Landon Warns of Censorship Risk in Minton Press Bill
Former Republican nominee Alf Landon told Inland Daily Press Association that Sen Sherman Minton's bill to regulate the press threatens free speech and press freedom. He said the measure could censor and bias coverage if penalties apply to those publishing as fact what they know to be true, and linked it to New Deal liberal attitudes.
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Chicago
Alf M. Landon
Sepublican
Congress
Sherman Minton
Ind
Kansas
Minton
Roosevelt
Inland Daily Press Association
Landon
Congressman Calls For Relief Wage Differential Reforms
Senator Richard Russell urges eliminating or aligning relief wage differentials with the wage standards bill. He backs amending the $3.154 billion recovery package as hearings on relief aid continue. Hopkins explains unemployment trends while the WPA requests funds to extend work relief to Feb 1, 1939.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Congress
Senate Appropriations
Works Progress
Harry. Hopkins
UUY
Russell
WPA
Taft Campaign Tour Through Lorain County
Robert Taft of Cincinnati the Republican candidate for United States Senate visits Lorain County tomorrow visiting Lorain Elyria Oberlin and Wellington. He will be quartered at the Hotel Antlers in Lorain arrives at noon and speaks at Elyria Hotel 1 30 to 2 30 pm addresses at the Oberlin Inn 3 pm and holds a rally in Wellington mayor's court room at 4 pm.
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Robert Taft
Cincinnati
United States
Lorain County
Taft
Lora
Lorain
Elyria
Elyria Hotel
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin
Wellington
Mayor's Court Room
Two Men Fined On Speeding Charge
Albert Desantes and James Vaughn were fined 2 and costs each after pleading guilty to speeding in the Ely School zone. Desantes, of 3151 Denver Avenue, and Vaughn, of 1925 Long Avenue, were arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. Schwartz arrested them.
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Ely
Lorain
Joseph Q. Petro
Albert Desantes
Denver Avenue
James Vaughn
Long Avenue
Robert Schwartz
Desantes
Vaughn
E. J. Stankard
Schwartz
Y Indus Club to Elect Officers at Y M C A Tonight
Y Indus Club will hold an election meeting at the Y M C A at 7 o'clock this evening. All members are urged to attend. Plans for the annual party will be discussed after the election.
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Y-Indus Club
Toledo Grain Market Close Requires Elevators and Transit Billing
Market notes show mixed grain prices with wheat No 2 red around 31 ½ to 37 ½ cents, corn No 2 yellow 64 ½ to 72 ½ cents, oats No 2 white 39 ¼ to 31 43 cents, rye No 2 66 ½ cents. Nearby produce lists eggs butter kale lettuce mushrooms onions parsley radishes rhubarb spinach tomatoes and poultry prices by grade and container, with U S department data on eggs, potatoes and poultry. Demand steady and supplies liberal, with U S shipments and regional stocks detailed for various varieties and weights.
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Plymouth Rock
White Rock
U.S Dept of Agriculture
U. S
Lnouisiana Bliss
Mississippi Bliss
South Carolina
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iavetth Dakota Cobblers
Quotations of grain hay and straw prices from Sheet Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co
Grain hay and straw prices listed by bushel or ton for car lots with QATS No 3 white at 645.3i, corn yellow 64 644c per bushel, wheat red No 2 89e, flour jobbing and mill feeds with middlings, bran and meal prices, and hay and straw by grade and cut. Entities include Sheet Elevator Co, Montana Milling Co, and grain grades.
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Sheet Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Butter markets show steady tone for creamery and extras
The report notes butter prices at 1,294.108 pounds with a steady trend. Creamery specials fetch 93 score, extras firsts 90-51 score, with 25ye and 25ly terms indicated. W614 appears as a market reference code.
Hoyt Released by McPhail Over Magazine Article
United Press reports Waite Hoyt, angered by Larry MacPhail, was released from Brooklyn after a Post magazine piece belittling the National League. Hoyt’s critics claim his inability to win fueled the decision, as players reportedly sharpened their focus against him.
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York
Waite Hoyt
Larry MacPhail
National League
Hoyt
Brooklyn
McPhail
Bushers
Saturday Evening Post
Cobb
Waite
Yanks
Brooklyns
Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Flour
Wheat No 3 red 8898 No 2 red 64 64 percent. Corn New Kiln dried No 1 yellow 64 64 percent, No 2 yellow 64 124 average. Flour Short 9 spring patents 6.45 5.65, hard winter straight 6.05 6.2.
Cattle Receipts Strong as Market Tenders Steers Hit Prices
Market remains active with cattle receipts around 109 head. Steers at 114 pounds bring about 9 dollars per unit, with lighter lots ranging from 8.59 to 9.50. Quality categories show good to butcher grades, rare medium, and common stock mixed in.
Major League Leaders and Batting Home Runs and Hits
Historic box score style list showing players from multiple teams with leaders in batting home runs and hits. Names like Medwick Red Sox Foxx and Travis appear amid scattered statistics, reflecting a fragmented scoreboard segment.
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GABL
Medwick
Cardinals
DaMager
Yankees
Treshy
Indians
Hares
Athletics
Foxx
Red
Cs .Eaceeweaeereads
Greenburg
Tigers
Beee
Ee Goodman
Reds
Ewe
Lave Hans Batted
Red Sox
Galan
Cubs
Ott
Giants
Rons
Eee
Udt Cramer
Aedn Lewis
Senators
Travis
C.esseees
McCormick
White House Scraps Policy of Non-Interference in Local Elections
Apparent abandonment of the policy of non-interference points to a clash between President Roosevelt and anti New Deal Democrats. The White House denies remarks attributed to Roosevelt about a good pairing with Gov. Charles Martin. The president reportedly favors Henry E. Hess as Oregon governor and moves to influence fall elections. Roosevelt focuses on South with Sen. Smith and Sen. George facing reelection challenges. Governor Olin D. Johnston outlined opposition to Smith after leaving the White House.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Stephen T Early
Charles Martin
Oregon
Earls
Martin
Henry E. Hess
Harold L. Ickes
Elton Watkins
Portland, Ure
Ickes
Watkins
Hess
South
Smith
South Carolina
Walter F. George
Georgia
Olin D. Johnston
Johnston
Cattle Lambs and Hogs Market Summary
Receipts and prices across cattle calves lambs and hogs show a active steady to slow market. Cattle prime Luann luau good to choice at 3.00 to 7.00. calves receipts 600. lambs choice clipped to 7.50. hogs 1800 receipts with 25 cents higher and various weight bids listed.
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Tle
Luau
Local produce prices for fruits vegetables and staples listed
The notice lists prices for apples asparagus eels celery cabbage cucumbers dandelions horseradish kale lettuce maple syrup mint mushrooms onions parsley parsnips radishes rhubarb spinach tomatoes turnips thyme butter eggs live poultry potatoes and assorted regional produce with unit weights and price ranges across multiple regions and markets. It notes market unsettled butter and firm eggs and details various regional price points for 12 or more items.
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Baldwin
Staynen
Delereus
Jonathan
iTic
Ashtabula
129 Year Old Ned Broadus Secures HO Loan in Waco
Former Georgia slave known as Uncle Ned Broadus places his age at about 129 and negotiates a loan on his Waco Texas home through the Home Owners' Loan Corporation. He is confident he will live to finish the payments fifteen years hence.
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Ned Broadus
Georgia
Waco
Tex
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Ned
Acme Phote
Pennsylvania Primary Sets Stage For New Deal Ticket
The White House focuses on Pennsylvania as voters head to the polls. National Chairman James A Farley endorsed Governor George Earle for the Senate and Thomas Kennedy for governor, with Kennedy backed by the CIO and Senator Joseph Guffey, a strong advocate of Pennsylvania New Deal policies.
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White House
Pennsylvania
James A. Farley
George Earle
Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
Committee For Industrial Organization
Joseph Guffey
Ardent Pennsylvania New Dealer
Cleveland Mayor to Speak at Lorain Event
Hon Harold H Burton of Cleveland will address Lorain High School auditorium on The New Horizon. Sponsored by the Lorain Teachers' Club, the public talk takes place tomorrow evening at o'clock.
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Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
Lorain County
Burton
Lorain High School
Lorain
Benesch Stops Campaign Contributions After Grand Jury Warning
Ohio commerce chief Alfred A. Benesch says no more donations to the Democratic fund after a grand jury warning. About 2100 dollars from a dozen donors were refunded. earlier contributions remain with no refunds. Benesch testified to the grand jury. Squire and Saffin were subpoenaed for later in the week.
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Columbus
Grand Jury
Civil Service
Alfred A. Benesch
Democratic Campaign Fund
Benesch
Davey
Samuel Squire
Charles Saffin
Banking Department
Wakeman Students to Broadcast First Radio Program
Wakeman High School will air its first ever broadcast on station WHE of Cleveland from 4:45 to 5 p m Thursday May 19. The program features two Boys Glee Club selections, two saxophone solos by Helen O Brien, a organ solo by Ivan Leicht, a Wakeman talk by superintendent W B Wood, all directed by B Hughey.
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Wakeman High School
WHE
Cleveland
Boys’ Glee Club
Salman
Lea Chantey
the Duchess
Erica
Helen O’brian
Oraga
Tschaikowsky
Ivan Leicht
Wakeman
W. 8. Wood
B. Hughey
Grafton Friendship Club Enters New Member at Meeting
Thursday afternoon the Friendship Club met at Mrs. Glenn Strickland home with Lotto for entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs. Howard Schwed for high and Mrs. Chester Wilczak for low. A new member was added.
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Grafton
Friendship Club
Glenn Strickland
Howard Schwed
High
Chester Wilczak
Japanese General Nishio Takayo Named Shanghai Commander
Lt. Gen. Toshizo Nishio Takayo, inspector general of military education, is appointed commander in chief in the Shanghai area, succeeding Gen. Shunroku O. Hata.
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Acme
Toshizo Nishiotakoye
Shanghai
Shunrokuo Hata
Social club notices and refreshments described
The report notes the Second Friday Club hosted by Mrs. William Jones with a refreshment service for guests including Mrs. Peter Eden and others from Cleveland. It also mentions the Lat-a-Lot Club meeting at Mrs. D. R. Dunlap's home with eight members and one guest, Mrs. Lloyd Bartlett, enjoying an afternoon of sewing and social time.
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William Jones
Carl Shephard
Peter Eden
William McNab
Earl Gehringer
Melvin Myers
H. L. Walton
William Sanderson
Robert Wilkins
Club Meets At Mrs Dunlap Home In Two Weeks
The hostess Mrs James Dunlap served a refreshment course and invited the club to gather again at her home in two weeks.
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James Dunlap
State liquor board orders strict enforcement of sign rules
The State Liquor Board directed officers to strictly enforce advertising sign regulations at liquor premises. Outside signs for beer or liquor are prohibited. signs to retailers are not allowed. Inside whisky signs must be under 24 square inches and beer signs under 324 square inches.
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Columbus
State Liquor Board
Skating Party Draws Lorain Republicans and Public
Over two hundred people attended a skating party sponsored by the Republican Booster Club of Lorain held last evening at the Moose Coliseum. Proceeds will support club activities. Hazel Kohlmyer of Lorain served as chairperson.
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Republican Booster Club of
Lorain
Moose Coliseum
Hazel Kohlmyer
Balloon breaks free and crashes in England
A balloon that broke away from its moorings in Cardington England rose to 10 000 feet before crashing in Gloucestershire.
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Cardington
England
Gloucestershire
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