Death News Delivers Grim News to Belgian Prince Children
King Leopold informs his two eldest children Josephine Charlotte and Baudouin of Queen Astrid’s death after an automobile crash in Brussels. The royal household considers how to tell the youngest Albert, while Dowager Queen Elizabeth and other royals share in the grief.
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Brussels
Leopold
Royal Palace
Josephine Charlotte
Baudouin
Albert
Countess du Roi de Bricquay
Chauteau Stuyvenders
Astrid
Chateau
Josephine
Elizabeth
Royal
Prince Charles
Four Autos Struck In Two Accidents
Two unusual Andrews street crashes yesterday on Elyria streets left four autos damaged. Agnes Gusky of 1307 East Avenue stalled on Mill Street and caused a chain of hits involving J. Gus Tsatones, R. H. Kinig, and Charles Wentz. A second collision occurred at East Avenue and Depot Street around 4 55 pm when Mrs. Fred Sheldon’s car struck a parked Weichel vehicle and then another parked car owned by Woehlber.
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Elyria Streets
Agnes Gusky
East Avenue
Mill Street
Broad Street
J. Gus Tsatones
Lodi Street
R. H. Kinig
Charles Wentz
Eighth Street
Paul Palmer
Depot Street
Fred Sheldon
Cambridge Avenue
Melvin Weichel
Fast 30Th Street
Lorain
W 4A
Woehlber
Beebecourt
Berlin Heights Hosts Second Annual Community Homecoming
Berlin Heights holds its second annual Labor Day homecoming with a picnic dinner at Church Park 12250, an Old-Timers baseball game on school grounds, a softball game and assorted contests. The Berlin Hights band will provide music for the event.
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Berlin
Berlin Heights
Church Park
Berlin Hights
Report Answered By College Head
Bowling Green State University President Dr H B Williams dismissed a Sherill government survey report that opposed elevating the institution to university rank. He argued the move aligns BG as equal to older southern Ohio schools and criticized the survey’s scope while urging northern Ohio access to the same advantages as other regions.
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Bowling Green
H. B. Williams
Bowling Green State University
Sherrill
Kent State University
Ohio
Aliams
Williams
Long and Johnson Renew Word Battle in Radio Duel
In New York on August 31 Huey Long and Gen. Hush Johnson clashed publicly in a radio duel, trading epithets and scripture about WPA policies. Long pressed labor labels while Johnson announced wage increases for WPA workers, signaling renewed political sparring over social security and labor protections.
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New York
Huey Long
Hush Johnson
Bull Johnson
Bis
Johnson
WPA
American Federation of Labor
Works Progress Administration
Long
Court actions and domestic suits in Lorain and Elyria
Isidor Roseman as administrator sues John Lewandowski for 2060 on a promissory note and seeks foreclosure of Lorain property. Frances Hollins sues William Hobls for divorce citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Julis Csonka sues Louis Csonka for divorce on gross neglect. Lorain County Savings and Loan Trust Co sues Ruth Greenland et al for 13253 on a promissory note with foreclosure sought. Custody of Vérnier and Myrtle Mills children in Elyria temporarily transferred to Vérnier Mills. Jeanne Coyne granted divorce from Francis Coyne on extreme cruelty. she reverts to Jeanne Coates.
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Isidor Roseman
Frank Graboski
John Lewandowski
Lorain
Frances Hollins
William Hobls
Lorain County Savings Jand Trust Company
Ruth Greenland Et al
Elyria
Vernier J
Myrtle Mills
Vernier Mills
Guy B. Findley
Jeanne Coyne
Francis Coyne
Jeanne Coates
Woman Arrested After Auto Crash
Mary Graebner 29 was in county jail awaiting a 300 bond on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Jacob Ripner of Cleveland Heights reported his car damaged in a collision with her vehicle on Lake road in Avon Lake about 6 p m yesterday. She was arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro.
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Mary Graebner
Jacob Ripner
Cleveland Heights
Deflection of Gulf Stream Leads to Eastward Flow at N40
The earth's rotation deflects moving fluids to the right, causing the Gulf Stream to shift northward with a rightward trend. By latitude forty north the current moves due east across the Atlantic, a steady change in direction influenced by Coriolis effects.
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Gulf Stream
Atlantic
Announce Services In Local Churches Oberlix Aug 31
Local church notices list services across Oberlin area with times, pastors, and subjects. Morning worships, Sunday schools, prayer services, and youth activities are scheduled at First Methodist First Baptist Episcopal Christ and other congregations with varied times beginning 9:45 a.m. and continuing through evening programs.
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Oberlix. O
Ferst C c
M. E
First Methodist
Ernest Yocom
W. W. Wager
Norval Dist
Epworth Leagus
Harold Twining
Edwards
Chrst Church Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Trinity
Christi Science Society
Rowland Hall
Sacred Heart Church
James P. Brennen
Rust Methodist Church
Mr. Hayes
Epworth League
Mount Zion Baptist Church
F. N. Marshburgh
Churen
C H Hamlation
Oberlin
Evangelistic Services Open at North Park Tent
Two weeks of evangelistic services begin Sunday at North Park and Lorain streets with Rev. C J Lewpert of Cleveland as speaker. Evening sessions at 8:00. Sermons include The Bible the word of God Why the economic scent failed The second of Christ Who made the Devil and sanctuary series closing the week. Local residents invited to attend.
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North Park
Asr Lorain Streets
C J. Lewpert
Cleveland
Ohio workers plan march on capitol Monday demands relief action
In Columbus Ohio unemployed workers and farmers mobilize the Ohio Unemployed League Relief Army for a Monday protest at the state capitol. They demand a special legislative session for relief funding social measures and a state relief commission to supervise health and welfare of relief recipients. They will march from eight sections and camp outside Columbus.
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Tolumbts
Ohio Unemployed League Relief Army
State Capitol
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Columbus
Ravron Plant Strike Threat Told in Cleveland
Ravron Workers' Union accused Edward F. McGrady, assistant secretary of labor, of mishandling reinstatement applications for former Ravron Corp. workers. Union organizer William H. Kasson announced the charge, warning of a new strike if action is not taken.
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Cleveland. O
Ravron Corp
Ravon Workers’ Union
Edward F. McGrady
William H. Kasson
Concession Discussion Rendered Unclear Amid War Brink
A newspaper note notes Hull declining to discuss hypothetical outcomes of American interests securing a valuable concession in a nation on the edge of war, signaling caution and controlled dialogue on sensitive international move.
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Nage
Nonce
Hull
Loyola Mascot Lion Runs Wild in Dormitory
In Los Angeles on August 31 Loyola University mascot a Mountain Lion named Askance slipped its leash and caused havoc in a dormitory terrorizing residents and tearing bedding before being captured. The 85 pound animal was a gift from the University of Arizona.
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Los Angeles
Loyola University
University of Arizona
Jail Improve Crown Point with Federal WPA Funds
Crown Point Indiana will upgrade the jail that housed John Dillinger’s escape with a wooden gun on March 3, 1934. The WPA is allotting 3990 dollars to the project, adding to 3029 dollars from local funds for improvements.
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Crown Point
Ind
John Dillinger
WPA
Woman Dies In Crash in Cincinnati Area
Mrs. Alice Lee, 69, of Fort Wayne Indiana, was killed and four others injured in an automobile accident near Cincinnati yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Alice Lee
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Surprise Promised By Girl Evangelist at Fairgrounds Meeting
Betty Weakland, 19, a girl evangelist, preaches nightly at the fairgrounds grandstand. She promises tonight to present "The Greatest Religious Surprise Elyria Has Ever Witnessed" as the weeklong campaign continues with musical numbers and solos.
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Betty Weakland
Fairgrounds
Elyria
Bear
Weakland Party
H. B. Ganne
GBL
Death of Neath Record Bascome Jones in Elyria Clinic
Neath Record Bascome Jones 25 of Columbus Georgia died this morning at Elyria Clinic after a brief illness. He had worked the past 18 months for J P Warrenfeltz a tree surgeon. Survived by sister Bobbie Pencs Columbus and brother Jack Jones Savannah. Body shipped today from Nichols Funeral Home to Georgia for burial.
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Bascome P. Jones
Columbus
Georgia
Elyria Clinic
J. P. Warrenfeltz
Bobbie Pencs
Jack Jones
Savannah
Nichols Funeral Home
Good Parking Place But Owner Objects
Max Bearer at 07 Laks avenue reported an unknown woman parked at his car on West avenue. Patrolman Clare Parker escorted the woman to police headquarters and then to county jail for the night. Police Chief E J Stankard said no charges would be filed.
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Max Bearer
Laks Avenue
Aoman
West Avenue
Clare Parker
Bearer
E. J. Stankard
City budget shows fire houses insured in waste cut
Atlantic City officials examining next year’s budget find city carries fire insurance on each of its twelve fire houses and plan to drop the item along with a $13,000 premium for insuring the steel and concrete municipal convention hall.
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Atlantic City
N. F
Kidnaping Report From Bedford Public Square
Benj F Howard of Cleveland told police today he was abducted at sunpoint on the Bedford public square, driven to a lonely spot, and robbed of his automobile. He is a salesman for the Cleveland Switchboard Company.
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Bedford
Benj. F. Howard
Cleveland
Cleveland Switch, Board Company
Injuries Prove Fatal in Manchester Soap Box Derby
Maxon Howland, 38, died here yesterday from injuries suffered Thursday when struck during a soap box derby race. He was knocked to the pavement and his skull was fractured.
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Manchester
Cpfi
Maxon Howland
Howland
Worthington Ball Co Defeats Tax on Golf Ball Dies
Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley ruled for The Worthington Ball Company against the State Tax Commission in a suit over an assessed tax on golf ball dies. The court held the dies, valued at 27045 dollars for 1933, are not taxable.
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Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
State Tax Commission
Worthington Ball Company
Golf Ball
Hawaii Seeks Civilian Defense Unit For Islands
Hawaii's defense plan centers on a service command linking military and civilian groups. Maj. Gen. Hugh A. Drum orders a unit under the 1916 act to coordinate local agencies and industries across Oahu, Maui, Hawaii, and Kauai in case of emergency, with emphasis on air defense and keeping food routes open. The plan envisions National Guard as a defense nucleus and notes potential aerial fields and an $18,090,000 airdrome near Fort Kamehameha.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Hugh A. Drum
Hawaiian Archipelago
Drum
United Press
Oahu
Maui
Kauai
Islands
Fort Kamehameha
Cal
James A. Clio
Illinois Dusts Off Santa Anna's Old Wooden Leg
SPRINGFIELD. The state will display Santa Anna's wooden leg, a war relic captured when the Fourth Illinois Infantry pursued him after Cerro Gordo. Stored in a fireproof vault since 1924, the leg will be showcased in the new state arsenal's display of relics, per Adjutant General Carlos E. Black.
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Springfield
Santa Anna
Mexico
Cerro Gordo
Ilinois
Illinois Infantry
Illinois
State House
Carlos E. Black
Black
Fourth Illinois Infantry
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Scott
Regi
Italy Mobilizes as War Fears Rise Near Suez
British warships move east toward the Suez canal while the Irak Mediterranean oil pipeline is targeted. Garrisons at Gibraltar and Malta are reinforced as electric tension grows. Mussolini shows readiness for any action, signaling a perilous European stance.
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Suez Canal
Cthraltar
Malta
Italy
Mussolini
Europe
Markets Notes From Cleveland and Nearby Produce
Cleveland area market report shows firm butter and egg quotes, with diverse produce including potatoes, cantaloupes, tomatoes, corn, peppers, and more. Detailed price listings cover live poultry, dairy, grains, and nearby markets, with Chicago and Toledo quotations and ranges for fresh and canned goods.
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Cleveland
Leghorn
Commission Named For Bay Bridge
Governor Martin L. Davey announced the Sandusky Bay bridge commission membership after a six hour conference. The slate includes Nick Stephens Oak Harbor as chairman for six years, George Hill Sandusky for four years, and Robert G. Lucas Fremont for two years, with Norman C. Houck Sandusky named secretary-treasurer pending board organization.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Sandusky Bay Bridge Commission
General Assembly
Commission
Nick Stephens
Oak Harbor
George Hill
Sandusky
Robert G. Lucas
Fremont
Davey
Norman C. Houck
Mexican President Flees on Mule After Gold Heist
On the Jalapa Road near Cerro Gordo the pursuit of Santa Anna ended with him fleeing on a mule. His carriage, carrying about $18,000 in gold and his lunch, was abandoned. A staff officer seized the gold as the regimental pursuit closed in, per Black.
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Ment
Cerro Gordo
Jalapa
Santa Anna
Black
Real Estate Transfers and Quit Claim Deeds Listed
A collection of property transfers in Ohio towns including Amherst Lorain Elyria and Avon Lake. Listings show quit claim deeds and transfers among individuals and banks to various buyers and lenders across multiple townships and cities. Also includes a block of unrelated text discussing disease transfer myths and ancient Israel.
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Louis Csonka
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Court 8
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Africa
Esther Alflen
Evangelistic
Servin
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Knoxville
Tennessee
Gordon Comings
William Carson
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Michigan
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Rho
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Oswego
N. Y
George Jackson
Amy Ingraham
Sullivan
Congregational Church
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Warren W. Shafer
Bert
Annapolis
May
Cothran-Bryan Preparatory
Francis Street
Charlotte Scott
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Parker Dam
Grand Coulee
Supreme Court
Congress
Bascome
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Chicago
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co. Cor
Hughel
Toledo
Grain In Elevators
Bay Bridge
Kate Meister
Ralph W. Kolbe
Amherst Township
Florence L. Morse
Willam
Morse
Debenture Discount Company
City of Lorain
Charless Fell
D. D. Grimm
Joseph C. Frederick
City Bank Company
Adolph Machnauer
Sheffield Township
Theodore Milton Reynolds
Mildred C. Reynolds
Ernest L. Moody
Mary Moody
Parkagine
Ely
Hazel M. Baum
Carrie C. Moore
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India
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Israel
Kay Courtney
Newel
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Confidence Iiedy
Turner Block
Lorain County
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