Draft Legislation To Strengthen Labor Act
Washington October 17 The La Follette Civil Liberties Committee is weighing a broad legislative push to curb industrial violence by strengthening the Wagner Act and extending federal controls. Proposals include firearm registrations and gas regulation, plus barring firms with espionage systems from government contracts. The panel has studied dozens of labor cases, issued hundreds of subpoenas and held hearings, with funds largely exhausted and new financing awaiting Senate action.
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Stenographer Admits Assault Story Is Plea
A Bowling Green stenographer, 18, testified today that her sister’s alleged kidnapping and assault story was false. Police said Miss Risser admitted accompanying the man and submitting to him. She had said she was twice dating him and recanted after fear. A Toledo salesman faced charges related to the case.
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Swiss Arrivals Boost Bra Vil Population
Nearly 300 Swiss settlers arrived in Bra vil over the past year, expanding the community with new families and businesses. Local leaders note the influx supports growth, cultural exchange, and economic activity in the region.
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Amherst Bride Elect Gladys Hopkins Held in Amherst Events
Miss Gladys Hopkins of Amherst was honored at a charity bridge gathering at the home of Mrs Philip Jaeger with hostesses Mrs Elmer Holle Dorothy Moff and Helen Hollingsworth. She received an Invell gift and kitchen gadgets, with Miss Hulda Berger winning bridge honors. a later social at the Lord Jeffry Inn featured a blue pink and white four course dinner and a fireside table gift from club members.
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Frances Sabiers
Kathryn Lehriner
Emma Dieschler
Frances Sabrers
Ruth Ehrman
Margaret Huldas
Helen Berger
Frederich Berger Aire Allen Camp
Walter Miller
Olga Ott
Raymond Nickel
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Amherst Club and civic notices fill town pages
The Amherst area announces a busy schedule of upcoming events including October garden club and Knights of Pythias meetings, local circle and lodge gatherings, church circle sessions, and a 125th anniversary planning meeting. Several hospital, social, and club notices list attendees and hosts across Amherst and nearby towns with dates for meetings, parties, and services.
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Miss Mary Nord Weds Painesville Man
Miss Mary Nord, daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Nord of Spring street, married Joseph Allen Ignat of Painesville, Ohio, at Christ Church Oberlin with Rev L E Daniels officiating. Attendants included Mrs James Creel and Eric Nord. reception followed at the Nord home for 75 guests. The couple plans a southern Ohio honeymoon and will reside in a newly furnished apartment in Painesville after November 1.
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Jainesville
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Fire drills empty Elyria schools in under twelve minutes
Twelve Elyria school buildings were emptied in 11 minutes 46 seconds during Fire Prevention Week drills conducted by the Elyria Fire Department. Fire Chief W N Bates noted the rapid exits averaged under a minute per building and stressed orderly evacuation and door closure to prevent drafts in case of real fire.
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Grafton Prison Farm Trusty Walks Away
Law enforcement sought Morris Brooks a 20 year old trusted inmate at the Grafton Prison Farm after he walked away yesterday afternoon. Brooks had been sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory from Cleveland.
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Larceny Case Shifts to Grafton Trusty Farm
A suspect linked to a long ago burglary was moved to Grafton Trusty Farm several months back, per superintendent Gil Swan. The transfer follows prior investigation into the larceny.
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