Labor Bill Nearing Agreement After Press Amendment Dropped
Washington June 25 The Wagner Connery labor disputes bill moves toward final compromise as conferees expect a near agreement today after removing a House freedom of the press amendment. The remaining unit representation issue awaits settlement while opposition from the press group is noted in a protest telegram.
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Washington
Senate
House
Richard J. Welch
R. Cal
William P. Connery
House Labor Committee
David J. Walsh
Robert M. la Follette
Wis
Connery
Heywood Broun
American Newspaper Guild
TESS
Lutherans Study College Closing
Delegates at the Missouri Synod Triennial convention voted to keep St Pauls College Cordia Mo open while ordering Concordia College Oven NC closed after fire damage. Concordia Portland Ore remains open. Two vice presidents were elected Rev Frederick Randi and Rev Karl Kretzschmar.
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Cleveland, O
Missouri Lutheran Synod
St. Paul's College
Concordia
Concordia College
Conoven
N. C
Lutheran Concordia College
Portland
Ore
Concordia Seminary
Springfield
Frederick Randi
St. Paul
Karl Kretzschmar
Fort Smith
Ark
Dissolution of Injunction Asked
Attorneys for the Cleveland Newspaper Guild filed a motion asking dissolution of an injunction against the Lorain Journal Company and striking members of the Journal editorial staff. The petition alleged about 100 men from Cleveland coerced a plant picket line and that employees faced intimidation. A hearing was set for July 1 at 10 p.m.
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Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Lorain. Journal Company
Guy’ Bb. Findley
Journal
Cleveland
Elyrians Push Chain Store Tax Plan in Ohio
In Columbus the filing of an initiated law proposes an annual license tax on chain stores ranging from 5 to 2500 dollars per year, starting at five dollars for a single store and doubling per unit up to nine, with 2500 dollars for all stores above nine. About 65,000 signatures are needed to place the measure before the General Assembly or the 1955 ballot if endorsed signatures exceed 65,090 and sponsors from Elyria include J. R. White Cletus Haury and M. L. Parish.
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Columbus
Ohio
George S. Myers
General Assembly
J. R. White
Cletus Haury
M. L. Parish
Elyria
Lawyers Must Have College Training
Ohio State Supreme Court adopts a rule requiring prospective bar examinees after July 1, 1959 to obtain legal training in an ABA approved or Ohio law school. The change ends practical apprenticeship in attorney offices and demands four years of college based law study. About 583 students began the June bar exam in Columbus.
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Columbes
Ohio
State Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Ohio Law School
League of Ohio Law Schools
Ohio League
Dayton Man Leads In Golf Tourney
Dayton golfer Bob Kepler led the 30th annual Kenwood Country Club qualifier with a 72 for 18 holes. Fellow contender Eddie Meister, a rising star, was four under at the turn after shooting a 52 on the front nine.
Birth day party honors April to June birthdays at Vine Rebekah lodge
Oberlin Ohio June 25 members of the Vine Rebekah lodge were entertained at a birth day party with eighteen April May and June birthdays. Canio was played then refreshments. A reception honored newly married Mr. and Mrs Arthur Avery. Parents bringing babies for a thorough physical examination were invited.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Arthur Avery
SL. Powers
Berger
Bryant
Gerald Keller
E. M. Lyman
Jake Bare
Maiham
Louisbrough
Walker
J. H. Feakins
Behnke
Carmel Sage
Rudekoff
May Wood
Harry Campbell
Second Baby Clinic Set for June 26 at City Hall
The county health department hosts the second baby clinic on Wednesday June 26 from 9:00 to 12:00 in the health department rooms at city hall. Dr. Baldwin of Lorain will examine infants. The event is sponsored by the County Health Department and the Visit program.
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Health Department
City Hall
Baldwin of
Lorain
County Health Department
Court actions and civil filings span promissory notes and divorces
Leonard Reising sues William Barker for 841 on a promissory note and seeks foreclosure in Sheffield township. Victor J. Solomon wins 3612 against Jarvis A. Strong for injuries from a July 1933 motorcycle collision on College Street, Oberlin. Oberlin Savings Bank sues Mary Morris for 438 on a promissory note. Union Joint Stork Land Bank of Detroit sues Elizabeth L. Davis et al for 2322 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Camden township requested. Harry Ambus sues Carl C. Smith Inc for 25.26 for injuries from a Route 2 collision west of Lorain. Cleveland Trust Company sues Thomas and Nora Butler for 5290 on a promissory note. Julia Blair seeks divorce from Leo M. Blair on grounds of extreme cruelty. married in 1974. Western Rescue Finance Company sues Sadie Beal for 458 on a promissory note. Joan Klekota sentenced to county jail for 180 days for contempt for failure to pay alimony. case continued to August 26. Katherine Minnich’s suit against Robert Schaeffer dismissed in common pleas court.
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The
Union Joint Stork Land Bank of Detroit
Elizabeth L. Davis
Harry Ambus
Rocky River
Carl C. Smith, Inc
Detroit
Lorain
Joan Klekorta
Alice Piper
Guy B. Findley
Klekotta
First Band Concert Opens Summer Series Saturday Evening
The first of a summer band concert series will be held Saturday evening June 26 at 6 56. Lew Lewis of Kingstown PA a student of the Oberlin Conservatory Summer Band is a capable director and concerts are being arranged. Mrs Mabel Brown registrar and secretary of the Conservatory of Music sails Saturday on the Norman Die for France. She plans travel during the summer vacation. Professor and Mrs George Lillich left for a summer at Long Lake Mick. Dan Tenney retires this week for Vamp Penise in the White Mountains to spend the summer. Mr and Mrs W A Chapin and daughter Marca left Monday for automobile trip to California. Their son Almon and their daughter in Los Angeles with Mrs and daughter will spend England later.
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Lew Lewis
Kingstown
Oberlin Comserva
Lewis
Mabel Brown
The
Conservaory of Music
Normandie
France
George Lillich
Long Lake
Mick
Dan Tenney
Vamp
White Mountains
W. A. Chapin
Marca
California
Almon
Los Angeles
Big Mail Robbery Trial Opens Today
In Boston on June 25 the Rettich gang faces federal trial for the largest New England mail robbery. Carl Rettich and seven alleged henchmen are charged in a January 28 Fall River heist of $129,999. The case centers on Warwick Neck's "Crime Mansion" and a gun filled fortress used to store loot and plan crimes.
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Boston
Rhode Island
Rettich
U. S
New England
Carl Rettich
Fall River
Warwick Neck
R. I
Andie
Andy McTola
Providente
R. L
Mailionaire
Cambridge
City Manager Named Under Wheeling's Cincinnati Plan
WHEELING W VA June 25 P Harry J Humphrey former Wheeling Steel executive was appointed by the nine man council elect to be city manager under Wheeling's new Cincinnati plan of government.
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Wheeling. W. Va
Harry J. Humphrey
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Wheeling
Humphrey
Wheelng
Cincinnati
Patterson police reveal bond and witness details in holdup case
Eight suspects were arrested after a Newark Patterson holdup. A man released on 35000 bail was a material witness. Capt James Smith cited Hughes as Quinn s brother in law. Police withheld which of three witnesses named the suspects.
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James Smith
Patterson
Hughes
Quinn
Newark
Joseph Allen
John Wilson
Thomas J. Higgins
Patterson Cwa
Allen
Wilson
Barriers for Lorain County Erosion Control Devised
Hummel describes creosoted barrier strips to deter erosion along slopes. Corrugated paper and rope barriers offer quick setup and durability for rain and the chinch hugs mi tate. creosote barriers require constant monitoring but can use old methods. Government provides creosote for barriers with transportation costs only.
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Lorain County
Hummel
Wrist watch prize offered in Elyria penny drive
Pastor T Settle announced a wrist watch award for the child who collects the most pennies in a fundraising drive continuing up to eight days. The campaign aims to fund a new church and settlement building on West Sixteenth Street, while workers canvass homes and businesses in Elyria. The report also notes Barnard College graduate teaching trends, contrasting 1990s and present figures.
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T. Settle
Elyria
West Sixteenth Street
Firefighter Responds To Car Fire On Second Street
Frank Sage of Foster Avenue reported a blaze in his car while driving on Second Street. He halted in front of the central fire station and firefighters extinguished the fire before damage occurred, blamed on gasoline leaking from a faulty carburetor.
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Frank Sage
Foster Avenue
Second Street
Central Fire Station
Germany pledges to end unfettered submarine warfare
London June 25 during negotiations Germany pledged itself never again to refer to unrestricted submarine warfare. Sir Bolton Eyres-Monsell first Lord of the Admiralty revealed today in the House of Commons.
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London
Germany
Bolton Eyres-Monsell
Admir
Death Record Notes Local Obituaries and Arrangements
Multiple Elyria Lorain area obituaries report deaths including Winfred A Myers on West River Road and burial plans in Attica Ohio. Also noted are deaths of Benjamin Moss at 110 Oak Street and Olin L Durkee on Durkee Road with funeral details and survivors. Additional notices mention Sidney A Osborne, Peter Webber services rescheduled, and a Portland Oregon link.
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Winfred A. Myers
West River Road
Clara Guy Myercs
George E
Elyria
Winfred G
Detroit
Dorothy Haeneerk
Attica
Ohio
Lorain County
Eagles Lodre
Sudro
Joker Found In New Liquor Act May Tighten Sales
COLUMBUS Ohio June 25 Hotels and restaurants with wine and liquor undeyed permits may be required to buy an additional DSA permit for 400 to sell after midnight A joker in the act was found by Harry Elder Cleveland attorney for the Ohio Liquor Dealers Association says hotels and restaurants could face 1009 licenses instead of 500 as before Elder notes the act mentions only DSA and FA oonight club permits for after midnight sales Wellington Leonard chair man of the liquor board and ambassador Topper assistant attorney central seek opinion on the joker.
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Columbus
Harry Elder
Cleveland
Ohio Liquor Dealers Association
Elder
Gas Attacks Clear Strikers At Tacoma Bridge
In Tacoma Washington National Guard used gas against lumber strikers and sympathizers at the 11th Street bridge then moved toward mills downtown. Guardsmen aided by 3500 troops dispersed the crowd and prevented gatherings as six mills resumed operations while one stayed closed after yesterday’s protest.
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Tacoma
Wash
National Guard
11Th Street
Key Artery
Committee Assailed On Utilities Bill
A minority report by Rep. Edward C. Eicher criticizes the Wheeler Rayburn utilities bill as drafted by the House Interstate Commerce Committee. He claims the measure grants dangerous constitutional power and fails to regulate holding companies properly. The report cites irreconcilable differences with the Senate version and notes the bill’s 7 to 7 passage after four months of deadlock.
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Washington
House
Inter-State Commerce Committee
Edward C. Eicher
Ficher
House Committee
Interstate Commerce A Committee
Senate
Senate tax plan to target rich under White House accord
After a White House session with the vice president the Speaker and finance leaders, Senate to advance amendments to the nuisance tax resolution. Harrison will push changes extending taxes on large fortunes and revenue from securities. La Follette approves the administration backed plan, seeking unity on tax reform before June 30.
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Eeden Werp
Senate
Joseph T Rohingen
White House
House
Harrison
Dongnton
Robinson
Sen
Robert M. LaFollette
P. Wis
Laboilette
Finance Committee
Market Notes From Cleveland Dairy and Grain Prices
Market summaries show a weak butter market at 27 cents extras, varied poultry and grain quotes with light buyers and firm cereals. Prices cover butter, calves, sheep and lambs with mixed cattle bids, while wheat, oats and white corn report typical regional levels and small print adjustments.
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Cleveland
North Carolina
Plers Olst& Booper Fyeld
California
Lorain Man Absolved In Disorderly Conduct Case
A Lorain man Joseph Kenzer was absolved of disorderly conduct after a $5 fine and costs were suspended by Justice Joseph Petra following a complaint by Elyria resident Margaret Snabe. Kenzer and two other Lorain men were arrested over an alleged attempt to disrupt a party at the Staho home. fines for the two others stood. An auto driver W H Way of Cleveland Heights was arrested for reckless driving on Cleveland street and released on bond. Walter L McLavey of Pitt, Michigan, faced a charge for driving off route under Public Utilities Commission rules and was released pending disposition.
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Lorain
Joseph Kenzer
Joseph Petra
Margaret Snabe
Elyria
Kenzer
Steve Curtiss
Paul Heredes
Lorrain
Staho
Curtiss
Heredes
W. H. Way
Lee Road
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland Street
C. BE. Parker
Walter L. McLavey
Pitt
Michigan
Joseph Petro
Clarence W. Dick
Paul Chapman
Public Utilities Commission
Tie
Settlement Seen In Sugar Fields
Settlement of a labor dispute between sugar beet workers and growers in six northwest Ohio counties was believed near after Federal Conciliator Robert T. Fox met with both sides. Growers were ready to submit to arbitration of the workers demands for a wage rate of 19 dollars an acre. The beet workers union threatened a strike if no agreement by tonight. No violence occurred during negotiations. Two Belgian beet field workers ordered two others to leave a field near Vanine, threatening harm.
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Vanine
Number One continues tale of failed Alaska colonist aid
Report from the Matanuska Valley colonists recounts 129 horses shipped from Seattle with no wagons, five tons of paper towels arriving instead, and widespread delays. Thirty mumps and measles cases in nine camps, one death, no wells dug, incomplete roads, sanitation problems, and late delivery of machinery. Officials accused of political appointments amid harsh transport, rail access 149 miles from the seaport with a single track.
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Seattle
Don L. Erwin
Mata- Tuska Valley Association
North Star
Matanuska
Frontier Colonists Scramble For Winter Shelters
The report notes a road crossing two mountain ranges with weekly coastward trains and widespread discontent among settlers. About 20 percent are discouraged while many previously on relief in the Middle West worry cabins will be ready before winter snows. October 13 is the deadline. only two small sawmills cut six-inch timbers and just two cabins are under construction as some colonists toil to build shelter in time.
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Middle West
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Arme
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
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Ing
Leonard Reising
William Barker
Sheffield Township
Victor J. Solomon
Jarvis A. Strong
College, Street
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Mary Morris
Cleveland Trust Company
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Julia Blair
Leo M. Blair
Western Resecue Finance Company
Sadie Beal
Katherine Minnich
Robert Schaeffer
Common Pleas Court
Barnard College
Patty Labato
International Troubador
the Netherland Flaza
Newell Hotel
Benjamin Moss
Elstia
Troxel Manufacturing Company
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Lula Optfer Moss
Thomas Vivant
J. H. Deemer
First Baptist Church of
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Durkee Road
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DWEST
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Poredo Ghaidn
TRECK
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