Elyria Bus Company Faces Suspension Without Relief
Elyria Coach Company seeks two months of relief to avoid suspending city bus service. President H A Searles notes monthly losses near 300, with six operator salaries paid into the business to cover operating costs. Riders have fallen as school and adult usage declined, risking layoffs of veteran operators and a halt to public transportation.
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Elyria Coach Company
H. A. Searles
Searles
R. C. Morrow
T. O. Marsh
TA. Feron
Clyde Baker
Morris Nesbett
Nine Public Enemies arrestees freed on bail in Pittsburgh case
New York Aug 20. Eight of nine men arrested as Public Enemies in the murder probe of Pittsburgh restaurant owner John Bazzano were released on bail. Robert Anastazio was held on 5000 bond for a hearing Aug 24. The group faced charges of consorting with criminals. one man, Michael Russo, had extra bail for Sullivan law violations.
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New York
John Bazzano
Pittsburgh
Robert Anastazio
John Addo
Tony Bonasera
Paul Palmeri
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Samuel di Carlo
Buffalo
Carla Sparlino
Public Enemy
George H. Polwell
The Weather Forecast Warmer Today
The forecast calls for warmer conditions today with increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Highs reach towards the mid range while winds shift to lighter breezes and night temperatures stay mild.
Flying Bridegroom abandons plan for 3 day Atlantic trip
Captain Jimmie Mollison, the flying bridegroom, abandons his planned three day round trip after landing in St John New Brunswick. He will fly to Montreal and Ottawa then return home later. Mollison, 27, exhausted after 30 hours 10 minutes aloft, aims to address an Ottawa conference on aeronautics. His wife Amy Johnson speaks with pride and urges rest as he contemplates a ship passage to New York.
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United Press
ST. John
New Brunswick
Jimmie Mollison
Atlantic
Montreal
Ottawa
New York
Ireland
England
Amy Johnson
W. A. Bishop
Mollison
Pennfield Ridge
London
James A. Mollison
Europe
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Amelia Earhart
Jim
Amy
Molrisons
Jou
Portmarnock
Milk Strike Ends After Oettlement In Sioux City
In Sioux City Iowa August 20 a 10 day milk strike ended as proditors and distributors settled differences with a flat price of 1 80 per hundred pounds. Retail price set at nine cents a quart with farmers paid 3 6 cents a quart. The general farm holiday movement pledged embargoes while some picketing continued, not all support from the holiday association.
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Sioux City
Omaha
Neb
Holida
Holiday Association National
Milo Reno
Des Moines
Holiday Association
Youth Held In Terror Raids Near Youngstown
A youthful suspect was detained by police in Youngstown Ohio amid robberies and shootings terrorizing the southwest city area. He was captured after a two mile chase through woods and ravines by police and vigilantes. While jailed, two men attempted to enter C R Miller's home but fled when Miller fired.
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Youngstown
C. R. Miller
Miller
Snake at Oregon Zoo Beats The Room Of Glass
Horace, a year old rattlesnake at the Oregon Zoo, died by suicide after a month of public attention. The reptile sank its fangs into its body and died within half an hour, ending days of curiosity from visitors at the glass enclosure in Nyssa, Oregon.
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Nyssa
Ore
Horace
Hutchinson to Fly Around World in Stages
George E. Hutchinson of Washington D C announced plans to begin a world flight on Monday accompanied by his wife and two children and a crew of movie cameramen. The trip will proceed in easy stages with the first planned stop at St John New Brunswick.
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World Flight
New York
George E. Hutchinson
Washingtons
D. C
St. John
New Brunswick
85 Airplanes Set for Transcontinental Air Derby
Fifty aircraft from Los Angeles and twenty five from Washington DC prepare Sunday for the Cord Cup trans continental air derby ending in Cleveland August 27. The two divisions merge at Bartlesville and fly to Cleveland over about 2500 miles across 22 cities. Mrs Mae Haizlip of St Louis named to pilot one of three fast Wedell planes possibly to enter the Thompson Trophy race, a first for a woman.
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
Barttesville Cokts
Mae Haizlip
St. Louis
James R. Wedell
Patterson
Trade Treaties Signed by Empire Delegates in Ottawa
In Ottawa today nine empire unit delegates formalized long negotiated trade treaties in plenary session. Stanley Bruce of Australia and Neville Chamberlain of Great Britain signed their agreements as chief delegates followed in order. The British Commonwealth measure aims to boost trade across member nations, with details of British Canadian and Australian Canadian terms to be released later this week.
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Ottawa
Ont
Aus
British Empire Economic Conference
Stanley Bruce
Australia
Neville Chamberlin
Great Britain
British Commonwealth of Nations
Commonwealth
Stocks Rally Close Higher Amid DullTrading
The New York stock market rose today after early irregularity, closing higher as utilities led gains and rails rose. Steel common recovered to 41 from a low of 40, with Youngstown Sheet & Tube up 2 1/2 to 17 and Bethlehem posting a small gain.
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New York
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem
Miners Army Pickets Disperse After Illinois Action
In Taylorville Illinois authorities dispersed a 109000 strong picket army halting coal mine operations. Warrants for arrest were issued against leaders by Peabody Coal Co. for inciting to riot as plans for similar protests spread to Benton and other Illinois sites while a new $5 wage scale replaces $6.10.
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Taylorville
Ill
Illinois
Christian County
Peabody Coal Co
Rockefeller at sister's bedside in Chicago
John D. Rockefeller Jr. with Mrs. Rockefeller and John D. Rockefeller III hurried to the bedside of his critically ill sister Edith Rockefeller McCormick at the Drake hotel. Physicians reported she spent a quiet night and her condition was unchanged.
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Chicago
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Senator Davis refuses to speak at Moose Lodge convention
Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania, indicted on national lottery law charges, refused to comment or pose for photos at his Cleveland hotel door. He arrived by train for the Moose Lodge's 44th annual national convention, where he serves as director general.
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Cleveland, O
uPi
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
the Moose Lodge
Actress Weds Hollywood Star In Arizona Ceremony
The film colony learned today of the marriage of Bette Davis, 125, motion picture actress, and Harmony Nelson Jr., Whitinsville, Mass., which took place in Yuma, Arizona, on Thursday.
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Hollywood
Bette Davis
Harmony
Nelson, Jr
Whitinaville
Mass
Yuma
Ariz
Record broken as women fliers extend endurance flight
Two 26 year old pilots Frances Harrell Marsalis and Louise Thaden held aloft the Flying Boudoir above Curtiss airport on the sixth day of their endurance flight. They had been in the air 138 hours surpassing the January 1931 record of 122 hours 50 minutes set by Bobby Trout and Edna May Cooper. They aim for ten days and a 240 hour record, while airport manager Lasey Jones cautions limits to ensure safety.
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Valley Stream
L. L
Curtiss Airport
Frances Harrell Marsalis
Louise McKherridge Thaden
Bobby Trout
Edna May Cooper
S. “Lasey”’ Jones
Johnny Runger
Stewart Reis
Runger
Thaden
Benteville
Ark
Baltimore
William S. Marsalis
Quiz Suspect In Toledo Slayings
TOLEDO Ohio August 20 A Toledo man suspected of killing two weeks ago Pete Dagastino and Dominick Migliore reputed racketeers was being questioned by police. He also faced questions linked to the Mansfield News bombing months earlier. George Timiey acting inspector of detectives ordered the arrest after the shooting but the man was not located.
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Toledo
O2b
Pete Dagastino
Dominick Mighiree
Mansfield News
Mansfield
George Timiey
Warden Robbed At Dedication
MEDIA Pa Aug 20 The dedication of Delaware county's new 1 million prison hotel at Broadmeadows Farms ended with Warden Samuel B Turner and three others robbed of sums totaling 450 and 0 respectively, in a remark by Turner that it was a fine way to open a prison.
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Media
Delaware County
Broadmeadows Farms
Here
Samuel BE. Turner
Turner
Baltimore and Ohio gets $31.6 million loan approval
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved Baltimore and Ohio Railroad its request for an additional 31.625 million dollar loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The loan will fund half of a 63.25 million dollar twenty year bonds issue due to mature in March 1935. The railroad had already secured 32.5 million from RFC and filed the request August 10, with a ruling in under eight days.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
B. and C
Ohio Democrats Endorse National Party Platform
The Ohio Democratic convention adopted the national platform in full and adjourned after the vote. Amendments to state ballot laws were rejected, including a repeal effort of the Miller and Crabbe Acts. Key planks call for school funding study, natural resource conservation, and long term highway planning, while opposing excessive campaign spending and tax burdens on homeowners and farmers. Senator Robert Bulkley criticized Hoover and the Republican administration, and Governor White praised economy in government.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Democracy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
United States
Democratic Party
White
90Th General Assembly
Co- Operative Farmy
Ingalls
Robert J. Bulkley
Hoover
George White
Franklin County
Democratic Men’s Gleen Club
Blast Damages Home Of Miner In Ohio Strike Area
The home of Thomas Lewis, a former Glicuster miner and strike supporter, was damaged by a dynamite blast in Athens County Ohio. The front porch, windows, and plaster were damaged. Lewis his wife and four children were inside but unharmed. The area saw renewed violence amid the mine strike.
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Athens. C
Thomas Lewis
Glicuster
Ohio
Lewis
Roosevelt Opens Ohio Campaign With Columbus Stop
Governor Roosevelt arrives in Columbus to deliver first stump speech of his drive for the White House. He is greeted by crowds in rural Ohio and at the station, with speeches planned at the Ohio State Democratic convention. He travels next to Albany for campaign planning and oversight of New York City mayoral ouster hearings.
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Columbus
Ubh
Franklin T. Roosevelt
White House
Ohio
Missouri
Roosevelt
James
Curtis Dalls
James M. Cor
W. A. Julian
Union
Aera
Albany
Cleveland
Dail
Newton D. Baker
Shelby
Crestline
Galion
Delaware
Baker
James A. Farley
James J. Walker
New York City
Famed Austrian Statesman Schober Dies At 38 In Vienna
Vienna reports the death of Johann Schober aged 38 a noted Austrian statesman and former chancellor. Once prime minister in 1922 and 1929, he also served as foreign minister in 1930. He helped establish the Austria–German customs union with German Foreign Minister Julius Curtius.
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Vienna
Johann Schober
Austria
Europe
Juline Curtius
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