Production Steps Up in Steel Mills Amid Unrest
In Ohio and Indiana, steel plants push toward near normal output as National Guard protect returning workers. At Republic Steel Corrigan McKinney plant in Cleveland 900 workers on 21 hour shifts amid protests led by John L. Lewis allies. About 4,000 strikers and supporters rallied, demanding troop withdrawal. In Indiana, Youngstown Sheet and Tube failed to seal a truce with the Lewis union, delaying reopening of the East Chicago plant.
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Cleveland
Upi
Ohio
Roosevelt
National Guard
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Gr— Steel Mills
John L. Lewis’ Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Corrigan-McKinney
Lee Pressman
Ohio National Guard
Canton
Public Square
Joseph Kovner
Indianapolis
M. Cliford Townsend
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Lewis Union
Chicago
Ind
Complaints On Flood Waters Near Oxford And Garford
Last night in Oxford area near Kenyon Avenue East Broad Street and Garford Avenue residents urged action to fix flood water conditions. Council President Ed Notley sent the issue to a committee for study and recommendation. J C Crisp of Eastern Heights Land Company cited surface drainage from about 300 acres of farmland and Councilman S X Black called basement flooding a health hazard and inconvenience during heavy rains.
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Oxford
Kenyon Avenue
East Broad Street
Garford Avenue
Ed. Notley
J. C. Crisp
Eastern Heights Land Company
Counsil
S. X. Black
Ohio Weather Outlook Tonight Through Thursday
High pressure rests over the lower lakes and southeast with northwest high pressure as a trough runs from Hudson Bay through Minnesota to Texas. Tonight and Thursday slight warmth in the extreme south, otherwise warmer Thursday. scattered showers and thunderstorms affect the South and Middle Atlantic States and the Southern Rockies. Ohio Valley temperatures rise while the Northern Plains stay cooler.
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Ohio
Lower Lakes
Northwest
Hudson's Bay
Minnenota
Texas
Middle Atlantic
Rockies
Ohio Valley
Plains
Council Approves First Reading of New Gas Rate Ordinance
The council passed on first reading a gas rate ordinance. It lowers rates for the first four years for customers using 3000 feet or more, then steps up in year five, with an average five year rate of 67.8 cents per thousand cubic feet. The plan includes a $1 minimum charge for 500 cubic feet and a 5 percent late fee.
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Council
Seward N. Black
Esfyria
Black
Athens
Mansfield
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Farm Hand Suffers Skull Fracture in Farm Dispute
Gust Nagy, a farm hand on the Steve Harsar farm along Route 5 north of North Ridge road, was hospitalized in Amherst with a possible fractured skull and lacerations after an alleged fight yesterday with colleague George Boras. They were in a hay field when the dispute started and Boras struck Nagy with a pitchfork.
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Gust Nagy
Steve Harsar
Route 5
North Ridge Road
Amherst Hospital
George Boras
Boras
Nagy
Inmates at County Infirmary Seek Budget Increase
Reuben Baus, superintendent, asked county commissioners for a 4.00 rise in next year’s County Home budget. The 193S request totals 42,700 up from 35,700 this year, citing general price increases. The Home is at capacity with 153 inmates as departments submit budgets for the county tax rate next year.
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Reuben Baus
Flood Control Bill To Be Considered By House Next Week
Washington July 7 The house rules committee approved a bill enabling early house consideration of a flood control measure authorizing 24.9 million dollars for levees flood walls and reservoirs in the Ohio River basin The administration approved bill likely to be brought up in the house next week.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Whitlington
Ohin River
Twenty Minute Parking Zones on Broad Street
Service Director D. Faxon announced a trial of four twenty minute parking areas on Broad Street aimed at afternoon shoppers. Each zone holds six cars, located between Court and West Avenues and between Middle and East Avenues, with an 8 am to 6 pm weekday limit. The plan will gauge public response before possible continuation, and zones are set for general shopper convenience rather than merchant benefit.
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Broad Street
D. Faxon
Faxon
Broad Stret
Court Street
West Avenue
Middle
East Avenues
Reach Crucial Point In War In Spain
Fronts across Spain see fierce fighting as Nationalists and Loyalists push for quick victory. Nationalists gain the Castro hills west of Bilbao, a key position 25 miles from Santander. Loyalists report drives in Madrid area with advances near Brunete and Villanueva del Canada, while Valencia fronts claim moves on Granada front amid conflicting reports.
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Hendaye
Dispatches
Bilbao
Santander
Madrid
Brunetean
Amherst to Vote on Special Levy to Retire Bonds
Amherst village voters will decide at the August primary election on a two mill levy outside the 10 mill limit to retire the remaining 125000 bonds issued in 1921. The levy would raise about 12000 annually to pay debts and adjust teacher salaries, with retirement due by 1952.
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Amherst Village
A. J. Bauer
Bauer
Guffey Attacks Supreme Court Over Court Reorganization
Senator Joseph F. Guffey charged Chief Justice Hughes with campaigning against Roosevelt’s judiciary program as the Senate opened debate on the court reorganization. He cited Hughes’s letter to Wheeler and Van DeVanter’s resignation as evidence of behind the scenes tactics, calling the court “in retreat” for reversing key decisions.
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Washington
Joseph F. Guffey
Supreme Court
Senate
Charles Evans Hughes
Roosevelt
New Deal Senators
Senate Judiciary Committee
Guffey
Harding
Assairs Hughes Guffey
Hughes
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Judiciary Committee
Willis van DeVanter
Ohio's Liquor System Upheld by Appeals Court
In Columbus on July 7 a unanimous circuit court of appeals decision upheld Ohio's liquor monopoly. Judges Geiger Barnes and Hornbeck affirmed Judge Randall of Franklin County Common Pleas, rejecting Ely Frankenstein's challenge that the liquor board's power was an unconstitutional delegation. The court found no delegation of legislative or judicial authority and no constitutional debt invalidating the act.
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Columbus
Ohio
Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank Geiger
J. D. Barnes
Roscoe Hornbeck
Cecil J. Randall
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Ely G. Frankenstein
Cincinnati
State Liquor Board
Liquor Board
Executions Reported in Algeciras After Bombing
Gibraltar dispatch notes that thirty eight leftist prisoners were executed in Algeciras, in reprisal for yesterday's Loyalist bombing of the city. Names and specific victims are not provided.
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Gibraltar
Algeciras
Plans For Visit Of Ohio State Safety Truck To Elsrna
Plans for the Ohio State Safety Council safety truck visit to Elsrna on July 22 moved toward completion after a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Police Chief Stankard partnered with the committee to arrange stationing on Second Street. The outdoor two hour program begins about 7:54 p.m. and features films including The Hit and Run Driver and Safety for Sale.
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Ohio State Safety Council
Elsrna
J. Stankard
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Court Street
Dar Foz
Filgria
Ohio
Drift survivor predicts Earhart and Noonan safe
Otis Stantz a retired naval officer who drifted nine days after a 1925 Pacific seaplane crash said he believes Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan are probably all right and have strong chances of rescue The nine day drift ended when a submarine found the wreck near Honolulu Stantz noted their plane had extensive safety gear and water making equipment which could sustain them for weeks if needed while ours had little food and water and a wind driven radio generator that failed after landing
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United Press
Jasonville
Ind
Otis Stantz
Pacific Ocean
Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonan
Stantz
Miss Earhart
Noonan
San Francisco
Honolulu
John Rogers
B. J. Connell
S. K. Pope
William Bowlin
Howland Island
Protest at Fairgrounds Seeks Ban on Mechanical Racing
Western Heights residents urged council to curb auto and motorcycle racing at the fairgrounds amid dust and nuisance complaints. Council members debated measures, with Frank Henke pushing for an ordinance prohibiting mechanical racing and Leonard Fowls proposing formal action. Other officials voiced support for possible legislation, planning to consider at the next meeting.
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Western Heights
Fairgrounds
Frank Henke
Sixth Ward
West
Henke
Leonard Fowls
Second Ward
Courteis
Fowls
Elmer Nelson
Ras
Kiwanians To Hear Japanese Writer At Elysia Club
The Elysia Kiwanis Club will host Japanese writer and lecturer M. T. Peers at the Graystone hotel tomorrow. Peers, a prominent journalist and promoter of U S Japan friendship, will discuss the Far Eastern situation American-Japanese relations and Oriental life and culture.
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Elysia Kiwanis Club
Graystone Hotel
M. T. Peers
United States
Indiana
Marching blocked Ford plant protest sparks police deployment
The National Labor Relations Board denied the Ford Brotherhood of America the right to join hearings against Ford Motor Co over Wagner Act charges. Separately the United Automobile Workers canceled a planned March on the River Rouge plant after an unsigned telegram warned of a riot. Police and state officials were stationed at the Dearborn gates to monitor the scene.
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Detroit
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Brotherhood of America
Ford Motor Company
John T. Lindsay
Independent
Union of
Ford Workers
Ford
United Automobile Workers of America Today
Laurence Lyons
Dearborn
Frank Murphy
Council Acts on Several Traffic and Facility Requests
Council President Ed Notley referred a taxi and bus parking petition with 750 signatures to a committee. A taxi position on Court street and a bus reallocation were studied, with a recommendation to restore taxis to the west side. Fire, water, and street-light matters were referred to committees for action and study.
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Council
Ed. Notley
F. B. Squire
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
W. N. Bates
Notley
Court Street
Broad Street
Counmilman S. N. Black
US Battleship Colorado Heads to Phoenix Islands in Earhart Search
The Colorado with three swift planes launches from Honolulu toward Winslow Bank in the Phoenix Islands to search for Amelia Earhart and Frederick Noonan. A 19-ship, 4,000-man fleet Including Itasca Lexington and four destroyers converges on the area with plans to deploy planes from the ship. Reports of possible Earhart sightings circulate, but many officials doubt authenticity.
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Honolulu
T. H
Colorado
Phoenix Islands
South Pacific
Amelia Earhart
Frederick Noonan
Winslow Bank
Phoenix
Friedell
Howland Island
Miss Harbart
Fridell
Coast Guard
Itasca
Lexington
Howland
Naval Headquarters
Oakland
George Huxford
Washington, D. C
Amelia
Noonan
George Putnam
Miss Earhart
Huxford
Navy
Three Family Members Die In Blaze At Marlow
MARLOW X H July 7 Three members of a family perished in a one story wooden dwelling fire. Earl Hurd 35 a lumberman and his wife Rena 27 died at a hospital in Reene 15 miles away. A four year old son also died in the flames with the body not recovered immediately.
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Marlow
X. H
Earl Hurd
Rena
Reene
New Councilman At Meeting Takes Chair Of Safety Committee
Fifth Ward representative Councilman Edward Wilcox attended his first regular meeting and was named chairman of the Safety Committee. He also joined the Streets and Sidewalks and Parks and Bridges Committees by President W. E. B. Notley. The posts were previously held by Notley before the Dia succession to the presidency. WR rox was named to the receiver post created by Notley’s advancement in the presidency.
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Fifth Ward
Edward Wilcox
Parks Am Bridges
Comme
W. E. B. Notley
Notley
Dia
Wrrox
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Jean Piccard
Rochester
Minn
Acme
Broad St
Spain
Amherst
Pacific
Navigator Noonan
Anna Kennedy
Ford River Rouge
Bulletin
U. S
Los Angeles
Whittier
Calif
Pearl Harbor
Putnam
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