Motive Sought In Slaying Of Attorney Dickinson
Detroit police seek Lee Ferris in connection with the murder of Howard Carter Dickinson prominent New York attorney and kin to Chief Justice Hughes. Dickinson was found shot in Rouge Park after being last seen leaving a hotel after dining. A nervous woman checked Dickinson's brief case at the Book Cadillac Hotel and the case later appeared, prompting questions about how the papers were obtained. Federal agents may assist as detective work focuses on motive beyond robbery.
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United Press
Detroit
Lee Ferris
Jon Ferris
Howard Carter Dickinson
Fred Frahm
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Dickinson
Rouge Park
Book-Cadillac
Dickingon
May Increase CCC Quota For County
Lorain County may raise CCC quota from 22 to 46 per report by County Relief Director Lee Whitright. The relief office is receiving applications from men aged 18 to 25 who are members of relief families for the camps.
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Lorain County
Lee Whitright
Local Showers Tonight in Ohio With Little Temperature Change
Ohio forecasts show local showers tonight or Saturday with little change in temperatures. The brief weather note notes light shower activity and steady highs and lows through the period.
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Ohio
Congressmen Anxious To End Session Resentment Growing
Washington June 28 Congressmen show anxiety to end the summer session as resentment rises over delaying Roosevelt tax on wealth legislation. House leaders vow to press for enactment while discussing possible adjournment and a fall special session is ruled out. Mentions Wesley Disney Allen Treadway and John O Connor as players in tax and revenue debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Joseph W. Burns
Patrick Boland
Burns
Howse Ways and Means Committee
Union Opposed to Anti-Picketing Ordinance
Elyria Central Labor Union, meeting the largest in years, protests a proposed anti picketing ordinance urged by Mayor Woroster. Members argue the measure is radical and un American and could cause delays and hard feelings while noting picketing is legal in courts for a century. The union plans a letter to council urging opposition and reports AFL connections and code enforcement notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Central Labor Union
W. H. Woroster
Wills
Kemp
America Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Elyria
Green
NRA
American Federation of Labor
American Federationist
Alvar Kemp
Wellington to consider school addition and bond plan
Wellington Ohio June 28 W J Powell president Wellington School Board said an addition to the local school estimated at 160900 dollars is under consideration A bond issue for about 95 000 dollars would cover the remainder with a four percent government loan via the PWA The old 1860s 70s structure would be replaced by a larger modern building Pending Kiwanis club talks and board discussion next Monday in pondering further steps before a fall vote May deliver final decision on the bond plan or the project officials stated the government offer must be accepted now or never
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
W. J. Powell
Wellington School Board
PWA
Kiwanis Club
Oscar G. Dunn
John FE. Davidson
Hundreds Enroll in Park Pool Swim Classes This July
Three hundred children had enrolled by noon with six hundred capacity anticipated at Cascade Park pool. Enrollment runs through tomorrow with final registrations at the park pool office. Classes begin Monday with two daily sessions four days a week, July 9 to July 31, under Dorothy Snyder and Helen Hutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Park Swimming Pool
Park Commission
Dorothy Snyder
Helen Hutt
Elyria
Outlines Task Of Ending Dole With New Deal Plan
Washington June 28 The New Deals plan to end the dole with a four billion dollar employment fund was outlined by Harry Hopkins. In May 4 101 913 families received government aid a 3 7 percent drop from April. Officials said 20 percent of these families had no worker and 3 081 531 could become self supporting if given government jobs. Unemployable cases will be referred to local charity.
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Washington
New Deal
Works Progress
Harry N. Hopkins
Relief Administration
Pleads Not Guilty To Liquor Charge
Mrs. Andrew Bashak of Lith street west of West avenue pled not guilty to illegal sale of intoxicating liquor when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro this morning and was released under $100 bond pending trial. Detectives arrested her after Louis Michowka of 15th street near Westavenue testified he bought a gallon of liquor for $3. Police confiscated liquor and searched the Bashak residence. no liquor was found.
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Andrew Bashak
Lith Street
West Avenue
Joseph Petro
Lloyd Sweet
M. E. Olmstead
Louis Michowka
15Th Street
Westavenue
Polite
Bashak
Michowka
Annual Shut Down At Tube Mills In Lorain
National Tube Company operations in Lorain will suspend all activities next week except two blast furnaces. Repairs will be made across open hearth furnaces skelp mills pipe mills and blooming mills as the shut down begins tomorrow and ends Monday July 8 per Bar W Brown superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Lorain
Bar W. Brown
Nuisance Taxes Extended by Roosevelt for Two Years
President Roosevelt signed a joint resolution extending nuisance taxes for two years. Congress completed action on the proposal yesterday, extending the levy across government programs and affecting taxpayers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dung
Roosevelt
Congress
Clowson Signs With Indians In Mid-Atlantic Ballclub
Alex Clowson former Elyria High School and Ohio State University star signed this morning to play for the Zanesville club in the Mid-Atlantic League owned by the Cleveland Indians. The move surprised as he was expected to join Detroit or Boston. Clowson, a second baseman, is expected to join the lineup within days.
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Alex Clowson
Elyria High School
Ohio State University
Zanesville
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Clawson
Alex
Plane Sets Record Nears 600 Hours In The Air
MERIDIAN Miss June 28 Fred and Al Key embarked on their 24th day of continuous flight to beat the 647 hour endurance mark. They surpassed the 1930 Hunter brothers official record at 2 18 p m yesterday and aimed to extend beyond 600 hours as radio audiences cheered. The Jackson O Brien 647 hour record remains unrecognized by the N A A A due to authentication issues. If aloft, the Keys would likely pass 12 92 p m Monday EDT and continue the bid.
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Meridian
Miss
Fred
al Key
Ole Miss
Haggard Young Brothers
John and
Kenneth Hunter
Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Ket
Dale Jackson
Forrest O'Brien
St Louis
Jackson-O'Brien
National Aeronautical Association
Mexico Agrees to Pay U S for Revolution Damages
In Mexico City on June 28, Ambassador Josephus Daniels and Acting Foreign Minister Jose Angel Cenireros signed a general claims agreement. Mexico will pay the United States 5,448 dollars for damage to American property during revolutions from 191? to 102?.
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Mexico City
Josephus Daniels
Jose Angel Cenireros
Mexico
United States
Summer Schedule At Elvrra Library
The Ky tia Library will implement a summer schedule next week covering July and Avenst. Miss Charlotte Brooks announced hours from 9:00 to 6:30 on Mondays and Saturdays, 9:00 to 8:00 on Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays, and 9:00 to noon on Wednesdays.
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Ky Tia
Charlotte Brooks
County Improvements Depend On Voters Verdict
Lorain county may join the federal public works program pending voter approval. Commissioners returned from Columbus after talks with state highway and PWA officials. If adopted, a bond issue must list projects for voter designation. Possible highway projects include Avon Belden road resurfacing Oberlin road widening and a gas house hill bridge. The Black River bridge project was deemed too costly and ineligible.
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Lorain County
Board of
County Commissioners
Columbus
PWA
Ohio
L. A. Boway
Avon- Belden
Oberlin Road
Duck Pond Road
Oberlin
Gas House Hill
North Ridge Rond
Black River
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Bill to outlaw gold clause suits introduced in House
Washington June 28 An administration bill to ban further gold clause suits was introduced in the House by Henry Sleacall chair of the House Banking and Currency committee. The bill allows holders of folder lease securities until September 1 1935 to exchange them for new cars without the gold payment provisa.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Ienry Sleacall
House Banking and Curreney Committee
Halliburton declares no hiring anyone who has taken federal relief
Erle P. Halliburton, president of Halliburton Well Cementing, said the company will not employ anyone who has ever accepted federal relief. The policy aims to avoid undermining relief efforts and could influence hiring across the industry. Halliburton notes the firm operates in Texas, California, Kansas, and Oklahoma with about 1,000 employees.
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Duncan
Okla
Lune
Halliburton
Well Cementing Company
Erle P. Halliburton
Texas
California
Kansas
Oklahoma
Request On TVA Bill Turned Down
Washington June 28 The House Rules Committee rejected a direct house roll call vote on substituting the Senate TVA bill for the compromise house measure. It approved six hours of general debate and only one recommit motion. Rep John Rankin urged a second recommit to allow a presidential favored substitution vote. The House measure, from the military affairs committee, tightens TVA activity limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
Roosevelt
Senate
House
John Rankin D. Miss
Military Affairs Committee
TVA
British Open Won By Alfred Perry at Muirfield
Alfred Perry, British Ryder Cup player, won the British Open Golf Championship at Muirfield Scotland on June 28. He set a course record with an 87 in the morning and finished with a par 72 in the final round to seal the aggregate 285, tying the record low.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Tune
Alfred Perry
Perry
Reach Deadlock In Bakery Strike
In Cleveland Ohio on June 38 deadlock in negotiations for settlement of the five day old bakery strike was reported by A L Faulkner US 3 commissioner of conciliation. Paulkner said that caml players had rejected a peace proposal after Bakery Drivers Union representatives accepted the plan calling for a preferential union agreement. There is nothing further can do until one side or the other makes a move.
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Cleveland
A. L. Faulkner
US 3
Paulkner
Cml
Faulkner
Parole Recommended for Assailant John Johnson
John Johnson, sentenced for assault with intent to rob, has been recommended for parole as of August 13. Dispatches from Columbus reported today on the parole recommendation.
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John Johnson
Dlansfield
Here
Columbus
Approval Moves Forward for Pleasant View School Project
Officials recalled approval for the long proposed FERA school at Pleasant View Sanatorium. The $26,110 project for 80 children follows a Columbus visit by county commissioners. Funding includes $11,300 from selective sales tax relief bonds, $2,981 from sanatorium funds, and about $12,000 from FERA County Relief. Preparations start immediately with work likely by mid July.
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FERA
Pleasant View Sanitorium
Lorain County Relief Administration
Columbus
Lee Whitright
President Roosevelt Nears End of 1855 Recommendations
Washington June 26 President Roosevelt nearly finished his 1855 recommendations to Congress. Sources say no additional messages are expected this session barring unforeseen developments. The special message seeking legislation to halt monetary suits against the government is viewed as the final recommendation, with NRA legislation proposals unlikely before adjournment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
State Official Named By Davey
H. P. Garver former service director of Hamilton Ohio was appointed head of the State Division of Foods and Caries by Governor Carter. Garver succeeds W. D Leech in Columbus on July 15. Leech has headed the division for nine years. The position pays $5,000 a year.
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Columbus
H. P. Garver
Hamilton
Ohio
Carter
Garver
W. Dbd. Leech
Leech
Lorain County Investigators Approved by Civil Service
Two Lorain County workers, Alma Tyson investigator and Mary Brandt office clerk, are among 533 state approved as county investigators in the aid for the aged department. Also listed is Laura Martin of Lorain. Local office administrator is William France. current investigators include Alma Tyson and Wilbur Sutliff, both of Wellington.
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Lorain
Alma Tyson
Wilbur Sutliff
Wellington
William France
Elyria
To the Ladies Beauty Shops Advertised Today
The holiday season brings time for travel and rest and the need to look your best. Today’s want ad page features several reliable beauty shops listed under Classification Beauty-Aids ready to serve.
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St. Charles
Mississippi Bridge
Wesley Disney
D. Okla
Allen Treadway
Mass
John O'Connor
Robert L. Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Legislative Drafting Service
Fire Administration
Ways and Means
Frasier Lem
Dole
Marysek Hiltz
Paris
Clowson
U.S
Bulletin
Elvrra
Elviian
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