Revival of ventriloquism fuels wooden puppet boom
Chicago reports surge in ventriloquist figures as Frank Marshall, the top producer, carves 12 to 17 puppets weekly. Amateurs drive most demand for stage-ready “stooges” in a growing hobby market. In New Orleans a judge awards a jilted woman 150 43 for her trousseau after a heart balm suit, despite her $2 540 claim.
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Chicago
Frank Marshall
New Orleans
Soviet official denounces electoral equality and bribery claims
In Moscow Judge Andrey Vyshinsky, Russia's prosecutor, criticized the U S constitution before the Soviet Central Executive Committee. He argued that states with large populations elect two senators just like smaller states, calling it an amazing equality and noting open bribery and voter deception.
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Moscow
U. S
Central Executive Committee
Andrey Vyshinsky
Russia
New York
Biographer Emil Ludwig Plans Roosevelt Biography
Emil Ludwig, famed biographer of Napoleon and Bismarck, announced before leaving for Europe that he will write a biography of President Roosevelt. He argued the President is not a dictator, noting that a dictator is gloomy while Roosevelt enjoys life and trusts others.
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New York City
Europe
Emil Ludwig
Napoleon
Bismarck
Roosevelt
President calls for 10 percent across the board budget cut
The President urged all departments to cut 10 percent of current fiscal year appropriations to reach a laymans balanced budget by June 30 1938. The Labor Department noted April strikes 25 percent below March but 350000 workers lost 3385000 man days. Rumors of a third term persist and Elliott Roosevelt may run to replace Lanham in Congress.
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Labor Department
White House
Elliott Roosevelt
Congress
Representative Lanham
Ft. Worth
Texas
Federal Communications Commission
British Viewpoints on Peace and Fascist Militarism
London reports official British opinion that lasting peace in Europe hinges on facing Fascist and Communist regimes and that a major war may be necessary to resolve their feverish militarism. The stance reflects a cautious, hard line toward aggression abroad.
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London
England
Europe
Chrysler chief salary. rail, finance, and plant news
Chrysler announces Walter P. Chrysler will receive 200000 dollars yearly plus 40500 dollars for office expenses after dropping objections to SEC salary publication. Federal Reserve reportsBank lending rises by 126 million in six weeks to 4.331 billion. Sears unveils rubber tread farm tractor first shown by Asham Paige. railroad consolidation plans link Alleghany and Chesapeake companies under a new holding outfit.
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SEC
Chrysler Corporation
Walter P. Chrysler
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Italy
Federal Reserve Board
Sears, Noebuck & Co
Asgham-Paige Motor Co
Legion Picnic Draws 400 at Orr Park Assembly
A large crowd from Rittman Creston and Doylestown joined 400 Logonaires at the Wayne County American Legion picnic in Orrville. Eight posts met at 6 p m for supper as Shreve band played. Plans for district and state conventions include McBride for 10th district commander with five Rittman men, Syalls as delegate, Stearns as alternate.
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Rittman
Creston
Doylestown
Wayne County American Legion
Orr Park
Orrville
Shreve Legion Band
Charles McBride
Fast Palest
Ne. O
H H Syalls
C. L. Stearns
H A Heffelman
Charles Rohrer
Boyd Miller
County Drys Plan Activity In Wayne County
Rev C J McGee of the U B church in Rittman and G H Coppinger led a Wayne County Dry Federation nominating committee in Wooster. Twelve ministers and officers discussed reorganization, new officers, and precinct workers, with Ret A Mattern and Dr J H Spencer speaking on backing prohibition repeal and liquor production trends since 1914.
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C J McGee
U. B
Sterling Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Sterling residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends across nearby towns. Highlights include Mr and Mrs Leonard Kaufman and children from near Orrville visiting James Miller, and Roy Sweinhart and children from Kenmore at LA Amstutz home. Dorothy Knox hosted Dwight Woodbridge of New York City, while Joe Rhyne and family spent time with daughter Lucille.
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Percey Maine
Columbus
C R. Moline
Leonard Kaufman
Orrville
James Miller
Roy Sweinhart
Kenmore
LA Amstutz
Dorothy Knox
Dwight Woodbridge
New York City
Joe Rhyne
Lucille
Aghland
Carre Betchler
C FE. Hoover
Gertrude Bishop
Medina
Fire damages Saltst home garage
A Saturday fire in Kenneth Wilson's Saltst street garage woke residents when a fire truck arrived to extinguish the blaze. Officials say the fire started in a rubbish pile, with damage estimated at $25 and chief Everett Winkler stating the cause and cost.
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Kenneth Wilson
Saltst
Kirrman
Everett Winkler
Bonus Merchants Meet Friday At 3
Rittman merchants part of the Weekly Bonus Night Plan will assemble Friday at 3 in the Rittman Savings Bank directors room for a key discussion. The Civic Association approved the gathering at its July meeting and invited the Wayne County American Legion and Auxiliary to host next year’s picnic in Central Park. A J Tuccinard will lead the transportation and ticket plan to bring over 200 local children to a Cleveland Indians game, funding drivers as town guests of the club.
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Rittman
Rittman Savings Bank
Civic Association
Wayne County Council of the American Legion and Auxiliary
Rittman Central Park
J Tuccinard
Cleveland
James Poe Leads Buckeye Boys State Cast in Columbus
James Poe of Rittman was chosen by the Rittman post to represent at Buckeye Boys State in Columbus. About 667 youths from several counties lived and learned in city county and state governments under Ohio State University law students. The program mixed government drills with sports and daily meals.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Paul E. Kightinger
Law Department
Ohio State University
Thea
Mhaon Shays
James Poe
State Par Lgrounds
Politi
Cally
Buckeyé Beacon
Beacon
Bonus Night in Rittman Promises $176 in Prizes Saturday
Merchants promote a weekly town event with a $100 bonus and a rising prize pool. Neat chance for shoppers to win $25 or $76 while supporting local businesses. Rittman residents urged to attend Saturday night for drawings and bargains.
Pletcher Faces Theft Charge After Gasoline Theft and Injury
Claude O. Pletcher of Creston R D is bound over to the grand jury on $500 bond after admitting theft of gasoline from Raymond Marty. While being questioned he denied links to other thefts as pellets from a shotgun injured his right foot during a prior arrest by Sheriff Ed Mills.
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Claude O. Pletcher
Creston
R. D
Raymond Marty
Wooster
Mr.Marty
Marty
Pletcher
Ed Mills
Grand Jury
Pletcer
Mills
Rhonemus Names Wayne County Legal Group Chairman
E Rhonemus has appointed Wayne County as the chairman of the legal group seeking to secure signatures for a petition to place a new ballot proposal on Ohio's November ballot. The proposed ballot type mirrors Massachusetts and would eliminate straight ticket voting.
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E. Rhonemus
Wayne County
Ohio
Massachusetts
Wellman Flees From Morgan On Way To Jail
Marshal George Morgan reported a successful search of the Hoosier place at Burbank after a tip from a railroad worker yielded no trace of Hoot Wellman who escaped en route to Wayne County Jail. Wellman, 27, fled across a creek into the woods west of Jackson during transfer procedures. He had been jailed for intoxication and disorderly conduct and sentenced to a county jail term after a prior arrest, while his family remains in the county.
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George Morgan
Wellman
Rittman
Jackson
Wayne County
Wooster
Wallman
Sundaay
J B. Galahouse
Court of Justice of the Peace
William Shackleford
James Scott Thwarts Train Crash With Damaged Crane
James Scott, 96 South 2nd, riding in a crane owned by Ohio Boxboard Co, narrowly avoided injury when a westbound B and O passenger train collided with the crane on a siding between the B tracks and Boxboard plant. The crash caused about 10000 dollars in damage to the train and crane, tore the crane cab, damaged three cars, and halted service until a freight engine replaced the locomotive. Scott escaped with bruises and shock. the crane will be out of service for days as repairs are made.
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James A G Scott
South 2Nd
Scott
Ohio Boxboard Co
Births Report From Rittman Area Families
Mr and Mrs Trendvale announce a daughter. Former residents Mr and Mrs Willard Long have a nine daughter birth. Mr and Mrs Earl Dillon near Rittman report a baby born July 10.
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Willard Long
Rittman
Earl Dillon
Weidner Escapes Injury Near Knoxville Visit
Weidner, visiting his father C L Weidner near Knoxville Tennessee, narrowly avoided a serious crash when a speeding truck on the wrong side of the road side swiped his car. The impact damaged the fenders and side, with damage under $100, partly insured.
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Weidner
Rittman
Knoxville
Tennessee
C. L. Weidner
Weldner
Ferfders
Local theatre notes and town council actions in brief
A compact report covers a Cleveland radio notes segment praising "New Faces of 1937" with mixed reviews and mentions of Milton Borle and Bert Gordon. It also details Springfield area civic actions: liquor ordinance adoption pending, deputy marshal job abolition, carnival permits, and 30,000 village bonds bidding, plus street filming fee payments and related council votes.
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Cleveland
Milton Borle
Parkyukurkus
Joe Penner
Haartlot
Hnisard Iturajah
Tommy Mack
Judge Hugo Straight
Rttman
Vilage
Minetta
Soasion
John Koller
J. B. Galehouse
HH. Cuppinger
Pittman Council of Churches
Giant hollyhock blooms in single stalk says Mr Steele
A novelty in the tower world is the hollyhock possessed by Harry Steele of Senecast. He reports a plant with red and white blooms on the same stem and notes another hollyhock reaching nine feet in height.
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Harry. Steele
Senecast
Mr. Steele
Mrs Violet Vigdovie and Mrs Miller Attend W B A Meeting
Mrs Violet Vigdovie and Mrs Charles Miller will attend a W B A meeting at the home of Mrs Campbell in Akrod on Friday.
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Violet Vigdovie
Charles Miller
Mra
Campbell
Akrod
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