Loyalist Offensives Break Rebels Across Madrid and Guadarrama
United Press reports two major Loyalist assaults in Spain. Loyalist forces led by Col Julio Margada push west of Madrid and seize San Rafael as raids net 691 rebel leaders, with 1,900 rebels and 7,001 Fascists held in jails. Desertions send 2,000 rebels to bolster loyalists at Saragossa.
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Hy United Press
Madrid
Mongaida
Guadarramas
Rebela
Oviedo
San Behashan
Fox
France
Andorra
Sewapaper
Spain
United Press
Guadarrama
Julio Margada
Loya
San Rafael
County Groups In Ohio Dairy Day To Attend Wooster Event
Lorain County groups will play a major role in the Ninth Ohio Dairy Day at Wooster on August 14. About 60 Dairy Herd Improvement members and 4-H clubs including Brownhelm will participate, with six Lorain youths competing in judging tours and later Wellington District attendees. The program opens at 9 40 a m with a band from Brownhelm and a talk by J C Nishet of Fort Atchison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wooster
Claude L Hummel
Ohio Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Brownhelm
Columbus
John Love
Malcolm Fowl
Amherst
William Kneisel
Urban Kingshirn
Avon
Lawrence Kneisel
Charles Klingshirn
Norman Kingshirn
Wellington
Hummel
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Wellington District Herd Association
JC. Nishet
Farm Magazine
Fort Atchison, Wisconsin
Weather outlook for night and Thursday
The forecast calls for showers tonight and Thursday with moderate temperatures. Cloudy skies and occasional rain are likely in the northern and central portions of the area.
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OHTO
Kipton Youth Hurt When Auto Flips On Road
Horace McCullough nineteen of Kin ton is hospitalized in Amherst after a noon auto accident on the Amherst South Amherst Road. His car skidded on a curve and overturned into a ditch pinning him beneath. He was unconscious at the scene and remained so until about six p.m. His injuries include a possible fractured skull and multiple lacerations.
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Horace McCullough
Kinton
Amherst Hospital
Amherst- South
Amherst
McCullough
Gerald Nau
Greece Under Dictator And Martial Law
Greek Premier Metaxas declared martial law and dissolved parliament after a communist general strike. He mobilized essential workers and ordered propaganda, with King George I approving the decrees to keep order as Athens and Piraeus faced unrest.
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United Press
Athens
Europe
John Metaxas
Ithaca Island
Ulysses
Greece
George I
Metaxas
Piraeus
Necroes
Capper Wins Kansas Republican Senate Nomination
United Press reports capper leads Kansas GOP primary with broad margin over Omar Ketcham who wins Democratic nomination. Missouri results show Stark favored by Pendergast faction. Virginia nominating Carter Glass with no opposition. Returns tallied from 1,646 of 2,090 precincts. Capper built an expanding lead.
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United Press
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Omar B. Ketcham
Marly
Missouri
Pendergast Democratic Organization
Martor Lloyd C. Stark
Virginia
Carter Glass
AD Topeka
Wkar
Omar KH
Ketcham
Cory i Cappers
Additio Vame
Sapper
Dempster
Potts
Wichita
Townsend
Ketchium
ST. Lowis
Art Courses To Be Added In 10 Lorain County Schools
Lorain County students will gain art instruction for the first time next school year under a new county department. Two art teachers were hired to cover ten schools on a circuit system similar to the music program. Lois Bingham and June Warrison will teach at multiple schools, with salaries pro rated at 1500 dollars.
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Lorain County
Lois Bingham
Sandhornton
New Hampshire
Oberlin College
Pais
Clearview
Vincent
Avon Lake
Avon
Brookside
South Amherst
June Warrison
Carliste Township
Kent State University
Eaton
Belden
East Carlisle
Elyria Township
County Board of Education
Gerald M. Frank
Eva Featherston
DePauw University
Ridgeville
Charles RB
Butler
Cadiz
Mable Rice
Columbia Township
Dorothy Leinhard
Wellington
Norvine
Grafton
Dorothy Jones
Amherat
Courty School
M Nie Tlowe
Henrietta
Brownhelm
la Grange
Hinar Helstrom
Ashtabula
Camden
R. L. Craw
Penfield
LaGrange
Gladys West
Elyria
Huntington
Rochester
Columbia
Ethel Harr
Brookside School
State cooperation assured on drafting Lorain bridge plans
County Commissioners Oscar Dunn and EL Wickens met state highway officials in Columbus. The state pledged to assist in preparing preliminary plans and profiles for a new bridge over Black River at Erie Avenue, Lorain. No promise of funds was given, but officials will work to estimate the probable cost and advance planning ASAP.
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State Hide Department
Black River
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Oscar G. Dunn Ard
EL. M. Wickens
Columbus
Hospital Trustees To Greet Crippled Children’s Council
Hospital trustees plan an informal supper for the Memorial Hospital Company to welcome the Crippled Children's Council. The annual meeting of the International Society for Crippled Children’s Administrative Council runs August 13 to 16 at Cedar Point. Delegates arrive August 14 from Cedar Point to Elyma for a 6 PM dinner and tours of the society offices, Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, and Cascade Park on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital Company
Inernational Society For Crippled Children
Cedar Point
Elyma
International Society
Maconic Niple
Gates Hospital For
Bus Crash Injures 14 In Pennsylvania
A Great Eastern Lin bus bound for Pittsburgh veered off the Lincoln Highway near Greensburg after a tire blowout. The driver Edward Spain and 13 passengers, all with minor injuries, were taken to Westmoreland Hospital as the bus toppled signs and telegraph poles before stopping in an open field.
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Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Great Eastern Lin
Lincoln Highway
Here
Pittsburgh
Edward Spain
Cleveland
Westmoreland Hospital
Boy Confesses Horseplay Led to Grass Ingestion
In Rochester Indiana Virgil Bryant aged four told doctors he had been playing horse and ate some grass. He later confessed the grass was poison ivy plants found nearby.
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Rochester
Ind
Virgil Bryant
Tailor Stephen Nichols Dies of Heart Attack in Crestline
Stephen Nichols 70 a former Galion tailor dropped dead of a heart attack while dining at a Crestline restaurant late yesterday Aug 5 local obituary notes his Galion origins and career.
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Galion, CO
Stephen Nichols
Galion
Crestline
Old Age Pension Increase Reported for Lorain County
Old Age Pension Administrator Wilton France announced to Lorain County’s 11 141 pensioners that a substantial increase in pension allowances would be authorized by the Columbus bureau. While exact amounts were not released, reports from Columbus indicated many cases would rise by about 11 dollars, with no pension exceeding 20 dollars. The first pensions were issued in July 1954, totaling 1 244 per county, from which 32 died. July’s total distribution reached 8719 50, and with August increases, county payments were expected to approach 25 000 dollars.
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Wilton France
Gond
Lorain County
France
Columbus
Columbu
Officers Chosen By New Police Lodge In City Hall
Organization of the Flyma Lodge Fraternal Order of Police was completed with a ceiling of members at City Hall last evening. Elected were Patrolman Melvin Olmstead president Patrolman Paul Palmer vice president Patrolman Clare Parker secretary Sergeant Curtis Hamlin treasurer Patrolman Loren Miller conductor and Patrolman L D Brown guard. Joseph H Peace state president conducted the installation. The lodge will affiliate with the state group nearing 3900 members. The Fraternal Order of Police serves Ohio and national police. George H Knapp Lorain Betillan expert is among state officers.
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Flyma Lodge
Royal Department
City Hall
Melvin Olmstead
Paul Palmer
Clare Parker
Curtis Hamlin
Loren Miller
L. D. Brown
Joseph H. Peace
Fraternal Order of
Expect Surrender Of Cordoba Soon
MAPRID Aug Str. The Minister of War announced Gordsha in rebel hands had been bombarded by aviators and artillery and surrender to Loyalist forces was expected momentarily. An Rebel column aiding Col Manuel Aranda at Oviedo was shattered by Loyalists. Aranda asked for reinforcements as he could not hold. A loyal column in Soria Province defeated Rebrig at Alentisque and Soledra and moved to occupy Almazan in preparation for advance toward Paragnza.
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Maprid
Gordsha
Manuel Aranda
Oviedo
Aranda
Soria
Rebrig
Alentisque
Soledra
Almazan
Paragnza
Ohio Boy Drowned Near Hamilton River
George Owens aged 13 drowned in the Great Miami River north of Hamilton while swimming with companions. Rescue efforts failed as authorities investigated the incident and notified his family.
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Hamilton, O
George Owens
Great
Miami River
Here
Signatures Back Bill to Repeal Food Tax in Ohio Vote
Columbus August 5 with over 600000 signatures filed at the Secretary of State Gov Davey seeks to place a referendum on the November 3 ballot to repeal the state sales tax on food for home consumption. Secretary Myers and Gov Gaver announce the effort as a major achievement likely to affect every citizen’s pocketbook.
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Columbus
Davey
Gaver
George S.S. Myers
Myers
Secretary of State
Earch
Rev Armitage To Give Kiwanis Talk
Reverend Armitage, brother of Jim Armitage, will speak at the Ker Wanis Club Thursday at noon in the Winghurst Hotel. The exact topic remains unannounced.
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Writ Armetage Ol
Vergnion
Ne Owrekly Boehn
Ker Wanis Club
Hotel Qi
Warren Boy Drowns Near Business Area
A Warren youth died in a drowning incident near the business district while swimming yesterday. Rescue efforts were unable to prevent the death as authorities investigated the circumstances.
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Warren
Ania
Irta Novild
State Highway 754 extends Vermilion road in Lorain County
Lorain County residents learned the Ashland Kipton segment of Vermilion road is now state maintained as State Highway 754. The 26.6 mile stretch from Ashland to Route 20 passes Camden Center Brighton and Beechester townships before turning south toward Route 20.
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Ashland- Kipton
Lorain County
Vermilion
State
Ashland
Kipton
Camden Center
Brighton
Beechester
Warn Of Labor Split If Unions Are Suspended
The American Federation of Labor faced a decision on suspending John L. Lewis loyalist unions. A warning from Lewis supporters said such suspensions could spark the formation of a rival labor group, amid expectations the executive council would vote to suspend the rebels. The dispute risked fracturing the AFL and provoking a split with potential secession by the Lewis bloc.
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Washington
Aub
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Lewis Bloc
A. Floof Jr
Lewin
Lewis Group
Councl
David Dubin
Wi 1 Green
Dubinsky
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Rown
Jon T. Lewis
Y. C.T.U
Wis
Pneppr
Lewis
For
Alberta Premier to distribute 200000 prosperity certificates
Calgary August 2 1936 Prime Minister William Aberhart announced the distribution of 200000 one dollar value prosperity certificates to workers on provincial government public works. The scrip is designed to stimulate spending and will be stamped weekly with a one cent stamp, promising eventual cash redemption at $1.04 after two years. These certificates are part of Alberta social credit measures alongside serial credit dividends and municipal acceptance efforts.
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Calgary
Alta
Willian Athart
Aberhart
Alberta
Social Credit
Gevernment
Owens Wins 200 Meter Race Sets New Olympic Record
Jesse Owens of Ohio State wins the 200 meter at Berlin in 20.7 seconds to claim Olympic title and set a new record, completing a rare triple after the 100 meter and long jump victories. Mack Robinson also runs 200 meters in 21.1 to match the then record.
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Olympic Stadium
Berlin
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Paayo Nurmi
Owens
Eddie Tolan
Roland Locke
United States
Tolan
Ray Ewry
Harry Hilman
Archie Hahn
St. Louis
Nurimi
Paris
Kenneth Carenter
University of Southern California
Trebisonda Valla
Italy
Mack Robinson
Pasadenia
Cal
Robinson
Elyria Girls Named As Camp Councillors
Betty Jane Jackson announced the M C A camp council for Camp Iss See Kes to run from August 17 to 24. Councilors are Ellen Howenstine Jane Mill Betty Thatcher Nancy Borie and Elberta Wright with Howenstine assisting, Thatcher in charge of arts and crafts Borie dramatics and Wright nature study. Carl Wagner directs the staff and registrations opened Saturday with 12 applicants.
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M.C. A
Camp
Iss-See-Kes
Betty Jane Jackson
Miss Jackson
Ellen Howenstine
Park Avenue
Jane Mill
eHights Boulevard
Betty Thatcher
Harvard Avenue
Nancy Borie
West Avenue
Elberta Wright
Woodland Avenue
Howenstine
Antioch College
Miss Hill
Huron
Thatcher
Troquais
Borie
Mohican Cabin
Miss Wright
Wyandotte
Cleveland School of
Late Fall Session Hinted After Special Assembly Recess
Columbus reports the legislature, still in special session, may not reconvene until late fall unless an emergency arises. Democratic floor leader Paul P. Yoder said the Senate’s refusal to concur with a House resolution to adjourn sine die on Aug. 3 has left both Houses in a technical recess.
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Columbus
Paul P. Yoder
Genace
Senate
Officials report fatal car crash near Conneaut
Conneaut Ohio August 5 10 P FE W Bennett 48 of Chesapeake Lawrence County auditor was killed and Pearl Pratt 44 of Tren ton Ohio clerk was seriously injured when Bennett left the highway and the automobile overturned on the night scene Bennett died en route to hospital Pratt suffered a possible spinal injury in the wreck
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Conneaut
PFE
W. Bennett
Chesapeake
Lawrence County
Pearl Pratt
Trenton
Clark
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Ome
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Capper
Crippled Children’s Council
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