Three Babies Survive Quadruple Birth Near Porter Oklahoma
Mrs. Mattie Mullins travels by ambulance to Muskogee to see her three surviving babies from a quadruple birth at her frail home. Doctors say two boys and a girl, born two months premature and weighing between one and a half and three pounds, live in an incubator while the fourth infant girl died at birth. Father William Mullins, weary and overwhelmed, vows to persevere for his family as the family adapts to poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Luvena
Joblin
Legal Notice Fragment From Lorain County Advertisements
Legal notices report a divorce petition filed by Beatrice Greenfield Kunkle against Kenneth Kunkle with hearing set for June 11 1937 in Lorain County Ohio. The notice also includes securities division actions for Carl L Smith Elyria Ohio and a public bids for an Ohio Department of Highways project in Lorain County with details on bid requirements and contract terms. It records an Elyria city ordinance vacating part of Filbert Street approved May 1937 and an authentic sealing by city officials.
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Kenneth Kunkle
Arapahoe Street
Los Angeles
California
Beatrica Greenfield Kunkle
Court of Common Press
Lorain County
Ohio
Beatrice Greenfield Kunkie
Geuyaeh
Digren
Carl “L. Smith
Stop 3
Lake Ave
Elyria
Division of Securities
Columbus
Pierra’ R. Smith & Company
Carl L
State of Ohio Department of Highways
State Highway Director of
Lorala County
Oberlin-Elyria
Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
Department of Highways
John Jaster, JR
Filbert Street
Beech Street
City of
State of Ohio
West Branch
Black River
Deredy
B Symons
Leonard Smith
D. A. Baird
Six Indicted in Election Frauds in Lawrence County
IRONTON Ohio May 20 Deputy sheriffs served indictments on five Lawrence county officials and a lumber dealer tied to election frauds last November by a special grand jury. Indicted: Pearl Pratt Dan Rapp Elizabeth Griffith Wade Wabb and John Zeek. The lumber dealer faced William Dickens Republican candidate for county commission term. Arraignment set for Friday. Dickens and late County Commissioner Harry H Banton were trustees in last fall’s race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Lawrence
Pearl A. Pratt
Dan C. Rapp
Elizabeth Griffith
Wade Wabb
John Zeek
William Dickens
Inet
Dickens
Miss Griffith
Missa Griffith
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Harry H. Banton
Banton
George HB. Clark
Rural carriers plead for cooperation on long routes
Rural carriers on long post routes describe heavy duties and many stops on 112 mile daily trips with 14 boxes per mile. They urge residents to stock stamps, complete money order apps, and use proper envelopes to avoid delays, noting substitutes may struggle with unfamiliar tasks and rat problems at boxes.
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United States
Elyria
C. J. Sartor
Sartor
Scheuneman
Crossword Puzzle Snippet Amid OCR Errors
Fragmentary crossword clues appear with numerous garbled words and misspellings. The piece lists scattered numbers and partial phrases such as 1-Worthless fellow and references to an inventor of a chemical telegraph, signaling a damaged historical puzzle page.
Society Woman Heads Bank At Steubenville
Wilma Sinclair LeVan, wife of Garrett B. Le Van, ran Union Savings Bank and Trust Co. of Steubenville after its 1932 run closure, reopening it fifteen months later without losses to depositors. A former society figure and Princeton All-American alumnus’s mother, she balanced duty with memories of her great uncle founder Dorhman J. Sinclair Dorhman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Bankers’ Association
United States
Wilma Sinclair LeVan
Atlantic Ocean
Union Savings Bank and Trust Co
Steubenville
Horatio Ganett Dorhman
le van
Ogontz School
Rydall
Garrett B. le van
Garrett
Gary) B. LeVan
Princeton
Rural carriers move heavy mail in Elyria area
The three Elyria rural carriers shoulder the heaviest mail in history, with routes down from four to three. Scheuneman has 27 years on the job, Burr over 14 years, and Johnson nine, marking long service as mail volume recovers to near pre low mood levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Michigan power strike ends after short disruption
Governor Frank Murphy summoned leaders from Consumers Power Co and the United Auto Workers to a peace conference as power and light service were restored to about 300,000 residents in the Saginaw Valley. The company agreed to negotiate all questions, including a $160 monthly wage, closed shop and check off. The strike began at noon with 2,350 workers walking out per company figures and 1,500 per union estimates. | Note: The second portion appears to describe a separate incident in Warren, Ohio, about a 14 month old killed in a car crash, with four others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Frank Murphy
Consumers Power Company
United Automobile Workers’ Union
Saginaw Valey
Murphy
Saginaw
Flint
Bay City
Owosso
Wyndham Mortimer
Automobile Workers' Union
Mortimer
Dan E. Karn
Exclusive Alice Brooks lace edgings pattern promotion
An item touts Alice Brooks designed lace edgings as decorative add-ons for clothes and lingerie. It explains crochet options using cotton or string, notes straight and round edge patterns, and gives widths from one eights to two and a half inches. Patterns cost 10 cents, with instructions, materials, and stich illustrations in Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Department offering Pattern 773.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Forty Four Executed for Espionage in Far East
Moscow reports the Supreme Court special session at Svobodny sentenced 44 defendants to death for espionage and sabotage on the Trans Siberian Railway. The Far Eastern Star notes the executions have already been carried out, including one woman, as agents of Japanese or German intelligence services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Habrorsak
U. S. S. R. Supreme Court
Svobodny
Far East
Trans-Siberian
Far Eastern Star
Lake Shore Hotel Employees Strike in Cleveland
Heat and hot water shut off and elevator and dining room service suspended in a strike of Lake Shore Hotel employees demanding higher wages. Fifty pickets block milk and bread delivery to the hotel. About 300 guests, including swimming champion Eleanor Holm Jarrett, use stairs to reach rooms while she stays for the Great Lakes Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Senate weighs Robinson for Supreme Court post amid White House opposition
The Senate debates a social security bill outcome and the timing of a Supreme Court vacancy. Joseph T. Robinson, 64, is seen as an inside track for the Court but faces opposition from the White House. Analysts note no legal bar to Robinson and discuss potential succession plans for Senate leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
van Devanter
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
Arkansas
William E. Borah
Ida
Robert Wagner
Wheeler
Court Justices
Sen
Alben. Barkley
James F. Byrnes
8. C
Pat Harrison
Miss
Number Three Continued From Paget
The Republic Steel Corporation allegedly sent private police and thugs to Jones & Laughlin plants in Pittsburgh and Allentown to interfere with the government election. The firm is one of five independents mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Steel Corporation
Jones & Laughlin
Allanippa
Republic Corporation
Strike threat looms as SWOC faces Aliquippa vote
Strikes threatened unless unions sign collective bargaining deals with the Steel Workers Organizing Committee. Ernest Dunbar and state police supervise a high security election at J&L plants in Aliquippa and Pittsburgh. A nationwide probe is urged by Philip Murray and references are made to potential criminal action for NLRA violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Workers’ Committee
Aliquippa
Ernest C. Dunbar
Pittsburgh
Labor Board
Republic
Washington
Philip Murray
Lewis
Homer
Cummings
Murray
Justice Department
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel & Tin Workers of North America
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
C. S O
Dunbar
George H. Earle
Allquippa Works
South Side
Hazelwood
National Labor Relations Board
Pittsburgh Works Emplores Association
United Tron & Steel Workers
SWOC
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
United States Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Crucible Steel
Inland Steel
Bethlehem Steal Corporation
Halt Threatened Dissolution of Grain Corporation
Chicago may 20 director of the 27 million farmers national grain corporation moving to iron out divergent policies that threatened dissolution of the government subsidized cooperative. The corporation founded in 1929 to oversee 23 regional cooperatives faced a split in financing and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Grain distribution control sparks resignation at corporation
Threats of centralized grain authority prompted the resignation of C. E. Huff, president since 1930, accepted by directors for harmony. Huff reportedly pushed parent control while regional members sought retained marketing powers. In Cincinnati several city manager candidates surfaced after C A Dykstra’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isterim
Chicago
C. E. Huff
Huff
Apt
Cincinnati
C. A. Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
John OD. Ellis
Buckeye Conference meet set to crown track champs
Three schools dominate Buckeye Conference history Miami Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University are favored to contend for the title as preliminaries run tomorrow ahead of finals Saturday in Delaware. Miami led by Bob Mills and Larry Bell seeks another crown while Wesleyan’s Gibson Diehl and Ohio U’s Red Cunningham headline strong lineups. Cincinnati Dayton and Marshall are not favored. Spring Buckeye meeting to elect officers follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Buckeye
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Wesleyan
Ohio U
Ohio
Butler
Drake
Redskin
Bob Mills
Larry Bell
Gibson Diehl
Dayton Stlvers
Diehl
Red” Cunningham
University of Cincinnati
Dayton
Marshall
Hurling duel keeps Milwaukee and Minneapolis ahead
In Columbus and Minneapolis, veterans and rookies shaped a tight American Association slate. George Blaeholder limited Louisville to nine hits in Milwaukee’s 2 to 9 win, while Charley Wagner’s 13 to 4 Minneapolis victory over St Louis kept the pace. Toledo rallied past St Paul 8 to 7 as Al Cohen faltered late. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 2 to 1 to drop the Blues to the league cellar.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
George Biaeholder
Louisville
Brewers
Colonels
Charley Wagner
Red Birds
Wagner
Millers
Toledo
Maoddens
St. Paul
al Cohen
Ron Splurge
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Blues
Ohio University Clinches Buckeye Baseball Crown
Ohio University clinched the Buckeye Conference baseball title for the first undisputed time in school history. Coach Don Peden’s team won its ninth straight game, defeating Marshall 8 9 in Huntington, West Virginia to seal the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio University
Athens
Don Peden
Feam
Huntington
W. Va
Marshall
Cats Star Ace Clinches Crown In Tight Pinch Hurling
Nels, the ace of the Cats, clinched the crown as he hurled in the pinches while delivering hits. Miami moved to second place as Ohio Wesleyan fell 3 to 1. Dayton beat Wittenberg 12 to 8 in a non conference clash, with Cincinnati awaiting in Cincinnati and Wesleyan vs Wittenberg at Delaware.
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Ony Nels
Bell
Miami
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan
Oxford
University of Dayton
Witten
Dayton
Iversity
Cincinnati
Cincin
Schoolboy Track Stars Compete In District Meets
Ohio District meets begin for high school athletes seeking state berths in track tennis golf and baseball. Forty districts across Columbus Cleveland Mentor Salem Kent Akron Canton Sandusky Bowling Green Springfield Dayton Cincinnati and Bridgeport host qualifiers. Top three finishers in track and top two in tennis and golf advance with special rules for class A and B baseball teams.
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Columbus
Ohio
High School Athletic Association
Cleveland
Mentor
Salem
Kent
Akron
Canton
Sandusky
Bowling Green
Springfield
Dayton
Cincinnati
Bridgeport
Athens
McLemore's Confused View On Schmeling Braddock Race Hope
Henry McLemore recounts chaotic notes from May 20 1937 about Max Schmeling brashly predicting a quick KO of James Braddock at Madison Square Garden, Enzo Fiermonte purchasing a Maserati for Vanderbilt Cup at Roosevelt Speedway, and odd Davis Cup practice by Australians Vivian McGrath and John Bromwich. McLemore visits Forest Hills to observe tennis, noting unusual techniques and a manager teasing a future star Pont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Madison Square Garden
Speculator
Max Schmeling
James J. Braddock
Garden Bowl
Schmeling
Braddock
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Virginia
Enzo
Fiermonte
Roosevelt Speedway
Madeline Astor Dick
John Jacob Astor, Jr
Forest Hills
Vivian McGrath
John Bromwich
Pont
Josephine
United Pram
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Ashland Seminary
Ashland
Lars Morel
Ua Spies
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Deasian
Worthiess
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Jae
Society Woman Heads Bank
Warren
George Hughes
Edward Hughes
Niles
Here
Alice Brooks
Iusebold Arts
Brooks
Bulletin
Lake Shore Hotel
Paget
Grain Corporation
The
Blaeholder
McLemore
the Garden
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
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