Six Die In Navy Plane Crash At San Diego
A two motor Naval flying boat crashed nose down in six feet of water off San Diego Bay during a routine training flight. Six crew members were dead and two seriously injured with five bodies believed still inside the wreckage. Nearly 200 sailors helped in rescue and salvage as crash boats towed the site for shoreside assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
CAI
Navy
New Air Fleet
San Diego Bay
W. C. Dey
Wallace
W. M. Freshour
R. Fall
R. M. Purdy
H. RK. Bryan
Youngstown
Freshour
Piqua
Naval Academy
J. W. Blackman
Aviation Ordnance
T. P. Dougherty
VP2
Panama
Pacific
Honolulu
Duffy Seeks Grand Jury for Parole Probe in Ohio
Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy asked Governor Davey to authorize a state grand jury to review findings from his probe of the Ohio Board of Paroles. He sought power to impanel in any county and present possible criminal information, while withholding specifics on evidence or potential witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Herbert
Duffy
Davey
Ohio Board of Paroles
Ohio Board of Parole
Woman Flier Killed or Injured After Takeoff Wreck
Miss Mary Ozimok, 22, was injured when her monoplane stalled after takeoff from Bernardo Airport in Youngstown Ohio. She survived with serious face and head injuries, thrown against the dashboard. her home is Aliquippa Pennsylvania and she is employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mary Ozimok
Bernardo
Ozimok
Aliquippa
Weather Outlook for Ohio and Regions Affected
The forecast notes partly cloudy skies with possible showers in southeast Ohio tonight and Wednesday. It records high pressure over the eastern U S with 30.80 inch reading in Boston and another high area over the Pacific Northwest. A trough extends from the Dakotas to the Mexican border with rain in the Atlantic and Gulf states and scattered showers in the northwest. Cooler in the northwest, warmer elsewhere.
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Ohio
Boston
Pacific Northwest
Dakotas
Mexican
Atlantic
Gulf States
Lorain County Sets 1938 Tax Rate At 1.92 Mills
The county’s 1938 tax rate is set at 1.92 mills by Chief Deputy Auditor C A Horn a reduction of 0.04 mill from the previous rate. About $7,200 less will be received for bond retirement. Of the total, 0.32 mill funds bond retirement and 11.60 mills go to the general fund. Bond and interest next year total $116,662 with $47,960 for county home and tuberculosis sanatorium bonds and $68,703 for sanitation sewer and water district bonds. The 0.32 mill outside the 10 mill limitation will raise $558,200. Remaining bond costs come from the bond retirement fund.
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Lorain County
C.A. Horn
Horn
Japanese Cross Great Wall Near Peiping in Major Breakthrough
Tientsin Aug 24 Japanese troops crossed the great wall of China and broke Chinese lines at Nankow Pass northwest of Peiping opening toward Chahar province and Mongolia. A military communique said a flanking move pierced defenses and routed the opposing force. Foreign observers estimate 100000 Japanese in the north with 60000 more recently landed near Shanghai.
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Tientsin
Great Wall of China
Nankow Pass
Peiping
Chahar Province
Mongolia
China
Shanghai
Riot at C. W.HEppenstall plant in Pittsburgh injures 13
Police guard the gates as 13 people including two officers are hurt in a clash between pickets and non-strikers at the C. W. Heppenstall Company plant. Seven non-strikers remain in hospital. incitement charges filed against three injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
O.M
C. W. Heppenstall Company
Hoppenstall
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Chinese Planes Stage Air Raid On Shanghai
Chinese planes attacked Shanghai with four foot aerial torpedoes in a night raid, bombs falling near the Hongkew area as Japanese forces maneuver near the Yangtse. Reports claim Chinese bombers disabled some ships, while Japanese troops push inland. American and British civilians take shelter. US Marines prepare evacuation plans for Americans in the international settlement amid ongoing North China fighting and rail line clashes near Peiping.
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Shanghai
Woosung
Tsungming Island
Yangtse River
Hongkew
International Settlement
Japan
Iwane Matsui
Tmnto
Nanking
China
Chinese War Office
Tenchow
Hopei
Tientsin
Peiping-Hankow
Peiping
War Office
Wenping
Charles F. B. Price
4Th Marines
Marine Report
American Women's Club
Marine Command
Harry E. Yarnell
Navy
Hoover
President McKinley
San Francisco
McKinley
Seattle
Two 20 Minute Parking Zones Added Downtown
Safety Service Director J. D. Faxon ordered two new 20 minute parking zones in the downtown area. A Middle Avenue space in front of Lorain County Savings and Trust Company will hold four cars and a Broad Street site in front of Ohio Public Service Company will hold two. An extra space was also added to Broad Street’s four existing 20 minute zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Safety Service
J. D. Faxon
Faxon
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Ohio Public Service Company
Mother Appeals To Kidnaper Of Chicago Baby
The mother of three month old Diane Carol Lucas appeals to the kidnapper to feed the infant a diet of mother's milk orange or tomato juice daily and cod liver oil. Police arranged a baby description and detectives explored motives while ransom was dismissed. The abduction occurred when the mother briefly left the carriage and returned to find it empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Diane Carol Lucas
Dorothy Lucas
Diane
John Prendergast
Uniformed Forces
Herman
Lucas
Court Refuses To Evict Sit-Downers
New York August 24 Ernest Eckes faced 130 sit down strikers at his cigar factory. Courts refused to evict, noting the workers had occupied the plant for 134 days and Eckes had allowed their stay through permission. Magistrate Bromberger ruled eviction unlawful due to possession, leaving the occupation, longest on record, unresolved.
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New York
Ernest Eckes
Edgar Bromberger
Eckes
Report Leaders Oppose Special Session In Fall
Washington Aug 24 Leaders of the administration plan to dissuade President Roosevelt from calling a fall special session of Congress Several White House aides may visit to advise against a late session while Liberals in both houses press for a session to push farm surplus control and wage hour laws. Prominent visitors include Senate Majority Leader Barkley House Majority Leader Rayburn and Agriculture Chairman Jones plus Sen Connally. Rayburn forecast key measures for the next session including government reorganization farm legislation wage hour rules and tax reform. Some leaders worry a fall session soon after the Supreme Court reorganization issue could jeopardize pending measures. Secretary Wallace backs a fall session to speed farm and surplus control legislation. Smits prepares subcommittees to survey farmers on the new farm program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Hill
White House
White Houses
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Marvin Jones
Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Tom Connally
Rayburn
Supreme Court
Henry A. Wallace
Ellison D. Smits
Senate Agriculture Committee
Boy King to Wed Girl Described as Modern Cleopatra
Cairo reports 12 year old Farouk I pledged love to 16 year old commoner Sasi Naz famed as a modern Cleopatra. The betrothal, arranged by their mothers, will be formalized soon with a ceremony at the Alhar Mosque.
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Cleopatra
Cairo
Egypt
Farouk I
Sasi Naz
Youssef Zulfikar Bey
Farouk
Nazir
Zulfikar
Alhar
Two Men And Dog Praised As Heroes Of Forest Fire
Cody Wyoming reports praise for two CCC camp supervisors Rex Hale and James Sabin posthumously for leading men to safety during the Shoshone National Forest fire. A dog named Shep saved 25 men trapped in a ravine while Oliver Randle and Woodrow Duty relate how the dog guided them to safety as flames roared through treetops. The fire scorched 2000 acres of virgin timber. 14 men died, Ambrecio Garza being the 14th victim, with 24 injured hospitalized in Cody.
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Cody
Wro
Shoshone National Forest
Rex Hale
Afton
Wyo
James Sabin
Hyattville
CCC
Shep
Tensleep
Oliver Randle
Woodrow Duty
Smithville
Tex
Randie
Kent
U. S. Public Roads Bureau
Ambrecio Garza
Corpus. Christi
Boys To Take Part In Y M C A Festival Thursday
Elyria Y M C A Boys Department festival caps summer program with 150 participants. Wednesday features all star softball between Camp All Stars and Y M C A All Stars at McKinley diamond and afternoon swimming events. Thursday includes ping pong, shuffleboard, Camelot and tether tennis from 9 am to 6 pm, ending with a membership party at 7 pm. Rosters list Canto II Stars and M C A All Stars players.
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Elyria Y. M
McKinley Diamond
Harrison Comstock
Dave Taylor
George Taylor
Tom Smith
Sam Rockwood
Jack Leber
Ed Gutowski
Robert Klein
John Linville
Dick Mauer
Rue McIntyre
John Weltert
Billy Tattersall
David Lindell
Don Foster
M.C. A. All Stars
Curt Atkinson
Keefe Brassell
Jack Dunne
Roy Gardner
Ted Gilder
Junior Heisler
Louie Lapos
Clit Laivelsberger
Junior Urig
Charles Wilford
Bill Dutch
Sidney Gross
Jack Refenning
Britain protests Spanish coast aerial attack on merchant ship Noemijulia
Britain protested to Spanish nationalist authorities over an air raid on the merchantman Noemijulia off the Catalan coast. The vessel was bombed by two airplanes yesterday, prompting diplomatic protest.
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London
Great Britain
Noemijulia
Catalan
Spain
Justice heads Alaska unit of U. S. employment service
H. J. Justice of Dayton Ohio, director of the National Re employment Service, left Columbus today for Juneau Alaska where he has been transferred temporarily to direct establishment of the Alaskan unit of the U. S. employment service and provide employment advice.
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Columbus
H. J. Justice
Dayton
Ohio
National Re-employment Service
Juneau
Alaska
U. & Employment Advice
Elyria Man Critically Hurt In Route 20 Crash East Of City
An Elyria man, Leander Shropshire, 27, of 432 West Sixteenth Street, is in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a single vehicle crash on Route 20 about six miles east of the city. Deputy sheriffs say fog may have caused Shropshire to lose control. passenger Ralph Hopewell, 22, was treated and released. A separate report notes Charles Grenzebach of Birmingham narrowly escaped injury when a rear tire blew out and his car ran off Route 30 near South Amherst. Minor collision on Middle Avenue yesterday involved Helen Barres and Catherine Nivus.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Leander Shropshie
West
Sixteenth Street
Sheriffa
Shropshire
Ralph Hopewell
Seventeenth Street
Cleveland
Hopewell
Charles Grenzebach
Birmingham
South Amherst
Helen Barres
Middle Avenue
Catherine Nivus
Eastern Heights Blvd
Midle Avenue
Approve Payment For Treating Horse In Eaton County
County commissioners approved a $35 payment for hydrotherapy on a horse owned by Mr. Cook of North Eaton that was bitten last Friday by a stray dog suspected of rabies. The dog was shot by Dog Warden Lee Minkler. its head was sent to Columbus for examination but could not be satisfactorily tested due to brain penetration by a bullet. The dog had bitten five other dogs nearby. Health officials warned a township quarantine could be ordered if any dog in the area develops symptoms, requiring all dogs to be fenced.
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Cook
North Eaton
Lee Minkler
Columbus
Eaton Township
Vermilion Man Critically Hurt In Lake Erie Crash
Two Elyria men were killed and a Vermilion man was critically injured when their car left Old Lake Road and plunged into Lake Erie near Huron. Driver Ernest Attebury survived in critical condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky. bodies of Mitchем and Postal recovered. Details unclear. victim connections noted to Elyria Memorial Hospital and local families.
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Elyria
Old Lake Road
Lake Erie
Huron
C. H. Mitchem
Kenneth Postal
Lucy Watson
East Bridge Street
Ernest Attebury
Vermilion
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mitchem
Attebury
Beliieve
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Postal
Sarah Mitchem
Mesem
Ceedric
Michem
Michem’s Parents and Two Sisters, and Mrs. Mitchem
Mason’s Corners
Homer Watson
Family Row Reopens Taylor Murder Case in 1920s Los Angeles
Mary Miles Minter’s family again stirs the William Desmond Taylor murder affair. Miss Minter’s sister sues her mother for 133000 claiming “protection” over Taylor case coverage. Mrs Charlotte Shelby testified to a grand jury denying involvement.
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Los Angeles
Mary Miles Minter
William Desmond Taylor
Miss Minter
Taylor
Margaret Fillmore
Charlotte Shelby
Ohio Allocation Grants Lorain County Nine Thousand Three Hundred Eighty One
Lorain County will receive 9,351 in an allocation of poor relief funds from July selective sales and alcohol tax collections announced today by State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson. A total of 750,363 is being allocated to Ohio counties, representing county shares of state retail sales, amusement, beer, and malt taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Joseph T. Ferguson
Giants Ry to Start Important League Series Postponed
New York league standings show Chicago leading as the crucial Chicago Giants series opening was postponed due to rain. Two games are now rescheduled for tomorrow with both teams seeking momentum.
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New York
Chicago
New York Giants
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Grand Jury
Marines
Charles F. R. Price
Williamsport
Fourth Marines
Great China Wall
Dog
Martin
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Milwaukee
Flint
Betroit
Wyndham Mortimer
Acme
Y. M. G. A. Festival
Britain
Elyrian
Vermilion Man
Family Row
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