Miners Reject Proposal in Columbus Meeting
Cleveland Ohio July 7 193? Reports say miners refuse to accept a $5 wage scale and will not return to work without a contract tied to the existing agreement Officials noted the board cannot accept any scale not based on the standard agreement and may refer the matter to President John L Lewis for final action
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Ohio
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John L Lewis
Willoughby Hosts Women Voters Session On 1952 Campaign
National League of Women Voters executives and state leaders gathered at Willoughby for a summer session of the executive committee to map the December 1952 congress and 1925 presidential campaign preliminaries. Officers including Bella Sherwin Katharine Ludington and Elizabeth Hanser attended, with sessions starting at breakfast.
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Congress
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National Agus of Women Voters
Willoughby
Gue
Tuitedates
Ieague
Bella Sherwin
Iss Katharine Ludington
Elizabeth J Hanser
Girard
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Chicago
Arthur Ring
Washington
Rsark P
Miron
Fla
We Lowse Gafathsistant
Yorkty
Josephine Schain
Welfare Cooperation
New Orn City
Misa Glades Harri
Secretari
Wash Gton
Chinese rebels seize Tsing Tao despite counterattack
London July 7 dispatch reports Chinese rebels had captured Tsing Tao but faced heavy counterattacks from larger forces. Allied and Japanese authorities hurried to reinforce positions as the town came under renewed assault.
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London
Shanghai
Tsing Tao
Sin Tao
Wimmer Injured Making Dive at Columbus Meet
Reports say athlete Leasure from Chillicothe suffered injuries during a diving attempt at a meet in Columbus. He reportedly struck his head on the pool bottom and may have vertebral injuries.
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Wimmer
Columbus
Chillicathers White Cross Hospital
Rumimak Subfar
Welcome Falcon Motors edition praised by officials
Chronicle Telegram receives thanks from multiple sources for the Falcon Motors Corporation welcome edition. John A Nichols Jr and ER N Harger praise the paper for its excellent layout and coverage of the plant opening and local business support.
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Falcon Motors Corporation
Chronicle Telegram
John A Nichols
Falcon Corporation
Chronicle-Fele
Nichols
Hare
Chronicle-Telegram
Falcon
Elyria
Chroniicle-Telegram
East Bridge Nears Completion With Historic Stones Revealed
County engineer L Delaney says the Fast Bridge will open to traffic within a month after concrete work finishes the east approach. Workers laid dirt to fit arches while two historic telics were repurposed to fill the roadbed, including names Major Gates and builder John Weller. The bridge spans 140 feet with a 20 foot rise, rivaling only a few world structures for length and low rise.
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George FE Crisp
H Hinman
D J Peek
Henry Wurst
John Burrell
John Weller
Delaner
Austria
Taeiman
Weather Damaging Thunderstorms Hit Mahoning Valley Crops
Heavy showers and hail last night battered Mahoning valley crops in Youngstown Ohio. Trees were down and branches broken, disrupting electrical service and causing damage across the area.
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Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Hin Electrical
Railroads Plan Joint Air and Rail Passenger Service
Washington stake announced that July-Saver 1 trunk line railroads propose a combined air and rail passenger service. Assistant Secretary William P. MacCracken approved the plan and will review details with railroad officials in Chicago and Detroit during the Ford reliability airplane tour. Tickets would be sold at railroad offices with possible refunds for bad weather and options for all rail travel.
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William P MacCracken
Commerce
Air
United Press
Nesiptagecote
Poe Bales
Jeu
Lahor
MacCracken
Chicago
Detroit
Four Year Terms Urged for Ohio State Officials
Professor A H Throckmorton addressed Ohio State Bar Association delegates at Cedar Point advocating a constitutional amendment to set four year terms for the Governor and all elected state officers. He called for a single term with no reelection to curb machine politics and ensure stable policy work.
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H Throckmorton
Western Reserve
Luoiversus
Ohio State Bar Association
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Calles
Mat Verdec
Senor Hamion Prada
United States Rejects British Cruiser Proposals at Geneva
In a Geneva naval conference session the United States and Japan oppose Britain’s demand for more cruiser tonnage. Secretary Kellogg tells Britain’s ambassador Washington won’t discuss proposals doubling cruiser strength and seeks about 200 000 tons total for cruisers with a similar cap for destroyers. The talks edge toward collapse without acceptance of limits.
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Geneva
Prescient Coolidge
United States
Japan
Britain
Washington
Rain Boosts County Crops After Heat Wave
A heavy thunderstorm with fresh wind swept the county improving pasture land and relieving crops after an extremely hot stretch. Farmers report rain yesterday morning offering much needed moisture to parched fields and pastures.
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Thander
Youth and marriage discussed by reformers in CrEveland
CrEveland July 7 Two speakers urged youths toward lasting virtue and modern substitutes for holy marriage in a reform assembly. They argued love as a path to moral progress and promoted Carnivan Endeavor as a vehicle for guiding the present generation away from vice. In the same town two people died after stairway falls, Mrs Peat Williams age 52 and Albert Palmer 72, from injuries sustained Monday and three months earlier respectively.
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Creveland
William Wiram Foulkes
Chastian Bodrayi
Fanesville
Mrs Peat] Williams
Albert H Palmer
Wan
First Penalty of Death in Feud War in Illinois
The first death penalty in the southern Illinois saug warfare case was handed down. Radio Millich, former bondage figure, was convicted and recommended for execution for the murder of Ward Jones. Co-defendant Eurst Gowan received a years imprisonment for complicity. Charley Birger, leader of the gang, was not on trial in Benton on a murder charge.
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Marion
Bu Inois
Rado Millich
BirRe- Fankster
Ward Jones Anoth
Eurst Gowan
Jones
Birger
Shelton
Charley Birger
Benton
Sheffield Al Summer Hon Of President
Ambassador James R. Sheffield arrived in Washington for a three day conference with President Coolidge at the summer White House. He plans to discuss his possible resignation and the U S policy toward Mexico. He said he prefers leaving public life and did not discuss resignation until meeting the President.
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CITS
James RL
Sheffield
Mexico
White House
Coolidge
Mentan
White Shefield
Lnoite
Mexico City
24 Feet of Hot Steel Through Hero of Workman
A worker named Kosty, 77, was struck by a three eighths inch steel bar while handling a cutting machine. He pulled the rod from his body, its path narrowly missing vital nerves, leaving coworkers shocked and doctors amazed by his recovery.
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Trent
Paul Kosty
Kosty Hyes
Kosty
Byrd Plans Rapid Global Run to Remote Realms
Paris July 7 Commander Richard Byrd announced a nine year program to explore four of the earth’s most remote regions. He aims to fly to the mouths of rivers and interiors of Brazil Arabia and Mount Everest to study unvisited zones with Navy permission.
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Saxene Fuly
Hartz
Wernigerote
Savons
Magdeburg
Hartz Mountains
Betnern
Elbe and
Weser
Paris
Richard F. Byrd
Navy Department
Tare
Brazil
Arabia
Mount Foerest
Himalaya
Directors reappoint McClellan as general secretary
The directors of the WoC reemployed WO McClellan as general secretary for another year at a routine meeting held this afternoon. Other routine business was transacted.
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Woc
WO McClellan
One Hurt When Auto Is Forced Off Pavement
An unknown motorist crowded two cars on Oberlin road near the county garage Wednesday night about 9. Max Oldfield of Oberlin riding in her husband Wax Oldfield’s car was injured. Leora Ford of Grafton drove the other car. Mrs Oldfield was the only one hurt and was taken to the hospital. Both cars were badly damaged.
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Wax Oldfield
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Leora Ford
Grafton
Mra Oldfield
Falcon Motors increases personnel and Knight car export
Falcon Motors announces a major expansion with plans to add 500 workers in the body building department and to build 25 car bodies daily for export. Company officials and Kiwanis members attended a luncheon at Hotel Newell where George Geisbuler and W O Games outlined growth and welcomed Falcon executives.
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Falcon
Deater
Robert FH Rice
Newell
Knight
Canada
George Geisbuhler
Falcon Motors Comporation
R C Waston
de J E Betteridge
Elyria Barnes
Geisbuler
Brower hood of Locomatics Engineers to elect three trustees
Cleveland July 7 the Brower hood of Locomatics Engineers moves toward electing three permanent trustees to manage its finances. The vote comes amid ongoing trials of four banking officers including W B Prenter Harry Daughert and L G Griffing. Lindquist faced a censure vote as trial talks continue.
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Browerhood of Locomatics Engineers
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Te Brotherhood
Brotherhood
W B_ Prenter
Tfarry P Daughert
Lb G Griffing
C & Lindquist
Sacer
Alvanley Johnston
Lindquist
Jaclinston
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Two Burglaries Reported in City Last Night
Police received reports of two burglaries in the city last night. Entrants cut a door screen in one home and a window in the other. A dresser yielded several bills while other valuables were left untouched. Another home on Fast River Street was ransacked but nothing appeared missing.
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George Barr
Parachute Jumper Seeks Transatlantic Flight to Rome
Miss Glady Ros arrives in Cleveland en route to San Diego to test a transatlantic hop with partner Snyder. She aims to fly to Rome, claiming high parachute records and planning a coast flight to reach the goal.
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New York
Rome
Glady
Ros
San Diego
Roy
Liexrt Delmar
Snyder
Miss Stoy
Toledo Swept by Severe Thunderstorm and High Winds
A violent mid season storm with a 60 mph wind battered Toledo causing tree and telephone damage. The James MacNaughton grounded against a pier as it rode the gusts while fruit crops reportedly suffered little, with the event lasting over two hours.
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Lo Om
James MacNaughton
Berlin and Levine Break Cordial Relations
Paris July 7 Clarence D Chamberlin and Charles A Levine, once partners in the air venture, have ended their cordial relations. A telegram to Byrd sparked the rift as Chamberlin refused to pilot the Bellanca back to the United States, while Levine plans to fly with a French pilot. The two remain in Paris, with tensions mounting over the planned transatlantic flight and aircraft suitability.
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Clarence D .Chamberiie
Charles A Levine
S Tler
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Levine
Richard " Beru Sortuolls
Darry
Chamberlin
Bellanet
United States
Byrd
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