Exemption plan alters sales tax on staple foods
Columbus Ohio May 6. The proposed tax plan by Governor White exempts staple foods such as cereal milk fish fowl eggs vegetables fruit sugar cocoa spices salt tea coffee and substitutes from the sales tax. Candy and confectionery remain taxable as do alcohol and soft drinks. The bill also lists several exemptions and penalties while detailing license requirements and revenue allocation for 1933 and 1934 including funds for the emergency stay savings and public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
White
Joint Legislative Taxation Committee
Tax Commission
General Revenue Fund
Emergency Safestay
Law Limits by What People Understand and Tolerate
A concise reflection on how practical law is bounded by public comprehension and tolerance. It argues that statutes gain effectiveness only when citizens grasp and accept them, shaping enforcement and legal reform.
Sixth Ward Democrat Club Meeting Set for Monday
The Sixth Ward Democratic Club will meet Monday night at 7 p.m. at the regular West River Street meeting place. Officials say important business matters will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward
Democrat Club
Monay
Democratic Club
West River Street
Bible Parable to Be Discussed at City Hall Forum
J A Solandt will present the Bible parable The Hidden Talent at the weekly forum in the City Hall council chamber tomorrow at 3 p m. The discussion will apply the parable to modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Solandt
Police Impound Car From Washington Avenue Spot
Police officers impounded a vehicle parked on Washington Avenue under the railroad bridge for several days. The action followed reports of a stationary car attracting attention near the bridge location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Trucks in Collision on Broad Street Reported
Police report two trucks driven by William Blazer and John Dierlin collided on Broad Street yesterday causing minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blazer
John Dierlin
Broad Street
Tire and Rim Stolen in City Theft Report
Edgar Wood of 1237 East River Street reported a tire and rim were stolen from his car. The incident details were not provided beyond the reported loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Wood
East River Street
Two Tires Stolen Reported From Car at Elyria Auto Wrecking
The theft of two tires from a car at Elyria Auto Wrecking on West Street was reported to police yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Auto Wrecking Company
West Street
Yesterdar
Death of Mrs Ella Koepp at 43 in city clinic
Mrs Ella Koepp, 43, of 439 Tenth Street died this afternoon at the Hivria Clinic at 12 25 PM. Body at Sudro Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Koepp
Tenth Street
Hivria Clinic
Sudro Funeral Home
Mary Skorupski 4 Dies After Weeklong Illness
Mary Skorupski aged 4 died this morning at 9 45 at the home of her brother Rev Fr Lawrence Budny 1815 West Avenue after a weeklong illness. She came two years ago from Campbell Ohio and was connected with Holy Cross Church and St Francis lodges Pittsburgh. Survived by six sons and three daughters in various cities. remains at Bittner Funeral Home. funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Skorupski
Lawrence Budny
West Avenue
Campbell
Ohio
Holy Cross Church
St. Francis Lodges
Pittsburgh
Julius
Stanley
Joseph
Frank
Warren
Joan
Chicago
Peter
Oak Grove
W. Va
Veronica
Flushing
N. Y
Louise Przeszewski
War- Ten
Arkeyda
Order of Sisters of Nazareth
Cleveland
Budny
Arthur Budny
Canonberg
Anna Huderwicz
Bittner Funeral Home
William J Wynn Obituary in Elyria Memo
William J Wynn 53 of 118 Woodford Avenue died at Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife four daughters Goldie Lillian Frances Campbell Augusta Wisdom two brothers Charles Elyria and Carl Wellington. A barber by trade he lived in Elyria 423 years born Oberlin July 15 1879. Affiliated with F A M Oberlin. Funeral Monday 2 pm from Taylor Home burial Ridgelawn cemetery Reverend Williams Oberlin officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Wynn
Woodford Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Wynn
Goldie
Lillian
Frances Campbell
Augusta Wisdom
Charles
Elyria
Carl
Wellngton
Oberlin
Mrs Josephine Canfield Wellington Dies at 79
Mrs Josephine Canfield Wellington aged 79 wife of the late Charles Canfield died after a year long illness. Funeral from her home at Courtland and Herrick Sunday at 2 30 p m with Dr C W Record officiating burial in Litchfield She leaves a half brother Frank Carpenter of Parkersburg WV a half sister Mrs Edna Vaughn and stepson A S Canfield of Millersburg plus two grandchildren and two great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Canfield Wellington
Marth
Joseph Canfield
Charles Canfield
Courtland
Herrick Avenue
C. W
Litchfield
Canfield
Frank Carpenter
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Edna Vaughn
City
A. S. Canfield
Millersburg
Wedding of Tom Thumb Staged at Capitol Theatre
Crowd attends a local Home Talent Night wedding parody as Tom Thumb ties the knot with Irene Farewell. Patricia Banville plays the bride with minist er Jean Wright officiating. Flower girls and maids of honor fill the stage alongside numerous local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thumb
Solomon
Brigham Youns
Capitol Theatre
Patricia Banville
Irene Farewell
Jean Wright
Lois Jean Cook
Betts Gunder
Virginia Kolopos
Ruth Szakacs
Patricia McClune
Katherine Pronesta
Estelle Carnaval
Jacqueline Stick
Dorothy Stick
Alvaretta Demos
Dorothy Fell
Geraldine Wilmet
Mary Denarie
Angeline Polimene
Jean Denarie
Marian Grace
Betty Schroeder
Hazel Kauffman
Angeline Pronesti
Margaret
Katheins Hutchinson
Phyllis Tracy
Isabel Holiday
Patricia Jenson
Jack Jensen
Marilyn Brown
Theodora Demos
Beatrice Fell
Betty Stofer
Dorothy Stofer
Sarah McLaughlin
Behind the Power of Taxation Lies Requisition
A concise exploration argues that taxation authority enables the state to requisition resources and enforce public needs, detailing the linkage between fiscal power and compulsory demands on citizens and institutions.
Grain pits log new highs as corn edges wheat higher
In Chicago on May 6 corn led grain trading by rising to season highs before closing over a cent a bushel higher than wheat. Wheat moved erratically, ending with a net loss of nearly a cent as profit taking cut prices. Oats finished uneven as the session unfolded with early gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Milk association property sale set for May in Cleveland
Ohio farmers cooperative milk marketing group will sell its 33 460 900 asset base at auction May 13 at Hotel Carter Cleveland. James Begg trustee notes sale includes Ohio Farmers' Milk Service Inc on the lien of 400000 from the Federal Farm Board. Creditors and attorneys claim large fees as proceeds may go to farmers only after liens and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James Begg
Ohio Farmers’ Cooperative Milk Assocation
Hotel Carter
Ouio Farmers’ Milk Service, Inc
Federal Farm Board
Cc Organization
Penfield
Chester
Penfield P. T. A
Ben Sooy
Harry Fortney
Clayton Sooy
Stowell Sooy
Anticipated Burglary At Lake Avenue School Fails
Deputy Sheriffs Sam Provenza and Ed Monroe waited inside Lake Avenue School from 11 to 1 am. Three youths loitering outside hoped to return around midnight, but no break in occurred. The officers used the lead to station themselves in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Sam Provenza
Ed Monroe
Miss Jeanette Beck Awarded 18000 in Auto Crash Suit
Miss Jeanette Beck a 19 year old Monroe Michigan high school graduate was awarded 18000 by a Toledo Ohio jury in common pleas court for facial scars from an automobile collision on September 13 1930 with a truck owned by N Russell and Son Company. The suit sought 25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jeanette Beck
Monroe
Mich
Common Pleas Court
N. Russell & Son Company
Township Split Debate Continues at Meeting
Louis Hecock opposed separation while Ed Cotton shifted stance from pro to anti separation. Carlin pressed tax cut via cost reductions and argued the Elyria gift fuels township waste. Chester Nichols and Ed Burrer offered conflicting views as L D Hamlin praised presenting the issue to city council. Residents signed a letter opposing new taxation unless replacing existing taxes, to be sent to Governor White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hecock
Hecock
Carlin
Ed. Cotton
Cotton
Tax League
Elyria
Chester Nichols
Ed. Burrer
Harry Shyrock
Lorain
Elvrra
L D. Hamlin
Elyria High School
Sidney Boynton
George White
Garden Club Plans Dish and Miniature Garden Exhibit
Members announced an exhibit of dish and miniature gardens to run with the June meeting. A ribbon will be awarded for the best display. Plans also include the first Bird Hike led by Miss Alice Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. R E Clisby with separate trails and a picnic supper reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Garden Club
Alice Andrews
R. E. Clisby
Wellington Garden Club Plant Exchange Delights Members
About 45 Wellington Garden Club members traded surplus plants seeds and shrubs in the Mayor's Court room on Thursday. Harry Reiske Rochester won the attendance prize from Suthff's Greenhouse and donated a miniature log cabin for next meeting. Carl Townsend gave an illustrated travel lecture as the highlight of the evening plus several new members joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mayor's Court Room
Harry Reiske
Rochester
Suthff
Reiske
Carl Townsend
Wellington Kiwanis Attend Inter-Circuit Meet at Kent
Wellington Kiwanis members traveled to Kent for the inter-circuit meet and entered with perfect attendance. They aimed to win the $35 prize for highest percentage present, sending twenty eight men in six cars and bringing pianist Miss Betty Page for good measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Players stage The Little Clodhopper in Herrick Auditorium
A three act comedy delighted a large audience Thursday as the Wellington Players presented The Little Clodhopper. The amateur cast performed with professional polish and drew hearty applause throughout the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Players
Herrick Auditorium
Leading Lady Doris Carino Shines in Huntington Play
Miss Doris Carino the leading lady pleased audiences in Huntington with a standout performance. the group had presented the play there earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Carino
Huntington
Wellington F. C. E. elects MecKisson president and officers
Richard MecKisson was elected president and Darrel Sheperd as vice president of the Wellington F. C. E. Other officers chosen include Sumner Strout chaplain William Wadsworth treasurer Jim Nott inside guard Charles McKinney outside guard Kenneth Brouse secretary Walbur Beaver and treasurer Earl Heiden was initiated. A buffet supper followed the meeting and initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard MecKisson
Wellington F. C. E
Darrel Sheperd
Sumner Strout
William Wadsworth
Jim Nott
Charles McKinney
Kenneth P. Brouse
Walbur Beaver
Earl Heiden
Wellington Alumni Banquet to Feature Chicago Civic Leader
J. C. Thomas, noted Chicago civic leader and Wellington High School alumnus, will serve as toastmaster at the Wellington Alumni meeting in June. The annual banquet is set for the Methodist church dining room with a dance to follow in the Wellington Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Thomas
Chicago
Wellington High School
Wellington
Methodist Church
Wellington Opera House
Class of 1912 Wellington High plans reunion at Wagner's Grova
Members of the Wellington High School class of 1912 will hold a reunion at Wagner's Grova on the Sunday of Commencement week, per the class secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington High School
Wagner's Grova
Wellington Briefs Highlights Methodist Circles Meetings
Webber BeVier visited Toledo yesterday as the Girl Reserve and mothers held a social at the school house. Circle 1 met at Mrs. Tom Smiths home with eighteen members and planned a public dinner next month. Mrs. Fred Frank led devotions. Circle 3 was entertained by Mrs. Mattis Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee were Sheloy visitors. Lawrence Wells and family arrived at the Guy Wells home from the South on Wednesday. Recent guests included Maxwell and Erwin Manning of Huntington and Donald Manning of Sullivan visiting Vanda and Francis Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Webber BeVier
Toledo
Tom Smith
Circle 1
Methodist Church
Smith
Fred Frank
Mattis Foster
Circle 3
Harry Lee
Lawrence Wells
Guy Wells
Vanda
Francis Manning
Maxwell and
Erwin Manning
Huntington
Donald Manning
Sullivan
Pay Cuts Voted For Teachers In Oberlin Schools
Oberlin Ohio May 6 The Oberlin Board of Education approved salary cuts for public school teachers for next year the exact amount to be set after legislature passes general school taxation measures Most regular teachers are expected to be reappointed and few changes anticipated The board also decided to rent a room for primary grades in the Centennial building and discussed practice and critic leaders with plans to confer with college authorities on conditions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Board of Education
Rawdon
South Main Street
Jones
Rayden
Oberlin Man Named on Missions Committee
W. F. Bohn, assistant to the president of Oberlin College, was elected a member of the prudential committee of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. The board represents Congregational and Christian churches in the United States and has its headquarters in Boston. It is the oldest foreign missionary society in America and directs overseas work for these churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bohn
Oberlin College
Prudential Committee
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
United States
Boston
American Board
Foreign Missionary Society
America
Clevelander to talk on prison management
Rev. O. L. Kiplinger secretary of the Congregational Union of Cleveland will address the First church Men’s class Sunday at 6 30 on Prison Management. The James Brand House hosts the event with a 6 o’clock supper. Kiplinger former pastor in Michigan City Indiana and chaplain of the Indiana State Penitentiary for ten years has since interviewed 30000 prisoners. He also pastored in Mansfield for ten years. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Kiplinger
Congregational Union of
Cleveland
James Brand House
Mansfield
Oberlin Junior Prom Shines With May Day Theme
The Oberlin Junior Prom will be held tonight in the Allen Art building from o'clock to midnight. Freddy Vogt's orchestra provides music and performs stunts and skits. The event adopts a May dance motif with a May pole and colorful streamers as decor. All attending women will receive springtime favors with chaperones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Allen Art
Freddy Vogt
F. W. Bolu
Ellen B. Hatch
H. W. Nichols
Marxian economist to speak in Oberlin
Bernard Tamarkin a prominent Communist and Marxian economist from Cleveland will discuss the Marxian Theory of the Crisis Monday evening in Sturges Hall at Oberlin College. He conducts a class in Marxian political economy in Cleveland and is regarded as an authority on the subject. The Oberlin Liberal Club brings him to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Bernard Tamarkin
Cleveland
Sturges Hall
Tamarkin
Liberal Club
Professors Attend Bohr Lecture in Columbus
Professors L. W. Taylor F. G. Tucker and C. E. Howe were in Columbus last evening to hear a lecture by Niels Bohr at the University. Mrs John Peters learned of the death of her sister Mrs Emma Robinson Sunday in Pittsburg. Mrs Robinson formerly lived in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs J L Porter hosted three tables of bridge at their East College Street home. Mrs Frank Beckwith will host the Christmas club at a luncheon Monday at Mrs E W Spaulding's North Pleasant Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Taylor
F. G. Tucker
C. E. Howe
Columbus
Niels Bohr
John Peters
Emma Robinson
Pittsburg
Frank Beckwith
Monnday
E. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
Jobless crowd in Pomeroy urges rights from officials
In Pomeroy Ohio on May 6 a crowd of about 200 unemployed men demanded more relief from Meigs County authorities. After a noisy display they voted to stay passive and give officials more time to fix conditions. William Turax, head of the Ohio Jobless League, praised the move and urged forming a league to demand rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs
William Turax
Ohio Jobless League
Cattle Head Comparison Across Nations
The text notes cattle head equivalents per 1000 inhabitants, stating the United States uses 850 heads while Argentina shows 5000 heads. It treats eight sheep or three pigs as one beast for conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Argentina
Nazi plan aims to feed Germany from home soil
Berlin May 6 The U P reports Nazi agricultural chief Wal ter Darre says Germany must end reliance on imported goods and focus on domestic food production. He predicts a shift toward self sufficiency and urban to rural population movement as part of a new agrarian policy. Darre also seen as likely to replace Alfred Hugenberg as minister of agriculture and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Walter Darre
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Agricultural Department
United Press Today
Darre
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
National Association of Peasants and Farmers
Farmers’ Cooperative
Canning School At Y M C A Sets Tuesday Program
Lorain County women are invited to a free canning school at the Elyria Y M C A on Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 guided by Ohio State University specialist Alma Garvin. Demonstrations cover pressure cooking water bath canning and tin canning with no commercial aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Y
Alice Bird
East Carlisle Four-H Club elects new officers
Officers chosen last night at the club meeting held at Earl and Lewis Kolb home on Butter nut Ridge road include Dale Wood as president George Sears as vice president Alfred Emert as secretary and treasurer Lewis Kolb as recreation leader and Harl Kolb as reporter The next meeting is set for May 19 at Rothard Butterball’s Middie avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Earl and
Lewis Kolb
Butternut Ridge Road
Dale Wood
George Sears
Alfred Emert
Harl Kolb
Rothard Butterball
Middie Avenue
Two Cars Damaged In Route 18 Collision
Cars driven by A H Rahmer of LaGrange and Myron Maxson of Massillon Ohio collided at Route 18 and LaGrange Road yesterday afternoon, deputies reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A H. Rahmer
LaGrange
Myron Maxson
Massillon
Route 18
LaGrange Road
Ridgeville High Glee Club Wins County and State Honors
North Ridgeville notes report Ridgeville High School band and Boys and Girls Glee Club winning county and state Class C musical work awards. Upcoming events include senior and junior prom, May 19 senior class play, and a May 7 church mass series at St. Peter's. Local visits and changes include district auxillary officers, funeral attendance for Ara Rollin, and residents moving in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville High School
Serries
St. Peter’s Church
Catherine Tamblyn
Wlenry Toescher
Helen Gilbert
Peter Bloser
John Gibbons
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
St. Joseph's Hall
Lorain
Henry Loescher
John Giboon
Franklin Rollin
Lucile Brooks
B. J. Harris
Charles Simmons
Ara Rollin
Penfield
Charles Lamb
Cleveland
A. R. Anapp
August Rosfelder
Mat Diederick
Josep Laubenthal
Markets describe variable prices across produce and livestock
Cleveland markets report eggs at 24 to 28 cents with steady poultry prices. heavy fowl at 112 cents, medium fowls 12 to 13 cents, leghorn fowls 11 cents, broilers up to 22 cents, ducks 10 to 12 cents, geese unchanged, turkeys 15 to 16 cents. Potatoes from Ohio New York Pennsylvania quoted at 90 to 575? per sack. ranges show mixed grades, with top prices around 5.85 and averages near 4.00. wethers priced at 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
U. S
Chicago
Colorado
United States Department of Agriculure
United States
Wisconsi
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
Isc
Idaho
Bliss
Texas
Lousiana
Grain price listings for Wheat, Corn, and Oats
Primary market quotes show Wheat No 2 red at 4719 483e, and No 2 yellow at 434 49c. Corn No 2 yellow priced 4719 483e and 434 49c. Oats No 3 white 10% at 311¢, No 2 white 31% at 324¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Ge
Market Report Hogs Cattle Calves and Sheep Receipts
HOGS Receipts 359 holdover S2 steady 100 300 lbs 415 150 lbs down 350 3 .75 for week steady to higher week’s top 3425. CATTLE Receipts 19 for week mostly steady bulls weak to 5 lower bulk common to medium weight steers 450 534 best load yearlings 5 63 3 75 fat cows 3 00 3 75 and above cutter grades 175 250 mainly desirable sausage bulls 275 525 few 3 50 early. CALVES Receipts 20 for week better grades steady to lower lower grades strong good to choice closing 500 5 50 week’s practical top 600 cull to medium largely 3200 4 50. SHEEP Receipts none for week clipped lambs steady spring ers easier increased sapsidy aged 29c lower clipped lambs late 459.
Court actions list partition suit and auto collision claims
In And About The Court House George A. Davis Elyria seeks partition of Elyria property naming William Davis Jr and others. The Star Baking Company of Cleveland sues Carrie Z Beyer as executrix for 680 damages from a May 23 1931 collision on the Elyria Lorain road. Elizabeth Fischer Vermilion sues Howard J Hammer Lorain for 20000 over injuries from a May 1931 automobile crash in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Davis
Elyria
William Davis, Jr
The
Star Baking Company of
Cleveland
Carrie Z. Beyer
George Beyer
Deceaser
Lorain
Elyria-Lorain Road
Elizabeth Fischer
Vermilion
Howard J. Hammer
Divorce filed by Margaret Gissman in Elyria
Margaret Gissman of Elyria sues Melvin Gissman for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The couple married in 1930 and a temporary court order grants custody of their child to the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gissman
Elyria
Melvin
Benton Divorce Filing Cites Extreme Cruelty
Viola Benton of 112 Seneca Street sues Roy E. Benton for divorce alleging extreme cruelty. The couple married in 1911 and have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Benton
Seneca Street
Roy E. Benton
Zaiser Named Receiver For Devon Courts Apartments
W. O. Zaiser was appointed receiver for the Devon Courts apartments by the common pleas court at the Prudential Insurance Company request. Prudential sues John Halpin owner of the property for 60440.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Zaiser
Devon Courts
Common Pleas Court
Prudential Insurance Company
John Halpin
Local jurist awards damages in Lorain auto death case
Samuel Steinberg administrator of Max Steinberg’s estate won a verdict of 2500 against H S Hayes et al for the loss of his son who was killed in an automobile accident in Lorain on January 6 1932. Louis Mae Horn received an agreed verdict for 150 against Joseph Gelman in common pleas court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Steinberg
Max
H. S. Hayes
Lorain
Louis Mae Horn
Joseph Gelman
Common Pleas Court
Kidnap ordeal ends as Peggy found on boat off Woods Hole
Peggy, allegedly taken blindfolded beside her father near the MacMath home, was aboard a 50 foot sailboat The Bob in Wichmere Harbor. Coast guards boarded with armed guards, found Peggy calm with her father as police questioned McMath family and associates and brought all to Woods Hole for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMath
Peggy
Boston
Harwichport
McMaths
Coast Guard
William Lee
Wichmere
Lee
Bob
Paggy
Buck
McMath
Chicago Cash Quotations May 6 Butter Eggs Poultry Potatoes
Price listings for butter eggs and poultry show steady demand and varied yields. Potatoes and grains follow USDA stock levels with mixed quality grades and regional price ranges across Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho Texas and Louisiana markets.
Wild Goose Chase Investigated by Deputies
Deputies William Holst and Joe Woodings investigated a report of a goose owned by Ralph Fowl on Telegraph road being run over. A neighbor who saw the incident chased the motorist in his own car for miles at high speed before the motorist, an unemployed man with no money, was stopped and the deputies advised dropping the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Ralph Fowl
Telegraph Road
William Holst
Joe Woodings
Dollar Hits New Low as Pound Rises to Near Four Dollars
On May 6 the dollar slid to a fresh trough since Britain abandoned the gold standard in 1931, closing at $4.0512. The pound opened at 33.99 and climbed through the day, gaining about one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Trial Date Set After ALleged DUI Incident
L Bell was arrested for driving while intoxicated after an unsteady drive last night. He is scheduled to appear in court for trial on May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bell
Bell
Bulgaria’s 3500 Cooperative Societies Membership
Bulgaria reports that its 3500 cooperative societies have about 600000 members. The figure reflects broad farmer and worker participation in cooperative networks nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
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TAK
Hotel Newell
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Mary Skorupsai
WM. J. Wynn
Milk Association
Wellington Kiwantians Cop
McKisson
Wellington Eagles
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
S&5k
Committee
Naci
United Press
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Grain
Cleveland Livestock
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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