Lindberghs Rest in Alaska Ahead of 7000 Mile Tokyo Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh rest in Aklavik Northwest Territories after a 1115 mile direct flight from Baker Lake. Eskimo crowds greet the couple as they plan a next leg to Point Barrow, weather and fuel uncertainties loom, with Northland stationed nearby. Charles Jr. remains in Maine.
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Aklavik
Northwest Territory
Royal Canadian Signals
Edmonton
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Tokyo
Japan
Baker Lake
Lindberghs
Point Barrow
Alaska
Coast Guard
Northland
Ice Capen
Lindbergh Taok
Lindbergh
Orient
Charles, Jr
Maine
Porthland
Four Year Old Boy Injured In Yard Car Accident
Four year old John Lescher of Abbey and Case roads suffered a fractured left arm and multiple cuts when a parked car in his yard rolled down a grade and over an embankment. The incident occurred about 4 p.m. He was taken to Memorial hospital where his condition was listed as fair.
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John Lescher
Abbey
Case Roads
Memorial Hospital
Weather forecast across regions with warm trend
Partly cloudy with local showers in the south tonight and Friday. Cooler Friday along the lake. Yesterday's highs include Oklahoma City 98 and Abilene 96. Minneapolis 94. Tonight's lows Edmonton 44 and Calgary 44. Forecast calls for continued warmth with scattered showers and unsettled conditions through the next 26 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Abilene
Minneapolis
Grafton Fire Pummeled With 40 750 Gallons Poured
Elyria engine answered the Grafton blaze on Tuesday night delivering 40 750 gallons of water in 90 minutes through two hoselines. Seven Elyria firefighters including Chief W N Bates fought the fire alongside Grafton volunteers as the pump operated below capacity due to water supply limits at the Grafton mains.
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Elyria
Grafton
W. N. Bates
A. Waldron
No. 1
Web worm devastates crops in Ohio and neighboring states
Ohio State University entomologists and Wooster Experiment Station investigate methods to exterminate the web worm a pest attacking lawns gardens and corn. Parks notes limited success from past experiments and cites lead arsenate as damaging but not fully effective while parasites previously checked spread. Researchers seek an economical solution and describe a powdered lead formulation for soil application to control the pest. The worm hatches from a moth and has appeared across Central Ohio with cases in Indiana and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
Wooster
T. H. Parks
Ohio State
United Press
Parke
Theorge McClure
University Sofia
Parks
McClure
Senate
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Dynamite Found Near Campaign Speech in Peru
In Trujillo Peru dynamite was discovered today in the Puerta Theater where presidential candidate Haya de la Torre was about to speak. An emergency shutdown caused a citywide panic as the danger was averted.
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Mletin
Trujillo
Peru
Puerta Theater
Haya de la Torre
Mounted police rescue constable amid Sloan picket clash near Burgettstown
In Sloan near Burgettstown mounted state police dispersed a 250 strong picket line and rescued a Washington county constable as three women faced arrest for alleged coal miners violence. One woman was taken into custody and further arrests were promised as the disorder ended. Meanwhile in Toledo a jury remained deadlocked after 48 hours in the second bribery trial of Deputy Sheriff Clarence E. Honberger with a third day of deliberation ahead.
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Mounted Police
Pittsburgh
Washington County
Sloan
Burgettstown
Toledo
Clarence E. Honberger
Honberger
Heiben If
Oklahoma oil operators threaten court action over shutdown order
Oklahoma City reports Gov. Murray limited oil field output to stripper wells until crude hits 1 dollar per barrel. National Guardsmen control flush fields as Sinclair interests resist. Governor vows to arrest officials defying orders while citing federal rulings. Texas Governor Sterling lends support in broader oil price dispute.
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Oklahoma
Murray
Harry P. Sinclair
Oklahoma City
Ang G
William H
Sinclair Company
Harry Sinclair
United States Supreme Court
United States
Ross Stering
Texas
Red River
Scotchman Sets Air Record Flight from Australia to England
J A Mollison, a young Scottish pilot, landed at Pevensey Bay at 2 30 p m after a flight from La Bourget Airdrome. He broke the Australia to England record by more than a day, surpassing C W A Scott who held 10 days 23 hours.
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London
J. A. Mollison
Pevensey Bay
la Bourget
C. W. A. Scott
Infants Paralysis Surge Reported in New York Area
News desk notes a rising number of infantile paralysis cases in the New York metropolitan area. As of today about 1,449 cases are recorded with new reports continually arriving, indicating a troubling surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Route 20 Group Meets State Officials
A Federal Highway Number 20 Association delegation met today in Columbus with the governor and state highway director to argue for the Bellevue subway project and the elimination of dangerous grade crossings. The group included F M Guilinger Montpelier George J Munger Perrysburg Phil Alins Fremont K P Fox Bellevue city solicitor H O Alexander Bellevue State Senator W C Herner Monroeville W C McCord Monroeville Huron county engineer C Patterson Norwalk and Mayor Schock Norwalk. The conference was arranged by Senator Herner amid strong Bellevue support.
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Federal Highway Number 20 Association
Columbus
Bellevue
F. M. Guilinger
Montpelier
Yeorge J. Munger
Perrysburg
Phil Alins
Fremont
K. P Fox
Csty
H 0. Alexander
W. C. Herner
Monroeville
W.C. McCord
Cascade Park Pool Reopens After Chlorine Delay
The Cascade Park swimming pool reopened yesterday after a chlorine delivery delay. It operated from two to three and drew a crowded crowd of children and adults, with planned activities continuing and hopes it remains open until winter.
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Cascade Park
In Diverse Goods Profit Up Amid Low Mood in American Industry
Washington reports the Commerce Department notes rising sales across cigarettes fishing gear bathing suits and small arms as workers idle at jobs with more time for shopping. Officials cite higher gold production due to stronger purchasing power and cheaper labor enabling reopened mines.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
Europe
United States
Flying Cadet Killed In Texas Plane Crash
Pauli E. Rierson aged 25, a Kelley Field flying cadet, died when his army pursuit aircraft crashed at Cliff near Medina Lake in Texas. Rierson's home is listed as Troy Idaho.
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San Antonio
Tey
Pauli E. Rierson
Kelley Field
Cliff
Texas
Medna Lake
Here
Rierson
Troy
Idaho
Bustle Returns Highlight Poiret Show With Modern Style Twist
Paris reports Paul Poiret's winter fashions feature a revived bustle, with some underbust designs placed below the belt. Garments echo Directoire lines and high waistlines, with silk jersey gowns emerging as a new novelty and gloves largely unnecessary.
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Paris
Paul Poiret
Major gas well added to Columbia Township fields
A new 1 200 000 cubic feet gas well was brought in on the Harvey Klyot farm in Columbia Township. Drilled by C A McMillen of Elyria and associates, the well reached 2734 feet after being shot shortly before noon. It is the eighth McMillen Lorain County producer in 18 months with plans to start another well on the same farm.
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Columbia Township
Harvey Klyot
C. A. McMillen
Elyria
Elyrians
McMulen
Loram County
Boys Confess To Stealing Melons In Portman Store Incident
Patrolman Palmer used suggestive questioning at Portman’s store on Cleveland Street to question youths about watermelon thefts. The four boys confessed to taking melons piled outside the store and agreed to repay the value rather than face prosecution.
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Palmer
E. J. Stankard
Portman
Cleveland Street
Gulf Road
Great Flying Boat Sets Course for New York from Brazil
The DO-X German flying boat departed Bahia today for New York from Rio de Janeiro with passengers including Mrs. Clara Adams and Mrs. Doris von Clausbruck. Piloted by Clarence H. Schildhauer the airliner refueled at Natal and will proceed via Macelo to Para and Cuba, then to Florida and New York.
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Bahia
Brazil
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Clara Adams
Doris von Clausbruck
Adams
von Clausbruck
Germany
Clarence H
Dutch) Sc
To Face Drunken Driving Charge
Stanley Sharp on 15th street is to be arraigned before Mayor James A Hewitt tomorrow on driving while intoxicated. He was arrested after a collision with D. A. Stas views car on East avenue and Clark street about 4 PM yesterday. Police report Sharp was handcuffed to police headquarters.
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Stanley Sharp
15Th Street
James A. Hewitt
D. A. Stas
Huron Street
East Avenue
Clark Street
Sharp
Wellington Woman Named Grand Representative of Missouri
Mrs. Marie Ramsie of Wellington Chapter of Eastern Star was appointed Grand Representative of Missouri by Ohio Worthy Grand Matron Grace Sheffield Toledo. The three year term begins immediately.
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Wellington
Wellington, D
Marie Ramsie
Eastern Star
Missouri
Ohio
Grace Sheffield
Toledo
Ramsie
Copies of Rotogravure Edition Still Available
A notice states limited copies remain of Tuesday's Chronicle Telegraph rotogravure edition with requests for extra copies to be collected or acted upon.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Boston Real Estate Dealer Shoots Officers Then Commits Suicide Attempt
Earl T. Lord, 56, a prominent Boston real estate dealer, forced entry into his estranged wife’s Framingham home to reach their five children. He shot two officers who responded and then attempted death by his own action.
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Framingham
Mass
Earl T. Lord
Boston
Youth Victim of Hit-Skip Near Fuller Road
Lawrence Gunder a 16 year old of Fuller road was taken to Memorial Hospital about 10 p m last night after being struck on East avenue near Fuller road by a hit-skip driver. Charles Bouser 16 who was walking with him reported the incident to Sheriff Clarence Adams. Gunder was listed in fair condition today.
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Lawrence Gunder
Fuller Road
Memorial Hospital
Gunder
East Avenue
Charles Bouser
Clarence Adams
Cramer Aims for Third Transatlantic Flight from Greenland
Parker Cramer begins a third projected voyage toward Northern Europe to map a northern route for a trans Atlantic passenger and air mail service to Copenhagen and London. He landed at Angmagssalik Greenland after a July 28 takeoff from Dermoit with Oliver Pacquette aboard.
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Cleveland
Parker Cramer
North Atlantic
Europe
Trans-Atlantic Airlines Corporation
Cramer
Angimagsalik
Greenland
Dermoit
Trans-American
Copenhisen
London
Oliver L. Paquette
Angmagsalik
Reykjavik
Iceland
Thornslavn
Fargo Islands
Copenhagen
Bert Haskell
Rockford
Ill
Scandinavia
Sinow
Northrn Europe
X ray Equipment Bids Reviewed by County Committee
The county building commission X ray committee meets to study bids for X ray apparatus. Members include C. D. Murray A. C. Calhoon W. H. Phillips and Dr H F Gammoens. The equipment supports the near completion tuberculosis sanatorium and recommendations are expected at the next regular meeting.
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County Building Commission
C. D. Murray
A. C. Calhoon
W. H. Phillips
H. F. Gammoens
State Board of Optometry Under Fire in Ohio
Governor White faced a petition from the Ohio Newspaper Association and the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants calling for the resignations of all State Board of Optometry members. The groups accuse the board of overstepping statutory powers and restricting optometists advertising.
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State Board OF Optometry
Columbus, O
White
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Aceka
Attorney to explain intangible tax law to county auditors
Columbus attorney C. D. Laylin will explain the new intangible tax law to Ohio county auditors at a meeting in Columbus tomorrow. County Auditor C. B. Kelser and deputies C. A. Hors and Clark Phinner will attend, meeting called by A. J. Kraus of the Ohio tax commission.
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C. D. Laylin
Columbus
Columbes
Kelser
C. A. Hors
Clark Phinner
A. J. Kraus
Tax Commission of
Ohio
Pantis
Lorain County Grand Jurors Indict 23 in Two Day Session
Lorain County grand jurors returned 23 criminal indictments in a two day special session closing yesterday. A record four grand jury sessions in one term was noted by Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson. 63 witnesses were examined with 25 cases considered and 25 more potentially possible if bonds were allowed. Several burglarys larcenies and safeblowing cases led the list with arrests by Lorain and Elyria police. Indicted defendants include Zeleski Simko Sovak Tomasic Loomis Wat elawak Sapp Smith Mire Wilson Brown Burley Balzer Filarski Manus Rodgers Cothern Harris and Murillo. Those indicted will be arraigned Friday and may face immediate sentencing for guilty pleas.
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Lorain County
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Don W. Myers
John Harding
Lst
Lorain
Elyria
Mike Zeleski
John Simko
Steve Sovak
John Tomasi
Sears and Roebuck
Loreain
Zeleski
Simko
Sovak
Frank Berstling
John Balzer
South Amherst
William Green
Juan Murillo
Clarence Filarski
Statutory
George McManus
Cleveland
Victor Rodgers
Ralph Cothern
George Harris
Hoover Confers With Hollister For Congress Campaign
President Hoover met with John W. Hollister of Cincinnati the Republican candidate to succeed the late Spencer Longworth. The talks involved mobilizing the Republican National Committee resources and coordinating support for Hollister against State Senator David Lorber.
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Washington
Hoover
John W. Hollister
Cincinenati
Congress
Hollister
David Lorbech
Cincinnati
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Prince Albert
Calgary
Oklahoma Wells
Scotchman
Bellevue Subway
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