Struggle Begins For Control Of C. O. Railroad
In New York, Robert R. Young seeks an injunction in Federal Court to block Morgan interests from seizing control of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, the last profitable link of the Van Sweringen empire. Morgan partners and related trusts face scrutiny over stock in impoundment by Guaranty Trust, with directors Lamon and Whitney tied to Morgan entities. Chesapeake ownership structures place Alleghany at 2 percent, Chesapeake at 5.5 percent of the C. O. railway.
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New York
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Robert R. Young
J. B. Morgan & Company
Morgan
Young
Bat
Guaranty Trust Company
Chesapeake Corporation
Comipany
Trust Company
Thomas W. Lamon
George Whitney
J. P. Morgan & Company
Morgan Firm
Morgan Stanley & Company
Alleghany Corporation
Chesapeake
C. & O. Railway
Fundraiser Planned to Reopen Hensley Case at Church
A community jug will be held on April 4 at 7 45 PM at the Second Methodist Episcopal Church to raise funds for continuing the Edward Hensley case. Funds will go to his mother or attorney to seek a new trial. The NAACP is also raising at least 500 dollars to pursue an appeal to Ohio's Supreme Court.
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Amés Meudar
Methodis Episcopal Church
Ss Church
Edward Hensley
Louise Horn
Gratton
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hensley
Supreme Court of Ohio
Seized cancer serum ordered by U S officials
Washington March 31 Federal Food and Drug administration ordered seizure of Enacl serum used in cancer treatment in six states. Shipments from Kingston Canada reached physicians in New York Ohio Wisconsin Michigan Kansas and Florida. Names of receiving physicians withheld while court action is sought and Florida impoundment pursued pending tests and investigation. Local authorities and physicians cooperate to withhold use.
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Washington
Federal Food and Drug Administration
P. BR. Dunbar
Kingston
Canada
New York State
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kansas
Morida
Dunbar
Monte O. Rentz
Florida
Tampa
Fla
Rentz
Orlando
Parole violator Wallace to be picked up by county
County commissioners announced Amherst resident Wallace will be arrested for parole violation after failing to pay 58.15 balance. Wallace had been sentenced May 4 for intoxication and fined 100 with costs, released May 5 on condition to pay 10 every two weeks. He later faced further arrest for infraction. Also report that a three foot wide concrete walk along courthouse lawn edge will be completed by the county engineering department to protect edging from vehicle damage.
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Tray Wallace
Amherst
Wallace
E. Cooper
Auterstand
William ¢ Smith
Loder
Smith
Chedsing
County Engineering Department
Harry L. Dunham
Broader Income Base Will Be Proposed in Tax Plan
Washington. Representative La Follette will propose a broader income tax base to the Senate Finance Committee as a revenue measure to fund higher federal outlays. The plan tightens personal exemptions and raises the bracket thresholds, aiming to adjust for broader tax capacity while keeping major provisions under discussion.
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Washington
Robert M. le Fowell
Senate
House
Pat Harrison
D. Mize
la Follatie
Britain Acts To Fight Sabotage in Aircraft Plants
Britain and several firms held secret talks to deter sabotage of aircraft under the emergency reformament program. Incidents include damaged wires at King-Wary Airdrome and Stockport plants between February and March, with similar cases at Southampton and Armstrong Whitworth. No foreign-agent link established. debate on wartime legal penalties continued.
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Lospon
Marcel
GP — Nizeraly
Reral Air Force
Alan Graham
House of Commons
King- Wary Airdrome
Stockport
Royal Air Force
Belgium
Supermaine Aviation Works
Southampton
Bagington
Armstrong, Whitworth and Co
Aged Liechtenstein Prince Forges Quiet Retirement
The aged reigning Prince of Liechtenstein relinquished the throne to his 32 year old cousin Prince Franz Joseph amid rumors of Nazi sympathy. Franz Joseph, credited with preserving order, abdicated in favor of Prince Johannes who married Aleene McFarland and resides in Vaduz. The former prince seeks a private life, with Liechtenstein described as a tiny, peaceful principality between Switzerland and Austria.
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Zurich
Marensie
Pisa
Liechtenstein
Europe
Franz Joseph
Franz
Anelem Liechtenstein
Krep
Johannes
Liechtersteins
Aleene McFarland
Texas
Meduries
Vaduz
Setzerland
Austria
Stee Sas
Japan Says It Will Join World Naval Arms Race
In Tokyo Rear Admiral Haiyoshi Noda stated Japan will not hesitate to join a global naval buildup to safeguard its security. He referred to reports that the United States Britain and France may push to exceed 35 909 ton battleship limits under the 1938 London Naval Treaty. Japan has not disclosed its own program while denying participation in the treaty of 1936.
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Tokyo
Japan
Haiyoshi Noda
Naval Intsilig Bureau
Noda
Wave
London
United States
Real Britain
Freamee
Alleged Parole Violator Taken To Utica From Lorain
Louis Abautader, 26, arrested in Lorain on March 10 for breaking his parole in New York State. He was returned to Utica by parole officer Hugh McNair Gregory from Buffalo. Abautader, picked up by O. E. Sibern for Mansfield Reformatory, allegedly left New York with permission. He was working in Lorain when captured and paroled from Auburn State Prison. Deputies Claude Adams and Emil Kubishke transported them to the New York State line. An insane escapee from a Buffalo institution was also apprehended in Lyotain and returned toward the state line.
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Louis Abautader
Lorain
New York State
Wee
Vaden
Hugh McNair Gregory
Buffalo
Abautader
New York
O. E. Sibert
Mansfield Reformatory
Uregory
Auburn State
Gregory
New York State Line
Claude Adams
Emil Kubishke
State Line
Lyo- Tain
Akron Men Seek Petitions for New Tax Initiative
Columbus dispatch reports Akron men obtained permission from State officials to circulate petitions for a constitutional amendment to authorize a new tax and initiative referendum. The measure, to appear on November ballots, would levy a graduated tax with shares allocated to school and pension funds, requiring roughly 60,000 signatures by August 10.
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Columbus. O
Rehain
Bentiquy
William J. Kennedy
Herbert
Duffy
Frank RB. Steel
Ward Baldwin Gust Pappas
George A. Rauckhors
William C. Kourtis
Questio
Tan
Eun
Sorosis Celebrates 40th Anniversary at Oberlin
Oberlin Sorosis marked its fortieth anniversary with a Tuesday afternoon gathering in the parlors, featuring greetings from eleven former members, a club history by Mrs. C. W. Kinney, and a piano performance by Prof. W. K. Breckenridge. The birthday cake was cut by Miss Lois Beckwith and Mrs. L. B. Burgner, former members.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Sorosis
Oberlin Tnn
Elevien
Tobin
Ethel Vaughn
Pioneer
Olin
C. W. Kinney
New York
Sorosis
United States
W. K. Breckenridge
Lois Beckwith
L. B. Burgner
Miss Margaret Kride Recital At Warner Hall
To Present Recital Miss Margaret Kride of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music will present her senior piano recital this evening at 7:30 in Warner Concert Hall. Her program includes pieces by Bach Beethoven and Debussy with works by Brahms and Leonora, reflecting a varied classical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kride
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Chinese Report Japanese In Retreat Decline In Shantung
Chinese dispatches claim Japanese forces in southern Shantung and southern Shansi are retreating to consolidate positions and reopen lines. Observers view the move as a strategic withdrawal after China’s counter offensives forced large amounts of war materiel loss and Japanese forces to entrench in towns awaiting reinforcements. Peiping reports say heavy Japanese reinforcements arrived along the Pukow railroad with wounded troops returning to Tlentesin.
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Seangboat Viteeh
Chinepee
Shantung
Shauasi
Peiping
Pukow
Sunghai
Tlentesin
Death Record and Obituaries From Grafton and Norwalk Area
Infant BABY PASADYN of Walter and wife in River Road Grafton died shortly after birth. Survived by parents three sisters and two grandparents. Funeral Friday 2 PM from Biturer Funeral Home. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery. Also funeral notices for Mrs Edward Shatts and Albert Graber with family survivors and service details. Includes long obituary list for Charles Grundy and Mrs F R Ingersoll with survivors and burial plans.
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Pasadyn
Walter Pasadyn
River Road
Grafton
Elnine
Frances
Dorothy
Carl Pasadyn
Martin Musrol
Cleveland
Biturer Funrerst
St. Mary ’S
Norwath
North Gimested
Albert Graber
Fourth Junior Fire Fighters Club Is Being Organized
A fourth junior fire fighters club is being organized under Robert Cues Us, with Herman Geyer announcing the plan. Existing clubs in Garford, Pitscheb, and Aen School districts show 40, 15, and 16 members respectively, led by O A Lysacht, Charles T Schue, and Frank Lysaght. The new unit aims to teach fire prevention, first aid, and scheduled social activities, with preparations to study Akron clubs next week.
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Daaior Kire Elphters
Ksrda Hove
Robert Cues Us
Herman Geyer
Clal Boys
Carerelie
Bf Tai
Garford
O. A. Lysacht
Akron
Two fined by Realvy or Two arraigned before Mayor Petro
Two individuals faced charges before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro this morning for occupancy and related offenses. Grant Mer of Cleveland was fined and costs after being arrested in a bus from Cleveland in an intoxicated state. William Orvis was detained at the Pleasure Pier on Hast Bridge Street. The report notes hospital stays and a funeral in Norwalk for a local resident. Avon Lake report: Mrs. Ann King of Lake Road died at St. Joseph's Hospital aged eighty. funeral services set at Our Lady of Peace Church Cleveland with burial in Calgary Cemetery.
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Ingersoll
F. R. Ingersoll
East Main Street
Norwalk
Mary Abbie Whidéen
Norwalk Township
Simeon
Ruth Whidden
Ely‘tha
Frank R. Ingersoll
Ivan
Boughtonville
Robert
Louise Goodman
Cleveland
Charles
Joseph Q. Petro
Grant
Willam Orvis
Hast Bridge
Ob Toa
Avon Tlaikel
Ann King
Lake Road
St. Joseph's Hospital
Shes
Cornettmay James King
Mary Veda
Elizabeth King
Tory Tonity
Ase Aven
Avon Lake
Our Lady of Peace
Calgary Cemetery
Relieve Sinus Trouble with Kathepine Nasal Jelly
Head colds bring years of sinus misery if neglected. Immediate and lasting relief through Kathepine nasal jelly that reaches the infection at its source. An enthusiastic reader states he used Kathepine all winter and recovered from head colds, praising it as the best thing that happened to him.
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Ebert, Crandall and Phillips
Adery
May Ask Special Grand Jury To Probe Bund
Columbus Ohio March 31 The special grand jury which has been investigating parole and probation may reconvene next week to inquire into activities of the German American Bund and its youth camps in Ohio. Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy said the probe aims to determine if the Nazi group violated state laws and to compel testimony from Bund officials and local camp leaders.
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Columbus
Pean Juru
Mito
Geran-American Bund
Nagi Youth Cnips
Ohio
Tierbert S. Duffy
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
Fritz Kuhn
New York
Bund
Duffy
Lo Grand Jury
Rubin
Germany
Presen
Canton Man Shot During Holdup
Canton Ohio March 81 L Pi ftarmond Kane 21 of Canton shot during a hold up at an Akron gasoline station and said to have confessed his role. He named accomplices Joe Sachacherski 19 and Nick Niggue 22 both of Canton, who were arrested on highway robbery charges. Kane remained in serious condition in the hospital.
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Canton
Kane
Miobits Bt
Rane
Elyria Home For Aged Included In Steele Will
The will of Hy Steele of Shelby grants after death to Ohio Wesleyan Lake Erie College Elyria Home for the Aged and other Methodist church divisions. He provides for wife Daisy Anderson, daughter, hospital hero, and lists Chester M Anderson and several nieces and friends as beneficiaries.
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Shelby
Hy. W. Steele
Shelby Spring Piinge
Uhto Wesleyan. University
Daisy Anderson
Columbus
Methodist Church
Ohio
Elyria
Methodist Children’s Home
Worthington
Chester M. Anderson
Stella Canyer
Emma Graver
Westerton
Carrie Schade
Philadelphia
Ollie Jones
Kingston
Fannie Fletcher
Hermina Spamer
Mansfield
Death Car Driver Ends His Life
Martins Ferry dispatch reports a man who killed Walter Moore, 30, of Harrisville with his car, then shot himself. Albert Hogg was killed earlier. the driver had posted bond for a manslaughter hearing. Investigators describe a troubled case hurt by recent police actions.
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Martins Ferry
Albert Hogg
Hoggy
Walte - Moore
Harrisville
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Ney
Utica
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Bert
Malaguena
Leoniona
Oberlin Women’s Club
W. M. James
College Place
Henry M. Close
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Esther Close
West Lorain Street
Frank J. Huntley
University of Chicago
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East College Street
New Haven
Alabama
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South Professor Street
Nellis
Richard Kimball
Oberlin College
Charles Hallauer
Groyaland Street
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C. L. Lyman
Thorougt
O'Connor Phone Pvaz
Cath St
All Drug and Department Stores
Richman Bros
Roth Tailor Shop
Broad Street
Edward Shatts
Charles Grundy
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
South Amherst
Plaudier, Company
Eliza Grundy
Dyer
Leman D. Grundy
Lara Hawkins
Detroit
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Viola Carnall
Cortez
Lydia Hoffner
William Grundy
George Grundy
West Park
Sudra- Curtis Funeral Home
Will Foster
Church of Christ
Ridgelawn Cemetery
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Gos
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Joo At
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Whidden
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Lane
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Brads
Che Eerste
George CL Conmal
Furey Baptist Church
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H. C. Peters
RESAR
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Mhony
Special Grand Jury
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Hlonor Brand
Heinz
Lorain Co
Jones Dairy Farm
India
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Petty Johns
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