigue and cross cultural romance.
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Sheffield
Elrl
Fagland
Parry
Ibjmm
Presbyterian synod selects Wooster for next meeting
The Presbyterian synod near Wooster chose Wooster as the next meeting place over Oxford after the final business session. Tomorrow will cover law enforcement topics and a Sunday night pageant will close the weeklong convention.
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Wooster
Presbyterian Synod of Obterpeet
Oxford
Finsl
Radio Listings Across Cities and Concerts Noted
A scattered schedule of radio programs lists musical acts and orchestras across stations WAIU KDKA WBAL KOA WSB CNRA CNRT KDKA WBZ WGR WHAS WIZ WOC WTAM WEAF WTIC WWJ and others. Entries mention Hawaiian entertainers Edgar Thompson Minstrels municipal bands open air concerts and various studio orchestras and dance bands with times ranging from early evening to late night.
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Waiu
WATG
Entertaigers
KDKA
Edgar Thompson Minstrels
WBAL
Municipal Band of
Baltimore
WSB
CNRA
Moncton
N. B
CNRT
Toronto
Chicago
Congress Mival
Clpat
Sunflower ‘Mid
WBZ
Springfield
Orchestra Ptoryam
The
Phantom
Katie
Ike
WIZ
New —Orchestra
Sanders
Bontie Laddies
Davenport
Town
Atlantic Ci
Cleveland
Ohio
WEAF
Prosta
Hartford
Conn
Detroit
Mich
Railway clerk death in Columbus hotel
June 25 burial plans underway for Tate Fred R. Wadson 62 of Chicago a railway clerk who died by suicide in his hotel room after long illness and nervous breakdown. His widow is an invalid.
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Columbus
Tate Fred R. Wadson
Chicago
Cleveland Produce Prices and Grades
Cleveland prices show butter eggs poultry and produce with varying grades and unit prices. Listings include butter at 7, eggs extra firsts 31 to 40, apples 2.20 to 2.75 per box, potatoes 3.25 to 3.50 per sack, and poultry values for fowls roosters and ducks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Oslo
Hershyy
Cleveland Livestock Market Reports June Prices and Receipts
In Cleveland Ohio on June 25 cattle receipts reached 500 with a slow market. Fat steers range 9.50 to 10.26, butcher steers 5 to 9.50, heifers 5.50 to 9.50, cows 5.50 to 8.50, calves 13 to 1350, and mixed calves around 12 to 13.50. Sheep and lambs steady with lambs 15 to 16, good to choice weathers 7 to 8, ewes 5 to 6, mixed 5 to 7, culls 2 to 4. Hogs strong with various classes from 5.50 to 15.50. Toledo also reports hogs 690 with steady market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelan Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo
Settlement Near For Cleveland Building Trades Strike
Vion Paiviers 7 Cleveland workers who walked out March 1 are believed to reach an agreement today as the union and W Carrecretary of the Building Trades Employers Association prepare to meet to discuss arbitration of the strike.
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Vion Paiviers
Cleveland
Union Paints
W. Carrecretary
Trades Employers' Association
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Dorothy Filler
Minorang
Soent
New Peace Group of Women
Ruth. Morgan
Peace Committee
International Suffrage Alliance
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al- Hance
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New-York
Sidney E.” Brewster
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Elose
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Blue Bird Sweet Shop
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