Republicans Rally Here On April 14
Lorain County Republican Women’s Club plans a record turnout for the first major pri mary election rally at First Congregational Church on April 14. Principal speakers include Mrs Chester Bolton of Diese land and Mrs Katherine Kennedy Brown of Darton, with 10 speakers total and several candidates to be introduced. luncheon at 12 34 p m.
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Lorain County
First Congregational Church
Republican Woen’s Club
Chester Bolton
Dieseland
Congressman Bolton
Katherine Kennedy Brown
Darton
National
Antolie Perry
Elyria
Svetla Baker
Lorata
Republican Women's Club
L. G. Bradstock
Wellington Bf
Ed Baron
Obertin Secord
Frank Ayres
Lorain
Elyria Republican Women’s Chorus
Well Known Elyria Man Dies Suddenly
Alan D Buck 75 of 369 East Bridge Street Elyria died 7 30 p m Sunday after being found unconscious by neighbor W H Siler. Buck a long time Elyria resident and former head janitor at the Masonic Temple was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital where he died. Police suspect a stroke. no fire in the house. Survived by daughters Mrs W H Williams Middletown and Mrs Matt Justin Wellington and brother Walter of Lodi Ohio. Funeral at Nichols Funeral Home Wednesday at 1 p m with Rev William Muir Auld officiating. burial in Lodi Cemetery. friends may call.
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Sundar
Alan D. Buck
East Bridge Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Buck
Masonic Temple
W. H. Siler
Siler
Lloyd Sweet
L. Miller
E. M Olmstead
Ther
First Congregational Church
Masonic Lodge
Knights Templar
W. H. Williams
Middletown
Matt Justin
Wellington
Walter
Lodi
Nichols Funeral Home
Red
William Muir Auld
Friends Mar
Nichols Funeral
Parachute Fails To Open Kills Lt Browne Clement
Parachutist Lieut Browne Clement aged 27, married four days earlier to Janis Butcher of Urbana Ohio, died when his parachute failed to unfold after exiting a crippled pursuit plane that crashed in Cousterery Park California. Clement, from Thorndale Texas, bailed out as the wing broke in the air.
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Cousterery Park
Calif
Lieut
Browne Clement
Ohio
Clement
Riveside
Janis Butcher
Urbana, Ohio
Lieut. C
Ont
Thorndale
Tex
Countess protests to Tax Appeals Board petition
Countess Barbara Haugwitz Reventlow, former Barbara Hutton heiress to Woolworth millions, filed a petition with the Board of Tax Appeals in Washington on April 6 protesting an alleged federal income tax deficiency of 25108 for the year 1933.
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Washington
Barbara Haugwitz-Reventlow
Board of Tax Appeals Today
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Weather outlook shows fair, colder tonight in southeast
The weather forecast notes fair conditions with colder tonight, especially in the southeast. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies with possible lake snow flurries and cooler temperatures toward the southeast.
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Goutheast
Bodies Of Five Army Aviators Recovered
Five army aviators were killed when their two motor bomber crashed on a routine training cruise over the Blue Ridge. Lieut Stetson Brown and four others were identified at Middletown and Langley Field. The craft ran off course in heavy rain and radio failure may have prevented a call for help. Local farmer David Daub reported hearing the engines before the crash and then a fiery mountain inferno.
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Fredericksburg
Penn
Army
Middletown
Stetson Brown
St. Johnnsbury
Paul Anspauch
Cleveland
Yost
Pittsburgh
Saiferst. Endy
Pottstown
Meiz
Chambersburg
Langley Field
Washington
Merz
Lieut. Brown
Endy
Blue Ridge
David Daub
Appalachians
Blue Ridge Mountain
Woman Killed When Auto Strikes Truck
MONROE, Mich. April 6 Mrs. Dalton E. Jones 36 of Detroit was killed and her husband seriously injured when their automobile struck a parked truck on Telegraph Road eight miles north of Monroe. The truck driver Frank Booth of Sandusky Ohio said he stopped because of engine trouble and lit warning flares before walking to a garage. while he was away the Jones car crashed. Booth was detained by county authorities.
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Monroe, Mich
Dalton E. Jones
Detroit
Telegraph Road
Here
Frank Booth
Sandusky. O
Jones
Booth
Monroe County
Britain France And Belgium Agree On Plan
Britain, France and Belgium have a complete mutual plan for air, sea and land action if Germany attacks. An allied three-nation air fleet would bomb German railways, terminals, industry and airports to destroy fighters, with staff revisions to fit the Rhineland situation. Figures show European forces under arms numbering millions with thousands of aircraft.
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United Press
Loxdon
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Ostensi Ther
Rhineland
United States
Russia
Britain
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Jonnes
Roumania
Maly
Europe
Versailles
First Noonday Lenten Service Held Today at St. John's
The first in a series of half hour Lenten services sponsored by Grace and St. John's Lutheran churches was held at St. John's Church at Broad and West Avenue. Rev. F Schumm led the service, with a male octet performing In the Hour of Fria. Rev. Edgar Luecke delivered a 12 minute address on Jacob's Ladder as a type of Christ, noting how the ladder bridged heaven and earth and Christ's mediatorial mission. He quoted I Am the Way, the Truth, and the Life. A second noonday service is planned for tomorrow at noon with Rev. Martin Sommerfeldt speaking on The Smitten Rock and duets performed by Rev. F Schumm and Willan Gebhardt. Mr. P. M. Schroeter was organist for all services.
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Grace
St. John’s Lutheran
St. John’s ‘Church
Corner Broad and
West Avenue
F Schumm
Grace Church
Edgar Luecke
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church of
Cleveland
Christ
Earth
Heaven
Calvary
Martin Sommerfeldt
Trinity Lutheran Church of
F. Schumm
Willan
Gebhardt
Stainer
P. M. Schroeter
Jealous Lover Confesses To Killing Girl
Charles Wilson, 23, confessed in Mansfield Ohio that he killed Jean Moorhead, 17, after finding her with another man in a car. He claimed it was an accident while trying to scare her, but witnesses say shots were fired through a car window. Police planned to charge him with first degree murder as details emerged from Crestline and Mansfield.
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Mansfield
Charles Wilson
Jean Moorhead
R. E. Moorhead
Moorhead Automobile Company
Wilson
Crestline
Smith
Miss Moorhead
Jean
Bob Moorhead
Bob
Injuries Fatal To 83 Year Old Man In Kent Ohio
Levi Overholt, 83, of Kent Ohio, died today from injuries suffered in an automobile accident near Twinsburg last night. He had been hospitalized since the crash. Authorities described the death as resulting from the collision and confirmed the victim's age and residence.
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Kent
Levi Overholt
Inuries
Twinsburg
Amherst Man Held On Charge Of Concealing Girl
Harry Gold, 49, of Amherst, is held on $2,000 bond in county jail on a charge of unlawfully concealing Amelia Kunzmann, 18. The missing girl's father says Gold kept her in seclusion after letters implied involvement. Gold pleaded not guilty. authorities identify him at a Chestnut Street address. The case goes to the grand jury.
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Amherst
Harry Gold
Amelia Kunzmann
Tharge
C. E. Cooper
Albert Kurtzmann
Gold
Clarence W_ Dick
Vo Kunzmann
Kunzmann
Chestnut Street
Paul Chapman
Chapman
Cooper
Geid
Five Die in Ohio Auto Crashes This Weekend
Five persons were killed in Ohio automobile accidents over the week end. Mrs Eliha Sher ton killed in a head on crash near Suifield. Her husband Bayard and son Bayard Jr. injured. Clifford Whittington 19 killed in Cincinnati when his car struck a train. Adam Huinagel 75 of Cincinnati died in Hamilton from injuries. Charles B. Care 52 killed in Vermilion car collision. Edwin J. Conway Cincinnati, Ohio University junior, killed near Columbus when his car hit a bridge abutment. Three companions hurt. Conway was 21.
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Ohio
Eliha Sherton
Rolliston
Suifield
Bayard
Bayard, Jr
Clifford Whittington
Cincinnati
Adam Huinagel
Hamilton
Charles B. Care
Vermilion
Oedwin J. Conway
Ohio University
Columbus
Conway
Can
Brothers Escape From Deputy Marshal In Denison
John Singer age 24 and Fred Singer age 28, brothers from Cleveland, escaped from a deputy federal marshal in Denison while being transported for the United States alcohol tax unit.
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Dennison
F— John Singer
Fred Singer
Brothers
Cleveland
United States Alcohol Tax Unit
Tax program attacked by inflationists
Washington April inflationists attacked the administration budget balance plan and its 799,000 tax bill. Rep. Wright Patman Texas led the House Ways and Means probe, arguing idle gold totaling 19.15 trillion dollars should be used to issue government currency and that new taxes are unnecessary while idle gold remains in the treasury.
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Washington
Wright Paiman
Tex
Patman
Second Flood Nears As Cincinnati Faces Rising Crest
Cincinnati meteorologist W C Nevereaux warned of a second flood wave as Ohio Valley rains push flood stage toward 52 feet by late Tuesday or Wednesday. The gauge stood at 23 9 feet with a rapid rise, while Ashland Kentucky reported 2 66 inches of rain and the region saw 1 36 inches in 24 hours.
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Cincinnati
U.S
W. C. Nevereaux
Devereaux
Ohio Valley
Kentucky
Ashland
Upper Valley
Steamer Ablaze Rushes To Port
The Norwegian steamer Tricolor, 4159 tons, headed for Honolulu after a fire broke out in her holds on Saturday. A crew of 49 remained aboard while 12 to 16 passengers, including a New York family and Mr and Mrs J A Connor with four children, were transferred to the Yarraville under perilous sea conditions. The ship had radioed trouble from Yokohama March 31 en route to San Francisco.
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Honolulco
T. T
Tricolor
Honolulu
3. C. Yarraville
Yokohama
San Francisco
New York
J. A. Connor
William
Brady
Dirigible Hindenburg Returns From Maiden Atlantic Voyage
In Rio de Janeiro on April 6 the German airship Hindenburg departed Friedrienshafen at 14 42 ELST for its return cruise. Returning with a crew of 44 and 38 passengers, 19 of whom were completing the round trip, the voyage marks its first Atlantic journey back toward base.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Bie
Hindenburg
Friedrienshafen
Elst
County Treasurer Reports $1,400,000 Tax Collected
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright announced that tax collections have reached $1,400,000 with the current period nearly closed. He noted an additional sum of about $10,000 in the process of payment and to be credited to this collection.
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Walter J. Wright
Five Southern States Are Lashed By Storms
Storms of tornadic intensity struck five southern states causing extensive death and damage. Mississippi towns Tupelo and Columbia reported multiple fatalities, while Gainesville Georgia faced uncertain tolls and fires worsened chaos. National Guardsmen were deployed as damage surpassed millions of dollars.
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United Press
Atlanta
Misissippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Arkansas
Tupelo
Miss
Gainesville
Riverside Military Academy
Brenau Woman's College
Criminal Trials To Begin On April 13th
Edwin Kafours of Lorain was fined 325 and costs and given six months in county jail with five suspended on good behavior after pleading guilty to false name charges to obtain narcotics. The April term opened with Judge Cook presiding and jurors for the April 13 trials were named from Blyria Hiington North Olmsted Kipton Amherst Lorain. The district court of appeals will convene April 29 to consider 26 pending cases, with possible additions.
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Edwin Kafours
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Elizabeth Massey
Amanda McMuller
John Frederick
Blyria
Marian McConnell
Hiington
Lon Jackson
Efchan Grange
Emma Blazer
North Olmsted
Ruth Betts
Kipton
Jacob Brucher
Amherst
James Afretes
Florence Roth
Cora Harding
Elsa Sheridan
Ruth Mary Moir
Alma Olmsted
Gertrude Wissinger
William
New York Primaries Signal Notable GOP Run to Landon
In Washington April New York delivers the largest bloc of votes to shape the Republican convention race. The field trims several minor, loud candidates and centers behind the best qualified contender for the run to the nomination. Governor Landon emerges as the main beacon in Alice Longworth's commentary on the contest.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Landon
Italy to take part in Locarno talks at Geneva
Rome announces Italy will participate in Locarno discussions in Geneva on Thursday while keeping a reserved stance on European political issues until League sanctions are lifted and condemnations against Italy are annulled.
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Italy
Rome
Geneva
Foreign Office
Toay
League of Nations
Tornado Devastates Gainesville Georgia Business District
A tornado ripped through Gainesville Georgia on April 3 causing extensive damage to the business district. A large fire followed amid disrupted communications and damaged water mains hindering firefighting. Early death toll estimates reach up to 1000 with $5.9 million in property losses. Governor Talmadge sent relief officials as schools and key buildings including the courthouse and city hall were demolished.
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Gainesville
Gainesville Codey
Eugene Talmadge
Adjt
Lindley W. Camp
Floyd McRae
Atlanta
Riverside Military Academy
Brenan College For Women
Bust Inness
Southern Railway
Red Cross Rushes Aid To Tupelo Miss Tornado
The American Red Cross estimated 109 to 175 dead and 59 injured in Tupelo Mississippi and nearby areas after a tornado. Nine disaster workers were sent, including two from Washington. Red Cross reported 759 homes destroyed or badly damaged and most of the town ruined.
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Washington
American Red Cross Today
Tupelo
Miss
George Ritchie
Southern Hell Telephone Co
Tupeio
Ice Locked Vessels Freed At Conneaut
Three coal ships stranded by floe ice near Conneaut harbor were freed Sunday as a north wind loosened the ice. The Leslie broke free under her own power and proceeded to Erican Canada, while tug assistance freed Conneaut and Sierra two miles northwest of port. Conneaut entered port for coal, and Sierra was sent to Toledo for its cargo.
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Conneau O
Conneaut
Leslie
Erican
Canada
Sierra
Totledo
Sold Chevrolet Coupe From a Wand Ad Sale
A late city newspaper item notes a Chevrolet coupe sold on the first night via a wand ad ordered to run three times. It asks readers what they have for sale or rent and mentions calling 4412 4413 if in the city.
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Tax Appeals Board
Dust
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Broad Street
St. John’s Church
Ubborn
Elyrians
Bulletin
Dirigible
Alice Longworth
McNaught Syndicate. Inc
Georgia City
Red Cross
Chevrolet
Mrs. L
West Ave
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