Finances Of Schools Face Bad Situation
In Columbus Ohio on September 1 representatives of school interests plan to ask Governor Davey if a special post election session will be called to fix the school foundation system finances. The program faces a 17 million dollar deficit with a potential 32 million by year end. Tax renewals for cigaret and liquid fuel taxes are sought to avoid borrowing issues and bank credit cuts. Dr. Sutton warns Levies must be renewed this Fall or borrowing may be barred.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davey
General Assembly
School Foundation
David Sutton
Sutton
Ohio Education Association
Trick Rider Feature At Local County Fair
Ray Deering of Black Hills South Dakota stars in a daring trick riding act at the Loc aid County Fair next Wednesday Thursday and Friday as part of the KX Bar X Ranch Rodeo along with Sum and Abner the horse show and performances by the Ameri can Legion troop from Cleveland and Troop A Cleveland Police Department. Charles Sternberg owner of Hilltop Tavern faces continued hearing on city music ordinance violation delaying until September 34 with bond set at 100 dollars. Chief Stan kard cites second continuance due to attorney being out of town and legislature session dynamics amid funding concerns.
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Ray Deering
Black Hills
South Dakota
Locain County
Sum
Abner
American Legion
Cleveland
Cleveland Police Department
Charles Sternberg
Hilltop Tavern
East Bridge Street
Sternberg
E J Stankard
David Hyman
Fete Bride Elect Bertha Rodin Plans Oberlin Wedding
Mrs J G Holland hosted a misc shower for Bertha Rodin, fiancé James Murphy of Oberlin, with garden bouquets, games, and gifts. Guests included Mrs George Broadwell, Miss Eleanor Beebe, Mrs Harry Murphy, and many others. Birthday notices note Merion Campbell and William Close among travels and family updates.
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Oberlin
Ohio
J. G. Holland
Bertha Rodin
James Murphy
Gutman
Broadwell
Little Marie
George Broadwell
Eleanor Beebe
Harry Murphy
Betty
James McGrann
Crist Parman
Harold Hall
Lottie Dirlam
Thomas Greenslad
Court House Notes and Marital Dissolutions
Charges of selling beer and wine without a license are preferred against a 52 year old Amherst woman after deputies confiscated 12 bottles of homebrew and one bottle of wine. Divorce actions include Joseph F. Scott and Ruth M. Scott amid grounds of gross neglect, Ruth Storm, and Margaret Lang against William Lang for habitual drinking and cruelty. A note suit against Harver W. Hutchinson et al seeks 2459 dollars with foreclosure. A 35000 dollar suit by Fred Maddock cites injuries from a 1936 traffic crash. Vermilion on the Lake Company sues to restrain a building on residential property.
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Michael Bulzomi
William F. Grall
Joseph F. Scott
Fairlawn Avenue
Elyria
Western Reserve University
Ruth M. Scott
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Covington, Ky
Scott
Ruth M. Storm
Margaret Lang
Wiliam Lang
Amherst
Grafton Savings and Banking Company
Harver W. Hutchinson
Vermilion
Baltimore Truck Drivers Strike Paralyzes City
Baltimore faced a general walkout as more than 3,000 truck drivers struck for higher wages around 20 percent. Major firms and small independents alike halted operations as picket lines formed at terminals and garages after failed contract talks and the expiring midnight agreement.
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Baltimore
Rail unions and carriers face 36 day status quo under 1922 act
The Railway Labor Act dispute continues as brotherhoods refuse the procedure though carriers agree. A presidential fact finding commission will study the issue and report. For 36 days the carriers stay at status quo. the recommendation is nonbinding but public opinion may pressure both sides. A strike could not begin before late November or early December.
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Partes
Roosevelt backs Lewis in Maryland primary clash
The CIO issue affects Maryland and California as President Roosevelt endorses Rep. David J. Lewis against Sen. Millard E. Tydings. In New York, Rep. John J. O Connor accuses Communist and White House backing in a Democratic primary with James H. Fay. Maryland votes September 12, New York and Georgia primaries around September 16 20.
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California
Maryland
Roosevelt
David J. Lewis
Millard E. Tydings
New York
16Th
John J. O'Connor
Communist Party
James H. Fay
Tydings
Lewis
Georgia
Lawrence Camp
Walter F. George
Fay O'Connor
Glenn Frank To Speak At Republican State Convention
Glenn Frank chairman of the Republican National Program Committee will keynote the state convention in Columbus on September 14 Ed D Schorr announced Frank a former University of Wisconsin president and magazine editor heads a policy group for the GOP to study off year conventions Schorr also said Verner E Metcalf will chair a legislative campaign subcommittee in Old Thomas Bateman and another member will be named. Seven appointees will help draft the party platform: Walter S Ruff James E Kinnison James N Linton Miss Louise Addrens Daniel C Brower Charles H Jones Miss Gertrude Jones Findlay Congressman Dudley A White Norwalk Rep Joseph W Martin Jr of Massachusetts chairman of the Republican National Congressional Committee and visitors at state headquarters noted the California and South Carolina primaries. White commented on the Democratic platform as a purge steering the party right.
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Columbus OG
Glenn Frank
Republican National Program Committee
Columbus
Ed D Schorr
tod. _ Frank
University of Wisconsin
Schorr
Verner E. Metcalf
Marietta
Thomas Bateman
Senate
Walter S. Ruff
Canter
James E. Kinnison
Canton
James N. Linton
Louise Addrens
Newark
Daniel C Brower
Dayton
Charles H Jones Jackson
Gertrude Jones
Findlay
Dudley A. White
Norwalk
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachuetts
Republican National Congressional Committee
South Carolina
California
White
Delay in Revenue Program Announcement Shrugs Over Budget
Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr said it is unlikely the new revenue program will be announced before November or December due to budgetary problems. He noted tax decisions cannot be rushed without a clear fiscal picture and plans to study expert reports over the weekend. Discussion with the President may not start for several weeks.
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Washington
Ravenna Bans Noise Makers Under New Ordinance
Ravenna adopts an anti noise ordinance banning amplifiers in public advertising from 7 PM to 9 AM with permits possible daytime use for a fee of 25 dollars. No Sunday permits issued. The rule bans noise devices near the hospital and cites marriages as examples of broadcasted notices. City Solicitor Abner Heisler comments on tone down of celebratory announcements.
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Ravenna
Abner Heisler
Father As Judge Hears Two Sons Argue Case
In NORTH SYDNEY Nova Scotia Magistrate Joseph McDonald presided over the case of Tony Tor ella charged with reckless driving. His two sons served as prosecutor and defense counsel, and the magistrate reserved decision after hearing their arguments. A fog light valued at six dollars from a car owned by H B Carruthers of 220 Pasadena Avenue was reported missing from the Brown Hotel. Police linked the theft to the vehicle. Australia produced twenty thousand tons of currents.
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North Sydney
N. S
Tony Torella
Joseph McDonald
John
Round
Mc Donald
H. BR. Carruthers
Pasadena Avenue
H A. Indicntt
Brown Hotel
Physician Says He Was Not Allowed To See Prisoners
Coroner's inquest in Philadelphia focuses on who allowed steam to fill the Klondike building. Twenty six convicts crowded in tiny cells suffered exposure as four died and others needed revival. A physician testified he was barred from examining prisoners during the two day and night incident. Superintendent William Mills faced sharp questioning as officials seek accountability.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphi County
Klondike
William B. Mills
Supt
Austria to Close All Religious Schools
Vienna reports that Austria will permanently shut religious schools. Observers say the move reflects Nazi era state control over education, with Ved denotes schools to be closed after the summer period. A Voelkischer Beobachter editor stated the state must educate youth in schools. A spectator interrupted a court hearing in Philadelphia shouting about killers. the incident led to ejection while the trial continued.
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Vienna
Retigraus
Austria
Atrebaching
Voelkischer
Beobadger
Sac
Beobachter
Markets Close As Wheat Prices Edge Higher Amid Sparse Trade
The market page shows futures and commodity quotes across grains and feeds with No 2 red wheat and corn values steady. Prices for hay and timothy remain largely unchanged, while barley and oats display modest activity and regional price variations.
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Chicago
Our Ag Wultire
David Sates Shipoyes
Wamsm
Eaves
Chou
Liberal Tewand
Opty Boy
Dr C L Wesley to Open New Dental Offices in Elyria
Announcement lists 1938 plans for Dr C L Wesley to open new dental offices at 722 Elyria Savings and Trust Building Elyria Ohio. Details indicate further information available.
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C. L. Wesley
Elyria
Death Record Lena G Brown 60
Lena G Brown 60 wife of Keen S Brown died yesterday afternoon at home GLO East Avenue Elyria after noon hour. Born November 1 in Blyma she lived here all her life. Surviving husband of 38 years two brothers Harry and Charles Goldberg Elyria and granddaughter Blane Holmes LaPorte one daughter Gladys Holmes died 1928. Friends call Sudro Curtis Funeral Home until evening then body to Grace Lutheran for 2:00 p.m. service with Rev WW Walker. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Lena G, Brown
Lena G Brown
Keen S. Brown
East Avengie
Brown
Hisband
Harey
Charles Goldberg
Elyria
Blane Holmes
LaPorte
Termination of Assistant Prosecutors in Tax Foreclosure Cases
Elyria attorney Richard Baird and Lorain attorney Virgil Burgett were terminated as assistant prosecutors in charge of tax foreclosure actions due to a reduction in those cases. Commissioner approval set monthly stipends for a stenographer and for Willem Wickens to handle new tax cases, with Wickens occupying the Lean office and receiving rent offset.
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Richard Baird
Elyria
Virgil Burgett
Lorain
Wero
Howard R Butler
Cony
Willem Wickens
Wickens
Butler
Baird
Burgett
Young Physician Faces Trial for Wife Killing Charge
Dr William F. Limanee, a skilled physician, is bound over for trial on a charge of killing his wife and hiding the body in a vegetable cellar. He appeared at preliminaries, detained without bond, and is held in Linneus jail.
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Wiliem
Limanee
Calmir
Loamanee
Linneus
Youths in training camp win bronze medal
A group from the Fifth Cory Arai under Colonel LA Kura completed training at Fort Benjamin Harrisers. Andrey Foreman of Els- Me received a bronze medal donated by the Military Training Association for outstanding service, described as a red tremor and commendation.
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Yonuth Citvens
Cory
Arai
LA Kura
Benjamin Harrisers
Lactoria Andrey
Deputy Bulzomi Becomes Father in Lerui Hospital Birth
Deputy Bulzomi, former amateur boxer, welcomed a son at St. Joseph's Hospital Lerui. The baby weighs 9 pounds 4 ounces with healthy lungs. Both mother and child reported to be doing well as the father informed coworkers by phone.
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Sherif
Bulzomi
Lerui
St. Joseph's Hospital
Budagont
Tas
Arriva
Columbia M. E. Church Reopens With Special Service
The Columbia Methodist Church will reopen Sunday after redecorating with a special service at 9 45 a m led by Rev. Thers Hughes who will also preach at LaPorte RE church at 11 15 a m special music by the Junior Choir and visitors are invited to attend the service.
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Columbia Methodist Church
Thers Hughes
Hughes
LaPorte
Pleads Not Guilty To Reckless Driving In Cleveland
Nathan Henkin of 3599 East 188th Street Cleveland entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of reckless driving when arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q Petro in police court. The morning he was to be tried after Joan Hontm was arrested on a warrant following a collision on M Day between cars on Mideant Gates avenues.
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Nathan Henkin
East 188Th Street
Cleveland
Josph Q. Petro i
Joan Hont m
Willis Hines
Mideant Gates
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