Plea Of Guilty In Cleveland Bombing Case
Carl Adams pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to bombing charges tied to the Steel and Tubes plant blast and the Avon power line tower attack. Four other Cleveland men and one more unnamed person remain in custody as indictments total 19 from a two day grand jury session. Sentences for Adams await outcome of co‑defendants' cases.
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Cleveland
Steel and Tubes Company
Cleveland Inninating Company
Avon
Carl Adams
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Charerd
Rudolph Kopecka
Julius Turos Arl
George Wilson
John Tanidla
Trusean Steel Company
Mesa Union
Clarence W. Dick
Comman
Guy B. Findley
Howard Jt. Butler
New York
Detroit
Route 20
Ridgeville
Butler
Lake Road
Sheffield Lake
William King
Harry Sadowski
Sandusky
David Wilkins
Louis Becky
Felix Ramos
Scraig
Ira Tester
Lorain
Charles R. Agar
Fremont
Frank Smith
Anthony Miller
Louis Karosi
William Welk Wellington
Paul Vithas
Mil Chata
George Stecko
John Schuster
Elyria
Ben Niegowski
John Resat
Typhoon Floods Hit Shikoku Island Cause Widespread Flooding
Heavy rains from a mild typhoon flooded lower parts of 150 houses in Imahara on Shikoku and affected Kochi area with damaged telephone lines. No casualties reported. Krushin Island saw no serious damage. Six fishing boats sank at Kochi but without casualties.
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Tokyo
Aus
Shikoku
Imahara
Kochi
Krushin Island
Weather Ohio fair for tonight and Thursday
Ohio forecast shows fair conditions with slightly cooler readings in the extreme east tonight. Thursday will be partly cloudy with temperatures rising in the west as the day advances.
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Ohio
Proposes Rules To Bar Filibusters
Washington Aug 28 Senate Democratic Leader Joseph T Robinson proposed a sweeping change to Senate rules to curb filibusters including long closing speeches. He would submit the amendment at the 195 session opening to end exhibitions he called not only disruptive but as a matter of public disgust.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Sean Hary P. Long
Congress
Robinson
Long
Elyria Council Studies 2-Mill Levy For City
Elyria council weighs a two mill levy to fund city operations next year with a ballot measure expected at the next meeting. Mayor Vanoster cites Traxler-Kiefer school foundation limits that shrink general funds to about 141000, prompting gaps of 80000 versus this year. A 3700 borrowing from fire and police pension funds was approved to cover street labor payrolls, to be repaid from gas tax distributions in September and October. Committee referrals also foreseen for Gulf Refining gas tanks and Walter Works bonds security deposits.
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W H. Vanoster
Traxler-Kiefer School Foundation
Inwest
A.C. Schilleman
Gulf Refining Company
Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Walter Works
Cleve and Trust Company
Lorain
Airmen Rescue Two In Desert From Mortal Heat
In California desert near Red Mountain a mother Mrs. John Backett, 51, and her daughter Agnes, 12, were saved from fatal exposure after wandering for hours from a stalled car. Army planes from March Field spotted a note on the steering wheel and located them, aided by Red Mountain horsemen. the group had set out Friday to reach Granite Wells. The Backerts, with husband John F. Backert and another daughter Ernestine, had become lost after a cloudburst broke their axle.
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Ransburg
Cal
Pia
Death Valley
John Backett
Agnes Backert
Backert
March Field
Red Mountain
John F. Backert
Ernestine
Jefferson Junior High School to Add $110,000 PWA Gym
The Jefferson School board plans a $110,000 addition funded by a PWA grant to expand Jefferson Junior High with a gymnasium and new classrooms. The project would require about $69,000 from the district and over $70,000 from federal funds if approved, with plans prepared for the September deadline.
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Jefferson Junior High School
PWA
Eisha Board of Education
Elyria High School
James F. Brown
Jefferson School
Brown
State Department of Education
Alva C. Smith
TWA
Board of Education
Jefferson
Wave of family quarrel deaths rocks Ohio
A wave of murder and death by own action swept Ohio with five dead and six wounded. Edgar Burd 4 shot his wife daughter and a neighbor then killed himself. Robert Slate 55 killed wife Elzada 59 and died by suicide. Catherine Gray 25 held after shooting husband. John Citro 45 wounded wife Concettina and another woman then killed herself. Theodore Griggs 29 shot his father Benjamin 48 after an argument over garden hose.
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United Press
Ohio
Edgar Burd
Mark Center
Coshocton
Robert Slate
Elzada
Slate
Catherine Gray
Portsmouth City
Frank
Akron
John Citro
Concettina
Pia Salvitore
Columbus
Theodore Griggs
Benjamin
No Indictment In Lorain Murder Case
Lorain prosecutor Howard Butler said grand jury refused first degree murder indictment against Joseph Meluch. Meluch, sought on a murder warrant for the August 14 slaying of his bride of six weeks, remains a fugitive. Butler stated indicting now would risk unnecessary costs. once he is captured and more details emerge, a true bill could be returned.
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Joseph Meluch
Lorain
Howard Butler
Meluch
Butler
Marconi Aims to Stop Plane Motors In Flight Tests
Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi announced plans to test devices using ultra short waves that could halt airplane motors in the air. He said tests would proceed in coming weeks as he volunteers for active army service, after reporting to King Victor Emmanuel and Mussolini and preparing for Brazil to inaugurate a short wave station in Santos.
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Haly
Guelelmo Marconi
Victor Emmanuel
Benito Mussolini
Vhis
Are
Fnr
East Africa
Marconi
Brazil
Augustis
Santos
Retura
Italy
Elyria Must Fast-Track WPA Projects to House 300 Relief Workers
WPA and Lorain County Relief officials report Elyria has 428 relief cases, 300 employable, with 71 on WPA and 38 on city projects. Only eight men on a small approved project. most work on Eaton and Columbia township schools. City must propose viable projects to secure about 2700000 dollars yearly in federal funds, or risk funding relief without federal aid this winter.
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Elyria
WPA
Lorain County Relief Administration
Son County
Arle Duncan
Ebyria
City School Board
Eaton
Columbia Township
Washington
Duncan
Lorain City
Lorain
Columbia
Ain
White Leading In Mississippi Governor Runoff
Jackson Mississippi Aig. Hugh K White, backed by LS and Senator Theodore Roilo, led former Judge Paul B Johnson in the Mississippi governor runoff as tabulated returns from 1318 of 1631 precincts showed White ahead by 7 875 votes.
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Jackson
Miss
Hugh K. White
June Herman
Paul B. Johnson
White
Byls
Theodore Rilho
Johnson
Ten Culverts Stolen In El Dorado Thieves On Alert
EL DORADO Kan Aug 28 City authorities were on the alert today for brawny and nervy thieves accused of digging up and trucking away ten pipe cul verts.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Swim Schedule At Y M C A Changes With Autumn Coming
With autumn near, the Y M C A announces a revised swim schedule. Girls’ swim ends September 14. starting next week they swim Saturday only, with current hours continuing to September 9 and single weekly sessions beginning September 11 through winter. Boys’ classes shift September 2 with Cadets and Treps allowed daily 4 PM to 4 30 PM and Junior Band Junior A from 4 30 PM to 3 o'clock. regular fall gym classes resume October 1.
Mussolini Cabinet Meets to Study War Plans
United Press reports on Mussolini's Bolzano cabinet meeting amid heightened Italian Ethiopian crisis preparations. Italy massed 500,000 troops for major maneuvers, with a plan to reach 1,990,000 by October 1, signaling readiness for broader conflict across Europe and the Mediterranean.
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United Press
Santa Margherita
Italy
Marconi
Bolzano
London
Eden
Gibraltar
Vienna
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Mediterranean Sea
Mussolini
Haly
Red Army
Austria
Brenner Pass
Alps
Trentino
President Hull to discuss Russia reply with Roosevelt
Washington August 25 UPI Secretary of State Cordell Hull to confer with President Roosevelt on America's reply to the Soviet note criticizing anti American Communist activity. The Soviet response denied government control over the International and repudiated ties to the United States. Bullitt had delivered a strong protest about possible consequences if curbs were not imposed. Observers say Hull faces a tight choice and any move short of recalling Bullitt could be read as backing down.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
America
Russia
Tater
National
United States
William C. Bullitt
Third International
Maxim Litvinov
Bullitt
State Department
Hull
Communist International
New School Head Hunting Home Here
CoA Gibbens, newly elected Larany county schools superintendent, visited Elyria today to confer with officials and begin house hunting for his family. He plans to assume duties next week with the 1935-36 school year opening. He has ten children, nine living at home. Gibbens previously served 11 years as Wayne County superintendent and held prior posts in Richland and Ashland counties. He will spend this week in Wooster finishing tasks before taking office.
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Coa
Gibbens
Wooster
Larany County
Elyria
Caldens
Lerain County
Wayne County
Richland County
Savannah
Ashland County
County Board of Education
French Tribe Raid Into Ethiopia Report
Eastern Ethiopian Aussa provincial governor reports the Issa tribe from French Somaliland raided Ethiopia. No deaths were reported. Aussa sits near the Danakil desert and reporters expect further communique details later.
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Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Aussa
French Somaliland
Former Elyrian Dead Misa Lorena Thompson Funeral Held
Misa Lorena Thompson former music supervisor in Elyria schools died in Anderson Indiana. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon August 26 at the home of her sister Opha T Jones in White Miss Thompson had resided with Mrs Mae Friday Ashbrook.
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Misa Lorena Thompson
Elyria
Anderson
Indiana
Opha T. Jones. White
Miss. Thomp _son
Mae Friday Ashbrook
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Federal Alcohol Control Administration
White House
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Paris
Geneva
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