Seven Persons Are Arraigned Before Judge Findley
Seven defendants indicted Tuesday pleaded in common pleas court before Judge Guy B Findley. Two guilty pleas earned paroles for Edward Chudzinski and John Metz. Metz received a $1 fine for auto theft by a youth, with warded costs. Detective testimony linked car theft to riding back to Lorain from East Bridge street.
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Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Findley
Edward Chudzinski
John Metz
Lorain
Sam Marsho
Elveria
Chudzinski
Metz
Mansfield Reformatory
Joseph Gould
Mansfield
Mets
Lloyd Sweet
East Bridge Street
Dadge Findley
Gould
Mrs. Coo Clings To Hope Fate Up To The Governor
OSSINING N Y June 27 In Albany State House Governor Lehman faced a tough choice between a life and the law. Eva Coo a road house keeper and murderess awaits the governor's decision as she nears execution for the Wright murder. Leons Scarinici the gangster also awaits reprieve while he trendily aided authorities. Clift who turned state's evidence serves 20 to life.
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Mrs. Coo
Fate
Ossining
N. Y
Albany State House
Harry Wricht
Tye
Coo
Leonsard Scarinici
Weather Ohio Fair Tonight Then Partly Cloudy Friday
Generally fair weather continues in Ohio tonight with clear to partly cloudy skies. Friday brings more cloud cover and possible local thundershowers with little temperature change expected.
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Ohio
Ohio Citizens Pay Almost Twenty Million In Sales Tax
Ohio reports 211 weeks of retail sales tax yield totaling 19,795,913.51 with an average per resident of 2.97. Counties show variance by population, with Cuyahoga leading at 4,412,103.54 and several smaller counties below the state average of 2.97.
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Columbus
Ohio
Vinton County
Erie
Fairfield
Ayer- County
Pike, Vinton
Morrow
Union
Hardin, Greene
Elis
Richland
Tustarawas
Clark
Lorain
Montgomery
Cuyahoga
Clark County
Richland County
Tuscarawas
Tuscarawas County
Lorain County
Pike County
Morrow County
Union County
Hardin County
Greene County
Swamps Scour For Retired Broker Charles Towt
An army of 1000 officers and civilians hunted swamps west of Nyack on June 27 for Charles D. Towt retired broker. Towt entered the bog to hunt rhododendrons. The search drew police, state troopers, deputies, Boy Scouts and locals. the family withdrew amid fears of kidnapping and Towt may have collapsed in the treacherous bog.
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Nyack
Here
Charles D. Towt
Towt
Tont
Damaged Abbe Road Factory Attributed to Vandalism
Police investigated a damaged empty factory building on Abbe Road reported by R. G. Lockwood administrator of the Wurst estate. Damage estimated at 500 dollars. The break in was traced to youths who entered the property. police continue inquiries.
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Abbe Road
R. G. Lockwood
Wurst
Mansfield Woman Victim In Crash
SARDINGTON C June 27 Mrs Andrew Gift 42 of Mansfield was killed today when the automobile she rode in collided with one driven by Sam Mosier on a detour of U S Route 61 four miles southeast of here Merwin Bowers driver of the other car was seriously hurt Mosier backed his car out of a driveway into the path of the other vehicle
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Sardington
Andrew Gift
Mansfield
Sam Mosier
Here
Merwin Bowers
Has Taught In Sunday School 33 Years
Editor notes a series on Elyria Sunday school teachers. Cora Bemis has taught 33 years at Second Congregational in Elyria from its Bath street chapel era to the current church. Samuel Saville and his wife began as teachers in shared roles and served eighteen years. Rev. A Briem lauds these stalwart Christian figures as pillars inspiring others.
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Elyria
Cora Bemis
Bath Street
Lake
Samuel Saville
Saville
A. Briemn
House Approves Ship Subsidy Bill After Tight Fight
The House passed the Copeland-Bland ship subsidy bill by 194 to 186 after a stiff fight, clearing the way for action on the holding company legislation. The vote marks a key step in wartime economic policy.
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Washington
U. P
House
Auditor Allocates County Tax Distributions this Spring
County Auditor C. F. Keiser distributed 95,058 this spring from general personal and intangible taxes. Elyria leads with 7,326 from personal tax and 16,545 from intangible tax. Libraries including Lorain City, Amherst Village, and Wellington Township receive 9,650 1,200 and 1,050 respectively. Other large allocations go to Elyria 25,871 Lorain 12,516 Oberlin 5,252 Wellington 2,052 and Amherst 1,268.
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C. 5. Keiser
Arthur Giles
Elyria
Giles
Lorain City
Amherst Village
Wellington Township
Lorain
Oberlin
Wellington
Editor of Elyria Chronicle Years Ago Succumbs
Rembrandt Rowe, 70, veteran printer and newspaperman, died suddenly at his Cambridge home. Born 1865 Findlay, he began as printer's devil in 1882, later city editor, telegraph editor for the Ohio State Journal, and Elyria Daily Chronicle managing editor. Funeral planned for Saturday.
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Cambridge
Rembrandt Rowe
Findlay
Findlay Courier
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Coshocton Daily Age
Elyria Daily Chronicle
Telegraph
American
City asks property owners to cut weeds and grass
Service Director Fred Underhill urged residents and property owners to cooperate with the city in trimming weeds and high grass on vacant lots. He noted the city currently clears back grass along sidewalks but cannot extend further, avoiding heavy expense for full lot clearance.
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Fred Underhilt
Underhill
Crops In Lorain County Expected To Be Average Or Better
Lorain County farmers anticipate average to above average yields across key crops after May and June rains. Government June crop report cites average hay oats and pasture with above average apples peaches pears winter wheat rye and cherries. County agent CG L Hummel notes apple scab may trim yields. peaches cherries and oats look promising. hay and pastures show improvement.
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Lorain County
Ohio
CG. L. Hummel
Apple Scale
Hummel
Lorain
Taxation committee to shape permanent Ohio program
In Columbus on June 27 the Joint Legislative Taxation committee led by Senator Keith Lawrence began work on a permanent tax plan to fund old age pensions poor relief schools and local government. A sub committee Ben Belmont Senator Emerson Campbell Rep John Carey and Rep Ward to study 1935 1986 needs and a research chief from the Tax Commission were named. The panel seeks revenue estimates from potential taxes and reviews bonded debt and liquor department profits ahead of a July 10 meeting.
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Columbus
Carlton
Dargusch
State Tax Commission
Emerson Campbell
Belmont
John Q Carey
Lucas
Ward
Geauga
The
Tax Commission
Darguach
Liquor Department
Eight Ohio Truck Drivers Arrested on Route 2
Eight truck drivers from various parts of Ohio and adjoining states were arrested last night by deputy sheriffs and Public Utilities Commission inspectors for PUC violations. All arrests occurred on Route 2 in Sheffield Lake village. The drivers were arraigned before Mayor Harry Dier.
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Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Clarence W. Dick
Roth 2
Sheffield Lake Village
Harry Dier
Tax-The-Rich Program Delayed By Budget Rift In Congress
Washington June 27 The House sent a large nuisance tax extension bill to conference with the Senate over a one year versus two year extension. President Roosevelt’s tax the rich plan faces a month’s delay as a new bill is drafted and hearings eyed for two to three weeks. House leaders forecast adjournment into September or October. opposition from Democrats blocks immediate action under a gag rule while the fight over using new revenues to retire the soldiers bonus stirs.
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Washington
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Ways and Means
Robert L. Coughton
Treasury
Houghton
Senate Finance Committee
Joseph W. Burns
Bertrand Snell
Wright Patman
Tex
Ways and Means Committee
Deoughton
Arbiter Grants Five Percent Wage Increase
Toledo Edison Company workers and office staff gain a five percent wage increase after Edward F. McGrady acting as sole arbiter in the dispute with the company. The decision affects about 700 workers and advances the arbitration toward ending a strike that threatened electric service to a tri state area serving more than 500,000 people. A second arbitration panel will determine the remaining 15 percent rise.
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Toledo
UPR
Toledo Edison Company
Edward F. McGrady
McGrady
Geo. W. Stocking
Petroleum Labor Policy Board
Frances Perkins
Company
Electrical Workers Union
Roosevelt seeks outlawing suits on gold clause bonds
President Roosevelt asked Congress to bar all further suits against the government based on gold clause abrogation in federal securities. He proposed legislation withdrawing the United States from being sued on its securities coins or currencies and authorize the Treasury to redeem gold clause bonds dollar for dollar. He offered holders a choice of immediate cash or new non gold bonds in exchange.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Treasury
Injured Woman Suffered Fall On Walnut Street
Mrs. Frank S. Waldron of 924 Walnut street, wife of Patrolman Waldron, sustained painful injuries yesterday after slipping on an uneven sidewalk near her home. Police reports note the fall occurred on Walnut street and the incident is being investigated.
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Frank S. Waldron
Walnut Street
Waldron
Employment Drive In Operation 72 Days But Relief Rolls Have Not Been Reduced
A June report shows the New Deal employment drive in operation 72 days without reducing relief rolls. Congress funded $4.0 billion to end the dole by July 7, 1936, but no work projects had yet spent funds. Federal and local units filed 1,997 applications. 1,685 passed to President Roosevelt for approval. He allocated about $543 million and approved major items like highway construction, direct relief, and Civilian Conservation Corps costs. The program aims to employ 4.5 million at roughly $1,145 per person, pending cheaper projects to balance costs. Hopkins instructed state admins to list inexpensive jobs to sustain employment within 10 days.
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Washington
Congress
DAL
Advisory Committee On
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
Dillinger Aide Sentenced To Two Years In Prison
Chicago June 27 Louis Piquett attorney for John Dillinger was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary and fined 10000 dollars for harboring Homer Van Meter, Dillinger's lieutenant. A motion for a new trial was denied by Judge Philip L. Sullivan and the maximum penalty was imposed.
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Chicago
T. P
Louis Piquett
John Dillinger
Homer van Meter
Dillinger
Philip L. Sullivan
Endurance Flight Nears as Brothers Seek Record
Meridan Miss June 27 Two barnstorming brothers Fred and Al Kerk are near breaking the 655 1 2 hour world endurance flying record in their monoplane Ole Miss They plan further refueling and have radioed their wives that they are confident of success Their gamble follows two prior attempts thwarted by motor trouble and weather Local officials and Meridian leaders prepared for a large crowd and traffic as aviation inspector L K Williams oversaw the field The brothers expect a reward from the Meridian Chamber of Commerce if they surpass the record.
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Meridian
Miss
Fred
al Ker
Ole Miss
John
Kenneth Hunter
Carnival City
Carvital
L. K. Williams
Department of Commerce Aviation
al Key
Dale Jackson
Forrest O'Brien
St. Lois
James H. Skewes
Meridian Chamber of Commerce
Truck Carrying Dynamite Fire Sparks Hazard in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS La June 27 When firemen extinguished a $500 blaze that threatened to destroy the truck of Joseph Mitchell they called it a routine job Mitchell jumped from the truck when it caught fire and turned in the alarm He stayed a block away while firefighters fought the blaze Then he checked the cargo It wasn t damaged fortunately It was 1000 pounds of dynamite
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New Orleans
Joseph Mitchell
Mitchell
Wallace says meat prices near peak as buyer resentment cools
Secretary Henry A. Wallace reported that meat prices had about stopped rising and buyer resentment was cooling. He cited his department's mail showing little interest in the situation. He noted cattle and hog prices had declined somewhat, along with retail meat costs.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Disagreeable Car Troubles Before Holiday Trip
A reader recalls the old saying an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure advising to precheck a car for minor troubles before a 4th of July trip. The note suggests consulting the directory of garagemen and servicemen on today’s want-ad page for quick economical service.
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Stoday
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