Lamson Face Scratches Back Defense in Palo Alto Death
San Jose reports Stanford traffic officer Gordon Davis testified that David A. Lamson had fresh scratches on his face and hands after the Memorial Day death of his wife Allene in Palo Alto. Prosecutors claim Lamson beat her with an iron pipe. defense argues she died after fainting and fell into a tub.
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San Jose
Calif
Stanford University
David A. Lamson
Allene
Palo Alto
Allen
P. Lindsay
Lamson
Edwin M. Rea
Davis
Samson
Ohio Hibernians End Convention
Ohio Hibernians ended their annual convention at Cedar Point after reinstalling State Chaplain Rev Wm P OConnell Cincinnati State President William Calvin Cleveland Vice President Thomas Walsh Dayton State Secretary Joseph G Casey Urbana State Treasurer John Cook Columbus State Chairman of Irish History John Walsh Cleveland and State Organizer Michael A McGrath Cleveland were re elected last night.
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Cedar Point
Iri
Ohio
Hibernians
Wm. P. O'Connor
Cincinnati
William Calvin
Cleveland
Thomas Walsh
Dayton
Joseph G. Casey
Urbana
John Cook
Columbus
John Walsh
Michael A. McGrath
Charges Husband Shot Her Dies in Kentucky
In Cynthiana Kentucky Eugenia Broadwell 65 died from a bullet wound near her heart after signing a statement that her husband Fred R Broadwell 72 shot her while they lay in bed He was arrested and held in the county jail He denied the shooting saying the wound was personal safety related This story places a prominent central Kentucky family in a fatal domestic incident
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Cynthiana
Eugenia Broadwell
Central Kentucky
Fred R. Broadwell
Iordwell
Ohio Elks Open Annual Session at Cedar Point
The first business session of the Ohio Elks Association annual convention was held at Cedar Point August 30 with reports from officers and standing committees. The Past Grand Exalted Rulers Association meeting followed in the afternoon but had no major business, according to Cincinnati president A Bart Horton.
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Cedar Point. O
Ohio Elks’ Association
Grand Exalted Rulers’ Association
A. Bart Horton
Cincinnati
Senator’s Son Dies in Sault Ste. Marie Auto Crash
Alien Sheppard Cr. son of State Senator Carl D. Sheppard Akron O died here from injuries after the automobile he rode in crashed near Hessel Mich early today. The accident occurred in Sault Ste. Marie with details given in today’s report.
Rescue Effort Aims to Free Boy Scouts on Wall Face Ledge
In Lake Placid New York a joint team of aviators climbers state police and forest rangers are rescuing three Boy Scouts stranded 400 feet up Wall Face Mountain. A coast guard plane arrived with gear while rescuers climbed to within 150 feet of the ledge and lowered food by rope. The youths expressed good spirits and mild hunger as dawn broke on the precarious standstill.
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Lake Placid
Cpr
Wall Face
Coast Guard
Buffalo
Forest Rangers
Smoker Blamed For Oberlin Road Fire
A fire at 109 Oberlin Road at 2:50 a m started by ashes from a cigarette in a roomers bed. Firemen said the blaze confined to the rooms caused little damage. The property owned by Joe Copas is occupied by Henrys Washington with a mission conducted at the address.
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Oberlin Road
Joe Copas
Henrys Washington
Workers Strike In Chicago Over Sra Code Compliance
Workers in Chicago staged a strike claiming their employer violated the Sra code. It was the third strike there in 130 weeks, bringing the total number of strikers to a new high.
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Chicago
Pocketbook
Chiccago
New Bie Ten
Tells Rotarians How Home Loan Plan Operates
E L Moody, manager of the Home Owners Loan Corporation in Lorain County, spoke at the Rotary Club meeting detailing loan types, the corporation’s goal to aid distressed homeowners, appraisal and approval processes, and answered questions. The Kiwanis presented a loving cup for a recent Rotary golf victory. NRA captains reported readiness for a one day drive and the inter city golf tournament plans at Lorain Country Club on September 9 between Vermilion, Lakewood, Lorain and Elyria.
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Rotary Club
E. L. Moody
Loan Corporation
Lorain County
Moody
Walter Schultz
Kiwanis Club
W. O. Zaiser
Kiwanians
Rotarians
Walter Kohn
al Mason
Rotary
NRA
Paul Gentzel
Lorain Country Club
Vermilion
Lakewood
Lorain
Elyria
Catholic Parochial Schools Seek 2.59 Million Yearly Aid
Ohio lawmakers were urged to appropriate about 2.59 million dollars annually for Catholic parochial schools for two school years. Duffy chaired the appeal to the joint taxation committee, noting 171000 pupils and emergency closures due to the depression.
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Columbus
cPi
Ohio
Joint Legislative Taxation Committee
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Duffy
Paris Plants Grapevines Near Basilica Sarre Coeur
Two thousand grape vines will be planted on the Te ant slope near the basilica Sarre Coeur. The vines will not produce wine before 1844, and fans may enjoy a Montmartre Hill vintage instead of resorting to wines from other groves.
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Paris
Basilica
Sarre-Coeur
Montmartre
Montmariras
Old Fort Sees New War
In San Angelo Texas Fort Concha, a pioneer era outpost, faces a new campaign against rat infestations. A committee of men and women plans to confront the vermin using red Raposon as ammunition. Local farmers report ravages by the pests and birds around the old fort.
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San Angelo
Fort Concha
Meteor seen across Nebraska and Wyoming in loud fireball
Hunters in Hunt Nebraska report a huge meteor explosion heard over 100 miles. The meteor was observed streaking across the eastern Wyoming and western Nebraska sky, leaving two smoky trails.
NRA Army Meets Tomorrow Night For Final Plans For City Drive
Elyria area NRA units prepare for a city wide mobilization with a 7 30 PM meeting at the High School auditorium. General Calvert and Postmaster Lerseh will speak on air, Chauncy Smythe to perform, and local musicians from the American Federation of Musicians provide numbers. Major officers will assign tasks, distribute supplies, and organize district by district work shifts for Friday action in support of Uncle Sam.
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NRA Army
Jim Armitage
Elyria Nra
General Calvert
Calvert
Lerseh
Lawrence Webber
Bacon
Ike
NRA
Sam
Siddall-Woodruff Ceremony Performed in Aurora Church
Miss Frances Antoinette Siddall daughter of Dr and Mrs William A Siddall of Aurora married John Rowlanc Woodruff son of Mrs C M Woodruff of Oberlin last evening at the Community church in Aurora Dean Thomas W Graham Oberlin Theological seminary read the service Bride wore white lace with train and tulle veil attendant Marian Siddall maid of honor others wore orchid yellow and peach taffeta Ultimate plans include a Nantucket Island honeymoon and residence in South Hadley Massachusetts Additional Oberlin area notices and club meetings are listed.
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Frances Antoinette Siddall
William A. Siddall
Aurora
John Rowlanc
Woodruff
C. M. Woodruff
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Marian Siddall
Dorothy Lane
Kansas City
Helen Clark
Cleveland
Robert W. Woodruff
Loomis Laird
Ashtabula
Robert D. Fisher
Mentor
Kenneth Dustman
Flint
Mich
Siddal
Outlawry Looms As Memel Nazi Factions Clash
In Memel the Nazi factions led by Baron ton Sass of the Christian Social People’s Party and Neumann Social People’s party escalate hostilities. Prohibition on political meetings looms as authorities threaten a firmer hand, possibly banning both groups. Police crackdowns and arrests rise amid a civil war atmosphere surpassing prior election tensions.
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KOVNO
Lithiana
Delaeh
Memel
Oura
Sasa
Ements Hastila
Sass
Swiss Resent U S Methods in Economic Debate
The Swiss largely oppose the U S economic program and Rooseveltian experiment. Bankers hotel keepers and watchmakers influence policy and fear inflation and currency decline. Swiss press ridicules American plans while hoping normal market forces end the depression and restore prosperity. They see a race against time to resist artificial remedies.
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Geneva
United States
Switzerland
Court case in Elyria seeks error petition over disturbance
The defendant, B. C. Telling of Cleveland, found guilty in the mayor's court for creating a disturbance during religious services in Cascade Park. A motion was filed in Common Pleas Court asking permission to file a petition in error against the City of Elyria.
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C. B. Telling
Cleveland
Cascade Park
Common Meas
Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Youth Ring members jailed for wearing swastikas defying order
In Peeegen several youths faced prosecution for displaying swastika insignia in public. Five members of the Youth Ring were jailed for wearing the symbol in defiance of a police order, reflecting ongoing enforcement of the ban on the emblem.
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Peeegen
Blood donor runs transfusion racket in Kansas City
Joseph Rockwell of Kansas City Kansas has given 27 transfusions over the years and routinely offers 3 quarts. He has found a profitable enterprise as hospitals paid up to $1,000 for a transfusion.
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Joseph Rockwell
Kansas City
Kas
Rockwell
Two County Boys Place At Fair in Holstein Heifer
C J Hummel reports Wayne Aldrich of La Grange placed sixth and Edward Reisinger of Grafton placed fifth in the Holstein Heifer competition at the State Fair. Awards were announced Monday with other event results not yet reported.
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C. J. Hummel
Wayne Aldrich
la Grange
Edward Reisinger
Grafton
Hummel
British Ships Rush Foochow Relief Mission
The U S S Sacramento and the HMS Wishart left Hong Kong for Foochow Fukien to protect American and British citizens amid communist threats. Three Japanese warships were sent from Formosa. Officials doubted reports that Yenping had fallen to bandits in Fukien Province.
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Hong Kong
China
Sacramento
H.M. Wishart
Foochow
Fukien Province
United States
Formosa
Yenping
Stranded Deer Refuses Bridge Escape At Watkins Glen
A seven point buck perched on a cliff ledge at Watkins Glen State Park lingered after a bridge was built over the gorge. Crowds watched as officials hoped it would return to freedom overnight, but the deer remained on the ledge nibbling corn lowered from above and only briefly approached the bridge before retreating.
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Watkins Glen
N. Y
Walking Glen State Park
City NRA drive teams named for war on unrest
A townwide NRA organizers plan a three to five team push with captains to carry the movement to every resident. A general meeting at Tintpom High School auditorium will give final instructions for manufacturers drive. Key leaders include C B Smythe Bert C Franklin and Har General, with J C George and Jim Armanace coordinating publicity.
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NBA
Tint Pom
Manufacturers Association
Har General
NRA
D. A. Baird
J. C. George
Jim Armanace
Leutenant
HE. J. Stankard
Harvey Cheney
Motors
Lem Paters
A. H. West
Albert Viewzen
Robert. Kens
C. L. Sotherden
W. G . France
Karl W.J . Leonard Russ
EB. Plocke
Frank Kaiser
M H.W. Pond
M. F. Fey
J. S. Eldt
Cleveland Markets Report Steady Prices Across Produce
Cleveland markets show butter and WS markets steady with ex trades at 26 cents per pound and fade per pound in tubas. Poultry remains about steady with heavy fowl at 30 and leghorn broilers at 10 each. Potatoes priced at $2.75 per 10 lb bag for New Jersey and Long Island, with Idaho and Montana lots noted. Wheat, corn, oats, and hay prices listed from local and Chicago quotes, plus receipts for cattle, calves, sheep, hogs, and grain exchange figures. Close with diverse fruit and vegetable offerings including apples, beans, cabbage, celery, corn, eggplant, and tomatoes.
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Cleveland
Tuba
New Jersey
Long Island
U.S
Lexhorn
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
Towa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Cleanland Grain and Hay Exchange
U. S
Lange Offered Kent State Post
W. F. Lange former Witt enberg College star and Muskingum College head coach conferred with Kent State president Dr J O Engleman about the head coaching job. If Lange accepts, trustees must approve. If not, another candidate will be sought and Richard Larkins has reportedly refused the post.
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Kent, C
Wppi
W. F
Bi” Lange
Wittenberg College
Muskingum College
J. O. Engleman
Kent State College
Kent State
Lange
Engleman
Engieman
Richard Larkins
Ohio State
Larkins
Department of Health and Physical Education
Tuberculosis Fight Continues in Wartime Health Drive
The ongoing war against tuberculosis faces extended efforts for years as neglected cases and undernourished populations raise infection risks. Elyria will host the new health group with executive secretary L B Hindman, former Y M C A leader, taking charge after September 1 to launch a Christmas seal drive and chest clinics. The old officers will stay through the annual meeting, including President J N Stonelin, Vice President A L Werner Sivria, and Secretary-Treasurer Harold Birch.
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Hos
J. N. Stonelin
A. L. Werner. Sivria
Harold Birch
Elyria
L. B. Hindman
Hindman
Elyria Y. M. C. A
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