Marching Back To Mills In Cleveland
National Guardsmen protected the reopening of Republic Steel Co plants in Cleveland as about 8 000 workers faced a tense return to work. Militia and police kept order at Corrigan McKinney Truscon and Upson plants while 1 500 guards watched the gates. Some workers returned in steady numbers. others remained deterred by picket lines and union leaders claims. The Steel and Tube plant delayed its reopening amid continued C I O activity.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Ohio
Committee For Industrial Organization
Republic
Corrigan-McKinney
Truscon Mills
Upson
Cleveland Mills
Warren Strikers Sting Automobile Line With Stones
In Warren and Niles a dozen cars carrying non strikers were pelted with rocks by Republic Steel strike supporters. Windshields shattered but no injuries were reported as National Guard patrols ringed the plant area. Pickets targeted workers vehicles to halt mill operations during a 40 day strike under militia protection.
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Warren
Republic Steel Corp
Niles
National
Une
Republic
Ohio Weather Sketch Promises Warmer Wednesday
A high pressure system sits over the lake region and Ohio valley this morning while a central low tracks over North Dakota. Another high lies over the Pacific Northwest. Recent 24 hour activity shows showers and thunderstorms from the lower Mississippi Valley to the Southeast and Southeastern Ohio, with additional showers in Montana and northern Canada. Temperature changes remain slight.
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Ohio
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
North Dakota
Pacific Northwest
Mississippi Valley
South
Middle Atlantic
Montana
Canadian
Huge Flying Boats Cross The Atlantic
In a historic civil aviation moment at Botwood Newfoundland the British Imperial Airways flying boat Caledonia arrived at 5 07 am EST from Foynes Ireland completing an 11 hour minutes earlier the Pan American Airways Clipper 111 seaplane began a two way experimental trans Atlantic service departing Botwood at 4 10 pm EST and reaching Foynes 12 hours 31 minutes later arriving at Foynes 26 minutes after the Caledonia.
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Botwood
Newfoundland
British Imperial Airways
Caledonia
Foynes
Irish Free State
Pan American Airways
Ireland
Southampton
England
VIU
Atlantic
Fort Washington
Todaty
Midget Auto Driver Dies in Lorain County Race
One death occurred during Fourth of July weekend in Lorain County as a midget automobile race at a half mile dirt track ended with Keneath Seeley of Buffalo suffering a crushed chest. Seeley, 31, died minutes after his car lost a rear wheel and crashed through the fence. eight cars competed in the five mile event. No other serious highway or fireworks injuries were reported. Seeley, formerly of Akron, operated a Buffalo garage and is survived by wife and two children. He died at Elyria Memorial Hospital and his body was to be sent to Buffalo.
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Lorain County
Keneath Seeley
Buffalo
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Seeley
A. C. Kish
Erle
Seely
Akron
Seneca Streets
Nichols Funeral Home
Sheriff's Department
Lake Avenue
Lorain
Victor Common
Elbe Street
Elyria
Michael Opalanik
Opalanik
Homer Common
Victor
Noted Organist Yeamans Dies in Oberlin
Laurel Everett Yeamans, noted organist born July 11, 1890 in Ja Grange Ohio, died July 4 at Allen Memorial Hospital after a three day illness. Funeral at Sedzeman Parlors with Dr W F Bohn in charge. An Oberlin Conservatory graduate 1910, he studied organ under Dr George W Andrews and piano under Prof William K Breckenridge. He served as organist for local churches and held American Guild of Organists associateship.
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Oberlin
Laurel Everett Yeamans
Allen Memorial Hospital
Sedzeman
W. F. Bohn
Mr. Yeamans
Ja Grange
Ohio
United Brethren
Lorain
Horse Fatally Injures Farmer in Chestnut Ridge Stall
George Bemis aged 76 of Chestnut Ridge road was fatally hurt when kicked and trampled by a farm horse while cutting the animal's forelock in its stall. He died at home about 5 p.m. Burial will be at Butternut Ridge cemetery after funeral at Nichols Funeral Home on Wednesday. Survived by wife Anna Nash Bemis, son Alvin, brother Charles F. Bemis, sister Flora Holzhauser. member of Masonic Lodge and Elyria chapters.
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George Bemis
Chestnut Ridge Road
4& Farm
Bemis
Anna Nash Bemis
Alvin § Bemis
Charles F. Bemis
Flora Holzhauer
Elyria
Masonic Lodge of
Oberlin
Council
Nichols Funeral Home
A. E. Kemp
Butternut Ridge Road Cemetery
Committee To Meet With Colson Co Officials
Negotiations were under way today between Colson company officials and a shop committee representing union employees to resolve a dispute after a 12 cent hourly wage increase was refused. Union members, said to represent over 90 percent of workers, authorized the shop committees by a 76 percent vote on Saturday to meet with company officials and seek an adjustment if possible.
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Colson Company
Two Penfield Grange Groups to be Honored
Lorain County Penfield Grange members assemble at the Penfield School to honor two Penfield Grange organizations for county wide contest victories. The Penfield subordinate Grange earned first place and the Penfield Juvenile Grange finished in a final division position. An altar and run will be presented, with Pomona Grange presenting prizes after the three month long contest rule.
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Lorain County
Penfield
Pomona Grange
Safest and Sanest Fourth In Many Years Recorded
United Press reports a nationwide July Fourth celebration with about 500 violent deaths in three days, expected to rise toward 650 as reports come in. Traffic and fireworks reduced deaths, aided by rain. Notable losses occurred in Texas and Florida including drownings off Florida and an oil test well blast in Jefferson, Texas. Over 1,000 injured in fireworks incidents with several infections feared.
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United Press
National Safety Council
Texas
Florida
Mexico
Jefferson, Tex
Ohio
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Washington, D. C
Radio Amateur Reports Amelia Earhart SOS Message
Charles McGill, an Oakland radio amateur, reported from San Francisco that at 6:35 A M a faded voice message was received claiming Earhart's plane sent SOS signals. The message described the aircraft drifting northwest over the ocean with motors sinking and water flooding the fuselage.
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San Francisco
Charles McGill
Oakland
Amelia Earhart
North
Howland
Roosevelt asked to mediate AFL CIO union dispute
United Press reports President Roosevelt was asked to intervene to settle the AFL and CIO rift limiting the 5 million members. A secret formula, prepared by a labor-aligned senator, has been presented but leaders Green and Lewis have not seen it. Officials say a hands-off approach is advised and no peace plan is imminent.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Labor Movement
William Green
Federation
John L. Lewis
United Press Today
Mr. Roosevelt
Fireworks Safety Caution Noted in Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital staff reported no fireworks injuries over the Fourth of July weekend. Superintendent Frank W. Hoover noted that children were careful or fortunate as firecrackers boomed through Sunday and Monday, with no victims arriving for treatment.
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Elyria
Frank W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Oe Ges Hospital
Final Elyria voter registration deadline announced
The Board of Elections announced July 12 as the final day to register for Elyria voters. The rule applies to those who did not register for the last election or who have moved since then. Voters must register to be eligible for the August 10 primaries at the Board of Elections in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building.
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Elyria
Board of Elections
Elyria Savings and Trust
Belden Man Suffer Skull Fracture After Altercation
Arthur Reynolds, 34, of Belden, is in Elyria Memorial Hospital with a fractured skull after a quarrel sparked by a card game at Arndt's saloon in Field Corners. Deputy Paonessa said the assault began when Reynolds struck first, knocking him to the pavement. Reynolds’ condition was listed as serious. He was helped to the hospital by William Reynolds C. C. Harrington and Dan Reisinger.
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Arthur Reynolds
Belden
Elyria Memorial Hosiital
William Syndy
Fields Corners
Samuel Paonessa
Arndt
Reynolds
Reynold
William Reynolds
C. C. Harrington
Dan Reisinger
Hope Signals Spark New Life in Earhart Rescue
Faint carrier waves believed from Amelia Earhart's plane and navigator Fred J. Noonan sparked renewed hope of a rescue near Howland Island four days overdue. Ships and aircraft scoured the vast Pacific as officials weighed a possible sighting and false leads from garbled messages and mistaken flares.
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Amelia Earhart
Frederick J. Noonan
Pacific
Itasca
Howland Island
Lexington
Honolulu
T. H
U. P
Fred J. Noonan
S East Guard
Pan American Airways
Miss Earhart
Las
New Guinea
America
San Francisco
George Palmer Putnam
Miss. Earhart
Howland
Swan
Boordy
United States
Colorado
Tokyo
Noonan
Itesco
Bown
Bank of France Lowers Discount Rate
Paris notes the Bank of France reduced its discount rate from six to five percent. The rate on advances on bonds was cut to six percent and the rate on 24 day loans adjusted to five and a half percent.
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Bank of France
Paris
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Mills
Bulletin
Flying Laboratory
Colson Co
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