Ohio automotive code plan outlined for Lorain County
Glenn Dailey, head of the Ohio Automotive Association, told about 40 Lorain County maintenance men that petitions for an Ohio industry code are in progress with a goal of 4,000 signatures by July 1. A tentative code could be submitted by July 10 and approved by August 1, with 11 industry representatives named as a code committee.
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Ohio
Glenn Dailey
Ohio Automotive Association
O Motor Vehicles
Lorain County
American Legion
Dailey
Jwly
Ohio Recovery Administration
Frank 5. Aust
Elyria
Lorain County Automotive Association
Aust
Toad Street
Howard Butler
Fr Just
Akron
Ohio Automotive A Sdiation
Lerain
Control Board
Lorain
Lesko Divorce Suit Filed by Sofia of Lorain
Sofia Lesko of Lorain files for divorce from John Lesko on wilful absence grounds. The couple married in 1928. The text also notes a historic Caliph title The Just for context, but does not relate to the case.
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Hazel L. Rawson
Fred Rawson
W. B. Thompson
Sofia Lesko
Lorain
John Lesko
Trespassing Charge To Be Heard Monday
George E. Sprague of R. D. LaGrange released on $50 bond after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro on a trespassing warrant sworn by G. W. Woodruff of LaGrange. Hearing set for next Monday at 7 P.M. Fire destroys straw stack and damages barn on Pau Nasirpak farm at South Prospect Street. Firemen keep blaze from barn. children playing with matches held responsible. Barn and contents insured.
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George E. Sprague
R. D. LaGrange
Joseph Petro
G. W. Woodruff
LaGrange
Pau Nasir Pak
South Prospect Street
Police seek man after theft of Ferdinand O chmann's case
Loreal police were asked to monitor for a man suspected of stealing a fi case from Ferdinand O chmann of Lakewood. The suspect reportedly headed toward Elyria with a grip containing two cups of cloth including snake shirts and several collars.
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Loreal
Ferdinand Ochmann
Lakewood
Elyria
Strikers Defiant In Onion Fields At McGuffey Farm
Striking onion workers gathered near the Allen Edipa farm at McGuffey, openly defiant as 30 armed men watched from the road. Assistant County Prosecutor Kayser warned that violence would trigger action while strikers, who began the walkout six days ago for higher wages, picketed at every gate and invited arrest by violating the court injunction.
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McGuffy
Farm of
Allen Edipa
Edwards Mars
Cott
Harry Kayser
McGuffey
Two Killed In Auto Explosion Near Zanesville
In Zanesville Ohio near Adamsville an automotive explosion killed Mr and Mrs William Gardner both about 50 and a Buckeye Pipe Lines electrician. Officials believe the blast was accidental, likely caused by nitroglycerin the husband carried for work. Coroner to rule on the deaths after sheriff investigations.
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Zanesville
William K. Gardner
Gardiner
Buckere Pipe Lines Co
William Curtis
Harry Glaser
Adamsville
Extradition Decision Looms In Poderjay Case
New York mayor Fiorello La Guardia will decide if Ivan Poderjay should be extradited from Vienna to face charges. Police seek evidence to justify sending detectives to Vienna to secure his return. The case involves perjury and a missing person linked to the Yugoslavian suspect.
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New York
Fiorello LaGuardia
Ivan 3Ay
Vienna
Pride
Agnes Tuiverson
LaGuardia
Paderjay
Mme
Suzanne Ferrand
Samaritan Deed Blamed for $7,000 Explosion
In Cincinnati a mistaken good Samaritan who plugged an outside gas vent with a cork caused a blast worth about $7,000. The explosion ripped plaster from walls, shattered windows, and wrecked furniture in a house where Dr Harkrader resided. A note pinned to the door warned against smoking near the outside pipe.
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Cincinnati
June Horkre
Good Sam
Nea
Dr. Harkrader
Gerful
Church Tiptoes Toward Reform Drive Vote
The United Presbyterian assembly near final hours debated reforms on church stance toward movie regulations and other social issues. Members adopted proposals backing federal munitions controls, U.S. world court membership, and views on the League of Nations, while endorsing anti-Salmon League efforts and Prohibition crusades.
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United States
League of Nations
Death Records From Wakeman and Clarkesfield
Two obituaries from Wakeman and Clarkesfield record deaths in late June. Mrs Eliza Stiles died at her daughter’s home in Sandusky aged 82, survived by daughter, son Louis Stiles, grandson Bernie Stiles, and a nephew. Funeral at W. K. Peasn Funeral Home Thursday at 3 30. Burial Wakeman Cemetery. Gertrude Delzeip Clarkesfield Cleveland died at her aunt’s home after long illness, aged 30, survived by parents at 3725 Seymour Ave and a brother Harry. Funeral Thursday 3 p m from W L Pease Funeral Home Wakeman, burial Clarksfield Cemetery. Reverend Linbeck officiated both services.
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Wakeman
Eliza Stiles
August Huber
Sandusky
Huron County
Huber
Louis Stiles
New London
Bernie Stiles
Elvriz
W. K. Peasn
Linbeck
Wakeman Cemetery
Gertrudy
Delzeip
Clarksfield
Gertrude Delzeip
Cleveland
Edward Riesas
Clarkefield
Seymour Avenue
Harry
W. L. Pease
Factor Wins In Fight For Release
FORMER CLEVELAND FIGHTER o SLAIA CLEVELAND, O. June 26. Firing over the head of an 11 year old boy, two gunmen murdered Rudolph Duncan in his auto at the rear of the Uptown Theatre. Duncan, 42, ex boxer and night club orderly, had taken the boy to the movie. he was the son of the woman with whom Duncan was living and was unharmed. The murder is linked to the Birns shooting and is believed retaliatory for the April 5 Keystone Club incident. Birns and associates are being sought. CHICAGO, June 26 UP I John Factor, wanted in England on swindling charges, won habeas corpus and was released from DeKalb County jail in Sycamore, Illinois.
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Cleveland
Rudolph
Rudy") Duncan
Duncan
Alex
Shondor) Birns
Rackieteer
Abe Katz
Birns
New Keystone Club
Chicago
I John
Jake the Barber
England
DeKalb
Severy
Sycamore
Justice Cha Lord Cleared In Prejudice Charge Eviction Case
Justice Cha Lord was absolved of prejudice charges in an eviction case in his court. The matter proceeded before Common Pleas Judge A. R. Webbert as attorney JF DeCumbe of Avon Lake and Cleveland alleged Lord refused a continuance and claimed the attorney Warne C. Black pressured him for favors. Lord denied making such statements and said Black never filed the case. The eviction action involved Mildred McDonald versus John McClean.
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Justice of the Peace
Common Preas
A. R. Webbert Moreing
Orney JF. W. DeCumbe
Avon Lake
Cleveland
Lord
Warne C. Black
Fear Black
Warns Against Early Fireworks Hazardous Vehicle Crackers
City police urge residents to cease premature Independence Day celebrations after reports of both youths and adults setting off fireworks. Police warn that violators will face strict action and describe a dangerous new tactic using a firecracker under a car hood that, when triggered, produces yellow smoke and damage to the vehicle.
Restraints For Child Approved By Dr Garry Myers
The columnist Dr Garry C Myers of Cleveland College Western Reserve University defends early child discipline through spanking. He cites reader letters praising and defending aiming to teach obedience with physical restraint, arguing mothers fear social backlash yet need practical guidance amid widespread anti-spanking sentiment.
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Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
CG Myers
Pennsylvania
America
Tam
Heart Attack Fatal for Banking Leader Aboard Flight
Robert E Christie Jr president of the Investment Bankers Association of America died of a heart attack aboard a plane near Archbold Ohio while en route from Akron to Chicago to attend a bankers conference. Christie had attended a Hoodweat Tire and Rubber premeeting. S A Morton alerted a doctor after Christie's condition worsened though he died before landing.
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Archbold
Robert E Christie, Jr
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Here
Christie
Akron
Cao
Bankers
Hoodweat Tire & Rubber Company
Arto Rovert
Morton
Blider Champion Seeks New Record Flight Attempt
Elmira November 24 1931 Richard du Pont planned another takeoff in the Albatross II to push the 155 mile flight record over Allegheny mountain ridges from Elmira to Somerset New York. He aimed to surpass Guenther Groenhoff 136 mile German 1931 record.
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Elmira
Almos
Richard c. du Pont
Alleghent
Somerset Hody
Germany
Guenther Groenhott
du Pont
Felix du Font
Wilmington
Dai
Union wins bid to reinstate 8 streetcar workers
The American Federation of Labor unions charged 15 street car operators with union activity. the regional labor board sustained eight rehires and the National Labor Board confirmed. The company plans to appeal while the unions push for reinstatement and an election for craft representatives. Also reported is the 146th bloom of the Adams rose introduced in 1778 by Mrs. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor Unions
Regional Labor Board
National Labor Board
S. B. War
Pound dogs freed in New Britain dog pound break
Police suspect youths after locks on the municipal pound were broken and seven dogs were released. One dog was recaptured and secured with stronger locks.
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New Britain
Conn
Markets and Prices From The Cleveland Live Market Notes
Market listings show a wide array of livestock and produce with prices for prime veals lambs hogs poultry and dairy goods. Grain and mill feed quotes include corn wheat oats rye barley and timothy with prices per bushel and per ton for various grades and packaging.
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Cleveland
S. Wu
Cholor Vedas
Mars
Abu
Mediam
Rouschs
Sheets Elevator Co
Fairchild Milling Co
Wen
Mons
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