Truck Driver Talks 12 Days in Mt Gilead
MT GILEAD August 17 Donald Larue Campbell a 30 year old truck driver entered the twelfth day of near nonstop talking as neurologists debated the brain ailment behind his condition. Doctors including Dr George T Harding discussed common brain disorders linked to mood and speech disturbances noting Campbell’s head injury from years ago may relate to his current behavior. Campbell remains in a fluctuating state at home as his wife reports he appears aware of his surroundings while doctors weigh the medical outlook.
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MT. Gilead
Donald Larue Campbell
George T. Harding
President Harding
Campbel
Co Jackson
Mt Gilead
Harding
Campbell
Pritchard
Actor Days Gangsters Target Actor Days Hollywood
A garbled report describes an attempted killing of an actor by a group identified as gangsters in Hollywood. The attackers reportedly fled, and investigators are pursuing the case. The details are unclear and may involve unnamed suspects and locations.
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Hollywood
Jack la Hue
Io P
INDUSTRY EXPECTED TO REVIVE IN AREA
Partial readable text suggests revival in a regional industry with references to plants, production levels, and company names. The fragment mentions Crono China Company and transitions of plant operations, including moves to New Cumberland and W. Va, and a general plant status among several sites.
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Lean Ebder
Owen Chine Co
Crono China Company
New Cumberland
W. Va
M Va
Death Record for Mrs Florence E Foster
Mrs Florence E Foster widow of her husband leaves one daughter Mrs Wildrey Gordon of tats c. Also listed are Mrs D A Boggs and Mrs arah Ferrer and Walter McKeer with two brothers Earl C Edgar Coen of Chicago She was a member of the Fj Methodist Episcopal church and of the Pythian A funeral service will be at Taylor's Funeral Home and at the First W E church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery
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Florence E. Foster Foster
Wildrey Gordon
Tats c
A Boggs
Arah Ferrer
Walter McKeer
Earl C . Edgar Coen
Chicago
Fj Methodist Episcopal Church
Pythian
Continued report from Hugh Labatt home investigation
At Hugh Labatt's home and John Labatt's residence, neighbors would not speak and a telephone contact with R G Ivy, attorney for John Labatt, confirmed that information was being withheld. Inspector Draper, head of the Tonia police, directed the family to provide no details, noting it may seem arbitrary but no further information will be released at this time.
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Hugh Labatt
Hugh
Wrothers
John Labatt
R. G. Ivy
Bara
Labatt
Inspector Draper
To- Tonia
Draper
Oberlin Couples Tie in Detroit ceremony
Son of Oberlin couple married son of Oberlin couple at St. Peter's church in Detroit. The groom, Ward Powers, formerly of Willard Court, wed Miss Jean Nash of Detroit. After the ceremony the couple left for a brief visit with Powers's parents before continuing their honeymoon in Detroit.
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Oberlin
Ward Powers
Albert Powers
Willard Court
Jean Rba
Thomas Nash
Detroit
Gan
Pather Weir
St. Diet’s Church
Powers
Ghererday
Dedication Planned for Large Dam in Pennsylvania
Conneaut Ohio to participate in dedication ceremonies today for a $3,000,000 earth dam near Gay, Pennsylvania, intended to control floods in the Shenango and Beaver Valleys. Ohio officials including Highway Director QO. W. and H. S. Warwick of the State Conservation Board attend.
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Conneaut. O
QO. W
Ohio
B Pa
Fram Gay
Pennsylvania
Ad S
Merrell
Shenanse
Beaver
H. S. Warwick
Ohio State Conservation Board
Fur Style Revue Shines At Capitol Theatre
The Fay Company presented a Fur Style Revue at Warner Bros Capitol Theatre with fur coats in broadtail ermine lapin pon ar caracal tap mink and silver muskrat in grey brown and black. Standup collars wide shoulders hats from Jonas shop and season felt hats complemented outfits worn by models Ruth Neill Joyce McKinley and Ruth Terry. Louis Lamm introduced the show and Norman Schultz described the ensembles as Keith Kelly accompanied on the organ.
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Warner Bros. Capitol Theatre
Fay Company
Jonas
Louis Lamm
Norman Schultz
Keith Kelly
Ruth Neill
Joyce McKinley
Ruth Terry
Trucking Code Affects Building Movers In Washington
The article notes that moving buildings by vehicles on highways falls under the trucking code, with NRA ruling in a test case involving for hire trucking. It states that moving buildings between lots or by non vehicle means falls under the construction code, as does stacking and sharing of buildings. It also mentions Iraq or Mesopotamia as today an Arab kingdom and a League of Nations member.
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Washington
NRA
Iraq
Mesopotamia
The
League of Nations
Maine Island Named for Famed Publisher
Camden, Me a bronze tablet on a lighthouse marks a Maine island honoring H K Curtis publisher and anthropist. The government renamed Negro Island to Curtis Island after his fame. His daughter Mrs Mary Louise Bok placed the bronze tablet. Native silver is described as threads branches or veins sometimes forming blocks.
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Maine
Camden
H. K. Curtis
Negro Island
Curtis Island
Mary Louise Bok
Courthouse inventory and several foreclosure suits filed
Probate records reveal estate of Richard D. Perry Sr totaling 49593 with major stock holdings and a 3000 fee allowance for widow Jaye Perry. Separate suits include Cleveland Trust vs Ba sore for 19750 on a note with foreclosure, Lorain SOS vs Brookhouse for 4000 on a promissory note with foreclosure, I B P Corp against Ward Leposta for 2977, Central Bank against Charles Golsxi for 350 rent. Lady Houston teases two garters in London.
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Richard D. Perry
Perry-Fay Company
Jaye Perry
Cleveland Trust Company
Charles A Basore
Lorain
The
Central Bank Company
Charles Golsxi
Lorain Et al
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Report
Market listings from Cleveland show varied produce prices including green beans canned peaches and grapes with prices per basket or crate. Also covers eggs poultry potatoes and regional livestock markets with cattle calves sheep hogs and hog products and Toledo grain quotes. A Salt Lake City note highlights Elaine Olsen the tenining jacks champion and her milk driven preparation.
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Cleveland
Virginia
Salt Lake City
Utah
Baer
Rosenbloom
Elaine Olsen
Elaine
Salt Lal City
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R. W. Young
Richmeosa
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Uom Street
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Walter F. Ernst
Louisville, Ky
George Bumous
North
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Clinton
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Caral Anse, Ard “Jr
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Mrs. Kimmel
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R W. Young
Richmond
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George Jackson Wendolyn
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Penna
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LA Porte
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
A. Brookhouse
I. P. Corporation
Ward J. Leposta
Amherst
Lady Houston
Sederis Restaurant
Directoire
Edith Mae
Hatshhoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Geo. H. Crawford
Toledo
Riverside Tavern
Bunny
Benny Schubert
Coonvilla Bridge
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E. Second Street
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Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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Roth
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