Drafting Four Year Wheat Control Plans
Washington May 27 officials announced plans to draft a four year wheat contract under the AAA after a 6 to 1 vote in favor. Secretary Henry A. Wallace called the 85 percent approval an unmistakable mandate to extend the program. Chester Davis noted the referendum’s impact on farmers using the Agricultural Adjustment Act tools in other crops. The new contracts replace 1953 agreements and allow termination after year two by farmers and any year by Wallace. The deal limits any single year wheat surpluses to 30 percent and includes annual price based benefit calculations.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bean
AAA
Henry A. Wallace
Chester Davis
Wallace
Urge Opposition To Wagner Bill In Elyria Bulletin
A chamber bulletin urges Elyria business leaders to oppose the Wagner labor disputes bill in Congress. It asks them to contact reps Don W. Harter Stephen Young and Charles Truax to oppose a national board with broad powers. It argues the measure threatens recovery and raises coercion concerns among workers. It also notes the American Foundation for the Blind is producing Talking Books phonographic records for the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Washington
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Department of Commerce
Don W. Harter
Stephen Young
Charles Truax
Bulletin
American Foundation For the Blind
League Charges TVA Attempts To Build Socialistic State
Washington May 27 The American Liberty League charged TVA backers seek a socialistic state. It analyzed proposed TVA amendments opposed by the group as unconstitutional and illegal, claiming the program already exceeds legal powers and would empower a bureaucratic state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
TVA
Washington
Tennessee Valley
American Liberty League
Liberty League
House Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Special Assembly Session Predicted in Ohio
Columbus, May 27. A special session of the General Assembly within two weeks looms as the Senate and House stall over the 27 million general appropriations bill for state government expenses. If the Senate refuses Tuesday, Speaker J Freer Bittinger predicts the House will not pass the bill, forcing a special session. Senator Paul P. Yoder says the Senate is through with further sessions and has left for California.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
J. Freer Bittinger
Ashland
House
Paul P. Yoder Darton
Yoder
California
Auto Driver Henry Hall Faces Reckless Driving Charge
Henry Hall of Chestnut Street is to be tried Saturday morning in a police court on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested last evening by Patrolmen C. E. Parker and Iu. D. Brown after Hall's auto collided with the police squad car on East Bridge Street.
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Henry Hall
Chestnut Street
C. E. Parker
Iu. D. Brown
Hall
East Bridge Street
Theodore DeWitt Phillips Graduate Recital at Oberlin
Theodore DeWitt Phillips of the Oberlin Conservatory will give a graduate piano recital Tuesday evening May 28 at 7 30 in Warner Concert Hall. He will perform Bach Brahms Richards Strauss and others with the Conservatory Orchestra directed by Maurice Kesler. Phillips a 1924 graduate studies and master’s candidate, will be accompanied by the orchestra for the final piece.
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Oberlin
Ohno
Theodore DeWitt Phillips
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Phillips
Conservatory
Asel Skjerne
Conservatory Qrchestra
Maurice Kesgler
Bach
Brahms
Richard Strauss
Oberlin clubs hold evening meetings and events
The Oberlin Junior League meets at 7 30 tonight at 252 Morgan Street hosted by Miss Susan Carson. The Oberlin Exchange Club hosts Ladies Night at Oberlin Inn with Dr Louis B Karnash of Cleveland as speaker. Vine Rebekah lodge has a regular meeting with pot luck at 6 30 and an entertainment session after. Karl Wilson Locke Post 102 American Legion meets tonight at the Legion Hall. Oberlin BPW hosts a guest night Tuesday at the First Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Junior League
Susan Carson
Morgan Street
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Louis B. Karnash
Cleveland
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Oberlin
First Methodist Church
Court actions and local buy from Citizens' Home and Savings
A divorce by Irene Nary against Daniel M Narr was dismissed. County commissioners authorize purchase of an 11-2 ton truck for the surveyor. Citizens' Home and Savings Association sues Joan Romelfanger et al for 1962. Foreclosure of Lorain property requested. George Sheldon of Wellington sues Dorothy Sheldon for divorce after three years’ willful absence. they married in 1927 and have two children. Michigan Silo Company sues Robert Wyler of Amherst for 594 over a silo on a farm near Oberlin.
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Irene Nary
Daniel M. Narr
The
Plainiff
Citizens’ Home and Savings Association
Joan Romelfanger
George Sheldon
Wellington
Dorothy Sheldon
Michigan
Robert Wyler
Amherst
Oberlin
Fire damages auto on Woodland and parking mishap
Fire damaged Sam Vargo’s car at 300 Spruce Street on Woodland Avenue after a backfire ignited gasoline in the carburetor. Lawrence Whitehill’s car on Lake Avenue was damaged when another vehicle backed into it Saturday night at about 1 50. Stephen Pierce reported damage to his right front fender on Second Street when another driver attempted to park.
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Sam Vargo
Spruce St
Woodland Avenas
Lawrence
Whitehill
Lake Avenue
Stephen Pierce
Wakeman
Ohio
Second Street
Woman Striker Fined for Disorderly Conduct in City Trial
Mrs. Ann Baker of High Street was fined 1 dollar plus costs totaling 9.29 after being found guilty of disorderly conduct before Mayor W. Vanoster. She pleaded not guilty at arraignment. affidavits were admitted and the case was sent to the guasar for sentence. Another striker, Mrs. Thaker of Steed and Tubes Inc., was arrested by local police for uncomplimentary remarks to a company employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Baker
High Street
W. Vanoster
Thaker
Steed and Tubes, Inc
New Auto Strike On At Cincinnati
A fresh strike began at the Norwood Chevrolet plant in Cincinnati as 2000 workers prepared to return from a prior month long dispute. Foremen barred admitting workers with union buttons, sparking disorder and a man pushed through a window. Picket lines reformed, police and Sheriff Lutz ordered additional protection, and 250 truck line workers had recently returned under a truce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Norwood Chevrolet
Norwood
George A. Lutz
Chevrolet
Bonus Army Head Postpones March to Washington
Royal W Robertson, leader of the 1952 bonus march, postponed the Washington trek after only eleven men enlisted. He set up new recruiting quarters in Los Angeles hoping to start by Tuesday, having previously signed up six hundred and counted nine hundred promises. The assembly grounds saw eleven men, four of whom were food salesmen.
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Los Angeles
Washington
Royal W. Robertson
Robertson
Utah Sheep Bought For Oriental Farmers
Mt Pleasant Utah dispatch reports several hundred registered rancherless Razhounlet sheep shipped to the Japanese government bound for Manchukuo. This marks the first official sale here in six years, with Japan and Soviet Russia having purchased sheep annually for about 11 years previously. Sheep breeding thrives in the Orient due to climate similarities with the intermountain region.
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MT. Pleasant
Utah
Manchuqin
Japan
Soviet
Russia
Orient
Ohio House expected to end first general assembly Tuesday
Columbus, May 27. The Ohio House will reconvene Tuesday to approve the 97.5 million general appropriations bill and adjourn, ending the first regular session of the 1st general assembly as the Senate is not expected to return. Democratic floor leader Senator Paul Yoder left for California Saturday night. The House is certain to accept the Senate amendments to the bill since representatives’ pay is involved.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Y1st General Assembly
Senate
Paul Yoder
California
House
Representatives
Crop Of Grandparents Is Large In Indiana
In Columbia City Indiana Nancy Elaine Spann two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Maynard Spann has ten living grandparents. They include Catherine Bowers great great grandmother and Mr and Mrs W H Spitler great grandparent among others near South Whitier and here. Nancy Elaine mother was formerly Mrs Mary Langohr daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Langonr.
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Columbia City
Ind
Nancy Elaine
Maynard Spann
Catherine Bowers
W. H. Spitler
Jesse Spann
Near South Whitier
Frank Langohr
Ary M. Brown
Walter Langohr
Mary Langohr
Walter Langonr
Body Found In Lake Declared Suicide By Coroner
PORTSMOUTH, O. May 27. Coroner Ross Moore stated Mrs. Belle Smith, whose body was recovered from Millbrook Lake at New Boston, died by her own hand.
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Portsmouth
Ross Moore
Belle Smith
Millbrook Lake
New Boston
Chicago Destroys Myth of Saturday Bath
Chicago water department debunks the belief that Saturdays are preferred for baths noting that 20,900,909 gallons of water are used on Saturday, more than any other day. The text also recalls a historic Federal Sedition Law from 1798 to 1801 against defaming the government and leaders.
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Chicago
City Water Department
Kitchen Wb
Congress
U. S
Attacks Power of U S Supreme Court by Monaghan
Washington May 27 Representative Joseph Monaghan challenged the Supreme Court's power to strike down Congress acts. He questioned the court's right to rule on constitutionality of NRA legislation and warned nine justices might negate the people's voice. Monaghan sponsored the railroad pension act recently struck down 5 to 4.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Joseph
Monahan
J. Mont
Congress
Monaghan
NRA
Senate
House
Worker Injured In Canton Strike Clash
In Canton Ohio today a clash at Berger Manufacturing Co between striking workers and employees left one man seriously injured and several others with minor bruises. The injured is William Demas a veteran Berger worker who suffered a deep head laceration during the confrontation sparked by the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers.
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Canton
Berger Manufacturing Co
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
William Demas
Berger
The Katzenjammer Kids King of Cartoon Fame
Two boys Hans and Fritz launched the Katzenjammer Kids in 1897 shaping a favorite comic family. The Captain and the Kids, with Mamma and the Inspector, became enduring icons, inspiring psychology notes on kids seeking revenge and remaining unforgettable while history and inventions pass. Meet them tonight in The Chronicle Telegram comic page.
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Dirks
Katzenjammer
Kitzenjammer
Hans
Fritz
Captain
Mamma
Inspector
Sailor
Feuch
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland Prodlcr Market Report Amid Weak Butter Market
Cleveland producer market summaries show a weak butter market with mixed grain and feed prices. Reports list cattle hogs lambs and veal prices, plus grain and produce items from corn to alfalfa, oats and wheat, with regional price ranges and by the bag or hundredweight.
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Cleveland
Ducks
Brollers
Drotlers
Santa
Broilers
Tbs
Maine
Florida
Hastings
Ohio
Prince Cteera
Timothy MO
Ingi
Saddle Started Youth On Gun Collection
Berryville Ark Charles Burton Saunders built a world class firearm collection valued at about 100000 He acquired pieces in travels through the Orient and Europe The store of prized items includes a fatlock pistol once used by King Philip II of Spain in 1737 a double barreled flintlock once owned by King George II of Britain and a revolver Pancho Villa reportedly trusted during his Mexican raids
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Berryville
Ark
Charles Burton Saunders
Saunders
Orient
Europe
Philip of
Spain
George II
Britain
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Southwest
Prisoner Teaches Cops Fingerprinting in Jail
In Hornell New York prisoner Paul Schampere, 29, serving a sentence for illegal train riding, calls himself a fingerprint expert. He is teaching jailhouse classes to police officers, turning the jail into a center for municipal fingerprinting and improving results under his tutelage.
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Hornell
Paul Schamper
Hidden Room Unearthed Beneath San Juan Capistrano Mission
A secret chamber dating to the Padres era is uncovered after a workman’s pick breaks through masonry at the San Juan Capistrano Mission. Rudolph Yerba finds a drainage shaft while Father A J Hutchinson orders deeper trenches, revealing foundation walls and a long unused space. Ramon Yerba, 77, recalling 69 years at the mission, cannot remember such a room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan Capistrano
Cal
San Juan Capistrano Mission
Rudolph Yerba
A. J. Hutchinson
Ramon Yerba
Goitre Dangers Warned by Battle Creek Physician
Goitre poisons nerves and body and many sufferers fail to recognize the danger, warns the head physician of a Battle Creek goitre institution. He cites thousands of cases improved by home treatment and invites readers to request a free illustrated book by writing Suite 615-E, 65 Michigan Ave., Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Battle Creek
Michigan
Advt
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Esther Alflen
Louis Blian
N. Pleasant St
Theodore de W. Phillips
Permelia Atlen
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R. S. Thomas
Logust Street
J. F
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
J. A. Richards
Dean Bosworth
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Russell T. Loesch
Oberlin College
Charles Magruder
Division of Charities of
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E. A. Stevens
Ashtabula
Dang Brooks
North Pleasant Street
W. R. Gregg
Ohio Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
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Albion
Mich
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New Auto
Acme
Christine Moss
University of Arizona
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Broad Street
Richman Bros
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Panama
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Court Street
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Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria
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