Hitler Plans Naval Demonstration Off Barcelona
Paris reports Germany weighing a naval demonstration off Barcelona as a warning to Spanish extremists amid fears of a broader crisis. Mussolini may abandon neutrality. Berlin denies immediate action while seeking a neutral pact, with Spain’s government moving left and expropriating Madrid’s Aquarium Hotel for workers.
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United Press
Paris
Hitler
Barcelona
Mussolini
Rome
Madrid
West Point
Baleric Islands
Lisbon
Spain
Berlin
Germany
Hoare
Benito Mussolini
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Foreign Office
Joachim von Ribbenthrop
Baron von Neurath
André Francais- Ponet
France
Great Britain
Popular Front
Aquarium
Weather Advisory for Ohio Partly Cloudy Tonight and Sunday
Partly cloudy conditions persist in Ohio with a cool to mild trend. Showers are possible in the southern fringe Sunday as temperatures hold and little change is expected.
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Ohio
Land exchange to guard Brookside Cemetery access
Elyria council approved trading 1.6 acres of city land on Oberlin road near the old dam to Elyria Country Club for a parcel at Brookside Cemetery. Service Director J D Faxon stated the city land has no current value but the club seeks it for golf while protecting cemetery approaches from a future gas station threat.
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Brookside Cemetery
Oberlin Road
Council
J. D. Faxon
Elyria Country Clu
Faxon
Country Club
Petitions Seek Restored City Salaries and Raises
Petitions for salary increases to restore 1832 cuts of 19 15 and 20 percent in several city brackets were presented to council by police fire and water works workers. A potential payroll rise of about 73000 yearly was noted if approved. Fire Chief Bates urged restorations and highlighted wage gaps with Lorain. Police chief Stankard is away on vacation and did not sign the police petition.
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Council
Elmer Nelson
Eite
W. Bates
Lorain
Elyria
Bates
E. J. Stankard
Police Department
Stankard
Hremen
A. J. Miller
Miller
5000 Expected At Picnic Here
More than 5 000 members and their families are planned to attend the annual picnic of the Ohio Junior Order United American Mechanics District No 1 at Riverview Park tomorrow starting at 10 40 a m The Harvey Rice Council Hall Cleveland hosted meetings to arrange details Key speakers include W W A Clark Urbana State Council secretary Robert Cox Millersburg State Mannas of Beneficiary Degree and Akron State Vice Councilor Invitations extend to the nine councils of the first district including Elyria Cleveland Painesville Torain Bedford Brooklyn Chardon Willoughby and Parma The event features races contests a softball game between Harvey Rice Council Cleveland and Elyria All Stars and a drill by the Parma council Daughters of America Readable readable names and roles provided in text
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Ohio Junior Order
United American Mechanics
Riverview Park
Harvey Rice Council Hall
Cleveland
W W. A. Clark
Urbana
State Council
Robert Cox
Millersburg
Akron
Tt Ron
Elyria
Painesville
To- Tain
Bedford
Brooklyn
Chardon
Willoughby
Parma
Harvey Rice Council
Elyria All-Stars
Parma Council
Daughters of America
Elyria Council
Donald Smith
Frank B. Wells
J. R. Hanson
Albert Ryan
Outside Sentinel
A. M. Mallory
James A. Wells
A. B E. Hopkins
Tom Carter
Frank Brunner
Inside Sentinel
H. Judson Ryan
Carl Scheibel
Kenneth Rotamer
Fred C. Powell
Russell Smith
City adopts next year's budget with increases and new allocations
Adjourning session last night, the council approved the 1937 city budget, totaling 293 108 for the general fund. The plan increases operating costs for administration and adds funds for sheet cleaning, fare collection, garbage service, and street illumination. Projected revenues come from real estate and personal taxes, excise taxes, sales tax, and license and court fines. Departments include General, Park, Safety, Health, and Service with various line items. additional expected receipts include auto license fees and gasoline taxes, bringing the total budget to a high figure for all purposes next year.
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Fidges
Ad AL CG. Schilleman
Becau
Mg Park
Council
Three Injured In Automobile Crash
Three persons were slightly made in an automobile accident about 2 06 p m yesterday at the intersection of Route 59 and Haumchard road, reports of the county sheriff s department. The accident involved cars driven by Albert in of 640 Thirteenth street Lorain and by Mrs Mary Brown of Ridgeville. Mrs Katherine Scholl of 1890 Scranton court Cleveland was treated at Amherst hospital for lacerations about the legs. She with a passenger in Withlin s car. Mrs Brown and her husband George suffered cuts and bruises. Brown was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital but was not admitted. Cars driven by Sue Murbach of 129 Brandston avenue of this city and by Helen Tomasek of 2935 Lexington avenue Lorain collided at High street and Woodland are about U 1R nom yesterday according to police reports. Slight damage to both cars resulted.
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Haumchard
Sheriff's Department
Albert
Thirteenth Street
Lorain
Mary Brown
Ridgeville
Katherine Scholl
Scranton Court
Cleveland
Amherst Hospital
Withlin
Brown
Sue Murbach
Brandston Avenue
Helen Tomasek
Lexington Avenue
High Street
Woodland
Bandits Take $10,600 From Local Paymaster in Cleveland
In Cleveland two men robbed Lawreance Landy, paymaster for Ohio Mattress, of 10600 dollars from the company payroll. The heist occurred yesterday as workers posted wages for the week. Police pursued leads but details remain scarce.
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Cleveland
Lawreance Landy
Ohio Mattress Company
Jeffersonians Repudiate Roosevelt Leadership Endorse Landon Clash
Detroit August 8 Jeffersonian Democrats from 20 states formally repudiated President Roosevelt and urged loyal Democrats to assess their duty as the election nears. Southern and border state Democrats blocked an outright endorsement of Alf Landon, while northern conservatives aligned with the Jeffersonians in support of a unified anti-Roosevelt effort. The conference adopted a plan to build a national Democrat organization to back the Landon-Garner ticket and recapture party control after November. The resolution questioned whether the president and his party could still be considered Democratic and proposed stripping Roosevelt and Garner from the party name and symbols. A committee led by former Gov. Ely drafted the declaration, with members Colby Breckinridge Wright Bailey Reed and others.
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Detroit
Roosevelt
Wnen
Alf M Landon
Roosévelt
Sustanza
Phiadelphia Convention
Housevelt
Garner
Democrative Party
Joseph Th. Ely
Massachusetts
Bainbridge Colby
Henry Breckinridge
New York
Graham Wright
Georgia
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
BR. Contee Rose
Maryland
J. Everts Ualey
James 4. Reed
Missouri
Roosevelt Landon drought meeting to be campaign highspot
In TOPERA Kansas the Roosevelt and Landon drought conference is set to be a campaign highpoint. Roosevelt aims to keep politics from intruding while Landon presents himself as Kansas’s chief executive seeking relief for farms. The meeting with western governors will focus on state and federal cooperation to aid drought-stricken areas and preserve Kansas herds.
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Roosevelt-Landon
Topera
Kans
MSA
Ranervelt
Alfo
Landon
Mom
Roosevelt
Kansas
Hyde Park
N.Y
Ang
Aif W Landon
Towa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
Landon Plans Six Short Ohio Talks
Gov Alf M Landon will make six brief rear platform stops in Ohio during an Eastward speaking tour from Chicago to West Middlesex Pa Stops are Ada Bucyrus Crestline Mansfield Canton and Lima and each halt lasts three to five minutes The tour continues toward August 22 in Lima with additional stops planned in those Ohio cities.
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Topeka
Kans
Alf M. Landon
Ohio
Chicago
West Middlesex
Usted
Lima
Ada
Bucyrus
Crestline
Mansfield
Canton
Zioncheck Death Called death by own action
Seattle report details Marion Zioncheck a 34 year old Polish immigrant congressman who died by suicide after personal and political ruin. Friends noted a sudden turn to risky behavior including a party before his death, leaving an unfinished testament and a note about reform efforts. Rubye Nix Zioncheck his bride watched as he fell from a five story window.
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Seattle
W Ang
Marion
Anthony Zionchek
Zioncheck
Rubye Nix Zioncheck
Washington
Zionceck
Carter
William Nadean
Edward B. Hoedsmarker
Peved
Hoede
Nadeau
Arctic
Zionehark
Nadean
Zloncheck
Union Party Fails To Qualify In Ohio Ballot
In Columbus Ohio on August 8 the Union party failed to file enough signatures to place its nominee William Lemke on the November ballot. Secretary of State George Myers announced 282 000 signatures were filed short of the 328 054 required. Party representatives claimed 345 143 signatures late Wednesday.
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Columbus. O
U.R
Union Party
William Lemke
North Dakota
United States
Ohio
George& Myers
Owens Paces Relay Team Into Finals
American hopes at the 1936 Olympics rose as the United States 400 meter relay team matched the world and Olympic record in the first heat with 40 seconds flat led by Jesse Owens. Decathlon leaders Morris Clark Parker held a strong three-event lead with Morris aiming to break the world mark as six thousand nine hundred forty one points.
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United States
Jesse Owens
U. S
Berlin
Glenn Morris
Bob Clark
Jack Parker
Morris
Winners Chosen In Lorain County 4-H Club Contests
Betty Churchward and Ruth Tomes led the Columbia Karefree Kitchen Keepers to the team title in the Lorain County 4-H Demonstration Contest held yesterday at the M C. Mary Mehling directed the event with 78 girls competing and 125 in attendance. Individual winners included Felma Smith for altering a pattern and Zelma Smith won the Most Complete Costume in the Style Revue.
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Betty Churchward
Ruth Tomes
Columbia Karefree Kitchen Keepers
Lorain County
M. C
Marcella Mehling
Lorain County Agricultural
Katherine Hammer
Elnora Pycraft
Gulf Road Buckey
Way Stuntz
Carlisle Jolly Hunters
Phyllis Portman
Glovers
Marion Roberts
Lorain County Faygrounds
Erma
Norman Youngberg
Lagrange
Mass Mehring
Betty Church
Two Men Die In Avon Lake Rail Collision
Two men were killed and several injured when a Nickel Plate work train collided with a 40 car coal train near Avon Lake. Sam Pecora, 23, Lorain, survived after hours of rescue. dead include Michael Coloff, 50, Avon, and Salvatore Curio, 49, Lorain. Investigations by Sheriff Dick and railroad officials probe flag protection and cause.
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Avon Lake
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Sam Pecora
Pecora
Cleveland Electric Laminating Company
Michael Coloff
Avon
Salvatore Cutrio
Coloredo Avenue
Lorain County
S. C. Ward
Brown Leads Bower At End Of 18 Holes
Earle Brown defending champion led Wallace Bower 1 up after 18 holes at Hlyria Country Club in a 26 hole match. Brown moved ahead after the second nine despite a missed two foot putt on the ninth.
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Brown
Bower
Earle
Bud) Brown
Wallace Bower
Hlyria Contry Club
Moon
Krown
Cleveland Woman Hurt In Accident
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis a 69 year old Cleveland resident of 1975 West 54th Street was treated at Alyria Memorial Hospital after an unusual accident on Route 20. Police say she was struck by a car driven by Howard Werner 26 of Amherst as he backed from a driveway. An X ray of both arms was to be taken this afternoon to assess injuries.
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Elizabeth Davis
West 54Th Street
Cleveland
Alyria Memorial Hospital
Davis
Howard Werner
Amherst
Werner
White Way Assessing Ordinance Adopted
A local measure titled White Way Assessing Ordinance was adopted to raise 99,284 for annual operating costs and public works. The estimate indicates about 166 byproducts or related costs, with the ordinance seeking funding for rate adjustments and related expenses.
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White Way
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Acme
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Clarence W. Dick
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T. L. Peffer
Conneaut
George Biltz
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Organio Soto
Frank Yantal
James Clavosek
Thomas Polsott
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