Nazis to War Against Three Groups Unfit for State
Berlin reports quote Dr. Paul Goebbels announcing a three-front war against undesirables as the immediate aim of Nazism to totalize Germany. Jews, Roman Catholics, and Stahlhelm members named as direct targets while other groups are to be subordinated. He warned of domestic and press suppressions and the dissolution of Stahlhelm.
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Berlin
Germany
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Public Enlightenment
Essen
Goebbels
Steel Helon
AAA Confusion Sparks Congressional Appeal Over Insignia
In Washington and Findlay Ohio on August 5 the AAA seeks to clarify it is not the AAA Agriculture. AAA president Thomas P Henry tells Congress the organization arrived first and will remain long after the Agriculture department and its Triple A label fade. Separately the Findlay district Ohio highway patrol opened a new 22000 dollar barracks with Chief Justice Carl Weygandt lauding the patrol as the first line of defense in fighting crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AAA
Congress
American Automobile Association
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Thomas P. Henry
Aunto- Mobile
Agriculture
Son Of Professor Moley Recovering From Severe Burns
Malcolm Moley ten year old son of Prof Raymond Moley recovering from severe burns at Berea Community Hospital The twin Raymond Jr vows to stop experimenting with cleaning fluid The injuries to legs and hands are flesh burns not critical Mrs Moler says he is a good little scout incident occurred while the boys were at the Moler summer home experimenting in the garage The flame burst did not ignite Malcolm clothing there was no explosion
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Berea
Malcolm Moley
Raymond Moley
Berea Community Hospital
Raymond, Jr
Prof. Moley
Today Magazine
Roosevelt Plain-Truster
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Wis
John Jacobbs
Toledo Dry Cleaning Employees Return After Holiday
Benefitted by salary increases ranging from 29 to 100 percent, Toledo dry cleaning workers returned to their jobs today after a two day holiday. All establishments signed contracts pre-approved by the cleaners, pressers and dyers union. Mrs. Leona Duling, secretary, said the firms also agreed on a standard price for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Leona Duling
Portage County Board Resignations Prompt Civil Service Row
The Portage County board resignations sparked a clash as Berrodin vowed to appoint a civilian board if any resignations occur. The board recommended Mrs. Brand for investigator and Mrs. Anna Anikouchine for office assistant, but Berrodin named Wilbur Sutliff, a Democrat, who did not pass the civil service exam. Prosecutor Butler said the state division cannot block qualified appointments under civil service laws. The board members Dunn, Davidson, and Shaw prepared for a showdown, stating recommendations were based on civil service ratings, not party. They pledge to uphold those ratings.
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Portage County Board
Berrodin
United Press Dispatches
Brand
Anna Anikouchine
Wilbur Sutliff
Sutliff
Butler
Rounrr
Dunn
John E. Davidson
Harry L. Shaw
Continue Drive To Make Highways Safe
William Ruthas of Cleveland was fined 1 and costs by Justice Joseph Petro for improper lighting on his automobile. Deputies Nau and Monroe arraigned him in Sheriff Dick's drive to improve highway safety. Scores of motorists received summonses or warnings in the past two weeks. L. Shadwick of Iowa was fined 325 and costs for operating on a prescribed route by the Public Utilities Commission. Trials for other violators are scheduled this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ruthas
Cleveland
Joseph Petro
Gerald Nau
Ed. Monroe
Clarence W. Dick
L. Shadwick
Iowa
Public Utilities Commission
Local man pleads guilty on intoxication charge
Joe Baki of this city was arrested by local police Saturday evening on an intoxication charge and entered a guilty plea in police court this morning. He was fined 35 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baki
Two bicycles stolen reported to police this weekend
Police logged theft reports from Kenneth Lord of 249 Marseilles Avenue and Albert Greiner of 142 North Maple Street. Also from Lima, a man died after a lake dive near here with lung hemorrhages leading to death at a Lima Hospital. Funeral services planned for Tuesday for Ora Wade, 56, city solicitor and former mayor of Fostoria, Ohio.
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Kenneth Lord
Marseilles Avenue
Albert Greiner
North
Maple Street
Lima
Here
James Murphy
Fostoria
Dees Fostoria
Ora Wade
Quarrel Ends With Arrest For Firearm Discharge
James McDeonald of 449 Fifteenth Street was jailed after an altercation at a West Avenue residence led to a charge of unlawfully discharging a firearm. He pleaded guilty before Mayor W H Vanoster, was fined four dollars plus costs, and sentenced to 30 days in county jail with possible suspension for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
James McDeonald
Fifteenth Street
McDonald
West River Street
Rich
W. H. Vanoster
Vanoster
Picnic Proves To Be Great Success At Crystal Beach
The Western Automatic Co. annual picnic at Crystal Beach drew strong attendance with numerous athletic events. Winners included Bob Pomeroy Josephine Wojrowicz Geo Knapp Eleanor Briesnon Julius Tisza Jean Demaria Janice Miller Helen Ladd Helen Valerius Julius Tisza and E Oris, among others. The backer contest went to Lloyd Walters and Sederis team won the baseball game while an amateur hour showcased six performers led by June Fuller and John Yourikiviteh Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Automatic Co
Crystal Beach
Bob Pomeroy
Td Raids
Josephine Wojrowicz
Jinia Nagy
Geo. Knapp
John Frimon
Eleanor Briesnon
Eila Oldfield
Julius Tisza
Bors
June Fuller
John Youri Kiviteh, Jr
E. Scouren
June
Harriet Folley
League power and 1906 treaty shape Ethiopia dispute
The article notes direct three power talks lie outside the league covenant and rely on a 1906 Britain France Italy treaty shared influence in Ethiopia. It says Ethiopia was not invited and questions supersedence by the league. It highlights Argentina Chile Mexico and eastern European states as supporters while the conscience of the league speaks for action. It mentions Italy US Briand Kellogg pact and hopes to engage the US to avert war.
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Ther Naint
Britain
France
Italy
Ethiopia
Argentina
Chile
Mexico
Europe
Netherlands
Spain
League
United States
School Board Meets This Afternoon
Elyria Board of Education gathers this afternoon to discuss the planned high school auditorium. At July’s meeting the board explored financing as a PWA project with 45 percent federal funds and no bonds. investigation suggests the plan cannot be carried out, and the board must decide the next step.
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Elyria Board of Education
PWA
Color Pictures At Y.M.C.A Travel Series
America s romantic and historic Southwest will be shown in pictures at the fifth session of the travel and education series at the Y M C A. Colored lantern slides and natural color pictures capture painted terraces amphitheatres carved from colored rock layers and fantastic sculptured forms including oriental temples. The free presentation invites all interested spectators.
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America
Southwest
P. m
New Pastor Named for Corpus Christi Church in Cleveland
Rev. Anthony B. Orlemanski, longtime pastor at Grafton’s Assumption Church, is announced as the new pastor of Corpus Christi Church in Cleveland by Bishop Joseph Schrembs. He will be succeeded at Grafton by Rev. Foster of Warren.
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Grafton
Anthony B. Orlemanski
Assumption Church of
Corpus Cristi
Cleveland
Joseph Schrembs
Orlemanski
Foster
Warren
Wake Man Redcaps to Host Night Games in Week
Wakeman fans welcome two upcoming night games at Wakeman Field. Clyde Merchants visit Wednesday with guest of honor Larry Lajoie of the Cleveland Nap, and Amherst Eagles visit Sunday August 11. Night baseball draws near thousand attendance.
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Wakeman
Wakeman Redcaps
Caps
Clyde Merchants
Larry Lajoie
Cleveland Nap
Amherst Eagle
Wakeman Field
Merchants Clash Tonight at Hamilton In City League
Hi-Speeds meet Elyra Merchants at 6:30 in Hamilton as players receive notice. Elyra Hardware softball hosts a City League party at Lincoln Park tonight. Kerbs Smoke Shop team to play at Lo-Ail with Hardware members at South End pool room at 5:45. North Olmsted Juniors won by forfeit yesterday when Elstia Juniors failed to appear at Ely Stadium.
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Hamilton
Elroria Hardware
Lincoln Park
Kerb’s
Smoke Shop
Hardwares
South End
North Olmsted Juniors
Elstia Juniors
Ely Stadium
Sederis Restaurant Girls Practice On Legion Diamond
The Sederis Restaurant girls hold a practice tonight at 6 o clock on American Legion diamond No 21. All players are required to attend.
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Sederis Restaurant
American Legion
Cars Damaged In Three Accidents
Three minor auto crashes reported by the police over the weekend. Lee Minkler of 222 Harwood Street and a Lorain County Dog Warden were involved in a collision at Second and West on Saturday afternoon. Paul Moshie of 112 Beebe Court and L. F. Sheak of North Ridgeville were near Broad Street Saturday evening. Carl Arteno of Oberlin and Roy Jackson of Parma collided at West Avenue and Sixth Street last evening. A third incident involved a theft during dedication exercises at Gates Hospital where J. W. Mead of Cincinnati had a pocket picked and a $100 bill fold stolen.
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Lee Minkler
Harwood Street
Lorain County
Joe Meo
North Logan Street
Paul Moshie
Beebe Court
L. F. Sheak
North Ridgeville
Broad Street
Carl Arteno
Oberlin
Roy Jackson
Market Avenue
Parma
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Girl and Companions Held in Custody Here
A 14 year old Johnson girl and two male companions Edwin Camp 19 of Courtland and Jack DeFine 20 of Niles were arrested on Middle avenue by Officer Clare Parker. The trio claimed the girl was 18 and headed for Chicago but police did not believe her. The girl admitted she was 14 and had run away. Trumbull County authorities and the girl's parents were notified. They will be turned over to probate officials with possible charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor against Camp and DeFino.
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Johnson (O
Trumbull County
Edwin Camp
Courtland, O
Jack DeFine
Niles
Ohio
Middle Avenue
Clare Parker
Parker
Chicago
E. J. Stankard
Camp
DeFino
Restitution and Parole Granted for Former Loan Official
C E Kent, former official of Independent Savings and Loan, received probation after restitution of about 6900 to John Baker and the loan company. Kent was tried on a charge of obtaining Baker's signature on a false contract. another indictment over a false financial statement remains pending. Prosecutor opposed the probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Kent
Independent Savings and Loan Company
Lorain
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Kent
John Baker
Baker
State Building and Loan Department
Howard R. Butler
Roosevelt approves 27.5 million for soil erosion program
President Roosevelt today approved a 27.5 million national soil erosion conservation effort using 4 billion work relief funds. It establishes 93 new erosion demonstration projects in 42 states and continues 47 existing ones. New areas average about 25,000 acres each, with established projects ranging from 40,000 to 16,990,000 acres. In Ohio, 517,345 dollars fund three new projects in Butler, Knox Morrow, and Ashland Wayne counties.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National
Relief Workers Hold Meeting Tomorrow
A special meeting of the Relief Workers Local No 1 of Elyria and vicinity will be held in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall tomorrow evening. A number of good speakers have been secured, it was reported. BELLEFONTAINE Aug 5 Joseph H. King 732 a farmer fatally shot himself twice near the heart with a pistol in the yard of his home today. He was a widower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Workers Local No. 1
Elyria
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bellefontaine
Joseph H. King
Miss Campbell Dies After Long Illness in Oberlin
Oberlin obit notes Miss Annabelle Campbell 77 died at 196 Elm Street after a long illness. Born October 9, 1857, she was an Oberlin College graduate class of 1877 and longtime resident. Funeral Tuesday at 2:50 at Sedgeman parlors. burial Westwood Cemetery.
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Oberlin
Annabelle Campbell
Elm Street
Miss Campbell
Oberlin College
Oscar Kent Campbell
Sedgeman
Westwood Cemetery
James Brant Wellington
James Brant
Magyar Street
Wellington
Sarah
Samuel
Chatham
Lun
Brunswick
Calvin
Berea
Ephram
Cleveland
Watte
Medina
Oberlin Residents Attend K P Picnic
Oberlin residents attended the K. P. picnic yesterday at Crystal Beach. Notables present include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Jain Denger, Rosa and son, Mr. and Mrs. Max Papworth and daughter Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Blackmer and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schafer, and H. A. Cook.
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Oberlin
K. P
Crystal Beach
Ray Hall
Jain Denger
Club Meetings and Society Gatherings This Week
The Bethel Baptist Class meets Tuesday evening at Mrs. Harry Squires home on Woodland avenue. The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters hold an all day meeting Wednesday at Morgan Cottage at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. The Missionary Society of the Baptist church meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. H. M. House home 196 South Main Street.
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Bethel
The
Baptist Church
Harry Squires
Woodland Avenue
Pythian Sisters
Morgan
Acting Manager of Elyria Credit Bureau Resigns
Lawrence E. Spooner resigns as acting manager of the Elyria Credit Rating Bureau after three months. He will return to his former post at the Cleveland Retail Credit Men's Bureau after a leave of absence. No successor is planned at this time.
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Lawrence E. Spooner
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
Spooner
Cleveland Retail Credit Men's Bureau
Elyria
Cleveland
Market report from Cleveland livestock and produce markets
Market activity is strong with receipts in cattle hogs and sheep and lambs. Prices shown include prime steers 9.30 to 10.80, choice 7.00 to 8.00, prime hogs 10.25 to 11.00 per hundredweight, and sheep and lamb bids from 4.00 to 8.00 for various grades. Produce markets show butter 28c, eggs 22-28c, live poultry steady with fowls 14-18c and broilers 15-24c, potatoes Virginia Delaware around 1.00 to 1.50 per bag.
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Cleveland
Choige
Virginia
Delaware
Court actions and suits spanning divorce, injuries, and loans
Oliver Pearsall is granted a divorce from Bess Pearsall on wilful absence by Judge Guy B. Findley. Albert Mori sues Dr. Homer B. Van Hyning for 25900 injuries from a Route 59 collision January 22. George A. Wack seeks divorce from Geraldine Wack for gross neglect. Anna Drabik sues Frank Prabik for extreme cruelty. married 1925 with one child. Frank Tomanek sues W J Blaha for 5000 injuries from a Dover Center road accident May 10. Lorain County Savings and Trust Co sues G W Lanoureaux et al for 6145 on a promissory note. S H Squire liquidator for Standard Trust Co sues Michael Gavin et al for 2928 on a promissory note. Avon foreclosure listed. John Smith arrested on assault and battery warrant. to be tried in justice court. Jack Ridley fined for failing to stop at a railroad crossing.
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Albert Mori
Homer B. van Hyning
S. H. Squire
Standard Trust Company
Cleveland
Machael Gavin Et al
Avon
John Smith
Dellefield Road
Elyria Township
Mrs. Smith
Cleveland man fined for reckless driving in police court
Travers Hunter of 2206 East 43rd street pleaded guilty to reckless driving before Mayor W. H. Vanoster in police court this morning. He was arrested last evening on Cleveland street and fined five dollars plus costs.
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Travers Hunter
East 43Rd Street
Cleveland
W. H. Vanoster
Cleveland Street
Truck Regulation Bill Sent to President for Signature
Washington Aug 5 The Senate accepted House amendments to the Bus and Truck Regulation bill and sent the measure to President Roosevelt for signature. The action formalizes regulations governing trucking and bus operations at the federal level.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
District convention events at Mansfield in late October
The Fifth District convention met in Mansfield with delegates and guests banqueting at the American Legion Hall. Matt Gardner of Mansfield served as toastmaster as speakers included Judge Findley Father Collins Sam Cobb Milt Campbell Frank Murdach and R F Leembuis. A dance followed. The gathering closed with a parade by the Elyria drum and bugle corps to dedicate the new orthopedic pool at Gates Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Gardner
Mansfield
al Weichel
Sandusky
BE. Rubie
Avon
C. Oyler
Fremont
Eberle
Guy B. Findley
Hugh Collins
Youngstown
Sam Cobb
Columbus
Milt Campbell
Cincinnati
Frank Murdach
R. F. Leembuis
Elyria
William Ronald
Warren
Jim Armitage
Jack Flynn
Gates Hospital
Pleads Guilty in Dis orderly Conduct Case
John Love of 319 North Street pleaded guilty to dis orderly conduct in police court this morning. Mayor W. H. Vanoster imposed a $10 fine and costs. Love was arrested Saturday afternoon after a claim of striking Irene Bramley of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Love
North Street
W. H. Vanoster
Irene Bramley
County urged to fund health camp expansion request
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association asked county commissioners to cover 545 more dollars for the children's health camp at the fair grounds. The board took the request under advisement amid a tight financial outlook, noting next year’s revenue would be about 100000 less than welfare costs.
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County Fair Grounds
Lorain County Tubercutosis and Health Association
J. N. Stone
Oberlin
Health Association
C. 3. Keiser
C. A. Horn
Stone
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Amherst
J. W. Meador
Esther Alflen
Lorain St
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant
South Russia
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Bert Gibson
Granville
Harold
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Camp Iss-See-Kies
Vermilion River
Waldo Watson
Charles Hallauer
Groveland Street
L. B. Stephan
Obe
Credit Bureau
Joseph Whysong
Joseph H Whysong
Cooper Avenue
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Robinson
South Olive Street
Mary J. Whysong
Cornote
Margaret Warner
Jerome Whyrsong
Jane Barkheimer
Mary Brown
Ida Wentz
Andover
Samuel Whisong
Pierpont
Sudro
Grandview Cemetery
William C. Lang
Columbia, O
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Lang
Henry Woods
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Nba
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Stags
Oliver Pearsall
Bess Pearsall
George A. Wack
Geraldine Wack
Anna Drabik
Frank Prabik
Frank Tomanek
W. J. Blaha
Bay Village
Dover Center Road
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
G. W. Lanoureaux Et al
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William Miller
Brownhelm
Bulletin
REA Matey
Wjay Now
Newell Hotel
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Soda Grille and Restaurant
Court ST
Larry Funk
Band of A Thousand Melodies
Ruggles
Castle
Casti Wall Paper & PA
Second St
Ruvee
Turner
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