Grand Jury To Convene On Sept Sixth In Leorwin County
The Leorwin County grand jury is called to meet on September 6 for a session that may hear about three dozen charges against multiple defendants. Cases include shooting with intent to kill involving Abraham George of Amherst and family dispute outcomes. Other scheduled indictments include defrauding theft of property and fornication with malicious property destruction.
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Leorwin County
Fodai Tia
Erend
Mnelides Severil
Torial
St Abraham George
Amherst
Bertha Abraham
Eke Cohan
Amanda Birr
Leonerd Bunt
Howard Baker
Mlapence Greve
Steve Raleneik
William Hearne
Wesaly
Russe
Glenn
Walton Aly Moore
Dace Behach
Crise
Fate
Grand Dare
Peter Reema
Nichal
Use Of Union Men On Lorain Bridge Projects
Representatives of several county trade unions met with county commissioners this morning to discuss employing union labor on Lorain Bridge projects under PWA regulations. No decision on wage scales was reported. commissioners urged timely action.
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Lorain
Spanish Loyalist Destroyer Crippled in Strait Run
The Spanish Loyalist destroyer Jose Luis Diez was crippled off Gibraltar after an attempted run through the Straits into the Mediterranean. Twenty men were killed or wounded, most apparently by an explosion in the foredeck compartment. the ship arrived at Gibraltar for safety after earlier refits in French yards and a voyage from Le Havre via Barcelona.
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Gibraltar
Jose Luis Diez
Mediterranean
le Mavren
France
Barcelona
Ceuta
Spanish Morocco
Carnero Point
Spain
Canarias
Algeciras
Weather Brief note with scattered showers forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with possible local showers in the southwest Sunday. Cooler in the extreme northeast tonight. Over the St. Lawrence Valley and Prairie Provinces barometers high, with scattered showers from the Northern Rockies to Illinois. Warmer in the Northern Plains with little overall temperature change elsewhere.
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Suneday
St. Lawrence Valley
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Sierra Nevada
Wyoming
Rockies
Ilinois
Plains
Roosevelt Hit With Federal Funds Bribery Charge
WASHINGTON Aug. 27 James W. Wadsworth charged President Roosevelt used federal funds to subdue Congress and the Supreme Court. He claimed funds were wielded to favor allies in primaries and elections, bribe the public, and pressure states. Hamilton backed the purge tactic as an attempt to divert attention from New Deal failures.
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Washington
James WW. Waingworth
Roosevelt
Wadsworth
Ira
Congress
White House
Court
Wadewert
Npenhy
John Hamilton
Homer Cape
G. O. PL
Springfield
Republican Party
Hamilton
Last Of Brain Trusters Quits Bulletin Hatch Park
President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of Adolf A. Berle junior, last of the original brain trusters and a Columbia professor, who planned a British American trade treaty role but left to take temporary office. His departure follows friction with anti monopoly policy talks and comes as Roswell Magill also resigns as under secretary of the Treasury. Berle said he could resign effective any time in September. the move was made Sept. 15.
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Hatch Park
Roosevelt
Adolf A. Berie
Ant
Ate
Brain
Berie
Roswell Magill
The
Treasury
Berle
Columbia University
New York City
F. H. LaGuardia
Borie
Ray Motley
Charles, Taussig
Warm Springs
White House
Two Hundred Houses Wrecked by Wind in Cozumel
A hurricane swept Cozumel on August 26 leaving two hundred houses wrecked and trees uprooted along with significant wind and water damage. No casualties were reported. damage assessments and broader effects are being compiled by authorities.
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Mexico City
Cozumel
Yucatan Peninsula
Tropical Storm Nears Mexican Gulf Coast
A four day old tropical storm was expected to strike the upper Mexican Gulf Coast late today. The disturbance was located about 325 miles east northeast of Tampico, Mexico, and moving west northwest at about 14 miles per hour according to the federal hurricane warning system in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Mexican Gulf Coast
Federal
Tampico
Mex
Former Members of 37th Division Form Chapter Here
Former members of the 47th Division of the AEF formed a Lorain County Chapter of the state organization at a meeting held last night in the city council chambers. Temporary officers were chosen to preside until the charter is received. Plans to attend the state reunion were discussed, and indications are that a large group from this county will attend. The ladies organized an auxiliary and elected officers. Another meeting will be held soon to select a permanent meeting place.
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Lorain County
U S Awaiting Japan Reply Over Hong Kong Air Attack
In Tokyo American Ambassador J Clark Grew and aides canceled weekend plans to wait for a Japanese government response to the U S protest over the machine gunning of a Chinese civil airplane near Hong Kong, flown by American Hugh L Woods.
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Tokyo
J. Clark Grew
United States
Hugh IL. Woods
Hong Kong
Death summons Jenkin Edwards in Elyria at 79
Jenkin Edwards, 79, of 320 Tenth Street, died at 10 a.m. today at Elyria Memorial Hospital after years of illness. Born in Aberystwyth Wales on March 31, 1859, he came to Elyria from Johnstown Pennsylvania in 1894 and helped with National Tube Company plant construction in Lorain. A retired pattern-maker, he belonged to First Methodist Episcopal Church, served as trustee, and held Masonic and Knights Templar memberships. Survived by three daughters and two grandchildren. his wife died in 1932. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Episcopal Church with burial at Brookside Cemetery.
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Jenkin Edwards
Tenth Street
Elyvia Memorial Hospital
Mr. Edwards
Aberystwyth
Wales
Elyvia
Johnstown
National Tube Compa
Lorain
National Tube Company
Edwards
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ternally
King Solomon Mason
Elyria
Dewey Agents Guard Nine Witnesses in Case Against Hines
District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey’s agents sequestered nine potential witnesses from Connecticut to testify next week in a racketeering case involving J. Hines Tammany Hall leader and the late Dutch Schultz. The witnesses, some kept in a hotel, are to corroborate Dudley Brothwell’s testimony.
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New York
Distriet Attorny
Thomas E. Dewey
Connecticut
Times
J. Hines
Tammany Hall
Dutch Schultz
Dudley Brothwell
Fairfield
Conn
M Ier
Schultz
Lou Roenkranz
Hines
George Weinberg
Sehalia
Dewey
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
Mob
Weinberg
Himes
Page Dairy Trots To 10-2 Opening Win At Toledo
Har mon Field hosted the Ohio State amateur softball tourney opener as Page Dairy of Toledo trounced General Implement of Van Wert 10-2. Russ Wenger limited Van Wert to three hits while Ky Williams yielded 11. A eight run fourth inning sealed the lead and Page Dairy advances to meet the Columbus United Club or Cambridge WPA winner at 7 p.m. Mountery and Mumert handled catching duties for Toledo.
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Page Dairy
Toledo
Ohio State
Harmon Field
van Wert
Meumee City
Russ Wenger
Larry Mumert
Ky Williams
Mounthomery
Columbus United Club
Cambridge
United Club Ws
Pape Dairy
Extension of Time Sought for Court House Bond Vote
County leaders seek a time extension for the 185 400 bond issue election for a court house annex. After Akron talks with L A Boulay the PWA director in Washington the plan is to gain approval to vote at the November election rather than a special date.
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Court House Annex
L. A. Boulav
PWA
Akron
J. E. Davidson
Er. W. DeChant
Don W. Harter
Davidson
Harter
Washington
Boulay
Oscar G. Dunn
Davidson and
DeChant
Bilay
Columbus
Eight French Aviators Lose Their Lives in Plane Crashes
Paris dispatches report eight French aviators killed when two army planes collided near Pau. One aircraft went down last night and the other this morning. Four men were aboard the first plane, with the second carrying four as well.
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Paris
Pau
Continues Probe In Deaths Of Four Convicts
Philadelphia Aug 27 Corsoner Charles H Hersch ordered eight county prison guards to report for further questioning in connection with the roasting of four hunger striking convicts. Warrants for six guards and higher ups who allegedly gave the order to turn on the heat remain outstanding. Officials disclosed that the victims endured three pots of intense heat over three days in the prison block.
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Philadelphia
Boyle
Khan Block
Bklondike
Germans Abroad Meet At Stuttgart Congress Opens
At Stuttgart the sixth and largest annual congress of Germans living abroad opened, focusing on Czechoslovakia and the Austrian union with Germany. The gathering runs to September 4, ahead of the Nazi party congress in Nuremberg beginning September 5, with warnings that minority negotiations in Czechoslovakia will shape the national stance.
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Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Stuttgart
Nuremberg
Austria
Germany
Foreign Office
Viscount Runciman
Adolf Hitler
North Sea
Akron WPA placement rules explained to county officials
County Commissioners J E Davidson and E W DeChant learned WPA placement rules from district director Fred La Roose. Roose, overseeing 19 counties, said 1,880 Lorain County workers are on WPA jobs and 935 are waiting, including 140 single men. Regulations prioritize larger families and those with eight or more members are already placed, followed by seven-member families before smaller families.
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Works Progress Administration
J. E. Davidson
W. DeChant
Fred la. Roose
WPA
Akron
Roose
Will Ask Funds For Probe Of Chiseling
Ohio relief chief William C Dixon said he would ask Works Progress Administration head Harry Hopkins for funds to investigate alleged chiseling. The note appears in a Cleveland dispatch dated August 27 with continuation on page 4.
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Cleveland
Ohio Relief
William C. Dixon
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Gerber Star Leads Columbus Past Warren in Open Round
Gerber pitched for Columbus Fergusons State Auditors and drove in the only run with a fourth inning triple as they blanked Warren North End A C 1 to 0 in the opening round of the Ohio State Amateur Championship Softball Tournament at Harmon Field. Vitello held Warren to four hits as Columbus, all auditors in State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson’s office, advanced to face Mansfield Beecher Ross in tonight’s second round. Score by innings shows Columbus 000100 x 1, Warren 091 OO b-0.
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Warren Gerber
Columbus Fergusons State Auditsors
Capitol
Warren North End A. C
Ohio State
Harmon Field
Gerber
Warren
Lilyman
Vitello
Columbus Ten
Joseph T. Ferguson
Mansfield Beecher- Ross
Stetson Reelected County G. O. P. Chairman
Stetson was reelected chairman of the Lorain County Republican Executive Committee at the organization meeting in Lorain. J. N. Stone was reelected secretary and treasurer for his twelfth term. The committee named women leaders and set a six-member panel to arrange a county observance of Constitution Day on September 17 in Lorain.
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F. A. Stetson
Lorain County
Lorain
J. N. Stone
Oberlin
Goldie Perry
Elyria
Belle Wells
Ora Stemple
Wellington
Mac Dramm
Russia Township
Stetson
John J. Baird
Elizabeth Dasde
Perry
Clarence E. Cooper
Amherst
Mary McGramm
Doris Gregg
LaPorte
Republican National Committee
Record Speed Set At 345 MPH In Utah Salt Flats
Capt George E T Fyston drove the seven ton Thunderbolt to a new world land speed record of 345 miles an hour at Bonneville Utah officials noting possible correction but agreeing he surpassed his prior 312.42 mph mark.
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Bonneville
Salt Flats
Utah
George E. T. Fyston
Salt Flates
Britain Warns Germany to Avert War Over Czechoslovakia
London dispatches report Britain’s policy to prevent a European war urging Germany to cooperate in preserving peace. Sir John Simon warned Britain might be drawn into war if Czechoslovakia is invaded, as 42 Royal Navy ships move to the North Sea for autumn maneuvers.
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London
Great Britain
John Simon
Britain
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Admiralty
North Sea
Uu.r
Lanark
Scotland
John
Sir John
Joan
Sudjeten
Europe
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Lackawanna
N.Y
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U. S
Japan
William Mellin
Internal Revenue Department
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Tery Banks
Lloyd P. Strycker
Central Park West
Stryker
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Nicholas Horthy
Charlottenburg War College
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