Black On Way Home From Secret Departure
Associate Justice Hugo L. Black of the U S Supreme Court is aboard the steamship City of Norfolk returning home amid charges of Klan membership. He and his wife Tris sailed from Southampton in secrecy. the ship will reach Norfolk September 29 and Baltimore September 30.
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London
Hugo L. Black
United States Supreme Court
Norfolk
Black
Southampton
Baltimore
United Press
Tris
Justice
Thames Valley
Great West Road
Agenda Club Plans Donation Of Wheel Chairs To Hospital
The Agenda Fraternity plans to donate six wheel chairs to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children as part of its first quarter community service. The group will use treasury proceeds and funds from club social functions to acquire the chairs, addressing a hospital estimate of six chairs needed for patient mobility.
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Agenda Club
Gates Hospital
the -Genda
Treasury
Lorain Man’s Trial Postponed For Day
The assault trial of Alex Connett of Lorizin for abusing a 11 year old girl was postponed until tomorrow. Prosecutor How ard R. Butler and Assistant William Wickens attend a federal court hearing in Cleveland, and an important witness could not be present. The case marks the first of three defendants charged with similar offenses. a fourth defendant pleaded guilty.
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Alex Connett
Lorizin
Howard R. Butler
William Wickens
Cleveland
D. A. Cook
Comet
Oae
Death by own action verdict in Elyria woman case
A verdict of death by own action by drowing was returned in the death of Martha Fey 75 of Elyria. Her body was found in Black River near the lower ford in Cascade Park. Investigators identified her after two residents and police recovered the body. Funeral services are planned for Vermilion.
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Lorain County
D. Thomas
Lorain
Martha Fey
Third City
Hoon
Black River
Cascade Park
Lorum
H. L. Smith
Ford
Elyria
Arthur L. Hurd
William Morris
Beecher Funeral
Vermilion
Offiers Nomination by VFW Post Elects Nominees
At Elstia Post No. 1079 Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting at 3490 Broad Street, officers were nominated for commander senior vice commander junior vice commander quartermaster and post advocate. A committee was named for Armistice Day banquet arrangements. Election set for next meeting in October. Postal last night was led by Commander David Beath e. A District Conference invitation from Norwalk Post 2743 was extended. A large Elyria post delegation was anticipated. Refreshments served by Auxiliary. Meeting adjourned late.
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Elstia
Broad Street
Norman, Bradley
Harold Hamilton
Dennis Robinson
James Scarborough
Charles French
Joe Stroemple
Gunning. Moir
David Beattie
Thomas Michalis
James M. Powell
Louis Reese
Joseph P. Mulroy
William F. Hunter
Alfred J. Hopkins
George Muchenberg
Joseph F. Mulroy
Norman Bradley
Charles Haun
David Beathe
Norwalk
Elyria
Willing To Finance WPA Sewing Center In Elyria
County commissioners indicated willingness to fund a WPA sewing center again if Elyria sponsors the project and covers incidental costs. The county would also pay the rent, creating work for about 26 women, provided the city covers other incidental expenses.
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Elyria
Lynch Mob Removes Prisoner in Columbia Jail
In Columbia Missouri on September 21 a mob of about 200 men besieged the county jail seeking to seize Frank Coleman, 24, accused of assaulting an 86 year old woman. Shen Pleas Wright admitted to delegations from the mob into the jail at night to verify Coleman had been removed from town. After a second search the crowd dispersed, having milled about the courthouse lawn for hours seeking action.
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Columbia
Wright
Frank Coleman
Ev.ronvier
Atlan Apy
Court House
Chief Justice Hughes Returns to Duty in Washington
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes returns to Washington to resume duties after nearly three months’ vacation in Quebec and New Hampshire. He will preside over the annual conference of senior circuit court judges and discuss docket states and procedural issues. Debate over Justice Black’s seat slated for Oct. 4 remains uncertain, with actions needing court approval.
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Wasidington
Charles Evang Hughes
Washington
Quebec
New Hampshire
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Hugo II
Black
Hughes
Rubber Workers Get Suspended Sentences
Twenty five Akron rubber workers who pleaded guilty to strike disorder charges were granted suspended jail sentences on condition they pay cash fines. Judge Fred F. Wolf of Wauseon pronounced sentence yesterday after a two week investigation into the alleged invasion of union rubber workers to aid pickets on the steel strike.
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Youngstown
Akron Rubber
Fred F. Wolf
Wauseon
Council Ends 5 Week Vacation On Routine Actions
City council ended a five week break and handled many items. Traffic light requests at Chestnut and Broad Streets and at Lake Avenue were sent to safety and traffic light committees. A sidewalk access expansion was referred to the sidewalks committee. An ordinance granting Hart Dickason a $23 monthly car allowance was approved on final reading. A $209 supplemental expense appropriation to the solicitor's office was approved for Columbus trips to a PUC rate hearing. A personal injury claim by William H. Henson was rejected.
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Chestnut and
Broad Streets
George Thompson
Frank Henke
Lake Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thompson
Hart Dickason
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Hannah Edwards
Cleveland Street
William H. Henson
Malcolmcourt
Fined For Leaving Scene Of Accident
James Brown of 1607 Middle Avenue was fined 100 dollars with 50 suspended after arraignment before Justice Preston Coon on a warrant sworn by J. C. Jackson of Elyria charging Brown with leaving the scene of a traffic accident. The collision occurred on Lake Road near Stop 13 a few days earlier.
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James Brown
Middle Avenue
Costa
Preston Coon
J. C. Jackson
Elyria
Brown
Lake Road
Stop 13
Death Notice for Andrew Sliver Slivka of Lorain
Andrew Slivka aged 56 of Lorain died September 20 at Elysia Memorial Hospital after six months of illness. Born in Poland October 18 1881 he came to Lorain 32 years ago and worked at National Tube Co. He belonged to St Stanislaus Church Z N P Lodge 1430 and St Johns Cantius. Surviving are wife Anna two children John and Mrs Harold Stanislawski two brothers Joseph Lakewood Michael Pulatow Michigan one sister Mrs Mars Krupa Cross Village Michigan and two grandchildren. Funeral time is tba with Rev Leo Rygwalski MA officiating and burial in Calvary Cemetery Lorain. Body to be moved from Bittner Funeral Home to the late home in Lorain this evening for services.
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Andrew Slivka
Kase S and Street
Lorain
Elysia Memorial Hospital
Poland
National Tube Company
St. Stanislaus Church
Z. N. P. Lodge
St. John's Cantius
Anna
John
Harold Stanislawski
Elvna
Joseph
Lakewood
Michael
Pulatow
Michigan
Mars Krupa
Cross Village
Mighigan
Leo Rygwalski
Calvery
Bittner
Oberlin campus notices and student registrations
Oberlin Ohio September 21 registrations and first year activities for Arts and Sciences Conservatory of Music and Theology students. events include bonfire assembly hours at Finney Chapel and church services, with notices on student exhibitions at Allen Art Museum September 17 30 and introductions to new staff and club programs for dramatic arts in local schools.
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College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Graduate School of Theology
Finney Chapel
Ernest Hatch Whams
T. W. Graham
School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
Congregational
Methodiat
Episcopal
Firet Baptist
Mt. Zion Baptist
Allen Art Museum
Dean T. W. Graham
Court Actions In Lorain And Avon Lake
Charles Johnson of Lorain filed for divorce from Clara Johnson on grounds of neglect and cruelty. Elizabeth Doss sued George G Griese and others for 3000 dollars on a note and sought foreclosure on Avon Lake area property.
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Charles Johnson of
Lorain
Clara Johnson
Elizabeth Doss
George G. Griese
Avon Lake
Litvinov Leads Stand Against Aggressors at League Session
War amid Spain China and the Mediterranean backdrop Litvinov argues for League denunciation of Japan Italy and Germany as aggressors to bind action against totalitarian powers. He cites the Spanish non intervention committee as a failed effort and notes his role in shaping Mediterranean patrols to shield Russian and other neutral ships bound for Loyalist forces.
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China
Spain
League
Japan
Italy
Germany
War Litwinov
Assembly
Mediterranean
Lit- Minos
Brie Ili
France
Exchange Club Elects Officers at Oberlin Inn meeting
The Oberlin Exchange held its second regular luncheon at Oberlin Inn. A nominating committee report led to the election of officers for the year: President Edward F. Bosworth, first vice president Erwin Worcester, second vice president El A. Miller, secretary-treasurer O. C. McKee, and Board of Control members Von Morason, H. G. Klermund, Hayden Joyers, Ernest Yeom, Charles E. Wigton, H. Zah m. The afterglow program featured reports on summer vacations from attendees.
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Oberlin Exchange
Oberlin Inn
Edward F. Bosworth
Erwin Worcester
el A. Miller
Teasurer
O. C. McKee
Board of Control
von Morason
H. G. Klermund
Hayden Joyers
Ernest Yeom
Charles E. Wigton
To Form Shakespeare Club Chapter Here
The National Junior Shakespeare Club, with Oberlin teachers and club women, will soon form chapters here. Mrs. Marion Crain Holmes has been selected as supervisor.
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Shakespeare Club
Oberlin
Marion Crain Holmes
Crafting Artificial Flowers From Varied Materials
A wide range of materials can be used to make artificial flowers. Velvet cloth muslin silk ribbon feather glass petals metal and paper of various kinds are all suitable options fortique decorative blooms.
Ditch Improvement Likely Not to be Done, Hearings Indicate
After a hearing on the French Creek ditch draining 25 000 acres from Eaton township to Ridgeville, county commissioners signaled no immediate action. The project with estimates up to 100 000 dollars would require bonds, placing later payment on benefitting property owners. default would shift cost to the county. Some 3 000 property owners are delinquent in taxes. The CCC drainage camp could assist but not undertake the full project. if cleaned, work would be by contract per engineers.
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French Creek Ditch
Eaton Township
Ridgeville
CCC
Black Appointment Seen Aiding GOP in 1938 40 Elections
Republican leaders from major metropolitan centers gathered at National Chairman John A. M. Hamilton's call and asserted Hugo Black's Supreme Court appointment would bolster GOP efforts in 1938 and 1940. They argued the selection and the alleged Klan ties could energize anti New Deal campaigning. Hamilton urged broader organization nationwide, extending support to precinct workers.
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Washington
Republican Party
National
John A. M. Hamilton
Supreme Court
Hugo &. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Hamilton
Linoleum Contract Awarded for County Offices
County commissioners yesterday contracted The Lersch Emerich Corporation to lay linoleum in the assessor and sheriff offices in the courthouse. They accepted the low bid of 445 for the present and 86 for the sheriff's office. Work began today.
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Lersch- Emerich Corporation
Acsessor’s
Sheriff's
Kiwanians To Hear Talk On Eye Care
Miss Isabel Barry conducts an educational tour of schools and service clubs and will address the local Kiwanis Club at its meeting.
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Isabel Barry
Kiwanis Club
Markets Howegrowers Market Apples and Veggies
Long list of produce prices and market quotes from Cleveland and Chicago, listing apples pears beans broccoli cabbage cantaloupes carrots cauliflowers grapes kohl rabi lettuce mushrooms onions parsley parsnips peaches corn and more. Includes grain prices, livestock receipts, and butter eggs and potatoes. Also notes a weekly luncheon meeting at Hotel Gray Stone where Miss Barry speaks on eye care.
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Howegrowers
Wroccoli
Elbertas
Gray- Stone
Barry
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