Reorganization of Empire Steel Planned for Ohio Court
Plans for reorganizing Empire Steel Corporation and lifting its receivership since 1981 were to be submitted to Federal Judge Samuel J West. A committee led by Otto H Miller proposed a 20 year bond plan totaling 3,432,000 dollars with 500,000 early working capital from Series A and 1,932,000 Series B bonds issued to bondholders.
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Cleveland, O
Empire Steel Corporation
Samuel Jl. West
Otto H. Miller
Steel sheet company offers stock to unsecured creditors
The firm went for the remaining 40 percent payment and offered additional stock to general unsecured creditors as well as a 4 bonus to subscribers of the Series A issue. It operates steel sheet plants in Cleveland Ashtabula Mansfield and Niles.
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Cleveland
Ashtabula
Mansfield
Niles
Swedish treasure hunt aims at sunken Baltic hoard
Sweden and United States treasure seeker Gunnar Hall plans an expedition to recover legendary medieval gems coins and jewels from Visby Gothland once looted by Waldemar Atterdag. The Danish king allegedly sank his fleet with vast riches off Gothland after sacking the city about 600 years ago.
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Stockholm
Baltic Sea
Gunnar Hall
New York
Visby
Gothland
Waldemar Atterdag
Waldemar
Denmark
Dream of Snake Bite Among Cherokee Is Treated as Real
In Cherokee beliefs, dreaming of being bitten by a snake is given the same treatment as an actual snake bite, implying a strong link between dreams and physical or healing implications within the community.
Presbyterians Elect Dr. John McDowell Moderator
In Columbus Ohio on May 26 Dr. John McDowell of Baltimore was elected moderator of the General Assembly by more than 2,000,000 Presbyterians. The gray haired Scotchman vowed to unite Modernist and Fundamentalist factions and address urgent problems facing the church, noting debt in boards and agencies and Christianity’s adequacy to meet today’s moral crisis. He succeeds Dr. Charles W. Kerr of Tulsa.
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Columbus
John McDowell
Baltimore
United States
McDowell
General Assembly
Assembly
United Press
Charles W. Kerr
Tulsa
Okla Advocates Christ as Guide in Individual Salvation
Advocates urge churches to promote Christ as the basis for personal salvation and to carry Christian ethics into politics industry and international affairs as a church duty.
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Okla
Singing Count of Stockholm Dies in Public Stir
The famous Count Magnus von Rosen, nicknamed the Singing Count for his habit of singing aloud in the streets, has died. A bohemian aristocrat, he was a daily sight in Stockholm’s fashionable districts and social scene, admired by rich and poor alike for his elaborate dress and lively public persona.
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Count
Stockholm
Count Magnus von Rosen
Texas schoolboy breaks league and conference half mile record
In Austin the State Interscholastic League meet saw Dallas schoolboy R. L. Bush run the half mile in 1:55.4, shattering both the league record and the Southwest Conference mark. Bush’s performance highlighted a standout sprinting achievement amid the state meet proceedings.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
R. L. Bush
Dallas
Southwest Conference of Colleges
Local Families Share News From South Ridge And Nearby Cities
South Ridge residents report visits from West Ridge Cleveland Pittsburgh Elyria Monroeville Lorain and Spencer relatives. A Religious Drama at Elyria M E church drew attendees, with trips to Delaware Youngstown Warren New Philadelphia and Wheeling noted.
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Melvin Grills
West Ridge
C. J. Smith
Roy Urbin
Lois
H. F. Simon
Cleveland
Jas. Watkins
Pittsburgh
Clyde MacBeth
Familly
M. E. Church
Elyria
John Hester
Frank Lara
D D Club Meeting Hosts Social Afternoon
Miss Louise Schmidtkons welcomed a well attended D D Club meeting at her North Ridge home. Regular business was conducted and the afternoon included social time and 5 P M refreshments. Members listed include Mrs. William Sudro Mrs Albert Vietzen Elyria and others plus Miss Mabel Dehn. Rene Stang to host in June.
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D. D. Club
Louise Schmidtkons
North Ridge
William Sudro
Albert Vietzen
Elmer Vietzen
Elyria
Albert Haist
Lorain
Harland Schiechter
Walter Bennett
Henrietta
Carl Fowl
West Ridge
Henry Kolbe
Newton Bechtel
Middle Ridge
Pearl Eppley
Rene Stang
Ralph Fowl
Walter Grobe
Milton Baus
Milton Schlechter
Newton Baus
Mabel Dehn
Earl Dehn
Nova 8th Grade Commencement Held at Auditorium
Nova May 25 eighth grade pupils held their commencement in the auditorium. Thirteen students advance to high school this fall. The program featured two songs and diplomas presented by Mr. Bay with Rev Schmink of Sullivan as speaker and Rev. Stametz giving the benediction. A picnic and fish fry followed with a busy afternoon of baseball games and a school age clinic for fall entrants.
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Nova
Bay
Schmink
Sullivan
Stametz
Miss Geraldine Daion Recovering After Operation
Brief notes from Ashland report Miss Geraldine Daion is convalescing at Good Samaritan Hospital after an operation last Thursday. Social mentions include church group talks, weekend visits, and local residents sharing meals and gatherings with friends and family throughout the area. Chester Phillips sustained injuries after being thrown by a cow during morning chores and remains at home.
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Geraldine Daion
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
Stone
Effie Rowland
Fairy Richards
Emma Richards
Grace Waines
Edna Young
My. E. Church
Nanhin
William A. Muche
Helen
Harold Muche
Hazel Stokes
North Olmstead
Evelyn Roberts
Vincent Strasser
Ruby Franklin
Cleveland
Frank Slack
Elyria
Don East
Cuyahoga Falls
Forest “Rumrine
Rowe Martin
Rittman
David Boss
R. H. Lainhardt
Akron
H. J. Amstutz
Stanford
Smithville
A. Amstutz
Sterling
Campbell
L. Bowerite
Mary Philips
Effie Dieter
Stametz
Wertz
Raver
Markel
Bailey
Yoo-Hoo Club
Chippewa Lake
Chester Phillips
Fatal kerosene drink kills baby in Slayton
In Slayton Minnesota a kerosene ingestion killed the infant son of Mr and Mrs James Kinney of Avoka. The child was taken to the hospital but the oil burned his lungs fatal outcome.
New Mexico Holds Vast Undeveloped Coal Reserves
A report notes New Mexico contains a tremendous extent of undeveloped coal deposits rich in potential energy. The finding could influence regional energy planning and future mining developments.
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New Mexico
Scotland Swept by Epidemic of Amateur Dramatic Activity
Scotland experiences widespread rise in amateur drama events. Local theatres report crowded schedules and growing community engagement as productions proliferate across cities and towns this week.
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Scotland
Prospector Sent to Hospital Over Nourishment Woes
Deadwood South Dakota reports Jim Timmon a 70 year old prospector was brought in for treatment for under nourishment. He wants to return to his cabin and prefers his own cooking to hospital meals.
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Deadwood
Jimmy Timmon
Spearfish Canyon
MODEL GAME LODGE FOR FAIR CUSTER 8S
Model of a South Dakota Game lodge built at Custer will travel to Chicago for the World's Fair this summer. It formerly served as President Coolidge's summer White House in 1927. It emphasizes strength and courage for young men and quick sympathy, delicate touch and prompt aid from women.
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Custer
South Dakota
Chicago
President Coolidge
White House
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Hercules
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