Big Scale Fight Along Siberian Front Involves Japan Russia
Tokyo reports a major clash on a five mile frontier as Japanese and Russian forces trade heavy losses after an eleven hour battle from Changufeng to the frontier line. Both sides dug trenches and erected barbed wire while tanks and mountain guns entered the fighting. Russian air raids on frontier towns drew Japanese anti air fire as Tokyo prepared for a possible renewed assault. A Japanese war office statement said Japanese hold Changkufeng with Russians nearby and a new major push was anticipated. Foreign officials noted Japan seeks a three nation commission with one Japanese one Manchukuoan and one Russian member, or a joint Japanese Manchukuoan designation and a separate Russian one.
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Tokyo
Siberian
Changufeng
Changkufeng
Merrin
Kojo
Keiko
Korea
War Office
Abunt
Foreign Office
Japan
Oid
Manchukuo
Russia
Court seeks aid to recover robbed 1937 Ford pickup
Bennie Lupenski of Stop 7 Lake Laverne asked the sheriff to recover his 1937 Ford pickup he lent to a stranger for five dollars last night to carry trunks to Cleveland. The man was to return by 11 pm but did not, deputies said.
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Bennie Lupenski
Stop 7
Lake Laverne
Sheriff's Department
Lupenski
Cleveland
Homeward Flight Of Pigeon Postponed
A homeward carrier pigeon scheduled to fly home was postponed for a week after firemen at Central Fire Station found it exhausted and possibly injured. The bird was fed and rested in a basket before being released but could not rise far. Officials expect a week's rest will help restore its condition.
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Central Fire Station
Iegion
Startling disclosures at Dies inquiry and witness list
Chairman Martin Dies of the House committee pursuing German and other foreign influence said over 25 witnesses have been subpoenaed to testify starting Thursday. He noted many important figures and promised startling disclosures, as the Navy checks aliens in shipbuilding and Roosevelt signs orders allowing tax return inspections. Commanding officers must report alien payrolls by November 1. enlisteds are exempt.
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Washington
Martin Dies
Tex
House Committee
Dies
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Dies Committee
Brighton Signs Up For Fire Protection
Wellington Og Aug II Mayer E R Lehman and village council members met with Brighton township trustees to arrange fire protection. A two year contract was signed giving Brighton use of the Wellington community fire truck. Brighton was the only surrounding township without a contract.
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Wellington
Mayer E R Lehman
Brighton
Deputy Sheriff Cordy Wins First Try for Committeeman
Deputy Sheriff C Cordy won the 6 C precinct committeeman race in Preemet beating opponent Albert O Brien 29 to 25. Fellow deputy William G South backed the ticket while Michael Burl and Lorain Jost also ran but fell short. Smith was defeated in his precinct with William Jenne winning by 2 votes.
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C. Cordy
Bheing
iChef
William G South
Smith
William Jenne
Jennes
Cordy
1Bert O Brien
Michael Burlpeomy
Lorain Jost
Oberlin Professor Addresses Elyria Rotarians
Professor Karl Geiser of Oberlin College spoke to the Elyria Rotary Club at the Elks Restaurant. He described current conditions in Germany and global relations, based on nine months of study there and multiple prior trips, after delivering several lectures during the year.
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Germany
Karl Geiser
Oberlin College
Elyria
Geiser
Caraway Lead Shrinks in Arkansas Democratic Primary
In Little Rock on August 10, Hattie W. Caraway's renomination bid faced a tightening margin as returns from 1,623 of 2,135 precincts showed Caraway at 85,851 votes to McClellan's 81,031. Venable received 2,008 votes.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hattie W. Caraway
Senate
John L. McClellan
Senator Caraway
McClellan
J. BR. Venable
Sudeten Martyr Funeral Prompts Sudeten-Negro? Negotiations
Sudeten German leaders prepared a martyr funeral for Wenzel Bayerle, a party member stabbed in a barroom brawl, as indirect talks began between Prague and Sudeten leaders with British mediator Viscount Runciman. Premier Hodza aimed for a first meeting amid cautious optimism about minority talks.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Wenzel Bayerle
Viscount Runciman
Runciman
Bayerle
Milan Hedza
Rund
Hrom
Hodza
Engineer Dies In Locomotive Yard Conneaut
Avge Williams aged 53 of Conneaut died suddenly in Nickel Plate Railroad yards while operating a yard engine. He was stricken with a heart attack and died before physicians arrived. Williams had 35 years with Nickel Plate, including more than 24 years as engineer.
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Conneaut
O. Avge Williams
Connecutckel Plate
Nickel Plate
Willams
Mickel Plate
Girdler Scheduled To Testify Tomorrow
Washington Aug 11 The Senate Civil Liberties Committee prepared for Tom M Girdler chair Republic Steel to testify about the Little Steel strike in Massillon Ohio where three persons were killed Ohio National Guard officers including Adjutant General Emilio Marx will be witnesses La Follette FP Wisconsin concluded hearings yesterday on strike activities in Canton questioning Republic employees tied to the back to work movement
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Washington
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Tom M Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
Massillon
Ohio National Guard
Fmilio Marx
Grindler
Robert M. la
Republic
Fire damages Empire Tavern awning after cigarette fire
A pedestrian cigarette caused a fire that burned an awning at the Empire Tavern 301 303 Adams Street, scorching the building front. Firemen from Hose Company No 1 and Engine Company No 3 investigated the blaze and reported the cause.
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Empire Tavern
Adams Street
Fire Department
Hose Company No. 1
Engine Company No. 3
Ohio congressional returns incomplete with many races pending
An incomplete listing of Ohio district winners from unofficial returns shows several incumbents and nominees. Notable results include Bryan B. Harlan and Harry Routzohn in the 3rd, Frank C. Kniffin and Cliff Clevenger in the 5th, Arthur W. Aleshire and Clarence J. Brown in the 7th, Brooks Fletcher in the 8th, H. K. Claypool in the 11th, John M. Vorys in the 12th, Dow W. Harter in the 14th, Robert T. Secrest in the 15th, William A. Ashbrook in the 17th, Lawrence E. Imhoff in the 18th, with many other districts not yet reporting.
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Columbus
Bryan B. Harlan
Dayton
Harry N. Routzohn
Sth
Frank C. Kniffin
Napoleon IX
Cliff Clevenger
Chillicothe
A. P. Lamneck
John M. Vorys
William L. Fiesinger
D. Sandusky
Dudley A. White
R. Norwalk
Dow W. Harter
D. Akron
Edward S. Sche
Landmark district returns tease tense results in race gains
Richland Ashland and Medina districts failed to yield a final tally as state and county races streamed in. Dale White of Elyria won the Democratic nomination for state representative with 4 895 votes to 4 006 for Wilson Littie, while county auditor went to 85383 in unofficial totals.
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Tus
Daniel E. Falkner
Albert Greulich
Rees
J H. Highfield
Bowman
Supreme Court
Joseph E. Bowman
William C. Dixon
Forrest F. Smith
Theodore Ira 'Rowan
John J. Kennedy
Clarence H. Kinsley
State Central Committee
Wiliam F. Grall
Lorain County
Vargil E. Rogers
Mary A. Crow
Mary E. McGowan
William F. Hurley
Stae
Maurice C Brows Hurley
Brown
Dale T White
Elyria
Wilson A. Little
Henke
Frank R. Henke
Flynna
Harley Decker
Robert H. Gorman
Perry H. Stevens
Court of Appeals
John W. Bricker
Paul M. Herbert
Charles A. Bracher
George E. Turner
Earl Griffith
Don H. Ebright
Herbert Hoover
Thomas J. Herbert
Vernet E. Metcalf
Herbert
Metcalf
Taft
Robert A. Taft
United States
Arthur H. Day
Day
George H. Bender
L. L. Marshall
Mustenies
Congress
Walter B. Wanamaker
Clinton D. Boyd
Edward C. Turner
William L. Hart
G. K. Allen
Frank H. Ward
Richland
Ashland
Medina
Dale White
Wilson A. Littie
Charles Lorence
William E. Ashbolt
Olive Harding
Akron
Nellie Love
Lorain
Love
Harding
Toran
Central
Mary McGowan
Vivian Conner
Mary Crow
Susan LaCause
Grail
William F. Grail
Ins
Virgil Rogers
Daniel Breen
Loran
Charles Bracher
Paul M Herbert
George Turner
Edward Hummel
Justin McCarthy
M Herbert Hoover
Don Ebr Gnt
George Baker
Arthur Williams
David Lewis
Verner Metcalf
George Bender
L. L. Marshal
Raymond Jeffreys
Charles Wharton
C. G. Yearick
Walter Wanamaker
Clinton Boyd
Edward Matthias
William Hart
Frank Ward
Roy Struble
Lawrence Rich
Rogers
P.H. Rogers
Belden
Jaimy Metzenbaum
John Rogers
Frank Aible
Ed Day
Taylor Davidson
Harry Harper
E. Matthews Steele
William Kennedy
John Kennedy
Clarence Kinsley
Herbert S. Duffy
Congressmat
John McSweeney
Stephen Young
Harold Mosier
Carl V. Weygandt
R. M. Winegardner
Senator James P Pope Defeated in Idaho Primary
In POISE Idaho on August 10 Senator James P Pope conceded the Democratic senatorial nomination to conservative challenger Representative D Worth Clark as Clark led by about 3500 votes. Returns from 590 of 798 precincts showed Clark with 35 532 to Pope 32 069.
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Poise
Idaho
James P. Pope
New Deal
Rep
D. Worth Clark
Pope
Roosevelt
Clark
Bird Pleads Guilty Shielding Wife in Robbery Case
Baltimore August 10 America's public enemy No 2 Bird pleaded guilty to a firearms robbery charge and sought to shield his 19 year old wife from punishment. He faces up to 140 years in prison. He had earlier pleaded not guilty to six other similar counts.
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Baltimore
Charles Bird
America
Bird
Cleveland
Japanese Lines Waver In Chinese Offensive Near Hankow
Chinese military spokesmen reported the Japanese army on the north bank of the Yangtze near Hankow wavering under a reinforced Chinese drive. Four thousand Japanese troops held out in Hwangmei ruins amid floodwater fighting, while Chinese forces pressed from heights overlooking the city. Munitions were said to be dwindling rapidly as Japanese defense weakened and risk of river floods increased.
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Shanghal
Yanatse
Hankow
Hwangemi
Nanking
Hwangme
Ayy
Kiukiang
Wuhusuch
Wuhu
Anking
Yangtse
Officials Praise Voting Machines in Ohio County
Trumbull County election officials praised new voting machines used countywide for the first time. They tabulated results 12 to 15 hours faster than the old system after purchasing machines for 127000 dollars. Precincts declined from 138 to 99 and boards from six to four to cut costs.
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Warren
Trumbu
Ohio
Markets Open With Mixed Grain and Produce Prices
Riverside market notes show No 2 red hard wheat and assorted grains trading to modest gains, with oats and corn steady. Butter, eggs, and poultry hold near current levels as cattle and sheep receipts trend lower, while a wide range of vegetables including potatoes, onions, and cabbage are listed with varied regional prices and baskets.
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Montana Milling Ua
ELOV
Ian
Pet
Fimethy
Miouth
Plymouth
Staten
Kansas
Pope Rcuais
Nebraska Ocetulers
Seregeey
Bliss
Cleveland
Batra Erade
Leghorn
New Jersey
Ollo Cobblers
Idaho Reds
Russet Bakers
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Carl D. Sheppard
Don Isham
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J A Jones
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General Assembly
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Dunn
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