Pacific cooperation talks between United States and Britain
Paris August 4 United States and Great Britain were said in naval quarters to discuss possible Pacific defense cooperation if the 1935 naval conference fails. Plans would cover Australia to Alaska with Alaska and Hawaii defenses by the United States and a second naval air base at Port Darwin and the Singapore base by Britain. Talks pending London discussions. Japan’s stance and a proposed Soviet mutual aid treaty were also noted.
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Laited
Paris
United States
Great Britain
Pacific
Australia
Alaska
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Port Drachin
Great Singapore
London
Britain
Naotaki Sato
France
Tokyo
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Ohio forecast fair and warmer with showers later
Fair and somewhat warmer tonight in Ohio. Sunday partly cloudy with showers in the west portion during the afternoon or at night. Warmer in the east portion with the day ending milder and brighter in places.
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Ohio
Mrs Dall Returns to White House in Divorce Papers
Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall arrived at the White House at 9 P M from Chicago with seven pieces of luggage and Nevada divorce papers in her pocket book. She declined to answer questions about her divorce from Curtis B Dall or her children Sissie and Buzzie visiting their father in Chicago.
Dynamos disaster kills 34 laborers at Japanese dam
An explosion of dynamite on a power dam construction near Hiroshima killed 34 laborers. Officials attributed the blast to heat from the sun.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Here
Baker Defies NRA Order in Glenns Ferry Ida
B W Nestak the town’s only baker sold bread to housewives for nine cents a loaf in defiance of the NRA. The action follows NRA support drawn from Senator William E Borah in a rural Idaho town.
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NRA
Glenns Ferry
Ida
B. W. Nestak
Willian E. Borah
Violence hits Minneapolis as picketers shot during strike
In Minneapolis on August 4 two picketing truck drivers were shot and severely wounded by a non-union driver. The incident marks a new wave of violence amid the 19 day paralyzing transportation strike, with tensions escalating as the strike continues.
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Minneapolis
Detroit Man Head Of Crippled Children Visits Elyria
Paul H. King of Detroit new president of the International Society for Crippled Children visits Elyria for the first time in his 19 years in the movement. He aims to tour Gates Hospital for Crippled Children and Elyria Memorial Hospital, recounts his work with founder E. F. Daddy Allen, and notes plans for international congresses including Budapest next year.
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Detroit
International Society For Crippled Children
Paul H. King
Crippled Children’s Movement
Elyria
Newell
Fremont
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hospital Corporation
Gates Hospital For
King
The
International Society
Montreal
E. F
Allen
Society
Rotary Club For
Michigan
Rotary
Michigan Society For Crippled Children
Budapest
President Inspects Grand Coulee Power Project
President Roosevelt tours the Grand Coulee irrigation and power project in Washington aboard his special train during a 15,000 mile New Deal tour. He spoke at Bonneville Dam site earlier in Oregon and emphasized continued government control of power and future expansion. He outlined aims for population growth in the Pacific Northwest and noted opposition in Congress to the St. Lawrence development.
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Roosevelt
Ephrata
Wash
Washington State
Grand Coulee
Grand Coules
Washinnton
Oregon
Bonneville Dam
Portland
Columbia River
Cascades
Columbia
Congress
St. Lawrence River
Bonneville
Northwest
America
National Capitol
Mrs. Roosevelt
James
Wyoming
John
Franklin
Annapolis
Panama Canal
Hawaiian Islands
Continental
United States
Columbia Station man severely burned in kitchen kerosene blast
Henry Cletzer, 46, of Columbia Station, remained in serious condition after a kerosene stove exploded as he tried to start a fire in his kitchen. He warned his three asleep children and brother, shed burning clothing, and was taken to Berea Hospital. Children Arthur 16 and Donna 20 and Deiora 9 and brother Cari were present.
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Henry Cletzer
Columbia Station
Clotzer
Donna
Cletzer
Berea Hospital
Arthur
De‘Jora
Cari
Minneapolis Gov to embargo most trucks in city strike
Governor Olson declares a martial move to bar all but essential trucks from Minneapolis streets at midnight. An embargo would affect bread, ice, milk and gasoline deliveries, interstate carriers, and those under Haas Dunnigan terms. Guards and a provost court threaten violators. raid on Citizens' Alliance offices yields seized records for analysis.
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Minneapolis
Flord B. Olson
Francis J. Haas
H. H. Dunnigan
National Guardsmen
Citizens’ Alliance
Employers’ Advisory Committee
Alliance
Olgon
Citizens’ Alliance Clique
National Tube Schedule For Next Week
Operations at the National Tube company plant in Lorain will run on a comparatively low schedule next week. One blast furnace and five open hearth furnaces will be in operation. The Bessemer converter will run single turn, with blooming mills operating to suit steel conditions. Number three skelp mill opens three days starting Monday, rail mill three days, starting Monday, number two butt mill four days, number ten lapp mill five days, number five lapp mill two and a half days, and number one seamless mill five days starting Tuesday.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Butt
Nations Agree to Worldwide Arm Embargo in League Vote
The League of Nations reported 26 nations backing an embargo on arms to Bolivia and Paraguay to end the Gran Chaco war. Other non replying nations signaled willingness to join. early enforcement hoped next week with US, UK, France, Russia and more among assured participants.
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United Press
Geneva
Gran Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
League of Nations
League
United States
Canada
Great Britain
France
Russia
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Brazil
Denomars
Dominican Republic
Netherlands
Sweden
Switzerland
Irish Free State
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Mexico
Panama
Portugal
Spain
Storm loss covered by insurance at Elyria pumping station
Destruction of the six car brick garage at the Elyria water pumping station by Thursday's storm was estimated at 1500 dollars. Insurance will cover the loss, according to Service Director Underhill. Three cars inside the garage were damaged, owned by A. L. Miller chief engineer, and station employees Leland Weickle and Joe Harper.
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Elyria Water
Fred Underhill
A. L. Miller
Leland Weickle
Joe Harper
Nazeg Work To Get Landslide Vote For Hitler
Nazi propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels spearheads a mass mobilization to push a landslide vote for Adolf Hitler on August 19. He plans a countrywide speaker tour to rally patriotic support while government officials prepare for President von Hindenburg’s funeral. Memorial services to be held nationwide as public life stalls at 11 46.
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Berlin
Joseph Goebbels
Adolf Hitler
Feuhrer
Reich Cnancellor
Hitler
Goebbels
Neudeck
Tannenburg
Paul von Hindenburg
Tannemburg
Iico
Noudeck
Army
Windenburg
Chateau
Tannen
Lorain County selects 4-H representatives for Ohio State Fair
Lorain County Four-H Clubs named their state fair team after two judging events at the Elyria YMCA. Roberta Ingersoll of the Columbia Busy Bees won the county style revue. Boys winners include William Kniesel, Howard Petry, Leane Knoble, and two girls Neva Carrick Marian Moon joined the team with a forestry project. Doris Portman and Steve Vertis earned health competition spots.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Sill
Roberta Ingersoll
Columbia Busy Bees
Dorothy Crocker
William Kniesel
Brownhelm
Gulf Road Buckeye Sewers Club
Neva Carrick
Marian Moon
Doris Portman
Henrietta
Steve Vertis
Columbia Township
Wildcat Oil Well Blows Out in High-Pressure Gas Sand
In Dickinson Texas on August 4 Humble Oil and Refining Maven Stewart Wild cat oil test erupted into a fierce flame when the drill hit a high-pressure gas sand at 7799 feet. Gas surged from the hole despite a blowout preventer as the wildcat well burned vigorously for hours until the derrick failed in the intense heat.
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Dickenson
Tex
Humble OH and Refining Company
Maven Stewart
Intensive effort under way to secure consent for Elyria Savings plan
Volunteers met at the bank to solicit signatories for the plan to reopen Elyria Savings and Trust Co. Depositors with over $25 in deposits will have access to funds as the bank reopens. About 4,000 depositors have signed, 400 have not. The plan relies on a loan from the RFC and aims to release public funds while keeping all depositors on equal footing.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Co
A. J. Robinson
R. Rice
Rice
R. F
Rica
State Banking Department
Court
Doal
Bisha
Mr. Rice
Harold Rorick
Solicitors’ Committee
Elyria
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Houston
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U. S
Qlain
Paragua
NAZEG
Hindenburg
Howard Petry
Leanes
Knoble
Jetta Club
Dame Tor
E. S
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