Sub Committee Approves Black Nomination For Supreme Court
A Senate judiciary sub committee voted 5 to 1 to approve Senator Julio L Black as a Supreme Court nominee despite Senator War ren R. Austin of Alabama challenging his eligibility. The full committee will consider the nomination next, as President Roosevelt disputes any constitutional issue, while the White House cites Attorney General Homer S. Cummings as having ruled Black eligible.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Warren R. Austin
Jlugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Austin
Alabama
Full
Judiciary Committee
Black
Congress
Dustria Willa van Devanter
High Bench
van Devanter
Roosevelt
White House
Homer S. Cummings
High Court
M. M. Neely
W. Va
George McGill
Kan
M. M. Logan
William &. Borah
Ida
William Dieterich
Three Safe Cast Ashore After Four Hours In Heavy Sea
Three vacationists clung to a capsized dory for four hours then were cast ashore at Truro after a coast guard and private boatmen search. Victims include Rowland Lyon 33 of Washington DC artist Miss Helen Wires art student Miss Dorothy Nelson Chicago art student. Gregg Johnson swam ashore after 45 minutes.
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Provincetown
Mass
Truro
Cape Waters
Rowland Lyon
Washington, D. C
Helen Wires
Wellesley Tails
Dorothy Nelson
Chicago
Gregg Johnson
Herkimer, N
Weather outlook for Ohio and nearby regions
Fair tonight in Ohio with Saturday becoming partly cloudy and rising temperatures. High pressure sits over the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley while a low that moved from eastern Ontario has exited toward the St. Lawrence Valley. A new low is developing in the northwest bringing showers and thunderstorms to the Atlantic states, central plains, and far northwest. Temperature changes over the last 24 hours were minor.
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Ohio
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Ontario
St. Lawrence Valley
Atlantic
Central Plains States
Far Northwest
House Ways and Means OKs Loophole Closure Bill
Washington Aug 13 The House Ways and Means committee voted to report favorably an eight point bill to close tax loopholes. The measure aims to seal gaps suspected of draining over 100 million dollars in annual revenue and will be considered early next week before adjournment. Chairman Robert L Coughton said the committee faced no opposition to the favorable report despite seven of twenty five members being Republicans.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Robert L. Coughton
U S Rights in Palestine Safe Under Mandate Changes
The United States says British mandate changes in Palestine will not harm American rights and interests. Secretary Cordell Hull released official correspondence showing the U S has reserved its position and sought assurances from Britain, with continued coverage on Page 2.
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Washington
United States
Palestine
Cordell Hull
State Department
Foreign Office
Milwaukee chosen for 1928 convention site by meat dealers
Cincinnati dispatch reports Emil Schwartz of Detroit elected president as Milwaukee selected at the National Association of Retail Meat Dealers convention closing sessions. The decision marks the 1928 meeting location and leadership for the association.
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Cincinnati
National Association of Retail Meat Dealers
Emil Schwartz
Detroit
Paraguay Army and Navy Revolt Topples President Franco
Paraguayan army and navy rebel, entering Asuncion to force President Franco from office as cabinet resigns. North zone troops had threatened a confused situation, with the interior ministry pledging calm and the veterans’ association backing Franco against any eventuality.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Tmm
Franco
Interior Ministry
Chaco
Bolivia
Allen Improved Is Returned To Home
F. L. Daddy Allen founder of the International Society for Crippled Children was returned to his home at 514 Washington Avenue this morning from Lake Side Hospital Cleveland where he had been confined for the past month His condition has considerably improved though he remains bedridden.
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Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Washington Avenue
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Auto crash kills Canton man near Columbiana
Steve Fekete, 39, Canton, died of injuries after his car left the road and overturned in a ditch near Columbiana last night. He apparently lost control while passing another vehicle.
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Columbiana, C
Steve Fekete
Canton
Here
Governor Davey Returns From Vacation to Columbus
Governor Davey flew back to Columbus after a two week vacation in North Carolina and was not expected at his office today. The trip ends a quiet political summer with no immediate announcements expected. Local officials prepared for a routine return to duties and public appearances.
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Columbus
Davey
Carolina
Conceptions Of Sun Structure Revised By Stratosphere Photographs
Harvard University and the American Museum of Natural History announced that stratosphere photographs of the June 8 total solar eclipse reveal a globular blanket around the sun. The outer atmosphere, over a million miles deep, dominates the solar envelope, rendering coronal streamer theory obsolete.
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New York
Harvard University
American Museum of Natural History
Harvard College Observatory
Colburn and Kennedy Plan 1939 Return to Council
Mrs Colburn, defeated in a 1929 renomination, says she and Mrs Kennedy will run again in 1929 after leaving council at end of the year. Kennedy has served 12 consecutive years as councilmember at large, a possible local record, while Colburn vows to reenter politics despite recent defeat and her husband’s illness.
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Elyria
Teuriella Colburn
Anna Kennedy
Colburn
Kennedy
Declare County Budget Approved
County commissioners adjourned after a public hearing finding no attendees. The budget totals $737,065.31 including $56,610 for bond retirement and $19,000 for a contingent fund, about $78,000 below departments' requests. It now goes to the county budget commission for approval or revision.
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County Budget Commission
13 Ambulances Take Elks To Jinx Party
In St Joseph Maine on August 13 Elks club members rode 13 ambulances to a Friday the thirteenth drowning and strangling party. A 13 member committee oversaw the event with life guards dismissed to avoid interfering with drownings. Participants were urged to dive in shallow water and a plush lined coffin was to be won by the person who stayed underwater longest. Each member was to bring his wife and sweetheart as bony fish and choking themes framed the risky outing.
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ST. Joseph
Elks Club
Nearies
Deadlock Will Delay Wage And Hour Bill
Washington August 13 A.M Chairman Mary T Norton of the House Labor Committee said she has virtually given up hope of securing right of way from the deadlocked House Rules Committee on the wage and hour bill. She warned the measure may be delayed until next session unless the Rules Committee grants floor access. Southern opposition and farm bloc dissatisfaction with crop loans threaten to block enactment this session as the bill sits in Rules. Opponents on the 14 member panel reportedly hold at least eight votes to keep it in committee. The logjam also endangers housing and tax measures tied to current agenda.
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Washington
Mary T. Norton
House Labor Committee Today
House Rules Committee
House
Martin Dies
Tex
John J. O’connor
O'Connor
Five Girls and Three Boys Pass Life Saving Tests At Y M C A
Five girls and three boys passed the Y M C A Junior Life Saving test this week, report Herman Guyer Boys' Work Secretary. Successful candidates include Lee Shenman Joan O'Donnell Jean Graham Louisa Dutch Ruth Vaughn Doyle Slutzker William Dutch and Ross Newell.
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Y. MC. A
Herman Guyer
Lee Shenman
Joan O'Donnell
Jean Graham
Louisa Dutch
Ruth Vaughn
Doyle Slutzker
William Dutch
Ross Newell
Fear Sinking Land Signals Possible Quake Prelude
Geologists warn that rapid land subsidence on Harley Robertson's farm in Buhl Idaho may forecast a major earthquake. A vast underground air pocket about 1590 feet deep could extend up to 100 miles, with surface fissures widening as 20 acres vanish into a canyon in ten days.
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Robertson
Cartis
Tron Fort Foon
Elyria Legion Drum Corps Aims For State Title
Elyria American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps of Post Rcho, about 50 members plus families, wrapped up its prep drill at Ely Stadium and heads to Columbus for the 19th annual state convention. Norwood defending champs may compete alongside Toledo, Cincinnati, Alliance, Massillon, and Lima. $1,500 in prizes for eight finalists plus half gate receipts.
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Ohio
Elyria
American Legion
Post Rcho
Ely Stadium
Legion
Columbus
Red Bird Stadium
Toledo
Cincinnati
Alliance
Massillon
Lima
Norwood
Nengeoge Ton
J Diarzin
William Hruby
Charles Wilconson
Cleveland
Wilconson
Palace Theatre Orchestra
Elyria Corps
Lorain
Berea
la Grange
Grafton
Amherst
South Amherst
Bay Village
Fairview
Lakewood
St. Mary’s
Kinney
Lieut
Pollard
Camp Perry
Deputy Cordrey Appointed to Larain County Sheriff
Chester J. Cordrey, 27, of 124 Courtland Street, is named deputy in the Larain County sheriff's department effective August 15, replacing the resignation of Glen Vat Arndale. Cordrey, currently with Colson Company, will be headquarters desk man on the day shift with a starting salary of 125 dollars monthly. The addition brings department personnel to fourteen, including Chief Deputy William G. Smith, with ten on routine duty and four in the civil department. Vacation vacancies will end August 15, prompting shift changes: 6 am to 2 pm, 2 pm to 10 pm, and 10 pm to 6 am.
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Chester J. Cordrey
Courtland Street
Larain County
Chalmers Davidson
Anthony Pollock
Elmer Peterson
Smith
Youngstown Steel Door Co Recommends 2 for 1 Stock Split
Cleveland August 13 directors urged a two for one split of no par common stock. The board adopted a resolution requesting shareholders authorize increasing shares to 800000 from 400000.
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Cleveland
Youngstown Steel Door Co
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Plant Halts Two Open Hearths
Operations at YOUNGSTOWN Ma honing Valley dropped to 77 percent of capacity as 75 repairs forced the suspension of two open hearths at the Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp plant.
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Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corp
Fear 3 Still Buried In Ruins
New York August 13 police and firemen search the muddy New Brighton tenement ruins for three believed buried after the building collapsed. Nineteen bodies were removed as another flood filled the deep cellar, with four survivors hospitalized. Investigations into possible negligence are planned by police fire district attorney and city officials including Mayor LaGuardia. A building inspector had given the site a clean bill of health two days before the disaster.
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New York
Uri
New Brighton
Staten Island
New Ratons
Olivia Rogers
Louise Heinz
Staten Island Hospital
Fire Department
Bureau of Buildings
Richmond
H. LaGuardia
Frank 41.Finnes
Fred Simpson
Iit
John Irving
Bulkley Endorses Hugo Black for Supreme Court
Senator Robert Bulkley of Ohio voiced approval of President Roosevelt's appointment of Hugo Black to the Supreme Court. He called Black a fine justice and a valuable addition, noting that despite disagreements with some of Black's views, his ability and integrity are beyond question.
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Washington
Sen
Robert
J. Bulkley
Ohio
Hugo Black
Ala
Bulkley
Senator Black
Tam
Boy aviator offers to be slave to government
Julius Balmuth 16 tested a folding wing airplane plan by stealing into an army hangar and starting a motor, causing $10,000 damage. Cleveland judge orders Husson Boys Farm confinement for discipline rather than criminality, with praise from psychiatrists and a probation officer for his intelligence and imagination.
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Self
Cleveland
Julus Balmuth
Julius
Harry L. Eastman
Juvenile Court
Husson Boys Farm
Maurice Hennessey
Clarence Yeager
Eastman
Hennessey
Sullus
Oftielala
Yeacer
Washington
Secretary of War
West Technical High School
War Clashes in Shanghai North of City Amid Heavy Fighting
Across Shanghai the conflict raged with rifles machine guns and tanks as Chinese and Japanese forces battled north of the city. Fire spread through Chapel and Kiangwan districts and Japanese reinforcements pushed armored units into the area while U S patrols guarded American interests.
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Shanghai
Chapel North
Seta
Whangpao
Shanshei University
U.S
U. S
Sacramento
Shanghai Power Co
Texaco Co
Chapei
Kiangwan
Chapel
Woosang
County Minister To Officiate As Legion Chaplain
The Rev. Karl L. Darkey, department chaplain of the American Legion and pastor of La Grange and Penfield Methodist churches, will be in Columbus for the state American Legion convention August 14 through 17. He will lead the annual convention Church Call at Memorial Hall and deliver the message. In his absence guest preachers will fill LaGrange and Penfield pulpits with Rev. Dr. Edwin Kirby of Elyria speaking at LaGrange at 11:15 a.m. Penfield’s guest speaker is not yet announced. Penfield services are at 10:15 a.m.
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Karl L. Darkey
American Legion
la Grange
Penfield
Columbus
Memorial Hall
LaGrange
Edwin Kirby
Elyria
Penfield Church
Elyria Woman Hurt In Auto Accident
Mrs A Smith of Gulf Road Elyria sustained slight head cuts yesterday when the car she rode in collided with a second car driven by Ray Miller of 378 Furnace Street. The Kriebel car overturned, Elmore Kriebel and the Miller party uninjured. Mrs Smith treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released. Two other minor crashes listed.
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A. Smith
Gulf Road
R. D. No
Elyria
Tona Krie Lher
Lorain
Ray Miller
Furnace Street
Cleveland Street
Miss Kriebel
Elmore Kriebel
Miller
Smith
Elyria Memorial Hospital
FH. C. Heffinger
Hazel Street
Fremont
Jack Griffin
Telegraph Road
Broad Street
S. S. Goodman
Helena Avenue
Cleveland
Ed Ross
Middle Avenue
Lake Avenue
Huron Street
Mussolini To Visit Hitler In September Reported
Paris dispatch notes Le Matin said PM Benito Mussolini will visit Adolf Hitler at Berchtesgaden near September 1. The interview is described as more important than the prior one, with details to be released by the agency.
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Mussolini
Hitler
Paris
Benito Mussolini
Fuehrer
Adolph Hitler
Berchtesgarden
le Matin
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John N. Garner
Jeff
Hingo Black
Acme
Milwaukee
Council
Elks
Schaefer
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James Elemes
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