Court reverses government rebate victory in air contract dispute
Ohio Supreme Court of Appeals today reversed a federal court ruling that awarded the government a 523 617 06 rebate from Dayton Airplane Company. The decision rests on the claims board of the U S Air Service approving all claims in the excess cost plus contract for war planes. The original suit sought 2 6 million but part of the claim was abandoned before district court.
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Wakeman Social Notes From Local visitors and events
Retired London sea captain Dick O Connord visited old schoolmate Mike Maloney in Wakeman after forty one years. Ed Dalton of Cleveland called on parents here. Local families hosted over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Schilling and son from Lorain. Several residents traveled to nearby towns. The last baseball game of the season was played Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The Medina road project from Clark field to Hartland is completed and open October eighth.
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Lorain
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Lakewood
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Oberlin
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North Pleasant Street
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Fla
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North Main Street
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B. T. Nesbett
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Mary Buutz
Carolyn Jennings
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Will Not Enforce Smock Order On Teachers
Hazel Park Michigan October 4. Teachers in classrooms defy a smock order after state authorities ruled the policy unenforceable. The school board reversed its morale stance amid parent cheers and teachers vow to wear smocks only to cover exposed legs.
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Board of Education
Quiet Title Suit Filed in Lorain Court
Bartholomew P Sensahaush filed a suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court seeking to quiet title to premised property in Lorain against Cornelius Meeker and others. The action names the defendants and requests judicial determination of ownership.
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Lorain
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Cornelius
Meeker
Elyrian Named On Board Of Ohio Dailies
Louis H Brush was elected president of the select list of Ohio only newspapers at a meeting in Columbus. Harry Taylor of Portsmouth was chosen vice president and Co. H. Spencer of Newark secretary-treasurer. The new board includes W. O. Littick Zanesville A. C. Hudjm ut Elyria Paul Siddall Aug janice and Frank McCracken Bellefontaine.
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Dinner Stories Lively Case
A magistrate questions a defendant in a lively exchange, the offender claiming the name Sparks as he answers the inquiry about his identity. The scene suggests a courtroom moment with the accused asserting a personal name amid formal proceedings.
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Prisoner Charged With Battery Faces Dry Cell Term
Court record shows a sergeant describing the accused as an electacan. The magistrate asks the charge and a sergeant confirms battery. The exchange notes several months in a dry cell as the penalty.
Local suits filed against Home Furniture co in common pleas court
Three lawsuits were filed in common pleas court naming the Home Furniture co of 614-9 Lodi st as defendant. Claims include 478 from Mersman Bros. and Brandt co Celina 437 from N Vernex Lumber Malls Vernon Indiana and 349.95 from Standard Furniture Mfg Co Pittsburgh Pa for unpaid notes signed by L Cooper manager. Antherst pleads not guilty to a shooting indictment before Judge Thompson with trial date set.
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Home Furniture Co
Lodi St
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Celina
N. Vernex Lumber
XN Vernon
Indiana
Standard Furniture Mfg Eco
Pittsburgh Pa
Bet&s
L Cooper
Court of Justice
J.C. Conaway
Penn Products Co
Court of Common Pleas
Todar
British Lawn Tennis Turns to Hard Courts
London reports the Davis Cup victory by France prompts British tennis authorities to adopt hard courts for international play. English players will abandon grass supremacy as the year moves toward hard surfaces amid wet summers and calls for wood and other hard court varieties gaining support.
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Funeral Services for Professor Azariah Root Held at Oberlin
Funeral services were held at Finney Chapel Oberlin for Azariah Root longtime librarian at Oberlin College. President Ernest Hatch Wilkins presided with Carl Vitz Dr Thomas W Graham and Dan F Bradlay speaking for local libraries faculty and trustees. Burial followed at Westwood Cemetery Oberlin while college activities paused.
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Carl Vitz
Tao
Library Association of America
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Dan F. Bradlay
Cleveland
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Root
George M Jones
H.R Thurston
Howard Rawdon
Oberlin Public Schools
Frank Tobin
College Prudential Committee
Doren Lyon
A. J. Kelley
Westwood Cemetery
Azariah S Root
Ihs
Henry Churchill King
Edward I. Bosworth
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Theft Reported: Car Stolen from Spruce Street
Police were informed today that the car of Arthur S. Bauer aged unknown at 262 Spruce Street was stolen from the street entrance to the National Tube Co at South Lorain sometime yesterday.
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National Tube Co
South Lorain
Peaches Higher In Market Amidprice Gains at Columbus
Columbus market reports peaches at 2.50 to 2.75 per bushel up about 10 cents from yesterday, Elberta peaches 2.50 to 2.75, Keiffer pears 1.75 per bushel, demand muted due to lower quality Bartletts, cooler weather hoped to boost wholesale movement. other items listed include apples, onions, potatoes, plums and assorted Cleveland region produce with varied prices for butter eggs poultry and livestock.
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Columbus
Grimes
Jonathan
Ohio
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United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
That Baby You've Longed For Mrs Margate Burton Advice
Mrs Margate Burton of Massachusetts Kansas City Mo offers advice on motherhood and companionship. She shares her experience of postnatal fears and melancholia and asserts she is now a proud mother and a supportive wife. Letters will be confidential and answered without charge.
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Margaret Turton
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Bureton
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Toledo Market Prices and Livestock Receipts Report
Cash and grain quotes for corn oats rye timothy and cloverseed, with December and March prices. Toledo Livestock market shows hogs receipts 450 with steady trend, heavies 1100-1150, mediums 1150-1135, Yorkers 1140-1190, calves light, sheep and lambs light with a steady market.
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Cleveland
Timothy Seed
Toledo
Residents share weekend visits and health update in Vincent Ohio
In Vincent on Oct 4 local families gather for visits including Mr and Mrs William Brown of Cleveland with son H W Jackson and family. Other households host relatives from North Lorain Elyria Cincinnati Amherst and nearby towns as Billie Gerrich recovers from illness and distant kin spend Sunday with kin.
Fragmentary Notice Reflects Personal Ties and Witty Sayings
The passage mentions the Woosters of Elyria and Mrs. Edith Morris with family, describing a Monday evening gathering. It ends with a quip about true lovers and a dead millionaire, suggesting a lighthearted or editorial aside amid incomplete text.
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Herman Wooster
Mary
Elyria
Edith Morris
Airport proposal reviewed by Lorain Chamber and Board of Trade
A committee from the Lorain Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Trade met to discuss an airport. The matter will be referred to joint committees to conduct a thorough investigation and report findings later.
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Btudy
Lorain
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