Lewis To Broadcast Statement Of Policy
Washington August 18 Job and Lewis decided to broadcast a public policy statement over a national network amid speculation a break with President Roosevelt may be announced. The speech is expected to address the future of the nonpartisan league and the political arm of the CIO, with the league active in mayoral races in industrial cities and questions about Roosevelt administration support in the steel strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jobs
Roosevelt
CLO
Lewis
Two Fight For Lives After Shooting in Akron
Akron August 18 Mrs Bertha Murphey 46 and her former husband William 45 fought for their lives in a hospital after an apparent attempted murder and suicide in a domestic dispute. Sheriff Walter O Neill said Murphey admitted the shooting. Probate records show Murphey was committed to Massillon State Hospital 16 times between 1931 and 1935. The couple had been divorced about three months earlier.
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Akron, O
Bertha Murphey
Springfield Lake Village
William
Walter O'Neil
Murphey
Massillon State Hospital
Columbus School Superintendent Dies
Jacob G. Collicott, 66, longtime Columbus schools superintendent since 1920, died at a Bramford summer resort during breakfast. He traveled alone after visiting his daughter in New York and is survived by his wife and four daughters.
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Columbus
Jacob G. Collicott
Bramford
Copa
Collicott
New York
Mediterranean Shipping Seen Unsafe Says Admiralty Official
An admiralty official told reporters in London that shipping in the Mediterranean is not safe. The remark followed an informal cabinet meeting, and a foreign office communique said British warships will attack any submarine that attacks British merchant ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Foreign Office
Ohioan Electrocuted While Dismantling Antenna
Findlay Ohio August 18 Otto Guinn 57 WPA worker was electrocuted yesterday while helping to take down a radio antenna that had fallen across a 2300 volt power line. The accident occurred at a WPA project site and details indicate a fatal workplace incident with high voltage exposure.
Appreciation for US aid in evacuation of Japanese embassy staff
Tokyo officials express gratitude for United States diplomacy and consular help in evacuating Japanese embassy staff from Nanking to safety amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Foreign Office
United States
Annulment Sought in 13YearOld Bride Case in Martinez
Cleone Goad aged 13 was held at the Children's Detention Home in Martinez as authorities prepare to annul her marriage to her mother's husband’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinez
Calif
Peterson's Ointment Advertises Eczema Relief
An old advertisement touts Petersons Ointment for eczema itching and rashes. It claims the cream eases itchy pimples and red blotches and offers a 35 cent price at all druggists with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It also suggests use for cracked feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Expect Black's Southern Drawl To Be Heard Often In Court
Hugo LaFayette Black, a small man with a piercing southern drawl, voices sharp questions in the Supreme Court era. A reformer and Senate investigator, he is praised as an astute proponent of legislation and a keen student of economics, despite foes labeling him overbearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Washington
Hugo LaFayette Black
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Alabama
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Vandenberg
Senate Lobby
Chamber
Exposition Booth In Park Closed After Successful Season
Elytia's Great Lakes Exposition booth operated by Bender Body Company and run by the Chamber of Commerce closed yesterday after another successful season. The booth provided tourist information and sold expo books and cut-rate tickets. A few single tickets and limited expo books may still be obtained from the Chamber of Commerce headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytia
Chamber of Commerce
C. of C
Zoning Change Requested For North Street
The city planning commission meets at 4 p.m. tomorrow to consider Ralph Murbach’s request to reclassify the north side of North Street from commercial to industrial. The commission previously refused the request for lack of definite information on proposed use.
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City Planning Commission
Ralph Murbach
North Street
Murbach
Two Girls Held As Witnesses In Case
Two girls aged 12 were held in county jail as material witnesses at the request of Juvenile Judge H. H. Nye. The girls were picked up yesterday by Assistant Probation Officer Carl Curtis amid charges of attempted criminal assault against four men aged 25 to 59 in Lorain Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lorain
Juventla
H. H. Nye
Lorain
Carl Curtis
Arctic Storm Halts Search For Lost Russia Plane
An Arctic storm grounded rescue planes near Fairbanks Alaska and moved toward the North Pole with sub zero temps and strong east winds. Russian scientists report zero temps as Mackenzie Air Lines pilot Bob Randall searches from Aklavik to Point Barrow before returning with no news of the missing Moscow to United States flight.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
North Pole
Pole
Sigismund Levanevsky
Moscow
United States
Mackenzie Air Lines
Bob Randall
Aklavik
Fairbanke
Jimmy Mattern
Joe Crosson
Randall
Point Barrow
Kiwanians To Hear Hindman Thursday
Elyria Kiwanis Club members will hear L. B. Hindman executive secretary of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association describe the fight against tuberculosis in Lorain County at the Hotel Graystone noon Thursday. Hindman has served as executive secretary for four years. Proposals to change officer and director election methods will be voted on at the September 2 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Graystone St
L. B. Hindman
Senate war front tests court plan fallout
Announcement by Sen William Borah to introduce legislation to fix faults in the 1937 retirement act aims to clarify vacancy rules for nine active justices. Sen Tom Connally plans a constitutional amendment on whether retirement creates a vacancy. Sen C Styles Bridges accuses Black of confirmation cloud over Klan ties. Harmony in Congress remains uncertain as Black moves toward resignation and possible oath date after court resumes October 4.
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Capital
Congressional
William E. Borah
Ida
Supreme Court
Black
Tom Connally
Tex
Sen. C. Styles Bridges
Ku Klux Klan
Willis van Devanter
Congress
Harmony
Sen
Edward &. Burke
Ned
Royal
Copeland
Dan
Senate
Bibb Graves
Alabama
Divorce actions and civil suits filed in Lorain county courts
A Monday filing shows Sarah Babb's divorce action against Bernard Babb was dismissed yesterday. Defendants named in a Lorain property transfer suit include Joseph A. Cozad et al, with claims of a $6,500 debt avoidance. The Cleveland Trovet Company sues several Lorain residents for $17,744 on a promissory note. Pearl Jackson seeks divorce from Joseph E. Jackson of Georgetown, Ontario, alleging neglect. they married in 1926 and have two children. Laura Good seeks divorce from Amos Good alleging neglect and cruelty. married 1925 with two children, separated since August 1935. Virginia Mae Rice seeks divorce from Harold H. Rice of Wellington alleging neglect. married 1934 with one child, plaintiff's mother acting in suit. A. H. West sues Lydia and Elmer Cunningham for $215.55 attorney fees over an assault case. Mary T. Sheerer sues The American Surety Company for $20,000 as surety for L. C. Moreland over a tax sale harming her property interests. Home Owners' Loan Corp files for foreclosure against Martin Gendich for $5,122. Mary Flaczysaki seeks divorce from Thomas Flaczysaki on grounds of cruelty. married 1920 with one daughter.
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Joseph A. Cozad Et al
Lorain
C. Albert
Karl Rothgery
Joseph Rothgery
Pearl Jackson
Joseph E. Jackson
Georgetown
Ontario
Laura Good
Amos Good
Lukas
Virginia Mae Rice
Harold Henry Rice
Wellington
Hazel Gort
A. H. West
Lydia
Elmer Cunningham
Gulf Road
Mary T. Sheerer
Elyria
American Surety Company of
New York
L. C. Moreland
Carroll County
Sherrodsville Cut Stone Company
Mary Flaczysaki
Thomas Flaczysaki
Jana
William Fallon Faces Reckless Driving Charge
William Fallon was arrested about 1 a.m. today and charged with reckless driving. He is to have a hearing before Justice of the Peace Preston L. Coan at 7 p.m. today.
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William Fallon
Justice of the Peace
Preston L. Coan
Sail for Shanghai to assist evacuation operations
The Hass announced the station ship Gold Star now at Carite naval station Dear Manila will sail about Aug 20 for Shanghai to aid evacuation efforts there.
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Washington
Hass
Gold Star
Carite Naval Station
Manila
Shanghai
Brookside School Board sees resignation. Walter Jones fills vacancy
At the Brookside School Board meeting Mrs. Max King resigned after 3 1/2 years. Walter Jones was appointed to fill the vacancy and Mrs. King will join Brookside staff as a teacher to fill the opening created by Elizabeth Martin’s transfer to Oberlin. Nearby social notes include a birthday party for Mrs. W H Chambers, a funeral in Elyria for Edward Welsh, and several local family updates.
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Sheffield
Brookside School Board of Education
Max King
Walter Jones
King
Brookside School
Wise Elizabeth Martin
Oberlin
W. H. Chambers
Ford Road
H.C. Chambers
W. E Taft
P. £. Chambers
A. C. Haynes
James Bertie
Edward Welsh
Elyria
Mae Swanson
Powers
Wichita
Kansas
P. L. Chambers
H Chambers
Walldecker
North Ridge
June Chambers
George Chambers
James Bertle
Howard Carrick
Alan Johnson
LaPorte Airport
Passage Hopes For Housing Bill Amid Trost Clash
House leaders rush to pass the housing measure before adjournment amid a dispute over funding. The bill, differing from the Senate plan, would finance through state and local housing agencies with bonds, loans, and grants totaling up to 500 million dollars, while both versions require 26 million dollars in new appropriations over three years. Meanwhile in Johannesburg, police arrest 109 natives for poll tax evasion or drunkenness as England reports two million anglers.
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House
House Rules Committee
Messare
Senate
Oberlin youths attend Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference
Oberlin Ohio residents join the Northeast Ohio Conference of Methodist Churches meeting at Lakeside. Rev S Lee Whitman and wife with children Frances Brandt Arlene Campbell Margaret Glider Marion Bainbridge Eleanor Petty Dolly Lee and Doris Jones attended. group departed last Sunday and will return next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Northeast Ohio
Ives Reunion Brings Kin From Several Cities
The Ives family reunion was held Sunday at Cascade Park Elyria with relatives from Cleveland Elyria Bedford South Amherst and Oberlin. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Kenneth Ives secretary Mrs Wilbur Ward treasurer Mrs Lewis Ives and entertainment committee Charles Corbett. The group planned to reconvene at Cascade Park on the third Sunday in August next year.
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Ives
Cascade Park
Elyria
Cleveland
Bedford
South Amherst
Oberlin
Kenneth Ives
Wilbur Ward
Lewis Ives
Charles Corbett
Frank Ives
Brit Ward
John Ives
Harold
Wilbur Ives
Four Blind Pensions Increased To Save County Money
Lorain County commissioners approved boosting blind relief pensions to the maximum of 30 dollars per month for four cases. Mary Brandt, blind relief investigator, explained the plan saves county funds by offsetting other aid, as the federal government covers half the pension. The board quickly raised pensions in four instances.
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Mary Brandt
Lorain County
Death notices from Ohio towns list multiple losses
Amherst and nearby cities report several deaths. Mrs. Alice C. Corts, 69, of 164 Brandston Avenue, died at her daughter's home in Lakewood after eight weeks of illness. She leaves four daughters and three sons, ten grandchildren, and siblings in Lakewood. Funeral at Lakeview Cemetery. Frank Edwin Goulde, 57, of 122 Elyria Avenue, died after six years in the area. Survived by widow Elizabeth, two daughters, a son, and three sisters. Services Friday at 2 PM at Zilch Funeral Home, burial at Ridgehill Memorial Park. Oliver B. Humphrey, 33, of 38 Union Street, died after three days at Alien Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Nina, parents, sister, and brother. Services Thursday 2 PM at Sedgeman Funeral Parlors, burial at Westwood Cemetery. Additional notices for Oberlin residents, with service and burial details forthcoming.
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Alice C. Corts
Brandston Avenue
W. P. Cowden
Waterbury Road
Lakewood
Corts
Canton
Ohio
Elshna
Ruth Kohn
Edith Broughton
Robert F. Corts
Arthur Corts
Higha
Helen
Amherst
Frank Edwin Goulde
Elyria Avenue
Auburn
New York
Church of Christ In
Elyria
Woodman of the World
Elizabeth
Kathleen Dull
Foster Park Road
Helen Shepherd
John Godde
Danville
William Jago
A. c. Wilcox
Mattie Goulde
la Grange
Zilch Funeral Home
Will Foster
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Oberlin. O
Oliver B. Humphrey
Union Street
Alien Memorial Hospital
Sara
Thomas Humphrey
Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Masonic Lodge of
Eagles Lodge of
Wellington
T. Q
3 500 Unemployed Seek Expanded Jobless Care
Washington Aug 18 The vanguard of a march of 3 500 unemployed members of the Workers Alliance arrived to press Congress to stay in session until a policy expanding care of the jobless is adopted. Alliance president David Lasser said he expected 2 000 to 4 000 more marchers to join in Washington Monday.
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Washington
Workers Alliance
Congress
Alliance
New York State
New York
Schnellenbach + Allen
Works Progress Administration
David Lasser
Woman Sues Railroad for 5000 After Auto Train Crash
Martha Elizabeth Dallas of Route 2 Wellington sues Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad for 5000 in a personal injury action arising from a 245 a.m. May 23 collision between a car she rode with Gerald Weiser and a freight train at the defendant crossing about 2.5 miles west of Wellington. The petition alleges negligence for failing to maintain proper warning signals.
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Martha Elizabeth Dallas
Route
Wellington
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Gerald Weiser
Arrested 23rd Time In Bridgeport
John Stankowski, 45, was arrested for the 23rd time for motor vehicle regulation violations in Bridgeport. Police said his fines from 22 prior arrests total $1,000. He was picked up on a charge of driving a motorcycle while his license was suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport. Conn
John Stankowcki
Steelworkers Fill Hall At Hearing In West Virginia
Hundreds of steelworkers opposed to the Committee for Industrial Organization filled the Hancock County courthouse in New Cumberland. The crowd attended a National Labor Relations Board hearing on a complaint against Weirton Steel Company for alleged Wagner Act violations and anti union activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cumberland
W. Va
Committee For Industrial Organization
Hancock County
National Labor Relations Board
Weirton Steel Employes Security League
Labor Board
Weirton Steel Company
Believe Drowning Of Boy Accidental
Zanesville authorities concluded there was no foul play in the death of 16 year old Charles Whites of Coshocton whose body was found in the Muskingum river. They believe he fell into the river while traveling from a CCC Camp at Xenia to Coshocton and a superficial forehead wound was noted.
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Zanesville
Charles Whites
Coshocton
Muskingum River
CCC
Xenia
Cummings Asks Probe of Alleged Nazi Camps
Attorney General Homer S. Cummings announced he had asked FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to conduct a cursory examination to determine if there is any need for a formal investigation into alleged Nazi military concentration camps in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Homer
Cummings
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Cleveland Market Prices Report For Butter Eggs Poultry And Produce
Market listings show butter and eggs steady with varied grades and receipts. live poultry prices by breed and weight. potatoes, squash, tomatoes, lettuce, and other produce priced across regions. Ohio and Cleveland grain, flour, meal, and cottonseed products listed alongside livestock moves with cattle calves sheep hogs and hog weights and prices.
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Cleveland
Long Island
West Virginia
New Jersey
Ohio
New Cobblers
Oregon Reds
Idaho Bakers
Washington
Japan strikes Lunghua arsenal and Lung Hua airfield front
On the Shanghai front Nipponese air raids hit Lunghua airfield and Lung Hua arsenal as Chinese bombing virtually ends. China News admits Lunghua airdrome was struck. Eurasia air field offices and radio station destroyed. native shipping in Whangpoo also bombed.
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Japan
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Lunghua
Chinese Central
China National Aviation Corp
U. S
Pan-American Airways
Eurasia Air Field
China
Whangpoo
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Bernard Babb
Plaintff
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Dave Buck
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Martin Gendich
Court Street
Johannesburg
South Africa
England
Esther Wood
Richard Clesenter
St. Ae i
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Clyde Rudekoff
Oak Street
Smoky Mountains
Fred Hunt
Toledo
Mis
Emogene Hunt
Prospect Street
Ed Hoeh
Delmar Horning
Indianapolis
Indiana
al Hoeh
Delmar Horning, Jr
John Miller
West College and
Lee
West College Street
Vincent Hart
Pacific Coast
Allen Bailey
Publicity Bureau
Oberlin College
Ashtabula
E. M. Ransom
Grace Ransom
Lisbon
Eugene Chaffee
C. Lea
F. E. Smith
Evanston
Illinois
the Women’s Relief Corps
Bluebird
Mrs
Alice Corts
Transit Hill
IDE Sre
Ilma
Rochester
Bluebird Restaurant
Sederis
Wester Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Dutch Boy
Eagle Picker
Gris
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