Welfare Board Organization Expected Soan
The county plans a new welfare board to administer aid for dependent children and blind relief under federal and state social security laws. Judge Hl C Wilcox will be administrator. Essa McClain of Columbus outlined the plan with Juvenile Officer William Gidham. An advisory board of one county commissioner member and two laymen will assist.
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Hl. C. Wilcox
Essa McClain
Columbus
State Department of Aid For
Wilcox
William Qidham
Wiss McClain
Board of County Commissioners
Six Clubbed In Akron Outbreak
Akron Aug 7 six men were clubbed by police at a municipal garage after a city employee strike ended by a workers vote. The second outbreak in two days left six hurt yesterday. Police Lt Sitvuzewski in critical condition. Mayor suspended Capt Heffernan and Chief Woehler for alleged insubordination. About 125 police restored order as 290 workers gathered nearby.
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Akron
John Sitvuzewski
Lee D. Sehroy
EK. J. Heffernan
Fie
William F. Woehler
Tom Taynett
Robert Elliott
John Jones
John Tiley
Patrolman Timberlake Dies After Motorcycle Crash in Ohio
State Highway Patrolman Charles Warren Timberlake, 25, was fatally injured in a motorcycle accident on Route 11 between Roundhead and Holden in Lima. He died an hour later at Lima Memorial Hospital. His body was found beside his motorcycle. initial reports could not confirm a collision with another vehicle.
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Lima, O
Charles Warren Timberlake
Roundhead
Holden
Lima Memorial Hospital
Timberlake
U S Olympic Star Undergoes Operation
BERLIN Aug 7 Harold Smallwood of Ventura California a member of the U S Olympic team underwent an appendectomy after an attack this morning.
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Berlin
Harold Smallwood
Ventura
Cal
U. S
Examinations Set for 10 State Civil Service Posts
Columbus Ohio August 7 W B Francis chairman of the state civil service commission announced that examinations for ten different positions in the state classified services would be held August 26 and 27.
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Columbus
W. B. Francis
State Civil Service Commission
Ohio Weather Forecast for Tonight and Saturday
Weather bulletin reports fair conditions with slight warming across central and northwest Ohio tonight. Saturday brings mostly cloudy skies with higher temperatures in the eastern portion of the state.
Elyvia Foundry Plans New One Story Office Building
City Building Inspector Hart A. Dickason approved a permit for Elyvia Foundry Company to erect a one story office building at Beech and Filbert streets, cost about 8500 dollars. Henry Ueidrich is the contractor in charge. A dwelling permit at 504 Cleveland Street was issued for 3 dollars, let to Jack Hannaford of 231 Fifth Street. Louis Heidrich is
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Hart A. Dickason
Elyvia Foundry Company
Beech and Filbert Streets
Henry Ueidrich
Cleveland Street
Jack Hannaford
Fifth Street
Louis Heidrich
Jeffersonians Hit New Deal
DETROIT August 7 Jeffersonians gathered in an anti Roosevelt conference with 47 spokesmen from 22 states. The meeting endorsed the idea of Governor Alf Landon as presidential candidate if the anti Roosevelt movement consolidates. Former Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York was discussed for a speaking role while other leaders warned Roosevelt had departed from the Democratic party and that the New Deal dominated party symbols. Willian A. Comstock of Michigan declined to attend. Sterling E. Edmunds and James A. Reed led the session.
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Detroit
Jefferson
A. M. Lawnon Farmer
Janis A. Reed
Missouri
Rock Cadillac
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Joseph &B. Ely
Massacusetts
Smith
Boston
Landon
Annther
Willian A. Comstock
Mitchivas
Comstock
Sterling E. Edmunds
St. Louis
James A. Reed
Ely Seid
Roosevelt
Hambridge Colny
Ashington
Ely
Gov. Landon
New England
Chicago election board sacks poll workers after primary irregularities
Chicago election board discharged 485 poll workers and 274 clerks after irregularities in the primary. President Jeannder Z. McNay says 290 will face charges for false entries erasures miscounting ballots and illegal voting amid a record shake-up prompted by 2 500 complaints about primary conduct.
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Aue
Mliwaga
Anil
Jeannder Z. McNay
Chicago
Williams Wins 400 Meter Title At Berlin Olympics
Archie Williams of California wins the Olympic 400 meter title in Berlin with a world class 46.5 seconds, giving the United States its 10th track title at the 11th Games. Arthur Brown of Great Britain finishes second. Jimmy La Valle is third. Adolf Hitler does not attend this session.
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Olympic Stadium
Berlin
UUP
Archie Williams
University of California
Rioney
United States
Arthur Godfrey Brown
Great Britain
Jimmy la Valle
U. C
L. A
William Roberts
Bill Frits
Canada
John Wilfred Soaring
Lat Valle
Roberts
Fuehrer
Adolf Tlither
Williams
Jesse Owens
Olo State Thunderbolt
Johnny Woodruff
Pittsburgh
Cornelius Johnson
Los Angeles
Harold Smallwood
Ventura
Cal
Smallwood
West End
Finland
Germany
Baseball Day Signups Stir Cleveland Park crowds
Crowds formed before registration for Baseball Day at League Park Cleveland on August 22. Elyria M O A and Cleveland Baseball Company sponsor a trip for local boys up to 11 to see Indiana St Louis Brow game. 500 seats available. First in line was Charles W Summons of 181 Longfellow Ave. Transport to Cleveland provided by trucks and cars.
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Tofay Hoys
League Park
Cleveland
Elyria ¥. M. O. A
Cleveland Baseball Company
Indiana-St. Louis Brow Game. Only 500 Can Be Accomodated. Greenlee Haynes
Charles W. Summons
Longfellow Avenue
Hurt In 50-Foot Fall From Bridge at Bucar Creek Falls
Charles Good, 36, of Beach City, was reported recovering today after a 50 foot fall from a highway relocation bridge at Bucar Creek Falls yesterday. He was injured in the incident near New Philadelphia with details provided by UP.
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New Philadelphia
Charles Good
Beach City
Bucar Creek Falls
County Farmers Picnic Called Off For Two Other Events
Lorain County farmers will skip the county picnic this year and focus on Agricultural Day at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland on August 17 and a Dairy Day in Wooster on August 14. The events are organized by Ohio State Grange, Ohio Farm Bureau, Ohio State College of Agriculture, and Vocational Agriculture education. The Exposition program includes talks by Perry Green, Walter Kirk, Ralph Howard, and John F Cunningham, plus 4-H contests and a hog calling contest. The Lorain County Caravan will meet at Ridgeville Town Trail at 9 am for identification stickers and a police escort plan to the Exposition grounds.
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Lorain County
Grange
Farm Bureau
CT. Hummel
Lorain County Agricultural Extension
Cleveland
Wooster
Ohio State Grange
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Ohio Department of Education
Perry Green
Walter Kirk
Ralph Howard
John F Cunningham
Gabriel Simon
Cuyahoga County
Agena
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Frank Eldred
Elyria
Merritt Powell
Lorain
Three Black Legion Men Convicted in False Imprisonment Case
DETROIT Aug 7 1985 Circuit Judge Moynihan found three Black Legion members guilty of false imprisonment of Robert Penland an Ecorse steel worker who was taken to an open air Black Legion meeting on Oct 4 1985 for not obeying orders The convicts were William A Culley Thomas F Cox and Farl Angstadt Wilbur Robinson Harold Lawrence and Charles D King were acquitted The six had been held for trial on kidnapping and flogging Penland testified he was forced to go to the salt meeting and that someone pressed something hard to his back The defendants denied using force and Penland said he had not been flogged and had merely been reprimanded for missing legion duties
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Detroit
Moynihan
Black Legion
Robert Penland
Ecorse
William A. Culley
Thomas F. Cox
Farl Angstadt
Minn
Penland
Wilbur Robinson
Harold Lawrence
Charles D. King
Gulley
Gox
Angstad
Society
Cox
Andstadt
Pleads Not Guilty To Manslaughter In Fatal Crash
Julius Brown aged 22 of 2230 East Yost Street Cleveland entered a not guilty plea to second degree manslaughter at arraignment before Justice Joseph Q Petro. He was driver in a July 13 collision near Ridgeville that killed two women, Susie Moss 35 and Jordan Harris 41, while returning from a Chicago religious conference. Brown was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond from a preliminary hearing.
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Julius Brown
Y0th Street
Cleveland
Joseph Q. Petro
Brown
Ridgeville
Chicago
Susie Moss
Jordan Harris
Petro Hound Brown
National Defense Advocate Dies in South Carolina
South Carolina leaders paid tribute to Rep. John A. McSwain 61 veteran of military affairs who championed national defense. He died yesterday at a Columbia hospital from a heart attack. Funeral plans to be announced for Sunday afternoon in Greenville setting.
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Greenville
S. C
U.S
South Carolina
John A. McSwain
McSwain
Columbia
5. C
City in Flames as Gijon Hit by Rebel Fire
Descriptions report the northern Spanish port city of Gijon engulfed in flames from heavy shelling by the rebel Spanish cruiser Almirante Cervera. Gijon, an ancient port with a long history, is shown suffering significant damage and civilian impact.
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Hendaye
Gijon
Almirante Cervera
Large Dairy Barn Destroyed In Columbia Towns hip Fire
A large dairy barn on F C In Station Road Columbia Township was destroyed by a fire last night. The blaze, likely from spontaneous combustion, damaged hay and straw and burned tools and a farm truck in a nearby shed. About 20 cows inside the barn were saved. fire crews stopped the spread to other buildings. The barn had been recently upgraded and was described as one of the county’s most modern. Loss amount not yet determined. insurance covered about two thirds of value.
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Lorain County
F.C
Station Road
Columbia Township
Columbia Fire Department
Ives
Missing Son Found After Two Year Search
Los Angeles August 7 A two and a half year search for six year old Eugene Weiner son of Dave Downe a famed chorus star and Eugene W Weiner a New York broker ended today The mother is dead and the child was in the custody of a Los Angeles attorney The discovery wrapped up a worldwide search following a New York custody dispute with the mother first holding custody six months each year and the father the other half The child was found in the custody of Attorney Byron Canna
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Los Angeles
Eugene Weiner
Dave Downe
Eugene W. Weiner
Playboy
New
Weinar
New York
Byron Canna
Wheel breaks window at Smith Auto Parts in Was
Police reports say a wheel detached from Join Yates’s car while traveling on Second Street and rolled into the Smith Auto Parts storefront at 221 Second Street, causing the damage last evening. No injuries reported.
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Smith Auto Parts
Second Street
Join Yates
R. TD. No. 2
Grafton
Second Stree
WPA Helps 325,000 in Ohio Receive June Aid
The commodities division of the Ohio WPA reports June distributions of food bedding clothing and other essentials valued at about 510 291,000 to more than 325 900 needy persons across Ohio under WPA supervision. The announcement was made here today.
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Columbus
Ohio
Commodities Division
WPA
Valencia
National Labor Confederation
Madrid
Clarenda
Aire
Amaraleja
Portugal
Martines Valasca
Senator Davis Named Manager of Road Use Division
Named Division Head in Columbus Ohio on Aug 7 Senator John R Davis a Cleveland Democrat who resigned from the Ohio Senate after charging the body was controlled by special interests was named manager of the Road Use division of the Ohio Highway Planning Rutvey
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Columbus
John R. Davis
Clevelland
Ohio Senate
Ohio Highway Planning
Rutvey
Tax Collection Reaches $790 000 in Mid-Summer Totals
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright reports mid-summer tax collection at $790,000 with expectations of surpassing $1,250,000 before the month ends. The state tax commission extends the payment deadline to August 15. Wright plans to start closing books later this month, when penalties attach. Taxpayers in arrears are reminded of the Wittemore plan offering five-year terms to avoid penalties and interest.
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Walter J. Wright
State Tax Commission
Wright
Wittemore
Motorist with 21 Years No Crash Wins State Title
Charles D Kisthardt of Wickliffe Ohio, 54, chosen as the safest driver in a statewide contest by the CTT safety foundation and AAA. He reports 946000 miles driven in 21 years without an accident and is set to attend a two day motorists clinic in New York City starting Aug 31. Alternate and notable drivers from Toledo Maumee Youngstown and Shreve listed with miles driven.
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Columbus
Charles D. Kisthardt
Wickliffe
Kisthardt
Ohio
C. T. T. Safety Foundation
T Mieathan Automobilie Association
Eisthardt
Matron Found Guilty Of Accessory In Train Wreck Conspiracy
In Milton Florida on August 7 a six member jury found Mrs Mary Vann age 45 guilty as an accessory before the fact in a conspiracy to wreck a train piloted by her husband Livvie W Yann aged 71 The matron stood silent as the verdict was returned in the case arising from the planned derailment.
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Milton, Fla
Mary Vann
Livvie W. Yann
Hit and run victim dies near Toledo
An unidentified man was killed and Fidel Garcilozo, 28, of Elmore, Ohio, was seriously injured when a hit-and-run motorist side swiped the rear of their car as they stopped on Woodville road, five miles east of Toledo.
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Toledo
Fidel Garcilozo
Elmore
Woodville Road
Here
New Trial Denied in Poulnot Kidnapping Case
In Bartow Florida on August 7 Judge Robert T Dewell denied a motion for a new trial for five former Tampa policemen convicted of the kidnapping and flogging of Eugene Poulnot Socialist Labor organizer last December.
German Protest Demands Pay Over Four Dead Germans
The German Charge d Affaires in Madrid demanded compensation for four Germans killed in Barcelona amid Spain’s civil crisis. Berlin protests intensified as Admiral Carls and navy plans moved to shield German citizens. Hitler reportedly enraged, with possible neutrality talks depending on Russia’s stance.
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Berlin
Madrid
Barcelona
Germany
Carls
Protess
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Italy
Spain
Charza
Catalonia
Foreign Department
Johanna Imhoff
Santander
Heinz Voss
Hamburg
Gijon
Hans Hahner
Eric Raeder
Kiel
Morgenpost
Revolutionary Tribunal
San Martin
Division in Europe Deepens as France Fears Intervention
United Press dispatch reports Aug 7 that Europe nears a crisis over the Spanish rebellion. France grows anxious while Italy and Germany are accused of backing the rebels. A proposed neutrality pact among France Belgium Britain Germany Italy Russia and Portugal aims to curb arms to Spain amid rising alarm of German naval mobilization.
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United Press
Berlis
Germany
Spain
Paris
France
Rome
Italy
Britain
Russia
Barcelona
Gibraltar
Algeciras
Dataplane
Granada
Madrid
Balearic Islands
Europe
London
Belgium
Great Britain
Portugal
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Spanish
Spanish Government Launches Expedition to Balearics
Madrid announced a government led expedition to seize the Balearic Islands from rebels. The force includes 11 bombers, 3 submarines, 2 destroyers, a liner, and 14,700 troops, aiming to capture a major munitions depot near Palma and a large oil refinery on Mallorca.
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Balearic Islands
Ba United Press
Madrid
Balearic
Paine
Mallorca
Falanda
Barcelooa
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