Fremont Residents Sentenced in Prohibition Case
Toledo Ohio June 25 George P Hahn ordered two Fremont residents to serve one hour in the custody of the U S marshal and deferred a third case. Richard Caldwell and Jesse Buriel were sentenced for violating prohibition laws. John Lewis was passed. A government agent offered to buy liquor. Other sentences included Ernest Burill of Napoleon sixty days and a $100 fine and Irene Altman of Findlay fifty dollars.
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Toledo
Ernest A.burill
Napoleon
Irene Altman
Findlay
Gove Pleads Not Guilty on Reckless Driving Charge
S J Gove of Elyria pleaded not guilty to reckless driving when arraigned in Justice St Watts court and was bound over to the grand jury. He had been charged earlier with failure to stop after an accident, but that charge was dismissed at the complainant's attorney request.
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S. J. Gove
Elyria
Court of Justice
Court actions in Elyria include non-support plea and divorce ruling
Louis DeFazio returned from New York City to Elyria to face a non support charge and pleaded not guilty in Judge W B Thompsons court. Caroline Kachur obtained a divorce from Frank Kachur on gross neglect and extreme cruelty with her maiden name Skwara restored. A judgment by confession for 21302.89 was entered against F E Colson in common pleas court. Hearing on selling Elyria Magnesium Products assets was continued to next Wednesday before Judge Thompson.
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Louis DeFazio
Elyria
New York City
W. B. Thompson
New York
Caroline Kachur
Frank Kachur
Caroline Skwara
Hlyria Savings and Trust Company
F. E. Colson
Common Pleas Court
Elyria Magnesium Products Company
LaGrange Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
LaGrange will celebrate the Fourth of July with a community homecoming and picnic at the LaGrange school grounds. A large program includes a baseball game between LaGrange and Barberton diamond outfits, indoor baseball, races, and various contests, ending with dancing, fireworks, and free coffee at noon for picnickers and homecomers.
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LaGrange
Barberton
Hutton Faces Court Drama in $200000 Suit
In Los Angeles on June 25 Myrtle St. Pierre wept as David L. Hutton stood trial over her $200,000 heart balm suit. The nurse testified amid dramatic exchanges, with spectators fainting and the judge lecturing both sides. A key cross examination touched on alleged past affairs and a claim of planning to frame Aimee Semple McPherson. The session ended in a recess as sobs interrupted testimony.
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Los Angeles
Myrtle Hazel
Joan St. Pierre
David L. Hutton
Lester Roth
Mrs. St. Pierre
Pete Hill
Hill
Mark Jones
Woman Slightly Hurt In Crash At Tenth Street Narrow collision injures Miss Bernice Omo
A woman was slightly hurt and two cars were damaged in a collision last night at the intersection of Tenth street and Middle avenue. Injured was Miss Bernice Omo of Collins Ohio, cut over the left eye. Drivers Sanford Simpkinson of Collins and Otto Sweet of Elyria were involved.
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Tenth Street
Middle Avenue
Bernice Omo
Collins
Ohio
Sanford Simpkinson
Otto Sweet
Fairlawn Avenue
Elyria
Leadership Crumbles in Bonus Force as Dissent Grows
Washington dispatch reports growing discontent within the bonus expeditionary force with police placed on alert. Commander-in-Chief Walter Waters is largely ignored as camp commanders refuse his order to march on the Capitol. A detachment of 430 veterans, denied food for five hours, ousted commander John Pace of Detroit, a Workers Ex-Servicemen's League member.
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Washington
Veterans Bonus Expeditionary Force
Bonus Army
Walter W. Waters
Cape Itol
Waters
Senate
John Pace
Detroit
Pace
Workers Ex-Servicemen‘s League
William Detert
Boy Fatally Hurled by Stray Bullet in Deshler
Four year old Luther Bidwell Jr. was struck in the stomach by a stray 22 caliber bullet while holding his brother's hand near his parents' home in Deshler Ohio. He died within an hour after being taken to Findlay hospital as investigators questioned several local youths. Coroner Guy Borer planned an inquest to determine a motive or shooter.
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Deshler. O
June H. Young
Deshler Marshal
Todas i Gating
Desain
Luther Bidwell, Jr
Sying
Robert
Findlay
Receivership suit against Warner Bros. Pictures dismissed
Chief Justice James Penniwell in Chancery Court dismissed a receivership suit filed against Warner Bros. Pictures Inc. by M. P. W. Newcastle of Passaic New Jersey. Police recovered one stolen bicycle belonging to Albert Stinas near the Richwine ball grounds. a second bike stolen from Homer Ross remains missing. A fragment mentions a statement about respect and a temporary commander in Kenosha Wisconsin and a threat to reinstate Page.
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Agatt Warner Tos. I
James Penniwell
Chancery Court
Warner, Bros. Pictures Inc
M. P. W. Newcastle
Passaic
N. J
Albert Stainas
Cleveland Street
Richwine
Ads
Ball Grounds
Homer Ross
Sehoul Jstreet
Elyria
Kenosha
Wis
Page
Markets Grain Flour and Feed Prices Across Regions
Cleveland market notes show prices for grain, flour and feeds with figures for alfalfa clove timothy and mixed hay, plus no 1 white and red wheats, straw, oats and other grains. Chicago cash quotes list butter eggs and poultry values, while Ohio farmers markets detail asparagus, broccoli, cauliflower, celery, lettuce and other produce with regional price ranges and package sizes.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohto
Oberlin Oberlin Couple Wed In Geneva Ohio
Miss Mary Barthle Gaugher wed Professor Arams son of Elm thur W Williams of Breet at Fairchild Chapel Oberlin in a ceremony led by Dr King pastor. Reception at Oberlin Inn followed. They leave for Interlochen Michigan then return to Oberlin to make their home. The couple are Oberlin Conservatory graduates class of 1927. The wedding honors Mr Lambert and Mrs Harvey.
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Roses Williams
Columbiaw
Mary Lau Walworth
Albany
Bernard Fitzgerald
Oberlin Conservatory
Oberlin Inn
Interlochen
Mich
Williams
International High School Orchestra
Oberlin Conservatory of
Musine
Ben
Concert To Be Given Tonight By Oberlin Band
The Oberlin Band presents the first in a Saturday night concert series this evening at eight on the new stand. Emil Holz directs the forty-five piece group. The program includes Marth Bombasto Farrar Western World Chen nette A Night in June King The Booster Klein The Kerry Dance Mallory Now the Day is Over Barnby Ward Powers Robert Wood Robert Bowles Harold Hoytt March Qui Director Bigelow Paraphrase My Grandfather's Clock Amsden March Cal Noel Overture Revelry Jan ell March Pep Squad Parade Hall
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Oberlin
Emil Holz
Marth
Farrar
Chennette
King
Klein
Kerry
Mallory
Barnby
Ward Powers
Robert Wood
Robert Bowles
Harold Hoytt
Bigelow
Cal
Noel
Janell
Hall
Oberlin Schools Budget Cut For Coming Year
A tentative Oberlin Board of Education budget shows a ten thousand dollar reduction from last year. The savings come as the district completes recent building program work. Salaries for teachers and staff will not be cut. Final figures will be set at a July meeting followed by a public hearing for taxpayer input. A separate item notes a Wellington area birthday observance picnic at Wagner's Grove with local families attending.
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Oberlin Board of Education
Roosevelt factions battle for two thirds at convention
The article details Smith and Farley factions contending for control as Roosevelt forces claim 690 to 700 delegates. The debate centers on the two thirds rule with 770 needed, while a simple majority is 578. Governor Albert C. Ritchie backs restoration of the Volstead Act, and Governor Smith draws large crowds.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Smith
Senate War on Relief Bills Sparks Conference Skirmish
Senators urged a $6 000 0900 bushels wheat boost and stalled on budget items as House and Senate leaders sent the $150 605 6900 government economy bill back to conference. House plans recess for Chicago convention while midwestern senators push a grasshopper fund amid fights over bond financed public works. Hoover blasts the bond provisions as wasteful pork barrel in a clash over relief measures and construction programs.
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Senate
House
Conference
Chicago
Agriculture Department
Middlewestern
Nye
N. D
Hoover
Wagner Senate
Congress
Garner
Weaver criticizes Wagner bill loan allocation basis
A speaker, Mr. Weaver, decries future maintenance costs as unnecessary and calls the Wagner bill a squander of public money. He regrets loans totaling 300.9 million distributed to states by population rather than need.
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Maintenahcy
Weaver
Women Wear. Asbestos London Indirect Warning
Many women in London are wearing asbestos clothing without realizing it as the mineral fiber is used more widely. The note urges awareness of potential health risks and hidden asbestos in everyday garments and materials.
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London
Asbestos yarn improvers dress fabrics with dye resistant twist
A paragraph notes a secret method for creating feminine dress materials using asbestos woven into cheap yarn. The technique yields fabrics that resist ordinary dye and gremeins white, producing a white flecked look similar to more expensive materials. The passage implies a cost advantage and novelty in fabric finishing.
Stray dogs overrun streets of Istanbul plague on the street
Stray dogs remain a public nuisance in Istanbul despite authorities killing over 4,090 in recent months. Sympathetic residents, notably women, have sometimes aided by giving emetics to dogs before official poisonings.
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Istanbul
Instanbul
Industrial activity in Britain during the first quarter
The Board of Trade estimates British industrial activity in the first quarter of the year was slightly below the fourth quarter of 1952 by a small margin but above the first quarter of 1952. British manufacturing output rose about 6 percent from 1931 levels, while German industrial production reportedly grew 22 percent and United States production fell 15 percent. The text also notes salmon packing figures from seven years ago.
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London
Britain
Ade
Gernoo
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