Governor Davey asks counsel to be designated for actions
Governor Davey vows a vigorous defense of a mandamus suit seeking to compel his administration to meet Federal Social Security Board demands in the old age pension dispute. He urged Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy to designate counsel for him and aides at their own expense, calling the action political and noting Duffy’s prior refusal to represent state officials.
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Columbus
Davey
Federal
Social Security Board
Herbert S. Duffy
State Supreme Court
Edgar S. Byers
Cleveland
Margaret Allman
Wray Bevens
Ohio
Duffy
Refuse To Review Judgment In Lorain Case
Ohio Supreme Court refused to review a Lorain County Court mortgage case involving George A Enos Ethel D Enos Edwin W Davis and Detroit Road Realty Co The dispute centered on a $61000 mortgage tied to a 1924 transfer and a 533000 cash portion with a later option to purchase Davis formed a one member syndicate and paid the cash The successor trustee Florence Briggs sought judgment after missed payments with lower courts holding the Enoses Davis and Detroit Road Realty Co liable
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Lorain
George A
Ethel D. Enos
Edwin W. Davis
Detroit Road Realty Co
Enoses
Davis
Florence Briggs
Four Inmates Of Hospital Poisoned at Eloise
DETROIT Oct 3 Four Eloise Hospital inmates died after a hospital chemist, Hugh McCallum, 49, of Youngstown Ohio. Superintendent Thomas K Gruber said the death toll stemmed from an act by the chemist who washed glassware and likely obtained methyl alcohol drank it and gave it to three inmates.
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Detroit
Eloise Hospital
Thomas K. Gruber
Hugh McCallum
Youngstown
Ohio
Gruber
McCallum
Carnegie Tech
Review of Lorain Case Thwarts Gas Storage Appeal
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to review Olen tangy Oil Co.’s appeal from Lorain County appellate ruling upholding a city ordinance denying 12 additional gasoline storage tanks. The ordinance capped storage at 6,000 gallons. existing tanks met the limit. Lower courts had split on validity.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Olentangy Oil Co
Lorain County
Lorain City
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
CCC Camps Placed In Operation In Ohio
Washington report by Robert Fechner states that 31 CCC camps in Ohio were operating as of October 1, one less than in the summer. A new camp is planned at Senecaville Guernsey County to develop Muskingum conservancy park. Camps at Loudonville Ashland County and Broadacre Jefferson County were ordered closed.
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Washington
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Director
CCC
Ohio
Senecaville
Guernsey County
Muskingum Conservancy Park
Loudonville
Ashland County
Broadacre
Jefferson County
Body of Albert Long Found In Woods
Bucyrus Ohio October 5 1930 The body of Albert Long a 50 year old farmer was found in a woods yesterday authorities say he apparently took his own life A stick was used to trip the trigger of a gun propped against a tree Long was a bachelor.
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Bucyrus
Albert Long
Long
Oberlin club installs new officers at October meeting
The Nineteenth Century club held its first fall meeting at Mrs. Mallory's home with Miss Permelia Aller hosting. New officers were installed: President Mrs. David E. Moyer, Vice President Mrs. J. D. MacLaury, Recording Secretary Mrs. K. W. Gehrkens, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. L. T. McFarland, Treasurer Mrs. John Wood, Archivist Mrs. Bert Davis, Auditor Mrs. L. H. Trufant. A program, Lakeside Federation report, and social hour followed. next meeting October 18 at Mrs. H. F. Smith's East Lorain Street home.
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Oberlin
Mallory
East College Street
Permelia Aller
David E. Moyer
J. D. MacLaury
K. W. Gehrk
Ens
L. T. McFarland
John Wood
Bert Davis
L. H. Trufant
Arthur L. Williams
Lakeside Federation
Doren Lyon
Julia Severance
H. F. Smith
East Lorain Street
La Grange to stage Womanless Wedding Oct 6 7
La Grange will present the comedy Womanless Wedding at LaGrange High School auditorium October 6 and 7. The cast includes Clifford Brooks as English butler and Harlan Walkden as punch girl with a large ensemble of local residents depicted in a lively community production.
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Lagrange. O
Cet 5
LaGrange High School
English Butler
Clifford Brooks
Harlan Walkden
Carlton Adams
Cy Dawson
H M. Sheldon
Lennard Reising
Walter Yaniz
Ikey Rosenstein
Walter Cox
Bride
George Woodrutt
Charlie Chaplin
Andrew Rawson
Clarence Smith
Louis Stranahan
Tvers
Alden Hopkins
Hart Hopkins
Harry Lauder
Harry Bennett
Dewey Aldrich
Groom
Mr Haydn
Hicksville
John Holcomb Sr
Darius Holcomb
W. G. Rundie
William Makxren
Kentucky
Will Hastings
R. G. Tiffin
Lyle Smith
Ray Shook
T. L. Camp
Shirley Temple
Mike Yarosh
Jane Withers
Arthur Karpinski
Pat O'Grady
Edson Denhen
Rosie O'Grady
Jim Hast- Mes
Duke of Windsor
Ira Swartz
Duchess of Windsor
Howard Myers
Annie Laurie
Walter Denham
President Roosevelt
Jim J
Roosevelt
Walter Co
Charlie McCarthy
Aven
Edgar Bergen
R. Zellers
Pershing
Karl Darkey
Mae West
Carl Martin
Insurgent Planes Scatter Bread and Hazards Over Cities
Insurgent planes dropped hazardous devices and loaves of bread in Barcelona and Badalona, triggering protracted incidents. Some injuries were reported but damage remained limited. The bread appears as a reprise of Madrid tactics aimed at persuading the population of abundance in Nationalist Spain.
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Barcelona
Badalona
Madrid
Spain
Gov't Files Tax Lien Against Jesse Owens
Cleveland officers say Jesse Owens former Ohio State and Olympic star owes the federal government 746.50 on 1936 income taxes and penalties with delinquency around 20 000 for that year. Owens was believed to be living on a farm near Solon Ohio.
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Cleveland
Jesse Owens
Ohio State University
Internal Revenue Office
Owens
Solon
Paty Divorce Suit Filed Over Cruelty in Ely
Lynne Lucile Paty of Ely filed for divorce yesterday from Ivie Hutton Paty alleging neglect and cruelty. The couple, married in 1923, have one child and a judgment for 72000 on a promissory note. In Cleveland Trust Company suit against First Church of Disciples of Christ of Lorain, Judge D A Cook overruled motion for a new trial. Court ruled A J Schantz Sons and Company have no right to remove the church organ.
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Lynne Lucile Paty
Ely
Ivie Hutton Paty
Cleveland Trust Company
First Church of Disciples of Christ of Lorain
D. A. Cook
A. J. Schantz Sons and Company
Local trial details slot machine dispute and witness
Deputy Emil Kubishke demonstrated a slot machine in court, showing how coins are inserted and payouts occur, using one of 69 machines seized at Hobbs’ warehouse in Oberlin. The exchange centered on jurisdiction between city and county authorities and whether machines were tied to elites.
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Bauner
Cites
Adams
Bauer
Emil Kubishke
Hobbs
Oberlin
Kubishke
Baptist Leaders From Many States Meet Here
The executive council of the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches will meet in Elyria for three days Tuesday through Thursday October 1 12 13 at the First Baptist Church. The council includes 13 ministers and a seminary president from Maine to California with most states represented. Evening services open to the public begin at 7 30 p.m. with evangelistic song and a visiting minister delivering the message.
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General Association of Regular Baptist Churches
North
First Baptist Church of
Elyria
Maine
California
Union
Southeastern
First Baptist Church
Elyria Baptist Church
R. T. Ketchum
Gary
Indiana
E. G. Griffith D. D
Johnson City
New York
Executive Council
Delicious Ice Cream Comes In Five Flavors
The advert touts a new low priced homemade ice cream with five flavors: Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry Lemon Custard and Orange Pineapple. It encourages readers to try and promise they will find it delicious.
Clearview Plans Addition With PWA Aid
Clearview Board of Education moves to build a 40000 dollar industrial arts addition at Clearview School funded by an 18000 dollar PWA grant. Board plans 22000 dollars in bonds to cover their share under a new state law enabling bond issues within tax limits. South Amherst boards consider similar plan.
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Clearview Baard of
Clearview School
Clearview Board
Lorain County
South Amherst Board of Education
PWA
Seventeen Boys Earn Scout Badges At Court Of Honor
Seventeen Boy Scouts receive Tenderfoot and Second Class pins at a Court of Honor. Alfred Alten presents Tenderfoot pins to Eugene St Marie, David Alten, Pred Leister, Walter Rothgery, Jack Young Newcombe. Richard Wagner, William Brumbach, Francis Obringer, Alex Ferrando, Harry Gard, Semaro, P Kohl, Joseph Demps, Jack Daly Newcombe earn Second Class pins. Patrick Radcan and Patrick Sinnott oversee talks on Scouting. merit badges in handicraft, seamanship and swimming awarded to Ted Alten. Court of Honor features a Scout troop demonstration directed by Sinnott and Assistant Scoutmaster B. T. La Rue.
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Alfred Alten
Creep Commune
Eugene St. Marie
David Alten
Pred Leister
Walter Rothgery
Jack Young
Richard Ll. Newcomp
Firelands Area Council
The
Box Scouts of America
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Willam Brumbach
Francis Oqbringer
Alex Ferrando
Harry Gard
Sem Marsho
P Kohl Joseph Demps
Jack Daly Newcombe
Patrick Radcan
Ted Alten
Wroup
Patrick Sinnott
B. T. la Rue
Plenary Powers Bill Extends Government Economic Controls
Daladier wins support from right wing members and Radical Socialists to pass a bill granting cabinet decree powers until November 13. Decrees require Parliament ratification by January 1. The aim is to quickly restore the country’s economic and financial situation through emergency measures.
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Bank of Prewe
CIA
Daladier
Baseball Heroes Visit To Boy Near Death At Cubs Game
Chicago reports John Edward English, 14, a devoted Cubs fan battling neuroma cancer, received surprise visits from Cubs players Bill Jurges and Rip Collins. They brought autographed baseballs and cheered him, offering encouragement as he fights to live.
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Chicago
John Edward English
Cubs
New York Yantees
David G. Berens
Bill Jurges
Rip Collins
Jurges
Collins
John
Cub
Yankee
AFL cool toward plea of Roosevelt in labor war
Houston October 5 American Federation of Labor leaders gave a cool reception to President Roosevelt's appeal for a labor peace amid the civil war with the CIO. They backed mediation if proposed by the White House but condemned continued warfare, warning of a public backlash harming workers. The resolutions committee planned sharp attacks on the NLRB and amendments to the Wagner Act, while opposing new government boards regulating labor without responsible unionists. The president's message would go to the AFL executive council with no direct reply planned.
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Houston
Tex
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Federation
William Green
John L. Lewis
Washington
White House
Executive Council
New Deal
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
U. S. Housing Authority
Public Works Administration
Works Progress Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Steel Production In Mahoning Valley Gains
YOUNGSTOWN Oct 3 Steel output in the Mahoning Valley for the first five days of October ran at 53 percent capacity. Republic Steel Corp added the seventh open hearth at Lansingville and will blow in furnace No. 3 on Wednesday. Output will rise with Bessemer steel by week end, then suspend open hearths next week for modernization of the Lansingville blooming mill, expected to take five days. Ten more tin mills started at Carnegie Works in Farrell. Sharon Steel began an eight inch mill today and will start a ten inch mill Thursday.
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Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Republic Steel Corp
Lansingville
Bessemer
Republic
Carnegie Works
Farrell
Sharon Steel Corp
Trouble Looms In Sugar Beet Industry
In Fremont Ohio on October 5 1938 sugar beet growers and seven county authorities pledged to resist any attempt to hinder harvest of the beet crop. The United Canning Packing and Allied Employes of America set Thursday night as strike deadline if demands fail. Mayors Sheriff and local officials urged turnout of workers and warned against outside interference while noting workers fear to speak up. The union seeks higher wages better working conditions and a check off system.
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Fremont
E. J. Pranks
Lyle Harvitt
Hancock County
Buzzards
WPA Employment At New Peak In Ohio
Ohio WPA employment reached a new high of 285040 with 41938 needy workers still awaiting assignments. The report from state WPA headquarters notes 100000 Scottish steelworkers will receive paid vacations.
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WPA
Ohio
Columbus
Works Progress Administration
Deaths reported in Elyria area obituaries
Multiple obituaries record deaths in Lorain County communities including Mollie Kehler aged 72 at Elyria Home for the Aged and Sarah Eskins of North Olmsted. Services set at Sudro Curtis and Clifford Pease Funeral Homes with interments at Ridgelawn and Evergreen cemeteries. Other notices note Margaret White of Oberlin aged 66 with details of birthplace Pollockshaws Scotland and survivors.
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Elyria Home
Mollie Kehler
Warsaw
Indiana
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Taft
Karl P. Meister
S. P. Ozman
Ridgelawn Cemeery
Sarah Eskins
North Olmsted
Thomas Eskins
Clifford Pease
Dover Center Road
D. S. Carpenter
Mayfield Heights
Fields
Evergreen Cemetery
Dover
Elkins
Frank
Gorain Road
Liverpool Township
Oberlin, V
Margaret
Andrew White
Thomas White
South Pleasant Street
Allen Hospital
Andrew
Pollock Shaws
Scotland
Beaver County
Lorain County
Oberlin
Abs. White
Pleasant View Farm
Daughters of Scotland of
Elana
Margaret Richmond
Elyria
Agnes Felkner
Mary Smith
C. N Sanders
J D. Brown
New Pa
Harry Andrew
Roswell
New Mexico
Sedpeman
Westwood
District Governor Addresses Elyria Rotary Meeting
Charles A. Hoot of Orrville, Rotary district governor, spoke to the Elyria Rotary Club at the Elks Restaurant. He traced Rotary's development, urged closer interclub friendship, noted the International convention in Cleveland next June, and encouraged inviting men committed to Rotary aims to join.
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Rotary International
Rotary
Charles A. Hoot
Orrville
Elyria
Cleveland
Hamilton To Campaign In Ohio October Swing
Republican National Committee chair John D. M. Hamilton will tour Ohio October 18 through 20. He opens with a tri state rally in Montpelier Williams County Tuesday October 18, then speaks in Toledo with Taft. On October 19 he headlines rallies in Marion Middletown and Dayton with Bricker and Taft. October 20 includes Cleveland rallies and a Youngstown address.
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Columbus
Republican
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Hamilton
Montpelier
Williams County
Indiana
Michigan
Toledo
Robert.a. Taft
U. S. Senate
Rallica
Marion
Middletown
Dayton
John W Bricker
Taft
Cleveland
Youngstown
Markets Amid Loose Quotations at Main and Mili
Market notes show wide price quotes for corn, wheat, oats, and feedstuffs from the Shaats NOWEON Co to Muir tint MUM Co. Prices per bushel and by ton appear for flour, middlings, hay, straw, and seed meals. Livestock values are listed with steers, cows, calves, hogs, and stockyards activity in St. Louis area markets.
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Attawoo
Shaats Noweon
Abe Barcel
Che Ton
Hothe
SAT -m
Timathy
FouUmothy
West Side Bulldogs Practice Notice at Jefferson Field
The West Side Bulldogs announce a key bowling practice Thursday at 5 P M at Jefferson Field. Players Bates K Bishop E Bishop Hall Prentice Roka Roig Novak Miller Schrin ler Worcester Pollack and Clapp are instructed to report.
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Jefferson Field
Bates
K. Bishop
E. Bishop
Hall
Prentice
Roka
Roig
Novak
Miller
Schrinler
Worcester
Pollack
Clapp
Lorain Ex-High Seeks Game With Elyria Merchants
The Lorain Ex-High eleven seeks a game this Sunday in Elyria with the Elyria Merchants. Manager Joe Kocsis is asked to call Lorain 7163 between 6 and 7 p m and ask for Walter Milosic.
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Lorain
Elyria Merchants
Elyria
Joe Kocsis
The
Merchants
Walter Milosic
Series Fans Wait Hours For Bleacher Seats
Chicago crowd surpasses 2,000 as fans line up all night at Wrigley Field box offices for 8,000 bleacher seats to go on sale at 9 a.m. The seating capacity was raised from 27,300 to 40,760 for the series and attendance could reach about 43,600 if standing room runs out.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Quick Test for Itchy Pimples Relief
For 30 years Peterson's Ointment has offered fast relief from itching pimples rashes and eczema due to external causes. A trial shows itching stops quickly and skin feels and looks better. The advertisement claims relief for itching of feet and cracked skin between toes and promises satisfaction or money back.
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