Missing Plane Located On Side Of Peak In Wyoming
An Indianapolis airplane carrying Burnside Smith Dirk Arnett and Eleanor Arnett was found on the northeast side of Laramie Peak, Wyoming. Captain George G. Smith said no further details were available. Search parties began today by trail and air routes to locate the plane believed crushed between Helena and Denver after leaving Helena Thursday.
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Glendo
Wyo
Indianapolis
Laramie Peak
George G. Smith
Wyoming State Motor Patrol
Indiana
Helena
Moni
Denver
Hanley Cohn
Wyoming Air Service
Smith
Arnett
West Coast
C B. Arnett
WPA
Montana
E. R. Tibbetts
San Antonio
Agreement on tax rich bill reached after conferees vote
Washington August 20. The House and Senate conferees agreed on a 250 million tax rich bill with higher income surtaxes starting at 50 000 net income and rejected President Roosevelt’s inheritance tax plan. Senator Pat Harrison announced the accord after a two hour morning conference.
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Washington
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Pat Harrison
Twenty four Lotain County residents seek U S citizenship
Twenty four residents of Lotain county filed petitions here today for citizenship seeking their second papers. The petitions were filed with H. Ewing of Cleveland, naturalization officer. Those who pass their final examinations may be eligible for citizenship next December.
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Lotain County
5. H. Ewing
Cleveland
Injuries In Baseball Riot Fatal To Ohioan
Steubenville Ohio August 26 Lawrence Jones aged 38 died from injuries suffered a week earlier in a riot after a Wheeling steel inter department baseball game. Paul Cash accused of striking Jones over the head with a bat is free on bond pending investigation.
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Steubenville
Wuei—Lawrence Jones
Wheeling Steel
Paul Cash
Jones
Liberty
Weather Ohio showers likely tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for probable showers tonight and Wednesday across Ohio with cooler air moving into central and western portions on Wednesday. The outlook emphasizes unsettled conditions and cooler temperatures in the midweek period.
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Ohio
Fear 20 Entombed In Tunnel Collapse Near Berlin
Berlin report says twenty workers feared entombed after a subway tunnel under construction near the Brandenburg Gate collapsed, 165 feet of tunnel ruined. About 40 workers were in the affected section, and firefighters rushed to rescue as the shift ended for lunch.
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Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Hindenburg
Relief Gardens Can by FERA Grant Saves 34 Acres Produce
Lorain County Relief Administration secured a 1590 grant to can 200000 cans of perishable garden produce from relief gardens in Elyria Lorain and Amherst. Work starts at Golden Cannery on Lake Road for two weeks employing 109 people, with 11 acres tomatoes 11 acres corn 6 acres beans 2 1 2 of onions and 13 4 of beets plus 30 acres potatoes in Lorain Elyria and Wellington.
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Lorain County Relief Administration
FERA
Columbus
Earle Duncan
Golden Cannery
Lake Road
Eilyria
Lorain
Amherst
Duncan
Relief Administration
Elyria
Wellington
Stillman outlines WPA policy in Ohio
Columbus August 20 The WPA and FERA will offer jobs to relief recipients as rapidly as projects start, despite threats of strikes on WPA worksites. Refusal of work results in relief withholding, and those wanting to work will be directed to local relief boards for care if blocked by local groups.
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Columbus
Charles C. Stillman
WPA
Ohio
Stillman
FERA
FRRA
Big Fire Destroys Berlin Exposition Hall
An enormous blaze at the Berlin exposition hall caused $2,500,000 in damage and endangered thousands at a radio exhibition. Thirty people were injured, two possibly fatally. Investigators searched for a cause, with early suspicions ranging from a short circuit to possible arson.
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Berlin
U.p
Lima Firm Lands Largest Single Order For Bus Bodies
The Superior Body Co of Lima received a 125 unit order for all steel school bus bodies from the city of New York. It is claimed to be the largest single order of its kind ever placed.
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Lima
Superior Body Co
New York
Four men bound to grand jury in Steel and Tubes bombing
The fourth and fifth suspects, John Janidlo and George Wilson, formerly of Truscon Steel, Cleveland, were arraigned and bound to a $10,000 bond each after waiving preliminary exams and pleading not guilty. They join Carl Adams Julius Turos and Rudolph Kopecka, held on $29,000 bonds for plant and Avon Tower bombings, all former Truscon employees and Mesa union members.
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Preston Coon
John Janidlo
George Wilson
Truscon Steel Company
Cleveland
Carl Adams
Steel and Tubes
Avon Tower
Julius Turos
Rudolph Kopecka
Truscon
Mesa Union
Truscan
Harry Potter
Ohio
MESA
Michael R. Picciano
Grand
Clarence W. Dick
Pinkerton
Geist Coal and Supply Company
Turney Road
Garfield Heights
Elyria
Adams
Will Attack Davey Action On Election
In Columbus Ohio on August 20 1936 Governor Daveys delay of a November special election to fill the Truax vacancy faces a supreme court challenge. Attorney Lee Kramer for H C Armstrong says the move evades the state constitution and laws and will be opposed. The governor set May 12 for a primary and November 3 1936 for the special election.
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Columbus
Davey
Charles V. Truax
Supreme Court
Lee Kramer
H. C. Armstrong
Truax
Kramer
National Guard Adjutant Indicted in Harlan Case
Adjutant General Henry H. Denhardt of the Kentucky National Guard was indicted in Harlan for contempt of court for refusing to withdraw troops during the recent gubernatorial primary election.
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Harlan, Ky
Ipp
Henry H. Denhardt
Kentucky National Guard
Harlan County
Cleveland Flier Attempts World Distance Record Flight
Cleveland pilots James C Prosser and Gilbert E Stol work on a Bellanca high wing plane to set a new world distance record. They plan a 6200 mile route from Cleveland to Bahia Blanca Argentina and back, timing the 60 hour return to arrive during the National Air Races. They may proceed without a radio transmitter if it does not arrive. The trip includes a week to reach the start point and four days to pick favorable conditions for the final leg.
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Cleveland
James C Prosser
Gilbert E. Stol
Bahia Blanca
Argentina
Prosser
Fire Victim Dies After St Clair Hotel Blaze
A fire in a sixth floor room of the St Clair Hotel in Chicago claimed its second victim last night. Sally Bruner, 26, died of burns after being trapped in her room. Another visitor, Mary Breen, 26, died in bed from burns. The blaze is believed to have started from a cigarette.
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Chicago
St. Clair Hotel
Sally Bruner
Mary Breen
Miss Bruner
Wellington Fair Exhibits Placed For 80th Exhibition
The 80th Annual Wellington Fair opens today at the Fairgrounds with a full schedule through Thursday. Secretary Alan Branson expects high attendance and attractive displays as purses total 3590 dollars. Wednesday features the Wellington summer band concert and harness racing with entries in several pace and trot events. Thursday includes Kipton vs Nova baseball, mixed harness racing, pony races, a 3500 feet parachute jump from Cleveland airport, a wild game display by the Wellington Game Farm, and extensive 4-H exhibits with calves sheep hogs and dairy judging plus clothing and flower clubs from Lorain County Girls clubs.
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Wellington
Alan RB. Branson
Bel
Kipton
Nova
Wellington Penfield
Cleveland
Ed Nash
Charles Webber
Ray Grrlis
Edgar Jones
Lorain County
Elyria
Joyce Meredith
Mary Marley
Slugging and Hijacking Probe in Cleveland Area
Police probed the slugging of a truck driver and the hijacking of his truck and two trailers carrying refrigerators. Ernest Emmett, 35, of Toledo, was found semi conscious in a ditch near Stow after leaving Liberty Highway Co. for Toledo and Detroit. He said two men jumped onto his running board on Lake Road in Bay Village.
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Cleveland
Ernest Emmett
Toledo
Stow
Liberty Highway Co
Detroit
Lake Road
Bay Village
Hopkins Sees Grave Relief Crisis In Ohio
Washington Aug 20. Federal relief chief Hopkins announces direct relief ends November 1 in Ohio. From then only work relief via WPA funded. He warns Ohio faces grave crisis due to lack of local support and state inaction. Conference with Ohio advisory committee aims to speed WEA operations so all on relief rolls have jobs by Oct 31. Mary Irene Atkinson and other officials present.
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Washington
Ohio
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
Hopkins
U. 8
Organization of Relief
WEA
FERA
Marc Grossman
Cleveland
Advisory Committee
Grossman
Fred Hobter
Cincinnati
Gary Gessel
Cleveland Board of Education
John Curry
Cuyahoga County
Arch Mandel
Dayton
Charles GC. Stillman
Mary Irene Atkinson
Legion Corps Seeks State Honors At Dayton Convention
El ria Post No 12 American Legion plans to send drum and bugle corps to the state convention in Dayton this weekend with efforts to regain the state championship. The Elyria corps will head a Monday parade section and Cream Puff the horse will appear despite manager emeritus William C Sudro recovering from illness. Local post meeting tonight features the All-Ohio CCC instrumental and vocal orchestra from a nearby camp and outlines camp activities for about 200 Ohio youths.
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Elrria Post No. 12
American Legion
Dayton
Post
Elyria Corps
William C. Sudro
Columbus
CCC
Hiyria
R. W. Crowther
A. W. McElroy
Marion Obermegntier
Ohio
State Legion Magazine
Farmers To Hear About Milk Plan Rally At Chippewa Lake Park
In Medina Ohio on August 20 a proposed compromise between centralized and decentralized state milk control was to be presented to 30 000 to 49 000 northern and central Ohio farmers at Chippewa Lake Park. Sponsored by the Ohio Farmers Cooperative Milk Association and other milk producers groups, the rally offered farmers a chance to voice opinions on state milk control with Gov. Davey invited to attend.
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Medina
Ohio
Chippewa Lake Park
Ohio Farmers’ Co-operative Milk Association
Davey
Eviction Protest in Cleveland Ends With Arrests and Injuries
In Cleveland on August 20 a crowd of about 1,000 gathered in front of John Mihovk family’s home to protest eviction by sheriffs deputies. Two patrolmen were slightly injured while restraining the crowd and Frank Oblak, 29, was arrested for creating a disturbance as members of the Small Home Owners Federation organized the demonstration.
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Hollywood
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Oklahoma City
Rogers
Burbank
Post
Point Barrow
Alaska
Oklahoma
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Glendale
Hollywood Bowl
California
Marie Dressler
Heather
Community Presbyterian Church
Beverly Hills
Seattle
Capitol
First Baptist Church
Cleveland, O
John Mihovk
Sherif
Joseph Pierce
George Kress
Frank Oblak
Congress In Rush Toward Adjournment
Congress push toward adjournment as public utility and Guffey coal bills block early quitting. Roosevelt may accept a holding companies compromise. House passes the Wagner-Cross er railway retirement bill and the 1935 banking act heads to the White House for signature.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Roosevelt
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court
Giant Boeing plane departs Seattle for Dayton test flight
Seattle August 20. A giant bombing plane described as the largest land plane in the United States left its Boeing hangar at 6 42 a m EST for an initial long distance flight to Dayton Ohio With Leslie Tower chief test pilot at the levers the four 700 horsepower motors the 15 ton craft is designed to cruise at least 10 hours at 250 miles an hour and could reach Hawaii or the entire United States quickly in wartime capability
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Seattle
Wash
AUP
United States
Dayton
Ohio
Leslie Tower
Boeing Aviation Company
Army
Hawaii
County Custodian Denies Theft Charge
FNDLAY, Aug 20. Elmer Waltermire, custodian of Hancock courthouse jail and county home, is in prison today in default of a $1500 bond after pleading not guilty to a theft charge. Commissioners Cornwell Smith and Wisely filed affidavits accusing him of taking light bulbs chairs paint and lumber valued at $100.
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Fndlay
Oelmer Waltermire
Hancock Court House
G. C. Cornwell
Carl Smith
G. C. Wisely
Mussolini Increases Air Force Strength
United Press reports Mussolini expands Italy's air force by 67 percent as crisis with Ethiopia intensifies. Britain warns of direct threat to empire and plans emergency cabinet meeting. Officials consider calling the League of Nations before September 4 to avert war. Prime Minister Baldwin departs for London tonight.
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United Press
Rome
Mussolini
London
Britain
Paris
League
Aix Les Bains
France
Stanley Baldwin
Cabinrets
Italy
United States May Invoke Kellogg Pact Over Italian Ethiopian Crisis
Paris August 20 The United States may invoke the Kellogg Peace Pact to avert the Italian Ethiopian conflict. High authority said the League of Nations council could hold an emergency meeting before September 4 to consider the crisis. The council is set to meet September 4 and the league assembly with 58 members will convene on September 5. Fears grow that inaction until September could block effective peace action.
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Paris
United States
League of Nations Council
League Assembly
League
Mussolini Expands Air Force Ahead of Ethiopia War
Rome reports Mussolini, defiant against threats from the powers, enlarges Italy’s air force by 67 percent. A decree adds 500 officers and 1,800 NCOs along with 10,988 enlisted men, swelling total air personnel to 40,483. The move signals readiness for war and boosts Mussolini’s grip on government.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Air Ministry
Italy
League of Nations
Postmaster of Reformatory Dies
MANSFIELD Ohio August 28 Albert Greulich Sr 64 of Lorain postmaster of the Mansfield Reformatory for 11 years died today after brief illness Born in Toledo Greulich came here in 1920 as a field officer for the reformatory Surviving wife of Sebring Florida one son Albert Jr Lorain and a sister Minnie Grue lich Lorain Services and burial will be at Lorain
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Mansfield. O
Albert Greulich
Lorain
Mansfield Reformatory
Toledo
Gruelich
Reformatory
Sebring Fla
Albert Dr
Minnie Gruelich
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