Gulf Coast Storm Assessed At Over $100000 In Damage
A tropical hurricane swept across the Florida Panhandle then moved inland to Alabama. Nine aboard the schooner Bob were later found safe in a Bayou near Pensacola. Five men were missing after Tuy Minneille sank near Choctohatchee Bay and two sailors drowned near Panama City. A telegraph lineman was electrocuted in Miami. Three ships totaling about 20 crewmen remained unaccounted for. Coast Guard and Navy aircraft searched for missing vessels as hundreds returned home and hurricane warnings were lowered.【No. 1 Continued on Page 2】
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Two Young Women Die In Marietta Crash
In Marietta Ohio last night two young women Ada Arnett aged 20 and Titian Young aged 21, both residents of Marietta, were killed when their coupe collided with a car driven by Henry Kainburg of New Lexington. Louis Snack 25 of Zanesville and Forest Lingle 23 of South Zanesville were seriously injured while Kainburg and his wife sustained minor injuries.
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General Ohio Weather ForecastFair Tonight and Sunday Showers
Generally fair conditions in Ohio tonight with increasing clouds Sunday. Showers expected in the extreme southern portion, with little temperature change overall.
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Crash Fatal To Two Army Fliers
BELLEVILLE Aug 1 One man was killed and another fatally injured when a plane from Stotts Field crashed and burned at Smithton nine miles from Here Private Jesse Neal an enlisted man who was a lieutenant in the Reserve Corps with a plot's rul ing was killed He was flying the ship Private Richard Wasrich died shortly after the crash in a local hospital Cause of the crash was being investigated by a party of officers from Scott Field.
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Powell faces child star kidnap threat case at county seat
Sterling Walred Powell age 16 pleaded guilty before a U S commissioner in North Platte Neb to attempting to extort money from Shirley Temple by threatening to kidnap her The youth was bound over in U S district court for sentence after authorities captured him at Grant Neb Powell admitted writing to George Temple demanding 25900 to spare his daughter from kidnapping The incident concludes a remarkable police investigation continuing on page 2.
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Revolt Enters Third Week as Government Holds Firm
Madrid reports left wing support for the government grows amid fears of foreign aid to rebels possibly triggering a European war. The government suspends university posts and curbs militia excesses as the revolt enters its third week with the militia becoming more organized and the air force remaining loyal.
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United Press
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Claridad
Revels
Portugal
Italy
Germany
Ministry of Education
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Parents Donate Tapestry to Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
The Wiant family from China presented a rare gold threaded tapestry depicting a Chinese dragon to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Cecelia, 5, recovered from infantile paralysis after hydrotherapy and treatment in the U.S. and China, with plans to return to Peking.
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Frank Hoover
Crops Short Food Prices Going Up
North American grain markets surged as corn futures hit six year highs due to reports of drought killing Nebraska corn. The drought threatens winter prices for staples as middle western crops fade, pastureland burns, feed runs short, and livestock and canning industries face reduced supplies across 28 states.
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Ohio
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Milk Advances Cent A Quart In Elyria
Milk prices rise in Elyria with a one cent per quart increase for milk and a one cent rise for each half pint of cream. Store and home delivery will be twelve cents per quart and seven cents per pint, cream up from thirteen to fourteen cents per half pint. The Lorain County Dairy Sales Association committee approved the raise to meet Cleveland prices. Production split: two thirds sold to Cleveland dealers. August producer prices set at 2.50 per hundredweight for Class One, 1.75 for Class Two, and three and a half times Chicago 92 score plus 30 cents for Class Three, totaling higher costs for producers.
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Lorain County
Chicago
Bank Robbers Taken To Prison In Ohio
Eddie Growand and Tony Panos were convicted of a Wellington Bank robbery, stealing $5,789 on May 14 and given life terms. Sheriff Dirk and a task force moved them to Ohio State Penitentiary amid a jail escape attempt by Growand’s friends. Deputies, officers, and a marshal accompanied the trio in three cars at dawn.
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Tony Papes
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Lorain County
Clarence W. Dirk
Ohio
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Ed Monroe
Noel Lewis
Joe Woodings
Lloyd Sweet
Clare Parker
Elyria
D A. Cook
Milt Growand
Addiec
Anne Ittn
Granand
Miss Ittu
Sam Provenza
Riot in Oregon prison leaves one dead two wounded
At State Penitentiary in Salem Oregon a riot erupted over a parole dispute. One inmate Thomas J Baughn 20 was killed and two others were wounded as guards restored order after prisoners seized parts of the facility and forced a wall to the yard. Nearly 1000 inmates faced hunger after meals were cut as punishment.
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C.H. Martin
James Lewis
Thomas J. Baushu
James G Manvilton
Jon- Nietrot
Joseph Dugres
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Tilson
Baughn
Assistant Field Engineer Named for WPA Appointment
Wilbur D. Terry of Norwalk was confirmed as assistant field engineer for the WPA in Lorain County today. The registered civil engineer will replace Frank Smith of Amherst, who resigned to join The Romer Pump Company. Terry will oversee county projects outside Lorain City while Tiny K. Newell manages Lorain City projects.
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Romer Pump Company
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Lorain City
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Three Hundred Miners Killed by Spanish Rebels
Reports from the border say about 300 miners were killed and more than 490 wounded when Spanish rebel troops shelled the Requejos mines near Puebla de Sanabria in Zamora Province. Artilery and machine guns delivered the attack.
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Congressman to Seek Federal Funds for Lorain Bridge
Rep Dan W Harter will travel to Washington next week to press for federal financing to build a Lorain bridge estimated at four dollars in the article. He plans to approach every potential fund source after state funds were deemed unavailable and notes his wife's illness prevented an earlier trip.
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Dan W. Harter
Chronicle-Telegram
Washington
Lorain
Hentends
Harter
National Tube announces high level operations resume next week
The schedule shows Rail Mill idling last week will restart Monday and run six days. Three blast furnaces and 12 open hearths operate all week. Skelp Mill No 3 runs four days starting Monday. Mills No 2, 6B, 7, Lapp Mills Nos 2 and ?, and Seamless Mills Nos 1, 2 and 3 operate full week. Bessemer Converter will run double shift.
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Brit Mills
Bessemer
Am Ist
Commercial Light Rates Are Reduced
J B Vison of The Public Service Company announced a new commercial lighting rate schedule effective today. The former demand charge is cut by 5 percent, saving commercial customers about 912000 dollars annually and reducing the monthly bill by roughly 12 percent on average. Further rate changes are upcoming as the company continues to adjust schedules.
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President Roosevelt visits New England for flood control talks
President Roosevelt enters New England from Canada to study flood control with governors in Vermont New Hampshire and Massachusetts. He tours the Winooski River dam near Montpelier and plans meetings at Montpelier Hanover and Lynn to press federal cooperation on preventing spring floods. The trip follows a three-week Canadian coastal vacation and a return to Hyde Park for a week before resuming duties in Washington.
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FH. Styies Bridges
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Ohio
Car Turns Over On Telegraph Road Friday
Three New York residents en route from Chicago to Syracuse escaped serious injury when a front tire blew on Telegraph Road around 6:25 p m Friday causing the car to roll over several times. Miss Clara Finkelstein 25 of 208 Crawford street suffered a broken nose and cuts Jules Hoffman 27 of 1526 East Genesee street sustained four fractured ribs and lacerations A H Goldberg 45 of 109 Brookford road had minor cuts They were treated at Wlyria Memorial Hospital Deputies Nau and Monroe investigated witnesses included Mrs R G Pfeffer and W J Barnes The car driven by Miss Finkelstein was demolished
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Chicago
Syracuse
Telegraph Road
Wlyria Memorias Hospital
Clara Finkelstein
Crawford Street
Jules Hoffman
A. H. Goldberg
Brookford Road
Gerald Nau
Nd Monroe
R. G. Pfeffer
WJ Barnes
France Fails to Secure International Neutrality Pact on Spanish Revolt
Paris reports gravely alarmed France rejects any international neutrality agreement over the Spanish Revolt. Cabinet meets with President Lebrun after a turbulent deputies session as discussions focus on potential Italian Fascist influence and possible arms shipments to rebels. The chamber backs the government 379 to 200 in a vote to defend world peace and France’s security.
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Albert Lebrun
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Foreign Office
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Ruho de Paris
Mme
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Pertinax
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Tabouis
Marseiles- Alviers
Balearics
Flames Destroy Large Barn on Farm of Dwight Reisinger
A fire of unknown origin destroyed a large barn on the Dwight Reisinger farm two miles north of town at noon today. The Valley Fire Department arrived and prevented spread to nearby structures while neighbors aided in controlling the blaze.
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