Plane Strikes Wire During Takeoff In Daytona Beach Tragedy
A Eastern Rhine airliner struck a high tension wire while taking off at Daytona Beach killing three and injuring six. Victims include Flight Captain Stewart Dietz and Pilot Robert Reed with passenger J F Philpot among the dead. The crash occurred at about 5 am during a routine stop from Chicago to Miami. Passengers were pulled from the wreckage as crews rushed to Halifax hospital where doctors were summoned.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Stewart G. Dietz
Miami
Robert G. Reed
J. F
Peter) Philpot
Chicarn
Dietz
Stewart Brian Merrill
Marian
Mexico City
M. N. Hamilton
Detroit
C. W. Dunlap
Chicago
F. M. Thompson
Greenville
E. W. Philpot
J. FP. Philpot
Halifax
Hoodlums Blamed In Dallas Labor Rally Raid And Kidnap
Police blamed disorganized hoodlums for raiding a Dallas labor rally and kidnapping Socialist organizer Herbert Harris, 47, who was feathered and dumped from a car at a busy corner. Harris’ helper George Lambert, 23, was bruised in the scuffle. The same day union vice president George Baer, 33, was seized, beaten, and found along a highway. authorities tie the assault to conflicts between the CIO and AFL.
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Dallas
Tex
Herbert Harris
Socialist Party
Harris
George Lambert
Eareer
George Baer
United Hat, Cap and Millinery Workers of America
Baer
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
CIG
Dallas Industries
A. F. of L
Weather Ohio forecast with showers in southeast and west
Partly cloudy into tonight with showers likely in southeast Ohio and the west. Wednesday shows little temperature change as high pressure remains north of the Great Lakes and over the south Atlantic states. Low pressure centered in Kansas spreads over the plains while a strong northwestern high extends from the Pacific to the northern Rockies. General showers and storms stretch from the Ohio Valley to the Gulf and east to the Atlantic, with a cooler trend in the eastern half and little change in the last 24 hours.
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Ohio
Great Lakes
South Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Kansas
Plaina States
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Gulf
Atlantic
Pacific
Plains States
Rocky Mountains
Canada Wheat Crop Smallest In Years
Ottawa August 10 The Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates Canada spring wheat crop will be the smallest in 30 years with a yield of about 35 percent of long term average. Private sources project 180 to 200 million bushels.
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Ottaw
Ont
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Slot Machines Out Sheriff Finds In Tour
Sheriff William F. Grall ordered a 48 hour ban on slot machines from the county by 10 pm yesterday and a field check shows near total compliance. Two sheriff teams from Elyria to Vermilion and north to Lake Road inspected about 50 venues by 2 am, with proprietors reporting last machines removed that morning.
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William F. Grall
Sheriff Department
Gralt
William G. Smith
Elyria
Grafton
Lake Road
Samuel Paonessa
Smith
John Judge
Oberlin
Amherst
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Vermilion-on-the - Lake
Ohio Woman Is Slain In Bed
Ohio woman Ruth Cranston 48 is shot to death while reading in bed at her Knox township farm home. A shotgun blast through the bedroom window injures her. Daughter Evelyn Borgwardt 20 was upstairs. son-in-law John Borgwardt 21 is sought for questioning. Husband William Cranston was at work in Alliance.
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East Liverpool
Aus
Ruth Cranston
Knox Township
Evelyn Borgawardt
Harry Gosney
Arnold W. Devon
John Borgwardt
Woman Injured In Wellington Crash
One person Mrs Bruce Mckenzie was injured when a car driven by Gordon McKenzie of Fayettesville Pa ran into a parked truck about five miles east of Wellington. Mrs McKenzie was treated at the Fat Clinic. The driver and three others were not injured. They were on their way to Toledo.
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Bruce McKenzie
Gordon McKenzie
Fayettesville
Wellington
Salvador Withdraws from League of Nations
Salvador notifies the League of Nations of its withdrawal citing financial reasons. The departure raises Latin America withdrawals to seven, following Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Brazil, and Costa Rica.
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Geneva
Republic of Salvador
League of Nations
League
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Brazil
Costa Rica
Congress Sees Possible Delay In Adjournment
Washington Aug 10 Leaders warn adjournment next week may be delayed by battles over agriculture price loans and sugar marketing. Failure to meet farm loan demand could mobilize agrarian opposition against the Wages and Hours bill while a veto rumor surrounds the Miller-Ts ding a price fixing measure for standard brand goods.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congressional Veterans No. 6
Political Struggle Now On In Loyalist Spain
Paris reports from August 10 indicate a major political clash in Loyalist Spain between Francisco Largo Caballero and the Negrin government. Caballero seeks a unity government including all Republican elements, while Negrin's side aligns with Left Wing Socialists, Communists and the Republican parties. The dispute centers on suppressing Trotskyist and Anarchist unions and the shape of a post civil war administration.
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Spain
Paris
Francisco Largo Crvallero
Caballero
Juan Negrin
Poum
Fai
Socialista
Risht Wink
No. 3
Page
Chinese Regiments Strengthen To Resist Japanese Demands
Chinese forces reinforced peace preservation regiments defending Hungjao airfield railway stations and industrial zones as they resist Japanese demands to punish soldiers who killed a Japanese naval officer and a seaman. Japanese officers in Tokyo discussed punitive action but show reluctance for a full Shanghai conflict, focusing instead on North China and the Yangtze valley evacuation. Chinese claim about forces northwest of Peiping and the Peiping Suiyuan railway area remains.
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Oy United Press
Shanghai
Hungjao
Tokyo
Mitsumasa Yonai
Navy
Japan
China
Hankow
Yangtse Valley
Peiping
Peiping- Suiyuan
Public meeting to decide vacating merchants alley
Citizens to discuss whether the alley along the Troxel building between Lodi Street and Washington Avenue should be vacated as a public street or kept as is. Council members will hear public views at 7 a m in Council Chambers. The issue stems from traffic congestion and a petition from bordering property owners requesting vacation for easier deliveries.
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Merchants’ Alley
Troxel
Lodi Street
Washington Avenue
Council
Britain Demands Release Of Ships From Nationalists
London Aug 16 Britain presented Spanish Nationalist authorities with a formal demand to release at once three British merchantmen Molton Cardleston Castle and Mirtipano seized by Nationalist warships blockading Loyalist coasts of Spain Sir Henry Chilton British ambassador to Spain on the French side of the frontier presented the Nationalist governing Junta with the demand The demand contained no time limit but implied immediate action was sought.
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London
Britain
Molton
Cardleston Castle
Spain
Henry Chilton
Wace
Two Teen Victims Die In Lorain Grade Crossing Crash
Lorain County traffic death toll rose to 38 after Albert Greenfield 21 of 68S W 15th street Lorain and Steve Dallas 21 of Clinton avenue near North Rider road died from injuries after a Wheeling and Lake Erie freight train collision at a North Ridge road crossing at 2 25 a m Sunday. Greenfield died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Frank Dallas 20 brother of Steve and driver of the car was injured but not seriously and recovering. Funeral services for Steve Dallas set for tomorrow at 2 p m at Hungenan Reform Church Lorain. Greenfield services at his home Thursday morning.
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Lorain County
Albert Greenfield
W. 15Th Street
Lorain
Steve Dallas
Clinton Avenue
North Rider Road
Wheeling and Lake Erie
North Ridge Road
West River Road
Greenfield
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank Dallas
St. Josph’s Hospital
Dallas
Hungenan Reform Church
Car Crash Scarves Detroit Driver But Barely Hurt
A car driven by Donald Fabrizio of Detroit left Route 18 west of Wellington and demolished after crashing into an apple tree and a telephone pole at about 115 PM yesterday. Fabrizio sustained scalp lacerations leg bruises and facial and hand scratches. He received treatment at Falls clinic and returned to Detroit by bus that night.
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Donald Fabrizio
Detroit
Wellington
Fabrizio
Falls Clinic
Death of Elyria Funeral Director E A Welsh
Edward A. Welsh a well known Elyria undertaker and dealer in household furnishings died at his home 202 West Bridge street at 6 15 A M after suffering a stroke in April 1935 He was born April 16 1871 in Summitville Ohio son of John and Mary Doyle Welsh He taught school five terms before 22 and farmed with his father before his career in funeral service continues on page 2.
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Edward A. Welsh
Elyria
West Bridge Street
Welsh
Summitville
John
Mary (Doyle) Welsh
John Welsh
Ohio
Mary Doyle
Columbiana County
Lorain County
West River Road
Edward
Gang Leader Gibson Captured by G-Men in 1930s Bank Heists
Coluus dispatch reports Clair Ralph Gibson, 31, head of the Gibson gang, captured by G-men and local officers after a nationwide pursuit. He faces charges for two bank robberies in St Paul and Linden Ohio, plus alleged 22 robberies since 1932 and an auto finance heist. Gibson confessed to multiple crimes. Violet Brass was arrested with him near Roseburg Oregon.
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Columbus
Clair Ralph Gibson
Gibson
Linden
Ohio National Bank
St. Paul
Minn
G-men
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Violet Brass
Loon Lake
Roseburg
Ore
Barberton
James Zrostick
Britt. Ta
Linden Bank
Nye Urges Embargo On Scrap Exports
Senator Gerald Nye urged the Senate Military Affairs Committee to pass a bill embargoing scrap steel exports. He warned that scraps could return as shrapnel in soldiers' bodies and noted 1927 exports would likely exceed the prior eleven years combined.
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Washington
Gerald P. Nye
N. D
Senate Munitions Committee
Senate Military Affairs’ Committee
Nye
Senate
Chronicle-Telegram to provide city primary returns tonight
Chronicle Telegram staff will tabulate city primary returns tonight. Bulletin readings will be posted at the office and available by telephone using listed numbers. Polls close at 6 59 P M with trends expected by nine. if close, fuller returns may come later. Final bulletins with complete results will follow on Page 3.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Morning Rains Suppress Elyria Primary Turnout
Morning showers dampened Elyria voters as a six man Republican mayoral field faced little Democratic activity. Election officials predicted total turnout under 2,800 by 6:30 p.m., with Precinct 3 F showing 43 votes by 11:30, far below 1935 levels and reflecting a washout due to poor weather and bland contest.
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Elyria
Election Board
Frank Stetson
Park and Denison Avenues
Stetson
Conferees Reach Agreement on Court Procedure Bill
Washington Aug 10 Senate House conferees reached agreement on a four point lower court procedure bill The measure withdraws reference to the Supreme Court and grants the attorney general authority to intervene in cases questioning constitutionality in the public interest The bill provides direct appeal of constitutional challenges to the Supreme Court three judge injunctive hearings judge transfers within circuits and allows temporary restraining orders by single judges to prevent irreparable damage before a full hearing.
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Washington
Senate House
Pat McCarran
Senate
Supreme Court
Attorney General
District Courts
Circuit Court of Appeals
Man Hit By Train Suffers Headache
New York story reports John Abrams aged 45 struck by a train after crossing gates were lowered at Laurel High School Queens. He sustained only a headache and was detained in a hospital.
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New York
John Abrams
Laurel HS Queens
Body Recovered From Muskingum River
Marietta Ohio August 1. The body of Daniel E Blooir age 36 was recovered after drowning while trying to save companion Fred Curtis who fell into the Muskingum River near here. The two had been fishing when Curtis went overboard. Curtis swam to shore.
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Marietta
Daniel £. Blooir
Fred Curtis
Barker gets twenty five year prison term in stabbing case
Appleton Wisconsin January 19 Glenn A Barker aged 21 a farm youth was sentenced to twenty five years in prison after pleading guilty to stabbing his sweetheart Helen Welhouse with a pocket knife at their home. Barker confessed the attack occurred during a quarrel.
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Sentice Appleton
Wis
Ane
Glenn A. Barker
Tate
Tods
Helen Welhowse
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Salvador
Congress
Uncle Sam
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
U. S
United States
Julia Szacury
Long Island
N. Y
E. A. Welsh
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