Committee Examines Monopoly Study Progress
Washington dispatch reports the 12 member National Monetary Committee surveying progress on its monopoly study. Six agencies including Commerce Labor Justice Treasury and FTC handle field surveys and data gathering while a public questionnaire effort reaches about 2600 respondents. The panel aims to outline existing government controls and prepare for hearings, with no definite pattern yet for an overall inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan RO Beal
Washington
Weeniay Committee
Cheariaay Q'Mahoney
DN Wae
Sen King
Utah
Piguirs
Departments of Commerce
Jebor
Justice the Treasures
Sccuthios Exchange
Federal Trade Commissions
Spoerhe Industrie
FDR
Three youths named as suspects in girl's murder case
In Norwalk and Larchmont police investigated a case tied to 17 year old Mary Knelda Coyle. A headless body of 12 year old Peter Levine was found in a nearby area as authorities link the youths to another crime. The youths fled in a coupe after being seen near a stationary store while a resturant incident drew bystander attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont Noy
New England
Mary Knelda Coyle
Norwalk
Conn
John Troy
Heart One
Troy
Sturry Sinclmr
Sinclair
Westport
Conn Ust
Larchmont
New York
Miss Cosle
Peter Levine
Long Island Sound
St Gabriels Church
Witnesses Called To Back Account Of Conn Slaying
Cadiz Ohio October 18 Witnesses were cited by the state to substantiate Charles Ford’s account of the murder of State Patrolman George Conn in the Commudor near Freeport. Bernardé Masulla of Pittsburgh stands trial after Ford’s confession. Ford and others testified to the shooting during a stop of a vehicle carrying Masulla. Ford faced a three hour cross examination by defense attorney John C Sheran who noted discrepancies between past and present testimony. The accusal party Jen Ford and Johnson also testified as the case moved through re enactment and defensive motions. The Conn family sat in front row as observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Theiway
George Cann
Charles Ford
Bernardé Masulla
Pittburgh
Ford
Freeport
Ferdan
Pittsburgh
Masuli
Todas
Thairs Conn
Cumberland
Stan
Speeta- Lou B
Telescope Attracts Oberlin Star Gazers
Oberlin observers flock to free open air lectures by Ralph B. Larkin on the Leld in front of the MB. They view sunspots Venus Saturn and moons of Jupiter through a four inch telescope, drawing many students to the demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ralph B. Larkin
Larkin
Amherst Women Plan Rally and Card Party
Amherst Democratic Women s Club met at Mrs Mary Wolf s home to organize a rally with Don Harter as main speaker and a card party at the former Aschenbach store on Oct 24. Events include bridge and bunco with committees named and plans for Oct 26 meetings, plus a church and civic group assembly for Amherst s 123th founding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Democratic Womant's Club
Marry Wolf
Maple Street
Don Harter
Aschenbach Dry Goods
Mayme Schaeffer
Wuliam Miller
C. Young
Harold Brown
Clair Stiwald
Grace Peatrs
Elyria
Joseph Conley
Lorain
Birthday fete marks 80th for Mrs Richmond in Cleveland
Mrs Sarah Richmond of Middle Ridge observes her 80th birthday with a Wednesday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs A E L Hearn and guests including Mrs E Cullen Rose and Mary Kupchick Catherine Eleanor and Patricia Covert. An afternoon cake was presented by Cleveland friends and later refreshments were served to the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Richmond
Middle Ridge
A. EL
Hearn
A. K. Jenn
Cleveland
E. Cullen
Rose
Mary Kupchick
Catherine
Eleanor
Patricia Covert
Lakewood
H. G. Battenhouse
Janet
Wellington News Roundup in Ohio Meetings and Socials
Wellington Ohio reports on local social and fraternal events. Details include the October 13 gathering at Hotel Statler Cleveland by the Canton and Ladies Auxiliary of the 10 O. F. and Chivalry decorations for five ladies. Silent Circle of the Kings Daughters hosted Miss May Battles at 215 Magsar Street for a business session and social time. Temple Chapter O E S met in Masonic Hall. plans for Millersburg trip and Grand Chapter attendance were noted. Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps prepared for inspection in GA. Remainder covers birthdays for Mrs Grace C. White, moving plans to Elyria, and community notices including a Wells Roll of Honor. Eagles Fish Fry features John Abel addressing members in Wellington. Local officials attended Lorain Tuberculosis Association meeting at Oberlin Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
Mia Cecile Hyde
Bessie Barber
Margietta West
Susie Reep
Florence Dunford
Silent Circle of the Kings Daughters
May Battles
Magsar Street
Allen Dudley
Lonzon
M. EB. Churen
Homer Barbe
Missus Mabel Clark
Ann Mac Daves
Clyde Seidel
Temple
O E. S
Masonic Hall
Millersburg
Anna Puder
Columbus
Ohioan Sentenced On Relief Charge
Youngstown report states Emory Clark of Campbell received a sentence on a relief charge. Details are limited, but the item notes a single defendant and a formal court action dated October 13 in Youngstown. Further particulars are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Emory Clark
Campbeuil
Vitamins Help Us Obtain Full Benefits From Foods
Dr. Claud North Chrisman notes that despite abundant pamphlets on food value, vitamins remain a central topic. He emphasizes that building a healthy body requires more than just proper foods and temperature, urging continued learning about nutrition beyond vitamin D discussions.
Brother Of Benes To Speak At Lorain Czech Rally
Vojta Benes brother of the former president of Czechoslovakia is slated to address a Czech protest rally in Lorain tonight under the League for Peace and Democracy and the Czecho-Slovakian Group of Lorain. Fr Zlamel of My Lady of Lourdes Church will also speak. The rally at 7 30 PM takes place in the Veterans Hall between Broadway and Elyria Avenue on 19th Street. The aim is to gather Czech aid for rebuilding their shattered country. About two million Prague refugees need housing and food, and twenty Czech Slovakia families in Elyria back the Lorain effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vojia Benes
Lorain
League For Peace and Democracy
Zlamel
My Lady of Lourdes Church
Cleveland
Veterans Hall
Broadway
Elyria Avenue
19Th Street
Crech
Prague
Elyria
Vitamin D and the body’s bone defense
The article explains that without a combustion-like process in the body, nutrients cannot be absorbed. It defines catalytic contact as a spark for metabolism and notes the body’s defense and growth rely on proper sustenance. Vitamin D is presented as crucial for bones and teeth development and the framework of the body.
Sunshine, nutrition, and new homes for health reform
The article advocates increasing vitamin D intake through milk and fortified foods, notes limits of sun exposure in crowded life, and envisions glass, steel houses with sunlit spaces. It mentions future sun rooms, sunbathing benches, and roof designs. A man was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $100 for accepting relief orders while employed in a steel mill, with earnings as high as $75 weekly.
Poultry Committee To Meet Monday
Lorain County World Poultry Congress committee to meet at the Elyria Y M C A Monday evening. Cr Hummel, county extension agent, says reports will cover housing exhibits youth activities tours affiliate memberships and foreign representation from the Cleveland state National Committee meeting. Announcement will note date and place of the Poultrymen banquet in November. About sixty on the committee now, with more being added and an expected total near 100 actively working for the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County World Poultry Congress Committee
Elyria Y. M C. A
Cr. Hummel
State National Committee
Cleveland
Hummel
Home Council Plans Year’s Work in Lorain County
Lorain County Home Council for Women Extension Work will meet at 811 Middle Avenue at 10 am Tuesday to map the 1928 39 extension program. Topics include final plans for projects, meeting scheduling, a district report by Mrs A J Cooper, a Rural Women's Camp report by Mrs Mead Petty, and a talk by Mrs T H Breyley on the World Poultry Congress to be held in Cleveland in 1939. Projects for 1938 39 include Every day Electricity and Becoming Dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C N Williams
Middle Avenue
Northeast District Home Council
A. J. Cooper
Mead Petty
T. H Breyley
Lorain County World Poultry Congress Committee
Cleveland
Fire department sent to Parrish store for smoke like odor
Hose Company No 1 of the Elgina Fire Department responded to M L Parrish at 103 Fourth Street around 6 30 PM yesterday where observers reported smoke that resembled a fire but investigators found no blaze or fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgina Fire Department
M L Parrish
iFourth Street
Oberlin College High School Day Draws 1200 Students
Twelve hundred high school students and parents from ten states are expected for Oberlin College High School Day on October 15. About 350 students will take exams in ten subjects and four musical fields with 24 tuition awards ranging from 175 to 360 dollars. Afternoon activities include the Hamilton-Oberlin football game and Oberlin Alumni Fall homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Legislators Call Meeting On Ohio Pension Dispute
Franklin county lawmakers urge a legislative gathering in Columbus to press the federal social security board and Gov Davey administration to release $4,000,000 in pension funds for the needy aged before Oct 25. The eight legislators ask Lt Gov Yoder and Rep Uible to mobilize members for a collective approach. They seek a peaceful settlement to avoid payment delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Federal Social Security Board
Davey Administration
Franklin County
Paul Yoder
Senate
Frank R. Uible
House
Ohio
Davey
Margaret Alman
Wray Bevens
M. Ray Ellison
Social Security Board
Elyria P T A Presents The Worahless Wedding Comedy
Elyria High School P T A has booked Sympson Levie Producing of Barstown Kentucky to stage The Worahless Wedding. The Elyria production runs December 1 and 2 with many local business men invited to participate in this riotous comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School Parents Teacher Association
Sympson Levie Producing Company
Barstown
Kentucky
Elyria
Wallace To Visit Ohio This Month In Campaign Tour
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace will tour the Middle West later this month during a political campaign swing. He plans informal meetings in Ohio with dates and venues to be announced, before continuing to other states on the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WLR
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Ohio
Middle West
Wallace
Report On Whitney Case May Serve As Basis For Reforms
Washington October 13 The Securities and Exchange Commission may use its Whitney case report as a basis for Wall Street reforms. Samuel O Clark Jr, trial examiner, is compiling the nearly finished document from SEC hearings into the Whitney firm failure. Discussions with Clark Gesell and Treasury aide John W Hanes hint at protecting brokerage customer funds and potentially independent trust institutions to isolate client assets from broker funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Richard Whitney
Wall Street
Samuel 0. Clark, Jr
SEC
Whitney
Clark
Gesell
The
Treasury
John W. Hanes
Hanes
William O. Douglas
Pencil Drawings at Oberlin Exhibition of Leaves from a Sketch Book
Nineteen pencil drawings by Miss Julia Sevgrance will be shown in Oberlin’s Alien Art Museum from October 10 to 23. The works, created during a trip to California, depict scenes near Tucson and San Diego. An accompanying bas relief portrait of Patsy Russel of San Diego, Iowa, is also featured. An address by a non-political figure will be delivered in Springfield, New Jersey, on Friday, with a westward travel plan implied afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Julia Sevgrance
Alien Art Museum
California
Tuscon
San Diego
Patsy
Frank Russel
Iowa
South Dakota
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Springfield
Ohio
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Dr. Wilkens Vo
Chicago
Oberrinn
Ernest Bateh
Wahi
Worning Chapel of the Proversity of
Mrs Wilhins
Granville
Olye College
Lee Whitney
Checker Cab
Guitar
Day's Music Store
Hunt
Chronicle Telegram
Serasis Club
Philip Braun
Franklin Avenue
King’s Daughters
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ruth Ehrman
Cleveland Avenue
Helen Berger
Vera Lawrence
Labrador
Eagle Aunthory
F. O . Hall
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Evergreen Club
Herbert Stang
Murray Ridge
William Cook
Gaston Toad
Cook
Carl Dellefield
John Peters
George Kem
William Coos
Ann Cneerdale
E. Bischoff
Anna Peters
F. Brainard
H G Battenhouse
William Edwards
Smythe
Axtel Street
Franks Walker
John Egeland
H. Sharp
Hilma Carlson
Frank Mischka
Mirsak Clark
Watkins Glen
Watkins Glen Hospital
Muss Zita Lahiff
Cora M Shepard
Barker St
Junior Geissinger Eee
Courtland Seseennnar
Silent Circle
Lallywood Rebekah Lodge
Sam Manning
Herrick Avenue East
Hamlin
Mrs. White
Grace C. White
Charles White
Here
Clark Street
Ben Presmare
Karl Mueller
Rocky Breer Iite
Presgrave
South Main Street
Muellers
Clair Hills Seed
Way . Wells Sr
Casualtis Company
Sears
Guy S. Wells
Eagles
John Abel
Lamching Offen
Eagles Oigutudution
Welllington Lodge
Ioage
A. W Shields
E. L. Hewes
Brown CO
Frinters - Paper Merchants Telephone
Lodi St. Elyria
Claud North Chrisman
M.D. GO
DE. Chrisman
Benes
Home Council
Ackerman Men’s Furnishings
P T. A
Firestone
Hondas
N. B.C
Red
Lene
Voice of the Farm
Nooo Hour
Abad the
UTO Supply & Service Stores
Marie Dressler
Ely
Ria
Edith Mae
Middle Ave
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