Death Toll Rises From Tornado Sweep Through Greensboro
A deadly tornado struck Greensboro and surrounding areas, killing several and injuring many as a wide swath of homes and factories were wrecked. National Guard units were mobilized while local residents and students aided rescue efforts in the rain and darkness.
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Greensboro
Carolinas
Georgia
Joe U. Phipps
Lithe
Sinz Sons
Washington, Ga
Sasser
Dawson
Dalton
Hampton
D. C
Cordere
Tennessee
Streck Greensboro
Haifs
el Moro Char Company
Morrar
George C. Brown Cedar
Blue Bell Overall Company
J. W. Sparrow
Edna
Ingi
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Greensboro National Guard
A. and
T. College
Ohio weather outlook fair tonight with Saturday rise
The Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and again Saturday with temperatures slowly increasing. No rain expected and winds light. The pattern suggests clear skies and gradual warming into the weekend.
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Ohio
Modified White Way Plan Heads To City Council
A revised White Way downtown lighting plan for Elyria, with higher candlepower on main streets and reduced assessments for property owners, will be presented to the council Monday night by City Solicitor Blarvey Chener. The lighting committee, chaired by George Thompson, seeks approval from council and downtown property owners, with costs redistributed via new assessments across Broad Street and adjacent areas, aiming to save about 4,500 annually while maintaining brighter illumination.
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Council
Blarvey Chener
Sa Thane
Rite Way
Broad Street
Lorain County Band Orchestra And Choral Contest Schedule
The timetable for the Lorain County band orchestra and choral contest set for April 11 at Clearview school was released by Gerald M. Frank. Forty two vocal and instrumental groups will perform from 8 a.m. to after 9 p.m with a two hour lunch break, including 24 vocal groups and 18 instrumental ensembles. Wellington High School orchestra leads the non competing acts while Belden Brownhelm and LaGrange groups headline afternoon and evening sessions. Judges Griffith Jones and Ralph Rush bring national credentials as they rate performances across six classes for superior and excellent marks with points toward final standings.
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Lorain County
Clearview
Codie
Gerald M. Frank
Frank
Dar
Wellington High School
Wellinston Orchestra
Ashland
Clearview Girls’ Glee Club
Brownhelm
Eaton
LaGrange
Penfield
LaCrange
South Amherst
Tidceville
Grafton
Avon
Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Camden
Belden
Brighton Zirls
Henrietta Wints
Brighton
Wellington
Erro
LaGran
Wehlington
South Amher
Henrietta
Columbia
Brownheim
Commissioners Act To Remedy Courthouse Sanitation Issue
County commissioners engaged Paul Rissman of Lorain to draw preliminary plans to improve courthouse facilities. They seek adequate second floor toilets for men and women and improved basement women's quarters.
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Couner
Paul Rissman
Lorain
Ethiopia Seeks League Aid and War Law Relief
In Geneva on April 3 Ethiopia sent a memorandum to the League of Nations requesting financial assistance. It also asked for permission to import arms through the French port of Dakar or similar port, strengthened sanctions against Italy, and representations by the League to Rome regarding adherence to wartime laws.
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Ethiopia
League of Nations
Daihouti
Italy
League
Indictments handed down by Lorain grand jury
A Lorain grand jury returned 16 indictments in two days. Jean Morgan and Kufoury faced charges of narcotics and obtaining credit under suspicious circumstances. Several cases involve theft, robbery, altering checks, and weapon violations. Three indicted will be arraigned before Judge Guy B. Findler.
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Jean Morgan
Edwin Katvary
Lorain
Day B. Findles
Mrs. Morgan
Leary
Knupp
Kufoury
Federal Arcotice Atome
Cleveland
Jean Morgen
Kafourt
Bot
Marcotse
Atzsa
Rurs
Wwe
Thase
Edward A. Webber
Oberlin
Kurth Piniur
Elitia
Fee
John Vidra
Carinz
Albert
64 Children Examined At Elyria Crippled Clinic Today
Four-week-old patient among 64 examined at Gates Hospital crippled children clinic. Surgeons notes highlight early treatment benefits for club foot and other deformities. Children came from 27 cities in northern Ohio with visitors including E F Aten and doctors C H Heyman and F A Lawrence.
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Frank W. Hoover
Ohio
Shelby
Elyria
Rotary Club
Geneva
Mansfield
Pr. C.H. Heyman
Cleveland
F. A. Lawrence
E. F. Aten
The
International Society For Crippled Children
Unseasonably Cold Weather to Persist 36 Hours
Unseasonably cold weather continues in Ohio for at least 36 more hours. State meteorologist W H Alexander forecasts cooler nights with a rise in temperatures to normal April readings by later days. Central Ohio records a freeze near 1915 lows. Cleveland reaches 25 degrees, the coldest on this date since 1912.
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United Press
Ohio
W. H. Alexander
Alexander
Ladar Columbus
Cleveland
Ridgeville School Board Secures Funds To Maintain Operations
Ridgeville Township voters defeated a three mill school levy last November but the school board will still have funds. An additional 2.4 mills within the 19 mill limit, $11.85 from the School Foundation Program, and bond-charge reductions totaling 1.3 mills plus a 1.2 mill levy cut by trustees provide continued operations at prior levels.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville Township
Shelby Man killed in Route SE Auto Crash near Peru
Norwalk April 3 Ralph Winck 21 of Shelby was killed today on Route SE near Peru when a car driven by Robert Wilkinson also of Shelby left the road and went into a ditch. Wilkinson Richard Beall and David Crose all of Shelby escaped injury.
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Norwalk
Ralph Winck
Shelby
Route SE
Peru
Robert Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Richard Beall
David Crose
Murder charges against David Lamson dismissed
San Jose California April 3 murder charges against David Lamson were dismissed today by the Santa Clara County court after his trial on multiple counts.
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San Jose
Calif
David Lamson
Santa Clara
Landon Leads Delegates as Republican Convention Opens
Washington notes show delegates pledged to Governor Landon forming a bloc and delaying a clear outcome. Other candidates struggle to gain votes with potential deadlock looming, while Landon remains the front runner as conversations shape the delegate landscape. Colonel Knox shines in speeches among rivals, yet President Coolidge is still seen as the era’s top communicator.
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Washington, D.C
Landon
Rounis
Linim
Knox
Vian
Electric Chair Set Again for Hauptmann in New Jersey
Trent on April 3 authorities prepared the electric chair for Bruno Hauptmann, awakened him at 9 A M, shaved his head, bathed him, and dressed him for death. Prison Keeper Kimberling said execution would proceed despite possible last minute delays while awaiting legal guidance from Attorney General Witentz and Governor Hoffman. The case divides officials with Hoffman seeking clemency and Wilentz pressing for the chair, as observers note potential last minute interventions.
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N.S
Hauptmanns
Mark C. Rimberling
David T. Witentz
Unv
Harold G. Hoffman
Pares
Hauptmenon
Hauptmann
Trenton
Brana
Richard Hauptmatt
Todar
Cal Mark O. Kieberting
New Jersey State
Prian
Teme I Pimann
Midnigh Heath
Paul Wendel
Freeman
Kimberling
Kiberling
Erwin Marshall
Mercer
Marali
Jofr
David T. W
Altheard Wileniz
Wilent
Hoffmannts
Andeniz
Kimberfing
Hoffman
Wilentz
Demands Wendel Case Submission To Grand Jury
Fisher, counsel for Brung Richard Hauptmann, telegrammed Supreme Court Justice Trenchard urging submission of the Wendel case to the Hunterdon county grand jury. He asked removal of the prosecutor and the appointment of a special prosecutor. He demanded a stay of Hauptmann's execution until the grand jury act.
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Trenton
X. J
C. Liord Fisher
Brung
Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Wendel
Hunterdon County
Grand Urr
Fisher
Anthony M. Hauer Jr
Hauck
Lindberth
Hunterdon Country
Hauptmann
David T. Wentz
Jesus
Miners Trapped in Bootleg Coal Hole Rescue Efforts Continue
Miners were trapped in a bootleg coal hole with one man buried up to his waist as rescue teams faced ongoing slides. Pete Don Evans said Treskoloski would be rescued if no more slides occur, while Michael Treskoloski and other relatives assisted, keeping the trapped miner warm with whiskey as efforts to reach him persisted.
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Hin
Tork
Dennis
Cveliee
Apparen
Pete Donevan
Treskoloski
Michael Treskoloski
Charles
Frank
Stanley
Donovan
Arrest Suspect In Alleged Wendel Kidnapping
New York April 3 A suspect in the alleged kidnaping and torture of Paul H Wendel a disbarred Trenton lawyer who claimed to abducted Charles A Lindbergh Jr has been captured announced Assistant Chief Inspector J Lyons of the detective division Wendel said he was abducted near his Manhattan hotel taken by several men in a Brooklyn house where he was tortured for 10 days to sign a confession He later said he was taken to the home of detective Ellis Parker in Mount Wolly Officials would not comment beyond confirming the arrest and noting checks corroborated parts of Wendel assertions
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New York
Andj
Paul H. Wendel
Trenton
Charles A. Lindberth Jr
Jiopn J. Lyons
Deterine Division
Wendel
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Ellis Parker
Mount Wolly
X_ 4 Lions
William F. XN
Geoshan
Weasel
Emergency Schools Teachers Conference Instruction At WPA
Emergency schools teachers received instruction at a WPA conference led by Principal speakers J S Mason and Z W upper. The event, held at the Jeery School on West and Sivh Street, focused on improving teaching methods, English grammar and child care training for nursery care at home.
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Mason
Lora
Frowith
Z. W. Upper Ce
Alte Reid
Jeery
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Sivh Street
Agius
Marins
Mak Haase Furn
Port Clinton Man Is Still Missing
Port Clinton April 3 John Zetzer, 32, a lumber worker, left town last week in a car with three men. His brother Joe Zetzer believes the trio pretended to be federal agents and took him away. Officials in Toledo and Cleveland deny knowledge of Zetzer's whereabouts. Emerich B. Freed, Cleveland district attorney, said Zetzer might be held for questioning.
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Port Clinton
John Zetzer
Joe Zetzer
John
Toledo
Cleveland
Zetzer
Emerich B. Freed
Leaders Attack Unsound Tax Plan Before Congress
Washington April 2 business leaders denounced the president’s 799 million revenue bill as unsound and harmful to recovery and small enterprises. Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee signaled support for the corporate profits tax in tentative form, with limited minor adjustments. hearings aimed to wrap up soon and draft the bill next week. Industry spokesmen argued corporate taxes would deter reserves and local revenue, with objections to windfall taxes on processing and undistributed profits hurting manufacturers and bondholders.
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Washington
the Ways and Sloans Committee
House
M. Powell
New York State
T. W. Taliaferro
Detroit
AAA
Taliaferro
Charles Warner
Warner Brothers
Philadelphia
Seek New Evidence In Townsend inquiry
Washington April 3 House investigators reopen pension scheme trails in Townsend movement seeking fresh evidence. Public hearings paused for at least 10 days after a closed session discussing future program. Dr F E Townsend co author of the 244 a month plan tied to about 1 000 from former revolving pensions in Los Angeles February 20. Robert E Ciaments testified he urged hiding funds but was refused.
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Washington
House
Townsend
C. Jasper Bell
di Mo
F. E. Townseng
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