Democrats Map Roosevelts Ohio Rally and Convention
In Columbus a committee of seven Democrats met to plan the state convention and a Roosevelt rally. The event may be Aug 19 20 at Memorial Hall or Columbus Auditorium with a 4 pm Roosevelt speech likely at Red Bird Stadium accommodating about 50 000. Possible keynote James M Cox and presiding officer Governor George White.
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Columbus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Memorial Hall
Columbus Auditorium
Red Bird Stadium
Henry G. Brunner
Brunner
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
Bernice Pyke
Cleveland
Thomas E. Dye
Urbana
Earl H. Hannefeld
State Central Committee
Robert S. Hayes
Walter F. Heer
Anna Makeley
Dayton
Democratic Women’s Federated Clubs
Marie McCurry
State Executive Committee
James M. Cox
George White
Shoots At Man Fleeing From Garage
Police hunted a suspect described as six feet tall wearing black trousers and a light shirt after Otto Meyers of 315 16th Street says a man fled his garage at 2 a m and he fired two shots, then multiple more shots as the man disappeared into a vacant lot.
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Otto Meyers
Meyers
Leaps From 14th Floor To His Death In Toledo
J Garry McLeod 45 former Washington detective died by suicide after leaping from the 14th floor of a Toledo bank building late yesterday. He faced a charge of issuing a worthless $50 check. Detectives Tafelski and Secor said McLeod gave a worthless $50 check to cross the line for arrest before leaping.
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Toledo, O
J. Garry McLeod
Washington, D. C
James Tafelski
Toledo Police Department
Fishleigh Secor Secret Service Bureau
Second National Bank
McLeod
Lorain County 28 Ins Car Turns Over
Merle Swartz sustained minor injuries when his car skidded on Cleveland street near Malcolm Court and overturned this morning. He was taken to Memorial hospital and later released.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Street
Malcolm Court
Memorial Hospital
William Davis
Park Avenue
Carl Neusberg
Orchard Street
Oberlin
West Avenue
Davis
Neusberg
Local Probation for Gas Theft trio near Grafton
Three youths from Graf ton were placed on six months probation after being fined for petit larceny for stealing four gallons of gasoline from a state road tractor on Route 57 near Grafton. Frances Kinter 19 Milton Ugrum 22 and Frank Hytinger 18 must report regularly to Sheriff Adams.
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Grafton
Frances Kinter
Milton Ugrum
Frank Hytinger
Clarence Adams
Adams
Sheriff criticized for food purchases in Delaware County
Columbus Ohio August 3 state examiners filed a report accusing Sheriff Welie Main of Delaware County of improper food purchases for prisoners. They cited $395.40 in questioned items including olives dates grapefruit oranges mushrooms and chocolate wafers and noted larger potential costs if jail meals mirrored other county facilities. The report questioned commissioners who approved the bills and accused them of official negligence.
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Columbus
State Auditor
Welie Main
Delaware County
Main
Death Notice for TRA I. MILLER at Lake Avenue Home
TRA I. MILLER, 59, died Tuesday afternoon at his Stop 4 Lake Avenue home after five years there, formerly of Lorain. Survived by widow Jennie, son Corliss of Elyria, one grandson, and sister Mrs. W. W. Battin of Toledo. Services Friday at 2:00 p.m. Thompson's Mortuary Lorain, Rev. Courtney officiating. Burial in family lot at Lodt.
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Tra I. Miller
Tra
I. Miller
Stop
Lake Avenue
Lorain
Jennie
Corliss
Ely Tia
W. W. Battin
Toledo
Thompson
Rev. Courtney
July auto sales in Lorain county rise modestly
Lorain county automobile dealers sold 86 new passenger cars and five new trucks in July, per the automobile bill of sale department in the courthouse. Compared with last month, 126 cars and eight trucks were sold, while July 1931 saw 199 cars and 17 trucks sold by local dealers.
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Lorain County
Court House
Cost of electricity reduced at Hubbard
The cost of electricity to residents is cut to four cents per unit for bills paid within ten days. Prompt payment brings four cents per unit, while the new rate for general use becomes five cents per kilowatt, down from six cents. A surplus prompted the reduction.
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Hubbard Hubbard
Lorain County Plans Pageant Participation at Meeting
Lorain County will participate in the state fair pageant Washington Lives with a county float and a specially selected representative. A meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the county school offices in the Elyria block to arrange arrangements chaired by C T Winckles. Members include Mrs George Cotton and Carl Dramm. The state agriculture department organized counties last night for August 29 to September 3 pageant at Columbus.
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Lorain County
Washington
H. C. Braunholt
State Department of Agriculture
Columbus
Ohio Chamber Opposes Unemployment Insurance and Pensions
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce announced its opposition to compulsory unemployment insurance and old age pensions and any public funding. It supports industry led reserve funds managed by a fiduciary institution as irrevocable trustees, not state or subdivision funded schemes.
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Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerts
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Court filings from Lorain include damages and suits
The Ohio Public Service Co. sues for 1103 damages and seizure of chattels from Leo Greenwald, Lorain, and also sues Boris Yanovitz for 327. HR. Gartensen of South Amherst sues Amherst Lumber Co. and R. Lt. Menz for 5000 in alleged malicious prosecution after imprisonment on a justice of the peace warrant when accused of theft of roofing material on June 16.
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Ohio Public Service Co
Leo Greenwald
Lorain
Boris Yanovitz
HR. P. Gartensen
South Amherst
Amherst Lumber Company
R. Lt. Menz
Offies
E. C. Stiwald
Yale grid star Albie Booth wed Marion Noble in Bramford
Albie Booth captain of Yale's 1931 football team married July 4 to Marion Noble, longtime sweetheart. The license was issued in Bramford and the ceremony conducted by Rev. Thomas J. Murray of St. Marys. Booth is in Hollywood for a movie, and may return to complete college requirements. he was recently ill with a lung infection.
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Conn
Albie Booth
Yale
Marion Noble
Charles A Hoadley
Booth
Thomas J. Murray
St. Mary's Church
Mighty Atom
Yale Athletics
Hollywood
Calif
Besk
Southern New England Telephone Company
New Haven
Aloie
Sheffield Scientific School
Wallingford
Harvard
Mahoning County Judges Accept 20 Percent Salary Cut
In Youngstown Ohio on August 3 the common pleas court judges voted to take a voluntary twenty percent salary reduction effective January 1 as part of the citizen emergency committee’s plan to trim Mahoning county operating expenses by about 402000 dollars.
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Mahoning County
Youngstown
Common Pleas Court
Citizen's
Citizens' Committee
Legion Auxiliary Delegates Named for State Convention in Toledo
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Byron Shaftstall s home on North Main. Delegates named were Mrs. Shaftstall and Mrs. Lyman for the state convention in Toledo August 14 15 16 with alternates Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Charvat. Bridge games followed with Flora Blackmer winning high and Fay Charvat second.
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Oberlin
American Legion Auxiliary
Byron Shaftstall
North Main Street
Shaftstall
Lyman
Toledo
P. C. Baxter
Fay Charvat
Flora Blackmer
Valley City Notes and Local Social and Sports Roundup
Valley City items include visits to Toledo and Cleveland by residents, hosting week end guests, and club activities. Notable events: a 7-3 loss to Spencer, upcoming game with Medina, and various family reunions and picnics at Chippewa Lake and local locales. The Misses Reutter, Schaeffer, and Marasky are among those traveling or visiting.
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Helen Sharkey
W. Harrigan
Ben
Odd Fellows plan Bay Bridge fishing outing
Forty members of the subordinate lodges of the Odd Fellows plan a Friday afternoon and evening fishing trip at Bay Bridge. Local social notes report several births and visits among residents, including Paul and Dorothy Jones and extended family happenings around Elyria and nearby towns.
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The
Odd Fellows
Bay Bridge
Reunion set for Medina Fair grounds sports on lawn
A family dinner at noon on the lawn marked the start of a program of sports. The reunion is planned for next year at the Medina Fair grounds. Carl Mackey elected president and George Bauar secretary for the coming year. Several local residents, including Florence Wolff, Wilma Steck, Thelma Steck, Mildred Barter, and others visited or spent time with family and friends in Elyria, Camp Craig, Canal Fulton, Dalton, and nearby homes. Zion's Lutheran church announced its annual Sunday school picnic on the church grounds for Thursday, August 4, with a noon picnic dinner and afternoon games for children.
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Medina
Vivia Wolfe
Detroit
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Pauline Wolfe
Huldah Boyer
Edna Herthneck
Wm. Grabenstetter
J. M. Ritter
Canada
Edgar Wierth
Lake Erie
Dunkirk
Earl Arick
Huffman
Chester Huffman
Joseph Laub
Cleveland
E. P. Steger
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Clayton
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Gene Knoble
Dutton Circus
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Maude Hauck
Claude Reusch Andj
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Lydia Reutter
Jean
Marie Schaeffer
Chipnewa Lake Park
W. B. Wells
Lakewood
B. S. Stebel
Anne Murray
Colette Laule
Wooda
Paul Steck
Camp Crag
John Phohoska
Lizzie Garling
August Swabata
Grafton Road
Wilma Steck
Baldwin - Wallace Conservatory
J. H. Reutter
Edward Morlock
Willard Wolf
Dalton
Albert. Metzger
Lorain
F. C
Medina Fair Grounds
Carl Mackey
George Bauar
Florence Wolff
Elyria
Thelma Steck
Camp Craig
Frank Weidner
Canal Fulton
Willard Wolff
Ohio
Mildred Barter
Columbia
William Steck
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Henry Armbruislar
Henrietta
Vaughn Arrington
West Park
A. H. Hauck
Carl Linder
Esther
John Reutter
Pilgrims to visit Our Lady of Consolation Shrine
Catholics from across the United States will make their annual pilgrimage to the Church of Our Lady of Consolation in Carey Ohio from August 14 through August 17. The shrine, famed for the Madonna and Child, has drawn an estimated half million visitors in recent years amid the Aug 14 feast day observances. A report on the exhumation of Glen Lininger is awaited in Washington Court House Ohio to determine whether his death was by drowning or poison, connected to $10,500 in life policies. In Kountze Texas, Fount Simmons, 75, a paralyzed woodsman, is celebrated as a top guide and hunter who travels by improvised carts and trained animals to support surveying and lumber camps.
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Carey
United States
Washington Court House
Glen Lininger
Lininger
Kountze
Tex
Fount Simmons
Hardin County
Fount
Olympic track records fall as fourth day opens
Los Angeles August 3 contestants in international tests opened the fourth day of track and field with multiple record efforts. Five new marks were set yesterday alongside earlier records as Hamp son and Wilson produced a tight 800 meter and 200 meter heats. Stella Walsh tied the 11.9 in the 100 meters and Lilian Copeland set a new discus record at 133 feet 2 inches.
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Los Angeles
Tom Hampson
Britein
Alex Wilson
Canada
Sera Martin
France
Eddie Tolan
Detroit
Ralph Marcalfa
Marquette
George Simpson
Ohio
Luii
Argentina
Stella Walsh
Poland
Lilian Copeland
California
New Rules Poised to Liven Basketball Next Season
Aug 3 1932 Massillon Ohio UPI reports experts predict new basketball rules drafted after the 1932 season will speed the game, emphasize fast breaks and man-to-man defense, and boost the hard follow shot. A coaching school Aug 22–27 will feature Dr H C Carlson of Pittsburgh among instructors, with an exhibition game likely between Akron West High and Anderson High.
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UPI
H.C. Carlson
University of Pittsburgh
Carlson
States
Canada
Hal R. Smith
Massillon High School
Akron West High School
Anderson High School
Indiana
Smith
Canzoneri Petrolle Title Bout Postponed Match
The Tony Canzoneri Billy Petrolle lightweight title fight scheduled for Monday at the Long Island Bowl is postponed indefinitely due to an injury to challenger Petrolle.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Billy Petrolle
New Long Island Bowl
Petrolle
Carnera Wins 10-Round Decision at Queensboro Stadium
Primo Carnera, Italian heavyweight, won a 10 round decision over Hans Birkie of Germany last night at Queensboro Stadium. The giant fighter showed little more than a single effective left hand in the bout.
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New York
UPI
Primo Carnera
Hans Birkie
Germany
Queensboro Stadium
Erie Strengthens Central League Lead In 12–4 Win
Erie moved further into the Central League race by defeating Fort Wayne 12 to 4 as Youngstown routed Dayton 13 to 2. The same two matchups were set to occur again today.
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Dayton
Ur— Erie
Fort Wayne
Youngstown
Cleveland Markets Show Varied Prices Across Produce and Livestock
Market notes from Cleveland list butter at 19 to 20 cents per pound, eggs around 14 to 18 cents, and poultry including heavy fowls at 14 to 16 cents. Potatoes priced Ohio 40 to 45 cents per 2 bushel basket. Livestock markets show hogs steady to 10 cents lower with 150-280 lb at 32.25, cows and calves trading around 3.00 to 6.50, and lambs 6.00 to 6.75. Chicago quotations show butter, eggs, poultry, and produce with regional price ranges and supply notes.
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Ohio
aAlive
Leghorn Hens LLC
Leghorn Broiers
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Timothy
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Waters unveils state camp plan for B E F program
National B E F leader announces creation of active state camps to replace federal troop evictions. Plans call for state organizations, headquarters in Washington, and the goal to enlist millions in their own states. Doak E H Carter directed to implement the policy with Johnstown refugees dispersing as the scheme proceeds. Waterbury property to be returned to Maud Edgell after sale for $1.
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B. EB. F. Vyet
Rang
Washington
Johnstown
Waters
Doak E H. Carter
Waterbury
Maud Edgell
Services Arranged for Frederick A. Sittig Fatally Struck
Frederick A. Sittig, 80, an inmate at Columbus State Hospital, died after being struck by a motor vehicle while crossing a street in Columbus. The report notes a phrase about the value of a good wife reflecting the work of a good husband.
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Columbus
Frederick A. Sittig
Columbus State Hospital
Browne Defeats Wallace In Cleveland Golf Match
Mary K. Browne won the opening defense of her city title by beating Mrs. Lea Wallace 8 and 6 in Cleveland Ohio. Browne carded 37 on the first nine holes, one over par, and finished with an 81 total.
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Mary K. Browne
Cleveland
Lea Wallace
Gallia County Sheriff’s Deputies Probe Fatal Swan Creek Shooting
Gallia County sheriff's deputies pursued leads today in the fatal Swan Creek shooting of Fred Brumfield, 34, as Walter Boyd, 46, a local farmer, was charged in connection with the Saturday incident over a disputed $10 debt.
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Gallipolis
Sheriff's Deputies
Walter Boyd
Gallia
Fred Brumfield
Swan Creek
Boyd
Brumfield
Army camp crowds city as 9000 reach camp soon
Unabated illness and vaccination urged as army camp grows near the city. Ambulances shuttle to Camp McCloskey where 117 women and 192 children reside. Sanitation strained, a typhoid case reported with no epidemic danger. Camp expands to about 30 acres, with waters to confer with Mayor McCloskey and a benefit film event planned. Police and a US marshal inspected tents. mayor defends markings as units are probed.
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Waters
U. S
District of Columbia National Guard
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