Labor Delays Seen in Coal Code Talks Across Industry
Labor spokesmen charge that powerful financial interests block coal code negotiations to build surpluses of low cost coal. They warn that deliberate overproduction could dampen mine activity after the code's enactment, while prices as low as 90 cents a ton may reflect rail and utility sales below production cost. NRA moves to speed talks with two operator committees to rewrite provisions and broaden industry acceptance, amid fears of unemployment from the lumber code precedent.
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Washington
Organized Labor
NRA
Workers Win In Labor Board Decision
The National Labor Board upholds workers rights to be represented by outside agents in negotiations with employers. Berkeley Woolen Mills in Martinsburg WV violated the woolen code by refusing to deal with United Textile workers officials chosen by striking employees. Chairman Wagner calls the ruling important for clarifying the Recovery Act and easing disputes.
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Washington
National Labor Board
Berkeley Woolen Mills
Martinsburg
W. Va
United Textile Workers
Wagner
Famous Reporter Dies At 51
Washington dispatch reports John Edwin Nevin died at Mount Alto hospital at 51 after a stroke. A famed United Press correspondent, he earned national renown for his graphic writing and covered Albany and Washington beats. His legacy includes the Lewis Thaw escape description and Bryan resignation hints during the Lusitania crisis. In Toledo, charges were filed accusing Sludge Inc of patent infringement by Lima city sewage operations.
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Washington
John Edwin Nevin
Mount Alto Hospital
Nevin
United Press
Harry Thaw
Mallowan Prison
Albany
William J. Bryan
Lusitania
Hollywood reducing prescription advertised for weight loss
An advert touts a weight loss pill named Hollywood reducing prescription claimed to reduce 1 to 23 pounds in the first month with a money back guarantee. It promotes use with water before breakfast and names Phillips or any druggist as sources for original Hollywood.
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Nancy Carrol
Clara Bow
Jost
Hollywood 18
Hollywood
Phillips
Chapman Heads Ohio Association of Physical Directors
Eric D. Chapman was elected president of the Ohio State Physical Directors Association at the recent convention. He is physical director of the East Cleveland Y M C A and formerly assisted at the Elyria Y M C A. He will serve a two year term, succeeding Robert T. Moore. Other officers named include W. O. Nish as vice president and G. Green as secretary and treasurer.
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Chapman
Ohio Association OF Physical Directors
Ohio State Physical Directors Association
Eric D. Chapman
East Cleveland Y. M. C. A
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Robert T. Moore
Moore
W. O. Nish
Massillon
G. §. Green
Columbus
Car in reverse damages vines and posts at Stop 4
John Szabo of Stop 4 Yellow Line started his car in reverse, backing over two posts and three grape vines owned by Frank Biersbhe, causing $5 in damage. Edward Mcvann of Amherst paid a $5 fine and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro, after an arrest last night by Sheriff Clarence W. Dick.
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John Szabo
Szabo
Frank Biersbhe
Edward Mcvann
Amherst
Joseph Petro
Sherif Clarence W. Dick
County Game ALS'N field day well attended
Approximately fifteen hundred persons attended the third annual Clam Bake and Field Day by the Lorain County Game and Field Association at Schneider's Grove. The event featured a five hour trapshoot, scores in field trials, and softball results. Proceeds fund fish and game restocking with 1000 black bass and 100 rabbits on order for release.
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Lorain County
Ed Gagen
Elyria
Dean
Elyria Hi- Speeds
Elyria Hardware
Grafton Business Men
Mike Tobicash
Legion 10 Spongor Minstrel Show at Rialto Theatre
Elyria Post of the American Legion started plans for a minstrel show to be held November 11 and 12 at the Rialto Theatre to benefit the legion drum and bugle corps. The event aims to help defray the corps expenses for the national Legion convention in Chicago. The post also voted to amend by laws to align with state recommendations and will nominate and elect officers at the next meeting.
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Rialto Theatre
American Legion
Elyria
Legion
Chicago
State Legion Department
Wass and Means
Night Rainbows and Weather Mess Marks Tex News
In Texas reports a night rainbow near Gonzalez appeared without the daytime color and hung under dark clouds as observers described. A sow owned by Marvin Richard drew attention in Ranger amid local disdain for a box reduction campaign. Toledo notes attorney Dan McCullough sought to delay Frank Vacchiano’s death row case, aiming to bring Albert Bruno’s murder trial, set for September 18, while Vacchiano faces execution on October 4.
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Ranger
Tex
Marvin Richards
Clong
Epa
Toledo
Attorjney
Dan McCullough
Common Pleas Court
Frank Vacchiano
Albert Bruno
John J. McLaughlin
Park Laws
Bruno
Vacchiano
Ohio
Former Banker Dorger Case Referred to Governor
Columbus Ohio September 13 Governor White will receive a report from John McSweeney Welfare director on actions taken in the Dorger case. Dorger a former Cincinnati banker received extraordinary privileges at the Junction City prison brick plant. The board of parole will extend his sentence by at least six months. Blosser deputy warden was demoted and to be reassigned to Roseville. Howell deputy warden may be promoted to replace him. Dorger violated the trust by visiting his wife and attending events during shopping trips for the plant manager.
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Columbus
White
John McSweeney
Clarence A. Dorger
Cincinnati
Junction City
H. C. Blosser
Dorger
Board of Parole
McSweeney
Blosser
B. H. Howell
Roseville
Moe Sweeney
Cosmopolitan Bank
Lancaster
Brosser
Private kindergartens eyed in Elytia district amid demand
R C Maston reports 15 parent requests for a private kindergarten in the Elytia Franklin area. No public kindergarten operates this year. two private programs run at McKinley and Ely with 31 and 13 pupils. Dorothy Boor teaches both. effort to start at Franklin hinges on finding a willing teacher for small enrollment and income.
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Elytia
R. C. Maston
Franklin
McKinley
Ely
Dorothy Boor
Ritfort
Franklin School
Maston
Hamilton
Vanderson Bound Over To Grand Jury
Police Chief E J Standard testified he searched Vandersons Bon Air avenue home and found no gun, but that did not prove Vanderson did not threaten neighbor Ernest Lescher last Saturday evening. Lescher testified he was assaulted in a threatening manner, aided by the Nagorka couple's ten year old son, and Justice Joseph Petro bound Vanderson to the grand jury under a 200 dollar bond.
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E. J. Standard
Julius Vanderson
Bon Air Avenue
Vanderson
Ernest Lescher
Joseph Petro
Lescher
Vosmer
Nagorka
Petro
Bathing Parties Spark Divorce Trial in Cincinnati
Testimony in Domestic Relations Court recounts bathing parties along the Potomac near Washington. Richard L. Solymon, 23, Clifton, Ohio, a U S Cavalryman, was granted a divorce from Ruth Goodwin Solymon, 32, of Washington, who admitted attending the parties but denied improper attire. He testified of her associations with other men and noted her remark on a man bather’s figure. Solymon said his wife was his first cousin through his mother. He listed his Bethesda Maryland area father as a patent examiner and provided his River Road address.
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Cincinnati
Potomac River
Washington
Richard L. Solomon
Clifton
Ohio
Ruth Goodwin Solymon
Solymon
United States
Agriculture Department
University of Cincinnati
River Road
Bethesda
State Conference work session on church goals at Oberlin
The Board of Trustees of the State Conference of Congregational Christian Churches of Ohio met at Oberlin to plan the 1933 34 program. Committees debated finances and religious education while the Oberlin Institute program advanced with forums on building a better Christian political order pastors conferences and the Michigan plan.
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Oberlin
State Conference of Congregational Christian Churches of Ohio
Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin Institute
Board of Trustees
Wilson P. Minton
Commission On Missions
George L. Cady
American Missionary Association
Gardner Lattimer
Otto G. Reiman
Michigan
Ohio
Fred L. Hall
Courthouse arrests and local notices roundup
In And About The Court House Frank Rose and William Rice, arrested for stealing an automobile from Toledo, were turned over to Toledo authorities by Sheriff Clarence W. Dick. Charles Williams of Lorain released after 12 days for petty larceny. Kate Scally sues John Molloy et al for 7473 pounds on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a mortgage in Colbyuma township sought. The Harrringtons and their son attended the funeral of the former's aunt in Mansfeld. The Friendship class plans a school party at Rob Bennet home Sept 15. Edith Longhan of Baldwin Wallace colleges discussed teacher training. Pomona Grange met in LaGrange. A. P. Grills to speak at Penfield Taxpayers League Sept 14. No church services at Methodist next Sunday. Rev Harold Halderman to speak at Baptist church on Christian Blessings. Russia now leads in defense of the rest of the world economically.
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Frank Rose
William Rice
Vaw
Toledo
Clarence W. Dick
Harry
Lester Harrington
Doneld
Mansfeld
Robi. Bennet
Edith Longhan
Baldwin-Wallace Colleges
Borea
Columbia Briefs Urge Attendance at Acme Grange Meet
Columbia Sept 13 In inspection 311 to be held at Acme Grangs on Tuesday evening Sept 19 Everyone urged to be present Mrs H W Blackburn and Mitle
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Columbia
Acmes Grangs
Case Against Bondsmen Is Settled
NEW LONDON Sept. 13 The case of the village of New London against the bondsmen on a depository bond of the former Third National Bank here, now in liquidation, was settled without further action. A judgment was rendered in Common Pleas Court for $7,406.10 plus interest, to be paid within forty days, after dividends totaling $21.29 were received by the village. The bondsmen were represented by G. Ray Craig and Young and Young of Norwalk. the receiver by Carpenter and Rowley. the village by E. M. Palmer.
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New London
Third National Bank
Irving Carpenter
Norwalk
Common Pleas
G. Ray Craig
Young and Young
Carpenter and Rowley
E. M. Palmer
Four-H Exhibits Planned at Brownhelm and Huntington
Four-H clubs will showcase summer work tonight and Friday at Brighton, Brownhelm, and Huntington with seven clubs exhibiting. The Brownhelm fair will feature the Brownhelm clubs with demonstrations by the boys club, girls clothing and girls food clubs, guided by local leaders. Joseph W. Fichter of the state education department and Grange lecturer will speak, with a style revue, demonstrations on stable setting, and farm product displays planned. The Huntington exhibit will be held Friday night in connection with a juvenile Grange.
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Brighton
Brownhelm
Huntington
H. E. Cobb
J Dirs. N. W. Moore
Ruth Baird
Carl Webber
Brownheim
Brownheim School
H. L. Leimbach
Sh. E. Albright
Huntington Bass Workers’ Girls
Exing Galloway of New York Charms Manhattan Parade
Sept 13 New York profile of Exing Galloway a tall Lincolnian figure known for amateur photography and tennis. Born in Henderson Kentucky he travels the world and is a polished cosmopolitan figure. He skims literature and art circles and resists film roles preferring to capture images himself while New Yorkers imagine Chinatown as dramatic scenery.
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New York
Manhattan
Exing Galloway
Daniel Boone Coonskin
Ewing Galloway
Henderson
Collier’s
Tory Hall
Chinatown
Fu Manchu
Cleveland Market and Grain Prices Report
Market notes from Cleveland show butter and eggs steadiness with varied pack prices, poultry items from leghorns to heavy colored broilers, ducks, and turkeys listed. Potatoes priced per 100 pounds with regional varieties and sacks. Livestock receipts comment on cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs with price ranges and demand notes. Grain and feed quotes include wheat, corn, oats, and flour, with farm market items and produce like beans celery and tomatoes in brief.
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Cleveland
New Jersey
Jonge Island
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Pen Amic
Minnesota
Hollandale
Lb. S
Idaho
Washington Fussets
U. S.J
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Strikes Spread Across States Amid NRA Code Disputes
Across the country 1,000 restaurant and 8,000 Chicago needle trades workers went on strike while 3,500 California raisin workers and 500 miners joined actions. Pennsylvania faced a looming coal field strike, with labor leaders asserting only a coal code settlement could avert disruption. In New York underwear workers led with 25,000 marching out, crippling the industry, followed by 10,000 necktie workers and 10,000 dress and cleaner staff.
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Saint Louis
Chicago
California
Revere
Gallup
N. M
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Brockton
Mass
Washington
New York
Harms
Amelia Earhart and the energetic advocate of city life
The piece portrays Amelia Earhart as unusually active and vigorous among New York women, balancing sports, travel, and public speaking. It contrasts her dynamic routines with a sharp downtown atmosphere and suggests she embodies the era's feminine resilience and ambition.
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Amelia Earhart
New York
Atlantic City
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