Probe tests bids rise due to NRA probe
Washington reports show bids for automobile contracts climbing as much as 50 dollars per car after Ford was barred for not flying the Blue Eagle. Rep. Kvale plans to summon Maj. Gen. Bush Army Quartermaster, NRA officials, and auto makers to testify about bid stiffing. Bush to be questioned on track specification changes restricting bidding to a few firms. A public release is expected on Foulois’ removal recommendation and related inquiries.
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Washington
House War Department
NRA
Ford Company
Paul Kvale
FL. Minn
Army Quartermaster General
Kyale
Ford
General Motors
Krale
Bush
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
William N Rogers
George H. Dern
Foulois
Dern
Col
Joseph. I. McMuhen
Judge Advocate General's Office
Douglas MacArthur
Camp Iss-See-Kes announces youth camp period
A four day camp for boys aged eight to ten will run at Camp Iss-See-Kes starting July 6, announced by W O McClellan. About a dozen boys have signed up and registrations are open. A girls session from six to sixteen will begin July 10 and last ten days, with strong expected registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss-See-Kes
W. O. McClellan
McClellan
Woman Injured When Struck by Baseball at Case Park
Mrs. William Cook, 34, of 4711 Pershing Avenue Cleveland, suffered a slight concussion after being struck on the left temple by a baseball yesterday afternoon at Case Park. She received treatment at Memorial Hospital and was later discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cook
Pershing Avenue
Cleveland
Case de Park
Memorial Hospital
Third Injured When He Falls From Auto
An 18 month old child, son of W L Woodin of 621 West Broad, was bruised after tumbling from his father’s car during a turn onto Thirteenth Street. He received treatment at Memorial Hospital and was discharged. Police report a separate auto theft of E L Fisher’s vehicle from Broad Street. it was found on Second Street near West Avenue. A grass fire near the Columbia Refining Company interrupted Evica’s fireless period yesterday as firemen responded. The First Ward Democrat Line will meet at the Little Brown Jug on Cleveland Street at 7:39 PM. a planned carnival for Tuesday was postponed pending notice.
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W. L. Woodin
West Broad Street
Thirteenth Street
Memorial Hospital
E. L. Fisher
Baty Street
Broad Street
Milt Obitts
Second Street
West Avenue
Evica
Huron Street
Columbia Refining Company
First Ward Democrat
Little Brown Jug
Cleveland Stree
Ward
Pedestrian Struck By Car Near Avon Lake
Minor injury reported after a pedestrian named Major was struck along La road 2 near Avon Lake yesterday afternoon around 2 PM. The vehicle was driven by Gabe of Fremont, and the accident involved Deputy Ed. Man roe.
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S. Major
Jes
Avon Lake
O. Gabe
Fremont
Manroe
Chinch Bugs Found in Lorain County Farm Areas
C I Hummel of the Lorain County Agricultural Extension reports chinch bugs in Camden Carlisle and LaGrange, threatening wheat and corn. The pests suck sap from grass stems and cause premature ripening, with weather and fungous disease helping control. Heavy rain kills many nymphs. control sometimes required. A pamphlet on chinch bugs and their control is available from Extension Entomologist T H Par.
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Appes
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Lora County
Hummel
Camden
Carlisle
LaGrange
Ghio
Ohio
T. H. Par Extension
Oni State University
Death of Ernest Haines in Avon at 63
Ernest Haines of Detroit road Avon died suddenly at his home after a period of poor health. He came to Avon from Lakewood five years ago. He leaves widow Annabella Haines and two daughters Evelyn Hubbard and Eleanor Haines. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 46 PM at William Daniels Funeral Home 15500 Detroit Avenue Lakewood.
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Avon
Ernest Haines
Detroit Road
Haines
Lakewood
Annabella Haines
Eve-lyn Hubbard
Eleanor Haines
William Daniels
Detroit Ayvenue
Mrs Louise Gove Laid to Rest in Lakewood
Mrs Louise Gove nee Barresi wife of Leon C Gove and mother of Jof Welen K died at her residence 18251 Sloane Avenue Lakewood Ohio Funeral services will be held Wednesday June 27 at St James Church Lakewood at 9 30 and burial will be in St Ma Cemetery in Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Gove
Hunt Farmer Kills Two in Walcott Area
State troops and bloodhounds hunted a farmer who killed two neighbors, Clarence Yusktis and Intius Karvauskas, both 22 and 40, and wounded Mrs. George Yuskins, mother of the dead. A manhunt spread through woods around Walcott, Corn, after the attack. An abandoned car was found near the Yuskis home as authorities pressed the search for John Crow, the suspect, described as a sullen middle aged farmer.
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Walcott
Anw
John i Crow
Clarence Yustkis
Intius Karvauskas
Yus Durm
George \uskins
Tustrai
Yuskis
Auto Hits Pole Leaves Driver Fined and Licenses Revoked
Harold Denn of 114 Parkview Court pleaded to a DUI charge after his car crashed a curb and hit a pole. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs and his license suspended for six months, in Mayor Wooster court. His wrecked vehicle was badly damaged.
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Harold Denn
Parkview Court
Denn
Wooster
Polite Court
Dann
Pale
Dening
County Lawyers To Have Picnic Event Heading Lorain Bar
Preparations for the annual Lorain County Bar picnic began with a picnic committee named by Bar President Frank M. Sievens. Members include Samuel Deutsch Richard Horan and Milton Friedman. The time and place are undecided. A committee was also named to nominate officers for the bar association election. Members listed are Dor Myers Frank Stack C R Summers J J Smethe and J F Strenick.
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Lorain County
Samuel Deutsch
Richard Horan
Milton Friedman
Frank M. Sievens
Bar Association
Dor Myers
Frank Stack
C. R. Summers
J. J. Smethe
J. F. Strenick
Corn-Hog Signers Meet This Week in Lorain County
Lorain County farmers signers of corn hoc contracts will meet this week at eight o clock in Exton and Wellington to discuss provisions under the Agricultural Adjustment Program. Delegates from Columbia Eld Carlisle Grafton Elm Henrietta Amherst Russia towns and nearby districts will attend, with Allen Hares and Paul Jewett among organizers. Meetings aim to explain contract terms and avoid misunderstandings, with all contracts to be signed by Saturday.
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Acces Lorain County
Las Exton
Columbia
Eld
Eiv- Carlisle
Grafton
Elm
Henriett
Amherst
Russia
Camden
Brand Rochester
Wellington
Imington
Huntington
Papfieid
LaGrange
Haron Towne
Lorain County
Alien Hares
Pittsfield
Paul Jewett
Brixton Township
Elyrian Man Fined Four Dollars for Intoxication
William Linder pleaded guilty in spokes Court this morning to an intoxication charge. He was fined four dollars and costs after his Saturday afternoon arrest.
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Elyrian
William Linder
Spokes Court
Club and Lodge Plans Announced in Oberlin
Oberlin reports a flurry of community notices with lodge and church meetings set for June 23 to 27. American Legion posts, Eastern Stars and Missionary Society plan regular gatherings. scouts, Girl Scouts and church groups describe campouts, meals, and local visits as families travel to and from events.
Amherst Garden Party and Church Notices
Members of the Westeyan Club of the Methodist church hosted a garden party at J. B. Egeland’s home in Spring Street with lanterns and gifts for Miss Lulah Walker and Donald Bryant ahead of their June 30 wedding. Committees were named for a summer program and August 5 homecoming marking the church’s 8th anniversary. A second item lists St Peter’s Evangelical Sunday School and church council meetings, choir rehearsal, and a merger talk between Reformed and Evangelical churches in Cleveland, with attendees from Amherst and nearby towns.
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Amherst
Westeyan Club
Methodist Church
Sirs
J. B. Egeland
Lulah Walker
Donald Bryant
M. E
Satur
J. B. Beeland
Sammer
R. C. Jensen
Mi Olyon Guild
Earl
F. B. Egeland
P. A. Becker
Leonard Wragg
I. G. Maxwell
R. C. Jenssen
Gus P. Zilch
George Bruce
Lilah Walker
G P. Zileh
Carl Lersch
Philip Jarger
Elmer Holle
West Side Evangelical Church
Cleveland
Court cases pursued in Wellington and Columbia area
In And About The Court House a suit by Myrtle Grose against John Hild for 227 dollars due on occupancy was appealed to common pleas court on Saturday. The Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit sues Rank Hawke and others for 4024 dollars on a promissory note with foreclosure of property in Columbia township requested. The County Savings and Loan Company sues George R. Myers and others for 3906 dollars.
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Court of Justice
L. A. Johnson
Wellington
Myrtle Grose
John Hild
Common Pleas Court
The
Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit
Rank Hawke Et al
Columbia Township
County Savings and Loan Company
George RE. Myers Et al
Foreclosure Notice on Elyria Property
A foreclosure action on an Elyria property is wired. The notice references a promissory note and a due amount, indicating the case proceeds through the appropriate channels and deadlines.
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Elyria
Amherst Man Injured In Fall On East Bridge Street
Raymond Cahl of 224 Lincoln Street Amherst suffered abrasions and lacerations about the left shoulder in a fall last evening. He slipped into a gulley on East Bridge Street and was taken to Memorial Hospital by Andrew Bruce of 148 Clark Street and William Bruce of 217 Lincoln Street Amherst for treatment.
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Raymond Cahl
Lincoln Street
Amherst
Cahl
East Bridge Street
Memorial Hospital
Andrew Bruce
Clark Street
William Bruce
Lorain youths given reformatory terms by judge
Judge W. B. Thompson overruled a parole application and sentenced Julius Kish to reformatory terms in Lorain. The action marks a stern outcome for the youth involved with the court noting youth rehabilitation aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
W. B. Thompson Tovay
Julius Kish
Mechanical cow touted as new dairy device at Urbana plant
A “mechanical cow” named The Hayes Emulser, invented by J. B. Hayes of Urbana, is being tested at the Rome Pump Company in Urbana to produce butter and cream from milk ingredients at lower costs. The unit, designed with emulsifying jets and a high pressure pump, aims to deliver 4 percent butter at 16 cents per gallon and 10 percent cream at 15 cents with nonperishable input, suitable for restaurants, dairies, hotels, and ships.
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Rome
East Bridge Sky Fet
Davive Iy
Hayes
J. B. Hayes
Urbana IV
Homer Pump Company
E. W. Beidler
Pump Company
Urbana
Paaner
Op Fanz
Missing Elyria Girl Is Sought
Elyria police are asked to help locate Arline Heighberger a 19 year old who has been missing from her home since last Wednesday. Her mother reports she left home without saying where she would go and was last seen with a female friend. They live at 332 East Bridge Street.
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Arline Heighberger
Elyria
Heighbergers
East Bridge Street
Lorain Youths Plead Guilty in Burglary Case
Frank Yendo of Lorain and another youth have pleaded guilty to indictments and were ordered to a reformatory for an indeterminate term for attempted burglary. The pair recently admitted their roles in the offense.
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Frank Yendo
Lorain
Mansfield Reformatory
Market Notes Cleveland and Belper Livestock and Produce
Market report lists varied prices for poultry fowl meats and eggs, with Leghorn fowl, white fowl, and medium toe ties, plus prices for potatoes and corn. Livestock sections cover calves, sheep and lambs, hogs, and cattle with steer and heifer prices, noting steady or lower trends and specific weight-based quotes.
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Cleveland
Belper
Mather
Lesharn
Brosse
Merger Will Affect Churches In County
Lorain County churches gathered for an Evangelical and Reformed rally in Cleveland as a merger of the two church bodies looms. Delegations from Amherst South and North and Lorain attended with church officials and families. The merger links the Reformed Church of Vermilion and Brosahela and the Reformed Hungarian Churches of Lorain and Elyria alongside several Evangelical churches, but will not change current status of these congregations.
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Reformed Church of
Vermilion and
Brosahela
Lorain
Elyria
Evangelical
Amherst
South Amherst
Valetex City
Snell And Schall Attack The Roosevelt Administration
Republican House Leader Bertram Snell of New York and Thomas D. Schall of Minnesota assailed the administration from two angles. Snell denounced talk that the New Deal would divorce itself from propaganda as false and said administration tours showed recovery sales were needed. He called the government the greatest experiment by party leaders. Schall asserted press censorship looms with NRA publishing a weekly newspaper, claiming it signals government censorship of the press and a plan to aid allied candidates in the fall elections.
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Washington
Republican House
Bertrand Snell
New York
Thomas D. Schall
Minn
Seell
Mary
Snell Saise
Hng
Schall
NRA
Court To Hear Local Petition On Eviction Writ
The writ of prohibition by H J Gordon seeks to bar Justice Petra from hearing an eviction case brought by Ohio Public Service Co. The District Court of Appeals in Akron will hear it at 10 A M Wednesday. The eviction in Petra’s court was postponed pending writ disposition. The petitioner argues lack of jurisdiction due to a written lease.
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H. J. Gorm Don
Joseph Petra
Fence Torn Down by Car on Broadway Property
About 30 feet of fence on the property of Mabel Hunker at Stop 48 Broadway was torn down by a car driven by Chris By. Police reported minor injuries and no arrests were made at the scene.
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Mabel Hunker
Stop 48
Broadway
Chris
View of 1730 East 31st Street Incident Report
A view from 1730 East 31st Street in Lo Rain last evening describes an out of control machine event as Einnow attempted to pass another machine, according to Deputy Sheriff E Mon.
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East 31St Street
Lorain
Einnow
E. Monroe
White Urged For U S Commission
Washington June 25 Governor White of Ohio was recommended for appointment to a new communications commission to oversee radio telegraph and telephone systems. The seven member panel was expected to be named by President Roosevelt before his Pacific cruise. Senator Robert J Bulkley of Ohio urged the post.
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Washington
Governor White
Ohio
New
Communications Commission
Roosevelt
Pacific
Robert J. Bulkley
Gov. White
Elyria City Finances Under Review as Costs Rise
Mayor Vanoster reports discussions with the finance committee and Chamber of Commerce as the Chronicle-Telegram compiles operating fund figures from 1920 to 1933 and current costs. Readers are informed of impending valuations, delinquencies, and tax changes while residents are urged to offer constructive solutions to avert service curtailment. Authorities seek ideas on financing Wyertt interests and maintaining city operations amid deficits.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Vanoster
Somen
Chamber of Commerce
City of Elyria
W. Lf. Vanoster
Wyertt
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Medina
D. H. Hors
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Misses Smith
Woodland Avenue
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Missouri
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C. Eschmidt
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Bs Tia
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White
U.S. Commission
WM. Penn
Pennsylvania
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GUC
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
H.R. Rorick
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H. K. Rorich
M. H. Crowder
Elyvia Savings & Trust
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