French Charge Italy Air Force Men In Planes
French investigators claim planes over Spanish Morocco were Italian air force craft manned by Italian crews. Rome accepts in principle France’s neutrality plea in the Spanish revolt and adds three conditions including cessation of volunteer enrollments and a universal non intervention pledge. Spanish and Madrid reports note shifts in government and front-line tactics as the revolt nears renewed activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Morocco
Rome
Mussolini
Moscow
Madrid
Fiuadarrama Front
Tebel
Lamoissarre Pass
Benito Mussolini
France
500 Boys To See Indians In Action In Elyria
Elyria Y M C A and Cleveland Baseball Company announce Baseball Day at League Park on August 22. Free game admission for boys in the city up to age 16, with the first 500 signups. Greenlee Haynes leads the program. trucks and private cars requested to transport attendees. Registration starts tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. and closes when 500 are filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cleveland Indians
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Cleveland Baseball Company
League Park
Greenlee Haynes
Haynes
St. Louis Browns
Weather Ohio Forecast Tonight And Friday
Generally fair weather spreads over Ohio with cool tonight and milder Friday. Temperatures rise modestly Friday as high pressure settles in, bringing light winds and dry conditions across the state.
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Ohio
Boys to Compete in 4-H Contest Friday
Lorain County 4-H Boys' Clubs will join the annual 4-H Club Demonstration Contest at the Lorain County Fairgrounds under the grandstand tomorrow evening. Demonstrations start at p.m. with Claude Hummel in charge. judging by Max Drake. Winners advance to the Ohio State Fair judging contest representing the county in both team and individual events.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Fairgrounds
Claude Hummel
Max Drake
Medina County
Hold Spain Responsible For Property Damaged In Civil War
The United States informs Spain it will hold Spain strictly accountable for all American property seized or damaged during Spain's civil war. Acting Secretary of State Wm. Phillips says Eric Wendelin will press Madrid for adequate protection of American property and insists foreign properties must be protected under international law.
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Washington
United States
Spain
State Department
Wm. Phillips
Eric C. Wendelin
Madrid
Wendel
Wendelin
Worker Injured by Mystery Blast In City Project
Charles Bavertine, 30, of 114 Warren Avenue, suffered powder burns to his face and arms when his air drill struck an unexploded explosive material during construction of a new water main for the C F F Lytle Company. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bavertine
C. FF. Lytle Company
Bavertine
Warren Avenue
Bauertime
Elyria Memorial Hospital
WPA employment rises in Ohio with 146,201 workers
Ohio WPA projects employed 146,201 persons for the week ended Aug 7, an increase of 1,294 from the prior week’s 144,937. State headquarters reported the gains across 3,592 projects, reflecting ongoing public works activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colembes
Ohio
Missing Man Found in Plainity After Sleep Sickness
Edward Bryant, 39, of Coatgrave, Ohio, reported missing after leaving for Columbus, was found last night in Plainity. He was to stay with his brother Allen Bryant in Columbus. Police notified.
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Columbus
Edward Bryant
Coatgrave
Plainity
Allen Bryant
Lewis Groups Plan Intensive Drive As Labor Council Issues Ultimatum
Fear 57 Dead In Mine Blast. In Barnsley England Aug. 6 a series of explosives entombed 57 men in a coal mine. Doctors said all were undoubtedly dead as bodies were brought up and 15 were found suffocated in one place after the blaze was thought extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Labor Council
Barnsley
England
4-H Girls To Stage Style Revue And Contest Tomorrow
Lorain County 4 H girls schedule a Demonstration Contest with 19 demonstrations including 12 team and 7 individual at the YMCA. Demonstrations run all day starting 9 a.m. The style revue follows at 8 15 p m with judging by Miss Marcella Mehling, assistant to Miss Bird, in charge. Open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluh
Lorain County
Alice Bird
Lorain County Agricultural Extension
Marcella Mehling
Miss Bird
Miss Mehling
Western Reserve
Elyria Day At Expo Drenched Yet Energetic At Great Lakes
Rain dampened Elyria Day participants at The Great Lakes Exposition but zest remained high as Mayor Harold Burton welcomed Elyria’s Mayor Don A. Baird. About 100 Elyria cars attended with the Drum and Bugle Corps drill scheduled at 8:30 PM and again later in The Streets of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Godfrey
Elyria
Great Lakes Exposition
Harold Burton
Cleveland
Don A. Baird
Shell
Baird
Labor split rocks AFL as CIO rivals form theme in unions
Washington reports Irreconcilable differences ignite a CIO split from the AFL after months of conflict. CIO organizers vow to recruit millions, while Lewis’s faction plans independent action and mass production organizing drives across steel and related industries. National convention in November will decide final outcome.
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Lewis
William Green
A. FP
1. O
American Federation of Labor
I. O
A. F
Planar
C. It, QO
Riot injures six as Akron police clash with strikers
Akron Aug 6 police armed with guns and tear gas faced a riot at Johnson Street municipal yards. Two officers and four civilians were injured as a line of pickets and trucks clashed. Mayor Schroy ordered police to crush the picket line and arrest all offenders. Officers Strivenski Williams and others were hospitalized after being struck by projectiles while attempting to clear the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Johnson Street
Lee TD Schroy
Taeur
John Strivenski
Figene Williams
Hspitals
Jear. Struzenski
Struzenski
J. Welterman
Two Demoted On Charge Of Spying
Washington Aug. f. Assistant Secret Service Chief Joseph Murphy and Chief Agent Grady T. Boatwright of the St. Paul office were demoted one grade for allegedly spying on G-men activities. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau apologized to Attorney General Biddle and expressed deep regret for this irresponsible action. Murphy, a 35 year veteran, will be assigned to a city office while Boatwright is to be sent into the field. An inquiry into G-men activities without authority was ordered, with departmental jealousy blamed for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Aug
Secret Service
Joseph Murphy
Grady T. Boatwright
St. Paul
Secret Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Homer
Murphy
Boarwright
Treasury
To Start Resurfacing Work on West Bridge Street Set
Work preparatory to resurfacing West Bridge street from Chestnut to West River street began today. Service Director D. Faxon announced repairs to the present pavement and a surfacing treatment planned with a total estimated cost of 3500 dollars.
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West Bridge Street
Chestnut
West River Street
D. Faxon
Two Killed and 13 Injured in Bus Wreck
Two Ohioans died and 13 others injured, three critically, when a Chicago to New York Greyhound bus crashed on a rain slick road near Water Street, 11 miles west of Huntingdon. The bus, driven by George Kukich of Pittsburgh, left the highway, tore through a fence, and overturned. Survivors were rushed to hospital. one driver escape with minor bruises. Names of the deceased and many injured include Florence Corrigan of Cleveland and Wrank Haluk of Youngstown, with several other passengers listed.
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Hwuntingdon
Mary Stance
Tietin
Elia Trernandez
New York City
J.T Spyder
Fenton
Rey J T. Snyder
Cloyd Johnson
Newark
N. Tr
Martha Gray
Washington
Mary Singleton
Cou
Weekly Chest Clinics At Lorain Sanatorium Announced
The Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association will start weekly chest clinics at Pleasant View Sanatorium, running Fridays from 1 to 3 p.m. under Dr. Minnis. A nurse will assist with X rays. county health department officials will help. Patients must consult their family physicians to obtain clinic cards, with examination reports sent back to the physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Lorain County Tiberculosis and Teall Association
Minnis
Fraberculosis Association
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Lovelock Sets World Record In Olympic 1500 Meters
At Berlin’s Olympic Stadium on August 6 Jack Lovelock of New Zealand, a medical student, won the 1500 meter in 3 minutes 47.8 seconds, establishing a new world record. Japan’s Nadoto Tajima topped the hop step and jump finals with a 16 meter 52 feet 5 16 inch mark. A major event also saw German javelin ace defeating Matti of Finland, a noted favorite.
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Olympic Stadium
Berlin
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Lovelock
Nadoto Tajima
Japan
Ale
Seven Killed In Michigan Auto Collision Near Niles
Seven people died in a head on crash on U S Highway 41 four miles from Niles Michigan early today. Victims include Herbert J Hizer Louis May Hugene Newby Howard Kelly Joe Hill Larne Vanetta Barr Roy Warner and Richard A Peterson. State police said both cars appeared to be traveling fast with no witnesses. Newby died at a Niles hospital after being taken from the scene. Funeral parlor holding all bodies. No immediate word on funeral arrangements.
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Niles
Michh
CRI
U. S. Highway No. 41
Here
Herbert J. Hizer
SE Louis
May Hugene Newby
St. Louis
Howard
Kelly
Bours
Joe Hill
Mich
Larne Vanetta Barr
Mishawaka
Ind
Roy Warner
Culver
Richard A. Peterson
South Bend
6Th Infantry
Michigan
Winch
Hilll
Decide Tonight On County Farm Picnic
Nevisaw on whether or not to stage the annual Lorain County Farmers' picnic will be made tonight when representatives of the Grange Farm Bureau and 4 H Clubs meet in the offices of the Lorain County Agricultural Extension Service. Plans for participation in Agri Day at Cleveland on August 17 and Dairy Day at Wooster on August 14 will be discussed. The session is called for 8 p.m.
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Nevis‘aw
Lorain Couunty
Grange
Farm Bureau
4-H
Lorain County Aguimicultural Extension Service
Wivita Sav Mes
Triet
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Wooster
P.m
Harbor Contract Awarded for Hiren Harbor Project
The War Department announced the award of a harbor contract to the American Construction Co. of Cleveland for work at Hiren Harbor, with a base amount of 42,243 dollars. The award confirms the firm's role in developing harbor infrastructure as specified by the department.
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Wasterington
Augus
War Department
American Construction Co
Cleveland
Inge
Ing
Lowas
Plans To Bring Crack Drum Corps Here Abandoned
A plan to host the pre-convention national drum and bugle corps competition in Elyria was abandoned after rain reduced vaudeville attendance. Local organizers aimed to raise over 2500 to cover expenses but netted only 500. They decided to use the 500 toward an 800 deficit from last year’s convention appearance.
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Crack
American Legion
Legion Corps
Citizens’ Committee
Legion
California
Maine
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Ely Stadium
Crack Legion
Elyria
Hayden Evans
Pete M. Smith
St. Louis
Wreck of Liner Near St. Louis Blamed on Fog
A new ten passenger Lockheed Electra bound from New Orleans to Chicago crashed near St. Louis shortly after takeoff. Six passengers and two pilots died as ground fog hindered visibility, with preliminary reports citing no mechanical failure. The crash site was 16 miles north of St. Louis on pasture land.
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ST. Louis
Aug
Lambert-St. Louis Field
New Orleans
Chicago
District of St. Louis
Airlie
W. §. Bartlett
D. R. McDavitt
George Grashaber
Oak Park
Kmots
C. B. Wright
Hinsdale
A. R. Holt
Boston
Vernon Onilie
Memphis
Tenn
Carlier
Russell Mossman
Department of Commerce
Postal Department
Ohio G. O. P. Drive Opens August 27 Rally and Barbecue
Ohio Republicans will open the campaign official with a rally and barbecue on August 27 at Mt. Sterling in Madison county. The event will feature a replica log cabin birthplace of Attorney General John W. Bricker, candidate for governor, with Bricker and a national-ticket representative speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Mt. Sterling
Madison County
John W. Bricker
Bricker
National Ticket
Mayor Plans Vacation to Coldwater Michigan
Mayor Don A. Baird will depart tonight for a ten day vacation in Coldwater Michigan. The city court operations during the mayor's absence will be handled by Justice of the Pears Joseph Q. Petro.
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Don A. Baird
Coldwater
Michigan
Justice of the Pears
Joseph Q. Petro
Court halts plant project in Wapakoneta
A training order from the third district court blocks construction of a municipal power plant at Wapakoneta, 14 miles south of Lima. A hearing on the application for a permanent injunction is set for August 11 in Auglaize County Court. The order was directed to W. R. Priest of Wapakoneta, who had been refused prior action by the county court.
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Morcacea
Cen
Victor Denain
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57Th
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Hy United Press
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Ompan
Af Fee Iit Tmeigel
Guadarrana Pass
Eneugh
Council
Bulletin
Oo - Ch
John Lu Lewis
Armerican Federation of Labor
Iit
Gerjavelin
Matti
Finland
Todiata
Indiana
Excent
Newby
J.et
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