Army Leaders In Japan Press Axis Alliance
Tokyo dispatch says Japanese army chiefs plan a two week campaign to push the cabinet toward a formal military alliance with Germany and Italy. The move aims to force Premier Kiichiro Hiranuma and his ministers to resign if the government resists.
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Tokyo
UPI
Germany
Italy
Kiichiro Hiranuma
Navy
Japan
Ialy
Tientsin
Tienttsin
Gen
Sugiyama
China
War
Hiohito
Impressed by Logic Jackson Hotel Man Jailed on Intoxication Charge
Ralph Ketchum of the Jackson Hotel argued at police headquarters that if he was too drunk to drive he should be locked up. Judge Petro ordered him jailed on an intoxication charge with $2 and costs. Officer Curtis Hamlin, impressed by the argument, placed him in custody after arraignment.
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Ralph Ketchum
Jackson Hotel
Joseph Q. Petro
Ketchum
Parri
C. C. Garrison
Kettchum
Sergt
Curtis Hamlin
Roberts fined for reckless driving on Route 20
James L. Roberts of Ashtabula was fined 10 dollars plus costs after arraignment yesterday before Justice Preston L Coondered. State Highway Patrolman K M Overholt reported the case on Route 20.
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James L. Roberts
Ashtabula
Preston L
K. M. Overholt
Multiple Broad Street Collisions Reported In City
A city car driven by Charles Maples, employee of the city engineering department, was slightly damaged Monday when struck on Broad Street by a car driven by William Huffman of 22 Middle Avenue. Huffman was backing from the curb. Other fender benders occurred at West Avenue and Broad Street involving Deetz, Kasubinski, Linder and Wright. A collision on Broad Street damaged a car driven by Mrs. Hanks and H Bever, and another incident damaged D A Burr’s car as Burr turned into his driveway on Grafton Road.
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Charles Maples
City Engineering Department
Broad Street
William D. Huffman
Middle Avenue
Huffman
Mr. Deetz
Zig Kasubinsk
West Avenue
H. E. Linder
Cedar Street
W. C., Wright
Oberlin
Wright
13Th Street
Burr
Sheriff Department
Death of Dr Henry Schweinfurth in Chicago hospital
Dr Henry Schweinfurth 30 died Sunday after surgical treatment in a Chicago hospital where he served as House Physician. Funeral services were held July 5 at Calvary Baptist Church Sandusky Ohio conducted by Rev H K Finley. He was son of Rev W H Schweinfurth of Findlay Ohio and brother to two younger brothers. He was a Wheaton College graduate and earned his medical degree in 1936 from Northwestern Medical School. He was unmarried.
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Henry Schweinfurth
Chicago
Calvary Baptist Church
Sandusk
Ohio
H. K. Finley
Elyria
Schweinfurth
W. H. Schweinfurth
Findlay
Camden Baptist Church
Kipton
Wheaton College
Northwestern Medics School
Death notice for Donald Mo Whyte of Ohio Street
Donald Mo Whyte 23 son of Mr and Mrs William C Woarte of 248 Ohio Street died suddenly at Elhore Memorial Hospital while visiting from New York City where he worked with the Jewett company. Born in Cleveland February 20 1916 he graduated from Elyria High School 1934 and Miami University. He belonged to the SAE fraternity. Friends may call at the Sudre-Curus Funeral Home Friday evening. Private services will be held Friday afternoon at the Sudre-Curus Funeral Home. Boxed arrangements will be made for the crypt at Ridgestown Cemetery and later shipment to New York.
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Donald Mo Whyte
William C Woarte
Ohio Street
Elhore Memorial Hosatel
New York City
Jewett Company
Mr. White
Cleveland
Elyria High School
Mami
SAE
Sudre- Curus Funeral Home
Sudre-Curus Funeral Home
Ridgestown
New York
Amherst man Luther Nooniz dies at 67
Luther Nooniz of 1871 East Bist Street Lorain died at 2 50 PM yesterday in Amherst hospital. He was admitted Monday. The body was taken to Matthews Funeral Home in Lorain.
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Amherst
Luther Nooniz
East Bist Street
Lorain
Esterday
Amherst Hospital
Matthews
Funeral services for Adelbert Miller in Lafayette
Adelbert Miller 81 of Lafayette dies from injuries in an automobile crash on Route 42 near Lafayette last Thursday. Funeral services set for 1 30 this afternoon at United Brethren Church with burial in U B Cemetery. He is survived by son Ed Miller of Litchfield. He died Sunday at Lodi hospital.
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Litchfield
Adelbert Miller
Lafayette
Ed Miller
United Brethren Church
U B
Lodi Hospital
Route 42
Death of Dr Henry Schweinfurth in Chicago
Dr Henry Schweinfurth died Sunday morning from pneumonia after an appendicitis operation. He was from Chicago. His father Rev William H Schweinfurth served five years as pastor of the Camden Baptist church.
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Kipton
Henry Schweinfurth
Chicago
William H. Schweinfurth
Camden Baptist Church
Death of William Gardner 53 in San Antonio
William Gardner 53 of Houston Texas died suddenly in a San Antonio hotel on Tuesday morning. He was the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Charles Gardner 101 Wheeling avenue Wellington a Goodyear salesman and Wellington High School class of 1907 graduate. He planned to visit Wellington this fall. Surviving also are his wife Alma his parents and one brother Howard of Cleveland.
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Wellington
Willam Gardner
Houston
Texas
San Antonio
Charles Gardner
Wheeling Avenue
Gardner
Goodyear Rubber Co
Wellington High School
Alma
Howard
Cleveland
OPS Wins Permit For Building Improvements
A permit for enlarging and improving display windows at the Ohio Public Service Co. building was issued by Building Inspector Hart Dicksson. The project includes an elevator and reuses the former storeroom of The Clear Silk Co., with an estimated cost of about 4500 dollars under the Tom Hume Construction Co.
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Ohio Public Service Co
Hart Dicksson
Clear Sylk Co
Tom Hume Construction Co
Miami dean appointment at Oxford names Dr Joseph W Clokey
Miami University in Oxford appoints Dr Joseph W Clokey of Pomona California as dean of the School of Fine Arts to succeed Dr Theodore Kraft who resigned to take a position at the University of Oregon Kraft resigns after one week Kraft is noted as a graduate of Pcbel es and a composer of sacred and choral music teaching religion to all under 18 is forbidden in Russia per apologists.
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Oxford
Joseph W. Clokey
Pomona
Calif
Theodore Kraft
Miami University School of Fine Arts
A H Upham
Miam
Russia
Britain Plans Clear Stance on Danzig Issue
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain pledged Britain will take any necessary steps to make its Danzig position absolutely clear. He signaled a direct warning to Hitler against violating Danzig's status or Poland's independence, with further notes possible as events unfold.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Danzig
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Proland
Ruahk
Wyvl
Dhes
Chamberlain
Chamberli
More Arrests In Cemetery Lot Fraud Indictments
Cincinnati reports five more of 33 defendants indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on cemetery lot frauds are in custody. Trev are John Athern William B Woodring and Hyman H Katz surrendered at Cleveland M H Lehman alias Lober arrested at Kansas City and S F Buxcaum at Indianapolis bringing the total accounted for to 25. U S District Attorney James H Cleveland said most of the 53 were expected for arraignment next Monday before Judge John H Druffe and trials are set for the October term.
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Cincinnatio
Trev
John Athern
William B Woodring
Hyman H Katz
Clevelard
M H. Lehman
Lober
Kansas City
F Buxcaum
Indianapolis
James H. Cleveland
U.S District Attorney
John H Druffe
Former Stark County Judge Dies Suddenly
Alliance reports the death of Judge Edwin W. Diehl aged 67 who served 12 years on the Stark County Common Pleas bench. He died in his garage Monday. Funeral services are set for tomorrow. Surviving are his widow Lotta, daughter Eloise, and two sisters.
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Alliance
Edwin W. Diehl
Stark County Common Pleas
Diehl
Canton
Pat McDermott
Ife
Don R. Mellett
Lotta Diehl
Eloise
Adam Scott
Vivian Diehl
Sanders and Ference Hit With Disorderly Conduct Fines
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro levied fines of 3 and costs against Loraine Sanders of Chestnut street and Stephen Ference of 1617 Lake avenue after they were arraigned on disorderly conduct charges. Both were arrested Monday afternoon on a complaint by Roy Sanders, Loraine’s husband.
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Joseph Q. Petro
Loraine Sanders
Chestnut Street
Stephen Ference
Lake Avenue
Roy Sanders
Convictions Sustained in Gangster Murder Case
The late Supreme Court today sustained first degree murder convictions of Solly Hart Herb Ross John Anthoulis and Thomas Galati for the Mahong Counts gangster murder of Roy Happy Marino.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Solly Hart
Herb Ross
John Anthoulis
Thomas Galati
Mahong
Roy “Happy” Marino
County to award resurfacing bid for county roads
Two bids were received by the county commissioners for resurfacing and oiling county roads. Harry L. Dunham will tabulate and a contract to be awarded Friday at 10 a.m. The Hart bid covered rapid and slow curing asphalt and spot oiling. Brerlie Corp submitted a single set of figures for asphalt and oiling.
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Harry L. Dunham
Henry G. Hart
Elyria
Hunt
Brerlie Corp of
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court reinstates two provisional appointees
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered the reinstatement of two provisional appointees, John Slovensky and George Lagedrost, after ruling provisional status requires due process. Writs of mandamus directed Liquor Director Jacob B. Taxlor and Highway Director Robert S. Beightler to restore the workers pending charges, hearings, and appeals.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Eligibie Uist
Jacob B. Taxlor
John Slovensky
Robert S. Beightler
George Lagedrost
State Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Strike Order Issued By Auto Union In Detroit Plants
A strike order from the United Automobile Workers Union to skilled workers in several General Motors plants was issued in Detroit. GM officials would not disclose which plants were affected until shutdown. The move follows failed talks last week on a supplementary wages and housing agreement for tool and die, engineering, and maintenance employees.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers Union
CWO
General Motors Corporation
Luton
General Motors
Vaw-Cio
Needlework Helps Fliers Wing Repairs on Flight
Martinez and Portland mechanic Harry Sherman aided by a Portland housewife’s sewing kit a damaged wing mended mid air after an emergency landing. Sherman borrowed a needle and thread and the flyer resumed travel.
Bible Travels 14 Years Reaches Los Angeles
The traveling Bible from R. T King Chapter 340 Eastern Star of Columbus Ohio visited Los Angeles after departing Aug 14 1925. It had traveled over 100000 miles and was valued at 20000 dollars before continuing to Idaho.
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Los Angeles
R. T King
Eastern Star of Columbus
Idaho
Woolberger marsupial found near Shenton in Western Australia
A specimen of the woolberger, long thought extinct, has been found near Shenton, Western Australia and is kept at the Perth museum for study. This rare herbivorous marsupial features an elongated snout and long bristly tongue to extract nectar from flowers.
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Perth Australa
Shenton
Austalia
Perth Museum
Snoring Man Lands in Jail in South Pasadena
Police records describe a transient who slept on the second floor of city hall and, after a night of loud snoring that woke a sergeant, was moved to the city jail. The incident ends with the deputy returning to his post.
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South Pasadena
Cal
Fred Willams
Williams
Will of Jacob Heist Validated by Adams County Jury
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania an Adams County jury ruled a will valid. Jacob Heist who died January 1938 left a $1600 estate to his friends Mr and Mrs George E Kemper. Heist's relatives contested the testament.
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Gettysburg
Adams County
Jacob Heist
George E Kemper
Heist
Salmon’s Return Prediction Sparks Regional Interest
Boston readers learn of David A. Aylward’s prediction that strict anti-pollution rules will bring salmon back to several local streams, following already returning stocks in Maine’s Penobscot and Dennys rivers. The article also notes Amazonian Peru a sparse population density claim for South America.
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Boston
New England
David A. Aylward
American Wild Life Association
Penobscot
Dennys
Maine
Woman Cleared of Blame in Blenheim Crash
A coroner's jury in Blenheim Ontario found Mrs. Katherine Wilkinson of Detroit not liable for a June 8 accident that killed four people. Wilkinson testified she drove at 48 mph when a front tire blew out and she fought to control the car on the highway.
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Blenheim
Ont
Katherine Wilkinson
Detroit
Here
Wilkinson
Robert Lor
Ring Wilkinson 8 Detroit Obituary Brief
Lois Gillans 65 Highland Park Mich Reta Wood 68 Detroit and Montez Wood Findlay Ohio referenced in notice.
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Ring Wilkinson
Detroit
Lois Gillans
Highland Park
Mich
Reta Wood
Montez Wood Findlay
Lawn Care Tragedy Tells of Cliff Drag Incident
A 63 year old man was dragged over a cliff while mowing a lawn. He suffered a broken neck and died from injuries. Police are investigating the bizarre accident.
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Wendell P. Brown
Cleveland Bridge
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Butler
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Edward G. Gray
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Golden Gate Exposition
the Chronicle Telegram
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Sunny Side
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the Chronicle
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Ray R.saun
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