Sanatorium Drainage Costs Reviewed by Building Commission
The building commission passed a motion to have T. J. Hume estimate costs for drainage improvements at the tuberculosis sanatorium after concerns about seepage into the basement elevator pit and tunnel. W H Phillips urged an opening to access plumbing and heating pipes. Bids for May equipment and electrical transformers were opened and referred to committees, with August 7 for recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Commission
T. J. Hume
Tge Rhoads
Laura Martin
W. H. Phillips
Oberlin
World fliers behind schedule on globe-spanning flight
Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. landed at Omsk at 2 PM after leaving Moscow to fly 2700 miles to Krutsk without a halt. They previously diverted near Kustanai and report the stop advances them beyond the PostGatty flight schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Clyde
E Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Krutsk
Omsk
Kustanai
Irkutsk
Amy Johnson
Tokto
London
Pangborn
Herndon
Bomb Explodes Outside Genoa Hotel Hosting Rex Launch
A small bomb exploded near the Hotel Colambia in Genoa during the Rex liner launch crowd. The blast caused slight damage as many famous travelers were present for the event, amid Italy's string of bombing incidents in recent months.
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Genoa
Oommbia
Italy
Robbers Loot Rooming House in Columbus Stabbing Escape
Robbers entered the rooming house of Mrs Mary Ables in Columbus Ohio and stole 69 dollars from her and 8 R Swisher a roomer. The thieves bound and beat Mrs Ables before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mary Ables
R. Swisher
Weather forecast unsettled with thunderstorms in west area
Partly cloudy tonight followed by possible thunder in the west portion Sunday afternoon. Highs near 100, lows around 38 to 44 in towns including White River, Northfield, and Gary. Weather conditions remain thin but probably with light showers Sunday afternoon in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peratire
International Credit Accord Extends Bank of England Support
Paris reports a wartime style accord among the Bank of France and the Federal Reserve Bank in New York to extend almost 825 million to the Bank of England. The loan, split evenly between the Fed and France, bears 3.88 percent interest and was arranged via rapid conferences and telephone with Sir Robert Kindersley and Clement Moret coordinating at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bank of France
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Bank of England
Transatlantic
Sir Robert Kindersley
Clement Moret
Wickersham Commission Condemns American Police Structure
The Wickersham commission brands the U S police system from patrolman to mayoral appointees as corruptly influenced by politicians and hampered by poor training wages and equipment. It notes rapid turnover of police chiefs eroding efficiency and undermining public protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham Commission
Washington
White House
Abed
Po‘iee
Capone Frightened As Judge Plans Michigan Vacation
Federal Judge James H Wilkerson prepared to leave for a month in Michigan withdrawing from the case. Al Capone, frightened by the judge’s stance that a federal court cannot be bargained with, faces a renewed chance of prison for tax evasion and liquor law conspiracy. The move unsettles Washington officials and fuels talk of a historic criminal trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Michigan
al) Capone
Capone
Washington
Minnesota
Department of Justice
Wilkerson
Leavenworth
Tax collections beat expectations in Lorain County
County Treasurer N D Backus reports total year tax collections of 2 622 672 down 56870 from 1950 while January receipts reach 2 859 434 versus 2 882 371 in 1939. For 1920 collections were 5 561 806 with this year at 3 473 206. Collections show stronger performance than many counties and will be distributed to taxing divisions by mid September per deputy auditor Arthur Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Backus
Backus
Lorain County
Arthur Giles
East Carlisle Four-H Food Club Meeting Highlights
East Carlisle Four-H Foods Club held its fifth meeting at Mrs. R. Kirk’s home yesterday. Martha Krebs demonstrated vegetable salad and June Smith demonstrated cottage cheese salad. Musical performance by Mina Agnes Dowadel, Miss Alice Kirk, and Miss Leona Seabold. Next meeting at Mrs. Ge Smith’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Four-H Foods Clubs
R. Kirk
Martha Krebs
June Smith
Mina Agnes Dowade l
Alice Kirk
Leona Seabold
Ge Smith
Western Reserve University Receives $100000 Bequest
In Worcester R. Warner's will dated June 25 1929 in Germany bequests of 100000 each go to Western Reserve University Cleveland Ohio and the Congregational church of Cunningham Mass. His estate valued over 3000000. Additional 50000 gifts go to Cleveland Associated Charities the Church of Covenant of Cleveland and the Welfare Federation of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
N. Y
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
Ohio
Congregational Church of
Cunnington
Mass
Worcester R. Warner
Germany
Cleveland Associated Charities
Church of Covenant of Cleveland
Welfare Federaion of Cleveland
City Health Reports Strong July in Elyria
Elyria saw exceptionally good health in July with virtually no contagious disease. Dr. G. E. French, city health officer, told the City Board of Health last night that typhoid fever cases have not appeared during vacation season, a pattern linked to prior immunization efforts by residents before travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
G. E. French
City Board of Health
French
Five Bathers Drown as Creek Flood Surges in Kentucky
In Covington Kentucky Aug 1 volunteer workers combed Lick Creek eight miles southwest for five drowning victims from a heat escape picnic party. Mrs Iola Lucas 27 and her twins Ruth and James seven were among those lost with Martha Miller 31 and Mary Lou Harvey five. Lucas husband Charles a railroad fireman tried to save them drawing them to shore before the flood tore apart their grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Lick Creek
Here
Iola Lucas
Latonia
Charles Lucas
Lucas
Man Arrested After Escape From Officer Pursuit
Francis Miller 20 bolted from Patrolman L D Brown at Broad and Lodi streets last night. Miller was chased past Haserodt’s jewelry store and tackled near the Yellow Line terminal. He was fined $10 and costs by Mayor James A Hewitt this morning. captors named are Howard Wandell George Roberts Sam Mango Alec Passes and Fenton McClure.
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Ase
Francis Miller
L. D. Brown
Broad
Lodi
Brown
Miller
Haserodt
Lod Street
Yellow Line
James A. Hewitt
Howard Wandell
George Roberts
Sam Mango
Alec Passes
Fenton McClure
Ridgeville Grange Declamation Winner Heads County Contest
Miss Anna Neiding of Ridgeville won the Lorain County Grange declamation contest at Oberlin Grange Hall. She advances to a four county district contest at Strongsville August 16 for the district title and potential state and Northern Ohio contests. Competitors included Mrs Gertrude Schramm Oberlin and Charles Summers Carlisle Grange. Declamations required memorization of at least 60 words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Neiding
Ridgeville
Grange
Lorain County Grange
Oberlin Grange Hall
Pomona Grange
Strongsville
Ohio
Gertrude Schramm
Oberlin
Charles Summers
Carlisle Grange
Hundreds Turn Out For Cascade Park Swim Exhibit
Nearly 400 Elyrians, mostly youths, gathered at Cascade Sabre Pool for the annual swimming class demonstration. Students showed swimming and diving skills as 18 Red Cross life saving certificates were awarded to those who completed the course and passed the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Sabre
Sale
Red Cross
Welfare bills become law next week in Ohio actions
Three of four administration sponsored welfare measures approved by the 89th General Assembly will take effect next week. Ackerman’s Norwoodlaw repeal becomes law Monday. Gillen’s good behavior parole bill takes effect Wednesday. another Gillen bill lets governors release at health risk with potential return. Weber’s Clemency Board expansion and raises to 6000 follows August 12. Other laws include foreign vs domestic franchise tax parity and a candidacy declaration requirement.
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Columbus
89Th General Assembly
Joseph N. Ackermin
Cleveland
Roy J. Gillen
Jackson Couinty
Gillen
August Weber
Franklin County
Frank E. Whittemore
Summit County
Ackerman
Common Pleas
Lindberghs Push On Northward to Japan Flight
Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh begin a Northwest Canada leg of their vacation air journey to Tokio. They depart Ottawa at 9 50 A M E S bound for Moose Factory with Aklavik as a scheduled stop and Fort Churchill Baker Lake and Ablavik on the route. Newsmen note crowds of hunters and trappers hoping to glimpse the famous fliers en route to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
Charles A Lindbergh
Ottawa
Canada
Orient
Hanford MacNider
U. SS
MacNider
Moose Factory
Lindberghs
New York
James G. Hall
Ont
Aber Ondreke Wie Samtberstr
Preas
Tokio
Mass
Lindbergh
Aus
Aklavik
Japan
Font of
James Bay
Fort Churchill
Hudson Bay
Baker Lake
Ablavik
Mackenzie River
County Sealer To Charge For Examinations
County auditor C. F. Kelser announced that Thomas Forbes will serve as county sealer and tests and examinations as well as weights and measures will incur new charges. A ten cent fee applies to beam, computing, spring, wagon and platform type sales. Five cents for squid and dry measures under one gallon. Ten cents for weights over one gallon for items like gasoline pumps and vehicle tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine
Kelser
Thomas Forbes
Lightning strikes tower stone at Columbus skyscraper
A bolt of lightning hit the American Insurance Union building in Columbus Ohio and knocked a stone from the 550 foot tower. The falling stone shattered a radiator on a parked car below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
American Insurance Union
Stevenson Loses Compensation Suit Against National Tube
Charles Stevenson of Lgrain lost his suit against the National Tube Company on appeal from the Ohio Industrial Commission. The case, heard before Judge A R Webber yesterday, sought compensation for injuries from a fall at the plant on April 29 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stevenson
Lgrain
National Tube Company
Induetrial Commission of Ohio
A. R. Webber
Stevenson
More Money Available for Sanatorium Renovations
County building commission learned from Prosecutor Don W. Myers that tax levy funds set aside for interest on notes and bonds can be used at the commission's discretion as payments are covered from appropriations. An additional $38,000 for building and equipment remains available after levy collection. The panel rejected bids for shades at the sanatorium to change bracket types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Building Commission
Don W. Myers
A.C Calhoon
Commission
Myers
Baby Victim Of Gangland's Guns Laid To Rest
New York August 1 Harlem children play in tenement districts as a baby victim of the gangland massacre is buried. Michael Veneg halle five died of gunfire earlier in the week while police hunt felons. Rewards totaling 25000 plus 6000 offered by The Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
Httle
Michael Veneghalle
Itelian
Several Deaths in Ohio From the Heat
Weather brought scattered thundershowers across Ohio but heat persisted with highs around 96 in Cincinnati. Deaths linked to the heat reported in Columbus Cleveland and Cincinnati including a nine month old and a one year old, with searches for a drowning victim in Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ohio
Frank Sears
Columbus
George Hogers
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Anna Nay Cameron
George Moorler
Covington
Louis La+butinuri
Moscow
Albert Feeney
Caroling Welskopf
Blimp Columbia Overdue After Storms, Goodyear Airship Sought
In northwestern Ohio and lower Michigan a search was ordered for the Goodyear blimp Columbia after it was reported two hours overdue in Detroit following a severe thunderstorm. The craft departed Akron earlier, with storms tracking its course and Detroit officials alerting Toledo pilots to watch for the airship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Lower
Michigan
Deetroit
Akron
Detroit
Perry Memorial To Peace At Put-In-Bay Dedication
Put-In-Bay Ohio August first thousands of spectators attended the dedication of the Perry Memorial honoring the Battle of Lake Erie hero. The monument, opened yesterday, was praised as a symbol of world peace and the first public embrace of disarmament as a policy to prevent war in a message from President Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Put-In-Bay
Lake Erie
Nationa
Hoor
Ice Box Sales Drive Busy Hardware Store Day
Fragmentary notes show a hardware store reporting brisk sales of ice boxes and related goods. Shoppers sought multiple items, with customers and staff exchanging brief phrases about stock and demand. The misspelled text hints at a lively retail scene and possible promotions.
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Enix
Moines
Lowhite River
Rthfield
Igary
Four-H Food Club
Western Reserve University
LOGAL
Ridgeville Grange
Hurt
Lakeside Sandusky, C
J. W. Shimer
Middletown
Lakeside
J. G. Schrock
Clark
Minister MacNider
Park Pool
Lindberghg
BLIMP
STORN
Dawnden
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