Zioncheck seeks forgetfulness as he quits poll race
Rep Marion A Zioncheck shocks Washington by withdrawing from the race calling himself Americas forgotten man He plans private law practice and cites his mothers health as reason Campaign aides say he remained confident he would have won if he had stayed in the race Zionchecks wife Rubye Louise a former Washington PWA stenographer lives with him near the University of Washington campus in a modest bungalow The Congressman had earlier escaped from Sheppard Enoch Pratt hospital in Baltimore and faced police and mental hospital detentions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zioncheck
Liv
Rubye Louise
Washington Pwa
Sheppard Enoch Pratt Hospital
Baltimore
University of Washington
Kentucky Senator Holds Small Lead In Primary Count
Louisville report shows Democratic candidate Mills Logan leading J OC Beckham as county returns paused at 2573 of 4296 precincts. Logan 85,554 Beckham 112,748 Young 62,206. Republican Robert H. Lucas leads in Senate race. Election day violence reported with two injured or killed. totals forecast near historic turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Caty
Congress
Voris Gregory
Glover Cary
E. W. Creal
Brent Spence
Virei] Shanman
A. J. May
Fred M. Vinson
Coughlin Attacks President In Two New England Talks
The Rev Charles E B Coughlin tours New England pledging to remove a communist from the presidential hall. He labels Roosevelt surrounded by Reds and Frackfurters of destruction and criticizes Hoover and London while noting Bill Lemke’s alignment with the 16 principles of the National Union for Social Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Charles EB. Coughlin
Royal Oak
Mich
New England
Washington
East Providence
R. 1
Worcester
Hoover
White House
Roosevelt
Smith
Stalin
Alf M. Tandon
Idaho
London
William Lemke
North Dakota
Union Party
America
Coughlin
Bill
National Union For Social Ju
Canning Demonstration By Kerr Glass Rep At Sears Roebuck
Alice Alldis, a Kerr Glass representative, will be at the Sears Roebuck store Tuesday to demonstrate canning processes. Demonstration periods run 10:00 to 12:00 in the morning and 2:90 to 4:00 in the afternoon, with all questions about canning answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Alldis
Kerr Glass Manufacturing Company
Sears-Roebuck
Idaho Strike Area Under Martial Law
Idaho Governor Ben Rass declared martial law in the Clearwater county lumber strike zone and ordered about 120 National Guardsmen. Pickets clashed with strikebreakers at the Fre mult ramp near Pierce, leaving five shot and several attacked with log chains. Eight arrested, wounded treated at Orofino Hospital.
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Bouss
Trahe
Aus
C. Ben Rass
Clearwater County
National
Fremult
Clearwater Lumber Company
Pierce
Idaho
White Pine
Orofino Hospital
Prot
Ross
Flyman Fined $50 on Driving Charge
Donald Wolcott aged 28 of 329 Eleventh Street was fined $50 and had his driving license suspended for six months after pleading guilty to driving under the influence. He was arrested on Lodi Street early Sunday by Officer Fred Bangs. Two companions, Clayie Marguin of 225 West 21st Street and Lennie Tiewalt of Sumner Street, also pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined sums plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wolcott
Eleventh Street
Castward
Don A. Baird
Wolcott
Lodi Street
Fred Bangs
Walcatt
Clayie Marguin
West 21Th Street
Losacn
Lennie Tiewalt
Sumner Street
Rach
Balloon sighting over New York Exposition grounds
A balloon seen racing clean over New York Exposition territory at 1:50 a.m. today is believed to be the Great Lakes Expo entry piloted by Milford Vanik and Anthony Fairbanks. The craft was reported heading eastward as weather observer Earl Larue Hose was granted a divorce from Earl H. Trogue on grounds of gross neglect of duty by Judge B D A Cook, per court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clean
N.Y
Milford Vanik
Anthony Fairbanks
Ealher Larue Hose
Earl H, Trogue
BD. A. Cook
Oberlin club activities fill week of events
In Oberlin Ohio on August 3 community groups announce gatherings including a Martes Club meeting August 4 at Mrs Harry Kellys, a Legion Auxiliary party on King Street, an DeMolay meeting in the Oberlin Grange hall, and a Women’s Missionary Association picnic at Mrs Lydia Lord Daviss home with a Palestine trip account. Also listed are a West Russia club all day picnic, 4 H judging of projects, and various visits and hospitality across Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Martes Club
Harry Kelly
North Pleasant Street
American Legion Auxiliary
John Dunn
King Street
Frank EF. Peck Chanter
Order of DeMolay
Oberlin Grange Hall
Women's Missionary Association
The
Congregational and Christian Women of Ohio
Lydia Lord Davis
West College Street
C. H. Hamilton
M Burener
Palestine
Syria
Oberlin Oda Fellows Lodge
West Russia Club
Ray Burke
Henrietta Town
Miss Bird
M Mebling
Tae
Deaths and Obituaries in Elyria Area Notices
Multiple death notices and funeral details from Elyria Wellington and surrounding towns. Entries include Eliza Ann Young of 242 Warren Ave and infant Boy Young of 248 Fifth Street with services at Congregational Church. Edwin Brendon of 601 Second Street. Joan A. Miller of 1283 East Ave. Rev. Alexander Moore Sr. of Wellington. and Stanley Gutowski of 21 W. 12th Street. Surviving family details and funeral homes listed.
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Eliza Young
Mies
Eliza Ann Young
Herbert G. Young
Warren Ave
Young
England
Herbert Arthur
Nichols Funeral
Congregational Church
Muir Rald
Babs Boy
Robert E. Young
Fifth Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Thomas Daly
LaGrange
R. G. Young
Chittagoa
Biner
St. Mary's Cemetery
Edwin Brendon
Second Street
Elyria
Nev
Colson
Co. Episcopal Church
Brendon
Ore
F. EH
Fingland
Tn Ols
Hamaor
Muir Aula
Atehimbhia
Stanley Gutowski
Sophia
12Th Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pol
Owens and Stephens Shine as Olympics Trail Continues
Owens wins sprint trials amid a strong crowd of 95 000 as Helen Stephens lowers the world mark near record time but wind aided rides complicate recognition. Annette Rogers advances with Stephens in the semi finals while Hariett Bland fails to qualify. Woodruff reaches the 100 meter final after a dominant semi heat performance with Vandrufft opening a wide lead early.
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Hitler
Owens
Helen Stephe
Fulton
Star
Slaws Walasiewicz Stella H
Poland
Miss Stephens
Annette Rogers
Inel
Harriet Bland
Chisago
Qwens
Johnny Woodruff
Pittsburgh
Kazimiera Muckarski
Juan Carlos An Cersano
Argentina
Woodruff
Van
Wellington Man Fined For Intoxication Plea
Ray Gray of Wellington paid one dollar and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication at police court. Mayor Don A. Baird presided this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ray Gray
Don A. Baird
Cleveland man fined for intoxication in police court
Wammersenmidt of 1026 East 6th Street Cleveland pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor Don A. Baird in police court. He was fined $1 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Wammersenmidt
East If 6Th Street
Cleveland
Don A. Baird
Coats
Wednesday Sprotat Calves Liver Ante Bacon
Wednesday menu note lists veartables potatoes rolls category or mik gdc with calf liver and bacon as main items.
Rotarians to Hear Talk by Missionary Music Professor
Rotarians at their weekly luncheon will hear Bliss Giant a missionary and music professor from Yenching University Peking China discuss Chinese music. He plans to return to China with his family to Augusta where their daughter Cecelia aged 5 who had infantile paralysis in China has recovered after treatment at Gates Hospital now accompanies them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yenching University
Peking
China
Bliss Giant
Augusta
Cecelia
Gates Hospital
Firemen Contain Six Grass Fires Over Weekend
Firemen extinguished six grass blazes during the weekend with one serious blaze threatening Columbia Steel Company property. Ladder Company No. 1 was deployed to control it, and firefighters responded to a second alarm near the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Steel Company
Ladder Company No. 1
Police Blotter Details Multiple City Incidents
At 8:35 p m Saturday on West River and Furnace streets Chester Zeeda and E B Havlor report incidents. On Adams street near 11:50 p m Saturday Ralph Carrick and P Y Waller involved in an event at Broad and Middle streets. L V Davis and George Pearson on Broad and Woodward near 5 30 p m Sunday. Halph Meyers reports his auto struck James Blackwell on West River Street around 9 10 p m Saturday. Blackwell refused hospital.
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West River
Furnace Streets
Chester Zeeda
R. D. No
LaGrange
E. B. Havlor
Adams Street
Ralph Carrick
Water Street
P. Y. Waller
Pasadena Avenue
Broad and
Middle
L. V. Davis
East Cleveland
George Pearson
Woodward Street
Lakewood
Broad
Halph Meyers
West River Street
James Blackwell
Elyria
West Avenue
Meyers
Blackwell
Lewis and Simmons Face Labor Council Trial Over Union Drive
The dispute centers on the Craft and Textile Organization in mass production industries. Green rejects outside mediation, insisting on settlement rather than arbitration. Leaders including Lewis and Simmons boycott defense, risking suspensions or convention referral as the conflict over craft versus industrial unionization deepens.
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Lewis
Green
I. Ig
Simmons
Committee For Industrial Organization
Council
A. F. Or
1. Council
CT. O
Tampa
Fla
Witth Lewis and
Wig Associates
Hatte
Hunger Ends Riot In Oregon Prison
Nine hundred convicts at the Oregon State Penitentiary resumed routines after 44 hours without food. Warden James Lewis and Gov. Charles Hl. Martin ordered hunger as a protest against a court ruling on automatic release for good behavior. Prison shops reopened with meals as 13 leaders were placed in solitary confinement and state police remained on standby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Aug
State Penitentiary
James Lewis
Charles Hl. Martin
New Extension of Surcharges Denied
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to grant permanent status to emergency freight rate surcharges. It had extended them from last July to December 31 and allowed a six month extension previously. Carriers argued the increases were just and needed, while the commission left routes open for possible future adjustments or rehearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Will Take Prints On Gun Found Near Body
Youngstown Quebec August 3. Fingerprints were to be taken today from the gun found near the body of Mrs Ruth Deetrick 21 wife of a Youngstown metallurgist. She was found dead at her home with a fatal wound to the temple. Her husband John Deetrick 31 was held for questioning. He said he found her dead when he awoke Saturday morning and believed she had killed herself.
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Youngstown, QC
Ruth Deetrick
Youngstown
John Deetrick
435 New Cars Sold in County In July
Automobile sales in July in Lorain County totaled 435 units with 401 new passenger cars and 34 new trucks sold. Compared to May 1935 figures of 298 cars and 45 trucks and June with 483 cars and 31 trucks, Elyria dealers moved 150 cars and 31 trucks, while Elyria overall sold 159 cars and trucks last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Clerks Office
Elyria
Elyria man fined for information in police court
William White of East Avenue was fined one dollar and costs after pleading guilty to an information in police court before Mayor Donn A. Baird this morning. The case centered on a minor charge, with White cited for information in the municipal hearing. Green asserted the council has authority to suspend and unions denied seats at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
East Avenue
Donn A. Baird
Green
Grenn
Federation Solidarity
Cleveland Market Report Mixed Produce and Livestock Prices
Market notes from Cleveland show mixed price ranges for produce and livestock. Roosters, leghorns, broilers, and various poultry items appear with varied weights and grades, while potatoes, grain, and hay show regional price movements. Live cattle and hogs run steady to higher margins, with lambs and veal noted in mid range on receipts.
Bridge Traffic Limits and Salvage Plan for Aid Bridge
Receivership has failed by about £90000 to meet obligations since January 1933. Operators say continuing losses are preferable to halt work, as about 500 workers remain employed. Traffic officials plan to limit truck loads and speed to 10 mph on the bridge and will seek talks in Columbus with highway and Public Utilities Commission officials about variances. County board aims to preserve the aid bridge after state funding hopes faded. a new bridge was estimated at 1,099,000 with 50 50 state and federal support sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunn
E. M. Wickens
Columbus
Highway F Department
Public Utilities Commission
Ridgevale Man Pleads Guilty to Intoxication Charge
Frank Brown of Ridgevale entered a guilty plea to intoxication before Mayor Don A. Baird in police court. He was fined $1 and costs. The arraignment occurred today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Ridgevale
Don A. Baird
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U.S
Kentucky
Belden Grange Hall
Henry Cook
Weeb-Park
Middle Ave
Clarabeli
Keyes
Oxford
Crystal
Flyman
Esther W Oberlin
Esther Mood
Allan Harris
Union St
Philip King
King
Hast College Street
Washburn College
Topeks
Kansas
Leslie M. Huntley
Airs
George A. Huntley
Shanghai
Cnuin Sylvester
River Rouge
Michigan
J. Rudekoff
C. E. Wigton
Lindy
Harold Hamilton
George Jackson
Boy Scout
Huron
Wigton
Teddy
Albert Conk
St. Paul
Minn
CD. Iy. Blackmer
South Pleasant Street
J. H. Kutscher
Ralphan
East Nd
Glenn Davis
Dunkirk. O
J. $. Wetherill
West Lorain Street
Lates. Geiger
O. Yr
McGrann
Manes
Gaibr
Pittssburg
William Topping
P Mouth
King Strent
C. A. Linderman
Middle Avenue
Elgin
J. J. Wood
Fepwin Brendon
John A. Miller
Joan A. Miller
East Ave
Larain County
Wakemen
Rose M. Vincent
George
Raymond Carl
Nichols
Lop. Om. Ho Worial
Brownheim
Rev
Alexander Moore
Carl Wynn
Magyar Street
Antioch Baptist Church of
Wellington Fair Grounds
Inna
Wallington
Ellie
Washington, D. C
William
Fred
Frank
Slaughter Funeral Home
Holy Cross Church
Alliance of Poles of America
M York
Genevieve
Edmond
Floria
Bittner Funeral
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Biyria
Ohio
Cleveland Mas
Sederis Restaurant
Oregon
Elyria Wan
Leghorn
Broilers
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Macwlaid and Wiekinkt Cobbters
Voledo
APHI
Duehes
Andaresn
Carragh
KROT
Prada
Tom
Radis Tyre
Rowatoms Hothouse
Coen
AML
Iedr
Man Fenedy
Pepatring
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
K. M. Leiby
St. Ph
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Conn
Lorain County Company
Kerr Glass Mfg. Corp
Kerr Canning Products
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Elyria, Ohio
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