Bricker Sets Out Main Campaign Positions in Ohio GOP
In Columbus, July 2, Ohio Republican Bricker outlined ten planks for his governor bid, detailing tax stance, state costs, civil service reform, highway administration, minimum wage, campaign contributions, public utilities, welfare reform, liquor control, and tighter state government ethics. The crowd of 2800 greeted his speech at the GOP convention as Bricker, aging moderating image and fiery rhetoric, positioned himself against federal overreach and party spoils.
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Columbus
John William Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
G.O.P. Tonvention
John D. Hamilton
Brickar
James Garfield Stewart
Cincinnati
Stewart
Sherrill Committee
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Department of Highways
Public Utilities
Public’ Utilities Commission
Sherrill
Liquor Control
Department of Liquor Control
Department
John W. Bricker
Weather Ohio: Showers Tonight and Clouds Friday
Weather note for Ohio indicates showers tonight and Friday with generally cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures. South portion likely to see continued showers.
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Ohio
South Portion
Lorain Vet Adopts Orphaned Brothers After Bonus Check
War veteran Joseph Matolich, a Lorain grocer, adopted three orphaned brothers after receiving a $1,346 bonus. He and his wife, childless for 20 years, plan to provide a home and education for the boys, who had been cared for at the Lorain County Children's Home since their mother’s death four years ago. The boys became orphans about a year ago after their father was killed in an automobile accident while visiting.
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Lorain, O
Joseph Matolich
Twins ii
Lorain County
J. G. Holland
Matolich
Chhildless
Two Injured In Traffic Accidents
Mrs. R. M. Vincent of Duncan Falls sustained a severe lip laceration when her car crashed into a tree on West River road near Elyria. Ten year old Robert Gollmar, of SQA Lake avenue, received minor cuts and bruises after being struck by a truck driven by Samuel Gottlieb on Lake avenue near Harden avenue. James Martin, 71, of Detroit, collapsed from a heart attack in Bly Park and was hospitalized.
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R. M. Vincent
Duncan Falls
Ohio
J. O. Carpenter
West Avenue
West River Road
Elyria
Robert Gollmar
Sqa Lake Avenue
Samuel Gottlieb
Garvin Avenue
Lake Avenue
Warden Avenue
James G. Shellman
Lorain
Gottlieb
James Martin
Detroit
Bly Park
May Name Nurse Investigator May Name Nurse Investigator
One candidate for the Lorain County Children's Home investigator post is Ruby Faye Aldrich 41 of Chestnut Ridge Road a World War nurse with 123 months service. Her hospital and juvenile relief work include Meadville Hospital Orthomedia and Municipal hospitals Philadelphia and roles at At. Lukes Cleveland, aiding county casework. County commissioners approve 499 dollars monthly for a second home trusteed case worker due to enrollment rise. trustees to appoint at tonight’s meeting.
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Lorain County Children’s Home
Oberlin
Ruby Faye Aldrich
Chestnut Ridge Road
Aldrich
Meadville Hospital
Philadelphia
At. Lukes Hospital
Cleveland
Board of County Commissioners
22 Bodies Recovered in South Texas Floods
The bodies of an adult and two children were recovered from Kyle and nearby areas as cloudbursts across Gonzales counties caused severe flooding. Train wrecks, washed homes, and missing residents marked the disaster with at least 22 dead and more feared dead as waters receded.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Kyle
South Texas
Gongales
South
Texas
Austin
San Antonio
Gonzales
Surgeons Prepare To Separate Siamese Twins
Medford reporters say surgeons at Lawrence Memorial Hospital prepared for a rare and dangerous operation to separate Siamese twins, one dead and one alive. The twins, born to Mr. and Mrs. Diego Fiorenzo in Everett, weighed seven and five pounds respectively. The larger twin died last night while the surviving infant was described as very much alive by Dr. John B. Vernagna.
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Medford
Mass
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Diego Fiorenzo
Winthrop Street
Everett
Mrs Roosevelt Will Take No Part In Campaign
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt announces she will not participate in the upcoming presidential campaign. She will not let her non participation policy hinder her general education gained from visiting federal projects.
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Washington
Trme
Franklin TD. Roosevelt
Ohio Senate Called Into Special Session
The Ohio Senate has been called into special session for next Monday night to vote 1.5 million dollars in emergency relief funds for distressed counties. Democratic floor leader Paul P. Yoder announced the stop gap measure to sustain relief until a permanent bill is adopted. The legislature had planned to return on July 10.
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Cleveland
Ohio Senate
Paul P. Yoder
Senate
Yoder
Awards at Y Camp Recognize Elyria Oberlin Boys
Ten Elyria and one Oberlin boy received awards and emblems at the closing Camp Iss See-Kies ceremony for Vermilion Harbor during the first period of the 1936 season. The event concluded a 10 day camp. many will return for the second period starting next Monday as 35 boys have already registered for it.
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Elyria
Oberlin
Iss
See-Kies
Elyria Y. M. C
Jan
Carl Wagner
Theodore Heidler
Don Selman
Jack Reinhart
John Hunt Jer
Richard Maurer
Elliott Reidler
Theodore Reidler
Bud Surenker
Wyandotte
Robert Yankee
Huitron
Richard Selman
Iriquois
Wagner
Firs
Harlie G. Stevick
M. Co. A
Steview
Dirigible Hindenburg Completes Fast North Atlantic Crossing
The giant dirigible Hindenburg finished the fastest North Atlantic crossing to date, 53 hours 6 minutes from Frankfort, Germany, arriving over New York at 1 24 a m EST and docking at Lakehurst Naval Station at 4 38 a m after waiting for daylight.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Frankfort
Germany
Hindenburg
New York City
Lakehurst Naval Station
Woman Is Kidnapped in Norwich Bride-To-Be Returns Home
Miss Orra Wager a 25 year old prospective bride from Norwich was kidnapped overnight and later returned to her home in Middleburg. State police sought two men and a rejected suitor accused of forcing her from her bedroom and threatening her with a gun before escorting her away.
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Middleburg
N. Y
Orra Wager
Norwich
15 Killed In Disturbances In Warsaw
WARSAW July 2 Fifteen persons were killed and a store wounded last night and today in peasant disturbances in two sections of the Lwow district. One fight occurred at Osthow where unemployed farm workers attacked workers brought in from other districts to labor on a local estate. Police intervened and killed seven. Several thousand persons stormed a jail at Krzeczowice attempting to release strike agitators. Police fired into the mob and killed eight.
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Warsaw
Lwow
Osthow
Krzeczowice
Defends New Deal Spending Amid Fiscal Debate
Secretary Morgenthau defends New Deal expenditures, blaming Congress, the Supreme Court and unemployment relief for rising deficits. He cites a 1936 year with higher income and lower spending, and notes debt will shrink with loan repayments. Senator O Mahoney adds outlook of two good years and debt reduction to pre Roosevelt era levels.
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Washington
New Deal
Congress
Supreme Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
HOLA
RFC
RHA
FCA
O'Mahoney
Treasury
AAA
Forts Supmote
U S Settles Tax Claim With Taft
Washington July 2 government settles a six thousand two hundred thirteen dollar income tax claim with Robert A Taft Ohio political leader by filing a stipulated agreement to accept three hundred twenty six dollars for the alleged deficiency Taft a prominent Ohio Republican acted as trustee under the will of Charles Phelps Taft The Cincinnati attorney agreed to settle for three hundred twenty six dollars for 1930 underpayment claims by the estate
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Board of Tax Appeals
Taft
Charles Phelps Taft
Cincinnati
June county car sales climb to 483 units
Automobile registrations in the county clerk’s office show June sales of 483 new cars and 31 new trucks, beating May figures of 463 cars and 34 trucks. Elyria dealers sold 182 new vehicles, contributing to a 1935 total of 284 cars and 28 trucks in the period.
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Elyria Motor Vehicle
Morgan Recovering From Neuritis Attack
J P Morgan, carried to his Glen Cove mansion after ambulance and train travel from Massachusetts, is recovering from neuritis and not in danger of permanent disability. Private guards kept others off Tong Island Sound estate. Morgan & Co associates call the illness painful but not alarming. doctors expect recovery in two to three weeks.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Glen Cove
Massachusetts
Morgan
Tong Island Sound
America
J. P. Morgan & Co
George P. Denny
West Manchester
Mass
Morgen
Believe Garfish Is Killer In Pool
Elyria park workers hunt a killer believed to reside in Fly Park pool. Three garfish victims, all within two to three weeks, show fatal wounds from a long sharp beak. Workers suspect the largest garfish but have not proved guilt. If found, the killer will be removed and other fish freed.
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Elyria Park
Fly Park
Elyria
Pires
Son Ay
Robbery at Bigbee Store on Broad Street
Police hunt for a pair described as a youthful accomplice and a man nicknamed Ragin after two burglaries in seven weeks. At Bigbee Store they forced a rear window opening to steal about 309 dollars in clothing and 21 dollars in cash. A similar break in at Vir Silver Jewelry Store involved a tight entry point.
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Bigbee
Broad Street
Vir Silver
Nolica
Wheat Futures Sweep Upward on Drought and Winnipeg Rise
Wheat futures climbed across Chicago, Kansas City, and Minneapolis as drought in the U S and a Winnipeg market surge to the limit spurred buying. July climbed five cents, September and December above $1 a bushel, with Minneapolis and Kansas City gains near two cents.
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Chicauco
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Alan
Chicago
Northwest
Winnipeg
Dominion
United States
Miner Rescued After 24 Hours Buried in Abandoned Mine
In Bhammokn, Pa, Enoch Kuklinski Jr., 35, was pulled alive from 66 feet underground after nearly a full day trapped beneath a wheelbarrow during a cave in at Stevens Coal Company quarry. Fifteen miners labored through wet clay and anthracite to reach him, then transported him to Slomokin State Hospital. his father, 65, also escaped unharmed after guiding his son to safety.
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Bhamokin
Enoch Kuksinski, Jr
Stevens Coal Company
Kuklinsky
Jalm Kuklinski
Paraya
Slomokin State
Kuklinsk
Newspaperman Amos Parker Wilder Dies at 74
Amos Parker Wilder, dean of Connecticut newspaper editors and former U S consul general in Hong Kong and Shanghai, died today in New Haven at St. Raphael's hospital where he had been treated for a heart condition since October.
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New Haven, Conn
I—J Amos Parker Wilder
Connecticut
Hongkong and Shanghai
St. Raphael's Hospital
100000 Farm Families Destitute by Drought Across Nation
Washington July 2. The Weather Bureau reports drought persists in North Dakota South Dakota Montana and Iowa leaving around 100000 farm families destitute. Rainfall elsewhere lifts conditions but relief plans coordinate aid and resettle affected families with work relief and rehabilitation programs. Thunderstorms expected in Indiana Illinois and parts of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Montana
South Dakota
Iowa
Ohio Valley
Resettlement Administration
Nebraska
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Trans
Indiana
Tlinois
North Dakota
Minnesota
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Appalachians
Rockies
Elyria Postoffice Closed Saturday for Independence Day
The Elyria post office will be closed on Saturday with no mail deliveries except special delivery. Outgoing mail will be dispatched as on Sundays. no mail will be distributed to Elyria addresses. Customers should have outgoing mail in by 3 p.m. per postmaster C. J. Sartor.
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Elyria
C. J. Sartor
Sartor
Liquor Permit Fees Distributed in Lorain County
State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy oversees the second quarterly liquor permit fee distribution. Elyria receives 4900 dollars, Lorain 17828, Oberlin 100, with no other Lorain County corporations listed. The statewide total reaches 1,555,101 dollars.
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Elyria
Joseph T. Tracy
Lorain
Oberlin
Lorain County
Elyria in Center of Dairy Fruit and Truck Region
Elyrixn lies at the heart of a strong dairying fruit and truck gardening area with notable poultry farms. Lorain County's 1935 farm census counts 13,949 farms, up 911 in five years, including 2,679 wholly owned and 417 part owned. Farm value totals $24,284,802, average per farm about $6,150 and $91.05 per acre. County farmers cultivate about 7.5 acres per holding.
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Elyrixn
Lorain County
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