Roosevelt Plans Two Virginia Speeches on July Fourth
President Roosevelt will speak at Big Meadows Shenandoah National Park and at Monticello as part of a Virginia trip. He travels with Mrs. Roosevelt and James Farley, plans a Potomac cruise, and says the talks will be historical rather than campaign material.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Potomar
Virginia
James
Charlottesville
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Richmond
Potomac
Washington Navy Board
Whites House
Farley
Fireworks Display At Gates Hospital
Gates Hospital for Crippled Children plans a fireworks show tomorrow night at 9 pm viewed from the front porch. The event, funded mostly by contributions from St John’s and Grace Lutheran Churches, arises from profits of a Cleveland concert by the Bach Chorns and Immanuel Children's Chorus. Hospital Superintendent Frank W. Hoover said the display is open to all interested.
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Gates Hospital
St. John’s
Grace Lutheran
Bach Chorns
Immanuel Children's Chorus
Cleveland
Frank W. Hoover
Swings Fist Through Window and Is Fined
John Holeska and Chester Jiu pinski stood before Phil Davis' store on Adams street about 10 20 p m when Holeska struck Lu pinski then swung again and shattered Davis's plate glass. Holeska received medical treatment for a cut hand at Elyria Memorial Hospital and was arrested on disorderly conduct, fined one dollar and costs by Mayor Dow A Baird.
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John Holeska
Chester Jiupinski
Shear Street
Phil
Davis
Adams Street
Holeska
Lupinski
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dow A Baird
Ohio Weather: Mostly Cloudy Tonight and Saturday
Ohio forecasts show mostly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with occasional showers. Temperatures fluctuate modestly with small changes expected through the period.
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Ohio
Lewis Warns Steel Firms Of Hard Fight
Washington July 3 CIO leader John Lewis warned steel firms that a hard fight lies ahead if war is forced on them as he marshals 500000 workers for a drive to organize the $5b industry. He said a bloodless campaign is desired but prepared for war if necessary and announced new union endorsements to bolster the drive.
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Washington
Law
John Z. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ins
Lewis
CIO
American Iron and Steel Institute
Unons
United Rubber Workers of Amenca
Automobic Workers of America
American Federation of lLabor
CIQ
William Green
Green
A. F of L
Mrs Aldrich Employed as Investigator at Lorain County Home
Trustees of the Lorain County Children's Home at Oberlin voted to hire Mrs. Ruby Faya Aldrich 41 of Chester Ridge Road formerly Elyria as a case investigator at $80 a month. She will start Monday, per Home Superintendent J G Holland. The World War nurse has relief and juvenile work experience, plus roles at St Luke's Cleveland and as in charge of bounty work. The Home’s other investigator is Mass Gertrude Rorie, appointed January at $85 a month.
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Oberlin
Ruby Faya Aldrich
Chastnu Ridge Road
Ely- Tla
J. G. Holland
Mra Aldrich
St Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Mass Gertrude Rorie
Diary Reveals Clues In Murder Case
Chicago July 3. From the intimate diary of Annabelle Hale a murdered Noriside beauty is linked to an unnamed woman killer. The diary mentions Ed or Ey hinting at Edward Freed a possible club manager connected to the case. Police traced the fleeing car to Freed as he reportedly left the city. Mrs Freed is said to be with a friend and will surrender after recovering from hysteria.
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Chicago
Annabelle Halwhe
Nori Side Beauty
Blake
Edward Freed
Ruth
Freed
Tres
Drought Area Gets Relief In Scattered Rain
Chicago July 3 1P drought in the northwest coast farmers 100000000 bushels of wheat in June private crop experts reported today in Chicago five grain statisticians estimated spring wheat yield at 134000090 million bushels or 102000001 bushels less than predicted a month ago drought damage in the Dakotas Montana caused by three months of sun and pests has cost northwest agriculture about 100000000 thousands of farmers are destitute relief agencies meet daily to plan aid Seabed rains give relief to drought belt as government plans for a cattle purchase program go ahead under 5000000 initial allotment showers expected today in Ohio valley and south drought area
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Chicago
Noartwest
Dakotas
Montana
Northwest
Washington
Henry A Wallace
Duluth
Offtcrel
Northwestern
Weather Bureau
Wontana
Prospect
Ohio Valley
Girl Born In China Battles Infantile Paralysis
Six year old Cerilia Wiant born in Pekin China battles infantile paralysis with support from her Methodist missionary parents Mr and Mrs Bliss Wiant. After four years of alternating hope and despair doctors at Gates Hospital report progress as Cerilia’s ability to move her left side improves.
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Mrs
Bliss Wiant
Mn Miyria
Little Cerilia
The
Gates Hospital
Cecilia
Pekin
China
County Receives Share Of Nuisance Taxes
Lorain County’s share of the June selective sales tax distribution, called nuisance taxes, is 48,675. State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy reported the misdistribution by local governments totals 40,421 with 8,054 for retirement of poor relief bonds. The local government funds total 1,968,102 for the state, and retirement bonds amount to 644,285.
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Lorain County
Joseph T. Tracy
Hundreds Enjoy Park Pool at Cascade Park
The Cascade Park pool attracted a large crowd though deep water surprised one 10 year old Elyria boy who walked into the deepest part by mistake. Lifeguards rescued him as staff continue to enforce swimmer warnings. Park playgrounds draw many youngsters to new equipment like the barrel roll and zungla gym while older visitors use tennis courts and shuffleboard.
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Elyria
Mmany
Pairk
Zungla Gym
Employ Teachers For County Schools
Three Lorain County schools announce new teaching staff. COA Gibbens, county superintendent, confirms appointments. Virginia DeFavi will teach at Minay Ridge School in Carlisle Township, succeeding Evelyn Lehman. Eva Piper takes over at Belden High School for Latin, mathematics, and history. Dorothy Smith earns Ridgeville High School commercial instruction, replacing Madeleine Schlümenann who resigned after marriage.
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Lorain County
Coa Gibbens
Virginia DeFavi
Kent State Tmmiversity
Minay Ridge Sehood
Carlisle Township
Sieceed Wiss
Evelyn Lehman
Vincent
Eva Piper
Pittsfield Township
Belden High School
Mary Pelton
la Grane
Dorothy Smith
Lorain
Ohio State University
Ridgeville High School
Visas Maldred Schiuenemann
Chronicle Telegram Delays Tomorrow Publication
In line with policy, The Chronicle Telegram will not publish tomorrow to permit staff participation in the celebration of lasting October Days. The move follows prior years' practice to give employees a day off for the event.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Death of League Leader Shocks Assembly Hall
Czechoslovak journalist Stefan Lux shot himself in the assembly hall during a session on the Iraio Ethiopian dispute. He shouted Avenol's name as he collapsed with a fatal chest wound. Letters to King Edward VIII and Eden found on his person, police say.
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Lanel Press
Ghneva
League of Nations
Stefan Lux
Lux
Edward VIII
Eden
Manchester
Egr ‘Dian
Jocentr
Absno
League
Avenol
Avenul
Belgium
Paul van Zeeland
The
Assembly Police
Times of London
Second Of Siamese Twins Dies Today
MEDFORD Mass July 3 wr The second Siamese twin died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after surgeons abandoned a severance operation to separate her from her sister who had died 37 hours earlier Doctors said the infant could not be ventilated despite special treatments and had turned for the worse overnight Dr John B Vermasia who delivered the twins and was at the bedside when death came said the chances of survival were 100 to 1 against the infant surviving and that even if she had survived the chances were 1000 to 1 against her, noting she was better off dead.
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Medford
Mass
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Isne
John B Vermasia
Tate
Vernagha
Berg Mormal
Health warning for Independence Day celebrations
Health Commissioner warns Crayn Countians to celebrate wiser not to well. Dr POR Dew cautions about dangers of fireworks and gunpowder. urges tetanus antitoxin within hours and proper first aid. Notes historic injuries from toy pistols and mortar accidents.
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Por Dew
Crayn Countians
Independence
Tay
Vr. Dew
Leonard Wood
Zioncheck and Bride Return to Washington Welcome
Rep Marion A Zioncheck and his bride arrived at Union Station to a 1000 strong crowd in Seattle. Zioncheck, appearing tired of publicity, made a brief unscheduled speech after recently leaving a Maryland hospital. They were met in Ellensburg by Mrs Zioncheck as she joined the final leg from Washington DC amid lingering legal intrigue surrounding the missing wife.
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Marion A. Zioncheck
Union Station
Zioncheck
Maryland
Ellensburg
Wash
Zioncieck
Washington
D C
Wan
William Nadeau
Elenshaig
Zroncheck
Increase in Foreclosure Sales Reported in Six Months
A sheriff’s department report for the first six months of the year shows 85,590 9,968 in foreclosure sales and related activity. Farm sales totaled 41, and total value reached 121,695 at an average 4,945 per acre. The department served 3 68 forms and summonses, with 140 orders of sale issued, five called off, and 17 having no bidders. It also transported 22 persons to the Toledo hospital for the insane and referred others to state institutions.
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Trenuty Sherif
Claude Adame
Sheriffs Department
Toledo Hospital
Mansfield Reformatory 2
Toledo Workhouse
Injured Miner Dies After Entombment at Shamokin Shaft
In Shamokin PA Enoch Kulinski Ir 35 a miner trapped twenty hours under a collapsed shaft died last night from a broken back and internal injuries. Twenty four fellow miners risked their lives to dig him out and his rescuers believed they were close to success before his death. Continued on page 2.
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Shamokin
Enoch Kulinski Ir
Phenjcrans
Shamokin State Hospital
Remodeling City Hall and Fire Station Plan Tabled
A proposal to remodel the city hall and No 1 Fire Station at an estimated 15 000 to 20 000 will be sent to council Monday by the building and lands committee after a meeting with Mayor Don A Baird Service Director T J Faxon and Solicitor Harvey Cheney The plan focuses on strengthening the unsafe fire station and reconfiguring space with police and water departments on the first floor and city offices on the second The council chamber would stay in place Bond funding may be used and the exact cost is not yet set
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No. 1
Don A. Baird
T J Faxon
Harvey Cheney
State Department of Building Inspection
Maryor James A Hewitt
No 1
Police
Council Chamber
William G Smith Shauman
Building and Lands Committee
Carner
Sphetor Cheney
A . Schilleman
Holiday Shutdown At Lorain Tube Plant Across Departments
Most National Tube Company facilities in Lorain will pause operations this afternoon for the Fourth of July holiday and resume next week at near current levels. Next week plans call for three blast furnaces and 12 open hearth furnaces in operation, with the Bessemer converter running double shift. The reroll mill will operate five days starting Monday, and skhelp mills numbers one and five are set to restart Monday. Butt mills two, six and seven, seamless mills one and two, and sappy mill two are slated for a full week from Monday. Eleven mills will close at 3 p m today except the Bessemer converter which ends at 5 p m. Open hearth furnaces and the Bessemer converter will resume Sunday, with other departments back Monday. The schedule remains tentative and can change with orders.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skhelp Mills
Carlisle Township Board Pays Two Cents Rental
The Carlisle Township Board of Education writes a two cent rental check for the abandoned Campbell School building on Diagonal Road used for storage. The tiny payment, tied to Judge Guy R Findley’s order, covers rent from the start of the year. Campbell building ownership and possession are unsettled as local officials pursue the matter.
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Carlisle Township Board of Education
Campbell School
Diagonal Road
Guy R Findley
Howard BP
Joe Catlinle
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