Tax Bill Sure To Be Revised
Democratic rebels against the administration's 3,000,000 tax bill pressed for drastic modification of the levy on undistributed corporate earnings the heart of the revenue measure. Opposition within the Senate finance committee reportedly backed substitute proposals as hearings continued. Committee leaders expect revisions before reporting to the Senate and uncertainty remains over discarding or passing a substitute for the disputed tax on undistributed earnings.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Father Coughlin to Speak at Cleveland Stadium Rally
The Rev. Chas. E. Coughlin will attend in person at a National Union for Social Justice rally at Cleveland stadium this Sunday at 2 30 p m Tickets to enter the stadium may be secured at 249 Second street 794 Woodland avenue and 250 Temple court.
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Chas. E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Cleveland Stadium
Second Street
Woodland Avenue
Temple Court
Elyrian Selected As Contest Judge
Gerald M. Frank, counter school music supervisor, will judge the Ohio Solo and Ensemble Contest at Oberlin tomorrow. Elyrians Robert Wilcox and Will Lersch will compete in the state event with other district winners for state honors and a chance to enter the National Band, Solo and Ensemble Contest in Cleveland next week.
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Gerald M. Frank
Ohio
Oberlin
Frank
Elyrians
Robert Wilcox
Will Lersch
Cleveland
Thursder
Mansfield Murder Trial Nears End
Final arguments in the murder trial of Charles Wilson 23 charged with the fatal shooting of Jean Moorhead 17 Mansfield High School student began today. The state seeks first degree murder and the electric chair. Wilson testified his shooting was accidental while detailing the night of the fatal event in Mansfield.
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Mansfield
Charles Wilson
Jean Moorhead
William L. Day
George H. Blecker
H. Huston
Wilson
Iain
Miss Moorhead
Man Accused in Shooting Case Quoted On Trial Testimony
The defendant, linked to Haskell Smith and Inwood Smith, a famed Ohio State football player, stated he parked his car and drew a gun after a refusal by a girl. He claimed the gun discharged accidentally during a struggle. Blecker questioned why he pulled the gun. Wilson cited drinking and a foggy mind. Mrs. Ada Wilson, the defendant’s mother, testified yesterday.
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Haskell Smith
Inwood Smith
Oho State
Wilson
Blecker
Rally Draws 150 at Grafton Democratic Club
More than 150 people attended the rally of the local Democratic club at the I. C. Hall last night. Several state and country delegates spoke about state offices. Entertainment and refreshments followed.
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Grafton
Mar
Democratic Club
I. C. Hall
Bass
Court House Advert items list various civil actions and divorces
A collection of court notices shows verdicts and settlements including Bradley Advert Inc earning 239.56 against Goldstein Sens Inc, and an agreed 350 for an easement for a new 605 water main. Mary Puls and Helen Foze receive multiple declaratory or protective orders. Catherine Memford sues for divorce from Cla Dira on grounds of extreme cruelty, Edward Gibson seeks divorce on grounds of gross neglect. Foreclosures include AC Morai et al and Gioschino Zocchi. Executors and estates involved in settlements and power of attorney matters. The Colonial Figures Company and Jessie Prock are noted in civil actions. Several other divorce and property actions are listed with various defendants and plaintiffs noted.
Crash Caused By Faulty Signal
A court or investigative report states a railroad crash was caused by a faulty signal. The incident involved multiple workers and damaged equipment, with officials in Cleveland and surrounding areas noting intercity rail impacts. Details are incomplete due to OCR errors but indicate signal failure as the primary cause.
Politician Talk Draws Wesleyan Students Into Politics
Former governor addresses Wesleyan University students urging political aspirants to be ready for tough challenges. The remarks, noted by attendees, emphasize preparation and resilience in public life.
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Toblellown
Oberlin May Convention Schedule Highlights
The Oberlin program lists events across days with parades sessions and concerts. Notable items include student recitals in May, organ and piano performances, chapel programs, and music department activities led by faculty such as Gordon H L and Rhoda M. The schedule notes May dates and various venues like Warner Hall and Linmey Chapel with multiple performances and class markings.
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Gordon H. L
Linmey
Frances G. Xash
Vincent M Sastenmce
Hail
Warner
B. Sento
Jose Ipbhige Muse
Mother Of 4 Children Seeks Divorce
A woman with four children seeks a divorce amid disputes over custody and support. The record notes concerns about parental arrangements and ongoing tensions as the case proceeds through court.
Fire crews tackle blaze at Armitaze sign shop
Three Central Fire Station units responded to a spontaneous blaze at a neon sign shop on the second floor. The fire damaged paint cloths and the roof, with no injuries reported.
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Spontencus Com
Armitaze’s
Central Fire Station
Rotarians Hold District Conference At Canton
Local Rotarians convene the district conference in Canton with meetings, talks, and community outreach planned. Attendees include club leaders and volunteers from several chapters as organizers outline upcoming service projects.
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Rotarians
Canton
Salary dispute fuels teacher pay debate continues
The piece notes continuing discussion sparked by remarks from Gibbons about salaries and their impact on keeping qualified teachers. It mentions a figure around nine cents an hour as part of the context.
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Gibbons
Youth Will Be Heard Speech Sparks Parliamentary Insight
A Canadian parliamentarian flew to Canton to fulfill engagement and speak on Youth Will Be Heard. The talk linked Canada’s immigration pressures and employment strain to concerns echoed in the United States, urging action as budget issues loom and the federation faces growth challenges.
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Canton
Crinis the Greate
Etrin the Fead
Wetts School
A&r
Tiremen Work In Delays To Save Baby
A flood flooded parts of the city as rescuers delayed pumping and deliveries to reach a baby. Mrs. Drew moved a child to safety from a porch as water receded and families checked homes for damage.
Death Record for Ernest Bober and Mary Garrison
Death notices for Ernest Bober of LaGrange Road died March 5 at 3 30 a m. He left a wife, four sons and daughters, one grandchild. Funeral at 9 am Monday from Immanuel Church, burial at Marys Cemetery. Also Mary Garrison died at 69, wife of H. T. Garrison. Services and burial to be announced, with survivors including children and a sister. Burial at Butternut Ridge.
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Ernest Bober A
LaGrerge Road
Mar Sth
Germas
Beenge Roag
He Ieares
E. A
Mary
Bennie Harry
Onyail
John Domo
Michigan
Germent
Iso
Bit
la 2 Road
Mar
Ima
Patrick J
Mae Belle Garrison
Charles Court
Garrison
Ridgeville N U S J Unit to Hear Father Cough Address
Ridgeville N U S J Unit 17 of the National Union for Social Justice will meet at Ridgeville Town Hall at 2 p m Sunday to hear Father Cough's address on Ohio candidates. J Parren, president, says a radio set will be taken and the meeting is for members only.
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Unit No. 17
The
National Union For Social Justice
North Ridgeville
Ridgevile Town Hall
Father Cough
Ohio
J. Parren
Elyria High School Choir Spring Concert Delights Audiences
Elyria High School a cappella choir presented a spring concert in the school auditorium. The program split between traditional cappella numbers and modern pieces highlighted by stage robes and a Seecere Blue set. Soloists Troyed to compete next day in Obie High School events, with performances by Robert Witvox and others framing the finale.
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Elyria High School
Erembone
Robert Witvox
Marimba Soto
Flicht
Tering Star
Lady John Bie
Herbert
Old Age Pensions and Social Security Cited at Fraternal Event
The Grand Aerie session in Cleveland honored mothers and traced the origins of Mothers Day and Old Age Pension laws. Speakers noted early fraternal efforts, state laws, and the 1935 Social Security Act as pivotal, with local officials and musicians contributing to a community observance.
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Mothe Thesia
Cleveland
Congress of the
United States
Mar
Wilson
Missouri
Butler
Montana
Roosevalt
Leona Schmidt
Charles Guth
Resar’s
Cleveland Market Report Mixed Goods and Livestock Prices
Market steady with butter extras 30 percent and standards 39 43 cents. Live poultry shows steady to heavy hens and various Leghorn and broiler prices. Potatoes and eggs quoted with multiple regional figures. Cleveland livestock receipts steady with cattle and lamb details, touts local market activity and city notices.
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Cleveland
Maine
Texas
Alabama
Califors
Kens
Jess Pie
Pornas
Timothe
House bill amendments push relief aid to finish before adjournment
In a fast moving session, the House debated social security and TVA funds with several amendments proposed. Connery sought prevailing wage on work relief, Republicans urged nonpartisan boards and relief grants, Taber pushed blocking Rexford Tugwell's resettlement plan, and anti-illegal alien provisions were floated. The bill, delayed until Monday, aims to clear Congress before adjournment amid debate on the Frazier Lemke mortgage issue.
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Social Security
TVA
House
William P. Connery
House Labor Committee
Connery
Hopkins
John Taber
Rexford Tugwell
Joseph W. Burns
Death on Nickel Plate Train Kills Veteran James Davison
James Davison, a World War II veteran and Great Lakes firefighter, died after being struck by a Nickel Plate freight train while attempting to board it. The incident occurred near UCVANBALY on May 3.
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James Davison
Hart's Poultry Market Saturday Prices at Second and Chestnut
Hart's Poultry Market announces Saturday specials with stewing hens priced at 26, 28 and 30 cents, roasting hens and broilers, half fryers, strictly fresh eggs at 21, 23 and 25 cents per dozen. Located on Second and Chestnut Streets, phone 5874.
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Hart’s Poultry Market
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Ger B. Fincher Todar
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Harry King E. 3
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Mary Puls
Helen Foze
Amecleia Todarf
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Cladira
Edward Gibson
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Max Bertman
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Crist
Phyllis Jones
Newell
Belle Garrison
Ridgeville
HS. Choir
Omar Wall Paper Cleaner
Aplex Wall Paper
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Court Street
Fords Way
Lambs
Cart Orchestra
John Resar
Robert Jensen
E. J. Murphy
St. Mary's Church
Marcus Kramer
J. L. Mathis
A. B R. Graber
Dewer Hulk
Iry R. Wright
Carl Cords
Wilm France
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Over Patton
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Line Castle
Roma Szuil
William Morse
James France
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Machis
Handyside
Morse
August Ferchstand
Paul Wainwright
Baird George Pritchard
West Third Street
Don A. Baird Sadar
Odd Fellows Hall
Charles Egan
Soldiers and Sailors Horn i! Sandusky
Toledo
Blue Bird
Star Shoe Shop
Court St
F. G. Prosser
Commissioner
East Avenue
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