Lorain Men Injured by Auto in Hit and Run
Six Lorain men were seriously injured when a hit and run driver struck them while they waited for a car at Lake and Leavitt. One suffered a fractured left leg and numerous cuts. others had cuts and bruises. Both injured were taken to St Joseph’s Hospital. Police queried witnesses and checked traffic records for the vehicle’s license.
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Lake and
Leavitt
Clarence W. Dick Ted Illip
Mike Pappas
Maryland Avenue
Richards
Parkview Ue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Norwalk
Fremont
Sandusky
Illinois
Elyria Considers Scrip Plan to Pay Salaries and Bills
Elyria City officials and merchants discussed issuing scrip to cover overdue salaries and some bills in a noon conference with the city solicitor and merchants committee. Merchants favored small denominations and partial acceptance, hoping to ease city finances without full debt settlement, with details to be reported at tonight’s council meeting.
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City of
Elyria
For
Mittee
Tia
Red O’donnell
Earl Bell
Rge Gould
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Coun
Ohio Weather Forecast With Warmer Thursday
Fair tonight and Thursday with slight warming in the extreme north portion. Readings near 40s to low 100s in various listed locales. general pattern shows fair weather with mild temperature changes across the state.
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Ohio
New York Board of Trade declares depression ended
The New York Board of Trade announced a nationwide survey showing broad business improvement across the United States from Buffalo to San Francisco. Employment and wages rose, orders increased, and building activity, carloadings, bank debits, and power use climbed, though Maine and Michigan saw limited recovery due to bank closures and drought.
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NEW York Board OF Trade
New York
Buffalo
New Orleans
San Francisco
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Dallas
Maine
Michigan
Kansas
South Dakota
Board of Trade
Lorain Bank Nearing Waiver Goal for Licensure
All possible energy will be devoted this week to securing waivers from depositors who have not turned in their waivers at Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. The bank is near the goal and if fewer than a hundred depositors submit waivers it will be in a position to obtain a license. Officials say access to sixty percent of restricted deposits will be possible, freeing three and a half to four million dollars to boost Elyria and Lorain county business. The bank is ready to go as soon as waivers are received, with success of the waiver plan determining when normal banking returns.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Elyria
Lorain County
Italian Planes On Way To Iceland
Italian aid squadron flying from Lough Foyle to Reykjavik Iceland departed at 12 36 P M today for 030 miles distance under official communication. The move towards the Chicago Exposition is being reported by Macday radio as the official channel.
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Iceland
New York
Duly
Lough Foyle
Loosdonderry
Ireland
Reykjavik
Ireeland
Macday
Girls Take Over Y M C A Camp for Summer
Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River becomes a feminine recreation site for ten days as the Y M C A program shifts to all girl leadership and awards are limited due to shorter sessions. Twenty-three boys completed their period with two second year emblems and one first year emblem awarded.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyria
Vermilion River
Bradford Warner
Robert Minch
Harold Berson
Edward Pape
Chester Hunt
Robert Kaiser
Ernest Boswell
Richard Shafer
Robert Goacner
Irector
Canton Man Held In Wife's Death
Canton Colorado police hold Johan Marshall, 33, in jail today in connection with the death of his wife. Investigators described the case as under active inquiry with details awaiting formal charges and further autopsy results expected this week.
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Canton
Canton, CO
Johan Marshall
Death of Wife Mary 27 Reported in Mercy Hospital
Report states Mary, 27, died at Mercy Hospital from gunshot wounds. Details indicate her husband is involved, with investigators pursuing leads on the fatal incident and official records noting the time of death and medical response.
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Mary
Mercy
Ballot Printing Planned for Primary Election
The board of elections announced that about 36 000 primary ballots will be printed at a cost around 180 dollars. Eligible voters in Lorain Elyria Amherst Oberlin and Wellington must register or update their address by July 18 to vote. Absentee ballots available at the board of elections for those away on August 8.
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Board of Election
Lorain
Elyria
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Board of Elections
Earthquakes Shake South France Area at Midnight
Three strong shocks struck Boussac in south central France around midnight. Boussac lies about 170 miles south of Paris. No injuries or damages reported in initial lines.
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France
Limoges
Boussac
Paris
Swims Across Missouri River Proves Prowess at Falls City
FALLS CITY Neb July 5 E G Hartorg swam the Missouri river yesterday to prove his prowess despite a treacherous eddy midstream the stream ran more than half a mile wide at the point where he completed the feat the feat demonstrates strength and stamina in hazardous conditions for the local swimmer with the river’s width and current cited as major challenges
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Falls City
Neb
G. Hartorg
Missouri River
Mystery deepens in Cleveland girl’s disappearance
Fresh clues emerge in the July 5 report on Marian Buckley 18 daughter of H M Buckley assistant superintendent of Cleveland public schools. Rosa Schonberg of Rocky River says a girl resembling Buckley entered a car with a young man in front of his home last Saturday afternoon. Buckley left Lakewood at 2 30 P M telling her mother she was going for a walk.
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Cleveland
Marian Buckley
H. M. Buckley
Rosa Schonberg
Rocky River
Miss Buckley
Schoenberg
Legislature Recall Planned for Ohio Fall Session
Governor White, after consulting with state relief administrator Maj. E O Braught, signals recall of the Ohio Legislature in the fall to aid the unemployed. He also plans to let the Senate stopgap taxation program become law without his signature. Stinchcomb May Get Public Works Post in Ohio, as Bulkley backs him for the Roosevelt administration.
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Columbus
White
E. O. Braught
Ohio
Senate
Stinchcomb
Washington
Robert J. Bulkley
William A. Stinchcomb
Cleveland Democrat
Roosevelt
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland Metropolitan Park Board
President Roosevelt gains seven pounds on Campobello trip
Roosevelt said he returned to Washington weighing 181 pounds after a two and a half week vacation at Campobello New Brunswick. He noted he would need to eat little to bring his weight back down to normal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Campobello
N. B
Grant of 1.29 million to Ohio for relief aid
Emergency Relief Administrator Hopkins announced a grant of 1,295,300 dollars to Ohio completing the state's first quarter 1933 relief allotment. Ohio previously received 1,919,260 dollars.
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Ohio
Washington
Hopkins
Navy seeks 77 million for modernization fleet program
Secretary Swanson announced in Washington that the navy would request 77 million dollars from the public works program to fund a modernization plan. The aim is to produce a fleet comparable to any other nation, strengthening national defense.
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Washington
Swanson
Navy
Public Works
United States
President Extends Federal Pay Cut to December
Washington July 1 The President issued an executive order extending the 13 percent salary reduction for all government employees through December 31.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Manchukuo Delegation Rejects Russia Rail Offer
TOKIO July 5. The Manchukuo delegation at the North Manchuria Railway Conference rejected Russia’s bid to sell her half interest in the line for 250,000,000 gold rubles.
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Russia
Tokio
Manchoukuo
North Manchuria
Former Oklahoma Governor Charles X Has Kell Dies
Oklahoma City July 5 Former Governor Charles X Has Kell of Oklahoma died today after several months illness. He served as governor in earlier years and was a prominent state figure.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Charles X. Haskell
Bombing targets Mine Union chief home in Scranton
The home of John Boylan, president of District No. 1, United Mine Workers, was dynamited in Scranton. No injuries occurred though the front of the house on Boulevard Avenue was wrecked and two nearby homes were damaged. Police suspect eight sticks of dynamite were placed under the front, with two men seen in a car nearby. It was the second dynamiting in a week.
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Scranton
John Boylan
United Mine Workers of America
Boulevard Avenue
Boylan
First Fourth of July Snow Seen on Mars in Cape Cod Town
The oldest resident recalls the first snowfall on the Fourth of July in Orleans Mars. A brief squall yesterday whitened the ground, marking an unusual weather event for the Cape Cod town.
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Mars
Orleans
Cape Cod
John D Turns 94 Birthday Tribute to Oil King
John D Rockefeller, noted oil magnate, turns ninety four on July 8 in a milestone celebration. A vintage portrait from 1875 accompanies a current photo, illustrating his long life and prominence in industry.
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John D. Rockefeller
John D
Lost Lives in Holiday Accidents Across Nation
United Press survey estimates at least 170 deaths on Independence Day from traffic drownings plane crashes and fireworks. Auto accidents caused the heaviest toll with Michigan reporting 2% fatalities and other states including California Kansas Ohio and Pennsylvania also affected. New York hospitals treated many injuries from fireworks explosions.
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United Press
Michigan
California
Kansas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Kent collier amid Delaware gale sparks dramatic rescue
Coast Guards and the Kent led a perilous dawn patrol off Fenwicke Shoals as a gale tore through 9000 ton collier and lumber barges. Rescue attempts saved some crew while others perished. a battered tug Scanlon and several barges broke apart, with ships like the Wilder and Caleen sustaining heavy losses and a woman aboard among survivors.
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Disc
Delaware
Kent
Fenwicke Shoals
A. L. Kent ‘Stes
S.G. Wilder
Edward “le
A. KS. Welles
Levean
Bre Scanlon
Brunswick
TY Caleen
Coe
Galatea
Ber Bares
Caleen
Pound& Sea
Nassau
Chemgo
Chess
Baldre
Accidents Fatal in Ohio Amid Fourth of July Observance
A United Press survey shows nine accidental deaths in Ohio during the Fourth of July period, with traffic crashes and drownings leading. Notable fatalities include Edward Murphy and William Adams in Akron, Walter Ward Green in Cincinnati, Claude McCrea near Greenville, Ray C. Mayer at Point Pleasant, Claude Campbell near West Salem, and a struck pedestrian death in Cleveland.
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United Press
Akron
Edward Murphy
William Adams
Walter Ward Green
Cincinnati
Claude McCrea
Greenville
Point Pleasant
Ray c. Mayer
Claude Campbell
Polk Ashland County
West Salem
Cleveland
Charles Biahs
Garfield Meightte
Creveland Weber
Merle Bailey
Telede
Curtail Hours at Elyria Library
Elyria Library announces further curtailment of hours due to funding shortages. Under the new schedule the library closes earlier on most days, with limited evening hours and shortened Wednesday service to noon.
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Elyria
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