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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
17
Akron milk outbreak halts home delivery as drivers strike A meeting between milk producers and Averill Dairy Company stalls negotiations to end the stoppage. Loadings and home deliveries are disrupted, with customers facing shortages and officials seeking an immediate settlement to resume service.
Strikes and lockouts paralyze Akron dairy industry as Goodyear and Palmer plants halt operations for weeks. Milk foregone by residents except hospitals, with unions denying settlement talks and pledging continued pressure while dairies resume depot deliveries. Paul Richards cites discrimination against Averill Dairy as union pickets line the plant. Federal conciliators Chappell and McDonald oversee attempts to end the stalemate.
Wholesale milk remained available to storekeepers who sent for it while customers paid eight cents a quart at dairies versus the usual ten. Milk was sold only in quart quantities. Producers supplied about 75 percent of the city’s normal output. Dealers did not expect a noticeable effect before Saturday. City daily consumption runs about 125,000 quarts. Small independent dealers not in the Producers’ Association would be asked to stop deliveries, Richards said.
Midvale Ohio March 6. Marshal Lawrence Hostetler announced a dog control order on instruction from the village council. All dogs running loose even if licensed will be killed. Owners must leash pets. The measure follows complaints of dogs tracking up porches.
The Socialist-Labor party will sponsor a public meeting Monday at 7 30 P M in Lorain at the Slovenian National Hall 3114 Pearl Avenue Principal speaker J A Pirincin of Pittsburgh Topic What Is Industrial Unionism Pirincin joined the Socialist-Labor party at 17 He is on the party state executive committee of Pennsylvania and became state organizer in 1935
Lorain County village and rural school student musicians prepare for a busy 1935 36 season with exams concerts operettas and contests. Activities include Wellington Ridgeville Avon Lake and Brighton events from March 17 to April 25 plus May 1 2 senior contests at Mt Union Oberlin and Columbus with national broadcasts and a Cleveland venue. some events may involve Lorain County students.
Examinations open to fill senior and junior stenographer and typist posts at salaries from 1260 to 1620 annually. Applications due by March 18 to the Sixth District manager in Cincinnati. Tests set in Ohio cities including Akron Athens Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Toledo and more. Applicants must be 18 to 53, physically sound, and submit a photo with the day of exam.
Will J. Foster, minister, announces all church school groups will be represented in the final week night service of the evangelical campaign now in progress. Dan L. Hughes, soloist and song leader, concludes his work with this congregation Sunday night before moving to the Lima Church of Christ in Ohio. Foster will speak on the theme What Think Ye at Christ Tonight.
Hollywood reporters announce the 1935 film awards with Victor McLaglen winning for The Informer and Bette Davis for Dangerous, while Mutiny on the Bounty is hailed as the best production. John Ford receives a separate statuette for directing The Informer, which ranks high in production lists, with Captain Blood in third.
Defiance report states Treor L Hoeftel former manager of City Loan & Guaranty Co Celina pleaded not guilty to an embezzlement charge and will be tried March 16 bond of 23000 furnished. Dover fatality reports Raymond E Lewis age 41 struck by a hammer at Reeves Manufacturing Co plant. Portsmouth report notes Frank Murphy of South Webster indicted on a first degree murder charge.
Wallace presents a flexible farm plan to conserve soil, stabilize farm income, and protect future consumers. Announcement coincides with a three day Agriculture Department meeting in Memphis to collect farmer input and tailor final details by region. The plan for 1936 shifts about 30 million acres from soil-depleting crops to soil preserving types, including roughly 10 million from cotton, with per acre subsidies from the soil conservation fund and domestic allotment act.
Washington March 6 The Senate military affairs committee refused to intercede in the Maj Gen Johnson Hagood incident and recommended rejection of a resolution for an inquiry into the Eighth Corps area commander removal from active duty. The panel voted 12 to 2 to report adversely on Sen Metcalf's measure, saying freedom of speech was not involved.
A cafe shooting on the last election night left Robert Porter’s son-in-law dead. Investigators pursue leads as colleagues and family mourn the violent incident.
Wallace explained that subsidies would vary by commodity and by acres out of commercial use. He cited 1930 data showing about 300 million acres planted to soil-depleting crops and 100 million to soil-conserving crops. The aim is to raise the 100 million acres to about 130 million, reducing soil waste and boosting long term farm land value and food production. Tolley, special advisor to the program, opposed the plan. Wallace was to arrive tonight or tomorrow.
Sancus or Sanco Sancus was the ancient divinity who presided over oaths guarded marriage vows and treaties between nations.
The Registrar General reports 3934 divorces granted in the last year and 1300 more applications awaiting decision. Judges are handling a growing caseload as divorce rates surge nationwide.
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