Ohio flood damages reach into hundreds of thousands
Slow receding water across six southern Ohio counties along the Ohio River caused farmland losses to crops and livestock, washed out roads and bridges, and damaged bridges. Rain exceeded four inches over two days, renewing flood conditions but not reaching danger stage at the river. Fishermen from Lorain were trapped on Brush Creek and rescued after climbing a tree.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio River
Lawrence
Scioto
Adams
Hamilton
Clermont
Brown
Brush Creek
Adams County
Lorain
Torrential Raineni Forces Damages Across Counties
The region faced heavy flood damage with 12 bridges swept away in Lawrence county and crop losses in lowlands. Meigs and Gallia saw major grain losses while Scioto and Meigs roads diverted traffic. Hamilton county logged 4.43 inches of rain with unsettled showers predicted ahead.
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Lawrence County
Scioto
Gallia
Meigs
Meigs County
Galia
Hamilton County
Immediates
West Virginia Flood Damages Prompt Evacuations
Charleston reports residents along the Elk River lowlands moving property and livestock as heavy rain drives rivers and creeks to new highs. Homes destroyed, crops damaged, sewer backups flood streets while authorities fear bank erosion and a bridge could fail. The Weather Bureau cites 3.7 inches by day and .71 inches at night as the season's heaviest in years.
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Charleston
W. Va
Elk River
Weather Bureau
Sparks illuminated cascades attract thousands in Jackson
Tourists visit Jackson to view the Sparks illuminated cascades stretching 500 feet long and 60 feet wide. Multi colored lights shimmer on the falling waters as jets create white spray. Two pumps propel 2,000 gallons of water over the cascades each minute drawing crowds since the opening.
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Cascades
Jackson
Mich
Cass Cades
Radio Programs across Cleveland Stations Listing July
Cleveland radio listings show WTAM WHE WGAR and other stations with hourly programs and acts. Highlights include Jack and Ji, Don Amado's Band, Buffalo Symphony, Duke Ellington Band, Chandu the Magician, Ruth Etting, and Mayoral era broadcasts with various orchestras and vocal acts scheduled through late evening.
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Cleveland
WTAM
Pirate Club
Don Amado
P. Jones
Revuelers
Merle Alcock
Glades Rice
Ensemble
Corncob Pipe Club
Tylers
Buffalo Symphony
Nellie Revell
Vincent Lopeze
Jack and Jil
America
Don Amendio
Tack Miles
Bend
Chandu
Cook
Tli
Sam
Kate Smith
Burns and
Anen
The
Crime Club
Ruth Etting
Adventures In Health
Fritz Miller
Berlon
Archie
Bertie
Chas Deutsch
Duke Ellington
Magician
Louise
Iissi
Jimmy Ague
Helen Wyant Wgar
Dantes of
Lowell Thomas
Ward Wilson
Stebbins Boys
Jones and Hare
Ti1di—Funk
Island Boat Club
Olsens Orchestra
Country Doctor
Whispering Jack Smith
Amos
Andy
Georgia
Wildcats
Eivening
Ruth
Kate
Merle Jacobs
Emmett and
Larry
Mystery Tenor
Lakewood
Billy and
Roy
Prosperity
June Vorkin
NEC
Waildorf-Astoria
Donald Nevis
Whiteman
WGY
Buffaio
Lopez
WWJ
Ralph Bickbery
Buddy Rogers
Charles Agnew
WIZ
WLW
Taxpayers’ League
KDKA
Tish
McCravy Brothers
Soderp’s
Master’s Orchestra
Hotel Pierre
CBS
WABC
St Moritz
WGR
William Vincent Hall
Funnyboners
WKBN
Gras
Bing Crosby
Disorderly Conduct at Rivoli Reveals Grimmer Police Life
At the Rivoli Theatre a blunt portrait of city police is offered in Disorderly Conduct. The film follows an ambitious motorcycle officer driven by politics into disgrace, a principled police captain torn between love and duty, and a politician’s daughter whose arrogance triggers conflict, with the politician himself pursuing personal revenge.
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Rivoli Theatre
Man About Town at Capitol Theatre
Fox Production featuring Warner and Baxter in a capital intrigue tale. Two friends see their bond tested by a woman’s entrance, sparking jealousy and romance before tragedy. They later defend her as she faces murder charges, restoring their friendship.
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Fox
Warner
Baxter
Capitol Theatre
Broadcast Schedule Overflow from Multiple Stations
A dense list of radio program times and performers across stations including Akron WA DC WTAM WLW and Cincinnati WLW. Entries feature orchestras, bands, singers, magicians such as Chandu, and acts like Isham Jones, Bing Crosby, and Lombardo. Also lists livestock markets, weather, sports flashes, and variety segments across day parts.
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Berlow
Duchin
Bard
Isnam Jones
Ball Room
Gasvarre
Akron Wadc
Tito
Tommy
Sherlock
Bing Crosby
Eton
Sam
Kate Smith
Colonel
Bud
Lombardo
Crims Club
Ruth Btung
Barlow
Walker
Li—Nelson
Duckin
Isham Jones
WTAM
Margaret DeVine
Breen and
DeRose
Rhythm Boys
Radio Household Institute
U. S&s Navy Band
Home Circle
George Washington
IWTAM
Jack and Jill
Sports Flash
Moss and Jones
Jack Petti
Jack Miles
Woman's Radio
Skippy
Virginia Brown
the Masqueraders
Ray Donna
Baseball Flash
Pirate Club
Ray Perkins
The
Goldbergs
Russ Columbo
Whiteman
Aeronautical Review
Don Amado
Pet chicken saves baby life in San Antonio attack
A pet chicken owned by Mrs. Gladys Martin of San Antonio, Texas, killed a mad English bull terrier that had attacked her two year old son. The fowl pecked the dog to death in seven minutes and escaped uninjured, leaping onto the dog so quickly the child was not hurt.
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Gladys Martin
San Antonio
Tex
Whipping Post Used By Ohio Judge
In Millersburg Ohio Judge Robert B Putnam ordered 20 lashes for two men who pled guilty to petit larceny and refrigerator theft. Sheriff John Stevens carried out the punishment as a demonstration to curb crime, with the judge invoking Jeffersonian measures to widen penalties. The defendants chose lashes over a 20 day workhouse sentence.
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Millersburg. C
Robert B. Putnam
Ohio
Holmes County
John Stevens
Putnam
Thomas Jefferson
Jesse Wynn
William
Steves
Melvin Horst
Moscow Sus subway plans foreseen as first national importance
The Moscow subway project is designated as anudar ni a shock brigade construction by the Council of People's Commissars. Excavations have begun and a 12 kilometer stretch is slated to open by the end of 1933. Technical head Prof Victor Nikolay says the system will echo New York in appearance but resemble London in depth and tube type, with distinct Soviet architecture. Foreign experts including Germans, English, French and Americans are consulted. several specialists are currently in Moscow to tailor plans to local conditions and geology, where underground rivulets complicate construction.
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Moscow
Council of People’s Commissars
Victor Nikolay
United Press
New York
London
J. C. Martin
B. T. Brook
E Evans
Republican leaders meet in Columbus for campaign planning
Columbus Ohio July 6 Republican nominess for state offices, a sub committee of the State Central committee and Postmaster General Walter F Brown discussed plans for the coming campaign. They anticipate a relatively short, intensive drive with the state convention set for September.
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Columbus
State Central Committee
Walter F. Brown
Hoover
Justice Francia learns he is not a citizen at last
Richard B. Francia, 71, long serving as justice of the peace, discovers he is not a citizen. Supreme Court Justice Edward N. Smith issues his naturalization papers, resolving the status. In a separate note, Mrs Geo Harper claims to be the most isolated housewife in the United States. Her 900 acre ranch in southern Malheur County sits 21 miles from the Nevada line, with the Harper house as the sole dwelling in a 70 mile stretch between the Owyhee River and McDermitt, Nev.
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Evelyn Flo Scott
Natchitoches
Anthony J. Sarno
New York Society
Iuage Winifred C. Allen
Harrison
N. Y
Sarno
Mayfair
Mrs. Sarno
New York
Justice
Remsen
Richard B. Francia
Supreme Court
Edward N. Smith
Vale
Ore
Geo. Harper
Malheur County
Nevada
United States
Harper
Owyhee River
McDermitt, Nev
Police discount man’s tale of dog hunt in burglary charge
In Pueblo a man named Pete Corillo claimed he was hunting his dog when police found him abroad at 4 a m. He was charged with attempting to burglarize a store, with officers unsympathetic to his story.
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Pueblo
Pete Corillo
Discontented Bonus Army Demands New Leader
In Washington a restless Bonus Army protests press their claims for aid to destitute World War veterans. Senate inaction spurs discontent as Walter W Waters travels to New York for food donations and 1500 pounds of meat arrive by air. Some veterans call for new leadership while most pledge to stay the course.
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Washington
Océ
Bonus
Senate
Congress
Washington Monument
Capitol
Walter W. Waters
New York
Waters
Burglar Pair Sought After Newton Falls Marshal Is Fatally Wounded
County authorities search for two burglars after a gun battle fatally wounds Warren County Marshal Scott M. Vasbinder at the Newton Falls branch of the Warren Telephone company. He dies at Warren City Hospital from two abdomen wounds. A hat, cap, coat and flashlight are found as clues near the scene. A trailer tips over on Middle Avenue and Broad Street as it is unloaded. Solar radiation noted as the earth’s main energy source for the day.
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Warren
Scott M. Vasbinder
Newton Falls
Vasbinder
Warren City
Warren Telephone Company
We Hunt
Detroit
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Ponss
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Thelma White and
Fannie Watson
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West Virginia
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WM. Farnum
Ralph Ince
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Fox News
Rivolii
Dreamland
Spencer Tracy
Sally Eilers
Hye
EL Brendel
Dickie Moore
Ralph Bellamy
Max. Schneling
Jack Sharkey
DDED
Louise Dresser
Jobyna Howland
Minna Gombell
Rivoli
Uly
A. We
Clara Alden Spence
U .S. Navy Band
the Ambassadors
Ben Alley
Ethel
Harry
Louis Rich’ Orchestra
Berumen_ Musicale
Boston Popular Revue
U. S. Army Band
Round Towners
Bridge Congress
Abe Lyman
Joe Palocks
Alicé Sheldon
Mills Brothers
Adele Starr
Oazie Nelson
Noble
Sissie
PET Chicken
Baby
Henry E. Horton
Lewis I. Pope
Tennessee
Millersburg
Dallis
Indian Creek
Anthony Watts
Watts
Springfield
Harry K. Durst
Nniversary
Lynn
Mass
Verell H. Dunbar
Lynn Highlands
Jake
D' Scholls
Anacostia
D. S
Pisce
Rexall
Blue Jay
Burma
Listerine
Ingrams Eee
Prince Albert
Rex Salvine
Psunburn
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