Diplomatic Optimism and Quiet Policy Shifts Reported
James McMullin notes cautious optimism among experts for a prolonged truce amid sabre rattling nations while warning of the looming cost of modern warfare. He highlights Cordell Hull’s belief in enforcing international law through moral force and the Roosevelt administration’s kinder stance toward private power, as TVA contracts unfold with private firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Shanghai
Madrid
Cordell Hull
America
Ltaly
Japan
Efn
Roosevelt
New York
Political and economic shifts amid New Deal debates and relief findings
The piece surveys debates on New Deal policy with references to TVA figures and farm leaders at Wallace meetings, noting calls for voluntary acreage reductions and hints of gradual withdrawal from certain sectors. It discusses summer tourism complaints over high park concession prices and Ickes reforms, plus relief-fund investigations into dairy and county affairs with several misuses alleged and missing records cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
White House
Audit Details Fraud and Waste of Relief Funds in Lawrence
State auditors charge fraud, illegal diversion, and waste of relief funds in Lawrence County over 16 months ending April 1. Central figures include County Auditor Pearl Pratt and former Deputy Auditor Dan Rapp with $11,304.68 in shortages. Key issues involve milk purchases for needy children, use of relief orders to buy votes, and purchases from interests tied to officials. False bills allege milk purchases from The Sanitary Milk Co with Rapp receiving a half cent per bottle. relief records show a March 1936 payment of 564.20 for flood relief milk the company allegedly did not provide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapp
Walnut Grove Dairy
Rapp
Sanitury Milk Co
Pratt
Taylor Coal Co
Columbus
Lawrence County
Joseph T. Ferguson
W. H. Howland
F. A. Smith
Pearl A. Pratt
Dan C. Rapp
Sanitary Milk Co
Relief Bureau
Maverick Attacks Black Over Political Fight
Rep. Maury Maverick of Texas denounces the battle as an underhanded political move aimed at embarrassing the President and the Supreme Court, criticizing Associate Justice Hugo L. Black in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
UPI
Maury Maverick
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
County fair week full of events in Elyria and Lorain
The guide lists Big Day Wednesday with exhibits in Elyria Lorain Grafton Oberlin Amherst and Wellington plus races circuses and contests. Thursday Granges and Farm Bureau day features draft horse shows and livestock parades while Friday honors Lorain County schools Four H Club and grand finale acts. Softball archery horseshoe and bicycle races cap the school day program with prizes donated by Lorain County merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Grafton
Oberlin
Amherst
Wellington
Frank E. Jackson & Son
Granges
Farm Bureau
Farmers
Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
South Amherst
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Giants Face Cubs in decisive pennant showdown at Wrigley
In Chicago the National League pennant race tightens as the leading Giants start a three game set with the Cubs. With a 21-2 edge and 10 games left for Chicago the Giants can clinch by taking one win. Rivalry centers on Larry French and Harry Gumbert as Cubs seek upset and possible overthrow.
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New York
Chicago
Giants
Cubs
Llfe
Ripper Collins
Charlie Grimm
Larry French
Tex Carleton
Curt Davis
Wrigley Field
Carl Hubbell
Cuba’ Couthpaw
Harry Gumbert
Roosevelt Plans Far West Trip as New Deal Probe
President Roosevelt outlined a 6,000 mile Pacific Coast journey beginning from Hyde Park, visiting Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, North Dakota, and Nebraska. He will appear in Cheyenne and travel mainly by night, with Chicago as the only exception to his Western itinerary. The trip tests support for the administration’s court enlargement plan amid Democratic opposition in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Seattle
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Montana
North Dakota
Chicago
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Burton K. Wheeler
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Edward F. Burke
Albany
Cleveland
Toledo
Omaha
Neb
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ross Escobar Favored To Retain Mitt Titles
New York Sept 21 Two titleholders and two challengers in Mike Jacobs carnival of champions were betting favorites. Barney Ross welterweight king rated 15-7 to beat the Philippine challenger. Ceferino Garcia Bantam Champion Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico was 5- - over Harry Jeffra of Baltimore. Fred Apostoli San Francisco middleweight 2-1 over Marcel Thil while Pedro Montanez Puerto Rican slight favorite over Lou Ambers defending champion.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
Carnival of Champions
Barney Ross
Philippines
Ceferino Garcia
Sixto Escobar
Puerto Rico
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Fred Apostoli
San Francisco
International Boxing Union
Marcel Thil
France
Pedro Montanez
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
Kewtie Bowlers Snares Two From Tarry Team
The Elyria Kewtie Shoppe won two of three from the Bar Lunch Keglers in a Temple alleys match. Kewtie Shoppe seeks more matches with any class B city team. contact Bob Carr at the Kentle Shoppe or call 4552. Return match set for next Monday at Temple slides. Also reports on team lineups and scores from the evening bowling card.
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Elyria Kewtie
Bob Carr
Kentle
Donnell
Boreski
Monshe
J. Rossy
Chicago Fight Results Feature Contests and Draws
Billy Marquart defeated Sammy Angott by decision in a Chicago bout. Mike Pereira edged in a 150 1 2 pound contest, Chester Rudy drew in the six round match. Angott hailed from Louisville while Marquart hailed from Winnipeg and Pereira from Houston Texas.
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Chicago
Billy Marquart
Winnipeg
Sammy <Angott
Louisville
Mike Pereira
Houston
Tex
Chester Rudy
Drew
Broadway Actor Dies After Play Opening
Osgood Perkins, 45, a renowned Broadway actor, died early today in Washington a few hours after the opening performance of the new play Susan and God. Death appeared to be due to a heart attack. his wife Janet Rane found him unconscious in the bathroom. Born in Newton, Massachusetts on May 16, 1892, Perkins first appeared on Broadway in 1924 as Homer Cady in The Beggar on Horseback and soon rose to stardom, with a recent role opposite Ida Claire in The End of Summer.
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Washington
Osgood Perkins
Susan and
God
Janet Rane
Boston
Newton
Mass
Homer Cady
Iaa Claire
Look Out General Garr Brothers Seen Near Hotel
Number Two continues from page one as Otto and Berry leave with Myers stating they will go for a beer. They return toward the hotel when Myers shouts a warning about three Garr brothers being nearby, identifying men he has just seen.
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Otto
Berry
Myers
General
Garr Brothers
General pursued by brothers as shooting hits near hotel
A dramatic confrontation ends with Dr Garr dead as three men, the Gare brothers, fire on a pursuing General and Myers. Patrolman Tracy notes two pistols found on Dr Garr and Roy Garr admits firing all shots while denying his brothers participated. Commonwealth Attorney signals charges unlikely for the brothers.
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Forest Barnes, Jr
Gare Brothers
Eliml
Myers
Denhardt
Kha
Doc
Roy Garr
Dr. Garr
Tracy
Roy
Denharat case spurs urgency after narrow escape
After an investigation began, investigators ordered removal of bullets that hit Denharat and planned a body check to compare cartridges. The Garr brothers surrendered as Kinsolving showed little interest, prompting Myers to accuse him of indifference. Lawyer Berry, joined by Denhardt's defense colleague, pressed for swift justice.
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Denharat
Qumlia
Garr
Kinsolving
Myers
Denhardt
Berry
Townsend Club Hears Report On District Work
Elyria Townsend Club No 1 filled its room as W B Albers from Cuyahoga Falls spoke on district board actions. The meeting noted the district's plan to visit clubs in the 14th district and discussed the Townsend Plan and a visual educational program.
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Elyria Townsend Club No. 1
Doune
W. B. Albers
Cuyahoga Falls
Albers
Townsend
Elyria
Etta Wagner
Valley City
C. A. Bauserman
Avon Lake Club
Community club notices and social events listed
East Oberlin club plans a pot luck supper at the Communt i church tomorrow with Gordon EB Ware from Chicago speaking. Lorain club No 1 hosts a social at Sokol Hall on Helly street on October 1. Local club No 1 announces weekly party at 136 Middle Avenue with Arthur Mackin's orchestra. A district rally in Akron on October 6 at Polski Hall features speeches. Mrs Hattie Copan entertained guests with an impersonation of Sta Banting. Membership drive underway led by Chairman Graff with hopes for many new members.
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East Oberlin
Gordon EB. Ware
Chicago
Lorain Club
Sokol Hall
Helly Street
23Rd
Lorain
Middle Avenue
Arthur Mackin
District Board
Akron
Polski Hall
Main
State Streets
Hattie Copan
Sta
Graff
Amherst Man Fined On Traffic Charge
Gott Grayford of R D 2 Amherst was fined $10 and costs by Justice Preston Coon after arraignment for speeding 75 miles per hour through a school zone on Telegraph road. Deputy Emil Kubischke filed the charge.
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Gott Grayford
R. D
Amherst
Preston Coon
Telegraph Road
Emil Kubischke
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N. H
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Trumbull Wheat
Wawoan
COA Murbach
Far West States
Kewtie
Tarry
Worthington Ball Company
The
General Industries
Legion
Commonwealth
H B. _Kinsolying
Brothers
Townsend Club
Amherst Man
Shoe Store
East Ave
Victor Inoz
Ambassador
Thomas and Browns
Palmer
Lorain County Fair
Glade Thomas & Brown
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