Prime Minister Aoked to Form New Ministry
The Labor Government resigned but Ramsay MacDonald remained as premier guiding Britain through a financial crisis. The King commissioned MacDonald to form a national government including Labor Conservative and Liberal elements to bolster credit, impose economies, and raise a budget deficit.
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Kiwanis Club Trip Draws Over 2000 Elyria Youths
More than 2,000 Elyria boys and girls have signed up for the Kiwanis Club outing to a Cleveland baseball game with registrations expected to reach about 2,400. The main challenge is securing enough vehicles to transport the children, with many offers already made and a need for more. The trip departs from the YMCA at 1 30 p m on Wednesday and every child must present a registration ticket.
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Weather Sketch Ohio Forecasters Predict Warm Tendency
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with possible light showers in extreme north. Warmer south tonight, cooler north Tuesday. Yesterday’s highs include Phoenix 104 Salt Lake City 98 Boise 96. General drift favors a warmer, unsettled trend tonight then fairer, slightly cooler Tuesday afternoon or night.
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Chinese flood seen as wrath of dragon god
Chinese in Hankow and surrounding cities await possible death as floodwaters and cholera devastate the Yangtze region. Officials estimate vast areas beneath yellow rivers, with millions at risk, while relief efforts race to inoculate refugees and provide scarce hospital care.
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Firing squad slaughters three in Brooklyn amid crime war
Night described in Brooklyn where four gunmen shot three men in a slaughterhouse district. Anthony Ferrary, 25, Murray Leonardi, 21, and Angelo Currang, 22, were identified among victims with one dead and two critically wounded. Police pursue suspects cited in the chaotic crime wave.
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Orthopedist at Gates Hospital Resigns to Enter Private Practice
Dr. M Melvin Clark, resident orthopedic surgeon at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, resigns to join a leading Maryland Virginia private practice. Effective August 20. Dr. John L. Sullivan will cover duties until a permanent appointment is made. Dr. Sullivan, Marquette University Medical School graduate with three years hospital experience, has been Clark’s assistant. Dr. Clarence Heyman of Cleveland remains chief orthopedic surgeon.
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Fiberanians Convene in Sandusky Convention
About 500 members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of the Ohio jurisdiction and 2500 members of the Women’s Auxiliary began a three day convention and outing in Sandusky today.
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Elyrian Bound to Grand Jury on Liquor Charge
Lows Fisher, 27, was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of furnishing liquor after a preliminary hearing before Mayor James A Hewitt. The testimony described a evening with a girlfriend, purchases of beer and liquor, and the girl waking alone at Fisher’s home before being returned to her mother.
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Kenton Man Named Secretary to Governor White
Carl W Smith of Kenton Ohio was appointed secretary to Governor George White. He will succeed A C Crouse who has held the post since the governor’s inauguration last January and will assume duties September 1.
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Ohio highway probe bribe offer shocks committee head
Senator David Lorbach said a man offered $250 000 to end the Senate inquiry into Ohio highway matters. Lorbach refused and vowed to expose the nam e of the bribe proposer. The investigation, paused until September, will continue as lawmakers scrutinize highway finances.
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Firebomb damages Mansfield News plant. rewards posted
A fire bomb exploded in a Mansfield News basement stairway causing only minor damage. Four witnesses heard the blast. authorities offer rewards totaling $10,000 for information leading to arrests. Journal plant earlier suffered a separate bombing. police seek motive in these attacks.
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Mourns Dog Yet Grateful Man Survived Snake Bite
Mason Parks mourns his dog's death after it died from a snake bite while walking in the woods near Don Nerison firm. Investigators found the snake had bitten him the prior weekend, with two Cleveland hunters displaying large diamond rattlesnakes found locally.
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Wellington Fair to Host 4-H Club Exhibits and New Judging
Fourteen girls 4-H clubs and five boys groups will exhibit at the Wellington Fair opening tomorrow. Northern townships and southern county clubs participate with half the county exhibiting. A new judging system eliminates individual awards and gives prizes to entire clubs based on secretary book inspection workmanship required work and general appearance with clubs graded A to D.
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Lorain County Bar Association Picnic Planned at Elyria Club
The Lorain County Bar Association announces a picnic at Elyria Country Club on Wednesday. Activities include a golf ball game among members, a banquet at 6:30 PM, informal talks, and a 1:00 PM assembly. Samuel Deutsch announces the event with Milton Friedman as entertainment chair and H. Johnson as president. courthouse attaches are invited.
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Two Marine Aviators Die in Corinto Crash
Washington reports two Marine aviators were killed in a plane crash yesterday at Corinto Nicaragua. Sergeant Lea Clark of San Diego the pilot was killed instantly Private Richard M Campbell died a few hours later.
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Hoover Receives Far Reaching Crime Library Report
A federal library of 111 volumes on crime enforcement completed by the Wickersham Commission was filed in President Hoover's office. The study, totaling about 1600 pages and costing near a million dollars, argues social resistance to prohibition and a cumbersome legal system as major obstacles. It suggests law revisions and enforcement improvements, though Hoover has not yet decided on presenting recommendations to Congress or keeping the volumes for reference.
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Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps Skips Cleveland Flower Pageant
The Elyria Post American Legion drum and bugle corps will not compete next Saturday in the Cleveland Flower Pageant. William Sudro, the corps manager and Ohio Drum and Bugle Corps Association president, says Massillon and many Northern Ohio Legion corps will participate, with Elyria last year’s grand musical prize winner. Loretta Lepp, former Lorain County assistant superintendent, is named as translator at Nazal University to teach in the education department.
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Three Men Bound at Moose Club Safe Break In
Three men were bound and gagged at the Moose Club on West Erie Avenue in Lorain Ohio in the early hours. The unmasked burglars opened two safes and fled with about 1500 dollars from a Cleveland Air Races ticket sale. Janitor George Byrd was forced to reveal others in the building before investigators learned of two additional men on the next floor. The burglars escaped after disabling a second safe and tying the captives with bed sheets. Police say the haul is the largest in the county during this burglary wave.
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Legion Corps Demonstration Lights Ely Park Tonight
Hundreds of Elyrians are expected to pack Ely Park tonight to see the Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, state champions, perform maneuvers and music from their fourth straight title in Cleveland. They will wear new brown and gold uniforms at the national convention in Detroit, with bronze gold helmets, and rehearse Mondays and Thursdays ahead of the event.
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