Morgan Returns To His Estate In Ambulance
J P Morgan returned to his Mill Neck estate in an ambulance after neuritis struck during a visit to his sister s estate in Massachusetts He arrived in New York early and traveled by private car attached to the Quaker Express news photographers were kept at bay by his party Morgan s sons Julius Spencer Morgan and Henry Morgan met him at Mill Neck Station and reported he was in fine spirits despite illness
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Glen Cove
N. Y
J. P. Morgan
West Manchester
Mass
Millneck
Morgan
New York
Quaker Express
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Long Island
Junius Spencer Morgan
Henry &. Morgan
Mill Neck
Henry
Sphenirett
Sala
Massachusetts
Morgan Party
Plan To Rush Aid To Drought Victims
A Roosevelt committee plans federal drought relief for the plains with urgent funds for Mid and Northwest areas hit by drought heat and insects. Henry A Wallace met with WPA, Resettlement Administration and Budget staff to draft a program. Wallace travels to Chicago to coordinate action and consider a cattle purchase program.
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Washington
Plains States
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
WPA
Resettlement Administration
Daniel W. Bell
eighty perish in storms in bulgaria
Sofia reports that in the last 48 hours twenty people were killed by lightning across Bulgaria while storms caused an additional 69 deaths from other causes. The fatalities span multiple regions as authorities warn of continuing severe weather.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
Weather Update for Ohio Cloudy Tonight and Thursday
Cloudy conditions prevail tonight in Ohio with showers expected Thursday and in the southern portion. The northern area will see a light rise in temperatures as the front moves through.
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Ohio
Prediction: Half Billion Needed to Finance Federal Jobs
Washington officials warned that unless private industry absorbs the jobless, a new 500 million dollar Congressional appropriation will be required early next year to fund federal job programs. The count includes Works Progress Administration disbursements, relief rolls, drought relief, and NPA jobs, with the next session to consider a 350 to 400 million dollar addition as winter approaches.
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Sepyright
Tnitted Prags
Washington
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
NPA
G. Hopkins
Senate
Congress
Ohio
Republicans Of Ohio Convene In Columbus
Ohio Republicans opened their 1936 convention in Columbus with delegates poised to hear national chairman John D. Hamilton and Governor Bricker. Hamilton criticized New York Governor Lehman’s bid for a third term and predicted Landon would win most electoral votes. Bricker leads the state ticket as a candidate for governor. The convention, slated to begin at 3 p.m., will hear James Garfield Stewart deliver the keynote after Ed D. Schorr calls the body to order.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joha D. M. Luemilton
Alf M. Landon
Gano.a
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Kar Nm
Meike
Hamilton
Roosevelt
Bol
Lehman
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Philippines
Wovernor Landon
Landon
Jim Farley
James Garfield Stewart
Cincinnati
Ed D. Schorr
Clarence J
Missing two masted schooner in Bermuda race
Coast guard headquarters in Washington and New York division offices issued sharp lookout orders for the two masted schooner Dew leas, last reported missing in a race to Bermuda with five men aboard. No location information was available.
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Washington
Fnward
Lorain Man Is Sentenced To Prison
Anthony Walach aged 58 a Lorain WPA worker shot his wife Katherine 60 and daughter 28 during a May 18 family argument and was sentenced to the penitentiary for an indefinite term of one to several years He pleaded guilty and stood with little emotion as Deputy Sheriff Chalmer Davidson watched over him The case followed a divorce petition filed by Mrs Walach and he appeared unrepresented and unattended at sentencing
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Anthony Walach
Lorain
WPA
T. A. Cook
Chalmer Davidson
Walach
Katherine
Harry Gracie
Walath
State aim to curb small loan rates in new form
COLUMBUS July 1 The state securities division may compel small loan companies to cut monthly interest rates after issuing a new financial form. The form allows exact financial status checks and supporters expect legislative action. Banks and loan operators plan to meet with Alfred A. Benesch to protest the policy.
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Columbus
State Securities Division
Securities
State Ature
Alfred A. Benesch
Bus Overturns Near Natural Bridge Kills Five
A Greyhound bus carrying 33 from Roanoke to Washington DC overturned during a severe rainstorm near Natural Bridge Virginia. Five dead, 28 injured with eight seriously hurt as the bus slid on wet pavement and toppled near the precipice. Driver J J Olderson fought to control the vehicle as passengers screamed through the storm.
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Natural Bridge
Greyhound
Roanoke
Washington, D. C
J. J. Olderson
Olderson
Qolderson
County Approves Road Plan For Chestnut Ridge Stretch
County commissioners authorized County Engineer J W Warden to prepare plans and estimates for four miles of Chestnut Ridge road from Fast River to Avon Belden. The project would be water bound with a bituminous surface twenty feet wide in two sections East River to Durkee and Durkee to Avon Belden. If total cost is too high, only one section may be improved.
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J. W. Warden
Chestnut Ridge Road
Fast River Road
Avon Belden Road
East River
Durkee Road
Aven Belden Road
Warden
Drought Situation Critical Report From Weather Bureau
In Wasington on July 1 the weekly crop bulletin says need for rain in drought stricken regions is more widespread than in 1930 or 1934 according to the weather bureau.
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Wasitington
Weather Bureau
Lorain County Lawyers Rise to About Twenty Two
A deputy clerk of courts announced a list showing Lorain County now has about 22 registered attorneys, reflecting a roughly 23 percent rise over five years. The increase marks steady growth in local bar admissions and the annual influx of new lawyers.
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Alma Miller
Lorain County
Lorain
Seven Dead In Texas Storms and Missing 11
A Texas cloudburst disaster leaves seven dead and 11 missing across multiple towns. Drownings occur in San Marcos and near Kyle and Buda, with victims from Gonzales and Garza families. Rail crash near Kyle adds more fatalities. hundreds homeless in Piedras Negras as floods surge the Rio Grande.
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Tmallas
Yex
South Texas
Antonio Gonzales
San Marcos
Wood Creek
Gonzales
Jesus Garza
Guadalupe River
Police Hunt For Robber Suspect
Seven police searched the business district near Crawford Clothing at about 10 45 p m for a burglar trying to break in through a skylight. Pete Smith George Crawford and Hayden Evans were in the store when the intruder fled after being frightened. Patrolmen Gibson and Walton pursued but saw no suspect. Gibson noted a possible escape through Scheider's photograph gallery.
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Crawford Clothing
Pete Smith
George Crawford
Hayden Evans
Smith
Evans
Merchants
Myron Gibson
George Walton
Gibson
Charles Scheider
Phillips Slated To Be Ambassador To Italy
Roosevelt awaited Rome approval to name undersecretary of state William Phillips as ambassador to Italy. Public announcement made, but confirmation pending. continued on page four.
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Phillips
Italy
Washington
Roosevelt
Rome
William Phillips
Steel Industry May Become Battleground of Labor War
Philip Murray, labor’s steel drive leader, says mill operators are arming to defeat the union push. Federal officials warn of serious trouble as organizers spread to rubber and textile sectors. Dismissals of workers aiding CIO agents fuel hostilities. labor prepares for possible bloodless but combative campaign in the steel towns.
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United Press
Washington
Philip Murray
Committee of Industrial Organization
Mnation
Department of Tabor
Edward ¥. McGrady
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Committees For Industrial Organization
SIO Board of Strategy
Pittsburgh
Railroad Pensions Case Moves Toward Supreme Court
Washington July 1 government gains right to pay retirement pensions to about 1 million railroad workers but loses authority to collect taxes to fund the program. Justice Bailey clarifies that the retirement act is constitutional while striking down the tax provisions. Payments may begin when funds are available, with final ruling likely by the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Jennings Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Justice Bailey
General Treasury Fund
Railroad Retirement Board
Milk price increase agreed for Lorain County producers
Lorain County dairy groups reached a July effective agreement raising milk prices for Class One at 2.23 per 100 pounds, Class Two at 1.55 per 100 pounds, and Class Three near 1.00 per 100 pounds, with butterfat testing and three and one-half cent per point differentials. Producers cite poor hay and pasture, and higher feed costs driving the rise. distributors also raised retail prices accordingly.
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Lorrain County
Elyria
Lorain
Chicago
Cleveland
Dimaling
Dimaline
Found Not Guilty On Liquor Charge
Despite testimony from state liquor inspectors and deputy sheriffs, Common Pleas Judge D A Cook found Sam Rafael of Wellington not guilty of possession of illegal liquor. He was arrested after agents found a half pint in his back yard. The court noted three old liquor cases and two other cases including Walter Newman for non support and R B Olney for speeding.
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Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Sam Rafael
Wellington
Rafael
William Wickens
John Stagerwalk
George Theilman
Percy Green
Walter Newoman
R. B. Olney
World's Wheat Stock Smallest In Nine Years
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports July 1 world wheat carryover at 635 million bushels, smallest since 1925 in the United States and well below last year and two years ago. Drought in the northwest spring wheat area reduces production and may force imports of hard wheat and durum if conditions persist.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
United States
Urges Dropping of Sanctions on Italy
Geneva July 1 Anthony Eden British Foreign Secretary asked the assembly of the League of Nations to refuse to recognize Italy s conquest of Ethiopia and urged the dropping of sanctions against Italy.
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Geneva
An Anthony When
Assembly of the League of Nations
Toda
Italy
Ethiopia
Streamlined Mercury Train Preview Enlivens Elyria
Elyrians near the New York Central line watched a Mercury streamlined train on a preview run at 12 27 pm. The steam propelled special covered Cleveland to Detroit in two hours and forty minutes with a stop at Toledo. Nine brownish gunmetal cars carried high railroad officials and invited guests as the train slowed through the city.
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New York Central
Mercury
Cleveland
Detroit
Toledo
Rii
Stow
Pertinent Facts About Elyria Recreation in a Mid-Sized City
Elyria offers strong recreational facilities for its size. Cascade Park attracts local residents and many out-of-town visitors annually. The high school athletic field and large Riley Stadium are lit for night games. The modern YMCA houses ample athletic and health-building equipment. Elyria lies eight miles from Lake Erie, with popular summer resorts offering beaches, yachting, and aquatic sports.
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Elyria
Cascade Park
Rly
Y MC. A
Lake Erie
Accidental Shooting Claims Elyria Officer Leland Folk
Elyria mourns patrolman Leland Folk 26 after an accidental shooting near a Brownhelm quarry. Sumner Folk fired, Folk moved into the line of fire. he died en route to Amherst Hospital. Funeral set, with city hall closing Friday 2 to 3:39 for services. wife Elizabeth Squires and daughter Mary Elizabeth survive.
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Elyria
Leland C. Folk
Folk
Elizabeth Squires
Broadstreet
Amherst
Sumner
Mary Elizabeth
George H. Folk
Middle Avenue
Brownhelm
Leland
Summer
Paul Chapman
Joseph Woodings
Amherst Hospital
Zilch
S. ©. Ward
Fatal End Follows Berkman Deportation To Russia
Alexander Berkman, the infamous radical deported with Emma Goldman to Russia in 1922, died today at San Tropaz France. Goldman cared for him on the Riviera during illness after an operation at Nice. Berkman, who once attacked Henry Frick, steel magnate, had recently been ill and his health failed despite surgery.
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Chicago
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
Russia
San Tropaz
France
Ben Reitman
Miss Goldman
Berkman
French Riviera
Nica
Henry Frick
One Way Auto Ads for Safe 4th of July Trip
A dated ad urges readers to trade in a hesitant car due to brakes lights tires and fatigue threats. Deslera promotes a wide choice of models brands and prices with tomorrow’s sweet ads for a better ride.
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Deslera
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E.J. Stankard
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Miss Squires
Willard
Olmsted Falls
Robert
Mildred Page
Nichols Funeral Home
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