Congress Plods Toward Adjournment Amid Economy Bill
Washington June 23 A weary Congress slowly heads to adjournment with the July Fourth in Washington seen as the likely break. The $150 million government economy bill awaits Hoover's signature and would impose widespread furloughs and pay cuts on federal workers. Senate Republicans La Follette Bingam Reed opposed the measure calling it a humiliating surrender. Major savings include two months unpaid leave for most federal staff earning $1000 or more and an 8.3 percent salary cut for others, with larger cuts for top officials and a ban on many promotions. The bill also authorizes mass dismissals to fit budgets and prioritizes spousal recall rules in married government positions. The plan to create thousands of part time jobs via savings was derailed by House changes.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
la Follette
Wis
Bingham
House
Lehman and Lehman bound over for larceny at Lorain theater
Julius Lehman Sr and Carl Lehman were bound over to the grand jury in Judge Watts court on larceny charges for allegedly stealing an adding machine from the Dreamland Theatre in Lorain. Carl Solobey was arraigned on liquor possession with a July 3 hearing set after pleading not guilty. The Western Reserve Finance Company won a confessed judgment for 116.47 against H. C. Helm and others in common pleas court.
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Julius Lehman, Sr
Carl Lehman
Hisha
Walter Watts
Lorain
Carl Solobey
Western Reserve Finance Company
H. C. Helm
Common Pleas
Senate Takes Up Last of Ten Appropriation Bills
Senate action centers on the second deficency bill the final of ten. Conferees have reached accords on the navy and veterans affairs measures while unemployment relief and direct relief loans are under consideration. The House and Senate conferences pursue limits on a public works bond issue and broader White House funding authority.
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Treasury
Senate
House
Treasury Post Office Department
Navy Department
Veterans’ Bureau
White House
Hoover
Convention Eyes Ohio Delegates In Roosevelt Nomination Fight
The Chicago convention details Roosevelt strength, Ohio’s two and a half Walsh votes, and anti Roosevelts’ plan to rally states around favorite sons including Governor White and Cleveland figures. Rumors circulate of Baker and Smith support shifts and potential vice presidential offer to Ohio.
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Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio
Roosevelt
Thomas Walsh
Virginia
Texas
Missouri
Maryland
Walsh
White
Atlee Pomerene
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Crippled Children Societies Grow in Five States
E F Allen of Elyria reports new crippled children societies formed today in Washington Oregon Wyoming Idaho Montana and in British Columbia Canada. They affiliate with the International Society for Crippled Children headquartered in Elyria. Allen plans to return July 5.
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Irganize Crippled Children Societies
Organization of New Crippled Children’s Societies
United States
E. F. Allen
Elyria
International Society For Crippled Children
Vancouver
British Columbia
Unex
Washington
Oregon
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Allen
International Society
Local News In a Few Lines
AUTO DAMAGED A driver J C Parsch of Elyria was slightly damaged last night in a collision with Lloyd Yost of Elyria at Broad and Mill Streets. FORGETS WHEEL When Lewis Huber forgot a wheel and tire on his car at Second and Cedar streets he drove away, police help sought to recover the tire and wheel. AMBITIOUS TRIP HALTED BY POLICE A Cleveland boy en route to Toledo on a bicycle was stopped at Cleve land street at 2 am. His mother will come to return him home. CONFUSION IN NAMES John Ehrman was reported to have been injured when struck by a car driven by W W Brown. Brown was struck when he stepped back into Ehrman’s car to avoid another vehicle.
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J.C. Parsch
Third Street
Lloyd Yost
R. D. No
Elyria
Broad and
Mill Streets
Lewis Huber
East River Street
Second
Cedar Streets
Cleveland
Toledo
Cleveland Street
Charles Mead
West 18Th Street
Pleus
John Ehrman
W. W. Brown
Brown
Ehrman
Reed firm against debt concessions becomes campaign clash
Chicago bulletin reports ex Senator James A. Reed Missouri’s favored presidential hopeful launched a counter attack against Democratic platform writers seeking a war debt plank. Reed summoned William G. McAdoo to the Congress Hotel corridor and urged the party to pledge debt collection to the last penny, signaling a hard line stance.
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Chicago
James A. Reed
Missouri
United States
Reed
William G. McAdoo
Congress Hotel
Read
McAdoo
Men Held For Grand Jury In Manslaughter Charge
Lorain police arrested two men linked to the theft of an Elgris automobile and a fatal hit run that killed three year old Josephine Bakir in Lorain. Joe Konizes was bound over to the grand jury on manslaughter charges after pleading not guilty. Joe Lautner remained in custody with Elyria police over the car theft. The vehicle had been stolen from Fred Tite of Elyria on June 6 and found this morning.
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Lorain
Elgris
Joe Konizes
Joe Lautner
Elyria
Josephine Bakir
Fred Tite
Elyria Rotary installs officers and hears music
Elyria Rotary club members began their 1932 35 year with officers installed led by incoming president Walter Hahn and including W O McClellan as vice president and George Livingston as sergeant at arms. Henri Gilbert violinist performed with Miss Louise Brown. Plans for an inter club golf meet at Spring Valley Country Club on July 20 with Elyria Lorain Lakewood Vermilion and Cleveland clubs were announced.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Walter 5. Hahn
W. O. McClellan
George Livingston
Henri Gilbert
Louise Brown
Tarez-Freira
Orientale
Ceasar Cui
Gardner
Obertasso
Wieniowski
Bohn
Spring Valley Country Club
Elyria
Lorain
Lakewood
Vermilion
Cleveland
Man Hurt When Hay Bale Falls On Leg At Farm
Mike Merch, 59, sought work and food at the Henry Shauver farm. He was given chores but a bale of hay fell on his left leg in the barn, fracturing it and sending him to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Mike Merch
Henry Shauver
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Deaths of John Hughes and Fred W. Oebker in Elyria area
John Hughes aged 82 died at his daughter’s home in Murray Ridge after a long illness. He was a retired farmer from Brownhelm township and a St Mary’s church member, survived by four children and eight grandchildren. Funeral Friday at St Mary’s with burial in Murray Ridge cemetery. Fred William Oebker, 66, died after several months illness, born in Germany, resident of Elyria thirty five years, member of St John’s Lutheran church. Survived by three daughters, three sisters, and five grandchildren. Funeral Friday with services at Sudro Funeral Home and St John’s Lutheran church, burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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John Hughes
Harley Decker
Murray Ridge
Brownhelm Township
St. Mary's Church
O. J. Hughes
Oberlin
Earl Hughes
Detroit
A. A. Sanders
North Ridge Road
Amherst
Murray Ridge Road
Sudro
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Fred W. Oebker
Fred William Oebker
East Avenue
Germany
Elyria
St. John's Lutheran Church
Joseph Barnes
Thomas Daley
Andrew Eschke
Esther
OteHa
Virginia
Henry Diedrick
Cleveland
Louise Broske
Charles Anderson
Sudro Funeral Home
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Rev. Schumm
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Delegates Visit Oberlin On Ohio Y P B Tour
Ohio Young People’s Branch delegates visiting Elyria for a six day W C T U session travel to Oberlin to tour college buildings attend a 4 45 pm service at First Church with music by the high school girls string quartet and a historical address by Frances J Hosford followed by a Oberlin W C T U supplied picnic supper. Oberlin committee leaders listed include Mrs A G Comings and several others. A late paragraph notes a Yale Phi Beta Kappa former year president who won poetry and historical prizes and joined Scroll and Keys society.
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Oberlin
Ohio Young Peoples
Elyria
First
Frances J. Hosford
Oberlin W. C. T
Yale
Phi Beta Kappa
Yale Literary Magazine
Harkness Hoot
John Masefield
Andrew White
Service Honor Society
Scroll and Keys
Richard
Florence D. Richard
Ohio
W. C. T.U. Frst
W. A. Zaugg
Bowling Green State College
Zaugg
Ohio Y. P. B
Timothy Stevens
Mabel Edgerton
Iva Oliver
Alfred G. Marquis
Helen L. Brynes
Art Museum
Clare Short
Bernice Jackson
Washington, D. C
Mildred Bre Voort
Willard Harper
Gladys Stanley
Oberlin Youth Honored At Yale Holds Snow Prize
Maynard Mack son of Professor and Mrs J E Mack received the Snow prize, awarded to Yale seniors most devoted to Yale by inspiring peers and upholding traditions. He held class posts and won the Cook prize for best university poem, noted for intellect and character.
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Maynard Mack
J. E. Mack
Yale College
Yale
Cook
Y P B Olympiad Speakers Stir Ohio W C T U
Page recounts speeches at the Y P B Olympiad in Elyria with Maude Strickler praising youth abstinence, Lena Dirlam urging perseverance, and Florence Richard defending Ohio’s dry status. Officials note world peace aims and multiple program plans for the day, including devotions, music, and an evening medal event.
Oberlinites Plan European Art Tour From Oberlin
Mrs Hazel B King curator of the Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Museum Oberlin College and her son travel via Hotel New Yorker New York City en route to Europe visiting Paris Munich and other cities Prof Clarence Ward Allen Museum director will join in New York to tour and return with modern art for Oberlin They sail General von Steuben Thursday returning late August Also notes Bible school opening July fifth and local 4 H club picnic and Legion auxiliary card party reports plus briefs from Pittsburgh Mitiwanga Wakeman Torch Lake and Zanesville Ohio
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General von Steuben
Esther D. Carson
Morgan Street
Pittsburgh
C. D. Herrick
Mitiwanga
Dorothy Ann Davis
Earl Davis
Wakeman
Earl Gehrkens
Torch Lake
Mich
Professor Gehrkens
New York
Adeline Gehrkens
Hanoun
Camp
Thetford
East Oberlin
Fair Directors Meet Tonight
Lorain County Agricultural Society directors meet tonight to discuss possible staging of a Washington Bi-Centennial celebration in connection with the Lorain County Fair and other fair plans.
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Washington
Lorain County
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Will Rogers Roasts Democrats At Long Chicago Convention
Will Rogers joked at the Democratic convention in Chicago, quipping the platform will be adopted this week and forgotten next. He mocked pro and con factions, noted the sparsity of a sober platform, and teased the crowd about nominating the party’s future candidate amid the ongoing votes and speeches.
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Walsh
Duncan Hodge Brown
St James Episcopal Cathedral
Chicago
Brown
Naomi Carroll Halmsohn
Tennessee
Hitchcock
Platform Committee
Haimsonn
Compton Ll. White, Jr
Clarke Fork
Idaho
Compton
Iad
Will Rogers
Eddie Dowling
Dowling
Rogers
Will
Amle
Gore
Ceil
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Cleveland market notes show hogs steady to 10 cents higher with top at 5.07 and 1800+ pounds quoted, cattle steady with grassers 5.25 to 6.26, calves and vealers varied, sheep weak, butter and eggs steady, potatoes and grains with mixed quotes from New York to Cleveland exchanges, including Chicago quotes on butter eggs and poultry. Key entities include Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange, Chicago, New York, Maine Green Mountain, and reference to various livestock and produce prices.
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Cleveland
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Caicago
Chicago
Indy
Uni
Southern Bills
Enh. Blers
East Shore Virginia Cobblers
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Lorie
Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving in City Court
Ben Lupinski 13 Shear Street was fined 74 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving in Mayor W H Oster's court. He was arrested after his car struck a pole on East River Street while turning from Broad Street. Two passengers Robert Rainey and Max Barron were in the car. police found blood, suggesting an injury to one of them as the vehicle sustained heavy damage.
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Ben Lupinski
Shear Street
W. HW. von Oster
East River Street
Broad Street
Lupinski
Robert Rainey
Max Barron
Local Candidates Named From Large Sign-Up
The text lists numerous young women chosen from 53 applicants for teaching and notes Elyria residents receiving swimming instruction at the park pool last summer. A political remark follows expressing confidence about the upcoming November election for a long‑living candidate.
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Iy Humphrey
Alma Tarler
Delores Hastings
Betty Bridges
Mary McGuire
Mary Lou Bally
Eleanor Shapire
Dorothy Myers
Jane Gill
Florence Clawson
Park Pool
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Mildred Rich
American Legion Auxiliary
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East College Street
Bridge
Leo Kimmel
West
Claude Lyman
East Logain Street
Dover
Andrew E. Godfrey
Ernest R. Godfrey
Ohio State University
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Clover
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York State
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A. C, Rolbe
Col. C. E. Baylor
Wellington
ACME
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