Pro And Cons Of Nudism Debated In Ohio House
Ohio lawmakers debate the Nudist bill seeking to outlaw a local camp after a raid. Rep. Lawrence F. Kellar argues current laws permit arrests, while the National Sunbathing Association calls it an invasion of rights. The bill would punish nude exposure before the opposite sex with fines up to 200 dollars or six months in jail, with medical and art exceptions.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Ohio
Lawrence F. Kellar
Delaware
National Sunbathing Association
Kellar
Father And Son To Be Executed
Harry Dingledine 56 and Henry Dingledine 29 of Columbus are slated for execution by electric chair at the Ohio Penitentiary on April 19. They were convicted with Harry Chapman 37 of Chicago for the 1937 killing of Patrolman Martin Randolph during a hold-up gun battle. The Ohio Supreme Court denied review of lower court rulings on joint versus separate trials.
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Columbus
Harry Dingledine
Henry Dingledine
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio
Harry Chapman
Chicago
Springfield
Martin Randolph
Ohio Supreme Court
Clark County Common Pleas Court
Bill to Take Judiciary Out of Partisan Politics Is Killed
Columbus Ohio March 30 elections committee of the House killed Rep George C McCandless bill proposing all judicial candidates be nominated by petition instead of partisan primary selection. Committee voted 8 3 to indefinitely postpone further consideration. Probate Judge J H Lamneck and Rep Kenneth Perry urged approval as a means to take judiciary out of partisan politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Elections Committee
House
George C. McCandless
R. Butler
J H. Lamneck
Tuscarawas County
Kenneth Perry
D. Crawford
LaGrange Church Cancels Services Due to Flu
Announcement from LaGrange M E Church says no services this week owing to illness of Pastor Weyrick who has the flu. Rev Weyrick is hospitalized or recovering at home as the church pauses worship.
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Rev. Weyrick
LaGrange Methodist Church
Bricker Folked at Grid Dinner With Ripper Nickname
At the Columbus Press Club gridiron dinner the press mocked public officials led by Governor John W. Bricker. The show titled The Rippertorial Follies of 1939 lampooned the new Republican administration and named Bricker Old Jack Ripper in a burlesque skit.
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Columbus, CO
Columbus Press Club
Republican State Administration
Jack Ripper
Rippin
Civil Service and Tax Commission
Ed Schorr
Man Ripper
Charles Sawyer
Arthur H. Day
James C. Woodard
Ohio Penitentiary
Woodard
Amrine
Sherwood
Louisiana the Finest burned by Cleveland schools head
Cleveland Ohio March 30 Superintendent Charles H Lake rejected a Louisiana publication titled Louisiana the Finest as unsuitable for high school libraries. He argued the illustrations including a rice girl and Eve with tobacco imagery were inappropriate for students. The books had been provided by Louisiana superintendents at a recent convention.
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Cleveland
Louisiana
Charles H. Lake
Lousiana
Lake
Yankee Clipper Heads to Lisbon On Transatlantic Flight
Pan American Airways flying boat Yankee Clipper departed Horta Azores at 4 14 a m bound for Lisbon on the second leg of its first Atlantic crossing. The flight carried 12 crew and nine observers under Capt Harold E Gray. The 41 ton four motor craft covered 2880 miles from Baltimore in 17 33 and will stop at Marseilles Southampton and Foynes on a 15000 mile prep trip for regular trans Atlantic service.
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Horta
Azores Islands
Pan- American Airways Giant
Lisbon
Portugal
Atlantic
Harold E. Gray
Baltimore
Marseilles
Southampton
Foynes
Ireland
McNutt billed as the budget balancer for 1940 bid
Washington March 30 Paul V McNutt former Indiana governor opens a 1940 Democratic presidential campaign hailed as the budget balancer and prosperity dispenser Congressional Democrats urged to back harmony Frank McHale campaign manager pins McNutt promises on fair dealing with agriculture labor and industry McNutt now high commissioner to the Philippines plans to report to Roosevelt this summer and resign to pursue the nomination Farley and Roosevelt reportedly wary of McNutt with Garner Hoey and other candidates gaining traction
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Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Frank McHale
House
Senate
McHale
McNutt
Philippines
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
John N. Garner
Texas
Garner
Rescues Two Children Perishes With Son In Fire
In Toledo area near Sylvania, Vance W. Hasley and his two year old son Merwin died in a fire after the father carried two children to safety. Mrs Mabel Hasley was burned lightly while attempting to enter the home and Vance likely fainted from smoke when he went back for a third child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Vance W. Hasley
Merwin
Sylvania
Mabel Hasley
Hailey
American Rolling Mill Co Reports 1938 Loss
American Rolling Mill Co. reports a net loss of 1,307,880 for 1938 to stock holders in Middletown Ohio. The company notes no cash loss from operations as 3,516,405 was charged for depreciation and depletion. 1937 net income was 8,231,334. Net sales in 1938 totaled 70,441,606, down 39 percent from 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Rolling Mill Co
Idaho Spends On Centerline Paint Of Highway System
Idaho highway officials say the state spends 57130 dollars yearly to paint the yellow centerline on its roads. Director H R Flint of the highway department announced the figure today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida
Markets Toledo Grain Close
Elevator prices for wheat corn oats rye listed with bid and ask figures. Track prices show No 1 red wheat and No 2 yellow corn among others. Livestock quotes include cattle calves sheep and lambs with receipts and price ranges.
Local Market Produce Prices From Nearby Baskets
Reads like a small town market list detailing prices for fruits and vegetables. Items include apples beets carrots cucumbers leeks lettuce mushrooms onions parsnips radishes turnips tomatoes and watercress with per basket or per peck prices and weight measures.
Agricultural market notes and prices in Cleveland area
Prices for butters, creams, eggs, poultry and potatoes hold steady or vary slightly. Wheat and oats show no cash bids. corn and timothy seed range. livestock receipts at Cleveland market fluctuate with hogs trading 6.80 to 7.25 for 250 300 pounds as buyers adjust.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
U. S&s
Colorado
U. S
Michigan
North Dakota
Bliss
Texas
Bliss Triumphs
Cleveland
Cleveland Produce Butter Egg Livestock and Potato Market Quotes
Market unsettled for butter and eggs with various grades and receipts listed. Live poultry prices show hens heavy and pullets at specific cents per pound, broilers and capons quoted. ducks, muscovos, and cocks noted. Potatoes across Michigan Ohio Katahdin and Idaho values per 100 pounds or box pricing for Florida red.
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Cleveland
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maine
Idaho
Texas
Florida
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association Sets 1939 Program
The Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association of Lorain County outlines an 11 point plan for 1939 to promote horses across the county. It covers field days, a draft horse tour, colt show participation at Oberlin, Wellington, and Lorain fairs, colt club work, a bait treatment program, state tours, social and educational meetings, an annual banquet, pictures, and publicity. Activities include a doughnut dance in Wellington, a May fish fry, a June colt club tour, a July field day and state tour, and fair participation.
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Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Lorain County
Oberlin
Wellington
Colt Club
Supreme Court Upholds Right to Sue for Occupational Disease
Ohio Supreme Court rules employes may sue employers for damages in occupational disease cases not covered by Workmen’s Compensation. The decision, 4 to 3, remands two silicosis cases and upholds the four district industrial claims boards as constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Supreme Court
State Industrial Commission
Laszlo Triff
Cuyahoga County
National Bronze & Aluminum Co
William Smith
Marion Brass and Bronze Foundry
Industrial Commission
Franklin County
Anthony de Torio
Canton Board of Claims
High Court
Claims Board
District Claims Board
Dayton
Canton
Toledo
Cleveland
Franklin County Appellate Court
Scout Troop Committee Payouts Across Several Troops
Final reports list payments to leaders and patrols across Troops 4 5 and 6 totaling hundreds. Names include J D Severs Chalmer Davidson A R Smith and Elsworth Schneider with various patrols and amounts from 10 to 180 dollars.
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Heron Patrol
Harry Frankfather
Carl Finegan
Bluebird Patrol
Chalmer Davidson
Flying Eagle Patrol
A. R. Smith
Catbird
Charles Guth
Nighthawk Patrol
Alfred Alten
Elsworth Schneider
W. L. Bowen
R. 5. Wilson
C. Krueck
Mark S. Willis
A. H. West
H. W. Pond
J. W. Dilgren
Joseph
Elyria High to Present Band and Brass Sextet
Elyria High School will host a student assembly featuring the E. H. S. Band and a brass sextet. The sextet, part of the Lake Erie High School league festival recently held at Lorain, includes Philip Hofmann Wayne Garland Rosemary Barlow Tony Marsho Richard Hines and Harold Gottlieb.
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Elyria High School
Lorain
Philip Hofmann
Wayne Garland
Rosemary Barlow
Tony Marsho
Richard Hines
Harold Gottlieb
Calendar of Events Points to Yearly Community Activities
August features a doughnut dance while September includes a regional show in Oberlin. October hosts the Colt Show with a horse school planned for November and a bat treatment program in December. The year closes with the annual banquet in January.
Oberlin Plans Arbor Day Tree Planting and Lessons
Oberlin grade schools will observe Arbor Day with a Friday service in the school yard and a tree planting near the buildings. A weeklong program focuses on conserving natural resources with daily topics such as Wild Flowers Bird Life Soil Water and Forests. At Pleasant Street School first grade runs a pet shop and other grades visit sugar camps a natural history museum and signs of springs plant and bird life. Dr Larkin spoke to upper grades on astronomy and Earth’s relation to other planets.
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Oberlin
Pleasant Street
Natural History Museum
Larkin
Nineteenth Century Club meeting on Hans Christian Andersen
The Nineteenth Century club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. P. D. Sherman’s West College street home. Mrs. L. H. Trufant led the program with a paper on Hans Christian Andersen, with guests Mrs. Axel Skjerne Mrs. Dana and Mrs. Pelton in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Century Club
P. D. Sherman
West College Street
L. H. Trufant
Hans Christian Anderson
Axel Skjerne
Dana
Pelton
Oberlin Garden Club to Meet April 3 on Lawn Fertilization
The Oberlin Community Garden club meets Monday evening April 3 at 7 30 at the Oberlin Inn. Mr S A Welton of the Wooster Experiment Station will speak on The Fertilization of Lawns and show slides of the commoner grasses.
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Oberlin
Local folk noted guests and returns in Oberlin area
Mrs K W Gehrkens returns home on East Cottage street after visiting Wooster. Mrs Bromfield stays with daughter Anne quarantined with scarlet fever. Writer Mr Bromfield and family have lived on East College street for a year. Merle Hayden of Cleveland visited with his mother Mrs B H Hayden. L E Burgner made a business trip to Mansfield. Mrs M E Koonce returns from New York City visit. Postmaster M A Houghton, ill recently, now attends office briefly daily. Mrs Walter N James and Doris of Marietta College plan Oberlin visit for spring vacation at the Cadys.
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K. W. Gehrkens
East Cottage Street
Wooster
O.sien
Mansfield
Shelr
Rexperts
East Colege Street
Merle Hayden
Cleveland
H. Hayden
East College Street
L. E. Burgner
M. E. Koonce
New York City
M. A. Houghton
Walter N. James
Doris
Marietta College
Oberlin
Daladier Sets French Line in Italy Demands Debate
Paris reports Premier Daladier stating France will defend its territory and rights, will not cede land or liberties, and may consider propositions in equity of the 1935 pact. He challenged Mussolini to specify Italy's aims after listing the December notes and warnings against endless concessions.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Italy
Daladier
France
Mussolini
Undertakers Protest Exemption List In England
London undertakers object to being omitted from the ARP reserved occupations list, which covers six million men and women exempt from national service.
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London
Undertakers of
England
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Hoey
North Carolina
Clyde R. Hoey
Farley
Democratic National Committee
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Indianapolis
Denys Wortman
Wortman
Toledo Grain Close
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Mobil Gas
Mobil Oil
Broad St. Opp. Post Office
E. H. S. Band
Credit Jewelers
Broad Street
Exhe
Richard Clevenger
Garden Club
Hanna
A. Als
Hanna Verything
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