City Lands Chosen for CCC Camp Site in County
City owned land near the ey and fear the rewaze disposal plant was selected today for a CCC camp to house about 1, 000 or more workers. Capt Clemens of the U S Army announced the plan after reviewing sites and said construction lumber shortages may delay opening. The program aims to expand CCC to about 28 000 men nationwide with two year terms, drainage projects, and possible permanent establishment. A special council session will consider leasing the property to the federal government for five years. Continued on Page 2.
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QQ. Va. Ciemens
U. S. Army
CCC
Apr. Clemens
Tin Sard
Ohio
Clemens
J. R. Shire
Federal Department of Agriculture
COC
W. H. Vanaster
County Sur
Suspension of Local Policeman Revealed
Oldaz of the Elyria police force was suspended ten days without pay this month for failure to report to duty. The report, verified by Chief F J Stankard, states the suspension began May 9 and ended May 11 with a return to night squad duties. He then was assigned strike duty at Steel and Tubes Inc Mant. His vacancy on the squad car is filled by Patrolman L D Brown. The penalty also includes loss of two weeks vacation and all days off for an indefinite period, with June vacation canceled.
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Oldaz
Elyria
F. J. Stankard
Steel and Tubes Inc
Mant
L. D. Brown
Services
Fred Underhill
Stankard
Oldag
Sandusky Bay Bridge Bill Before Governor Davey
The Sandusky Bay toll bridge bill lies before Governor Davey for signature or veto with committees to scrutinize defects and pass it to the governor for approval or rejection. Hudson Addison notes the panel will assess financial conditions in the bond issuance clause before possible passage next week.
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Columbus. A
Sandusky Bay Toll Bridz Bil
Davey
Fil
Assembly
Covernor
Hudson Addison
Securities Division
Addison
Body Identified of Akron Transient in Rail Yard
The body of a transient decamtened by a freight train in Marton was identified today as Clay H. Ruchett, 28, Akron. Identification was confirmed by an Aland-stained employment bureau card found with the victim.
Weather Ohio fair tonight and Sunday
A light warm spell ahead with fair skies tonight in Ohio and continuing into Sunday. Temperatures rise slightly compared with today, with pleasant air and no precipitation expected.
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Ohio
Little Keeps Title Makes Golf History
Lannon Little of San Francisco won the British amateur golf championship for the second consecutive year, defeating Dr Will Tweddell one up at St Annes on the Sea. Little becomes the first United States player to hold the title twice in a row, leading from the first hole to the 36th before Tweddell birdied to square the match.
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ST. Anne's -On -The-Sea
England
Lannon Little
San Francisco
United States
Little
Prestwick
Will Tweddell
Harrod Sitten
Wih
SMK
Dr Tweddell
Three Pleas of Guilty Filed in Court Today
Judge Guy B Findley presided as Alvin Meyers Charles Johnson and William O Ferrell pleaded guilty on indictments retired by the grand jury. O Ferrell sought probation which was granted after police raised no objection. O Ferrell said he stole 14 dollars and a valuable watch from Paul E Reynolds home months earlier. Johnson faces a probation hearing next Saturday for stealing a county tractor taken to his Leasville Ohio farm. Merars sentencing postponed pending Charles Goldman trial. Goldman pleaded not guilty. Peters Hyster and Mike Costingo fined 319 with costs suspended for harboring a dog without license, 30 days to pay costs estimated at 14 each. Prosecutor Howard Butler conducted arraignments.
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Guy B. Findley
Alvin Meyers
Charles Johnson
William O'Ferrell
Farrell
Hubbard Wilcox
O'Ferrell
Paul E. Reynolds
Johnson
Leasville
Ohio
Merars
Charles Goldman
Goldman
South Amherst
Peter Hyster
Mike Costingo
Howard Butler
Ohio Schools In Good Condition Says 1929 Remark
Ohio public schools are reported to be in good condition for the first time since 1929. Dr. B. O. Skinner, State Director of Education, cites the Traxier-Keifer bill providing a foundation program and salaries for teachers, bus drivers, and transportation services.
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Columbus
Ohio
B. O. Skinner
Traxier-Keifer
Auport
Business Head Dead Lima Firm Founder James Morton
James E. Morton 48 founder and for six years manager of the Lima Ber ter Business Bureau died of heart disease in his office late yesterday. He formerly lived in Columbus and Bellefontaine.
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Lima, Co
James E. Morton
Manazer
Lima Berter Business Bureau
Columbus
Bellefontaine
Two Students Win Medals in Local Legion Award
American Legion Post No 12 named two eighth grade medal winners after tough judging. Jean Crisp of 344 Fantern Heights Boulevard is a McKinley school student and Richard Funk of 157 Cleveland Street attends Ely school. Honorable mentions went to Viola Dougherty, Mary Kaiser, Jas Whitacre, Bernie Fobes, William Kler and Robert McNermott. Bronze medals with certificate and button will be awarded during the Memorial Day program by Post Commander Georgie Tattersall.
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American Legion Post No
Jean Crisp
Fantern Heights Boulevard
Richard Funk
Cleveland Street
Gelection
Rhogen
Aren
Eliginle
Critp
McKinley School
Funk
Ely School
Viola Dougherty
St. Mary's
Mary Kaiser
Franklin
Jas Whitacre
Jefferson
Bernie Fobes
William Kler
McKinley
Robert McNermott
St. Agnes
Legion Post
Georgie Tattersall
F. A. Dustheimer
Carl Smith
George Tattersall
Paul Collins
Baird To Speak At Service At Bridge
The Washington avenue bridge memorial service tomorrow afternoon will be led by D A Baird as main speaker. Rev J A Kaley will offer prayer, Mayor W H Vanoster will speak briefly, and music by a quartet including Mrs R B Hand and Mrs D A Baird will be performed with Clare Short on piano.
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Wuashington Avenue Bridge
Louise Goodman
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
J. A. Kaley
W. H. Vanoster
D. A. Baird
R. B. Hand
Paul Wainwright
Walter Smith
Clare Short
Caley
Veterans’ Organizations
Works Program In Ohio To Start Soon
The works progress administration program under President Roosevelt will begin in Ohio within ten days to two weeks. Charles C. Stillman, federal relief administrator for Ohio and new WPA head, said plans are complete and the federal government is ready to proceed. Stillman went to Cleveland to confer with Harry Hopkins.
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Columbus
IGE
Works Process Administration
Roosevelt
Ohio
Charles C. Stiltman
WPA
Stillman
Cleveland
Harry T. Hopkins
Can't Get 2 Pensions
General John W. Bricker told the Stark County prosecuting attorney that persons on aged pension rolls are not simultaneously eligible to receive blind pensions. The statement was made in Columbus Ohio in May as Bricker addressed officials.
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Columbus
Ate Corner
John W. Bricker
Stark Counts
Hopkins says no deal with Davey on relief jobs
Cleveland May 23 federal relief administrator Hopkins says no deal with Gov Davey and will not return relief administration to Ohio. He announced a 3.00 emergency relief grant and promised fast action on relief jobs before snow flies. He defended work relief and outlined funding terms, stressing local funds and PWA grant components.
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Hopkins
Davey
Cleveland, O
Jarry L. Hopkins
Martin L. Davey
Ohin
Tanonis
Ty Horner
Ohio
Congress Starts Adjournment Drive Facing Heavy Program
Washington May 25 Congress leaders press toward adjournment but confront Roosevelt demand to pass remaining program before quitting The tentative adjournment window is between July 1 and 15 1936 The NRA dispute looms with the recovery act set to expire June 16 House and Senate clash over extension The Vinson bill faces veto but supporters hope to override The administration seeks yearlong or longer extensions while pushing social security and holding company reforms through a crowded agenda
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Vinson
Patman
Paiman
AANA
Nii
Ene Cal Security
Tose
Prin Ram
Ronsres
Striker Released Under $750 Bond
William Barkacs, 31, was released under a $750 bond today pending a district court of appeals decision on his assault conviction. Bond set yesterday at a special hearing before Appellate Judge Clarence G. Washburn. Findley sentenced Barkacs to three months in Toledo workhouse and a £30 fine plus costs, to be imposed immediately after a jury found him guilty of assault on Joan Sot on April 15 while Sot was going home from work at a steel company plant. The appellate judge did not criticize the lower court’s order for immediate release, stating the case remains under consideration.
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William Barkacs
Sree! and
Tubes Company
Striker
District Court of Appeals
Hhis
Clarence G. Washburn
Common Pleas
Guy B Findley Festerday
Barkacs
Toledo
Joan Sot
Steel Company
Apepoliate Tudse
Poppy Sales Drive Proceeds For Veterans Relief
Poppy sales today support the American Legion and veterans relief funds. Local volunteers collect funds as poppies are sold, with proceeds aiding veterans and their families through organized efforts.
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American Legion
Tlard Veterans of
Fepe
Arrest Made in Bank Robbery Case in Missouri
St Joseph Missouri May 25 officers report a man wanted for bank robbery was arrested after a tip led police to a location in the city. The suspect faces federal charges and is in custody awaiting further proceedings.
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ST Ioseph
Hadman
Ub A
Deren States
H Shewer
St. Joseph
House Defeats Parochial Aid But Can't Quit
Ohio legislators adjournment remains elusive as House and Senate wrangle over a 97 million biennial appropriation. Parochial school aid bill dies in the House 42 to 86 amid vote trading on school foundation measures. Other actions include canal financing defeat, hours for employed women, and a large poor relief bond bill moving toward governor.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Cai
Davis
Traxler-Kiefer
Davey
Lipscher
Beaver-Mahoning Canal
Joint Conference Committee
Cavey
Mayor Proclaims Straw Hat Day Yet Forgets It
Mayor W. H Vanoster declared straw hat day to retire old winter toppers but offered no penalties for violations. He later wandered into a restaurant with Ixnoramus Club members who escorted him to a haberdasher and compelled him to buy a straw hat.
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W. H Vanoster
Ixnoramus Club
Elub
Woman Flyer Seeks Record At Transcontinental Flight Start
Laura Ingalls, aviatrix, launched from Grand Central Terminal in a Lockheed monoplane on a second bid for the women’s non stop transcontinental speed record. The attempt follows her earlier crash near Alamosa that halted her first crossing. Timers reported the takeoff as she taxied 2000 feet and ascended into light mist heading east.
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Grand Central Terminal
Burbank
Cal
Laura Ingalls
Miss Ingalls
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Alamosa
Colo
Middle West
Doe Nikrent
Little American Aeronautical Association
Ohioan Killed By Heater Explosion
In Troy Ohio Glenn Southard Jr burned to death when a kerosene heater exploded in his home Mrs Southard suffered burns while trying to rescue him Their daughter Esther 14 helped carry her brother Herman to safety Mrs Southard told police the heater was lit to keep baby chicks warm
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Troy. O
Glenn Southard, Jr
Troy
Train kills driver in Mansfield area crash
A train struck a creamer truck at Perryville east of Mansfield shortly after noon today. The driver, 26 year old Fulmer C. May Power of Loudonville, was killed. The incident involved a Pennsylvania passenger train and occurred as the driver attempted to save the truck.
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Mansfield
May Power Fulmer
Loudonville
Perryaville
Here
Lie Detector Test Analyzed In Ohio Penitentiary Trial
In Columbus Ohio a report analyzes a polygraph test given to condemned inmate Teter Treas way at Cleveland prison. Professors from Ohio State University observed the procedure with a new lie detector method. The defense and state probate officials consider the findings while Governor Carter weighs potential clemency. The procedure recorded heart rate blood pressure and skin resistance as the inmate faced the electric chair.
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Ohio
Columbus. O
Tate
Teter Treasway
Cleveland
Ymo
Penitentiary
Treadwas
Samuel Renshaw
Bernard RK
Hirley
Kia Star University
Pepoyt
Treadway
Ohio Penitentary
Regarieta
Son Of Rich Lumber Man Is Missing
George Philip Weyerhaeuser a 5 year old son of John Philip Weyerhaeuser Jr is missing from his Tacoma home amid reports of a ransom note demanding 200000 dollars. Federal investigators from Seattle and Portland are involved as authorities search the neighborhood and schools for clues while relatives withhold comment on the ransom note.
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Tacoma
Wash
L. P
George Philip Weyerhaeuser
George Philip Weyerhauser
John Philip Weyerhaeuser
Seattle
Portland
Lowell
Anne
Annie Wright Seminary
George
Bruce Bowman
Weyerhaeuser
Rodney Titcomb
Johanna Johnson
Meeksenger
Wererhaeuser
Puyallup
Chume
Rock Island, Ill
John Phillip Wevverheuser Sr
Union Member of Committee Named by Central Labor Union
J. E Wills was chosen by the Central Labor Union as the organized labor representative on the complaint and grievance committees for FERA project grievances. Selection followed a request from Lee Whit Lorain County Relief Dr and aligns with law. The union reports several outstanding speakers for future meetings and invites the public to Friday Knights of Columbus Hall sessions.
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J. E Wills
Central Labor Union
Organized Labor
FERA
Lee Whit
Lorain County
Federal Labor Union
Central Labor Body
Knights of Columbus
Publc
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Jane Addams
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Speed
Waks House
Woman Flyer
Marlin L. Carvey
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Ohio State
Speer
Bulletin
Weverhaeuser
Northwest Lumber Sticks
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