Midwest Votes Seen Favorable to 4G O P Leaders
Topeka Kansas August 5 Republican leaders with Gov Alf M Landon said the Midwest farm belt favors the GOP ticket. Senator Leater J Tickin non predicted winning the Iowa state ticket as part of a broader drive with Iowa and Michigan readers. Food and grain shortages reflect badly on the current administration. Landon returns to Topeka after touring Independence and prepares for speeches and a campaing tour of eastern states in late August.
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Topeka
Kans
Alf M Landon
Iowa
Leater J. Tickinnon
Michigan
Kansas Capitol
London
Independence
Kansas
Colorado
Landon
Surprises Planned For YMCA Party In 1A Division
Members of the Rove Division of the 1 WoC 4A are promised surprises at their Mid Summer gathering tomorrow. They meet at the 3 at 2 o clock and proceed to Ely Woods for a cheap roast. If rain cancels, the roast will be held at the Vo. Attendees must sign up by 10 o clock tomorrow morning with Greenlee Haines, Boys' Work secretary.
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Tomorow
Ely Woods
Greenlee Haines Boys
Price Fixing Probe Broadened By U S
The Department of Justice widens its inquiry into gasoline price fixing to the Pacific coast and other regions. Attorney General Homer Cummings indicated a federal grand jury investigation into the original charges of collusive price fixing in the gasoline industry will resume August 19, with the possibility that similar practices nationwide may be brought in to federal courts.
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Washington
Aus
Department of Justice
Pacific Coast
Homer Cummings
Madeson Wis
Gasal Ce
Lad Hera
Hearing Continued in Henrietta Towns charge of breaking and entering
Hearing for John Szemety of Henrietta Towns ship moved to 10 am Friday before Justice Toseph Q Petro. Bond set at 2590 dollars. Szemety accused of robbing a cottage on Green road in Firn reta Township owned by Theodore Kuntz of Lavan. Justice Petro granted a continuance to allow counsel time to prepare.
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John Svemes
Henrietta Townsh P
Justice of the Peace
Toseph Q Petro
Szemety
Green Road
Firnretta
Theodore Kuntz
Lavan
Accounts Reveal Columbus Trips Work Up Appetite
County Commissioner Oscar Dunn leads in board luncheon expenses after five Columbus trips to confer with the state highway department. Dunn’s meals total about 14.18, Wickens about 312.34, and Davidson around 105.5, with a potential to exceed Dunn if trips are averaged. The law allows commissioners to be reimbursed for travel to Columbus on highway matters.
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Oscar _ Dunn
Dunn
Columbus
State Highway Department
Mo Wickens
Tohn F Davidson
Ion Lunn
Wickens
Davidson
Calumbus
Opiy
Citizenship Granted To Former Prisoner
A Taran resident's citizenship application, previously under advisement, was approved at a special hearing after it emerged he had served two years in prison for a 11 years ago manslaughter offense. The investigation of the crime and his record since then led to the grant.
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Taran
Common Pleas
Richard Dudley
Vi Andl Mira Dan Dudley
Cherlin Migh Si
Syracuse University
Earge
Ohio
Administration of Davey Criticized
BHUSIVILLE August 5 is P Charges of political malfeasance and major problems of government. Slush fund allegations involve assessments on liquor and firms doing business with the state. Republican candidate Griffith for Secretary of State said impartial investigations disclose inefficiency waste delay and partisan politics in every division of state government.
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Bhusiville
Madeline Culdina
Walt
Wee
H Far Griffith
Nerastought
Daves Griffith
New Elyria Firm Elects Officers
New Elyria organization elects officers with FdwWward Ho Murph named president of The land Yacht Inc. Other officers include Darwins Waite as vice president and Anne Greer as secretary. The new company, formed late this week, plans to operate in the main assembly week and focus on accommodations for travelers and tourists.
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Ho Murph
Incasha
Compas
Darwins Waite View
Vetanne Greer
Frei Ver
Court injunction sought on Tau Corporation affairs
Washington August 4 Federal Judge Jennings Bailey ruled today on a request involving the Tau Corporation. The decision concerns half the SFC investment stakes and related May actions. The filing argues for dissolving or restraining certain corporate activities pending further proceedings.
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Washington
Pp Federal
Istret Dudge Jennings Bailey
Iender
AM Mounchian Senking
SFC
Pst
AqMay Mia Affais
Tau Corporation
Drought report awaited today by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt occupied with White House duties and drought study as he awaits the Great Plains committee report on arid conditions from Texas Panhandle to Minnesota. He planned potential travel to the arid West but postponed due to illness of War Secretary Dern.
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Hide Park N LY
Roosevelt
White House
William H Dietrich
Pliners
Middle West
Marrina S Excles
Federal Reserve Board
Charles Taussig
National Voorh
Great Plains
Texas Panhandle
Minnesota
Kein
George Dern
Dern
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Funeral Friday For Tube Plant Pioneer
Funeral services for James We Rinron of Lorain retired employee of the National Tube Company and one of the original Lorain plant employees will be held at 4 30 pm Friday at the Bord Thonpean Moritart Lorain with the Sheffield Masonic Lodge in charge. Court Bailor Fred Raper master of the Sneftfield Masonic Lodge was delegated to take after Mchkimaous burial. Following examination of contents of a safety deposit box yesterday which failed to reveal a will. The deceased born in England was a bachelor and has no relatives run this count. Though Private H Waleay AW OT LT Vacation is Way point ed one today that pred ceur deputes have authors to appoint Beaver as temporary administrator which would give him authority to take charge of the deceaseds affairs Tideatons today were that such an appointment would be made.
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James We Rinron
National Tube Company
Bord Thonpean
Lorain
Sheffield
England
H . Waleay
Ceur
Beaver
Clare
Court House Notes Show Loans, Divorces, Property Suits
In And About The Court House reports The Home Quaker Loan Corporation filed suits against Edward Wolatin et al for 7 118 and sought foreclosure of Carlisle township property and against Ida Wargolis et al for 47 seeking enure of Lorain property. Drusta Nolte of Toran Rd sues Eugene So te for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and in Sansert the word mind means working within.
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The
Home Qaners Loan Corporation
Edward Wolatin
Intrecloenre
Carisle Township
Ida Wargolis
Lorain
Drusta Nolte
Toran
Eugene Sote
New Castle
Rejected Mother Clings To Hope Daughter Will Return
In Atlanta Georgia 1918 court case Louise Madeline declined birth parents and chose Mrs Garner over Mrs Pittman. The court allowed her to decide her parentage when old enough. Now at 17 she remains with Mrs Garner while Mrs Pittman says she expects Louise to return but will not force the issue.
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ATI Anta Ga Ang
Danielle Pittman
Louise Madeline
Pittman
Wis
John C Gainer
Pittmans
Cout
Louie Madeline
Appropriate
Garner
Mary Elizabeth Garner
Louise
Madeline
George JT
Lense Madeline
Macon Ga
Lowse
Mrs Garner
Garver
Atlanta
Driver Released After Bond Furnished in Fatal Crash
Arthur Tallett, 48, of Graf ton, charged with spreading depress, was released after furnishing bond of 1500 yesterday afternoon. He faced charges tied to the death Tuesday of Frank Brown, 64, of Ridgeville, who was fatally injured in a collision on Wardle avenue and New Street involving Tallett and an ambulance. Services for Brown were held today at Nichols Pomeval Home with Rev. Waltham Worwald of the First Congregational Church of Teating officiating. Burial followed at South Murray Ridge cemetery.
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Arthur Tallett
Grafton
Frank Brown
Ridgeville
Tiblett
Wardle Avenue
New Street
Brown
Oberlin Notes From Aug Meeting At Oberlin
Oberlin community items include estimates for a new plan for a section of the present division, scenery and personnel movements. Students and residents are listed with moves, travels, and events such as convocation, scholarships, and visits to family cottages in Oberlin and nearby areas.
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Orfriin
NM Groth
Young Enters 13th Ohio Congress Race
Fremont August 5 A district committee considered four candidates to succeed the late Henry Hart as Democratic nominee for congress in Ohio's 13th district. Candidates included Stephen W. Young of Cleveland the present congressman at large, Werner Haslinger of Fremont, WL Fiewinger of Sandusky and Olle Pecord of Sandusky. The panel heard support from several backers and discussed Roosevelt alignment and union endorsements.
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Fremont
Henry Hart
Sandusky
Ohio
Stephen WM Young
Cleveland
Werner L Haslinger
WL Fiewinger
Hart
O L Metzger
North Baltimore
Olle Pecord
T O: Hart
Youngs
F A Hinchey
Tiffin
Roosevelt Haselinge
National
Unnion For Social Justice
Joseph Miller
Harts Comparence Firmat
William Raret
Brotherhood of Railroad
Tom Conwar
Perrysburg
Young Republican Women Hear Talks By Honor Guests
Three guests of honor addressed Elyria unit of the Young Women’s Republican Club at the Ohio Public Service Company building. Guests included Mrs J OW s and Mrs George Colburn and Mr D A bard. Thews introduced by Miss Carol Stetson, president. Six tales of bridge and bunco, prizes to Mrs Mary F Braegser, Mrs Grace South, Mrs Marie fvorchington, Miss Genssgieve Parks. A copy of Herbert Tunaver's The Challenge to Liberty presented to author Ure z W Smith by the Women's Republican Club. Program committee: Miss Maxine Muller, Grace Smith, Mrs Ruth Redwine. Refreshments by Mrs Tleaney Hor has Wes V Matine Carroll and Wes Elizabeth Davis. Next meeting planned for September 1.
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Elyria Lmit
Young Womens Republican Club
Ohio Public Service Company
J Ows
George Colburn
Bard
Carol Stetson
Bunro
Mary F Braegser
Grace South
Marie Fvorchington
Genssgieve Parks
Herbert Tuna
Zioncheck Again Seeks Reelection Following Health News
Marion Zioncheck announced he would run again for Congress on the Democratic ticket after discussions about his mother’s health and a recent national spotlight on his mental health treatment. He said the decision was to continue his record and oppose other candidates who had filed. He had previously filed for renomination and sought support amid widespread attention from radio coverage.
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Marion
Poaker
Escipides
Vermilion Boat Third In Lake Race Heat
Vermilion boat finishes third in the second heat of the Great Lakes Championship lake race on the nine mile course. Twity Star led the first heat with Larkwood and Pire Walmette Ul Therm craft. Tins owned by Phillip Tupten and Beli St Joseph Mien placed second. Vermilion O sutrant, piloted by Wakefield and Kuhnle, trailed in the field.
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Benton Harbor Wiech
Lake Wichgan
Great Lakes
Larkwood Wo
John T Pirre
Walmette Ul Therm
Phillip Tupten
St Toseph
Wakefield
Con Kuhnle
Mangada 3 Victory Shapes Loyalist Resolve in Spanish Civil War
Continued page note describes harvest night actions and a government decree dismissing Consul at Gibraltar Manuel Arana Antonio Canovas. It highlights Mangada 3 victory as pivotal, giving Loyalists control of the highway near Guadarramas and threatening rebel retreat routes via Navacerrada and Somosierra. It also mentions rising figure Mangada 3 as a key Loyalist leader alongside Emilio Mola on the rebel side.
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Welgiarades Alvarez
Federal Democratic Party
Manuel Arana Antonio Canovas
Gibraltar
Mangada 3
Guadarramas
Navacerrada
Somosierra
Bolton Says Ickes Talk Encouraging
New York Aug 5 Rep Chester C Bolton Ohio chairman of the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee said Harold Ickes attack on Alf Landon showed Democrats desperate. He called Ickes remarks encouraging to the party and noted perceived biases in Civil Service policy while defending Landon against alleged New Deal trends.
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New York
Chester C Bolton
Ohio
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Secetary of the Interior
Harold Ickes
Alf M Landon
Iches
Gay Landon
Ickes
Bolton
Gov Landon
Ma Landon
Gov
Dog On Trial For Drowning Of Boy
A court case in Brockport focuses on a dog accused of drowning a boy and attacking a swimmer in the Barge Canal. Prosecutors seek justice while the defense aims to save the animal, with numerous witnesses and a crowded courtroom referenced in this unusual trial.
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Brockport
SY Sur
Lo Idaho
Shige
Bar of Justice
Hheer
Tral
Damel Houghton
Idaho
Matwell Biersel
Nfoughtan Broeses
Tex
Harry
Sessions
Idahos iv
Idihe
Owens wins by a full stride in 1590 meters at Berlin
Owens dominates the 1590 meter race as American runners Glenn Cunningham Archie San Reran and Cene Venzhe qualify. The crowd erupts with cheers as Owens receives his medal amid cold rain and slow track. Band plays The Star Spangled Banner and Owens bows after a raincoat is given.
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Osenodorp Holland
Ted
Paul Daenn
Switzerland
Lee Ort
Canada
Wijnand Re Seren Holland
Owens
Matages
Ohio State
Presious
Amertet
Jesse
Berlin
Owens Timp
Owens Robinson
Csendato
Stark Triumph Seen in Missouri Gubernatorial Race
Major Lloyd C Stark, backed by Missouri supporters, appeared to win the contest for the governorship, signaling a likely victory for the machine aligned candidate.
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Lloyd C Stark Macine
Missouri
Markets rise and fall in steady trading across grains and livestock
Market activity shows mixed movement with steady to higher bids on certain grains and livestock. Corn oats wheat and rye prices edge up or hold while dairy and meat markets reflect cautious demand and seasonal receipts across regional buyers.
Continged Paragraph on Public Order and Subversive Movement
The article notes a public order decree as needed on the eve of a purported subversive and socialist movement backed by communist propaganda. It places Metaxas among Europe’s strongmen, comparing him to Stalin Mussolini Hitler and others.
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Sapitt
Independent union vies with AFL over steel and textile organizing
The piece outlines a split within the labor movement as the proposed independent rival union seeks a vertical union approach while pledging to work within the AFL. Greenan criticizes suspension action and notes potential penalties affecting representation at the Tampa convention. Lewis insists on continuing organizing drives across steel, automobile, rubber, and textile sectors regardless of verdict.
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Industr Es
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Tess
Greenan
C QO
Ate
Rubber and Textile Industr Es
Ochie
Counc
Green
Council
Lewes Unfors
Tampa Fla
Agaon
Stark Leads in Early Returns for Governor Nomination
Early returns tabulated from more than half of the states precincts show Stark leading Democrat opponents with 271 103 votes to Huth 101 96 percent in New York City. In the Republican gubernatorial race Barrett leads with 30 306 votes against Tharrett and Lambert as precincts counted. Democratic incumbent Don Breesmen trails with a few leads over opponents except one case where he leads.
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Stark
T J Pendergast
Iwanian City
Democratic
MIS
New York City
William Hirth
Huth
Jesse W. Barrett
Lows Attorneys
Wih
Baretts
James T. Tharrett
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