Roosevelt Stands Fast On Second New Deal Push
President Roosevelt mobilizes Congress for a stalled second New Deal, signaling extended sessions through September. Key items include wage and hours legislation, ever normal granary, farm tenancy funding, waterpower control, and tax reform, with adjournment unlikely before late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
Roosevelt
Congress
Chesapeake Bay
White House
Agriculture Department
Treasury
Confesses To Slaying Model And Two Others
New York June 28 Robert Irwin the sculptor who killed three persons due to passion and hate for a fourth demanded a conference with a psychiatrist before dictating a new confession. He confessed to slaying Veronica Gedeon her mother Mrs Mary Gedeon and lodger Frank Byrnes. He will plead insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Irwin
Lewis J. Valentine
Veronica Gedeon
Mary Gedeon
Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
Irwin
Ethel Rudner
Veronica
Chicago
Frederic Wertham
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
Wertham
New York State Insane Hospital
John Lahay
Samuel Leibowitz
Leibowitz
Coroner exonerates 38 year old mother in grave burial
The coroner cleared a 38 year old mother who buried her stillborn daughter in a shallow grave behind a farm home near Whiskeyville to save money. She said the baby was born dead about 11 p.m. Friday and the burial followed. authorities exhumed the body for burial elsewhere. The husband, a railroad worker, was away at the time, and the family has six other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Ward
Whiskeyville
Anthony Pollack
Chalmers Davidson
Pollack
Believe Burglary Thwarted By Mud At Spring Valley Club
Deputies credited the water soaked turf around the Spring Valley Country Club caddy house with stopping a burglary Saturday night. A car owned by James Scott of 111 Monroe Street Elyria stolen from The Colson Company parking lot Friday was found stuck in mud near the caddy house. The car appears to have been used by would be burglars who broke a window and abandoned the plan after discovering the car was mired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuddy
Spring Valley Country Club
James Scott
Monroe Street
Elyria
Colson Company
Spring Valley
Growers To Study Small Fruits In Lorain County Tour
Farmers from several counties will tour Lorain County on July 21 to study small fruit crops. The Ohio Small Fruit Improvement Association arranged the visit, with C. L Hmmet, county extension agent, reporting. Lorain is among the Lake Erie counties on the route. specific stopping farms were not yet chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio Small Fruit Improvement Association
C. L Hmmet
Lake Erie
Suit Aims to Set Aside One Third Tolhurst Farm Deed
A civil action heard by Judge D A Cook seeks to void a deed of one third interest in a 39 acre Tolhurst farm left by Ward Tolhurst of Amherst. Plaintiffs Arthur Nieding and former guardian Andrew Nieding claim Arthur was not competent when he deeded his share to Mrs Tolhurst during his illness after his wife Florence died. The defense says Nieding was competent and later urged rescission. Tolhurst died in 1934 leaving a life use to his wife and equal division among three daughters. One daughter Florence Nieding died February 14, giving her husband an interest. other daughters are Elnore Bittinger and Cora Weichel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Tolhurst
Amherst
D. A A. Cook
Arthur Nieding
Tolhurst
Andrew Nieding
Florence
Mre
Nieding
Florence Nieding
Elnore Bittinger
Elyria
Cora Weiche
Amherst Township
Governor urges orderly procedure amid labor dispute
Governor calls for fair play and lawfulness as CIO leaders accuse theater owners of lawbreaking and state troops of rights violations. He cautions against violent methods and says authorities will prevent unlawful actions while noting labor backed him last fall and urging citizens to support lawful governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Russia
Davey
Sunshine Boosts Lorain County Farmers Amid Hay Rush
A cloudless sky lifts spirits in Lorain County as farmers race to cut and bale hay before more rain. Hummel warns of potential hay mold and rust after wet weather, while late potato acreage may expand due to delayed planting. Some farmers explore alfalfa silage, following an extension bulletin and a demonstration at Bellaville. Extensive rains have delayed corn planting and damaged crops across ridges and fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Hummel
Theelds
Extension Service Office
John Born
Henrietta Township
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Bellaville
Maryland
Court actions and probate notes from Elyria and Lorain
Florence Loescher wins $100 against Charles Wright in a Cedar and Broad streets crash. The late Mayor Dow A. Baird wills his estate to Florence Madge Baird without appraisals. JW. Dilxren, as Elyria Clinic receiver, files three suits. Citizens from Wellington, Lorain and Elyria face various civil actions. Lovin Razzoni is granted a divorce from Elsie Razzoni for neglect. Henry Katz sues Andrew Petkovsek over a March Lorain traffic collision. John E. Davidson sues Mary A. Morris for $1,212 on a note with foreclosure sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Loescher
Elyria
Guy B. Findley
Charles B. Wright
Lorain
Cedar and
Broad Streets
Toar
Dow A. Baird
Florence Madge Baird
JW. Dilxren
Elyria Clinic
Antonio Puka
Wellington
Anthony Proski
Edward McGuckin
Henry Katz
Andrew Petkovsek
North Ridge Road
Elsha Township
John E. Davidson
Mary A. Morris
Oberlin Et al
Oberlin Man Is Chosen Head Of Exchange Clubs
Oberlin resident IJrah Porter was elected president of the Exchange clubs of Ohio at the annual Cedar Point meeting. Roy Mead of Akron won the vice president post for the coming year. Oberlin attendees included I L Porter and daughter Jean, Erwin Worcester, and Don Morrison, Oberlin Exchange Club president.
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Oberlin
Ijrah Porter
Exchange Clubs of
Ohio
Cedar Point
Porter
Roy Mead
Akron
Cedar Polint
I. L. Porter
Jean
Erwin Worcester
Don Morrison
Oberlin Exchange Club
Local Club Meetings And Community Notices
The 4-H club held a regular meeting with pledge and roll call followed by sewing and cooking groups. Demonstrations covered sewing finishes and fruit prep. a health nominations date was set for July 12. Also listed are upcoming meetings for Vine Rebekah lodge American Legion Locke Post 102 and picnics for the Oberlin Business and Professional Women's club and the Martel Club at local venues with dates June 29 and June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mitre
Margaret Glider
Iola Gibson
Melba Portman
Marietta Worcester
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club
Morgan Cottage
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Martel Club
Locke's Grove
Oberlin
Oberlin Homecoming draws about thirty visitors in Medina
About thirty Oberlin residents attended the Pythian Sister Home in Medina for Home Coming Day Sunday. A highlight was a fancy drill by the Elyria Oberlin Colonial drill team. Numerous local residents and visiting families were noted from Oberlin and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Medina
Elyria-Oberlin Colonial
Rotary Officers To Be Installed In Elyria Club
Elyria Rotary Club will install new officers at the noon meeting at Elks Restaurant. Karl Plocher becomes president, Ralph Murbach as vice president, W. Q. McClellan stays secretary treasurer, and George Livingston remains sergeant at arms. Dr. Ralph Bevard presides. J. D. Severs becomes program chairman next week. Several members will attend an inter club tournament in Sandusky. Lorain meet canceled to allow participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks
Karl Plocher
Paul Gentzel
Ralph Murbach
Plocher
W. QO. McClellan
George Livingston
Ralph Bevard
J. D. Severs
Sandusky
Plum Brook
Lorain
Minor injuries in multi-vehicle crashes across area roads
Saturday accidents left Mary Myera aged 15, Lewiss Ranals 22, and Laura Ranals 19 with minor injuries after their car collided with a machine driven by Anna Haessly 65 at the Grafton road and Route 82 intersection. Virginia Stafs nik 38 and Ed ward Stitch 19 were in another crash on Grafton road Saturday night. A Chicago truck driven by S. Stevens turned over on Route 10 near Route 301 about 2 am after swerving to avoid a passenger car, deputies reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Myera
Lewiss Ranals
Laura Ranals
Laurel Ranals
la Grange
Anna Haessly
Summerfield
Ohio
Grafton Road
Virginia Stafsnik
Grafton
Edward Stitch
Orrville
S. Stevens
Chicago
Railroad retirement tax bill sent to White House
The Senate passed and sent to the White House the railroad retirement tax bills to fund the pension system adopted last week. Income from the tax on employers and employees is projected at 122 million dollars in 1937 and 165 million in 1949. The measure, signed by President Roosevelt, provides pensions up to 120 dollars monthly for workers 65 and older. the tax is an excise on railroads and an income tax on employees, starting at 2.75 percent and rising to 3.75 percent by 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Quaker City Damaged by Cloudburst in Ohio
Cambridge Ohio June 28 The village of Quaker City located 15 miles east of here suffered cloudburst damage during the night with heavy rainfall submerging several automobiles and disrupting telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, CO
Quaker City
Here
Amelia Arrives at Darwin Australia on World Flight
Amélia Earhart lands in Darwin after a 475 mile Timor Sea flight from Kopang Timor Island. She hopes to depart at dawn tomorrow to continue her round the world journey and reach the United States within four days if weather holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Australia
Amélia Earhart
United States
Miss Earhart
Timor Sea
Kopang
Timor Island
Wire found in car leads to two men held in jail
Two men were held in City Jail on suspicion after police found a large quantity of copper wire in the rear of their car. Their explanation for the wire was not accepted. No charges had been tried at the time.
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Sousan alias Bommarito also known as George Simon and Raymond Smal escaped from a reformatory in 1935. He claimed Lorain origins and a work history including a grill and an upholsterer near the Erie Street viaduct and the Deutschef Restaurant. A ten year sentence followed a St Louis robbery in which a bystander was killed. he served seven months then fled to Mexico for nine months before moving to New Orleans Courterauille and Lorain.
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Sousan
Lorain
Bommarito
George Simon
Raymond Smal
Grill
Eriesirest Viaduct
Deutschef
Sonnan
St. Lonin
Mexico
New Orleans
Courterauille
Ilinois
Ohio To Have Another Federal Judge
Washington June 28 The Senate approved a bill authorizing an additional federal judge for the southern district of Ohio including Cincinnati Columbus and Dayton The measure moves to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
Sorthern
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
House
Prepare To Reopen South Chicago Steel Mills
EAST CHICAGO Ind June 28 Largest of the strike bound steel companies in the South Chicago industrial area pressed plans to resume operations as soon as they are assured protection of returning workers. Youngstown Sheet Tuba Company officials said they would re open plants in South Chicago and East Chicago as soon as assurance was received that employer might return to work with safety Inland Steel Company officials said they would announce re opening plans at 3 p m EST today. In Indianapolis Gov M Clifford Townsend indicated he was drafting a peace proposal and said he hoped to obtain peaceful settlement of the strikes in this area today East Chicago s mayor Andrew Rooney said he was requesting Townsend to declare martial law in the strike area as a precaution against possible violence.
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East Chicago
Ind
Chicago
Youngetown Sheet & Tuba Company
Andrew Rooney
Townsend
Missing ROK Located
Louis Halitzka aged 14 of 316 South Maple Street was found safe after being reported missing from home last week. His father Frank Halitzka confirmed the boy’s location.
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Nolice
Louis Halitzka
Maple Street
V. O
Frank Halitzka
Automobiles Collide on Lake Avenue Injures Cars
Automobiles driven by Albert Ryan of 320 Blaine Street and E Biik of 614 Lodstreet collided about 1 20 p m yesterday on Lake Avenue police report says both cars were damaged no injuries reported by the police official the names and addresses are given for the two drivers in the minor accident.
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Albert Ryan
Blaine Street
E. Biik
Lodstreet
Lake Avenue
Markets and Livestock Prices From Cleveland Area
Market excerpts list asparagus lettuce tomatoes and peppers with varying pack sizes and prices. Cleveland livestock and produce sections show cattle calves sheep hogs and butter eggs live poultry and potatoes with receipts, ranges, and per‑pound or per‑bunch figures across multiple categories.
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Cleveland
Death Record Louise C. Myers
Louise C Myers 28 wife of Milo Myers died Sunday afternoon at 524 Cleveland Street Born in Elyria October 3 1909 and lived here all her life Married seven years ago member of Church of Christ Survived by husband mother Carrie Maddock of Elyria and three brothers Edward Harvey and Arthur Kolbe Services Tuesday at 3 pm Rev Will Foster burial Ridgelawn Cemetery Friends may call at her mother's home until noon Tuesday.
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Louise C. Myers
Milo Myers
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Church of Christ
Carrie Maddock
Flyria
Edward Kolbe
Harvey Kolbe
Arthur Kolbe
Toledo
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Will Foster
Ridgelawn Cemetery
End Inquiry Into Mail Stoppage At Steel Plants
The Senate post office committee voted to end its inquiry into mail stoppage at Republic Steel Company plants in Ohio without calling Postmaster General Farley. It will refer intimidation charges to the La Follette Civil Liberties Committee and report that further general mail investigations are unnecessary. Bridges opposed the recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Legislative Front
Senate Post Office Committee
James A. Farley
Senate
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
House
Senate Labor Committees
Senate Majority
Joseph T. Robinson
Jefferson Island
Annapolis
Farley
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Robinson
Sam Rayburn
Washington
Republic Steel Company
Ohio
W. Styles Bridges
N. H
Joseph F. Guffey
Fourth Page Flood Feeds City Drainage Crisis
Ten inches of rain in five days flooded the city, eight inches overnight, isolating southeast and north side residential districts from the business area. More than 100 families displaced, damage exceeding $190,000. Highways mostly closed. only route 20 into Fremont remained open. Rail service disrupted by a washout, though several lines continued to run. Drainage outlets limited to underground ditches, with an estimated two weeks needed to drain, barring more rain.
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Fremont
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Nickel Plate
New York Central
C. I. Fights Governor over Militia in Ohio Strike Areas
The C. I. filed suit in federal court to enjoin Governor Davey from using the militia to preserve the space in the strike areas of Ohio. Davey turned down labor delegations requests for withdrawal of the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
C. I
Davey
Ohio
Steel strike widens as plants prep reopenings in Ohio
In Cleveland and Stark County plans to reopen Republic and Sheet & Tube plants were accelerated as 4,000 workers returned at Youngstown and 9,000 at the Youngstown area. Militia involvement and National Guardsmen were discussed to safeguard returning workers amid a broader labor conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Cleveland
Canton
Stark County
Massillon
United Rubber Workers
Akron
Washington
Arthur Vandenberg
Mich
National Labor Relations Act
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
National
Ohio
John Owens
Davey
Youngstown
Ralph E. Elser
Continuations Committee
People’s Conference For Labor's Right
Tom Girdler
Roosevelt
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Model
China
Japan
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Puritan Burns
Supreme Value Schroll Coal
Edward Arndt
Preston Coon
West River Road
Rodman Douglas
Joseph Talareck
15Th Street
Justice Preston Co
Lovin Razzoni
Elsie Razzoni
Gary B. Findley
Esther. Wood
A. W. MacLachlan
California
Mount Clemens
Michigan
MacLachlan
Soo
James
Kathleen Rosecrans
North Pleaesant Street
Lakeside
Lucile Krieg
Cleveland Heights
John Dunn
King Street
Mary Mellen
Candace McMullen
Dwight
Howard Mellen
South Amherst
Ziltha Biggs
James Heyward
Dorothy Lynn
Amy Ingraham
George Jackson
Rotary
Amelia
Africa
Sederis Restaurant
Homeukowers
Boston
Alan
North Carolina
Virginia
Louisiana
Louise C, Myers
Stone's Grill
McGrady
Federal Steel Mediation Board
Republic and Sheet & Tube Company
Warren
Niles
Sheet & Tube
Stratherg
John L. Lewis
Gottlieb
Broad St
Batis
Gescop
Western Reserve Financer
Turner Block
Court Street
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