Moley and Pecora clash over Supreme Court reform plan
Ray Moley, an originator of Roosevelt’s trust policy, rebuked the administration in a radio debate with Justice Ferdinand Pecora. Moley urged amending the Constitution to empower federal action, while Pecora warned frequent court changes undermine the due process and interstate commerce clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe York
Rayfi
Moley
Presiendt Roosevelt
Trust
Presiiden
Supreme Court
Verdinand Pecora
New York Supreme Court
Congress
Roosevelt
Vic Tory
Washington
Pecora
Securities and Exchange Commission
Defendant complains that someone else drank his whiskey
Mayor Don A Baird held court in Chief E J Stankard's office due to courtroom remodeling. Dwight Hubbard of Northrup Street pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined one dollar and costs, after HUbbard claimed someone drank more from his bottle. Police had given a drink to another man, who lies in city jail awaiting possible hospital transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Baird
E. J. Stankard
Lloyd Sweet
Dwight Hubbard
Northrup Street
Costa
Hubbard
Return Blanks Mailed For Personal Tax Listings
About 10 600 personal property return blanks were mailed by County Auditor C S Kelser for tangible and intangible personal tax listings due by March 31. Deputy Auditor Clark Phinney expects a 50 percent rise in intangible tax collections this year, with total county yield near 750 000. Returns must be filed by March 31 and payments due by April 19. free assistance is offered in the auditor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Kelser
Clark Phinney
Kelser
Death notices from Elyria and surrounding towns
A lingering illness ends for Mrs Hattie Brower on March 7 in Elyria, with services and burial planned in Holton Indiana. Amherst records note Matilda Bodmann dying after a three week illness, with Catholic church roles and a funeral at St Josephs. George C Nagel of Avon dies in Elyria Memorial Hospital, with services at St Vincent de Paul Cleveland and burial in Avon. Surviving relatives include Brower and Bodmann families and Nagel heirs across Indiana Ohio and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Brower
Leallean Ellis
Ninth Street
Union
Kentucky
Elyria
Holton
Indiana
The
Baptist Church
Ellis
Ida Brower
Ind
Smith Brower
Bittner Funeral Home
Amherst
Matilda Christena Bodmann
Park Avenue
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Altar Rosary Society
Circle Three
St. Ann’s Society
William
J. J. Smythe
Robert Zilch
Gertrude
James Smith
Calgary Cemetery
George C. Nagel
Avon
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Cleveland
F. G. Nickels & Sons
Madison Avenue
Lakewood
Lottie
George
San Francisco
Carl J
Nicholas L
Bertha E. Gaul
Raymond
License Suspended After DWI Guilty Plea in City
Lester Bolger of North Ridge ville pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined $50 plus costs when arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird. License to drive in the city was suspended for six months. He was arrested early Sunday on Cleveland street by Officer H. J. Endicott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bolger
North Ridgeville
Don A. Baird
Cleveland Street
H. J. Endicott
Two Cleveland Men Sentenced for Grand Larceny
Alex Berlin 29 and Ernest Daniels 30 were sent to the penitentiary today for indeterminate terms from one to seven years after Elyria police arrested them last October for grand larceny. Deputy sheriffs Emil Kubishke John Judge and Michael Bulzomi escorted the defendants to begin their sentences. The stolen 75 suites were taken from The Foster-Fitch Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Berlin
Cleveland
Earned Income Credit Explained by IRS Officials
The Internal Revenue Bureau, facing the March 15 deadline, explains earned income credit. Earned income is wages and compensation for personal services, minus deductions like charity and taxes. dividends and interest do not count. Net earned income caps at 33,000, with a maximum credit of 1,400 dollars, and simplification efforts may take effect next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Itvan
Pleads Not Guilty To Driving While Intoxicated
Claude Edwards of 115 Chestnut Street pleaded not guilty to a driving while intoxicated charge in police court. Officer Loren Miller arrested him after a Saturday collision on Second Street with a truck driven by Jack Curtis of Curtis Chair Company. Mrs Curtis sustained a neck injury requiring medical care. Trial set for 9:30 a.m. Wednesday before Mayor Don A. Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Edwards
Chestnut Street
Don A. Baird
Edwards
Loren Miller
Second Street
Jack Curtis
Curtis Chair Company
Carl Curtis
Edward
Jumps Or Falls To His Death From Hotel Statler
Frank A. Cleary 33 of Union Beach New Jersey died early today at Hotel Statler Cleveland after jumping or falling from a ninth floor room. Detective Musit suspected self harm. A note to his wife mentioned a business trip and plans to go to Rome. Mrs Cleary said he was well with no worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, C
Frank A. Cleary
Union Beach
N. J
Hotel Statler
Emil Musit
Cleary
Rome
Trial Set For Monday In Roy Rogers Case
Roy Rogers of 154 Harvard avenue pleaded not intoxicated at arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird. Trial scheduled for Monday March 15 at 9 30 a m. Rogers arrested about 4 45 a m Sunday on Lodi street. Sayles was charged with disorderly conduct after arraignment this morning. Sayles pleaded not guilty to slapping Robert Ericson a minor. Warrant sworn by R I Ericson father. Offense said to have occurred on March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rogers
Harvard Avenue
Don A. Baird
Rogers
Lodi Street
Smyin Sayles
Don A. Bairdinj
Sayles
Robert Ericson
R. I Ericson
Fined $1 and costs for intoxication in city court
John Sitney of this city was fined $1 and costs on his guilty plea when arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird today for intoxication. Sitney was arrested Saturday after allegedly smashing two windows at 5 Western Heights place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sitney
Don A. Baird
Sitney
Western Heights Place
Amelio Wiasso
West 15Th St
Middle Avenue
Court notices and civil actions span county cases and road work
Brighton resident Joseph Sweda was fined ten dollars suspended on a dog control charge after a loge incident. Local suits include Samuel B. Ickes for three thousand five hundred eighty eight dollars and a mortgage foreclosure, and Borain MIA and Supply against Burt Gibson for two hundred forty five dollars. County commissioners approved 200 tons of slag for Brownhelm and Huntington townships. A jury hearing in Judge Findley's court examines Vincent Shinsky's eligibility for workers compensation after an Oct 11, 1934 injury at The National Tube Company. Mrs Leona O Coxley sues Ford Motor Company official over a December 2, 1934 Route 18 crash near Brighton. Divorce actions are filed by Mattie Driver Kunkel and Charlotte Kennelly. William Plas is jailed ten days for contempt after an alimony arrearage dispute.
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Guy B. Find- Tex
Vincent Shinsky
Amherst
Shinsky
National Tube Company
2A Obaker
D. A. Cook
Route
Brighton
Leona O. Cooley
Cuyahoga Falls
Howard K. Gandelot
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
William M. Plas
Elyria
Guy B. Findley
Inmoon
Plas
Mary Plas
Court test fuels Roosevelts plane protest meeting
Moley accuses administration of avoiding a direct court question before the last election. Justice Pecora counters with support for the President's program as the Wagner Act move awaits court action. Senate and House remain evenly split as a decision nears on labor relations and other bills.
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New York
Roosevelt
Senate
Supreme Court
House
Roosevelt Court Plan Faces Senate Clash In Push For Reform
The administration moves to prioritize judiciary reorganization in the Senate while opponents vow to fight or amend the bill. Roosevelt rejects substituting amendments or tenure limits, arguing Congress could require a 7 to 2 vote to rule an act unconstitutional. His fireside chat is seen as powering the court reform push amid party rifts and defections. The piece ends noting Sundew plant trapping an unlucky insect.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Wheeler
Resolutions and Grange Activities Highlight Lorain County Meeting
The Lorain County Grange session featured charter draping in memory of three women, reports from most subordinate Granges, and plans for a April 29 banquet at Ridgeville Grange Hall. Activities included a ritual photo program by Dean Alfred Vivian, a delegate to the lecturers’ course in Columbus, and juvenile awards planning.
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S. T. Mason
J. Palmer
E. H. Brandt
Arthur Nieding
Lulu Mason
Anna Schibley
Wellington, Penfield
Kipton
Lorain County
Ridgeville
Alfred Vivian
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
P. G. Watson
Columus
Gertrude Schramm
Columbus
Sherman Mason
Maude Mason
Tressa Webber
Grange
Cuyahoga County
Pomona Grange
E. G. Fish
Holland
John Provasost
Margaret Tabor
E. G. Pickard
Cuyahoga County Pomona
E. E. Kennedy
Pro
Vasost
Lloyd Foote
Arthur Boughton
South Euclid
Alexander MacWhorter
North Olmsted
Grange Insurance
FE. G. Pickard
Cuyahoga
Brooklyn Heights
Old Glory Grange Hall
Market Report: Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cleveland and Toledo
Grain and feed prices show wide variation across terminals with No. 2 red wheat and corn prices around 1.45 and 1.10 per bushel respectively. Livestock markets firm with cattle, calves, sheep and hogs all trading higher. notable quotes include steers around 11.00 to 12.00 and hogs around 10.60 to 10.35 per 100 pounds.
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Grath
Tynecte Elevator Co
Montana Milliog Co
Tomaero
C. Cohn
FS Simos
Cleveland
U. S
Idaho
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maine
Texas
Florida
Inc
Toledo
Elrria
South Middle
Route 10
Jersey
McCormick
Deering
William Sikora
Clayton H. Sooy
Leo Kilmect
Clork
Bolters plan April meeting to hand over union funds
The number four item reports a planned April 12 gathering in New Kensington to transfer 27000 to the C I O war chest. Green claims much of the money belongs to the Federation and demands accounting. Federation leaders threaten a boycott against Lewis allied goods if adopted, targeting craft and industrial unions. Amelio Wiasso of West 15th Street fined $1 for intoxication after pleading guilty before Mayor Baird. arrest followed on Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolters
New Kensington
C. I. O. War Chest
Green
Federation
Lewis
Ghosts Haunting Claims Force Huntington Family Evacuation
In Huntington Indiana Police Chief Forst used a tear gas bomb to clear a house after the Chenoweth family fled, convinced the home was haunted despite prepaid rent and six tons of coal. No eerie noises followed. In Potosi Missouri a gypsy mother offers her two week old son to fund repairs on a troupe’s car at the Washington county courthouse.
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Huntington
Ind
Arthur Chenoweth
R. C. Forst
Potosi
Washington County
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William Bodmann
Schroll
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Joseph Sweda
Joseph Petro
Lee Minkler
Sweda
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First Savings and Loan Company
Samuel B. Ickes Et al
Elyria Property
Borain Mia and Supply Company
Burt H. Gibson
Oberlin Et al
Brownhelm Township
Huntington Township
Mattie Driver Kunkel
Harold
Kunkel
Common Pleas
Charlotte Kennelly
Ben Kennelly
Julia
Ramona
Cal
Fred Keele
Orval Hammer
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Transit
Mlaxor
Beechwood Pocahontas Blue Star Lump
Tropic
Big Ben Lump
Florence Coal
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Bluebird
Yankee ‘Roe Repair
Cheapside
U. L. Pallardy
Earl J. G Pinks
F. A. Humphrey
Sederis Restaurant
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