Roosevelt's North Carolina Speech Signals Fight On
President Roosevelt arrives in Washington to oversee Congress in a drive against perceived threats to New Deal aims amid calls to curb excess power. He cited foes including the Chamber of Commerce Liberty League and Manufacturers Association, saying democracy must prevail and promising to press for supreme court and labor reforms. His Raleigh remarks linked economic distress to agitators and warned against wealth concentration.
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Roanoke
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United States Chamber of Commerce
American Liberty League
National Association of Manufacturers
Supreme Court
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Virginia Dare
America
Chamber of Commerce
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Manufacturers Association
Mr. Roosevelt
Lord McCaulay
Thomas Jefferson
New England
Old England
England
McCaulay
Weather Ohio and Great Lakes Area Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy with local showers Friday and tonight in west and north portions. Little temperature change expected. High pressure persists over the south Atlantic states and Pacific Northwest while low pressure centers lie north of the Great Lakes and over eastern Montana and Arizona. Scattered showers and thunderstorms touch the plains, Lake region, Ohio Valley, and Canadian prairies. Cooler in the Northern plains, warmer in the upper lake region.
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Pacific Northwest
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Arizona
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Upper Lake Region
Sons
Senate Passes Loophole Bill in Swift Vote
In Washington the Senate approved the administration's tax loophole bill within 15 minutes of convening. Vice President Garner gaveld the bill through with no objection and no record vote. The House then passed the $500 million Wanger Steagall housing measure 274 to 6, sending it to conference. House Democrats planned a caucus on wage hour legislation, while prospects for the sugar bill faced opposition and a possible presidential veto. Senator Pepper of Florida voiced strong opposition to the sugar measure.
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Senate
John Nance Garner
Roosevelt
House
Wanger - Steagall
House Rules Committee
Democratic Party
Florida
Claude Pepper
Fla
Roosevelt School to Get New Boilers
At a special meeting the Elytia Board of Education authorized receiving bids on one or two new boilers for Roosevelt School. R. C. Maston reported replacement costs and the boilers' likely condemnation within a year if repaired. The board passed an emergency resolution to obtain cost figures for various boiler setups and skip bid advertising.
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Elytia Board of Education
S. G. Rockwood
Roosevelt
McClellan
R. C. Maston
Auto crash claims life of Kent man in Peebles Ohio
Weldon Dawson, 21, employee of the Davey Tree Expert Co., was killed when his car left the road and overturned at Peebles, Ohio. His half-brother Frank Horn, 10, was seriously injured. Dawson resided in Kent. The accident occurred today in Winchester jurisdiction.
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Weldon Dawson
Kent
Davey Tree Expert Co
Peebles
O. Ais
Frank Horn
County Considers County Maintained Home For Mental Cases
Probate Judge H H Nye aims to establish a county run temporary home for feeble minded and mentally deranged persons awaiting admission to state institutions. He has asked the State Welfare Department to approve nearby homes and a site visit is planned. About 15 cases await admission and current care elsewhere is objectionable, especially with children present. The county may reimburse roughly five dollars daily for upkeep while awaiting state placement.
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State Welfare Department
State Department
Wakeman Community Picnic Highlighted by Band and Prizes
Wakeman will host the eleventh annual Community Picnic at Dunn's Flats next Wednesday. Dinner is at 12:30 p.m. families bring baskets and service, free coffee provided. The Wakeman Band will play in the afternoon. Old attendees and new friends are invited. Numerous valuable prizes will be awarded.
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Dunn's Flats
Exemption Ruling Extends From Unemployment Act
In Columbus on August 19 Attorney General Herbert H. Duffy ruled that employees of non profit groups including the YMCA YWCA YMC A and the Salvation Army are exempt from provisions of the State Unemployment Insurance Act, in an opinion to the State Unemployment Compensation Commission.
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Salvation Army
Herbert
Duffy
State
Wilkins Heads Out To Search For Missing Russian Fliers
Sir Hubert Wilkins Arctic explorer and a four man crew departed North Beach Airport aboard the flying boat Guba. The team will refuel at Toronto then proceed to the Mackenzie delta to search for six missing Russian Polar fliers under authority of the Soviet Embassy in Washington.
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Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Beach
Todegin
Toronto
The
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Wilkins
Herbert Hollick-Kenyon
Raymond Booth
Gerald Brown
Russell L. Rogers
Rogers
L. Cheeseman
Explorer
Washington
Sheffield voters to hold caucus August 24
Sheffield Village voters, the county's youngest municipality, will hold a caucus at the town hall on North Ridge Road on August 24 evening to select candidates for the November municipal election. Elyria solicitor Frank A. Stetson reported the plan.
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North Ridge Road
Frank A. Stetson
Elyria
Hoover Critics Conduct of 1936 Republican Campaign
Former President Herbert Hoover criticizes the 1936 Republican campaign and outlines a movement in 20 states to rally Jeffersonian Democrats to a GOP coalition for 1940. He calls for a Republican convention next year to draft principles, with Alf Landon mentioned and endorsements by Bertrand Snell.
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Washington
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
Atlantic Monthly
Alf. M. Landon
Widows Protest Cuts in Child Care Funds
Five widows receiving mothers' pensions urged the county board to restore aid for dependent children. Clara Mae Folly said current payments from $138 to $30 monthly are insufficient amid rising costs and tied to administration cuts in Judge H. H. Nye's department. County officials criticized Nye for high admin spending and questioned the appointment of a $150 monthly chief probation officer, arguing funds come from state and federal sources.
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Board of County Commissioners
Clara Mae Folly
Judge's Nye
Judge Nye
John E. Davidson
Nye
Dunn
Davidson
Misa Lois Binns
Gallopolis
Sullivan Gala Homecoming Draws Town Pride
Sullivan prepares for a three day homecoming with Friday registration and band concert, Saturday parade and contests led by Judge Guy B Findley, and Sunday church services ending with a concert and benediction.
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Ashland County
Guy B. Findley
Elyria
America
Miller McConnell
R. F. McMullen
Loudenville
Ohio
Sullivan Schools
Guy
Findley
Reunion
Charles W. Mayes
Ashland
Two Teachers Resign Three Are Employed Elyria Board Actions
The Elyria Board of Education held a special meeting to accept two resignations, from Lucy Freese and Ruth Cromwell, and to hire two elementary teachers and one high school teacher. New hire Howard R Huston, 47, will teach commercial subjects at the high school at 1900 yearly, with other transfers and hires to follow, including Viola Kreeger and Florence Hines as elementary teachers and Dorothy Mann’s transfer to Jefferson Junior High.
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Elyria Board of Education
Lucy Freese
McKinley
Ruth Cromwell
Gates School
Freese
Viola Kreeger
South Amherst
Florence Hines
West Salem
Kreeger
Dorothy Mann
Garford School
Jefferson Junior High
Jefferson
Maston
Ellsworth Hales
Lakelands Seeks Settlement Over Lake Road Damage
County commissioners and Lakelands Corporation officials met over a 6000 dollar damage claim from relocating Lake Road. Both sides offered figures with Lakelands proposing 2000 and the commission offering 1000. The meeting adjourned to September 7 for company review and further discussion.
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Beaver Creek
Lake Road
Lakelands
Hunt Strange Boy In Probe Of Death
Cleveland Aug 19 detectives hunted a strange boy seen with 14 year old Stanley Schostak before his death. Stanley was found in a remote valley with a bullet through his head. no weapon was found. He disappeared last Thursday and three persons reported seeing him with the strange boy.
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Cleveland
Stanley Schostak
Stanley
Portugal And Czechs Break Of Relations
LISBON Aug 19. Portugal, aligned with Nazi Germany in the Spanish crisis, cuts ties with Czechoslovakia over a broken machine gun order for 600 weapons. The note cites Portugal’s rearmament needs for an army of about 30,000 and cites Czech refusal due to Spain non intervention and other arms orders. Jose de Costa Carneiro heads to Vienna as relations severed.
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Czechoslovakia
Europe
Jose de Costa Carneiro
Vienna
Ceskoslovenska Abrosovska
Italy
Mexico
Probe Ship Blast Kills Seven on U S Cassin
The navy opened an investigation into an explosion aboard the destroyer U S Cassin at the Philadelphia navy yard. A steam pipe burst in the boiler room as workers tested a safety valve, injuring eight and killing seven civilians. Dead are W. T. McCallum, Louis Sherby, Joseph Vassiluzzi, Michael Scavo, William Mahl of Philadelphia, George L. Dreisbach of Oaklyn New Jersey, and Daniel Vautter of Camden New Jersey. The ship was in drydock when the accident occurred.
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Navy
William Mahl
George L. Dreisbach
Oaklyn
N. J
Daniel Vautter
Camden
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Naval
Church Worker Dies in East Palestine
Herbert Nesbit treasurer of the West Virginia and Ohio Synods United Presbyterian church died at his daughter Mrs James Votheet home in East Palestine Ohio yesterday. Nesbit was a longtime church official and resident of the area.
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East Palestine
Herbert Nesbit
West Virginia
Ohio
United Presbyterian Church
James Votheet
Nipponese Navy Chief Jubilant Over Progress
Nipponese forces drive 20 miles northwest of Shanghai as Vice Admiral Kiyoshi Hasegawa proclaims progress and expects the city of 3.6 million to be freed from major military danger within 48 hours. Diplomatic efforts intensify while Yangtze bombardments threaten Nanking and attacks disrupt rail links near Shanghai.
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Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Harry Yarnell
Nanking
Britain
France
Idzumo
Yangtze
Central China Christian Mission Hospital
Nantungehow
Americas
Shanghai University
Shanghai- Nanking
Henli
Jalding
Shanghai Volunteer Corps
Parole Board Shakeup Favored by Attorney General
Columbus August 19 Attorney General Herbert S Duffy investigating Ohio Parole Board urged Governor Davey to replace Leland S Dougan whose term expired Tuesday He argued Dougan’s continued tenure would hinder the investigation and be detrimental to the state’s best interests.
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Herbert 5S
Duffy
Ohio Parole Board
Davey
Leland 5
Dougan
Board of Parole
Hold Caucus Tonight On Wage Hours Bill
Washington August 18 House Democrats plan a partly caucus to back action this session on the administration wage and hours bill. A liberal labor bloc forced the meeting to pressure the bill from the House Rules Committee, with labor’s nonpartisan league standing behind the effort before adjournment.
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House Democrats
Labor
House Rules Committee
Non-Partizan League
Cleveland Women Sponsor Air Defense Program Today
The Cleveland chapter of the National Aeronautics Association announced today a sponsor for an air defense program at the Great Selection Rent fair. The event marks a community effort to support national defense initiatives with local backing.
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Cleveland
National Aeronautis
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