Hitler in Mourning as Hitler consolidates power after Hindenburg’s death
Adolf Hitler led Germany in mourning for President Paul von Hindenburg and moved to merge the presidency with the chancellorship. He named Hjalmar Schacht as minister of economics, announced a plebiscite for August 19 on the title Fuhrer and Reich Chancellor, and pledged army loyalty while planning two funeral orations.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Paul von Hindenberg
Hindenburg
Hitler
Reichstag
Tannenberg
Tannenburg Memorial
Hyal
Mar Schacht
Reisch Bank
Sebachet
Sebacht
Schacht
Europe
Fuertes
Reich
Wilhelm Frick
Fuehrer
Offre
New York
Reichswehr
The Weather Forecast Ohio
The forecast for Ohio calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday with a noted much change in temperature. The report highlights stable weather patterns and a mild to moderate temperature swing expected across the state.
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Ohio
Airliner Forced Down After Gale and Huge Hail Battle
An American Airways Stinson flight from Buffalo to Cleveland battled a 60 mile per hour gale and enormous hailstones three miles up, was driven off course, and forced to land at Brookville Pennsylvania. Pilot Eddie Dryer and ten passengers described the terrifying ordeal as the hail battered the aircraft, with Dever’s expert piloting credited for averting disaster.
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Brookville
American Airways
Buffalo
Cleveland
Eddie Dryer
Stinson
Fabvic
A. W. Buckler
Tuscns Steel Company
Youngstown
G. HE. Clodselter
Koko Company
Chicago
Dever
Tribute to Hindenburg at Neudeck as nation mourns
East Prussia Aug 3: Parsoned by church bells and 21 gun salute the nation paid homage to President von Hindenburg lying in state at Neudeck Chateau. Flags at half mast, bands silent, crowds swelled. Crown Prince Wilhelm arrived to offer his respects as funeral arrangements were released.
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Neudeck
East Prussia
L.phfiel
von Hindenburg
Germany
Neudeck Chateau
Naif
Hindenburg
Army
Navy
Jet Infantry
Wilhelm
Hussars
Busby
Chauteau
Kaiser
Smythe Explains Industrial Loans in the Fourth District
In Cleveland on August 3, F A Smythe, Elyria, chair of the Federal Reserve industrial advisory committee, urged small firms in the fourth District to use a 28.99 million revolving fund for financing. Only 210 thousand in loans has been issued so far through Fed Reserve Bank directors or member banks, with discounting by member banks. Loans will be private and limited to established businesses with no publicity.
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Cleveland. O
Federal Reserve
F. A. Smythe
Elyria
Federal Reserve Bank
Smythe
Two Killed In Tenn Primary Violence
In a state wide primary marked by violence two deaths occurred and several injured. Governor Hill McAlister and Senators Nathan L Bacnman Kenneth D McKellar won renomination after late vote tabulation. Violence flared in Chattanooga as Dov Sutherland was shot on election night and a child died in a motorcycle accident en route to the police.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hill McAlister
Tennessee
United States
Nathan L Bacnman
Kenneth D. McKellar
McKellar
John R Neal
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Dov Sutherland
Linden
Lawrences Blevins
Knights of Columbus Outing Planned for Sunday
The Knights of Columbus Mary Higha Knights expect 15,900 members and families to gather at Paritas Springs Park near Sunday for their third annual Cleveland area outing and picnic. An automobile parade from East Cleveland will proceed to the park with police escort. The program lists 50 events including baseball, races, tug of war, dancing, roller skating, a popularity contest and attendance contests.
Hungarian Bomber Sentenced to Death by Court Martial
Vienna bulletin reports Eduard Hoenig a Hungarian was today sentenced by a military court martial to be hanged for making bombs.
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Vienna
Eduard Hoenig
Lorain County Four-H selects state demo contest winners
Two Gulf Road Buckeye Sewers 4-H girls Neya Carrick and Marian Moon will represent Lorain County at the Ohio State Fair for the state demonstration contest. Their project on Curtain and Drapes in the Farm Home earned first place, judged at the Elyria YMCA.
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Gulf Road
Buckeye Sewers
Lorain County
Elyria Y. M. C
Neya Carrick
Marian Moon
E. D. Hoag
Tripple-S Clothing Club
Dorothy Gluyna
Pearl Hall
Gladys Hecock
Brownhelm Club
Ne.e4
Alice Roach
Elsie Trinter
H. L. Leimbach
Lake Avenue Triples Clothing Club
Hazel Behnke
Helen Naughton
Plackiis
Nems
Rs E S. Croskey
Lake Avenues
J. W. Pendry
Kent
Emergency lighting used at hospital during power failure
At Bixine Memorial Hospital the emergency lighting system functioned when regular lights failed last night during a surgical operation. Superintendent Frank Hoover praised the system for its reliability and readiness under emergency conditions.
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Bixine Memorial Hospital
Frank Hoover
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Storm toll rises across Michigan and Illinois from two late storms
Two late storms slash Michigan and Illinois with at least eight dead in Michigan and millions in damage. Flint bears the brunt with shattered plate glass and dark factories as a 100 mile wind leaves towns without power. An emergency room ward is set up at Hurley Hospital as victims are treated, while a steamer near Algonac is driven aground and passengers are rescued.
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Flint
Mick
Angel
Michigan
Illinois
Hurley Hospital
Detroit
Algonac
Squirrel Island
Tashmoo Island Park
Detroits
Cloudburst Floods Bridgeport NJ Disrupts Water, Dams
A cloudburst in Bridgeport New Jersey flooded the Cohansey River and its tributaries, bursting two dams and isolating the city from drinking water. Bridges washed away and supports were undermined near Commerce Street Bridge. Four oyster schooners broke from moorings and drifted downstream impacting smaller vessels. The two dam breaks destroyed the water pumping station leaving Bridgeport with about 100,000 gallons of drinking water.
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Bridgeport
N. J
Cohansey River
Commerce Street Bridge
Commerce’ Street
Toledo Man And Son Drown In Reno Beach Storm
A Toledo father Paul Peth, 34, and his son Daniel Peth, 11, drowned when their rowboat overturned in Laks Ene off Reno Beach during Thursday night’s wind and rain storm. Their bodies washed ashore near Howard Farmer early Friday after leaving their Reno Beach cottage to fish at West Sister Island.
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Toledo
Laks Ene
Reno Beach
Waukee Valiey
Paul Peth
Daniel Peth
Peth
West Sister Island
Howard Farmer
Airmail Sky Train Launches From Philadelphia Runway
Trailing two gliders, the airmail sky train departed Philadelphia at 9 55 A M en route to Baltimore and Washington. The craft left New York yesterday and was delayed by overnight bad weather before takeoff.
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Hiladelphia
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Sidelight on Thursday Storm Hits Cascade Park Area
A Thursday windstorm badly damaged Cascade Park trees including a landmark elm near the baseball grounds. Many branches broke, playgrounds entrances shut, and roads flooded. Other damages spread to farms and towns with barns, silos, and garages blown down or moved. extensive orchard and tree losses reported. Emergency lighting aided Elvira Memorial Hospital during the storm.
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Cascade Park
Loch Stret
Telephone Service In Great Demand In Elyria
The Elyria Telephone Co. was busy last night as storm damage and lake shore reports flooded in. Residents with relatives along the shore or elsewhere sought word on safety while operators kept service steady using emergency lights when normal power failed.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Telephone Co
Lorain storm damages hit homes and streets
The storm damaged three trees in the Allen yard, a large oak 80 feet tall. Mrs Don Berry escaped injury when a tree limb crushed her windshield on Lake Avenue. A tree struck by lightning fell on George Robsons car but caused little damage. A six car brick garage at the Kyra Water Works Pumping Station was smashed. Lightning struck the Nickel Plate Railroad bridge and two fish houses. Coast guards rescued five from a Marblehead boat. Lorain and Amherst suffered extensive window and tree damage along Cleveland Avenue. Eight linemen worked to restore service along the lake shore. Citizens faced flooded streets and sewer concerns as merchants rushed to guard stock.
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Don Berry
Adelbert Street
Elyria
Clinte
Lake Avenue
Allen
Kiyra
State Route 57 To Be Improved In Lorain Elyria
The 1934 State Highway Department program will include improvements to State Route 57 in Lorain County. Lorain city work covers about 3,000 feet on Broadway from the south corporation line to 28th street, and Elyria’s project spans about three-eighths of a mile on West Bridge Street from West River to Broad Street. Plans and estimates have been prepared.
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Colmbus. O
Lorain
Elyria
State Highway Department
Broadway
Storm Rips City and County in Severe Gale
Widespread damage from the worst storm since the 1924 Lorain tornado hit Elyria Lorain Amherst and Vermilion with downed trees blocked highways knocked out power and telephones and flooded basements.91 children at the Vermilion river health camp were moved to churches while workers aided by Red Cross prepared to return them today. Power service was restored but street lighting remained limited as crews from OP S Massillon and Alliance worked through the night.
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Larain
Lorain Counter
Lorain
Elyria
Amherst
Vermilion
Nickel Plate Railroad
Sandusky
Tenra
Vermilion River
L. B. Hindman
Elmer White
Federal Work Relief Administration
Frank Smith
Edward Smith
Ehyvia
Robert Becker
FERA
Red Cross
M. A. Houghton
Milton Schlechter
Frank
Milton Baus
Telegraph Road
Schlechter’s
Frank Baus
Tn Elyria
Washington Avenue
J. B Jobnson
Ohio Public Service Company
Johnson
OP 3
Massillon
Alliance
Curren
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Rindenburg
Neva Carrick
Gulf Road Buckeye Sewers Club
Mich
New Jersey
A. C. Allen
Oxford Avenue
Edward Plas
la Grange
Grafton
Belden
Sam Stevenson
Grafton Road
S. D. Davidson
H. B. Belden
Courtland Street
Fay Stocking Company
Broad Street
West River
Furnace Streets
Oberlin Road
Second Street
East Avenue
Sixth Street
William Wuebber
Litchfield
H. P. Long
Latchield
G. A. Hoke
William Holst
Dr. Baldwin
J C George
Denison Avenue
Lorain County Bank
A Datn
C. F. Short
Ayoo
George A. Robson
Gutason
Seventh Street
Rater
Cleveland Avenue
Loram
Black River
Coast Guards
Marblehead
A. J. Shaffer
Huron
Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lakes
Bris Canal
Scott Marvin
Andrew Yanushek
Mansfield
David
Ralph Myers
Wilkinsburg
Charles Hahn
National Bank of Commerce
Lorain Telephone Company
Lake Shore
Mans Elysians
Cella
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