Oberlin Retains Big Six Track Title In 1937 Meet
Oberlin College defended the Ohio Conference Big Six track and field championship for the third straight year, scoring 57 1/2 points to edge Wooster 46 3/4 and Denison 25 4/3. Eshelman starred for Oberlin winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes and anchoring the mile relay, while Benny Bishop of Wooster swept three events and narrowly missed a grand slam.
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Oberlin
Radly
Muskingum
Heidelberg
Capstal
Ohio Northern
Otterbein
Ashland
Wittenberg
Kenyon
Kent State
Eshelman
Bob Eshelman
Bob Chegwilden
Wooster
Yeomen
Case
Bowling Green
Toledo
Benny Bishop
Bishop
Benny
Bob Chegwidden
Nish Easly
Richards
George Maxwell
Obertin
Akenhead
Muskie
Austin and
Bromley
Denison
Berea
Baldwin Wallace
Dill Field
Are &S
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Ziemke
Mt. U2
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Belding
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Zelina
Pettit
Anderson
Oise
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Watson
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Austin
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Thorsen
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Fronts
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Nash
Rore
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Smith
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Smith B
A; Browne
Chegeidden
Hatter
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Rishon
Ulla
Heister
Cap
Hupp
Droughten
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Heiser
Dickenhoff
Witt
Cass
Bontleg Green
Misplays Help Yankees Defeat Indians 7 To 3
New York beats Cleveland 7 3 as four Yankee runs come from Solters misplay and two errors. Heath leads Indians with a triple double and single in five trips. Gatehouse starts for Cleveland, Ruffing for New York, with Malone closing.
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Yankees
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Steve O'Neill
Whitlow Wyatt
Wyatt
Joe
Red” Ruffing
Yanks
Pat Malone
Malone
George Selkirk
Soltera
Lazzeri
Cleveland
Heath
Jeff Heath
Ivy Andrews
Spurgeon Chandler
RHO
EB Lary
rAveritl
Trosky
Saltere
Hale
Prydak, Co
Mushee
Guilehouse
Sullivan
Heving
Campbell
New York AB
R.H. C. A. EL Crocetti Ss
Rolfe, Db
DiMaggio, Cf
Gehrig, Ib
Eee
Dichev
Selkirk
Henrich
Crosetti
Hughes
DiMaggio
Solters
Lary
Rolfe
DiMngelo
Crose
Ruffing
Galehouse
Reffing
Summers
Quinn J
Basl
Standings and Results Across Teams In Yesterday's Games
Canton 718 defeated Portsmouth 3 and Zanesville beat Charleston 2. Springfield and Akron both won 2 to 1 over Johnstown and Dayton respectively.
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Portsmouth
Zanesville
Charleston
G. Springfield
Akron
Johnstown
K. Dayton
May Party Tonight by Drum and Bugle Corps
The Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps hosts a May party at 8 o’clock tonight at the American Legion home on Ohio Street to raise funds for state and national conventions. Proceeds aid travel and entry costs while the corps preps for events in Findlay Ohio, Warren or Cleveland, and Newark New Jersey.
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Ohio Street
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Elyria
Findlay
Warren
Cleveland
Fourteenth District Postmasters Hear Harter Speak
Congressman Don W. Harter told Lorain postmasters and wives at the Lorain Country Club that economy in federal spending is rising in Washington and could enable a normal budget with reduced government outlays for relief and WPA projects. He urged balancing the budget as private industry grows and noted district funding conundrums with local needs such as East Erie Avenue bridge and local projects. Judge Albert L. Caria of Ravenna discussed the New Deal’s aims of economic and political freedom, and internal revenue collector Carl Moore spoke for Senator Ratkiey on unemployment relief efforts and shorter work hours through mechanization.
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Fourteenth Congressional District
Lorain Country Club
Harter
Washington
Congress
Ohio
Florida
Arizona
Lorain
Public Works Administration
Works Progress Administration
Albert L. Caria
Ravennt
Carl Moore
Internal Revenue
Robert Ratkiey
Lorain County Board of Education to Meet Tonight
The Lorain County Board of Education plans to adopt a TSAT-R program for the county school system at a special meeting at 8 PM. The plan includes closing Carlisle Township and Russia Township schools and one school in Flora Township, with minor territory transfers, while most districts remain unchanged. State approval remains required before the plan takes effect under the Ohio School Foundation Program.
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Lorain County
Ohio School Foundation
State Department of Education
Taxing government workers would not drain revenue
Boake Carter commentary argues against believing government employees escape income tax. It cites 1936 figures: 829,794 federal workers, 290,796 state staff, 2,105,745 municipal payrolls, with average wages of $1421, $1186, and $1454 respectively. Federal and state workers pay their taxes, yet many zones avoid double taxation only through exemptions. The piece estimates potential revenue from taxing these groups and urges Congress to standardize tax treatment, warning against false savings from exemptions.
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Ganz
Connecticut
Congress
Copyright Ledger
Lakewood Man Fined for Intoxication After DUI Stop
Walter Six, 21, of 1588 Warren Road Lakewood, was fined $5 and costs for intoxication after being arraigned yesterday before Justice Preston Coon. Deputy Sheriff Emil Kubishke arrested him at 3 a m on Chestnut Ridge Road where he was found sitting in his car in a ditch.
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Warren Road
Lakewood
Preston Coon
Emil Kubishke
Chestnut Ridge Road
Justice Cardozo Is 67 Years Old Today
Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo marked his 67th birthday in Washington as reports noted his continued service on the Supreme Court. The event was observed amid ongoing deliberations and public interest in his judicial work and public appearances.
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Justice Cardozo
Washington
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Rockefeller Legacy Endures Beyond Final Birthday
A long obituary recounts John D. Rockefeller Sr. as a legendary figure whose private life, health, and financial empire shaped American industry. It details his death, family links spanning grandchildren and in laws, retirement habits, and the rise and dissolution of the Standard Oil Trust, noting wealth transfers to his son and philanthropic trusts.
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Mary Todhunter Clark
Rodman
Steven
John D
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Sandra
Rockefeller
John D, Jr
Abby
Bessie
Charles Augustus Strong
Margaret
George de Cuevas
Elizabeth
John DeCuevas
Prentice
John Rockefeller
Mary Aldeline R
Spelman Prentice
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John Rockefeller McCormick
Editha
Harold Fowler McCormick, Jr
James Stillman
Mathide
Max Oyer
Anita
Peter Max
Herother
Muriel
Elisha Dyer Hubbard
Tarrytown
Enroute
Oser
Europe
Nelson
Winthrop Rockefeller
Central America
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Cummera
Lakewood
N. J
Merryday
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Rockefeller Philanthropies
Florida
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North
Midas
Seven Seas
Richford
William Avery Hockefeller
Cleveland
Vaal
Samuel Andrews
William
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil
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Standard Oil Trust
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Andrews
Steven V Harkness
America
Btw
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Supreme Court
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Senate
Standard Oil Company
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