President Roosevelt Urges Law To Force Honesty In Trade
President Roosevelt on March 23 urged Congress to compel a minority of evaders in food and drug manufacturing to act honestly. He proposed extending federal regulation to advertising and the enforcement of identity and quality standards for foods and medicines to curb adulteration and protect honest businesses. The plan aims to shield consumers and ensure fair competition.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
May Apply Monday For Truck Licenses
Truck owners may apply Monday for license plates at three quarter rate, effective April 1, per deputy registrars. Passenger car plates at reduced rate start April 1. Early truck applications will be accepted but plates cannot be used until April 1 due to state processing in Columbus. This marks the first quarterly reduction of 1935.
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Columbus
Local Ping Pong Tourney Near End
The city wide ping pong tournament sponsored by the YMCA is near its end with one semifinal remaining before the final to crown the champion. Charles Terry defeated Fred Wise in one semifinal, while Jack Dillman and John Pitts vie Monday night for the other spot against Terry.
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Charles Terry
Fred Wise
Jack Dillman
John Pitts
Terry
German Speaker To Give Two Lectures
Dr. Karl Heim of the University of Tuebingen in Württemberg will deliver two lectures in the Haskell series at First Church on March 25 and 26 at 4 15 p m. The topics are Nationalism and Christ His Church and the World. Heim, a Luther an theologian and minister, holds a professorship at Tuebingen and serves as pastor of the Württemberg state church.
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Oberlin
Karl Heim
University of Tuebinson
Wurtemburg
Germany
Heim
Gram
Congregational Christian Churches of Ohio Conference
Evangelical
Lutheran Faith
Tuebinson
Town Preachers Lead April Funeral Services
Prominent local clergy Dr. Fiske Dr. Horton Dr. Brown and Dr. Huntley will headline covering services for John The Disciple Beloved April 14 and The Man who refused to be Reade April 21. John was admired figure attended by educator leaders of the town.
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John
Thomas
Fiske
Horton
Brown
Huntley
Oberlin Zovtoss Club Displays Thirty Gish School Petals
The Zovtoss Club of Oberlin College shows thirty Gish schools at Wright Laboratory in an afternoon and evening exhibit. Thirty-three distinct avets are presented in the M. M. Metals Club Zoology Demonstration. A student project under zoology majors supervision.
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Oberlin College
Wright Laboraty
M. M. Metals Club
Marriage Of Oberlin Couple Announced
Mrs Lena Rowe announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret to Evyn Brandt of South Pleasant street Sharon Pa was the setting Oberlin home is now their residence Brandt is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred the marriage took place on March 20 and they will reside in Oberlin afterwards
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Lena Rowe
Ununion Street
Margaret
Eviyn Brandt
South Pleasant Street
Sharon
Oberlin
Brandt
Fred
Junior Church Series Set by Fest Church at Fairchild Co
The Fest Church junior field department will go to Fairchild Co for a junior church series. The morning service begins at 10 15 with Class 7 1 depart ment meeting at the first part of the hour. The junior choir directed by Mrs Holmes will sing at this service.
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Fairchild Co
Holmes
Sre
Oberlin Women’s Club Garden Dept to Meet at Mrs Bayard’s
The Garden department of the Oberlin Women’s Club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs J Bayard at 74 South Cedar Avenue. A business meeting of the Oberlin Women’s Club will follow this gathering.
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Oberlin Women’s Club
Past Matrons Group Entertains At Supper
The Past Matrons of the Eastern Stars hosted a supper for their husbands and the Past Patrons and their wives in the Eastern Star rooms. About fifty attended. After dinner eight ladies performed a one act comedy A Little Matter of Money featuring Mesdames Braithwaite Blackwell Champion Christy Clevenger Parsons Cameron and Edwards with Mrs. Ed Hoeh on piano.
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Mesdames Braithwaite
Blackwell
Champion
Christy
Clevenger
Parsons
Cameron
Edwards
Ed Hoeh
Dr Walter Fiske to speak on Holy Week in Jerusalem
Dr Walter Fiske of the Theological Seminary will speak at First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening at 7 19 p m. He will show pictures from Jerusalem Holy Week and present incidents significant to all Christians to emphasize the event’s relevance and reality.
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Walter Fiske
In Theological Seminary
Jerusalem
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fiske
Baptists To Offer Pre Easter Services at First Church
A series of pre Easter services will be held each Sunday morning at the First Baptist Church starting March 24 conducted by Reverend Bertram Crocker. He will preach on different disciples each Sunday with March 24 James Son of Thunder and March 31 Peter The Man who became a Rock.
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First Baptist Church
Bertram Crocker
James Son
Thunder
Peter
Elyria Briefs Honor Birthday of Mrs Julia Richmond
Mr and Mrs E J Yeamans hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Julia Richmond eighty one at Mrs Dor Billings Elyria home Richmond sister in law to Mrs Yeamans Bert Davis undergoing surgery at Allen Hospital Ernest and Mrs Fiske Canton visitors staying with Mrs Clarence Wright then to Portsmouth to settle there Miss Juanita Leiby Monroe ville overnight guest at Yeaman home former Oberlin School of Commerce student now living with the Yeamans
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E. J. Yeamans
Dor Billings
Elyria
Julia Richmond
Juanita Leiby
Monroeville
E. J. Peaman
Morgan Street
Grafton Homemakers Club Reschedules Meeting to Reichard Home
The Grafton Homemakers Club will meet next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. E. W. Reichard. The event is planned for March 27 with Miss Bird, extension agent, giving a talk on Iings.
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Grafton Homemakers Club
E. W. Reichard
Miss Bird
Iings
Court House Report and Breathing of Suits Across County
Draper reports radio stolen from home near LaGrange road last evening. First Savings and Loan sues John B Thompson et al for 1455 on promissory note. Foreclosure sought in Brigh ton township. Emily Whitney sues Charles Whitney for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married 1935. William MacNeal granted divorce from Mary MacNeal by Judge D A Cook. Bank of Berea sues Orro Weitzel for 407 and George Weitzel for 205 through Columbia Township property sale.
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First Savings and Loan Company
John B. Thompson
Brighton Township
Emily Whitney
Charles Whitney
William MacNeal
Mary MacNeal
D A. Cook
Bank of Berea Company
Orro Weitzel
Columbia Township
George Weitzel
Ohio News In Brief items from Alliance and surrounding areas
Coroner T C McQuate investigated the death of 50 year old T F Schuster a Pittsburgh mail handler who died in a local hospital after being found unconscious on a passenger train between Salem and Alliance. Charles Sperry pleaded not guilty to embezzling 6500 dollars from the Bank of Ashley where he served as president. Thomas Collins aged 91 a Civil War veteran died from burns after his bed clothing caught fire.
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Alliance
T. C. McQuate
T. F. Schuster
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Schuster
Salem
Delaware
Charles Sperry
Bank of Ashley
Logan, CO
Thomas Collins
Resolution by Chamber of Commerce Elyria
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution urging immediate steps to end violence terrorism and vandalism in Elyria. It asks the mayor chief of police and Lorain County sheriff to marshal law enforcement and call on citizens through committees for assistance, with copies sent to the named officials.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Ohio
City of
First Offenders Pen on Coast Discussed
SACRAMENTO Cal Feasibility of a Southern California prison for first offenders will be taken up by the legislature within the next few weeks. There seems to be little doubt that an appropriation for construction of a new penitentiary would be approved. Recommendation for the new prison and for the creation of road camps and a farm on which prisoners can work was made by the State Prison Board following a demand for an explanation of the recent San Quentin break. Three escapers assaulted Warden James Holohan and kidnapped three members of the board.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
State Prison Board
San Quentin
James Holohan
Jail Clean-Up Suggests Bath Tubs At Erie County Jail
Sandusky March 23 The Erie county jail was in the market for bath tubs state Inspector L W Woodring called it his main recommendation for a clean up He praised Sheriff W J Moore for his conduct of the institution
Woman in Income Tax Crisis Found Dead in Cincinnati
The 85 year old Rosa J. Grossman, a retired Cincinnati schoolteacher, was found dead in a hotel room with a bottle of poison nearby. The coroner ruled death by her own action. Dr W Edwards Schenck told the coroner the woman feared possible income tax citation. Her income consisted of a monthly Columbus pension and investment returns, exact amounts unknown.
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Cincinnati
Rosa J. Grossman
State Prohibition Director May Remove District Officer
Affidavits released disclose Benny Ballat of the state liquor department allegedly urged two inspectors to “zo at va Cleveland” for permit revocation cases. The counsel for permit holders, Elder, was said to be a friend of Cleveland Democratic leader Burr Gonger and urged saving money by pushing cases. The matter centers on the removal process and appeal rights under civil service review.
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State Prohibition Department
Civil Service Body
PLE. Tiemc
Ohio Penitentors
Liquer
Maurice Schap‘4
Joan Demko
Benny Ballat
Stata Liquer Department
Cleveland
S.erTe
Cn Elder
Mit
Hotes
Burr Gonger
Eveland
City Chemist Offers Free Maple Syrup Tests
City chemist E G Curtiss announced he will perform free tests on maple syrup samples to determine authenticity for any submitter. Reports say much maple syrup sold as genuine contains cane or beet sugar, misleading buyers.
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E. G. Curtiss
Washington Cathedral Tower Height Rivaling Monument
The Washington Cathedral will feature a central tower rising 107 feet above the Washington Monument when completed. It stands on Mount Saint Alban, at 490 feet above the city proper, marking a notable skyline prominence.
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Washington Cathedral
Potomac River
Washington Monument
Mount Saint Alban
City
Mary Moore faces assault and battery charges in Youngstown
Mary Moore, 39, mother of seven, is charged with assault and battery after relief case worker Miss Vivian Thomas says Moore attacked her near Moore home as she visited other relief clients. Moore claims Thomas refused to provide adequate clothing for the Moore family.
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Youngstown O
Mary Moore
Vivian Thomas
Miss Thomas
Moore
Boy Bitten by Police Dog In Yard Incident
Eugene Brandt of 290 Marseilles avenue was bitten on the lip by a police dog yesterday in the yard of Dave Herbst at 409 Cleveland street where the dog was tied. Brandt was taken to Elyria Clinic by Lawrence Smith, according to police reports.
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Eugene Brandt
Marseilles Avenue
Dave Herbst
Cleveland Street
Elyria Clinic
Lawrence Smith
Meanest mortal hunt stuns Sandusky police
In Sandusky Ohio on March 22 police hunted a so called meanest mortal after Mary Smith a 70 year old woman returning from relief headquarters sat to rest in a park and woke to find her basket of groceries missing The text also notes a historical reference to Britain’s 1833 labor act and its predicted impact on manufacturers in a separate aside.
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Sandusk, O
Mary Smith
Relief Headquarters
Britain
License plates stolen from car in Devon Apartments area
Ne 7 Devon Apartments resident H. L. DeBray told police last night that his car had its two license plates taken. The plate number reported is V 526.
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H. L. DeBray
Devon Apartments
Cigaret Machine Loot At Newell Hotel Bar
The cigarette machine in the Newell Hotel bar room was broken open and $13.50 worth of cigarettes were stolen. The Cigaret Service Company of Cleveland reported the theft to police yesterday, as the operator of the machine.
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Newell Hotel
Cigaret Service Company of
Cleveland
Hoover edges toward a new Republican program
The article analyzes Herbert Hoover's stance as Republican leaders split over policy after the 1934 vote. Observers see Hoover shifting, presenting a cautious critique of the New Deal era and urging a modern Republican approach. A cabinet member recalls Hoover as a transformed, philosophical figure.
Milford Horace Fined For Intoxication In City Court
Milford Horace was fined ten dollars and court costs after being arraigned this morning before Mayor W. H. Vanoster for intoxication.
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Milford
Horace
W. H. Vanoster
Three men named to study NRA impact on small firms
The finance committee selected W. Jett Lauck economist James A Horton chief counsel of the FTC and Richard P Whitler Hortons assistant to study NRA effects on business especially the little fellow. The subject links to extending NIRA and enforcing anti trust principles to curb monopolies and price fixing.
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NIRA
Finance Committee
Little Fellow
Clarence Darrow
W. Jett Lauck
James A. Horton
Federal Trade Commission
Richard P. Whitler
Horton
Robbers dynamite Summerfield post office safe
Dynamiters blew the Summerfield Ohio post office safe early today and stole 250 dollars in stamps and postal funds. They fled toward Carlisle as a posse led by Sheriff Clint Lucas launched a search. The commentary notes that much wealth lies in bonds and shares tied to future earnings.
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Caldwell
Summerfield
Noble County
Carlisle
Clint Lucas
Steel and Tubes Dispute Over Unsafe Plant Conditions
Union leaders describe a walkout at the Superior Division plant after failed talks with management. They accuse bosses of delaying safety fixes and using armed strikebreakers while demanding immediate improvements, fair wages, medical facilities, and protections for female workers. The company cites violence by a mob, warns against unionists who caused disturbances, and says production continues with loyal employees remaining at work.
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Steel & Tubes, Inc. Superior Division
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
Elyria
Ohio
Steel & Tubes. Inc
Stfikers
Harrison
Steel and Tubes, Superior Division
Mechanics Educational Society of America
U. S. Department of Labor
Fox
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Lorain
MARKET PRICE SHEET FOR PRODUCE POULTRY AND POTATOES
Ohio and local markets show mixed prices across produce and poultry. Potatoes quoted at 1.00 to 1.10 per 100 pounds bag. Ohio and New York references vary from 70 to 80 cents and Florida crates priced at about 2.00 to 2.10 per bushel. Pond terms note steady poultry with fowls under six pounds and older birds at specified cents per pound.
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Leghorn
Brothers Rocks
Ohio
New York
Florida
Chicago market reports on butter eggs and poultry pricing
Chicago markets show butter receipts at 10 554 tubs with varied grade prices from 29 1 2 to 39 1 2 cents. Egg receipts reach 227 068 cases with un settled and graded lots. Poultry arrivals include one car and steady to firm hens under five pounds at around 20 1 2 cents.
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Chicago
Apartment And Store Damaged By Fire In Endley Block
A defective fireplace mantle blamed for a fire that damaged an apartment and the B T Bastian grocery in the Endley Block near Middle Avenue and Third Street. The blaze started on the second floor above the store, confined to two joist pockets and flooring under the mantle area. Water caused additional groceries damage before firefighters arrived.
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Endley
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Fire Department
Fire Call on Louisiana Avenue Turns Out False Alarm
Firemen rushed to Louisiana avenue early this morning after a report of a car fire but found no burning vehicle along the street. The alarm proved unfounded as no fire was discovered.
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Louisiana Avenue
Agricultural market prices and commodities report
The page lists prices for poultry, dairy, and produce including Leghorn poultry, Rock fryorns, and turkeys with fractions, potatoes with state breakdowns and shipments, and grain values such as No 1 and No 2 wheats with dollar figures. It notes U S Department of Agriculture involvement and various seed prices like Timothy and Clover Seed.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
U. S
LU. S
Idaho
US S
Florida
Bliss
U.S
Grain and feeds price roundup from Cleveland exchanges
Quotations from Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange and Fairchild Milling Co. list corn, oats, wheat, flour, hay, straw and mill feeds by bushel or ton. Prices cover No 3 yellow corn, No 2 oats, No 1 red wheat, flour jobbing, middlings, bran, cottonseed meal and alfalfa values with multiple grades and cuts.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Sheets Elewator Co
Timothy
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