Delay Action On Utilities Measures In Ohio Senate
The Ohio Senate utilities committee postponed action on two Espy bills aimed at speeding commission handling of rate controversies. Provisions would require up to date on site inventories and that an examiner hear cases when the commission is busy. The panel deemed the bills defective and set substitute drafts, with a recess looming.
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Columbus
Utilities Committee
Senate
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Association On Public Utilities
Commission
Utilities
Son
Harold Mosier
Dem
Cleveland
Demands to Know Condition of Banks in Columbus
State Rep Hirick asks Ira Fulton to publish at once the true condition of Union and Guardian Trust companies of Cleveland. He cites depositor pleas and says public officials must act amid the banking situation.
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Columbus, CO
State Banking Department
Union and Guardian Trust Companies
Cleveland
Ira J. Fulton
William F. Enrics
Hirick
Guardian and Union Trust Companies
Fulton
Women Plan to Attend Sales Tax Meeting
Women from Elyria join men in a Lorain County campaign to discuss proposed Ohio sales tax legislation. Thomas A. Ryan of Cleveland will speak at Lorain High School auditorium at 8 PM about how the bills affect consumers, merchants, and residents.
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Ohio
Elyria
Lorain High School
Thomas A. Ryan
Cleveland
Lorain County
Youth gets life for murdering butcher in Cleveland
Leo Berkowitz, 17, was sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Samuel Moss, a meat dealer, during an attempted holdup on January 18. Judge Virgil J. Terrell spared the electric chair by recommending mercy. Berkowitz admitted the shooting but said he did not know the sun would explode.
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Cleveland
Leo Berkowitz
Samuel Moss
Common Pleas
Virgil J. Terrell
Jerey
Berkovitz
Two Youths Freed After Radio Theft Admittance
Two boys who admitted stealing a small radio from Frank Dolbee of 230 Bath street were released on future good behavior after a reprimand from Police Chief E. J. Stankard yesterday.
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Frank Dolbee
Bath Street
E. J. Stankard
Woman reports stalker follows resident home
Mrs. Charlotte Smith of 221 Oberlin road reported being followed from Fourth street and Middle avenue to 12th street at 11:45 p m yesterday. Police searched the area and escorted her to her home, but could not locate the man fitting the description.
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Charlotte Smith
Oberlin Road
Fourth Street
Middle Avenue
12Th Street
Fence Damage Reported at 116 Chestnut Street
Martin Albert reports to police that a gang of boys damaged a fence in front of his property at 116 Chestnut Street and are generally creating a disturbance at night.
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Martin Albert
Chestnut Street
Car Damaged After City Bus Collision on Broad Street
Thomas Southam of 355 Kenyon Avenue reported rear of his car was damaged when struck by a city bus driven by Morris Nesbit on Broad Street around 5 PM yesterday.
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Thomas Southam
Kenyon Avenue
Morris Nesbit
Broad Street
Bicycle Stolen Reported by Mr Mumaw
Mr. Mumaw of 81 West er street reported to police a bicycle was stolen from the place yesterday. Riv thar his.
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Mumaw
Wester Street
Rivthar
Y-Indus Club Plans Plays and Bridge Tourney
The Y-Indus Club met at the YMCA to discuss a group of one act plays to be staged in Ebrria and vicinity with Denton Whitmore chairing the play committee. A bridge tournament with the Agenda Club is set for April 11. Robert Green was named the new physical activities chairman.
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Y-Indus Club
Denton Whitmore
Ebrria
Agenda
Robert Green
Despondent Man Ends His Life Near Stop 11 Lake Avenue
John Novacek, 32, of Stop 11 Lake Avenue, shot himself at about 11 25 A M after seven weeks of illness. He rose from bed, retrieved a shotgun, sat in a chair, and triggered the weapon against his left chest with a cane. He lived with his sister Mrs Marie Zagorskey and her husband, a deputy sheriff. The body was taken to the Taylor Funeral Home.
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John Novacek
Lake Avenas
Novacek
Marie Zagorskey
Taylor Funeral Home
Cummings Will Remain in Cabinet
Washington March 29 Homer Cummings will stay as Attorney General in the Roosevelt cabinet and will not become Governor General of the Philippines The move reflects belief his services are essential to carry out the Roosevelt program and that he should remain in the Department of Justice longer than an initial month designation
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Washington
Homer Cummings
Roosevelt
Philippines
Cummings
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Theodore Roosevelt
Islands
Department of Justice
Fire damages century-old Presbyterian Church in Bandon
Rescue volunteers saved the 290 year old Presbyterian church in Bandon Ieland after a blaze severely damaged the building. Fire crews battled the flames and stopped further spread while parish records and stained glass were protected where possible.
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Niate
Bandon
Ieland
Plan to Go Back To Oil Lamps in Rate Battle
Several hundred Windham Electric Company customers join a campaign to slash electricity rates. Residents of Braceville Southington and Windham push for a five cent first four kilowatts three cents up to one hundred kilowatts and twenty cents thereafter with service charges reduced from two to one dollar. Al Rood chairs the consumers group as they threaten to return to oil lamps and candles while the utility argues the proposed terms.
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Ohio Public Service Company
Reed
D.o
Demonstration on teaching deaf children at Elks Club
At the Elks Club yesterday Mrs. Mary Speers from the Franklin School special Deaf class demonstrated teaching methods for deaf children. Two students, ages second and fifth grade, showed how they learn letter sounds to speak words they read. Lawrence H. Webber announced the club’s fifteenth anniversary party has been postponed two months from next Wednesday.
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Eiyria Rotar
Bom Aers
Esterday
Stoen
Ars
Abshi
Sia Ulsers
Elks’ Club
Mary Speers
Ikea Franklin
Lawrence H. Webber
Death Notice John Heidrich 85 Henrietta resident
John Heidrich aged 85 died at his home in Henrietta at midnight. His wife predeceased him by three years. He is survived by sons Henry Louis William of this city J C Heidrich of Amherst Charles Heidrich of Henrietta and daughters Mrs Philip Batten Kipton and Mrs Gary Berg. Also fourteen grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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John Heidrich
Henrietta
Mr. Heidrich
Henry
Louis
William Heidrich
City
J. C. Heidrich
Amherst
Charles Heidrich
Philip Battenhouse
Kipton
Gary Berg
Court actions include fine and probation for bus near Mageville
J J Strand of Cleveland was fined ten dollars for passing a school bus near Mageville yesterday. Justice Joseph Potro suspended imposition and placed Strand on probation with Deputy Sheriff William Host who made the arrest. Emma F Gudgell seeks divorce from William on grounds of gross neglect. the suit stems from a 1921 marriage with one child.
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J. J. Strand
Cleveland
Mageville
Joseph Potro
Sesterve
Strand
Wilam Host
Emma F. Gudgell
Lerag
Wilam
Ohio betting tax bill passes Senate to governor
The Ohio legislature approves a betting tax bill creating a state racing commission of three members. Revenue sharing details set state cuts at 10, 15 and 20 percent by daily handle brackets, with track operators allowed to keep 10 percent after taxes. Estimated annual state revenue about 550000. Rep. W. F. Frick led the support effort.
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Columbus
Mary
Emmons
Ar Cs Ries
Ohio
Whitesey
Senate
Lensai
Gesenay
Tim
Nering
W. F. Firick
Cleveland
Nineteenth Century Club Marks 33rd Anniversary in Oberlin
Mrs. Clarence Wright hosted the Nineteenth Century club for its thirty third anniversary at Woodland Avenue. Charter members led the meeting with reminiscences of early days and a paper on club history. Miss Good and Miss Studer entertained with music as calendars and photos from all thirty three years were shown.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Clarence Wright
Woodland Avenue
Beckwith
W. L. Pergons
W. C. Christy
Miss Good
Conservatory of Music
Miss Studer
Conservatory
Frank Beckwith
W. L. Persons
H. F. Smith
J. W. Hil
W.D. Hobbs
Father and Son Banquet Planned by GMC Club
The Men's Civic club met at Samuel Mungeon's home on South Park Street to finalize plans for the sixth annual Father and Son Banquet set for April 7 at Mt. Zion Baptist church. Main speaker will be Dan Kinsey Oberlin College track coach with Olympic anecdotes. brief talks also by Rev Brown Mt Zion and Rev Somerville Theological Seminary.
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Samuel Mungeon
South Park Street
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Dan Kinsey
Oberlin College
Riis
Burton
Civics Club
Rev. Brown
Mr. Zion Baptist Church
Rev
Somerville
The
Theological Seminary
Oberlin Women’s Club Holds Monthly Meeting
Twenty members of the Oberlin Business and Professional Women's club attended the regular monthly gathering at Oberlin Tavern. After a 6:30 dinner, three girls presented a program of stunts and music led by Miss Peggy Rich.
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Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club
Oberlin Tavern
Peggy Rich
Evening program in Elyria features acrobats and music by local artists
Mond of Elyria performed acrobatic stunts while Dorothy Nau of Oberlin provided piano accompaniment and Mildred Eckhardt of Elyria played violin. After the show the remainder of the evening was spent solving jigsaw puzzles.
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Mond
Elyria
Dorothy Nau
Oberlin
Mildred Eckhardt
Lakewood Exchange Club Talk by Mr Bailey at Oberlin Meeting
Mr Bailey president of the Lakewood Exchange club spoke at the Oberlin Exchange club meeting Monday at Oberlin Inn. He discussed the State Exchange Federation program aimed at reducing government costs. Members brought clothing for the relief Chest committee to gain admission.
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Lakewood
Bailey
Lakewood Exchange Club
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
State Exchange Federation
Relief Committee
Literature Club Hears Hymns at Heacox Home Meeting
The Literature department of the Qbertin Women's club met at Mrs. E. A. Heacox on West College street with over forty members present. The program topic was Nine teenth Century Hymns and Popular songs demonstrated by groups of ladies, with Mrs Iva T. King in charge and Mrs. Ferguson leading the singing.
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Qbertin Women’s Club
E. A. Heacox
West College Street
Ganz
Iva T. King
Ferguson
Social notes from Toledo and nearby communities
Mr and Mrs T R Wilson of Toledo visit at J M Perryman’s North Cedar avenue home. Mrs O A Lindquist hosts a bridge party on Fourth street this evening. Mrs George Brown of St Louis expected to arrive for a weeks stay with her parents on East Lora Street. James Perryman taken to Allen hospital Saturday and improving. Mrs Fred Lamb of Detroit staying two weeks with her mother Julia Jones of Morgan street. Mrs M E Osmer and daughter Nau and Gilbert visit Lorain with Mrs Chas Smith. Oberlin Women’s Club Music Department meets Friday March 31 at Mrs L T Mc Farland’s 1381 Forest street. meeting date changed. Mrs George Jackson and daughter Wendolyn and Mrs Amy Ingraham visit friends in Elyria Monday.
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T. R. Wilson
Toledo
J. M. Perryman
North Cedar Avenue
O. A. Lindquist
Fourth Street
George Brown
St. Louis
H. F. Smith
East Lora Street
James Perryman
Allen Hospital
Siowan
Fred Lamb
Detroit
Mich
Julia Jones
Morgan Street
M. E. Osmer
Nau
Gilbert
Lorain
Chas. Smith
Oberlin Women’s Club
L. T. McFarland
Forest
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Amy Ingraham
Elyria
Lewis Mercantile to Remain in Present Location
The Lewis Mercantile Company will stay in its current building after a property transfer to Florence Lewis Ranum's heirs enabled a business adjustment. The Lewis Economy Store moves to the basement of the main building and will continue serving the public from its present site.
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Lewis Mercantile Company
E. Gillis
Florence Lewis Ranun
Mercantile Company
Gillis
Lewis Economy
Legion News Highlights And Banquet Plans In Lorain County
Dr Ralph W Falls of Wellington will lead the Lorain Post 39 banquet at Hotel Antlers on May 6 with Congressman Martin Sweeney as speaker. A Wellington Service Office conference on April 9 was cancelled due to a county banquet. Membership drives continue as Carl F Wolf reports. The cemetery seeks Herbert Trusdale, buried in Ridge Lawn Soldiers Plot, whose exact grave location remains unknown. a Government monument awaits placement once found. Local American Legion posts across Lorain and surrounding towns are active.
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Ralph W. Falls
Wellington
Carl F. Wolf
Herbert Trusdale
Pennsylvania
Ridgelawn
Lorain
Elyria
Avon
Avon Lake
Amherst
South Amherst
Oberlin
Bills Adopted by Legislature in Ohio House Actions
Columbus March 29 Bills adopted in the state legislature include measures to reduce penalties for non-payment of Miami conservancy district dues, establish a state racing commission and legalize pari mutuel betting, fix chauffeurs license dates, designate a daily law journal for court calendars, allow annual deposit of school funds, and create retirement and term extension provisions for state employees and county officials. The House also approved transferring the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to the Highway Department and establishing a state highway patrol system.
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Kane
Montgomery
Miami
Wolfe of Richland
Common Pleas
Ingersoll of Trumbul
Haynes
Coshocton
Master of
Cusahoga
Emmons
Summit
Summi
Suit Against Lewis Mercantile Co. Dismissed
Judge W B Thompson dismissed the suit of Joseph Rauh against the Lewis Mercantile Company for 5712 dollars. Court records show the case ended yesterday in this ruling.
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Lewis Mercantile
Joseph Rauh
Lewis Mercantile Company
W. B. Thompson
Markets Report From Cleveland and Chicago Prices
Cleveland markets show steady butter poultry and hogs with varied fowl prices and mixed lamb and calf quotes. Chicago cash quotations list butter eggs poultry and grain futures with modest changes and stable hogs and cattle values across receipts and shipments.
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Chicago
Idec
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
I. S
Wisconsin
Tdahe
Colorado
Ted M
Minniseta
Nou Dahord
Edrly Ohlos
South Dakota
Ohios
COMAN
Timothy
Roosevelt’s 1933 White House actions outlined
The text lists measures and personal notes from FDR’s early presidency, including salary cuts, a personal call to Oliver Wendell Holmes, a civilian conservation corps proposal, outreach to protesting Communists, farm relief experiments, renaming secretaries, consolidating farm loan offices, and Mrs. Roosevelt’s growing schedule of travels, press conferences, grandchild swings, knitting, and slum visits.
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Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Civilian Conservation Corps
Army
White House
Colouis Howe
Revolutionary Farm Relief
Tonie
Mac
Steve
Sissie
Buzzie’ Dall
Roosevelt
House
Washington
Frankfort mayor vows to discharge Jewish city employees
The Frankfort am Main mayor announced that, in view of false atrocity propaganda abroad, all Jewish city employees will be discharged at the end of their current contracts. The Navy Department postponed visits by sailors from German units pending personnel changes.
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Frankfort-am- Main
Navy Department
Tall hat saved Marlene Dietrich life on film set
Hollywood learned today that a tall plug hat Dietrich wore with her riding habit broke the fall when her horse threw her during a scene. She was thrown on her head but escaped with a minor concussion after doctors treated her. The incident occurred at the same spot where Joan Bennett fell a year earlier.
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Hollywood
Marlene Dietrich
Miss Dietrich
Joan Bennett
Grain and feed prices in Cleveland market notes
Market update lists corn, wheat, oats prices per bushel and hay per ton, flour per barrel, and various feeds. Also covers farm produce in local markets including carrots lettuce onions and greens with prices in cents and dollars per basket or dozen bundles.
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Cleveland
Tasket
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