Ford Co Will Not Comply With Labor Board Order
Detroit August 18 Ford Motor Company refused to comply with a National Labor Relations Board order issued a week earlier and charged that the board denies Henry Ford the right to free speech. P E Martin Ford vice president told regional NLRB director Frank Bowen that the company has not discharged U A W members or intimidated them. He said the board aims to bar Ford from expressing opinions that criticize labor unions.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
The
Nations Labor Relations Board
Henry Ford
Labor Board
P. E. Martin
Ford
United Automobile Workers Union
Martin
Frank Bowen
NLRB
Ford Motor 0
Mrs. Tufford Wins 1939 Elyria Country Club Title
Mrs. Leonard P. Tufford captured the Elyria Country Club women's championship by defeating Mrs. Howard C. Barbour 4 and 3 in the 18 hole final. The match ended on the 15th green with Tufford winning the hole and match. Tufford totaled 9 for the 36 holes, after a 45 final round and a 49 first nine. Barbour finished 49 on the first nine. This is Tufford’s second club title, having won in 1936 and been runner-up last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard P. Tufford
Elyria Country Club
Howard C. Barbour
Tufford
Barbour
Funeral Services For Dr. Daly At Grafton Saturday
Dr Timothy A Daly a former Grafton resident and Oberlin College graduate died in Chicago. He practiced medicine in Chicago forty four years and was affiliated with several medical and church groups. Funeral services will be held at Bittner Funeral Home and Immaculate Conception Church in Grafton with interment at St Marys Cemetery.
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Timothy A. Daly
Grafton
Oberlin College
Chiago
Otner
Daly
Pittsfield Township
Immaculate Conception
Northwestern University Medical School
Chicago
Nativity Church
American Medical Association
Illinois Medical Association
Chicago Medical Association
Fort Dearborn Council
The
Knights of Columbus
James McMullen
Elyria
Thomas Daly
LaGrange
John
Joseph B
Frank
Bittner Funeral Home
Immaculate Conception Church
Patrick J. Feron
P. J. Conway
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Weather note for Ohio region Saturday showers
Partly cloudy with scattered showers in Ohio on Saturday and south portion tonight. Temperature changes expected to be minimal. A morning disturbance is over the lower Ohio Valley and Tennessee with a broad low pressure from Eastern Montana to Arizona. Highs over Upper Lake Region and British Columbia. Showers reported in Atlantic and Gulf States and several U S regions. Cooler in Alberta and Seskatchewan and southward to Utah and Nevada. warmer in Washington, Oregon, Missouri Valley and upper Lake Region.
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Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Montana
Arizona
Upper Lake Region
British Columbia
Atlantic
Gulf States
West Virginia
Arkansas
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Alberta
Seskatchewan
Utah
Nevada
Washington
Oregon
Missouri Valley
Nazis Say Germany Poland Dispute Has Entered Crisis
Berlin reports well informed Nazis claim the Germany Poland dispute now requires resolution within days. They demand no conferences on a Danzig settlement and insist Germany must gain the Polish Corridor. Refugees from Poland rise to 76,535 with 4,481 in 19 camps. Hitler speaks August 27 at Tannenberg and the Sept. 2 Nazi congress in Nuremberg.
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Berlin
Germany
Poland
Danzig
Czechoslovak Sudetenland
National Zeitung
Essen
Hermann Coerng
Great Britain
Adolf Hitler
Free City
Hitler
Tannenberg
East Prussia
Nazi Party
Nuremberg
Rumania protests to Hungary over frontier clash
Bucharest reports a frontier clash near Salonta in which two Romanian soldiers were killed or wounded. Sergt. Chiosa died of wounds after saying four Hungarians tried to talk with guards. Romania accuses Hungarian forces of concealed gunfire amid ongoing border frictions since March.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Hungary
Salonta
Czechoslovakia
Nicholas Chiosa
Sergt. Chiosa
Elyria Group Performs on Elyria Day at World’s Fair
Elyrians topped a New York World’s Fair program with 30 youths in a Court of Peace appearance on Elyria Day. The event, rescheduled from Wednesday due to rain, featured 16 rosebuds 10 artisans and 4 note jugglers with Jose Boddy delivering greetings in Mayor Petro’s absence.
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Elyria
Court of Peace
Jose Boddy
Joseph Q. Petro
Canada
Irving Plain
Three Sets Of Golf Clubs Stolen At Local Course
Three golf club sets valued near 300 dollars were stolen last evening at Columbia Hills Golf course. The owner names include W. W. Free of Morris Plan Bank Cleveland and H. A. Gibbons of Euclid Avenue. Deputy reports list Bloomfield of Lorain as another owner. value on one bag and clubs was not established.
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Columbia Hills
W. W. Free
Morris Plan Bank
Cleveland
H. A. Gibbons
Euclid Avenue
Jeson
Bloomfield
Lorata
Lorain County Names State Fair Four-H Revue Representatives
Two Lorain County girls 15 year old Helen Kneisel and 16 year old Marion Roberts won trips to the Ohio State Fair in the Four-H Club revue at Elyria YMCA. Kneisel won dress modeling with a floral ranger raven dress costing 2.94, Roberts captured complete costume in a blue wool suit with chifon blouse and navy accessories costing 20.40. Alternate Wanda Jordan 15 was named and will compete if Kneisel cannot go. Additional dress and home play results led by Theda Mennel and Jean Currier in senior and junior divisions.
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Brownhelm
Markley
Lorain County
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Helen Kneisel
Brownhelm Perfection
Marion Roberts
Miss Kneisel
Ranger Raven
Miss Roberts
Wanda Jordan
Wellington
Arde Andrews
Penfield Needle and Thimble Club
Helen Demas
Carlisle Jolly Hustlers
Town Threatened By Landslides In Prattville
Aug. 18 Prattville Alabama faced two landslides that isolated parts of the town and cut off routes to Booth and toward Tuscaloosa. Autauga Creek flooded, 100 families were left homeless, crops ruined, no injuries reported. Red Cross mobilized workers, opened roads later, and refugee aid expanded to Alienville lowlands with three families back home.
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Prattville
Alar
Alabama
Fred Price
Red Cross
Booth
Tuscaloosa
Price
Alienville
SPECIAL Friday and Setundey 7 Gel Breezy Brews at Dewey
A fragment mentions Friday events and venues including Lewe Ave and Dewey with Brillient Bromes and Ady. The readable text hints at a local listing or notice but lacks complete details or context.
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Setundey
Gel
Gee
Brillient Bromes
Lewe Ave
Dewey
Ady
Rats Prove Liquor Habits Through Sixteen Rodents
Kansas City report details a three month study at General Hospital where sixteen white rats exposed to alcohol show withdrawal and preference for water. After a test with two containers, the group favored toddy only to be drawn to water after initial exposure, supporting claims on habit formation.
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Kansas City
General Hospital
Max Webb
Frances E. Jacobson
Strike Curtails New York's Milk Supply
Utica August 18 The Congress of Industrial Organizations planned to picket all New York City milk plants not handling union milk as a four day strike of upstate dairy farmers for higher prices began to cut seriously the milk supply of the metropolitan area. William Gandall of the State CIO office announced the CIO's active aid and said 700,000 city workers supported the strike while Governor Lehman ordered state troopers on highways to guard shipments and prevent barricades and dumping of milk and cream.
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Utica
N. Y
Congress of Industrial Organizations
New York City
William Gandall
State Cio
Dairy Farmers Union
CIO
Herbert H. Lehman
More Will Be Indicted In Louisiana
Dallas dispatch reports Assistant Attorney General O. John Rogge stating Louisiana graft is widespread and bigger names will be charged. He made the remarks during Freeman W. Burford's extradition hearing, tied to Leche and Seymour Weiss on charges of conspiring to violate the Connally Hot Oil Act and defrauding the government.
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Dallas
Tex
O. John Rogge
United States
Louisiana
Richard Leche
Rogge
Freeman W. Burford
Leche
Seymour Weiss
New Orleans
Release Of Son From Arab Captivity Told In Cleveland
Rev. Jacob H. Goldner of Euclid Avenue Christian Church recounts the rescue of his son Rev. Gerould Goldner from Arab captors in Palestine. After 24 hours of detention the father was freed to arrange ransom which restored Gerould seven days later with Governor Edwin Keith Roach of Jerusalem playing a key role. The elder Goldner described the perilous desert ordeal and medical care received upon release.
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Cleveland, O
Gerould Goldner
Jacob H. Goldner
Euclid Avenue Christian Church
Holy Land
Palestine
Goldner
Edwin Keith Roach
Jerusalem
Mogadore, O
Akron
Clifford Moore
Direct Relief Costs In Lorain County For Six Months
A half year relief report shows Direct Relief in Lorain County totaling 161239.06 dollars for the first six months, covering about 3500 people in 800 family and 500 single cases. February to April show the heaviest relief load with May and June tapering, and only 865 dollars in relief orders disallowed out of 157421 in submitted bills.
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Lorain County
Examiner
W. J. Donahue
Joseph T. Ferguson
Bund Youth Girls Tells Immorality Disgusted Her
Helen Vooros a 19 year old former Brooklyn leader testified before the Dies committee that she quit the German American Bund Girls Youth Organization due to immorality at the camp near a boys camp. She recalled advances to her at Camp Nordland New Jersey and said leaders advised secrecy.
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Bund
Washington
Helen Vooros
Dies
Bund Girls
Miss Voores
Brooklyn
Germany
Martin Lies
D. Tex
Time Koch
Miss Koch
Dinkelacher
Camp Nordland
New Jersey
Ernest Wieda
South Brook
Lorain County Relief Funds Face Shortage From State Match
County Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn reported in Columbus that only 750000 dollars is available for July to match local funds under the new relief bill. Pro rated statewide, Lorain’s share shrinks to a small fraction of expected aid, jeopardizing six months of local relief funds totaling 91500 dollars raised by relief notes.
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Lorain County
Oscar G. Dunn
Columbus
Dunn
Night Club Figure Held In Fatal Scalding Case
New York police report James Hazzard a 30 year old night club figure held on homicide charges over the death by scalding of his friend Thomas Martinez 32 of Miami at Hazzard s apartment in Queens. Martinez died after being found in a bathtub following an incident involving a chair and a lit cigar. Buckley the apartment doorman assisted and left believing a cold shower was started. The residence is listed as Mrs Dorothy Calvit daughter of Lillien Russell while she recovers from surgery.
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New York
James Hazzard
Thomas Martinez
Miami
Fla
Martinez
Hazzard
Kew Gardens
Queens
Queens General Hospital
Patrick Small
George Buckley
Buckley
Dorothy Rusell Calvit
Lillien Russell
Calvit
Perk West Monpital
Prepare For Final Lift Of Submarine Squalus
The Squalus salvage effort off Portsmouth New Hampshire reports the sunken 1500 ton submarine is resting on a near even keel in six to eight feet of mud ninety feet down. Salvage pontoons and lines are being moved to Portsmouth Navy Yard for the final lift while Rear Admiral Cyrus W. Cole plans an inspection and expects no lift for a couple of weeks.
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Portsmouth Navy Yard
Cyrus W. Cole
Saualus
Rye Beach
Lorain Woman Probation Officer Bid Tabled For Meeting
The Lorain W. Co. T. A. urged a Lorain woman probation officer appointment and asked Probate Judge H. H. Nye and county commissioners for a joint session Tuesday. Ann E. Vorwerk signed the letter stating the opinion and arguing experience and common sense matter most. County finances constrain budgeting for new probation staff despite having two officers.
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Lorain
Dunn
British racer tops Salt Flats with 352.94 mph run
John Cobb, a British driver, roared across the Bonneville Salt Flats in a 2000 horsepower car, hitting 352.94 miles per hour for the measured mile. The record exceeds the previous 337.3 mph held by Capt. G. E. T. Eyston of England.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Wish
John Cobb
Salt
Capt
G. E. T. Eyston
England
Cove
Bonding proposal to fund county repair projects
County commissioners consider a levy or bond to fund urgent repairs at the courthouse, County Jail, Tuberculosis Sanatorium, and Children's Home. Estimated costs are unspecified but expected to exceed normal maintenance. trustees may provide estimates for repairs including waterproofing at the Sanatorium and courthouse removal or renovation, plus heating and sanitary upgrades.
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Commie
Caldar
Oscar G. Duan
Dunn
Oil Boom Reaches Keensburg Illinois Town Sees Rush
Keensburg Illinois population of about five hundred swells as oil men overrun the village. Derricks dot streets near churches and stores while trailers and cabins fill every open lot. Estimates indicate up to fifty tests planned inside and nearby with drilling spotted at the cemetery and church properties and along the Big Four right of way near the depot.
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Mount Carmel
Keensburgh
Keensburg
Here
Indiana Line
Keen Cemetery
Methodist Church
Christian Church
Nash
Strasser
Police Turn Over $9 To Buy Toys For The Crippled
Elyria police save sales tax coupons since tax redemption began and gave $9 to Gates Hospital for toys at Christmas or other events. Sergt Curtis Hamlin presented the donation for crippled children.
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Elyria
Bigelow pension petitions see few valid signatures
Board of elections office reports 154 eligible signatures from 2,485 on Bigelow pension petitions filed in Lorain County and sent to the secretary of state for verification. The petitions aim to submit an amendment to the Olio to voters this November.
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Bigelow
Board of Elections Office
Lorain County
Secretary of State
Olio
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Bulletin
Mrs. Tufford
Dr. Daly
Ohio
South Portion
Nooays Earchive
Avon Lake
Amherst
Ernest Holmes
Cora Kuss
Vera Poole
Edna Swiers
Dorothy Koontz
Marvelle Moehl
Jeanette Sibey
Margaret Wyszynski
Florence Mate
Ann Breaz
Portsmouth
N. H
Salt Flats
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