Industry May Challenge Out Of Federal Funds
Washington reports show industry deeply shaken by the possibility that federal funds may feed clothe or shelter textile strikers. Officials indicate a fight over relief policy may pit General Hugh S. Johnson against New Deal factions as Labor Board and Frances Perkins weigh if strikes are justified. Hopkins hints few would qualify for relief. the issue may reach Hyde Park as business leaders voice fears taxpayers fund strikers and government cedes control. An ensuing dispute could affect NRA policy and relief administration. Also reported, a Dodge sedan was stolen from Norwalk, with the vehicle believed taken in Lorain.
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United Press
Washington
Auguste
Washington Today
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
National Labor Board
Secretary of
Frances Perkins
Johnson
White House
Hyde Park
N. Y
American Federation of Labor
Harry G. Hopkins
Hopkins
New York
Labor Board
Perking
Harry Millis
The
New Modernistic Superservice Station Opens Saturday
Standard Oil of Ohio announces opening of a modern superservice center at Broad Street and Cedar Avenue. The 25 by 45 foot building includes two service bays, auto necessities, and a lab for motor operation questions, with music all day and a sound picture show by a trailer theater. Station manager E J Dietsche and staff listed. An auto damaged incident on Broad Street involved Clara Belle Wise, William Krieg, and Bob Davis, per police.
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Standard Oi! Co
Broad Street
Cedar Ave
Bhlgria
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Servicenter
Broadst
Cedaray
Under the Stars
E. J. Dietsche
L. Bowen
W. Stevens
W. Rust
J. Bradley
A. Carpenter
F. Whidden
H. Holbrook
J. B. Coleman
Clara Belle Wise
Twelfth Street
William Krieg
Fourth Street
Miss Wise
Bob Davis
West Main Street
Lansing
Michigan
Krieg
Sample cases stolen and real estate transfers listed
Randall of 408 West Eighth street reported two leather sample cases containing silk hosiery stolen from his auto on Grace Court Wednesday night. Ada A Frederick to Frederick Frank conveyed property in Rochester township. Helen Wagnerer to John 4H Holzheimer conveyed property in Ridgeville township. Mary Lasecki to Zulla Dear listed property at 105 Fairlawn Avenue, Taylor Street Elyria. Duccio, a Sienese painter after Giotto, noted as an artist of medieval Italy. Lima August 31 announces 92nd three day conclave of Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Ohio October 9-11 expecting 15,000 visitors. George L Carmack, 8, killed after being struck by car while signaling to avoid a crash with his own stalled vehicle.
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Randall
West Eighth Street
Grace Court
Ada A. Frederick
Frederick Frank
Rochester Township
Helen Wagnerer
John
Holzheimer
Ridgeville Township
Mary Lasecki
Zulla Dear
Fairlawn Avenue
Taylor Street
Elyria
Lima
Knights M. Reed
Com Templar of Ohio
Soccer youth dies after collision in Spain game
In Alcazar de San Juan Spain 18 year old Cecilio Torres died from injuries sustained during a soccer match after colliding with another player while making a pass. He passed away at his home a few hours later.
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Alcazar DE San Juan
Spain
Cecilio Torres
Fish Accommodates
In Sandusky Ohio after hours of fishing Joseph Krebs and Elton Crossman coax a 12 inch largemouth bass from Lake Erie into their canoe startling them and ending a slow outing with a single notable catch.
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Sandusky
Joseph Krebs
Elton Crossman
Lake Exie
Mulberry bait for bass on Wabash river tale
Jean Brown, 10, fishing near Wabash Indiana, lacked bait but used a mulberry on her line. A few minutes after casting she landed two one pound black bass, illustrating quick success with improvised tackle.
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Wabash
Ind
Jean Brown
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Edward
Duccio
Giotto
Italy
George L. Carmack
Alt
Acasa
Hughes
Ripley
America
Rouns
Sam Shindle
Coffee
Chase
Fie Henkle
York State
Pat
Edwards
Sun Bright Cleanser
City Fruit
Hughes Provision Company
Sunkist
Jelke
Hughes Brand
Pure Meat
Wieners
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