Roosevelt Court Plan Faces Senate Showdown This Week
Washington reports that President Roosevelt’s bid to reconstitute the Supreme Court reaches a pivotal test as the Senate Judiciary Committee prepares its final report after ten weeks of hearings. Rumors say the panel may oppose the plan 10 to 8, while Justice Willis Van Devanter’s retirement adds pressure and further speculation on the outcome.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Goodll
Judiciary Committee
Willis van Devanter
Spanish Premier Quits Amid Communist Opposition
Madrid reports Premier Francisco Caballero resigned to President Azana as Reds oppose his plan to take the War portfolio. he cites obstacles blocking his bid to form a new government.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Caballero
Azana
Bombers Tour Nation In Fast 1700 Mile Flight
Langley Field Virginia four B29 style flying fortresses flew over eighteen cities on a 1700 mile nonstop route lasting ten and a half hours. The bombers carried four Cyclone engines each delivering nearly 1000 horsepower, comparable to the power of a large high speed passenger locomotive.
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Langley Field
Judge Blocks DOJ Action Over Aluminum Monopoly Suit
Judge Robert M. Gibson in Pittsburgh temporarily enjoins the Department of Justice in its antitrust case against the Mellon controlled Aluminum Company of America, ruling a 25 year old suit settled the monopoly question.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Robert M. Gibson
Federal District Court
Department “of Justice
Melion
Caddy Loses Case After Curbside Collision
Young caddy 20 years old given up caddying after a battle with brain concussion from a patron induced crash. He carried two bags when struck on the drive and later sued for 23000 dollars, jury awarding 250 dollars.
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Sonketa
Caddy, Jr
DuPont earnings cited in early tax action against giants
Government suit targets Pierre du Pont and John J. Raskob over income tax acts. Reports claim large stock holdings were dumped into the call-money market after the 1929 crash, driving war profits and yielding a capital gain of 35.549 million in one year. Federal accountants traced profits and tax implications, reflecting Wall Street activity in the era.
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New York
Pierre
Mr. duPont
Wall Street Journal notes Old Gold shared market rise doubts
The Wall Street Journal reports Old Gold Cigarettes attracted 2,000,000 puzzle solvers and raised its share of cigarette consumption from 1 to 10 percent. General Charles G. Dawes predicts another market debacle in the summer or fall of 1939.
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Wall “Street Journal
Old Gold
Charles G. Dawes
U. 84
Justine
Ana Ve
Saalieines
Severy.courteay
Iit
Castor Funeral Wednesday Here
Mrs. Charles Castor mother of seven children and longtime Rittman resident was buried at Pearrysville Wednesday afternoon after funeral services in Rittman. She died Sunday afternoon at Home In 8. First Bt. after an illness of eight months from a fractured hip at age 68. Husband and seven children survived: Charles Jr Paul John Leland Clarence and two daughters Mrs Morrison and Mrs Forrer. Rev. C J McGee led services at United Brethren church at 1 30 Wednesday afternoon. A L Ebert supervised arrangements.
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Charles Castor
Rittman
Pearrysville
Castor
Charles, Jr
Paul
John
Sterling
Leland
Spencer
Clarence
Youngstown
Paul Morrison
Homer Forrer
C. J. McGee
United Brethren Church
A. L. Ebert
Class of 1937 Rittman High holds baccalaureate service
The 1937 Rittman High School seniors received encouragement to uphold high standards in the fight for right during the annual baccalaureate at the school auditorium. Rev. John T. Farrell delivered the address with broad city church cooperation. several local pastors led prayers, scripture, and benediction. The high school orchestra and girls chorus, directed by Lawrence Chambera, provided music as the class appeared in blue caps and gowns, escorted to reserved seats by ushers and nine faculty members.
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Rittman High School
John T. Farrell
St. Ann’s Catholic
GS. McGee
United. Brethren
Phez Reyr
Albert Henry
Lawrence Chambera
Will of William Immel leaves estate to Emma Immel
Court briefs report the will of William Immel of Marshallville names Emma Immel as surviving widow and life beneficiary with the remainder to heirs. The estate is valued around 71400 dollars with appraisers Merle Welmer Ora Bethyhart and Elm Isch listed. Real estate transfers are noted.
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Mary
Klett
William - Immel
Marshallviile
Emma
Immel
Hospital Arak Meiis Waser Seinen in
The readable text references a hospital arak incident involving Meiis Waser Seinen. Exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR but the item centers on a medical facility event and a named individual.
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Arak
Rittman High Plans Friday Commencement Ceremony
Final plans for Rittman High School graduation set for Friday at 8 PM in the high school auditorium. The program features a Mendelssohn processional, Bellini and Norma pieces, vocal solo by Joselyn, and diplomas presented by Principal L L Haney and John Baldwin. Frances Burger earns first honors with William Newberry second and Josephine Muesser third. Officers listed: Frances Burger president, Margaret Swartz vice president, Bette Miller secretary-treasurer.
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Rittman High School
Athalia
Mendelssohn
V. S. Goodale
Church of Christ
Norma
Bellini
Ruth Webner
Vasile Harris
Mary Marie Hartzler
Charles F-Waishart
College of Wooster
Joselyn
LB. Chambers
William
Mary Balloon
L. L. Haney
John Baldwin
Presbyterian Church
Aida
Verdi
Board of Education
E. S. Hendrickson
Frances Burger
William Newberry
Josephine Muéser
Margaret Swartz
Bette Miller
Primary Exhibit At Rittman School Open Monday Evening
The annual primary school exhibit at the Rittman first and second grade building on North Main Street opens Monday evening from 6 30 to 8 00. Principal Miss Evelyn Harter announces displays of children s handwriting numbering and art by 160 pupils with no formal program. Teachers on hand include Miss Mildred Etherberry Miss Elinor Goodwin and Miss Lucille Irvin.
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Rittman
N. Mainst
Evelyn Harter
Miss Harter
Mildred Etherberry
Elinor Goodwin
Lucille Irvin
Life Insurance Week Promotes Coverage in Rittman
National Life Insurance Week highlighted by Rittman agents who call on clients and others to consider life insurance benefits and varied programs offered in the issue of The Rittman Press on page unknown.
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Life Insurance
Rittman
Rittman Presson
Bank Convention Attendees From Rittman Travel To Columbus
Lance president of the Rittman Savings Bank Cashier Ralph Krabill Thomas director and Hugh L Strickland attend the two day session of the Ohio state bankers convention at Columbus They left Rittman Wednesday noon.
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B. “Re. Lance
Rittman’Savings “Bank
Ralph* Krabill
Thomas
Hugh L. Strickland
Bankers
Columbus
Rittman
Rittman Graduate Mazie Freer Named for Commencement
Mazie Freer of 87 Salt Street is added to the Rittman High School seniors expected to graduate at Friday night commencement. The announcement came from school authorities after credentials from other schools attended by Miss Freer were received.
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Mazie Freer
Saltst
Rittman High School
Misa Freer
Automobile Dealers Rush Car Service Ahead of Decoration Day
With Decoration Day weekend near, Rittman auto dealers and supply merchants rush to meet last minute needs. The double page motor news on pages 6 and 7 highlights eight local businesses offering services and merchandise for motorists in Rittman and vicinity.
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Rittman
Rittman Press
Sun
Sommer
New York Housing Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
The event headlines a dozen exhibitions nationwide with The House of Tomorrow as a centerpiece. Viewers learn about sunken glass walls and prefabricated copper bathrooms installable in one hour. Aimed at modern living, the display features a dining room floodlight and glass bedroom partitions.
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New York City
Madison Square Garden
House of Tomorrow
Boots the Great Dane Brings Bacon Home to Owners
Boots the 143 pound Great Dane named by Arthur Gossard is described as a trusted helper to the MacAnnallen family on State Street in Michigan. The dog’s loyalty and swift arrival with meat scraps are noted as a valued routine, amid concerns of theft from markets and fears of a would‑be thief prowling the area.
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Arthur
Gossard
MacAnnallen
Walter
Creston Residents Clash Over Electric Bills at Meeting
Creston council faced angry citizens after new electric rates from the Marion Reserve Power Co failed to lower bills. Residents cited higher costs due to an "additional use" clause, and no company representative attended the session. The council plans to demand a power company presence at the June 7 meeting to explain the rate impact.
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Creston Council
Ero
Marlow Reserve Power Co
Citixers
Marlon-Reserva’ Power Co
Gamel
Frank Rizzi
Power Company
Rittman
Marion Reserve
Tesla
Creston
Rittman Public Library Announces Temporary Closure
Notice states all books must be returned by Friday May 21 as the library will not open in the public school building until new quarters in the City Halle are ready. Friends of the Library report quiet donation drives for shelving and the woodwork is being donated by prison labor in Manafield.
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Rittman
Halle
Manafield
Thestransfer
Vane
Memorial Day Poppy Drive by Ohio Auxiliary in Rittman
The local post of the American Legion Auxiliary is selling red poppies on Friday and Saturday May 21 and 23 to aid disabled veterans in hospitals. Poppies are distributed by auxiliary members and Girl Scouts who canvass homes. The Rittman post has received 1,000 poppies for the annual distribution in the area.
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Ohio
Sandusky
Wal
Rittman
Mombara
Laglon
Gin
Rittman <Post
Rittman Post Launches Small Gift Fund Drive for Building
The American Legion post in Rittman begins a community fundraiser to build a new meeting hall. They offer donors a chance to share in the total raised, with tickets sold by Legion members and a clock prize to be drawn during the 12 hour drive. A participating merchant will display the prize clock.
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Rittman Post
American Legion
Apprada
Legion
Rittmay
Rittman church sponsors summer church school start June 7
The Milton Presbyterian Church and United Brethren and other local churches sponsor a free morning church school beginning June 7. Sessions run daily except Saturday with offerings on the final day to cover expenses. Beginners through intermediates are invited, with leaders named for each class.
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Nittman's
Paijahildren
Agen
Tosenrolss
B. Ai
Fir Brethren
Ohrtagiani Church
God
Churchi Ex
Church
Local Party Primary Candidates Named at Lincoln Club Meeting
President Charles Rohrer presided as official names for fall primary candidates were announced at a Monday night Lincoln Club event. Rain delayed the proceedings but did not deter the gathering.
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Rittman Népiblicins
Dia
Memorial Day Service Planned in Rittman
Commander Annountes announces Memorial Day observances on Sunday May 30 at the amphitheatre by Rittman cemetery west of town. Captain John Garver will speak after a brief Legion ceremony at Maypole circle as churches unite for the morning service.
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Howard Bair
American Legion
Nam
St Rittman Cemetary
Towm
John Garver
Maypole Circle
Harvey Stratta
Principal to Lead Rittman High School Program
The text describes Willard Ae Hauenstein named principal of Rittman High School. It mentions a program and featured members of a band or choir and upcoming events. Dialogue segments include an interviewer and a student named Joao.
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Rittman
Juntoy
al Sanéo Tor
Joao i
Inotent OCR fragment hints at court case details
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a legal matter or court action involving names like RitLinatt and Rilinati Seriiger Ban. The readable bits mention Monday proceedings and some trade or financial context. Clear facts are unavailable due to garbled text.
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Feerris
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Steele
Real Estat
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Fred Perry
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the Riven Press
BREN
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Adee
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Riteman Band
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