Democratic Delegates Arrive in Chicago for Roosevelt Third Term Push
In Chicago for the Democratic national convention, delegates predict Roosevelt's third term nomination. Ohio leaders led by Fran cis W Poulson claim 27 to 30 of 52 Ohio votes to oust Charles Sawyer and Mildred Jaster from the Democratic National Committee.
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Mildred R. Jaster
Democratic National Committee
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Franklin County
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Heer
Palmer House
British Spitfires Sink Eight German Planes In Raid
Swift British Spitfires fought off German bombers over Britain on Friday, claiming eight enemy planes shot down in flames. A Scottish town suffered a deadly bomb strike killing 10 people with many wounded. The German high command boasted of heavy damage to British airports harbors and plants and total enemy shipping losses since the war began. Prime Minister Churchill's government tightened home front measures amid threats of a U boat blockade. Italian forces reported success against the British Mediterranean fleet near Malta with an aircraft carrier aflame and two destroyers damaged.
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England
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Hitler
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Rockefeller Engagement Announced For Margaret McGrath and David Rockefeller
The engagement of Miss Margaret Sims McGrath of Mt. Kisco New York daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Sims McGrath to David Rockefeller youngest son of Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr is announced.
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Holbrook Trustees Probe Reestablishment as Junior College
Trustees of Alfred Holbrook College, stripped of accredited status, study the chance to reopen as a junior college. Secretary R C Wilkerson questions Dietrich's statements on accreditation removal as president H E Cunningham faces pressure from protesting students.
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Roosevelt Says He Won't Attend Democratic Convention
President Roosevelt stated at a press conference he would not go to Chicago for the Democratic convention. He avoided questions about a third term stance, leading listeners to infer he would neither announce nor reveal any intent concerning a third term.
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Roosevelt candidacy fuels 1932 convention chatter
Washington reports place Farley as a possible candidate with Postmaster General signaling a run. Senator Glass says he may nominate Farley if he runs. Wheeler backers push for his name if Roosevelt is not renomined. Committees draft convention rules as Texas secures 46 votes in a 132-chair delegation.
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Frank C. Goodrich, ex-prosecutor and GOP committeeman, dies
Death claims Frank C. Goodrich, 66, who served as Miami County prosecutor and longtime Republican state central committeeman. The former official passed away yesterday in Troy, Ohio.
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Three Die in Old Boiler Explosion at Holcomb Sawmill
A second hand boiler exploded at a Holcomb Missouri sawmill killing three men and seriously injuring six others. The dead include farmer W. L. Compton, 55, who came for a load of lumber, and mill workers Luther Davis, 25, and Elmer Smith, 28.
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Views Split on Compulsory Training Plan
General Marshall told the Senate that compulsory military training is immediately necessary to raise the regular Army and National Guard to full strength. He supported the Burke Wadsworth bill requiring registration for men 18 to 65 with training for those 21 to 45, noting it aligns with war department views after minor changes.
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Ohioan Denounces Compulsory Training
Rep. Frederick C. Smith of Ohio condemned universal compulsory military service on a nationwide broadcast calling it the last thing needed to create a Communist dictatorship and a means to push America into war. He urged reliance on statesmanship and national defense without universal conscription.
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Five Die as Flames Sweep Cincinnati Hospital
Cincinnati authorities report five hospital workers killed and seven injured as flames engulf Holy Family Home on the grounds of old St Francis Hospital in the West End. Fire Chief Barney J. Houston suggested incendiarism and estimated losses at 50 thousand dollars. About 245 patients were in the main hospital when the blaze began in the basement at 1 A M. Nineteen fire companies battled the fire. volunteers and firemen rescued dozens.
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Puerto Rico Delegate Sarah Mendez Arrives in Chicago
Sarah H. Mendez, a Puerto Rico delegate to the Democratic national convention in Chicago, arrives and expresses happiness about being in the convention city.
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Sarah H. Mendez
Puerto Rico
Otterbein President's Wife Dies at 65
Mrs Walter G Clippinger wife of Otterbein College president emeritus died of heart disease in Westerville Ohio at age 65 after a 19 month illness Survivors include her husband two sons Dr Donald Clippinger assistant professor of Chemistry at Ohio University and Walter G Clippinger Jr an instructor at Kiser High School Dayton and a daughter Mrs John Cummins of Chagrin Falls. She was a Harrisburg Pa native Funeral services were held today.
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Otterbein College
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Kiser High School
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Fire damages Roth tailor shop in Elyria
A fire destroyed the Roth tailor shop on Broad Street in Elyria causing smoke damage to apartments in the four story building. Loss was unofficially estimated at $5,000.
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Eight-year-old killed by truck near New Carlisle
Eight-year-old Lloyd Boitnott of near New Carlisle died after being crushed by a truck yesterday in Springfield Ohio. The incident occurred July 11 according to AP reports.
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Lloyd Boitnott
New Carlisle
Picket Protests Nonunion Detroit Labor at Toledo Cathedral
A Toledo crowd marched in front of St Francis de Sales Cathedral yesterday with a sign accusing nonunion Detroit labor of painting and decorating the church. The protest highlights labor relief concerns as painters and decorators seek remedies.
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Board Chairman George M. Schwartz Dies at 72
George M. Schwartz, board chairman of Schwartz Howell Corp a showcase manufacturer, died last night at age 72. His leadership guided the firm through several industry shifts and his passing leaves industry leaders and colleagues mourning.
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George M. Schwartz
Schwartz-Howell Corp
U S Planning Big Tank Unit
General George C Marshall reveals Roosevelt plan for a massive war arsenal with about 6000 tanks, including 70 ton units, to bolster U S defenses. Officials say total tanks would double from 3100 and aim for a 1 200 000 strong army within months with compulsory training and National Guard mustering over 200 000.
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Newark Dentist Dr William J Barrick Dies
Dr William J Barrick a prominent Newark Ohio dentist died last night of a heart attack at home. The 58 year old physician was widely known in the city for his long service to patients and professional leadership. He is survived by his wife two daughters and a son.
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Disbarred Attorney Copland Remains Cleveland Judge
David Copland, disbarred for life as an attorney, continues as a Cleveland municipal judge and reports to city hall daily. He has had no case assignments since June and the court plans to keep his $750 monthly salary until removal proceedings occur.
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Loretta Young Betrothal to Tom Lewis Reported
Hollywood announces a betrothal between 27 year old actress Loretta Young and 38 year old radio advertising executive Tom Lewis. Young has been married once before to film actor Grant Withers.
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Three Dead Eleven Hurt In Bus Collision Near Toledo
A Greyhound bus en route from Indianapolis to Detroit collided with a cattle truck near Waterville southwest of Toledo. The deaths were Jose Copeland Detroit and Mrs. Beulah Curd Muncie. The driver John Prench Fort Wayne died. Eleven injured, some critically, were taken to Toledo hospitals. Gerald Nye Napoleon Ohio suffered cuts.
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