Son of Secretary Ickes Found Dead in Apparent Suicide
Wilmarth Ickes 37 foster son of Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes was found dead in his bed, an apparent suicide, on the first anniversary of his mother's death. He had a yearlong history of nervous illness and left a sealed note claimed by police to be unknown. A coroner's inquest was planned for the next morning.
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Hope Of Peace Pact Lessens
London reports dwindling hope for a peace consolidation among European powers attending the October Liotard treaty conference. Mussolini warned armaments could not be halted, signaling stronger Italian and German stances while Britain accelerates rearmament. Berlin welcomed the belligerent note as a distraction from German rearmament.
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Wellington Librarian Edith Robinson Dies at 54
Edith J L Robinson librarian at the Herrick Library for 28 years died at St Josephs Hospital in Leram at 7 pm Sunday after an illness. A Wellington High School graduate, she previously worked as a stenographer for Hart Warner Co. She belonged to the Wellington Congregational Church and the Garden Club. Survived by two uncles, an aunt, and a Washington D C relative. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at her home 138 Forrest Street with Dr Charles W Recard officiating. burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Anniversary Observance Marks Long Birthday
NEW ORLEANS La Aug 31 Officials in Louisiana and New Orleans observed a holiday today honoring August 30 the 43rd anniversary of the birth of the late son Hupy P Long.
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Weather Outlook for Tonight Through Tuesday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight with mild temperatures and a gradual warming trend into Tuesday. Expect lighter winds, then a slight rise in highs on Tuesday with a modest increase in humidity.
Spanish Plane Bombs American Destroyer Kane Incident
U S officials delay withdrawal of two warships from Spanish waters after a Spanish military plane bombed the destroyer Kane off the Spanish coast. State Department warned Madrid and Franco to prevent similar attacks, noting the flag flown by Kane and the risk of wider hostilities. If the Kane had sunk, the incident could have escalated toward broader conflict in Europe.
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Final Battle Looms at Irun as Refugees Flee Front
Women children and the elderly pour into France from Irun amid rebel loyalist threats of land sea and air bombardment. Catholic bishop of Valladolid is named a prisoner likely to be harmed first if bombardment begins. Refugees sent to Bayonne and other towns for aid while frontier stays open.
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Call On Americans To Leave Madrid
The American embassy in Madrid urged all Americans to leave immediately after the bombing of an American destroyer.Washington action reflect urgency and location Madrid April 31. embassy appeals to Americans to depart amid escalating danger.
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Former Employees Of Southwestern Enjoy Reunion
Former workers of the Cleveland Southwestern Railway gathered at Chippewa Lake Park for their annual reunion with families. About 170 attended despite rain, with many Elyrians present. A special bus carried 24 to 25 Elyrians from Elyria Coach Company. officers were elected, Corbett B. Southam named vice president.
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Rebels Fail To Break Through To Madrid
Madrid August 31 Rebels advancing from the southwest met the Jovali outer line at Talavera de la Reina and were defeated. A government communique said rebels and loyalists fought savagely all day Sunday, with rebels retreating in confusion. A second victory was reported near Guadarrama over a strong Foreign Legion force. The Guadarrama win was deemed highly important as the southwest sector remained the greatest threat to Madrid. Rebels from Badajoes clashed with loyalists at Oropesa 20 miles west of Talavera, initial reports calling it a near-defeat for loyalists, then described as preliminary. It noted the main highway from Talavera toward Madrid and indicated rebels might head directly for the capital or move along the railway toward the east to relieve Toledo's siege.
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Roosevelt Heads to Dern Funeral Amid Drought Tour
President Roosevelt travels by special train from the Dakotas toward Salt Lake City for the funeral of George W Dern as drought conditions press the nation. He detours at Sidney Nebraska for a brief farm survey and receives dispatches on the Kane bombing. He will confer with Gov Landon and Missouri Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma leaders in Des Moines.
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Missing Almira Safe After Coast Search
New York August 31 bulletin reports a relative of a passenger says the missing fishing boat Almira with eight men aboard is safe. The craft, which left Point Lookout near Long Beach, was sighted and all crew members are accounted for.
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Accident victim builds miniature city in recovery
Akron man Phil Drape, paralyzed after a November auto crash at Broad Street and West Avenue, spent 18 months in an iron cast. While recovering he built a miniature city in his home, including a Union Station model, a school, 24 houses, cars, lights, and a penitentiary. He credits his wife Madelyn and children Betty Donald and Giovanni for support during the long ordeal.
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Auto Accidents Claim Fourteen Lives In Ohio
Across Ohio over the weekend traffic crashes caused fourteen deaths. Victims include William C. Warkley 27 and James A. Blair 65 killed near Lima in a collision involving a Pennsylvania truck. Others: Edward Nichols 54 and Dorothy James 2 dying in Cleveland area incidents. Barton area crash fatally injures a passenger and bystander. William Johnson 2 killed in Lafferty auto crash. 62-year-old Mrs Johnson 67 near Lancaster died in a collision. Rev Fr David P Quatley and family were hurt in Lancaster. Jesse Hubbell 18 near Al was fatally hit by a car driven by Jeff Karh of Kenton. other listed victims include George Labas Toledo Sylvia Wingg Berkeley Alonee Joulins and Joseph Geis in Springfield.
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Death notice for James Guthrie longtime Cleveland engineer
James Bennett Guthrie 58 died yesterday at his home after a six week illness from an infection. Funeral services will be held at 290 them Wednesday with Rev. I Redhead officiating. Guthrie, consulting engineer for The National Telephone and Supply Company in Cleveland for four years, was well known in Cleveland engineering and had worked with Stoddard Dayton Company and United States Motor Company in New York. He also served The Brown Cochran Company of Lorain in refrigerator manufacture and helped design an automobile before World War I. Continued on Page 4.
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Elyria High School Registration Underway
Elyria school officials aim to complete high school registration this week for all students entering the new year. Principal C. P. Shively notes most registrations are done, with late registrations for summer movers on Thursday and Friday. The high school office will be open 8 to 12 and 1 to 4.
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Farewell Party to Honor Amore in Elyria Ohio
A public farewell party for Amore of the Salvation Army, seeking a post in Beilane, Ohio, will be held Tuesday at Park along Middle Avenue. Sponsored by Elyria Dream and Bugle Corps of the American Legion, the event features including arrangements by Joe Roddy and Walliam Sadio. The farewell address will be given by Mahon Campbell of the American Legion, with Willand Konald assisting. County Prosecutor Fraward Te Wittler will be master of ceremonies. The Legion meeting was postponed to September 1 due to the party. The parade will escort Amore from Salvation Army headquarters to the platform at the park.
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New Deal Will Face Tests In Two States
In Michigan and Maine pivotal tests shape national politics as Democrats and New Dealers watch primary and general elections. Michigan votes September 14 with Senator James Couzens torn between Roosevelt and Landon, while Maine on September 14 elects a senator governor and three House members.
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Political Front Today Smashes Maine Test Ahead of November
United Press reports political focus on the Maine election and September primaries, with a Michigan contest seen as a crucial Republican Democrat test. Roosevelt travels toward Salt Lake City for Dern funeral while receiving Spain reports as Lanahan readies drought talks and campaigns shift across the Midwest New York and Pennsylvania.
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Yacht Carrying King Edward II Strikes Bridge in Med
Athens August 31 A yacht named Nahlin carrying King Edward VII on a Mediterranean cruise struck a bridge between two islands and sustained heavy damage. Several onboard were injured though the extent of injuries is not yet clear. The incident disrupted the voyage and prompted aid from nearby vessels.
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