Blum Silent Warning From Socialist Leader In Paris
Paris August 24 Leon Blum strong Socialist leader warned the government that his party might withdraw support if labor policy changes are made. He cited Daladier's 40 hour week proposal triggering cabinet resignations and said social legislation must not be altered to sway labor. The move threatens 227 votes in the 618 member chamber as unions plan counter actions. The Union Socialist Republican party holds 25 votes, bringing total directly involved to 232. Daladier replaced two ministers with allies Anatole De Monzie and Charles Pomaret, while calls for a mass Paris union meeting grow.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Socialist Party
Chamber of Deputies
Edouard Daladier
Blum
Populaire
Daladier
Union Socialist-Republican Party
Radical Socialist Party
Daladiers
Federation of Paris Trade Unions
Louis Frossard
Paul Ramadier
Socialist-Republican Party
Anatole de Monzie
Charles Pomaret
No Reduction In Old Age Pensions Says Governor
In Columbus Ohio Governor Martin N Davey pledged there will be no general pension cuts this year. He contrasted with Finance Director M Ray Allison who warned of a broad reduction and possible September cuts for about 110000 Ohioans. The Federal Social Security Board will hear maladministração charges Monday and decide on withholding federal pension contributions. France plans to hold a National Season of Music and Art each summer to make Versailles a cultural center.
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Columbus O
Ohio
Martin N. Davey
M. Ray Allison
Davey
Federal Social Security Board
Federal Board
Sec
Versailles
France
And About The Court House Highlights Local Courts
Reports from Justice Preston So Covn and Justice Preston L. Coon show multiple cases including Ricca bound over for grand jury on auto theft, Hyde’s car allegedly stolen by Ricea, and Wolfe fined 25 dollars on intoxication charges. Skala, 48, Cleveland, fined 100 for reckless driving. deputies seek owner of car found at Gulf Road Spring Valley golf course, license issued to Mrs William Bullock, her current address unknown. Albert Henninger fined for contempt of court after missing a court order. Abbe Road half mile added to county highway system. divorces filed by Theresa Washtak and Alberta Gates in separate cases. Gates and Cyril involved in gross neglect of duty. Cartography for Biggs Ditect improvement plans authorized. engineer’s report to be presented October 17.
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Albert Ricca
New York
Preston So Covn
Ricea
Dr. Hyde
Oberlin
Gulf Road
Spring Valley Golf Course
T. N Cook
Wilam Bullock
East Bridge Street
Ehria
Bullock
Carlisle Township
Death Record Elston H Rawson
Elston H Rawson died yesterday at the Man Hospital in Rochester Amesda Born January 12 1900 in Grafton son of B H Rawson and the late Nellie Rawson He leaves wife and two daughters Barbara and Donna of Baltimore two brothers Fred and Lincoln Rawson and sister Mrs Agnes Alexander He came to Elyria in 1913 and graduated from Elyria High in 1918 He lived in Baltimore about ten years where he was Athletic director of Baltimore Boys High School Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at Lake City Minnesota where Mrs Rawson’s parents live.
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Elston H Rawson
Man Hospital
Rochester
Rawson
Grafton
B H Rawson
Nellie Rawson
Barbara
Donna
Baltimore
Maryland
Fred
Lincoln Rawson
Agnes Alexander
Elyria
Elyme High School
Baltimore Boys High School
Lake City
Minesota
Reefy seeks zoning variance to extend house onto building line
Mrs Karl Reefy applies to Elyna aBard of Zoning Appeals for permission to remodel a home at Fourth Street and East Avenue. The plan would extend part of the house beyond the building line and will be heard at 4 PM next Tuesday.
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Karl Reefy
Elyna aBard
Reefy
Fourth Street
East Avenue
Model Husband Kills Man He Loved in Chicago
Rudolph Sikora 31 shot and killed Edward Solomon 35, the man his wife Margaret 22 loved. Sikora waited five hours on a street corner before firing five bullets. Passers by saw Solomon fall, Sikora placed the pistol on a newspaper and waited for police. He said he had no regrets, did it to save his wife. Margaret sobbed saying Rudy was a perfect husband but she loved Eddy and planned a divorce to marry him.
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Chicago
Rudolph Sikora
Edward Solomon
Solomon
Sikora
Leslie Curtis
Margaret
Rudy
Eddy
Eddy T
Silence Gadget Quietly Blocks Phone Conversations
In Ghent a 25 August report notes a 20 year old art inventor's silence device now used in Chicago to blot out lengthy telephone talks. The "shut up" unit cuts conversations after about two minutes, offering polite pauses while music or engine noise drowns, per subscribers of The Northern Ohio and the Chamber Telephone Co.
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Ghent
Ales
Hes Lia
Scribers
Chamber Telephone Co
Urbane
Bicycle Court Opens First Session in La Porte
In La Porte Indiana on August 23 a new Bicycle Court session opened with Judge Joseph Daley presiding. Forty youths faced charges for traffic violations as the court aims to curb juvenile misbehavior and teach respect for traffic laws under the Municipal Bicycle Court experiment led by Mayor Alban Smith.
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LA Porte Ind
Bicycle Cour
Joseph Daley
Dunbar
National Safety Council
Daley
Alban Smith
Federal Land Bank Examiner Shot In Ohio Gun Battle
William James a 35 year old Federal Land Bank examiner with headquarters in Cincinnati was shot in the abdomen and in critical condition in Youngstown Ohio during a gun battle at a drug store where a robber held the owner at gunpoint. The bandit escaped with 150 dollars after firing at the pursuing pharmacist.
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Youngstown
William James
Federal Land Bank
Cincinnati
James
DePriest Sentenced to One Year in Work House
In Columbus on August 23 Common Pleas Judge John J. King sentenced 45 year old Orville DePriest to one year in the work house for failure to support his former wife and their 14 year old daughter. DePriest protested with a remark about two years, while the judge and the defendant referenced George Bernard Shaw and a Py gmalion quote.
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Columbus
Orville DePriest
Common Pleas
John J. King
DePriest
Security Board Postpones Hearing
Washington August 23 The Social Security Board moved hearings on charges of male administration of old age assistance from August 29 to September 6 Ohio official Henry Bertodin chief of the State Public Welfare Department asked for more time to prepare his case in two telegrams today
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Washington
Social Security Board
Ohio
I Bertodin
State Public Welfare Department
Arms Restrictions On Hungary Are Dropped
Bulletin from Bled reports the Little Entente nations Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia and Romania recognize Hungary right to re arm for the first time since World War I In exchange Hungary pledges to avoid armed force in settling international problems The communique notes ongoing cooperation with the League of Nations though unable to fully meet its goals.
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Bled
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
League of Nations
Therwl
Prison hunger strike sparks riot and deaths at state jail
State Welfare investigators and officers report a hunger strike by 148 inmates at the state prison led to a riot and four deaths. Guards say prisoners used improvised weapons and scalding steam. inmates slashed and burned in the cell area. Deaths include four men and several injured, with names listed among long-term burglars.
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P Dept of
Cmmon
Joseph Waiters
Harry Osborne
Frank Comodeca
Jjosaph McQuade
Loyalist Forces Use Powerful Artillery On Ebro Front
Loyalist troops along the Ebro river, entrenched in the Gandesa sector, reportedly deployed automatic small arms, many anti tank guns, light artillery and about 40 heavy artillery batteries. Insurgent leaders praised the Loyalists for their supply and armament as Franco’s five day counter offensive looms. Prisoner statements claim thousands fortified every bus line and surrounded positions with barbed wire to resist assaults amid heavy bombardment.
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Bulletin
Hendaye
Ebro
Gandesa
Francisco Franco
Farm Conditions Must Improve Says Postmaster General
Washington reports Postmaster General says rural to urban migration harms national economy. He urges better agricultural conditions and a more attractive rural life to sustain economic vitality and civilization during the National Rural Letter Carriers Association convention.
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Washington
Farde
Farle
Slumber Continued Controversy Over Bond Election Plans
County commissioners debate delaying a bond issue vote to November. Davidson and DeChant cite a $4,000 cost for a special election and stress taxpayers should not bear extra expense. Dunn travels to Columbus to discuss PWA projects and the Twenty‑first Street bridge amid accusations of unilateral action.
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Acral
Davidson
DeChant
Dow W Harter
Tne
PWA
Dunn
Columbus
Oscar Dunn
Board of Commissioners
Cnr
Boulay
Twenty-first Treet Bridge
Court House Annex
Twenty-first Street
Courthouse
Mother and four children perish in farm house fire
A mother Emma Dowser aged 35 and four children Mary Dowser 8 Douglas 7 Doris 6 Jean 4 perished in a blaze at a tin framed farmhouse near North Buffalo township. A fifth child was saved after the mother hurled it from a second story window. The tragedy occurred today on the farm near Kiteanning.
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Kiteanning Pa Ang
Buffalo Township
Emma Dowser
Mary Lowse Dowser
Douglas
Doris
Jean
Wakeman News Notes Highlights Local Socials and Church event
Wakeman notes record social visits and small town happenings. Mrs Ben Barnes improved her home appearance with a white shingle surface. Jolia Carter visited Norwalk friend. Ken Hurst hosted a dinner with Keiths celebrating a twenty second anniversary and theater in Sandusky. Fred Baxter and Charles Davenport hosted dinner. Will Whiton and Hattie Ells visited Lakewood guests Earl Jaynes. May Dill shows slow recovery. Rev Eastman Stackhouse and families plan days at Camp Crag Medina. Congregational church youth sponsor Sunday service at Boy Scout Camp on Myron Shelton farm. public invited. Ladies Bible class entertained at Mrs Fred Elmes.
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Wakeman
Ben Barnes
Main Street
Jolia Carter
Norwalk
Hatte Ellis
Ken Hurst
Keith
Sandusky
Fred Baxter
Lorain
Charles Davenport
Will Whiton
Hattie Ells
Lakewood
Earl Jaynes
May Dill
Eastman
Stackhouse
Camp Crag
Medina
Young People’s Society of the Congregational Church
Myron Shelton
Ladies Bible
Congregational Church
Fred Elmes
Ohio Democratic Leaders Plot Fall Campaign In Columbus
Ohio Democratic leaders in Columbus planned two meetings to lay groundwork for the fall campaign for governor and other offices. Gubernatorial nominee Charles Sawyer invited all candidates to confer on party policy before the State Central Committee session, where new chairmen would be selected. Albert A Horstman and Arthur L Trimbach were noted as leading figures in the chairmanship discussions.
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Columbus
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Long Island
N. Y
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Ohio
State Central Committee
United States
Strate Central Committee
Central and
Executive Committee
Arthur Ltl Imbach
Philadelphia
Albert A Horstman
Dayton
Belpved
State Central Comittee
Earl H.nfeld
Ottawa State Agriculture Deeder
McDonald Held In Default Of $50,000 Bail
Hollywood report states Charles E Mendecald accused of assaulting Mrs Ersita Krueger, widow of Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra leader Kate Krueger, held in default of $50 000 bail pending preliminary hearing. Doctors uncertain of Mrs Krueger recovery as she worsens. Posteret Attorney Baron Fitts filed the complaint, delaying release efforts on a writ of habeas corpus. McDonald had been held since Friday without a charge.
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Hollywood
Charles E Mendecald
Ersita Krueger
Krueger
Kansas City Philharmeone Orchestra
Kate Krueger
Phy Hians
Baron Fitts
McDonald
Japanese Advance Presses Yangtse Valley Front
Shanghai reports indicate about 30 000 Japanese reinforcements near the Yangtse front as a major offensive looms. Air forces batter defenses along the line while artillery targets Juichange Matouchen and other towns near Koukiang as 20 000 troops push to cut the Nanchang Railway near Tehan.
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Shanghai
Ang
Yangtse
Juichange
Matouchen
Koukiang
Nanchang
Tehan
Yuichang
Chuchun
Kiukiang
Reefy Home In Gulf Farms Leased to Baxter couple
Announcement by B. M. O'Donnell states he leased the Reefy home in Gulf Farms to Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Baxter, who arrived in Elyria from Canton. Mr. Baxter is connected with the National Tube Co. at Lorain. The note references a Koran rule about a Muslim man’s wives and equity.
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B. M. O'Donnell
Gulf Farms
D. G. Baxter
Elyria
Canton
O'Donnell
Baxter
National Tube Co
Lorain
Markets Toledo Grain Close Amid Feeds and Hogs
The Toledo market report shows mixed activity across commodities with wheat No 2 red and No 1 red listed, corn No 2 yellow and white varieties, oats and barley priced, and vegetable notes including eggs, butter, and cheese. Livestock markets feature beef, pork, and poultry quotes, with hogs and hens detailed and regional pricing patterns noted.
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Toledo
Lesomatucs
Gotte
Sobge
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