Nazis Outline Policies for Germany
Berlin Aug 14 Nazi leaders presented the first broad policy outline since the June stormtroop revolt. Goebbels Frick and Goering declared Hitler supreme and explained aims including rearmament, withdrawal from the League of Nations, and defending German borders while seeking equality with other nations. They insisted Anschluss is not urgent but that Austrian ties remain a goal.
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Berlin
Hitler
League of Nations
Goebbels
Frick
Goering
England
English Channel
Germany
League of Nation
Reich
If you feel low dont be discouraged
A health note explains that loss of strength sleeplessness nervousness paleness and poor appetite may come from low blood strength. It promotes 8.5.8 as a scientifically tested remedy for restoring blood content and improving appetite sleep and energy, warning against counterfeit substitutes.
Germany Faces Referendum Tone In Political Radio Speech
The report discusses German political mood amid Nazism. It notes Evangelical clergy resisting church politics, economic strain, and Bolshevik memory fading in Germany. It mentions emigrants leaving Nazism, Kaiser absence, Goebbels statements, and Hitler appeals from Ober Salzburg as cabinet ministers and aides prepare for Friday address.
Military force debate and treaty limits discussed abroad
Diplomatic circles note no report of breaking the 26 000 treaty cap as Britain France and Italy consider Austrian independence. A rise in gendarme and police presence is discussed while consent for a military increase hinges on all signatories of the Saint Germain treaty.
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Austin
Britain
France
Sigmatories
St. Germain Reaty
Lorain Young Men’s Republican Club Election Party
The Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club will host an election party tonight with Republican returns. Local group The Winters Trio will perform and a dance number is planned. Leonard Smith, club president, says the public is invited while awaiting results.
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Lorain Country
National Farmers Union to Meet at Pittsfield
The National Farmers Union plans a meeting at Pittsfield Town Hall on Friday at 8 p.m. G H Gang of droama will be the principal speaker with El Kennedy, secretary, and Harold Brandt of Lorain County assisting. Topics include the gap between milk prices producers require and prices paid by consumers.
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Odas
National Farmers’ Union
Pittsfieldd Town Hall
S P.M
G. & Hsgang
Droama
Weil
Princ
Pitt
EL. Kennedy
National Organization
Harold Brandt
Lorain County
Brandt
Aimers’ Union
Brands
Ohio Liquor Board Rules Declared Illegal by Akron Judge
Municipal Judge Clauds V. Emmons ruled that Ohio's liquor center board is not a state department and lacks authority to issue liquor permits. Ward Burns was arrested for selling liquor without a permit. The judge found the board functions as a private trader with discretionary power, violating the constitution's common welfare and equal protection provisions.
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Akron. O
Ohio
Iguor Centre Board
Clauds V. D. Emmons
Ward Burns
O Er
Emmons
Liquor Board
Department of State
Department of Nor Control
AOL
Number One Continues From Page One Restaurant-Style Shortage
Drought hit truck farm crops peas beans tomatoes spinach and celery causing poor yields. Heat and insects reduced fruit and shoppers rushed to canned goods. Martha Pitts of South Roosevelt Street was fined $5 by Mayor W H Vanes for disorderly conduct after a dispute two weeks earlier. Catherine Cryder, 6, died when a car skidded and overturned near Marion as Mrs Cryder took her children for a ride.
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Martha Pitts
South Roosevelt Street
W. H. Vanes
Hare
Marion
Cathérine Cryder
Allen Cryder
Death of Mrs Rena Pollack in New York City
Mrs Rena Pollack died August ninth after a lingering illness at her New York City home. She is survived by her mother Mrs Della Pyle and father J W Severy Sr, a sister Mrs Dorothy Berton, and brothers J W Severy Jr, Leslie M, and Holand. Funeral services were held at Sudro Funeral Home with Rev G Brown officiating. burial at Avon Cemetery. Will Tabeson dies watching a baseball game at Cascade Park. funeral at Brookdale cemetery with Rev Smith officiating.
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Rena Pollack
New York City
Della Pyle
J. W. Severy, Sr
Oberlin
Dorothy Berton
J. W. Severy, Jr
Montana
Leslie M
Euclid
Ohio
Holand
Bervin
Sudro Funeral Home
G. Brown
Avon Cemetery
Tohnson
Will Tabeson
Cascade Park
Brookdale Cemetery
Rev. Smith
Women's Relief Corps
Arthur Crowley
Mother
Toledo
Z. Yeamans
Morgan Street
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Crowley
First Congregational Church
G.b.sif
Incinnati
Charles Brown
North Main Street
Eloise V. Parsons
Great Lakes
Herman Thiessin
Cleveland
Virginia Smith
Ralph
Officers Installed by Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus installed officers for the coming year under district deputy J. F. Emeried. R. E. Teasdale was named grand knight with W. G. Smith as deputy grand knight, Marr Roth as chancellor, and E. B. Keyes among the group. Other officers include Stanley Basitski warden, J. B. Seward treasurer, A. G. Boylan recording secretary, Leo Schuore financial secretary, DeForest Monsehein inside guard, E. B. J. Martin outside guard, and W. Gamble and M. Guenin as trustees.
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Knighis of
Columbus
Wnder
J. F. Emeried
R. E. Teasdale
W G. Smith
Marr Roth
EB. C. Keyes
Stanley Basitski
J. B. Seward
A. G. Boylan
Leo Sehuore
DeForest Monsehein
EB. J. Martin
W. Gamble and
M. Guenin
Gasoline Explosion Kills One in St Louis
A Shell Petroleum bulk plant blast in St Louis Aug 14 killed one man identified as F Lynch and critically injured two workers W C Keller and Gus Neff. Fire followed the explosion as officials offered no explanation for the incident.
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Bulletin
ST. Louis
Shell Petroleum Company
F. Lynch
W. C. Keller
Gus Neff
Dr Novatney Opens Office At Elyria Savings Building
Dr Novatney today announced a medical office to be established at 719 Elyria Savings and Trust Building. He graduated in medicine from a university and trained at St Luke's Hospital in Cleveland before practicing in Painesville and later in nearby towns.
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Day
The
of Medicine
Elyria
Prominent Big Ten Football Star Dies in Colorado
Ken Meenan, 22, of Oak Park Illinois, a noted Big Ten football star, died at St Luke's Hospital in Benver Colorado from blood poisoning after an illness last night.
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BIG Ten
Benver
Colo
Ken Meenan
Oak Park
Ill
St. Luke's Hospital
Former Elyrian Injured In Lakewood Auto Crash
Harvey E. Leimbach a former Elyrian now living in Lakewood is reported improved but in serious condition after an automobile accident there. Two companions Charles Fish and Joseph Wagner, Elyria natives, visited him at 1282 Beach Drive as Mrs. Henry Leimbach of 309 East River Street stays in Lakewood to help care for her son.
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Harvey E. Leimbach
Giventh
Lakewood
Charles Fish
Joseph Wagner
Elyria
Leimla
Beach Yrive
Henry Leimbach
East River Street
Harvey
Farmers Receive Checks From Gov t in Lorain County
First payments totaling about 9 900 were distributed to 158 signers in Lorain County under the government corn hog reduction program. Second payments not due until late October. County extension agent C I Hummel says signers file proof of compliance themselves, with three supervisors F E L TD Parker Baird and John Barbour assisting.
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Lorain
F.el TD
Parker Baird
John Barbour
Hummel
Famous Architect Hood Dies At 52 In Connecticut
Stamford, Conn Aug 14 Ravnmond Hood one of America s most famous architects died today at his home near Stamford He was regarded by many as America s outstanding architect of this generation and designed the Chicago Tribune building the New York Daily News building works at Rockefeller Center the McGraw Hill building and many Century of Progress structures in Chicago He leaves his wife and two children.
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Stamford
Conn
Ravnmond Hood
America
Hood
Chicago Tribune
New York Daily News
Rockefalier City
McGraw-Hill
Chicago
Playground Festival Saturday in Oberlin with races and stalls
Oberlin plans a packed Playground Festival and Street Carnival on Saturday with baseball games, horseshoe finals, stunt motorcycle exhibition, boys and girls races, relay and bicycle events, and a band concert. Handicraft displays by Oberlin children and an NAACP program are featured, with no admission charged.
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Oberlin
Terriers
Louis Whiting
Blair Numaker
Cleveland
Oberlin Bandander
Emil Holz
Jane Smith
Noted Educator Speaks Tuesday at Oberlin Hall
Dean William Pickens, renowned educator, will lecture to Oberlin audience Tuesday evening audience at Sturgis Hall. The event is set for August 14 at 8 15 p m with Pickens serving as the Weld Secretary of the Na.
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William Pickens
Oberlin
Sturgis Hall
Picyans
The
Program to eradicate abortion in dairy cattle explained to Lorain farmers
About 70 Lorain County farmers heard OSU dairy specialist C L Blackman explain the federal cattle eradication program. Funds are limited, so only about one tenth of Ohio dairy herds can access tests. Farmers urged to apply now as agreements are sent to Columbus. tests to be conducted by federal inspectors with payments to owners differing from cattle values up to 24 dollars for grade cows and 6 dollars for purebred cows. In another note, Kenneth Cash, 16, was killed when his father's coal truck overturned. his brother Ned, 14, suffered a scalp wound.
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Lorain County
Wellington Grange Hall
C. L. Blackman
Ohio State University
Ohio
C. J. Hummet
Columbus
Blackman
Zanesville
Kenneth Cash
Ned
Court Actions And Fines From Local Court House
Tom Waldecker of Starker road is fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Justice Charles Lord on a warrant sworn by G X Mind who alleges Waldecker forced his car off the road. Flora Waldecker gets a suspended 5 dollar fine and costs of 5 12 for intoxication. Firestone sues Fred E Berner of Wellington for 662 dollars on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a chattel mortgage is asked. John Roman of Elyria avenue collides with E W Brunger of Stop 47 Elyria avenue while Brunger’s car was parked near Dutton road. John McCas kill of North Ridgeville drives a truck that collides with Mary Barnard of Detroit on Route 29 near Ridgeville causing minor damage. I J Case Company sues D H Larsen et al for 1017 dollars on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a 2 chattel mortgage is asked. Nellie E Craig of Sheffield Lake Village sues City of Lorain for 3000 dollars for injuries from stepping into an unprotected water meter opening along a Sheffield Lake Village highway. Acccident date August 12 1932.
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Tom Waldecker
Starker Road
Charles Lord
G. X. Mind
Waldecker
Flora Waldecker
Justice Lord
Firestone
Fred E. Berner
Wellington
John Roman
Elyria, Avenue
E. W. Brunger
Stop 47
Elyria Avenue
Brunger
Dutton Road
Ed. Monroe
John McCaskill
North Ridgeville
Mary Barnard
Detroit
Ridgeville
I. J. Case Company
D. H. Larsen Et al
Nellie E. Craig
Sheffied Lake Village
City of
Lorain
Sheffield
Lake Village
Driving While Drunk Charge Against Tony Zlatkowski
Tony Zlatkowski of 348 West River Road faces a driving while intoxicated charge to be heard before Mayor W. H. Vanoster Thursday. Police report he was arrested two days earlier on Broad Street by Patrolman Barnhart.
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Tony Zlatkowski
West River Rt
W. H. Vanoster
Patralman
Barnhart
Markets and Livestock Prices in Cleveland Region
Market notes show steady prices for poultry and fowl, with specific Levghorn and light breeds listed. Long Island eggs at $15 per sack, Virginia potatoes $2 24 a barrel. Livestock: cattle receipts 150, steady market. calves and sheep and hogs vary by weight, with highest hogs near $5.85 per hundred. Local grain and eggs referenced, plus a mention of a political comment by a FERA official and a school student response to communism rumors.
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Cleveland
Springers
Long Island
Virginia
Red Scare at Oberlin Explained by Officials
Columbus Aug 14 Officials investigated the Federal Relief Administration summer school for unemployed girls at Oberlin and found no Communist teaching. Stillman of FERA vouched the faculty’s anti capitalist statements were part of a skit and the school serves FERA goals. The inquiry included Dr Pell and students who denied Reds or mass movements and a local uproar over alleged radical discussions.
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Charles Stillman
FERA
McClellan
O. Braught
Oberlin College
Columbus
Vpe
Federal Relief Administration
Oberlin
Washington, D.C
Stillman
Stiltman
E. ©. Braught
Stuillman
Gilie Pell
Dr. Wirt
Ralph Hitchcock
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Ohio
Hitchcock
Pell
Washington Relief Administration
Columbus Relief Administration
John McClellan
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Obersalzburg
Elyria Savings Bank
National Farmers Union
Pittsfield
Elberta Beach
Knights OF Columbus
DR. Novatney
Gov't
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Tional Association For the Advancement of Colored People Organization
United States
Pickens
Carrie Mae Booker Wood
Bernard Mason
Catherine van Buren
Oberlin Conservatory
D&c
O’donnell Paint & & Wall Paper Co
Abdioure Street Etyr
Shoe Repair
Cleveland St
Toledo Ghain
Cleveland Lumber Institute
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut Street
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