Turner Dominates 1933 National Air Races Thompson Trophy
Colonel Roscoe Turner drove the Wedell Williams entry to victory in the Thompson Trophy as the 1933 National Air Races closed. He earned 3375 dollars for the Thompson win and 5050 for the Bendix cross country, setting a new East West record in 11 hours 30 minutes by air from New York. Mae Haizlip won the Aeros trophy for women at 168 mph, while Wedell finished second overall in the Thompson race and Bendix event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Roscoe Turner
Turner
New York
Wedell
Jimmy Wedell
Patterson
Lee Gelbach
Detroit
Ray Minor
George Hague
Santa Monica
W. D. Granville
Springfield
Mass
Jimmy Doolittle
Mae Haizlip
Jimmy Haizlip
St. Louis
Marty Bowman
Burbank
Calif
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Miss H. Summer
Hewitt resigns as chairman of county relief board
James A. Hewitt resigns as chairman of the County Relief Commission effective immediately citing lack of time due to current connections. L. A. Fauver is appointed chairman, with Hewitt remaining on the commission as vice chairman. The report also notes Gaels once occupied the Broigh Isles in Britain and Ireland per historians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
Relief Board
James A. Hewitt
County Relief Commission
L. A. Fauver
M. A. Houghton
County Relief
Commission
Relief Commission
Britain
Ireland
Broigh Isles
Local Man Fined for Missing Tail Light
Fred Dahl of Kimball Ohio was fined one dollar and costs after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro for driving without a tail light. Deputy Sheriff Ed Monroe arrested him for the offense committed on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dahl
Kimball
Ohio
Joseph Petro
Ed. Monroe
Fire blaze probe at Benton home garage in Cleveland area
An investigation into the fire that started at 1 a.m. last Monday in the rear garage of Roy Benton a city fireman began today. Assistant State Fire Marshal Eric Niederle of Cleveland initiated the inquiry at the request of Fire Chief W. N. Bates. Benton's residence is at 112 Seneca Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Benton
Eric Niederle
Cleveland
W. N. Bates
Benton
Seneca Street
Woodford man fined for petit larceny in coal theft
Mike Berlos of Woodford Avenue was fined 31 and costs after arraignment before Mayor W Fr Van Oster for petit larceny. He allegedly stole coal from railroad cars and was arrested by railroad detective L V Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Berlos
Woodford Avenue
W. Fr. van Oster
L. V. Jones
Avon Man Arrested After Alleged Altercation
Charles Penner of Avon was arrested by deputy sheriffs yesterday and held for investigation after Fred Drotleff of Avon alleged he was struck by Penner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Charles Penner
Fred Drotleff
Penner
Auto Collision Involving Darley And Jones Reported
An automobile driven by Gladys Darley of 222 Stanford avenue collided with a machine driven by James Jones of 519 Third street at about 9 30 A M on West avenue, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Darley
Stanford Avenue
James Jones
Third Street
West Avenue
Stolen License and Tail Light From Car At Cedar Point
Lowell Burton of Griswold Road reported to police that his car’s license plate and tail light were stolen while the vehicle was parked at Cedar Point yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Burton
Griswold Road
Cedar Point
Collision on Broad street involves Avery and Henning
Cars of A. E. Avery of 574 Broad street and E. A. Henning of Cleveland collided on Broad street around 11 a.m. yesterday, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Avery
Broad Street
E. A. Henning
Cleveland
Calf Stolen From Townline Farm Reported to Sheriff
John Schuster of Townline road West Ridge reported to the sheriff's department that a calf was stolen from his farm last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schuster
Townline Road
West Ridge
Sheriff's Department
Tire and Rim Stolen Reported by Local Vehicle Owner
August Ingwer of Gulf road reported to police that a tire and rim were stolen from his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIRE
August Ingwer
Gulf Road
Tire And Rim Stolen From Car At Park Avenue
Mr. Holcomb of 215 Park Avenue reported to the police that a tire and rim were stolen from his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcomb
215 Park Avenue
Tad
Death of Mary Caroline Booth Phelps at Indian Hollow Road
Mary Caroline Booth Phelps wife of A B Phelps of Indian Hollow Road died suddenly today at her home in AL Toon. Born February 11, 1874 she lived on the family farm. Survived by husband six children Eleanor Roger Beth Margaret at home Manon and Frances. A brother J K Booth and sister Mrs A J Pierce. Also an aged mother Mrs Sarah Booth aged 93. Captain John Booth was her father. Body taken to Nichols Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Mary Caroline Booth Phelps
A. B. Phelps
Indian Hollow Road
AL Toon
Eleanor
Roger Beth
Margaret
Sarah Booth
Phelps
John Booth
Nichols Funeral Home
Death of Ruth A McCutcheon at Elyria Home for the Aged
Ruth A. McCutcheon died Monday afternoon after a brief illness at the Elyria Home for the Aged. Born May 22, 1848 in Savannah Ohio, she lived in Elyria nine years and was a member of the First M E Church. The body will be moved from Taylor's Funeral Home to the Home for the Aged Thursday noon for funeral at 1 10 officiated by Rev E J Bond, with burial in Savannah Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth A. McCutcheon
Elyria
Wiss McCutcheon
Savannah
Ohio
M. E
Tayior
E J Bond
Funeral services for Mrs Amelia FE Frank set for Thursday
Funeral services for the late Mrs Amelia FE Frank of 222 Ninth Street will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Sudro Funeral Home with Rev FE J Bond and Edwin Kirby officiating. Burial in Woodville Cemetery Berea. She is survived by husband George sisters Mrs Arthur Fowle Berea and Mrs Esca Powers Toledo brother Frank Ody Seville OH and two grandsons James and Jack Frank of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia FE Frank
Ninth Street
Sudro
FE J. Bond
Edwin Kirby
Woodville Cemetery
Berea
Frank
George
Arthur Fowle
Esca Powers
Toledo
Frank Ody
Seville
Ohio
James
Jack Frank
Faulhaber Rites Set For July 6 In Lorain
Alfred W W Faulhaber 54 of V edais died Monday at Cleveland City Hospital after a lingering illness. He was longtime in Halle Brothers shoe dept in Cleveland. Survived by wife Leonora Griffin Faulhaber and his parents, two sisters and four brothers. Funeral July 6 at 9 30 a m from St Cyril and Methodius Church East 21st Lorain. Burial Calvary Cemetery Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred WW. Faulhaber
Edais
Cleveland City Hospital
M. B Faulhaber
Chartes Court
Halle Brothers
Cleveland
Leonora Griffin Faulhaber
Joe Shields
Joe Galloway
Wak&éwood
George
Jim
Theodore
Elyria
Richard
Chicago
Illinois
St. Cyril and Methodius
East 21St Street
Lorain
Calvary Cemetery
Tea in the Southeast Asia moors of autumnal lands
A brief note describes tea in the south eastern Asian regions during a monsoon season. It mentions climate influences and local tea practices without detailing specific places or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Hagen Leads First Round At British Open
Walter Hagen of Detroit former title holder shot 63 to lead after the first round at St Andrews. He equaled the old course record of 68 while five under par. Gene Sarazen and George Dunlap Jr. tied for second at 72, with Archie Compston and others close behind as scores list par 36 37 73.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Cpi
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Hagen
Bobby Jones
George Duncan
Bill Nolan
Portmarnock
Ireland
Haig
Nexr
Gene Sarazen
Coral Gables
Fla
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Archie Compston
William Nolan
Engineers Inspect City Sewage Plant On National Tour
Engineers from China Japan Jugoslavia and Tennessee visited the city sewage disposal plant regarded as highly modern. They are touring the United States to inspect leading sanitary and water works. Guests included Ming Ting Young Dusan Zlokas and F W Bhittrell who studied at Harvard under Rockefeller Foundation fellowships. City Engineer Jack Powell and Service Director Fred Underhill guided them through local facilities.
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China
Japan
Jugoslavia
Tennessee
United States
Ming Ting Young
National Health Administration
Nanking
Korukuro
Migration of 80 Ended by Darkness
Edward Bates aged 10 of 252 Harrison Street began a July 3 night journey toward Ridgeville. Darkness halted the trek as he sought shelter in the Ridgeville roundhouse where he told officials of his unauthorized departure. Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nau reported his father soon arrived to collect him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bates
Harrison Street
Edward
Ridgeville
Roundhouse
Hone
Sheriff's Department
Lis Gon
Gerald Nau
Former Cleveland Councilman Adaties Embezzling $1060
Stanley Dembowski a 49 year old former Cleveland city councilman and Republican leader confessed to embezzling 1060 dollars. He said the money was spent on doctor bills after a paralytic stroke and belonged to the estate of John Parzyczkowski over which Dembowski acted as administrator. Judge George B. Harris referred the case to the probation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Stanley Dembowski
John Parzychowski
Dembowski
George B. Harris
Common Pleas Court
Wot as archaic term meaning know or knows in old usage
The note explains that wot is an obsolete verb used to mean know or knows in older English usage. It references the sense in which the archaic form appears and clarifies its meaning for readers encountering the term.
Industrial Displays For Elyria Centennial Show Promised
Elyria's centennial celebration will feature careful planning of displays by merchants and manufacturers. Local plants including Western Automatic, Troxel, Worthington Ball, Colson and General Industries prepare Elyria made products, highlighting payroll growth and cooperative promotion. July 20 21 and 22 are the event dates with exhibitions not for sale, but a civic showcase to put Elyria on the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Armitage
Elyria
Franklin
Western Automatic
Detroit
Brandt
Troxel Company
Worthington
Colson
General Industries
Morris Williams wedding ties Oberlin to Chicago guests
Oberlin Ohio July 5 Miss Maxine Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs L J Morris West College street wed James H Williams son of the late Mr and Mrs J H Williams of Chicago in Four Child Chapel. Ceremony by Dean Thomas W Graham with Lohengrin march. Reception at Morris home 50 guests from Chicago Lima Lorain Cleveland Elvira and Oberlin. They will live in Chicago.
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Oberlin, O
Maxine Morris
L. J. Morris
West College Street
James H. Williams
J. H. Williams
Chicago
Fourchild Chapel
Thomas W. Graham
Graduate School of Theology
Morris
Lima
Lorain
Cleveland
Elvira
Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
University of Illinois
Phi Kappa Rho
Swift and Company
Wendolyn Jackson Hosts Six Friends for Birthday
Wendolyn Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs George Jackson North Cedar avenue entertains six friends this afternoon for Iona Rodens sixth birthday. Ralph Lyman William Maroney Otis Worcester Oberlin and Leon Fowles Rocky River are among guests. Regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held last evening at Mrs Claude Lymans East Lorain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendolyn Jackson
George Jackson
North Cedar Avenue
Iona Roden
Ralph Lyman
William Maroney
Otis Worcester
Oberlin
Leon Fowles
Rocky River
Chicago
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Lyman
East Lorain Street
Cattle Judging Tour For Lorain County Boys Tomorrow
Lorain County 4 H Club hosts a cattle judging tour tomorrow starting at 1 p.m. Stops include F. O. Betts farm near Pittsfield Center for Ayrshire herd judging, J W Metlenry farm on Indian Hollow Road at Penfield for Jerseys, and potentially Dewey Aldrich farm for Holsteins. The event aids Lorain County boys in preparing for summer contests with neighboring counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
F. O. Betts
Pittsfield Center
J. W. Metlenry
Indian Hollow Road
Penfield
Dewey Aldrich
Lorain
Fireworks accidents and holiday deaths tally across U.S.
The report lists numerous holiday incidents with injuries and deaths. It cites over one hundred fireworks accidents in Chicago area, several fatal crashes, drownings, and a high profile parachute stunt death at the World's Fair. Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, and California are noted among other affected regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee
California
Seattle
Wash
Joseph Wilson
Hollywood
Lake Michigan
Illinois
New York
Military wedding draws crowd at Wellington July 4 celebration
Ten to twelve thousand people witnessed a wartime wedding uniting Miss Jean Schifer of Shelby, Ohio, and Sergeant Robert Kobacher of Wooster, held on a platform at the Wellington Fair Grounds with the mayor presiding. The bridegroom, veteran of the 18th Infantry First Division, was celebrated by a Wellington crowd featuring aviation displays, a 1904 touring car, stunts, and a fireworks finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Jean Schifer
Shelby
Ohio
Robert Kobacher
Wooster
18Th Infantry
Department of Nebraska
Fair Grounds
Wellington Band
S. M. Camp
Stimson
Waco
Blaze Damages Hovis and Faulha Restaurant in Elyria
Overheated grease on a gas range caused a small fire at 2 90 am at the Hovis and Faulha restaurant. Three local fire companies Hose No 1 Engine No 1 and Ladder No 1 rushed to the scene. Damage was confined to the starting range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hovis and Faulhaire
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number One
Ladder Company Number One
Conference set to discuss merchant scrip limitations
Number two continued from page one notes that scrip only covers part of the amount due and cannot settle debts to merchants for stock from factories and wholesale houses. The issues were to be taken up at this afternoon’s conference along with other potential topics.
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Report
Market notes show steady extras and receipts for produce with heavy poultry values and no potato receipts. Hogs trade active and 10 cents higher, heavies averaging around 4.80, choice butchers 4.20 to 4.85, roughs 3.50, pigs 3.25 to 3.50. all hogs sold early.
Livestock Market Slow with Mixed Price Trends
CATTLE range shows slow market with easier undertone. Best steers cows and bulls steady. Fancy dry fed yearlings $6.00–$7.00, prime yearling heifers $5, prime yearling bulls $4.50–$5.00, prime butcher cows $3.00–$3.50. CALVES $8.50–$7.00, choice to prime $6.00–$8.50, common $4.50. SHIPMENTS active. finest grades up, watchers $2.00–$3.25, medium to good $1.50–$2.00, spring lambs $7.00–$9.00, good to choice $6.00–$7.50.
Grain futures rise to new highs at Chicago open
Grain futures moved into new high ground at the opening of the Board of Trade in Chicago. Wheat gained from fractions to 112 cents, with corn oats and rye advancing. Wheat quotations were in the dollar class except July at 99 1-4, up 1 1-2 points since Monday, and May wheat at $1.09 1-4, up 1-1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Bank sues Hyman Asher for 16183 and receiver in Lorain
The City Bank Company of Lorain files suit against Hyman Asher and others in Lorain for 16183 alleged due on a promissory note and asks for a receiver for Lorain property. Foreclosure of a mortgage is also sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
City Bank Company of
Lorain
Hyman Asher
Et al
Militant Quaker Fan’s Threats Describe Abusive Encounter
An antiquated exchange depicts a militant Quaker figure issuing a blunt warning to an unnamed friend. The dialogue, though cryptic, emphasizes facial threat and a cautious mental approach to conflict. The passage hints at argumentative method and moral posture within a tense social moment.
In jealousy there is more love of self than of anyone else
A reflective line exploring how jealousy reveals self centered motives rather than concern for others, suggesting envy exposes vanity and personal insecurities over genuine care or affection.
Prewar Germany pupils groomed for State worship
Before the War, as today, Germany's teachers and students were systematically tuned up to a worship of the State. The remark reflects on the era's indoctrination in schools and the central role of authority in shaping youth loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Greek Ideas and Roman Governance Shaped Legacy
The core of ancient Greek influence lay in ideas while Roman power lay in governance. This contrast highlights how philosophical thought inspired later political and administrative systems across civilizations.
Grain and flour prices across wheat corn oats and feeds
Market report lists No 1 red wheat at 1.02 1.03 1-2 and 1-2s for varying dates, No 3 yellow corn at 60 3-4, No 2 yellow 61 3-4, oats No 3 4 white 2.00 52-1/2-1-2c, No 2 white 5 21-2 5 35e. mill products include flour middlings and bran with price ranges. hay and forage items priced per ton or per unit. flour options Spring and Winter wheat prices shown with range from 6.75 to 7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fao
B. Cleveland
Timothy Nu
Huckster shoots estranged wife in Ohio tragedy
Harry Goldstein a 41 year old huckster faced first degree murder charges for killing his estranged wife Mrs De Ya Goldstein 40 as she walked through a field yesterday She died three hours after the shooting Physicians said she was hit twice Police found Goldstein by his wife's body with the gun in his hand Their older child Anna and younger Wilma 6 were with relatives as police investigated the separation of four years and the alleged motive cited reconciliation refusal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry Goldstein
de Ya Goldstein
Goldstein
Anna
Wilma
Government expands reach across all sectors
Analysis notes the government’s reach extending beyond traditional domains as omnipresent oversight grows in scope and daily public life. The piece highlights expanded authority touching various agencies and monitoring activities with implications for citizens and institutions.
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W. H. Davies
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Knowle
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Abe Mitchell
Charles A. Whitecoe
Joe Kirkwood
Wall
West Broad Phone Saa
South Pleasant
Alks
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Morris-Williams
Lorain County Council of American Legion Auxilary
Legion Rooms
West Russia Club
Clarence Squire
Comfort Club
Opal Payworth
Spring Street
Mildred Shreffler
Cleerland
Charles Shreffler
East College Street
H. C. Nolan
Columbus
Amy Ingraham
Allen Hospital
McCoy
Edith
Lakewood
John Wood
Cairns
American Mathematical Society
Mathématical Association of America
George Holgate
Lakeside
Doren Lyon
William Campbell
Wiliam
Jean
Howard Morgan
Morgan
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Wilton Dawley
Gordon
Ruth
Helen Davidson
Beulah Clifton
William Finley
South Pleasant Street
Gordon Ely
Geauga Lake
Fage 1
O'Donnell's
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Ogene
Omall Blaze
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland Grain
Huckster
Community Dry Cleaners
Broad St
Over A. & A
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
A. Hewitt
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