Names Placed In Record By Congressman
Washington report details Rep Noah Mason charging eight high federal officials with membership in the American League for Peace and Democracy, calling it a Communist arm. He listed Interior official Great Chapman, John Carmody, Harry Lambertson, Fred Silcox, and others as members of the Washington unit, arguing the league serves Communist aims.
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Washington
Noah Mason
American League For Peace and Democracy
Communist Party
Mason
House
Qreat Chapman
John Carmody
Rural Electrification Administration
Harry Lambertson
REA
Fred Silcox
Forestry Service
League
Lambertson
Dallas W Smithe
Central Statistical Bureau
Suncey
Robert Marshall
Forestry
Mary Anderson
Labor Departments
Womens Bureau
Alice Barrows
Office of Education
Crante
Homer DL
Chadloux
American Legion
Tsat Mat
Amenean League For Peace and Democracy
Popular Front
Truc Chaillaux
Challagsy
Challaux
International Workers” Order
Labor Defense
Ciil Liberties Union
Fine gas well adds to Lorain County production
A new gas well on the William Youngberg farm near LaGrange Road in Carlisle Township began daily output of 650000 cubic feet. Drilled by C A McMillen and associates, with Elyria residents holding most interests. It's the McMillen group's 20th Lorain County gas well, at 2281 feet deep, with six feet of gas producing sand and high rock pressure, on a 400 acre lease block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wilam Youngeberg
LaGrange Road
Carlisle Township
C A McMillen
Elyria
McMullen
McMillen
Continue Search For Body Of Daniel Dodge
Fishermen labor in Georgian Bay seeking the body of Daniel Dodge a 21 year old who fell from a motorboat while being rushed to a hospital from his family estate after a dynamite blast injured him. His bride Lorreen MacDonald and two estate workers remain hospitalized.
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Detroit
Audi
Geogian Bay
Daniel G Dodge
Morgan & Sisman
Alburt
Yema
Dodge
Bride of Inn
Mindemoza
Acme
Georgian Bay
Daniel Dodge
Lorreen MacDonald
Mindemoya
Ont
Canada
Laurine McDonald Dodge
Cinderella
Young Dodge
Little Current
Ohio Weather Update With Showers Tonight
Partly cloudy and slightly cooler with showers in southeast portions tonight. Thursday looks fair with a high pressure system over the plains and central valley. Showers and thunderstorms reported from the upper Mississippi Valley to the lake region as temperatures stay high in Ohio and fall westward toward the central plains.
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Ohio
South East
Plains States
Eastern
Lake Region
Central Valley
Mississippi Valley
Illnois
Indiana
Central Plains
Oberlin Boy Falls From Tree Injures Skull
Durward Knepper Jr six year old twin son of Mr and Mrs Durward Knepper was seriously injured when he fell from a tree onto the stone sidewalk near his South Pleasant home in Oberlin He was rushed to Allen Hospital with a fractured skull and severe cuts and bruises He was reported resting a little easier this morning.
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Oberlin
Durward Knepper Jr
Durward Knepper
South Pleasant Tree
Allen Hospital
Hull Warns Nations On War and Peace Echoes Lincoln
Secretary of State Cordell Hull warned world capitals that half the nations cannot pursue force while the other half seeks peace and order. He likened the stance to Lincoln after declaring a nation cannot be half free and half slave, warning that dictatorial powers risk a disastrous war unless democracy and orderly government prevail. Hull said the United States would stand with democracies in any such clash and called his address on international relations a major foreign policy pronouncement.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Hulls
Abraham Lincoln
Hull
United States
R Henry Norweb Decorated by Dominican Republic
R Henry Norweb former Elyrian now U S minister to the Dominican Republic was awarded the Order of Juan Pablo Duarte for merit by retiring president Rafael Trujillo. He served 22 years in diplomacy with postings in France Japan Chile Mexico and the Netherlands.
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R. Henry Norweb
Elyrian
United States
Dominican Republic
Juan Pablo Duarte
Rafael Trujillo
Norweb
France
Japan
Chile
Mexico
Netherlands
Hines Charged as Mob Fixer Tied to Dutch Schultz Racket
District Attorney Thomas E Newey charged that James J Hines, a Tammany leader, acted as a fixer for the Schultz mob amid attempts to monopolize the New York numbers game. Dewey alleged arrests dropped by half after meetings with Schultz and his henchmen, with Hines receiving protection money of 500 dollars weekly after 1938, and his influence helped install Willam C Dodge as DA in 1933.
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New York
Thomas E Newey
James J Hines
Dutch Schultz
Schultz
Hines
Tammany
Dewey
Lenox Avenue
Harlem
Willam C Dodge
Dodge
Himes
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
George Weinberg
Harry Schoenhaus
Davis
Weinberg
Schoenhaus
Tombs
Hope Dare
Miss Dare
Insurgent batteries shell Madrid killing ten
Madrid reports indicate insurgent batteries shelled the city today, causing ten fatalities and twenty three persons wounded. The attack underscores ongoing hostilities affecting civilians and local defenses.
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Madrid
Six of Eight Fugitives Dead in Texas Prison Break
Six of eight convicts who escaped from Eastham Prison Farm in Huntsville Texas yesterday have been killed. Four shot by guards in battles. two bodies found in the Trinity River identified as Raymond Wilkerson and John Hendrix Frazier. Capt J P Hamilton reports one man captured and another unidentified corpse. The escape followed the stabbing of guard John Greer as the convicts took his shotgun.
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Cleveland, O
Kingsbury Run
Lake Erie
Samuel R. Gerber
No. 13
No. 1
Huntsville
Tex
Eastham
J. P Hamilton
Trinity River
Tamilton
Raymond Wilkerson
John Hendrix Frazier
Jack Kinsley
Oklahoma City
W E Garner
Beaumont
John Greer
Greer
Plans Eighth Lorain County Industrial Safety Drive
Preparations start for the eighth annual Lorain County Industrial Safety campaign hosted by Harry S Sain of the Industrial Commission of Ohio. The drive runs October 1 through year end with Don Williams and Harry W Lutchin coordinating in Lorain and Elyria chambers. Claude Birch of Pfaudler Company serves as vice chairman, Thomas P Kearns chairs, and Thomas Fennessy assists as representative in charge. Last year 325 Lorain County firms joined the effort, and organizers urge full participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Harry S Sain
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Don Wiliams
Lorain
FERS
Claude Birch
Pfaudler Company
Thomas P Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
The
Industrial Commission
Thomas Fennessy
Columbus
Commission
Samn
Act To Stop Use Of Road As A Testing Track
Sheriff's efforts to halt Smith Road testing by Akron tire firms led to the arrest of Birch Haskins, driver for Firestone, on a 45 mph speeding charge on a road near the Lorain Medina County line. Haskins released on bond. arraignment set for 11 am tomorrow. Residents complain of road damage and dust from long night tests.
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Sheriffs Department
Smith Road
Penfield Township
Akron
William G. Smith
Sheriff's Office
Tire Company
Birch Haskins
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Haskins
Smith
Paul Johnson
Preston L. Coon
Tre
Sheriff's Department
Loraine
Medina County
Nazis Force Showdown Over Czechoslovakia Fate
United Press reports Nazis pressed European leaders toward a crisis over Czechoslovakia. German party chiefs in Prague abandoned talks on minority rights, heightening Prague’s fears and complicating Viscount Runciman’s mediation. Britain seeks to cushion shock while the United States urges peaceful restoration of order.
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Europe
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Hitler
Britain
United States
Injuries Fatal To Mrs. Sibyl Miller in Oberlin
Mrs Sibyl Miller widow of the late Dr S E Miller died at her Oberlin home after injuries from an automobile crash eight weeks earlier in Huron. She was a Republican committee member and active in church and fraternal organizations. Survived by daughter Mrs Stanley Mark of Glendale California, son Ralph Miller of Washington D C, and one granddaughter. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Oberlin
Sibyl Miller
S E Miller
East College Street
Huron
Child Suffocation Death Reported in Columbus Grove
Four month old Carol Jean Mayberry died in Columbus Grove on August 17 from suffocation caused by bed clothing. The tragedy was recorded as an infant death with authorities investigating the incident.
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Columbus Grove
Carol Jean Mayberry
Aid For Dependent Children Up To Commissioners
Lorain County deputies reviewed the Aid for Dependent Children program for 1939. The county bureau presented costs for adding 0, 100, 200, or 300 children, to help commissioners decide the program size. Current aid totals 1,133 persons including 776 children, 270 mothers, 35 disabled fathers, and 52 others, with August payroll at 10,059 dollars, down slightly from July.
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Lorain County
County Bureau of Aid For Dependent Children
Division of Public Assistance
Doris Todd
County Bureau
Miss Todd
Says People Should Name Own Legislators
EASTMAN Ga Aug 17 Sen Walter F George D Ga charged today that President Roosevelt has the right under the Constitution to name state officials. He said Roosevelt asked Georgia voters to defeat him and nominate Lawrence Campard at the Sept 14 primaries. George warned that when a president names senators and congressmen a democracy ceases and people lose their free character.
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Eastman
Walter F. George
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Barnesville
Georgia
George
Lawrence Camp
Ardent
New Dealer
United States
Congress
Clothing Found Near Quarry Hole Spurs Missing Woman Theory
Officials from Lorain and Cuyahoga Counties investigated the bloodstained clothing found near a quarry hole on Jaquay Road in Columbia Township. The item, possibly linked to missing Cleveland woman Anna B Muller, 41, prompted ballistic tests but no results by early afternoon. Cleveland police sought a Social Security card found at the scene as deputies returned to the site after a report of further clothing nearby.
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Lorain
Cuyahoga County
Jaquay Road
Columbia Township
Lorain County
Cleveland and
Berea
West View
Cleveland
Anna B Muller
East 124Th Street
Miller
Cleveland Police Department
Phil A. Lins Dies at Fremont Hotel Proprietor and Booster
Phil A. Lins, 63, Fremont hotel proprietor for 28 years, died after a months long illness. Former Ohio Hotel Association president and five year Federal Highway No 20 Association member, he led efforts for highway improvements including Middle Avenue repaving, Wakeman bridge work, Kipton bends elimination, and paving widening east of Elyma. Funeral services scheduled Friday.
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Phil A. Lins
Fremont
Lins
The
Ohio Hotel Association
Federal Highway No 20 Association
Middle Avenue
Elyma
Wakeman Bridge
Kipton
Woman Shot Back In Hospital Return After Home Visit
Mrs. Bertha Abraham, long hospitalized since July 8 with 350 shotgun pellets in her back from a family quarrel, was taken home yesterday then returned this morning to Amherst Hospital where doctors report her condition as fair. Her son-in-law Abraham George faces county jail on an $33,008 bond after the shooting near their residence during a dispute over garden work.
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Bertha Abraham
Amherst Hospital
Abraham
Clove
Abraham George
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Kingsbury
Aman
Paris
Mac Butcher
Kingsbry Run
Samuel R Gerber
Gerber
Jone
United Press
Bulletin
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