Landon Starts East Campaign Tour Across Farm Belt
Governor Alf Landon begins his national campaign from Estes Park Colorado, heading into the farm belt with stops in 50 cities across eight states. He plans major speeches in Pennsylvania and New York, meeting with Colorado and Nebraska Republicans along the way before arriving in Chicago. The trip follows a summer cold that has improved, with talks to focus on government spending and national issues.
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Estes Park
Calo
Alf M. Landon
Pennsylvania
New York
Rocky Mountain
Toneka
la Salle
Elst
Landon
Colorado
Tawa Ullinois
Ohio
Ramsas
London
West Middlesex
Chautauqua
N. Y
Buffalo
Joral Cam- Dhien
Part of salary increments paid to Flyrna teachers
The Flyrna school board began paying nearly two thirds of the February salary increments for teachers. About $12,000 has been sent this month with roughly $700 still due to complete payments. Those at maximum salaries and those to receive the full 3 year 90 percent rise face partial payments due to limited funds.
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Thes Board of Education
Rockwood School Board
Weather forecast for Ohio showers and warm Friday
Rain showers expected in Ohio tonight and into Friday morning. Temperatures rise slightly by Friday with warmer conditions anticipated later in the day.
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Ohio
Miners Fight Mud to Reach Entombed Men in Mine Shaft
Miners labored in relays to move muck and timber toward a collapsed shaft where four men are trapped more than a mile below the surface. They hope to reach the level where the entombed workers lie in a 190 foot long, 12 foot wide area as rescue teams battle dangerous white damp and shifting debris. Names of entombed are Denner Seaton, Edward Stoner Jr, AO McCann, and George T Cameron. The scene drew 1,500 spectators as relatives and officials waited with dwindling hope.
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Ceggyriahh
United Pe Moberly
Ary
Sleh
Arnold Grinfith
Ming Tar
Sambler
Tad
Denner Seaton
Edward Stoner, Jr
Aow
McCann
George T. Cameron
Edward Stowers
Stoner
Three Trainmen Die in Boiler Explosion Near Beckley
In Beckley West Virginia on August 29 a boiler explosion on a Chesapeake and Ohio freight locomotive killed three trainmen Blaine Simmons Raleigh Brown Nungalius Winton and Ray E Singer while another crew member Osh Hin Thehberler was blown clear. The engine derailed near a small bridge over the Piney River and the branch line traffic, mainly coal hauls, was halted.
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Beckley
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio
Blaine Simmons
Raleigh
Brown Nungalius Winton
Ray E. Singer
Thehberler
Simmons
Ningmully
Singer
Piney River
Branc
Mrs. C. C. Allen Dies Sudden in California
Mrs. C. C. Allen, former Elyria dent, died suddenly yesterday in a Los Angeles hospital from a heart attack after a three day illness. She and her husband had lived in California ten years after leaving Elyria where Mr. Allen partnered in Allen and Brown furniture. They moved to Elyiria about 20 years ago from Lima. Funeral services are set for Friday in Glendale, California, with burial expected there.
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C. C. Allen
Filyria Dent
Los Angeles
California
Wlyria
Allen
John S. Brown
Allen and Brown
Mlen
Klyria
Lima
Mr. Allen
Governor Olson Is Wy Somewhat Weaker
ROCHESTER Minn Aug 20 Gov Floyd B Olson leader of Minnesota liberal Farmer Labor forces was reported somewhat weaker today at St Marys hospital where he is fighting stomach cancer A bulletin issued at 1 am said there has been no marked change in his condition He is reportedly weaker and tolerating feeding with growing difficulty Pulse and temperature near normal
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Rochester
Minn
Floyd B Olson
Feader
Minnesota
Farim-Lahbor Farors
St. Mary's Hospital
Germany orders warships to protect ships from Spanish interference
German warships were ordered to shield German shipping from interference by Spanish government vessels beyond three miles from shore. The Foreign Office instructed the charge d affaires in Madrid to inform Spain of the directive, issued after two Spanish warships halted the Kamerun off Cadiz. The move aims to prevent repeats and protests were directed at Spanish actions amid the Spanish civil war.
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United Press Berelis
Madrid
Foreign Office
Kamerun
Cadle
Reall
Nirates
Piteganeers
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitlung
Germany
Local Corps Seeks Seventh Ohio Drum and Bugle Title
Elyria's American Legion drum and bugle corps plans to win a seventh state championship at the Portsmouth convention. About 50 to 60 members travel by bus Sunday, with prize horse Lady Cream Puff to travel separately by truck. The corps performed last year to capture the sixth title and aims to repeat, while Lady Cream Puff will lead the Portsmouth parade Monday before Elyria returns.
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Elyria
American Legion
Ohio
Portsmouth
Hayden Evans
Maanager
Evans
Elyvia
William Hruby
Bauer Resigns As Investigator in Old Age Pension Office
Frederick M Bavey of Elyria resigns as investigator for the Old Age Pension office effective tomorrow. H J Berrodin, chief of the state division of aid for the aged, reports the action and provisional appointment of Marie Leahy of Oberlin to replace him at a salary of 87.50 a month. County Commissioner John E Davidson knew nothing of the change until receiving the communication. Bauer had been appointed a few months earlier.
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Frederick M Bavey
Elyria
Tomoorrow
H J. Berrodin
Berrodin
Marie Leahy
Oberlin
Bauer
John E Davidson
Germans to leave San Sebastian amid danger
The German vice-consul plans to depart San Sebastian with 25 German nationals as remaining there is deemed dangerous. Announcement made today.
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San Sebastian
Berlin
Federal Elevator For Lazy Fish At Bonneville Dam
Washington reports that the federal government plans operation of electric elevators at the Bonneville dam on the Columbia River to help tired salmon ascend six floors. Army engineers designed all automatic air steel elevators with switches, sluiceways, and water streams to guide fingerlings safely upstream.
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Washington
Columbia River
Bonneville
War Department
Department
Army
Columbia
Four Killed By Lightning In Ohio
United Press reports four deaths from a central and northeastern Ohio storm as lightning struck farms and fields near Bucyrus West Palestine Bellefontaine and Lebanon. Debris blocked roads in Lake County while the Akron area saw property damage and two injuries from a bolt. state meteorologist noted widespread rainfall with unsettled forecasts tonight and tomorrow.
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United Press
Ohio
Chardon
Willoughby
Cloyd Kalb
Bucyrns
David Elwonger
West Palestine
John Mailing
Bellefontaine
Middleburg
Earl Monejoy
Lebanon
Bucyrus
Lewis Bros. ci
Clardon
Adrian Joyce
Route 20
Lake County
Highway Department
Akron
Fightning
William C. Botaum
West Reservoir
W. H Alexander
Columbus
Weather Bureau
Ashland
Sidney
Lima
Owas
Will Try To Bring Body To Surface Of Quarry Hole
Efforts to raise the body of James Johnson, 28, who drowned in the quarry hole on West River Street near the Steel and Tubes Company, will be renewed next week if not surfaced sooner. Service Director I J Faxon said a dynamite charge will be used to stir the deep water in hopes of bringing the body to the surface. Firemen had dragged the bottom for 24 hours and then paused the search.
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James Johnson
West River Street
Steel and Tubes Company
I. J. Faxon
Faxon
German Commander Vows Forceful Response at Cadiz Incident
Rear Admiral Carls, head of German warships in Spanish waters, warned the Spanish navy that Germany will answer force with force if the Cadiz incident is repeated after two naval vessels halted the German steamer Karerna off Cadiz. The exchange underscores heightened tensions between Germany and Spain in the event.
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Berlin
Carls
Kaarerna
Cadiz
Civil War veteran C D Webster dies in Elyria
Elyria’s last surviving Civil War veteran, C D Webster, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 11 16 p m after a three week illness from a hip fracture fall He rode a horse in a Memorial Day parade less than three months ago as commander of Richard Allen Post No 65 G A R He was 17 when the war ended born October 17 1847 in Talmadge Ohio He enlisted in Cleveland served as a private in the 20th Battery Ohio Light Field Artillery He was wounded at Franklin losing sight in his right eye and hearing in his left ear He is survived by a sister Mrs Frances Bailey and several nieces and nephews He was a retired farmer and a member of First Methodist Episcopal Church and the G A R post Continued on Page 2.
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Elyria
Charles Bd. Webster
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Arthur B. Bailey
East Avernue
Richard Allen
Webster
John A. Kates
Hisra
Mr. Webster
Talmadge
Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio Light Field Artillery
Franklin
Mrbster
B. Webster
Frances Bailey
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Yoral G. A. R. Post
Traverse City
Michigan
Expected Here For Conference On Crippled Children
Seventy or more Rotary and Kiwanis clubs from northern Ohio will gather at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a luncheon conference on crippled children’s work. Delegates from Painesville Ash tabula Conneaut Jefferson Shelby Medina Mansfield Lorain discuss state welfare act provisions and federal grants shareable with authorities. A round table at 11 a.m. precedes the noon luncheon. Elyria Rotary Club hosts this replacing its regular meeting.
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Rotary and
Kiwanis Cinbs
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Painesville
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Jefferson
Shelby
Medina
Mansfield
Lorain
Elyria
Tutetta Magruder
Division of Charities
State Welfare Department
Oberlin
Man And Wife Die In Michigan Car Crash Near Detroit
Arthur R. Anderson thirty, former Grant store manager, was killed in a head on collision near Howell Michigan. His wife Dorothy Rankin was fatally injured. Rankin's two children escaped serious injury. Robert Rankin Jr nine and Rae four witnessed the crash. Rankin Sr. left Elyria for Detroit upon learning of the accident. Anderson came from Chicago in October 1935 to manage the Elyria Grant store and had been transferred to Detroit six weeks earlier. Mrs. Anderson, Dorothy Shenk of Ashland, had acted in Elyria productions last year.
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Arthur R. Anderson
Dorothy Rankin
Detroit
Howell
Michigan
North Ridge Road
Anderson
Chicago
Grant
Rankin
Elyria
Four Hurt In Lake Road Crash Near Sunnyside Beach
Four persons suffered painful injuries at 4:20 p m yesterday when two cars collided on Lake Road near Sunnyside Beach west of Lorain. Drivers Peter Peazzione 24 of Detroit and Richard Wideman 22 of Lakewood escaped injury. Passengers Jay Sawyer 16 Jane Hoffman 18 Forest Slater 18 and Frank Di Fiore 24 all from Lakewood or nearby were treated at St Josephs Hospital Lorain for bruises broken nose lacerations and scalp injuries.
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Lake Road
Sunnyside Beach
Lorain
Peter Peazzione
Detroit
Richard Wideman
Mars Avenue
Lakewood
Wideman
Jay Sawyer
Westwood Avenue
Jane Hoffman
Archdale Avenue
Forest
Commissioners Turn Thumbs Down On Writers Project
The county board rejected sanctioning WPA or similar public spending without clear value received. Republicans Oscar Dunn and Wickens led the objections to a proposed courthouse records catalog and county history project, arguing it wasted public funds and offered little public benefit.
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Board of County Commissioners
WPA
Oscar Dunn
M. Wickens
WEA
Dunn
Toledo Strike Settled in Ohio Gas War
Toledo August 20 The Gas Employes Union accepted a settlement plan ending a strike that halted operations at Ohio Fuel Gas and Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas since August 10. Union members voted unanimously to return to work tomorrow after talks guided by Edward F. McGrady acting Secretary of Labor.
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Toledg
Ohio Fuel Gas
Ohio
Edward F. McGrady
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