Five Shot By Crazed Cop Hater At Memorial Service
New York August 16 a crazed gunman at the annual Legion of Honor memorial in Central Park opened fire killing himself after wounding two policemen and three civilians. The assailant Charles Sanfillippi 32 invaded the park wearing armor and carrying two shotguns. Police recovered a letter condemning policemen and notes a recent death in his family.
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New York
Police Department
Legion of Honor
Charles Sanfillippi
Mall of Central Park
Two Bound Over On Charge Of Larceny
Two Lorain youths bound over to the grand jury on larceny charges. Offut Hoff and Peter Razzane, both 20s, pleaded guilty and waived examination after police court appearance. They and a third suspect are accused of stealing Stan den Standen's motorcycle from 905 Lake Avenue Friday evening. it was later found wrecked on Lake Avenue near Stopil. Standen filed affidavits. police expect to arrest the third man soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain County
Pearce Ly Smith
Offut Hoff
Fourteenth Street
Peter Razzane
Half Bath
Sore Standen
Lake Avenue
Standen
Stopil
Pober
Woman Loses Arm In Port Clinton Accident
Mrs. Raymond Kreager, 20, of Oak Harbor, had her right arm amputated today after a shotgun in her automobile discharged when it fell to the car floor as the vehicle traversed a rough road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Clinton, CO
Raymond Kreager
Oak Harbor
Court Battle Over Injury Compensation In Lorain
Stanley Bunny of Lorain appeals an Industrial Commission denial claiming permanent total disability from a September 28, 1933 work accident. He seeks jury determination of further compensation for chest injuries, three broken ribs, and a head injury after a 40 foot pipe rolled onto him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bunny
Lorain
National Tube Company
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Bunny
Eldred Fined and License Suspended in DUI Case
Charles M. Eldred of 3645 West 139th Street Cleveland pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated before Justice of the Peace Leonard Smith. He was fined 30 dollars plus costs and his city driving license suspended for six months after his 4:20 a.m. arrest on Cleveland streets. Police noted he was unaware he was in Elyria and asked where 139th Street was.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Eldred
West 139Th Street
Cleveland
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
Eldred
Cleveland Street
Elyria
139Th Street
West Point student’s dismissal linked to death of city mayor’s son
Richard Robinson Jr., 21, son of Mayor Richard Robinson of London, died in a local hospital from a selfinflicted gun wound. Officials say the August 13 dismissal from West Point contributed to his death and funeral services are planned for tomorrow.
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Columbus
West Point Academy
Richard Robinson, Jr
Richard Robinson
London
Mother Seeks New Trial For Son In Murder Case
SOUTH PARIS Me Aug 15 Mrs Jesse Dwyer began a fight to day to win a new trial for her son Paul 19 who pleaded guilty to murder and got life eight months ago then claimed deputy sheriff Francis M Carroll coerced him. Carroll was later convicted of the murder of Dr James G Littlefield and given life. Dwyer aims to appeal to the State Supreme Court with attorney E Walker Abbott and discussed pardon with Gov Louis O Barrows ally Norman Greenlaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jesse Dwyer
Paul
Francis M. Carroll
Carrell
James G. Littlefield
F. 1 Carrol
Dwyer
Thomasville
Carroll
Barbara
Ano
Girl Lost All Night Found Safe At Camp
Bernice Serville 23 daughter of a Salt Lake City auto dealer went missing for a night in the Lake Morray Wasatch wilderness. Lumberjacks guided her down to CCC Camp Snap Stone base after an extensive search.
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Kamas
Utah
Bernice Serville
Salt Lake City
Lake Morray
Wasatch Mountains
Ward
CCC
Snapstone
Wyoming primary lacks national issues ahead of vote
Wyn Aug 15 Two Republicans seek to challenge Wyoming's lone U S House member. Incumbent Paul Greever Democrat is unopposed in the primary. He will meet either Alonzo Clark Republican Liberal or Frank Horton, Hoover friend, in the fall. Governor Leslie A Miller seeks renomination as Gus Engleking faces him in the Democratic primary. Five Republicans run for governor: John F Raper Thomas A Nicholas Sam Hoover Nels Smith and Dr J H Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne. Wyn
Wyoming
House of Representatives
Paul Greever
Alonzo Clark
Frank Horton
Herbert Hoover
Clark
State
Republican Committee
Horton
Leslie A. Miller
Gus Engelking
John F. Raper
Thomas A. Nicholas
Sam
Hoover
Nels
Smith
J. H. Holland
Cornell Instructor Wins Howland Scholarship in Philosophy
Julius Weinberg, Cornell University instructor and former Zanesville resident, received the $3,000 Elizabeth Clay Howland scholarship for research work in philosophy. Thousands of Guatemalan parents claim inability to afford toothbrushes for their children.
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Columbus
Julius Weinberg
Cornell University
Zanesville
Elizabeth Clay Howland
Weinberg
Guatemala
Oberlin Community Happenings At Camp Ledgewood And Local Groups
Oberlin reports a local girl scout spending six weeks at Camp Ledgewood near Peninsula Ohio with eleven others on shorter stays. Betty Dando and several others including Lillian Dudley Sara Jane Dulmage Nancy Hakes and Patricia Singleton are named among campers and past participants. Local clubs plan meetings at lodge rooms Oberlin Tavern and Grange hall with schedules for LO C F Youth groups and Women's Relief Corps. Various residents are noted for weekend visits and travel to Oberlin Beach Lorain and nearby Gambier Ohio with several families hosting and visiting relatives.
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Oberlin
Camp Ledgewood
Nations
Peninsula
Ohio
Betty Dando
Lillian Dudley
Sara Jane Dulmage
Nancy Hakes
Eileen Keller
Patricia Singleton
Wendolyn Jackson
Thelma and
Melba Portman
Ada Fay Frost
Jane White
Phyllis Whitney
Lows Lodge
LO. C. F
Young Men's Club
Oberlin Tavern
Women’s Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Mrs Stone Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Stone honored as Ass Paul Stone hosted a delightful surprise birthday party for Mrs J N Stone on Saturday evening. Eight guests attended and two tables of bridge were in play. Prizes for high scores went to both the ladies and men, and the guest of honor received a lovely gift.
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Ass. Paul Stone
J. N. Stone
Townsend Club Meeting At Wright Park August 16
The Townsend club will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at Wright Park corner of Vine and South Main. A speaker will attend and the Wellington band will furnish music for entertainment. CLUB NOTES.
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Oberlin Townsend Club
Wright Park
Vine
South Main Street
Wellington Band
CIO To Fight Any Wage Cuts By Telegraph Cos
Washington Aug 13 CIO leaders mobilized to oppose wage cuts by Western Union and Postal Telegraph amid new labor standards law. They warn plan to cut hours to 44 per week could reduce pay for about 73 000 workers and set a precedent for other industries. CIO circular to affiliates cites lack of enforcement and a technical loophole in the act.
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Washington
Clo
John Brophy Charg
Western Union
Pus- 3
CIO
Manescent
Escape Serious Injury In Freak Automobile Accident
James M. Straub and his wife Jean of Pittsburgh escaped serious injury when their car was struck from behind by Gustave Deary of Cleveland as a train passed on State Route 14. Mrs Straub and her daughter suffered fractured ankles but escaped the vehicle before the train struck. They were taken to Alliance for treatment. Mrs Deary, cut on the face, was moved to a Ravenna hospital.
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Salem
James M
Pittsburgh
Jean
Straib
Gustave Deary
Cleveland
Straubs
Hungary Plans to Build New Underground Railroad Terminal
Budapest officials seek to adopt American traffic methods as they plan a lower level extension of the East and West terminals. The project would route arriving and departing trains underground to ease city congestion while extending to the outskirts. Brazil destroyed 764,378 bags of coffee in April, totaling 60,277,640 bags in recent years.
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Budapest
Hungarian State Railway
United States
Hungary
Brazil
Fires Called Twice In Ten Minutes In Elyria
Elyria firemen responded twice within ten minutes to separate incidents. At 1.16 am smoke in the Endley Block, 229 239 Middle Avenue, traced to a cigarette igniting upholstery on a window sill. damage slight and contained by resident Edwin C Endler. Later at 11.26 am a Beech Street auto fire caused by a short circuit under the cowl. owner disconnected the wiring and firemen, including Hose Company No 1, arrived.
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Elyria
Meen
Endley
Middle Avenue
Edwin C. Endler
Endler
William J. Zehel
Beech Street
Engine Company No. 1
Hose Company No. 1
Mother
Endley Bloelk
Speed Regulation Shifts Across States in 1930s Comparison
A New Yorker analysis contrasts 1932 and 1938 rules across eleven states. It finds Missouri with a 2 cent gas tax, universal speed laws expanding to 17 states, 11 states with 45 mph limits, ten states with speed zones, 43 states require turn signals, 21 states ban sight-seeing driving, and a gasoline usage total near 20 billion gallons last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Isu
Wisteria Of Memories Barely Survives Fire
In the French Quarter a 78 year old twisted vine known as the Wisteria Of Memories survived a courtyard fire after remodeling last winter pruned it to a stub that sprouted again last spring. Experts say with careful pruning the vine will survive and bloom next spring.
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New Orleans
Rural Air Mail Service To Be Initiated Soon
The post office department will launch an experimental rural air mail service with specially equipped planes picking up and delivering mail in flight. Four proposed routes are out for bids, with invitations sent to airlines and bids to be opened on September 15.
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Washington
Post Office Department
U. S
Nebraska Boy Captures Soap Box Derby Crown
Fourteen year old Robert Berger of Nebraska City wins the All American and international soap box derby titles at Derby Downs Akron Ohio. He beats Richard Ballard of White Plains New York in the final, setting a track record of 64.1 seconds for the 1,000 foot run and receives a college scholarship and diamond set medal. Buddy Scroops of Panama Canal Zone and Bob Wikkean of Belle Oak place elsewhere as sponsors and spectators exceed 95 000.
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Akron
Robert Berger
Nebraska City
Neb
Berger
Richard Ballard
White Plains
N.Y
Day
Robert
Ballard
Bliee
Wracer
Spectata
Berger Dechara
Derby Downs
Buddy Scroops
Panama Canal
Bob Wikkean
Belle Oat
Ford Co Rights Case In NLRB Hearing At St Louis
Ford Motor Co challenged a trial examiner report finding labour law violations after a National Labor Relations Board hearing in St Louis. The bill of exceptions lists 573 against the examiner Tilford E Dudley and seeks 60 additional days to argue. Dudley ordered reinstatement of 192 workers and placement of 50 on a preferential list, with UAW named as bargaining agent by a majority of St Louis workers.
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Washington
Ford Motor Co
National Labor Relations Board
St Louis
Ford
Tilford E. Dudley
Dudley
Ford Company
Back Bay
St. Laws
United Automobile Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
Ford St. Louis
UAW
Liner Queen Mary Sets Another Crossing Record
The Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary docked at 2:59 a m completing a record eastward Atlantic crossing. It passed Bishop's Rock off Land's End at 1:42 p m Sunday and finished the trip from Ambrose Light in three days 20 hours 42 minutes at an average speed of 31 69 knots, surpassing the Norman type record of three days 22 hours seven minutes at 31 20 knots.
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Southampton
England
APX
Cunard
White Star
Bishop's Rock
Land’s End
Ambrose Light
New York Harbor
Normandie
Large Turnout At Legion Picnic Echoes Om$ Ohio Event
A large turnout of Legionnaires and families attended Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion annual picnic at The Hedges yesterday. Entertainment ranged from races for all ages to egg throwing rolling pin and balloon contests, with prizes to Mrs. Harry Hinkson and Edwin Law as oldest auxiliary member and oldest post member. A ball game between Army and Navy closed the afternoon, followed by a picnic supper and dancing. Winners included Lois Tattersall Patricia Lucas Bill Smith Donald Frabetta Constance Chapman Joan Norsworthy Ray Cole and others. prizes awarded for egg throwing shoe race ball throwing and pin throwing events.
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Penic of
Lois Tattersall
Phyllis Rae Bailey
Bill Smith
Robert Fitzpatrick
Patricia Lucas
May Bailey
Donald Frabetta
Jim Smith
Constance Chapman
Patty Jane Davis
Joan Norsworthy
Louise Law
Ray Cole
Edward McFarland
Tom Welsh
C. H. Fisher
Charles Kremser
I. Nielsen
E. Peck
W Cooley
E. Davis
V Jasper
Clyde Clapp
D. R. Roberts
Death of LaGrange resident Hastings ends linger ing illness
Romain W Hastings Tr died at his LaGrange home Saturday evening at 8 after a lingering illness. Born in LaGrange April 19 1866 he leaves sons Leonard Elyria Leon LaGrange Verde Medina Morton Elyria and daughter Lottie Louisville plus four grandchildren two brothers Fred Hastings LaGrange and Sidney Coldwater Michigan and two sisters Carrie M Benner and Ida Gott LaGrange. The body remains at Nichols Funeral Home with the casket unopened. Funeral services Tuesday at 3 from Nichols Funeral Home conducted by Rev Karl Darkey of LaGrange Methodist Church. Burial in LaGrange Cemetery.
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Romain W. Hastings
LaGrange
Mr. Hastings
Leonard A
Elyria
Leon
Laverde
Medina
Morton
Lottie
Louisville
Kentucky
Fred _Hastings
Sidney
Coldwater
Michigan
Carrie M. Benner
Ida Gott
Nichols Funeral Home
Karl Darkey
LaGrange Methodist Church
LaGrange Cemetery
John Roosevelt To Work in Boston Store
John Roosevelt youngest son of the President returns to Boston with his wife Anne Lindsay Clark after a Bermuda honeymoon aboard the Lady Drake. He will begin work at William Filene's Sons Company as an eighteen dollar per week department store employee later this month.
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Boston
John Roosevelt
Young Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
Lady Drake
Bermuda
Commonwealth Pier
F. Haven Clark
Sally Clark
Roosevelt
William Filene
Man charged with manslaughter after fatal dispute
In St. Clairsville on Aug 15 Frank Smith aged 68 was held on a manslaughter charge following the death of Joseph Dayton 69 of Uniontown. Dayton died after allegedly being struck during a dispute over the amount of an old air? in the inquest context.
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ST. Clairsville
Frank Smith
Joseph Dayton
Uniontown
Dayton
Smith
Cleveland Produce Market Prices and Live Stock Summary
Market notes show a Cleveland Produce section with varied prices on beans, broccoli, cabbage, cantaloupes, carrots, cauliflower, celery, lettuce, onions, parsley, radishes, spinach, and more. Poultry and eggs prices mixed. meat prices for veal, sheep, and hogs listed with receipts and weights. Live stock activity indicates steady to rising demand across cattle and hogs, with several graded quality notes and price ranges.
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Arole
Private Policeman Held on Arson Charge in Massillon
Joseph McFadden a private policeman at a local steel firm was held on 5000 bond after arrest in connection with a 100000-dollar fire at the Wise Whitman building on May 9.
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Massillon
Joseph McFadden
McFadden
Wise- Whitman
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Chicago
Cedar Point
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Antonia Sawina
Common Pleas Court
Mary F Prorok
Stella Rohn
Prorok
Sawina
Annie Schrefer
Avon
Frank Schaefer
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Alice L. Peace
William R. Peace
Cross
Guy B. Findles
Gertrude Reid
Paul Reid
Robert J. Weikel
Amherst
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Ralph Bauer
Gulf Road
Sheriff's Department
Donald Rea
Rosemane Darcy
John Darcey
Tarey
Turner St
Rush Sto
Jas White
Julius
Benjamin Raez
White
Julus Raez
Aven
Evergreen Food Stores
Broad Street
California
Crystal Beach Park
Wilds
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Esther Wood
Professor St
Phone
Richard Clevenger
Union St
Girl Scouts
Oberlin Briefs
Dayton Preston
Kathrin Egan
Ray Preston
North Pleasant Street
Harry Kelly
Newark
Larason
Jean Kelly
Pamelia Larason
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Oberlin Beach
W. E. Bontrager
Mt. Vernon
Gambier
Edwin Krugman
J. C. Schafer
Prospect Street
Kathleen Bates
Herman
South Pleasant Street
Mrs. Stone
Townsend
Ne Maries
Tues
Fowler
Telegraph Cos
Joss
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Wayneds
Automac
Dart Tra Hartshorn, Jr
Gardner
Mass
Ford Co
Queen Mary
Legion
Stone’s Grill
Weathet Heasa
Brotlers
Bern
Rooster Wwe
Duekes
Tie Murs Pot
Tersey
Chasew
Fawr
Elyria Coffee Shop
Bailey's
Wisconsin
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