Warns A F L Unions Breach Must Be Healed
Cincinnati report on the AFL 36th annual convention where T B Daniel Tobin president of the Teamsters Union urges flexibility in future unity talks with CIO. He warns the labor split could hinder progress yet cautions against surrendering international rights as peace negotiations remain stalled and the AFL chairs seek renewed dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
T.B. Daniel J. Tobin
Teamsters Union
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Isbor
AFL
Roosevelt
CIO
Tobin
AFL Executive Council
William Green
Warning On Working Permits For Child Labor
Allan YT. Smith county school attendance officer issued a warning today that part time working permits are required for children who work before and after school hours or on non school days. He cited recent violations and warned of fines. He noted larger employers are usually aware, while some insist on over age certificates when unsure of applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan YT. Smith
Smith
Warrant Served On Sheriff In 1939 Lorain Case
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan faced a warrant charging him as the father of a girl born to Mary Bender of Foster Park Road Lorain on July 4 1897. He denied the charge saying it is a racketeering threat in Lorain County. He appeared with counsel Howard R. Butler and posted 500 bond for a Thursday hearing after the warrant sworn Sept 25 1939. Justice Hamlin explained delays due to investigation and negotiations with the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
Mary Bender
Foster Park Road
R. D
Lorain
Justice of the Peace
L. D. Hamlin
Finegan
Lorain County
Hamlin
Howard R. Butler
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Traveling Library Stops Announced for Adults
The County Traveling Library announces bookmobile stops for adults at Belden near Lehman’s Store October 10 11 00 11 45 AM Columbia Center near the school October 11 3 45 4 15 PM South Amherst near Town Hall October 12 12 30 1 45 PM LaGrange near Fairbanks Store October 13 11 45 1 00 PM Vincent near the school October 13 3 30 4 00 PM Patron counts determine visit length and future stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Lehman's
Columbia Center
South Amherst
Town Hall
Working Permits Issued in Recent Days by Smith
Several certificates authorizing work have been issued by Smith over the past few days, indicating a surge in permits required for certain ages. The notices emphasize the age threshold for permit eligibility and the administrative steps completed by the registrar.
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Smith
Oberlin Legion Installs Officers
Oberlin Oct. 10 a joint installation of officers of Karl Wilson Locke Post No. 102 American Legion and the Auxiliary was held with Dr. F. R. Dew installing. Post officers included Commander C. D. Ryals and H. R. Pratt as adjutant and financial officer. Auxiliary officers named Irene Stanfield President and Marian Simpson Secretary. Afterward James Dew and Lyle Napp spoke on Buckeye Boys State experiences in Columbus with refreshments served by the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
F. R. Dew
C. D. Ryals
A. N. Fowler
C. W. Wood
H. R. Pratt
W. W. Rosa
D. A. Kegg
Glenn Draper
H. E. Cook
L. H. Kimmel
Irene Stanfield
Minnie Dunn
Lucille Pratt
Marian Simpson
Mildred Prosser
Fannie Dew
Dorothy Cook
Tillie Lyman
James Dew
Lyle Napp
Buckeye
Legion and Auxiliary
Columbus
Auxiliary
College Calendar Highlights: October 11 12 13
Weekly schedule lists assembly and recitals across Finney Chapel and The Conservatory of Music. Notable events include Upperclass Freshman Week with The Last Shall be First and Going With the Wind, plus seminars in The College of Arts and Sciences and a Shansi Committee auspice assembly at Fairchild Chapel. Professor Horton delivers a Friday lecture in King Bosworth Room with Professor Veit Valentin of the University of London attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
W. H. Seaman
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
W. M. Horton
King Bosworth
Veit Valentin
University of London
National Socialism as Seen by an Aryan Exile
A report notes observations by an Aryan exile on National Socialism. In a separate item, Oberlin and Miami meet in a cross country race at the athletic field at 3 00 p m on Saturday October 14 with the meet scheduled to start there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Miami
Akron Couple Wed At Home Ceremony In Akron
The marriage of Robert Cook son of Mr and Mrs Caroll Cook of Akron and Miss Rose Spore of Akron occurred Sunday night at eight o'clock at the Cook home. Oberlin attendees included Mr and Mrs Steve Coinman and daughter Nancy Mr and Mrs J Rudekoff Mr and Mrs Roy Cook and daughter Marjorie and son Frank and Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens. Others present were Mr and Mrs Vernon Stevens of Elyria Mr and Mrs Don Heisner of Lorain and Mr Czerni of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cook
Caroll Cook
Akron
Rose Spore
Cook
Oberlin
Mirs
Steve Coinman
Nancy
J. Rudekoff
Roy Cook
Marjorie
Frank
Frank Stevens
Vernon Stevens
Elyria
Don Heisner
Lorain
Mr. Czerni
Cleveland
Queen Esther Society October meeting at Miss Dolly Lee’s home
The Queen Esther Society of the Methodist church held its October meeting at Miss Dolly Lee’s home on West Lorain street with sixteen members present. Mrs H B Williams leading, assisted by Mrs Wallace Fails, reviewed Frank Mead’s Right Here at Home. A social hour followed. Miss Margaret Glider will entertain next month at her North Professor street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Society of the Methodist Church
Dolly Lee
West Lorain Street
H. B. Williams
Wallace Fails
Community Chest Committee Holds Annual Meeting
The annual organization meeting will be held Friday evening October 13 in the Director's room at Oberlin Savings Bank. Elections of officers will be conducted and the treasurer's report presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest Committee
Oberlin Savings Bank
District meeting of Past Noble Grands set for Medina
The Past Noble Grands of District No 9 will hold a district meeting Thursday October 12 in Medina. A potluck dinner at noon will be followed by a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Oberlin Women’s Club Education Dept Meets at Phipps Home
The Oberlin Department of Education of the Women's club met at the home of Mrs. R. A. Phipps on Morgan Street for its first meeting of the year. Professor L. E. Cole spoke on the Modern Conception of Hypnosis. Guests attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kimmel and daughter Carol Ann and Mrs. Kimmel's mother Mrs. Wyttenbech of Henrietta, who spent Sunday in Tiffin with Mr. and Mrs. Harry.
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Department of Education
Oberlin Women’s Club
R. A Phipps
Morgan Street
L. E. Cole
Leo Kimmel
Carol Ann
Mrs. Kimmel
Mrs. Wyttenbech
Henrietta
Tiffin
Harry
Compensation Office Closed on Columbus Day in Elyria
The Elyria Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation office at 322 Broad Street will be closed all day Thursday for Columbus Day. Requests for workers will be accepted and filled as usual by calling the office, but no unemployment compensation claims or registrations will be accepted. Regular Thursday reporters should come in on Friday.
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Elyria
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Broad Street
L. B. Lancashire
Death Record of Fred H Leuszler in Amherst
Fred Henry Leuszler 59 of Jackson street died at Amherst Hospital at 10 00 last evening after two months illness and recent surgery He was born in Henriet ta and came to Amherst at age four Survived by wife Gertrude four children Frederick of Oberlin Lee Ruth and Henry Donald at home a half sister Mrs Alice Claus of Brownhelm He worked at American Crucible in Lorain for three years The body remains at the family home until Thursday noon then will be moved to Zilch Funeral Parlors for 2 00 pm Thursday services Rev M A Hayes of First Evangelical church officiating burial in Brownhelm cemetery
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Amherst
Fred Henry Leuszler
Jackson Street
Amherst Hospital
Mr. Leuszler
Henrietta
Gertrude
Frederick
Oberlin
Lee
Ruth
Henry Donald
Alice Claus
Brownhelm
Leus
Miss Carrie Dunham Dies in Pittsburgh
Miss Carrie Dunham formerly of Elyria died in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Sunday. She is survived by three brothers Homer of Ashtabula Charles of Pittsburgh and Howell of Los Angeles California. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday at two oclock in Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Dunham
Elyria
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Homer
Ashtabula
Charles
Howell
Los Angeles
California
Norwalk
Court notices mix small-town cases and missing youths
The sheriffs department was asked to locate Manuel Carter and Nathanial Carter who left home on South Middle Avenue Sunday and reportedly went to Mansfield. Mary Jameson filed for divorce from Leslie Wilson Jameson on cruelty grounds. they married in 1927 and have one child. The General Oil and Gasoline Co. sued A L Crellath for 375 dollars over alleged wrongful detention of gasoline equipment. J A Simonton sued Charles A Ringler for foreclosure to satisfy a 228 dollar judgment. Mary Spisak Leonard filed for divorce from Mathew G Leonard on cruelty and neglect. they married April 8, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriffs Department
Manuel Carter
Nathanial Carter
South Middle Avenue
Mansfield
Mary Jameson
Leslie Wilson Jameson
Adams Street
General Oil and Gasoline Co
A. L. Crellath
Columbia Station
Mary Spisak Leonard
Mathew G. Leonard
Free Courses for Men and Women Open in Lorain County
Mrs. Alice C. Platner announces three new free courses in Lorain County. Household Electricity teaches repair of appliances like toasters and irons. Radio History covers pioneers of radio with semi technical discussions and experiments. Practical Radio focuses on construction and repair of receivers and test equipment. All courses led by Nathan H. Silverman, veteran Lorain radio expert. Elyria registration from October 11 to 13, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M., at the Federal adult education office or Elyria YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice C. Platner
Lorain County
Nathan H. Silverman
Lorain
Elyria
Federal Adult Education Office
Washington School
6Th and
Middle Avenue
Elyria Y. M.C. A
Industrial Rayon Increases Wages in Several Plants
Industrial Rayon Corp announced pay raises effective Oct 2. Approximately 300 employees at plants in Cleveland Painesville and Covington Va will receive increases not less than 10 percent. The company cited improved business conditions for the boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Industrial Rayon Corp
Painesville
Covington
Parole Dates Set for Livingston and Beverly
Austin Livingston, convicted of burglary and larceny, is scheduled for parole from Mansfield Reformatory on February 1, 1940. Anvs Beverly, convicted of auto theft, faces parole on January 2, 1990. Ohio Board of Paroles announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Livingston
Mansfield Reformatory
Anvs
Beverly
Ohio Board of Paroles
Elyria Elks Open Fall Season With Dinner And Vaudeville
Officers and members will travel to Lorain tonight for the Lorain Elks Lodge annual inspection by Jim Armitage as Elyria lodge plans a large initiation. Elyria will officially open its Fall season Thursday with a 6 30 p m dinner and vaudeville program headlined by several acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Elks' Club
Lorain
Lorain Lodge
Elyria Publisher Elected President of Ohio Select List
A. C. Hudnutt of the Elyria Chronicle Telegram became president of the Select List of Ohio Daily Newspapers for 1940 at the Columbus meeting. Harry Hennes of the Painesville Telegraph was elected vice president, H. C. Spencer of the Newark Advocate secretary treasurer, with directors named from Coshocton, Lancaster, Martins Ferry, East Liverpool, Mt. Vernon, and Wilmington. LeRoy Reisinger of Elyria Chronicle Telegram was elected president of the Ohio Select List Advertising Managers Association, as the group notes the 48 non metropolitan Ohio papers comprise the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. C. Hudnutt
Elyria Chronicle- Telegram
Ohio
Harry Hennes
The
Painesville Telegraph
H. C. Spencer
Newark Advocate
Robert B. Wallace
Coshocton Tribune
R. Kenneth Kerr
Lancaster Eagle Gazette
W. R. May
Martins Ferry Times
C. V. Hughes
East Liverpool Review
George Culbertson
Mt. Vernon Republican-News
Wayne Galvin
Wilmington News- Journal
LeRoy Reisinger
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Select List
Cornerstone Laying Draws Large Crowd at Second Baptist
A large Sunday crowd filled the Second Baptist Church auditorium for the cornerstone laying of the new church building on October 8. Rev. C. O. Stewart led services with remarks by Rev. Dr. M. F. Washington and a music program by the choir, Evening Star quartet, and local ministers. The cornerstone committee, led by Mrs. Ella Levisy, raised 125 dollars. a chicken dinner followed the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnd Baptist Church
C. O. Stewart
M. F. Washington
Liberty Hill Baptist Church
Cleveland
F. R. Davis
Evening Star Quartet
Elyria
H. G. Hoover
Sellers
Miss Shaw
S. G. Shaw
Lucy Houserman
Paul Miller
van Dusen
Medina
H. J. Tucker
Oberlin
Hamblin
Bohannon
Willard
Hammonds
N. C. Chapman
Cornerstone Committee
Ella Levisy
Ida Bohannon
Eaton Seniors Present Rockettes in School Stage Show
Eaton high school's senior class will present the Elynia Rockettes in a production in the school auditorium on Thursday night October 12 at 8 15. The Rockettes join the World's Fair Artisans with acts from Stage Arts Studio including A Day in A Dancing School and Little Tot's Follies. Special scenic and lighting effects will be installed on the high school stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton High School
Elynia Rockettes
Rockettes
Nearby markets list fall produce baskets and prices
The market page lists apples in 4 bushel baskets at 15 to 26 cents, beans and limas with multiple price points, and a wide range of vegetables including carrots celery cabbage cucumbers eggplant endive escarole mushrooms parsley parsnips peppers potatoes radishes spinach squash tomatoes and more. Prices vary by item and package, with several items offered in baskets or pks and quarts, reflecting typical grocery pricing patterns of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ivUc
Leenes
Hothouse
Boston Ec
Grain and feed price list from Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co
Grain and feed prices top the list with oats corn and wheat quoted by grade. Flour and mill feeds priced for car lots and barrels. Timothy hay clover hay straw and alfalfa offered in multiple cut and quality levels with varying per hundred weight prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montanga Milling Co
Chicago market notes on butter and eggs trade
Chicago market report lists butter receipts at 742,209 with steady pricing and creamery grades. eggs receipts at 4,489 with firm trading for fresh stock. Prices shown include local firsts and extras across various car and grade categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hog and Cattle Quotes
Receipts Cattle 300 Calves 150 Sheep and lambs 1000. Hog prices range from 6.60 to 7.20 per hundredweight across weight groups. Steers 750 to 1100 pounds quoted around 10.50 to 12.50, cows 6.00 to 6.75, calves 9.00 to 13.00, lambs 9.00 to 9.75 with various grades listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Farmers Market Produce Prices Snapshot
Wealthy apples and Delis goods listed with per unit and bulk prices. Includes Rambo and McIntosh varieties, Hymlop crabapples, beans green and wax, beets by the dozen, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, and celery with weights and price ranges. Prices vary by size and quantity across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rambo
McIntosh
Jonathan
Divorces Denied for Two Young Couples by Judge Cook
Common Pleas Judge D. A. Cook refused divorces for Leone McRoberts and Don McRoberts of Oberlin and Louise Beese of Elyria against George Heese. He cited opposition to granting divorces to couples married less than a year who rushed into marriage or failed to give it a reasonable trial. The two cases were presented in Oberlin and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Leone McRoberts
Don McRoberts
Oberlin
Louise Beese
Samuel Street
Elyria
George Heese
Dog Bite Injures Man on East Broad Street
Jack Wirth of 269 Winckles Street was bitten on his upper right leg by a dog at 6 P.M. yesterday in front of 451 East Broad Street, per a police report. Also appears a long list of produce prices and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wirth
Winckles Street
East Broad Street
Poultry and potato market notes from unsettled to steady trends
Butter and eggs show unsettled pricing with extras at 33 cents and 30 percent standards. Pullets and live poultry present steady demand with hens heavy and leghorn varieties priced from 9 to 15 cents, ducks and Muscovy also listed. Potatoes across Ohio and Pennsylvania regions range from $1.00 to $2.25 per 1000-pound bags, with various varieties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Vermont Senator backs arms embargo repeal for Allies win
Assistant Senate leader Warren Austin said he supports Roosevelt's neutrality program, arguing repeal of the arms embargo will help Britain and France speed victory. He framed the bill as national defense, noting it protects U.S. interests while avoiding commitment to send troops. The debate continued with motions to split provisions and recess plans facing votes amid mounting opposition to peace moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Britain
France
Washington
Senate
Warren R. Austin
Rooosevelt
Great Britain
United States
Austin
Germany
Charles W. Tobey
Foreign Relations Committee
Edwin C. Johnson
D., Colo
Johnson
Alben W. Barkley
Europe
Civil Service Exam Announced For Junior Veterinarian Nurse
The U S Civil Service Commission announces exams for federal jobs. Junior veterinarian in the Bureau of Animal Husbandry at 2000 dollars yearly requires veterinary college training and under 45. Applications due November 6 in Washington. A junior graduate nurse in the Public Health Service at 1620 dollars yearly requires high school and nursing training, under 35. Applications accepted until further notice. Full info from J E Dewhurst at Elyria post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Department of Agriculture
Commission
Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Veterinarians Administration
J. E. Dewhurst
Elyria
Kent Mayor Orders Slot Machine Clean-Up
Kent Ohio October 10 Mayor William S Harvey ordered a general clean up of slot machines after a Kent State University publication reported students were spending their money on slot machines and other forms of gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent, O
William S. Harvey
Kent Today
Kent State University
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A. F
Robert Herrick
Mrs
Esther Wood
Professor St
Oberlin Legion
College
School of Gpology
Fairchild Chapel
Crmios
Queen Esther Society
Community Chest
J. A. Simonton
Charles A. Ringler
Select List
Second Baptist
Eaton
Sudro - Curtis
I.bc
Hubbard
Homegrowers
W&rket
Personal’ Finance Co
Personal
Deke Ave
Hales
Bartleton
Ustec
Cleveland Produce
Kent
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Cavalier Coal
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