Norman Thomas And Glenn Frank Address Forum
In Chicago on March 12 the fourth annual Woman Congress closed with Norman Thomas and Glenn Frank endorsing and critiquing Roosevelt’s Supreme Court plan. Frank denounced the plan while Thomas urged Congress to legislate nationally in a crisis, warning against tyranny and the dangers of concentrating power.
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Chicago
Norman Thomas
Glenn Frank
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Frank
University of Wisconsin
Thomas
Praident
Aurea
Italy
Germany
Congress
Newton Baker
Nexton D. Baker
Forum
Nye outlines eight point plan for peace in wartime era
Gen. Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota urged action against recurring war and presented an eight point peace program. The plan calls for education on war causes, promotion of peace, limiting arms buildup to defense needs, ending war profits, stripping incentives for arms races, constitutional referenda on wars, and strong neutrality laws with property conscription.
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Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Nye
Legion trailer to be on Cheapside for inspection Saturday
Announcement by H. D. Evans states the Legion drum and bugle corps trailer will be displayed all day Saturday on Cheapside. He notes strong public interest and invites residents to view the trailer.
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H. D. Evans
The
Legion Drum and Bogie Corps
Cheapside
Evans
US Protest To Germany Delivered By Dodd In Berlin
In Berlin at 5 30 p m local time US Ambassador William E Dodd presented a protest to Foreign Minister Baron Constantin von Neurath over German press criticism of the United States The move followed a Wednesday night crash near Birmingham in which Henry J Bors of 39 Bond Street Elyria was arrested and fined ten dollars plus costs on intoxication charges
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Berlin
United States
Nazi Germany
U. S
William E. Dodd
Baron Constantin von Neurath
Henry J. Bors
Bond Street
Elyria
Preston Coon
Birmingham
500 Girls Will Take Part In Gym Exhibition
A gym exhibition featuring about 600 girls from the Elgin High School under Miss Marian Kemble will be held Tuesday evening March 16 at 7 30. The program includes basketball volleyball ping pong relays folk dances rope twirling and the Leaders Group March. Admission is twenty cents with guests from nearby cities expected.
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Marian Kemble
Elgins High School
Hle
Jexus
Catherine Seward
Ruth Stark
Vero Smith
Anne Saugas
Nola South
Strike Ends at Douglas Aircraft Factory in Santa Monica
Santa Monica Calif March 12 a strike ended at Douglas Aircraft Corporation the world’s largest airplane factory where 350 sit down strikers were evicted and jailed two weeks ago President Donald Douglas reached terms with the aviation division of the United Automobile Workers Union The CIO unit will bargain for its own members only and not for the whole plant Douglas said the union’s demand for a 40 hour week and overtime pay was granted at the Douglas Employer Association’s request 48 strikers will be kept from returning to work for sabotage The non strikers gain a 5 cent hourly wage increase while the CIO wage demand of 15 cents will be arbitrated later Also the Inglewood Northrop plant recognized the CIO as bargaining agent for a majority of its employes last week
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Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas Aircraft Corporation
Donald Douglas
United Automobile Workers Union
John L. Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
Douglas
Inglewood
Northrop Aircraft Company
C.T. QO
Sheffield Lake Village voters to face salary limits and district split
Voters in Sheffield Lake Village will decide on a maximum salary ordinance for officials and a proposal to divide the village into three districts with two councilmen per district. Proponents cite past court actions over pay raises and seek to curb mayor clerk marshal and treasurer salaries, while another measure aims to funnel court costs from police cases back to the village.
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Sheffeid Lake
Sheffield Lake
Harvey Dier
Frank Fields
William McKinley
Joseph Holaback
Charles Bauserman
John Steel
Benjamin Maddock
William E. Miller
E. G. Bark
Glen Bark
Johnny Rieko
Cleveland
Field
Ben
Market Prices and Grain Feeds Report from Montan a Region
Market style summary of grain, hay, flour, and feed quotations along with live poultry and dairy product prices. Includes egg, wheat, corn, barley, timothy, clover seed quotes and cattle and hog receipts for market reports. Describes retail and wholesale kitchen staples with fluctuating prices and near-term supply notes.
Court awards total in Elyria injury and related cases
In a personal injury suit, Lowell G. Stone of Elyria received 150 dollars in settlement from The Specialty Brass Company for injuries from a July 16 1986 automobile accident on Cleveland road. Stone's mother Anna K. Storck was awarded 305 dollars in the same matter. Vanderson of Bon Air avenue pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined 25 dollars plus costs, with the fine suspended on good behavior after being found asleep on Sugar Ridge road driveway.
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Lowell G. Stone
Elyria
Specalty Brass Company
Cleveland Road
Anna K. Storck
Frank Kitchenreither
Sugar Ridge Road
Julius Vanderson
Bon Air Avenue
Kuchenreicher
Sheriff's Department
Michael Bulzomi
Vanderson
Justice of the Peace
Preston Coon
Stenographer Becomes Vice President of 250000 Firm
In Cleveland on March 12 35 year old Nellie Kazar a stenographer became vice president and treasurer of the East Shore Machine Products Company after inheriting control from her late father Henry C Gottschalt. She plans a 10 percent wage increase and a sales trip to meet customers, saying she is the country’s only machine parts saleswoman.
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Cleveland
U.R
Nellie Kazar
Kazar
East Shore Machine Products Company
Henry C. Gottschalt
Gottschakt
Districts face changes under the Foundation Program
State funds will cover tuition for high school students while district boards must fund local needs. Avon Lake shows a large levy surplus but still gains state aid, bringing total to 59 487. Ridgeville Township, Sheffield Lake, and Black River Township vary in reliance on the three mill levy and state funds, with some districts receiving no additional aid. One room schools remain in operation in several townships, including Russia No 3 No 4 and No 7, Middle Ridge, South Ridge, Murray Ridge and West Ridge.
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Avon Lake
Ridgeville Township
Sheffield Lake
Black River Township
Russia Township
Middle Ridge
South Ridge
Amherst Township
Murray Ridge
West Ridge
Carlisle Township
Elyria Township
Rochester Township
Center
Deaths of Joan G Law and Harry Stewart in Ohio
JOAN G LAW aged 85 died March 11 at her daughter Mrs Hubert Edwards home in Medina. Funeral services set for Tong Acre Funeral Home Medina Sunday March 14 at 1 45 pm and Emmanuel Evangelical Church Valley City 2 30 pm. Harry Stewart 55 of 196 Woodbury street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital this morning after an operation. He was a Western Automatic fireman born in Los Angeles and lived in Elyria 18 years. Surviving wife Margaret E Stewart two sons Harry W Stewart Nova and Arthur L Stewart Elyria and two grandchildren. Friends may call Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with services Monday at 2 99 pm.
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John G. Law
Hubert Edwards
Medina
Tongacre Funeral Home
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Valley City
Ohio
Harry Stewart
Woodbury Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Stewart
Western Automatic
Los Angeles
California
Elyria
Church of Christ
Margaret E. Stewart
Harry W. Stewart
Nova
Arthur L. Stewart
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Blauvelt Funerals for George J Blauvelt
Funeral services for George J Blauvelt of 324 1 2 Kenyon Avenue will be held Saturday at 2:00 PM at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Will Foster of the Church of Christ officiating Burial will follow in Ridgelawn Cemetery in Detroit local notices say the service is in the afternoon at the Sudro Curtis home with burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery
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George J. Blauvelt
Kenyon Avenue
Detroit
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Will Foster
Church of Christ
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Beach accident trial questions city liability in suit
A jury trial began to decide if a city can be liable for injuries after a boy reckless play on Lorain beach. The $25,000 suit by Mrs. Bartha Goodman accuses city and 17-year-old Joe Poltrone of causing a severe back injury at Lakeview Park last August. City Park Superintendent Crehore testified no beach supervision existed and no complaints were filed. A separate $15,000 claim by Samuel Goodman for loss of his wife's services is also pending. Stanley Noster seeks divorce from Agnes Noster on grounds of gross neglect.
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Guy B. Findley
Bartha Goodman
Lorain
Joe Poltrone
Poltrone
Dykstra Expected to Accept Wisconsin University Presidency
Cincinnati city manager Clarence A. Dykstra is reported to accept the presidency of the University of Wisconsin. He declined to comment on Madison reports but called the Wisconsin post one of the United States' most important. He earlier met Wisconsin representatives in Chicago over eight months ago.
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Cincinnati
University of Wisconsin
Clarence A. Dykstra
Dykstra
Madison
United States
Wisconsin
Chicago
Union drive and oil tips in early March report
Continued coverage notes U A W leaders pressing Chrysler and Hudson Company talks with no date for renewed conferences. Homer Martin forecasts union growth to 300000 by March end as VU A W plans a Cleveland meeting to coordinate strategy while recommending Mobiloil changes at the Brown Oil Company outlet on West Avenue and Second.
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Hudson Company
Hudson
Homer Martin
Chrysler
Martin
VU. A. W
General Motors
Cleveland
Mobiloil
Brown of Comany
West Avenue
Public sale near Eaton Center auctions farm stock and tools
Auction at 12 50 P M Wednesday March 17 at the seller s residence one mile east and three quarters mile south of Eaton Center features three horses two mares a two year old gelding and a mix of cattle chickens hay grain and farm implements including grain binder drill wagons implements and two tons Timothy hay 109 bushels oats and two tons ear corn CASS terms day of sale George Wear Kete Clayton H Squy auctioneer Les Kalineut clerk
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Eaton Center
Cass
George Wear Kete Clayton H
Squy
Les Kalineut
Big Resule
Nca
Fordson
Roman Bash Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
Public Auction at Smalley Farm Near Rochester and Brighton
A public auction at the Smalley farm 1 4-2 miles north of Rochester or 1 1-2 miles south of Brighton on Tuesday March 16 commencing at 12:50 PM. Items include one work mare about 1300 lbs, three cattle head, two Guernsey cows milking, a Guernsey heifer due soon, 28 sheep with lambs, plus numerous implements and farm gear. Terms cash. Mrs W B Smalley and Roy E Baker, Auctioneers. Tel Wellington 567-R.
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Smalley
Rochester
Brighton
Guernsey
W. BR. Smalley
Roy E. Baker
Tel
Wellington
Farm Auction Promises Cattle Tools and Hay Offer
Sebastian Nieding owner Clayton H. Soor Auctioneer Leo Klineet conducts a Tuesday March 16 sale at 12 30 PM at the homestead one mile north of Telegraph Road on State Route 62 North Murray Ridges. Items include a bay mare 15, two Jersey cows milking and a springer, various farm tools, hay and grain, cream separator and miscellaneous gear. Cash terms, no goods removed until settled.
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North Murray Ridges
Wnt
Jersey
Sebastian Nieding
Clayton H. Soor
Leo Klineet
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