Doctor Bitten by Tick Recovers After Relapsing Fever
Dr Edward Francis a human subject for NIH experiments recovers at the U S Marine Hospital Baltimore after contracting relapsing fever tularemia undulant fever and Rocky Mountain spotted fever from tick bites during research. He has previously volunteered for these infections in the pursuit of science.
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Edward Francis
National Institute of Health
Francis
U. S. Marine Hospital
Baltimore
Rocky Mountain
Peiping on edge as Japan extends ultimatum forces move
Peiping awaits final Japanese demand as the noon ultimatum expires with possible Sino Japanese hostilities looming. Japanese claims of 800 Chinese casualties east of Peiping accompany bombings near a Chinese regiment while Nanking withholds confirmation. U S Legation tightens security as Langfang bombardment claimed. Communist forces may join central troops if war escalates.
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United States
Peiping
Legation
Japan
China
Sung Cheh- Yuan
Shanghai
Nanking
Fumimaro Konoye
Tokyo
U. SS. Legation
Langfang
Tientsin
Effinger Sought On Black Legion Warrants In NY Case
Assistant chief inspector John A. Lyons said Columbus and Detroit have requests to arrest Virgil F. Effinger, the Black Legion leader, on a fugitive warrant and weapons charges. Effinger disappeared after an August extradition hearing in Columbus and faces two warrants in Detroit, including transporting bombs to a Black Legion meeting.
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New York
John A. Lyons
Columbus
Detroit
Mich
Virgil F
Bert) Effinger
Black Legion
Lyons
Effinger
Lima
James E. Chenot
Chenot
Iaw
Duncan C. McCrea
Wayne
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Charles Leasure
Davey
Leasure
Funeral services planned for George W. Miller
In Bucyrus Ohio funeral services are set for Thursday for George W. Miller 78 president of the Farmers Citizen Bank who died last night.
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Bucyrus
George W. Miller
Farmers Citizen Bank
Towse, 83, Cause of Death Listed as Suicide
Columbus coroner E. E. Smith reported that W. R. Towse an 83 year old retired locksmith killed himself with a pistol. The death was ruled a suicide with no evidence of foul play. Towse was a resident of Columbus and death occurred July 27.
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Columbus
E. E. Smith
W. R. Towse
Americans in Peiping Reach About 1300 Amid Clashes
State department officials estimate 1300 U.S. citizens are in Peiping where Chinese and Japanese troops clash. The American embassy reports 675 registered citizens include 223 men 267 women and 185 children as of today.
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Washington
State Department
Peiping
United States
Meyer Talks at Rotary Meeting in Logan
Local attorney Harley Meyer spoke on What is Rotary at Logan Rotary Club last night. Bill Reed reported on an inter city Rotary meeting at McConnellville. Perfect attendance pins were given to L. K. Showalter ten years Charles Breene nine years Josef Brashares two years and Clarence Schempp one year.
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Rotary
Logan Rotarians
Harley Meyer
McConnellville
Bill Reed
L. K. Showalter
Charles Breene
Josef Brashares
Clarence Schempp
Lancaster Man Named Columbus Banker
Lancaster man named Columbus banker as of July 27 AP report from the Ohio Bankers Association.
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Lancaster
Columbus
The
Ohio Bankers Association Today
U S Regains Davis Trophy at Wimbledon
Don Budge defeated Henry Austin 8-6 3-6 6-4 6-3 to seal the United States victory in the Davis Cup at Wimbledon. Frankie Parker earlier clinched the cup with a straight sets win over Charles Hare, giving the U S a four games to one triumph over Great Britain.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Sorrel
Don Budge
Henry Wilfred
Bunny
United States
Great Britain
Ironton Jury Packed Says Attorney General
Columbus July 27 AP Atty Gen Herbert S Duffy declared a Lawrence County special grand jury examined irregularities in county funds was packed The jury was dismissed after one day of testimony Duffy said the investigation requested by State Auditor Joseph Werencan would resume at an indefinite later date
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Columbus
Herbert S. Duffy
Lawrence County
Duffy
Joseph T .Werencan
Birds Attack Boy in Bizarre Farm incident
Ten year old John Egbert was injured when five large birds believed to be eagles attacked him while he tried to drive the brood of chickens away. The incident occurred near Tiffin, Q, on July 27.
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Tiffin
John Egbert
Michelson Joins Crosley Radio Public Relations
Charles Michelson publicity director for the Democratic national committee has joined Crosley Radio as a public relations executive in Cincinnati. He shifts from national party work to corporate press duties, adding seasoned campaign communication experience to Crosley’s outreach efforts.
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Cincinnati
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Crosley Radio
Ohio board blocks 100000 payroll for National Guard in steel strike
Two anti administration members of the Ohio emergency board blocked a 100000 allowance to Adj. Gen. Emil Marx to cover expenses of 5000 National Guard troops in the steel strike. The action, backed by state auditors foe, could push Governor Davey to recall the legislature for payroll funding.
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Columbus
State Emergency Board
Adj
Emil F. Marx
Ohio National Guard
Norman Beck
Joseph T. Ferguson
Martin L. Davey
Beck
Emerson Campbell
Senate Finance Committee
Campbell
Senate
Davey
Pension checks mailed as aid for the aged go out
Henry J. Bertrodin, chief of the State Division of Aid for the Aged, said monthly pension checks were being mailed to counties even though the usual federal half of the funding had not yet been received.
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Columbus, CO
Henry J. Bertrodin
State Division of Aid For
Five Rescued From Drifting Barge Near Harbor Beach
A coast guard power lifeboat reached Harbor Beach at 8 40 this morning with five men saved a drifted barge Michigan on Lake Huron. The barge had two other men aboard and was being towed toward Harbor Beach by the tug Harrison.
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Harbor Beach
Mich
Coast Guard
Michigan
Lake Huron
Harrison
New Court Bill Near Floor
Senate hastens a new Court bill toward the floor to end the session. The judiciary committee approved a measure to speed up lower federal courts after striking controversial features. Administration spokesmen remained non committal while Barkley focused on the wage hour bill.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Barkley
D-Ky
Women Leaders to Convene on August 11 in Republican Campaign
An unusual conference of Republican women leaders will be held August 11 to discuss the 1938 election campaign. Chairman John Hamilton sent telegrams inviting national committeewomen to join the women's division in the discussion.
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Washington
John Hamilton
Jiggs Loestiner Dies in Ohio Prison
George Jiggs Loestiner age 52 died today in an Ohio penitentiary while serving a life term for the murder of a Cleveland police officer during a robbery. Prison officials said he was regarded as the Midwest's No 1 bad man at the time.
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Columbus
George “Jiggs
Loestiner
Cleveland
Ohio
Midwest
A F O L Turns To Education Dayto n Ohio
Delegates at the Ohio Federation of Labor convention shift focus to education announcing plans for training schools for craft organizers. Dr H W Nieswenger of Ohio State University suggests broader education for labor problems, as Spencer Miller Jr outlines a program for training schools for organizers to be submitted to the AFL executive council in Atlantic City.
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Dayton
Ohio Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
H. W. Nieswenger
Ohio State University
Columbus
Spencer Miller, Jr
New York
Workers’ Educational Bureau
The
AFL
Federation
Atlantic City
N. J
Man admits strangling wife companion in hopeless love affair
Police quoted Stanley A. Martin an unemployed auto salesman as saying he strangled Mrs Florence Jackson in a car at her request after their illicit love affair, both being married. She was garroted with a belt. Martin stopped a radio patrol car asking for medical aid. He planned suicide and began a note before fearing capture.
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New York
Stanley A. Martin
Florence Jackson
Jackson Heights
Martin
Mrs. Jackson
Thomas Kelly
Dennis Carmody
Open Heights
Flushing
Great Neck
L. I
Violence erupts at Republic Steel plant in Cleveland riot
A night of open warfare at the Republic Steel McKinney plant in Cleveland left one dead and more than 100 injured as workers and strikers fought with clubs and improvised weapons. Police battled crowds into morning hours as officials shifted shifts and called for restraint.
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Republic Steel
Corrigan-McKinney
Republic Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Corrigan
SWOC
Republic Steel Corp
Then
Mill
James E Ferrie
Robert W. Chamberlin
Republic
Lee J. Matowitsz
Harold W. Burton
Cheriff Martin L
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Rosina Artino
Independence Road
Ing
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