New Constitution Approved For Ireland
Dublin July 7 The Irish Free State will become Eire or Ireland on December 29 with its own president under a new nearly republican constitution approved by 686042 to 528296. It makes Irish the first official language and outlines a transition to a formal republic while northern Ireland remains separate. Fianna Fail won 69 seats but lost the majority in Dail Eireann, forcing reliance on independents or Labor for support as talks on leadership and terms continue.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Eire
Ireland
Free State
Northern Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Executive Council
Dail Eireann
Senate
de Valeria
Fianna Fail
Republican Party
de Valera
Frank Faby
Labor Party
Stean O'Kelly
J. P. Ruttledge
Erre
Ohio Postmasters To Hear Farley At Cedar Point Meeting
Lorain County postmasters and postal supervisors join statewide delegates at Cedar Point for a three day Ohio chapter meeting July 15 17 18 with 1000 to 1500 expected. Speakers include Postmaster General James A Farley Governor Martin L Davey and Senator Robert J Bulkley. Entertainment boat ride and banquet are planned.
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Lorain County
Ohio
National Association of Postmasters
National Association of Postal Supervisors
Cedar Point
James A. Farley
Martin L. Davey
Robert J. Bulkley
C. J. Carter
Farmers Studying Modernizing Plans in County Book
A number of Lorain County farmers are studying modernization plans for farm buildings and new structures in the Midwestern Plan Book at the county agricultural extension office. The book, created by the USDA and agricultural colleges of 15 Midwest states, offers farm home and building plans for various purposes.
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Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
United States Department of Agriculture and Agricultural Colleges
Board Of Tax Revision To Meet Tomorrow
The county board of tax revision chaired by Oscar Dunn, with County Auditor C. Keleer and County Treasurer Walter Wright, will meet tomorrow to consider delinquent property tax charges. About 11,000 parcels may be certifiable to the tax commission as not worth paying taxes, mostly allotment land. The board will stay in session until decisions are made on all properties in this class. England's present infant death tale is the lowest ever known.
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County Board of Tax Revision
C. Keleer
Walter Wright
Oscar G. Dunn
Tax Commission
Board of Revision
Lorain County farmers prep for 1937 soil program
Lorain County farmers begin preparations for the 1937 Agricultural Conservation Program at the county conservation committee office. About 160 participants from 1936 await first checks as many 1936 payments remain unsettled. An aerial farm survey will help map crops and eligible acreages while inspections start late this month to determine each farmer's share, with cards returned to Elyria Savings and Trust Building.
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Lorain County
County Conservation Committee
Ohio
County Committee
Elyria
Lorain County Girls Leave For Camp Crag
Four Lorain County girls depart for Camp Crag in Medina County to join youths from northeastern Ohio counties for the district Young People's Institute. The Lorain County group includes Rebecca Rea Elyria Township Doris Minnich Carlisle Township Janet Baus Carlisle Ridgeville Township and Margaret Burkley Ridgeville Township, all members of the Lorain County Senior Four-H Club. Ohio State University faculty members are among the discussion leaders.
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Lorain County
Camp Crag
Medina County
Ohio
Young People’s Institute
Rebecca Rea
Elyria Township
Doris Minnich
Janet Baus
Carlisle Township
Margaret Burkley
Ridgeville Township
Ohio State University
Japan and Russia Exchange Protests Over Amur Clashes
Moscow and Tokyo reported protests over new clashes along the Amur frontier between Manchukuo and Russia. Both sides accused the other of firing first after a series of fights on Monday that left soldiers dead and wounded. Officials warned the incidents unlikely to trigger broader consequences.
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Moscow
Russia
Japan
Amur
Far East
Tokyo
Manchukuo
William Powell Returns to Studio After Harlow Death
Hollywood July 7 William Powell returned to work at a movie studio for the first time since Jean Harlow's death a month ago. He had been in seclusion after her funeral. Harlow's body lies in a 25000 mausoleum room Powell bought at Forest Lawn Park.
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Hollywood
William Powell
Jean Harlow
Miss Harlow
Powell
Forest Lawn Park
Permit Issued For New Dwelling On Columbia Ave
A building permit for a $9,600 two story frame dwelling with 30 by 30 foot foundation and attached two car garage was issued yesterday by Building Inspector Hart Dickaxon. The house sits on the south side of Columbia Avenue between Park and Garford, for Arthur and Helen Couch. Henry Heidrich is the general contractor.
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Columbia Avenue
Arthur
Helen Couch
Hart Dickaxon
Arthur Couch
Couch-Uthe Company
Park and Garford Avenues
Henry Heidrich
Courthouse filings and sentences in Lorain area
In And About The Court House June Sugerik of Lorain filed suit for divorce today from Thom as Sugerik on grounds of cruelty. Dan Bena filed suit against Alex Vary et al asking to have a transfer of property set aside in volving Lorain property, so that a judgment which he holds for $450 may be collected by foreclosure. Vasil Vorkovich was granted a divorce by Judge D. A. Cook to day from Mildred on grounds of neglect and absence. Tony Tomerarco, 65, of Lorain, was sentenced to six months in Toledo workhouse by Judge D. A. Cook today on his plea of guilty to a statutory offense involving a Lorain girl.
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June Sugerik
Lorain
Thomas Sugerik
Dan Bena
Alex Vary
Vasil Vorkovich
D. A. Cook
Mildred
Tony Tomerarco
Toledo
Mothers' Club To Be Organized In Elyria High School
A Mothers' Club will be organized under the county Aid for Dependent Children department with WPA adult education program support. Miss Doris Todd and Miss Gertrude Levin supervise, assisted by Mrs. Platner and Mrs. Williams. The group will meet at 2 p.m. Friday in Room 138 Washington Building for women’s social and educational activities and discussions on budgeting child training foods and environment.
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County Department of Aid
WPA
Washington
Elyria High School
Doris Todd
County
Gertrude Levin
Platner
Willams
Child Aid Bureau
Art Treasure Is Traded For Dog
Arthur Lloyd, owner of a modest antique shop in Chicago, traded a painting for a puppy. The dust-covered portrait, a Greuze, later proven by Dr Maurice Goldblatt of Notre Dame Galleries to be an original and highly valuable work, depicts a young blonde woman. Lloyd plans to connect with the seller to negotiate a share of the proceeds from a potential sale.
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Chicago
Arthur Lloyd
Jean Baptiste Greuze
Lloyd
Liord
Maurice Goldblatt
University of Notre Dame Galleries
Goldblatt
Girl Jumps To Her Death From Hotel
JOAN JACOBS, 27, attractive brunette from a well to do family, leapt from the ninth floor of the Brown Hotel in Louisville after placing a glass on a windowsill. Her note said she had taken her own life and asked that no one be blamed.
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Louisville
Joan Jacobs
Brown
Joan
Conference of Governors of Seven States Called On Steel Strike
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins was asked to convene a conference of governors from seven states affected by the steel strike. Discussions with Dr John R Steelman and leaders of the CIO support the idea. The proposed plan mirrors the Inland Steel settlement engineered by Gov M Difford Townsend and Labor Commissioner Thomas Hutson.
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Washington
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
John R. Steelman
Department’s Conciliation Service
Committee For Industrial Organization
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Inland Steel Company
Three Are Fined On Fireworks Charges
Three people paid fines of 5 pounds plus costs in police court for violating the city fireworks ordinance. Fined were Joe Talarski of 503 East Broad Street Ronald Pontius of Grafton and DeForest Rimbach of 180 Lincoln Court. Edward Gempka of 114 Warren Avenue, charged with the same offense, had his hearing continued to Saturday morning. The four offenses were among seven arrests made by police over the weekend and Independence Day.
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Joe Talarski
East Broad Street
Ronald Pontius
Grafton
DeForest Rimbach
Lincoln Court
Edward Gempka
Warren Avenue
Indictments Over 200 for Mahoning Strike Violence
In Mahoning County a grand jury indicted over 200 people cited in steel strike violence. Two former SWOC organizers, Robert Burke and John Stevenson, appear in true bills after a four day hearing. Burke faces inciting to riot charges while Stevenson is charged with removal of railroad tracks. Burke is a former Republic Steel organizer and ex Columbia University student once dismissed for anti Nazi activities.
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Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Robert Burke
John Stevenson
SWOC
Burke
Stevenson
Youngstown
Republic Steel Corporation
Columbia University
Farmer RecoVers From Bullet Wound Near Huntington
John Fye a 60 year old farmer near Huntington was recovering from an alleged attempt on his life at 6 50 am with a 22 caliber rifle. The bullet hit the left side of his head and ranged along the scalp to exit near the forehead without penetrating the skull. Fye was despondent over his health authorities said.
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John Fye
Huntington
Br. F.C. Ritter
Spencer
Fye
Slayer Dyer breaks down during grand jury testimony
Albert Dyer, accused of murdering and ravishing three Inglewood girls aged 9, 8, and 7, fainted when judge balked his bid to plead guilty. He testified to the Los Angeles county grand jury that he was the sole killer, weeping during the session as five other witnesses testified.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Albert Dyer
Inglewood
Dyer
Thomas L. Ambrose
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Jeanette Stephens
Madeline Everett
Melba
Grand Jury
Renew Search For Cleveland's Mad Butcher
Cleveland police renewed a three year search for the so called mad butcher believed to have killed at least ten people and dismembered bodies. Investigators compared river finds and burlap fragments to match victims while a man boasting of mass killings was questioned and released.
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Cleveland
David L. Cowles
Cuyahoga River
Third Street
Petition Drives to Retain Saugus English Teacher
More than 1,000 Saugus residents signed a petition to keep Isabelle Hallin, a high school English teacher, after a call for her resignation over a report she hosted a cocktail party for drama club members. Hallin demanded a public hearing, which the school committee refused, prompting a protest meeting July 29 led by her attorney Daniel J. Canning of Lynn.
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Saugus
Mass
Isabelle Hallin
Hallia
Oberlin Social Notes and Travels Highlight Community Life
Oberlin reports the Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters meeting at Mrs. Mary Tapper’s home with good attendance and plans for an August picnic in Vermilion on the Lake. Also featured are trips homecomings and brief notices about local residents including Miss Mazel Worcester, Mr. and Mrs. William Finley, and Dr. Walter A. Wood among others, with multiple social updates and short briefs.
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Oberlin
Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters
Mary Tapper
West Ridge
Avarr
Walter A. Wood
Philadelphia
Dudley Wood
East College Street
Mary Venn
College Library
Indianapolis
Edith Venn
Repairs On 18-Year-Old Fire Truck At Haat Side Station
Firemen at the Haat Side Fire Station continue repairs on an 18 year old onine truck after a Sunday barn fire on Abbe Road put it out of service. Parts were shipped from Cleveland and a test will confirm if all needed components are present. Fire Chief W N Bates says full extent of the break remains undetermined until testing.
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Haat Side
Abbe Road
Cleveland
W. N. Bates
Death notices from Elyria area including Bohlen Greber and Harrison
Multiple obituaries from Elyria and vicinity. Mrs Lila Bohlen of Gates Avenue died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a three week illness, funeral at 210 Gates Avenue Friday at 2, burial Greenwood Cemetery Wellington. Katherine Greber of 161 Clark Street, born in Marburg Germany, died at 8:45, leaves Leo Meyer and sons Edward and Walter, sister Christ Huiner, brother Adam Pipp er. funeral Friday 2:30 at Welsh Funeral Home, burial Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst. Byron Harrison, retired school superintendent of LaGrange area, died Tuesday at 3:36 PM at home on Grafton Belden LaGrange road. survived by wife Agnes and six children, funeral Thursday 2:30 at the home, burial Oberlin Cemetery. Wham Matelsky six months old son of Mr and Mrs George Matelsky died at 9:45 AM after 10 days illness. born December 17 1936 in Elsha. survived by sister Ladine and grandparents Bauscher and Matelski. body to Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. funeral arrangements not announced.
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Hootley
King Street
V. J. Prucha
W. R. Gains
Maine
Florida
Fisit
Barney B. Maticka
Peoria
Ilinois
Forrest Rogers
Allem Hospital
South Main Street
Lila Bohlen
J. G. Starr
Gates Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Margaret
C. J. Kilcher
Ashland
Gates Avenur
Greenwood Cemetery
Wellington
Greber
Marburg
Germany
United States
Amherst
Elyria
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Leo Meyer
Edward
Walter Greber
Christ Huiner
Adam Pippert
Ernst Irion
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherst
Byron
Harrison
Awas Thesday
R. D
Grafton-Belden- LaGrange Road
LaGrange
Oteriin College
Auburn
Indiana
Chicago
Agnes G
Blaine G. Harrison
Homer H. Harrison
Maude Nussle
Roraldb, Smith
J. Grant Fenn
John Goodlett
Elbert Harrison
Grafton-Belden Road
Oberlin Cemetery
Wham Cuwvara Matelsky
George Matelsky
Parmeley Avenue
Elsha
Ladine
Bauscher
Frank Matelski
Sudro-Curtis Funeral
Man Fined For Intoxication After Police Court Hearing
Harold Chamberlain of 48 Broad Street was fined one dollar and costs for intoxication after being arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court this morning. He was arrested around 2:50 PM yesterday on Second Street.
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Harold Chamberlain
Broad Street
Leonard Smith
Second Street
White War assessment totals for the year approved
The council passed the final reading of the annual White War assessment ordinance totaling 9364 dollars. Service Director Faxon reported 295 dollars from Iota sales in Brookdale cemetery and 165 dollars channeled to the cemetery maintenance fund. The session adjourned with plans to meet next Monday as a committee of the whole to discuss the budget.
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Couch Athe Company
Council
D. Faxon
Brookdale Cemetery
Grain and produce trends in Cleveland market listings
Market stalls show mixed grain quotes for wheat corn and oats with No. 2 yellow corn at 1.27 to 1.35 per bushel and wheat No. 1 red 1.31 3/4. Extra produce prices list butter eggs and vegetables with cheddar prices for tomatoes lettuce and apples. Livestock receipts and prices appear for cattle calves sheep and hogs with regional specifics.
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Noledo Ghain Clunet
Tranalé Bill Us
Wilsat
L.d
Sheen Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Henge Lie
Creamery-Speciaia
Dept. of Agriculture
United States
U. S
California
Cobblers
Missouri
Kanane
Virginia U. Sod
Ing Deacy
North Caro
Ing
U.S
Bilsa Triumph
North Carolina
Des Vay
Idaho U
Arkansas
Ge Eans
Iloo
Cleveland
Baga U
Oklahoma Reds
New Ohio Cobblers
Employers Paying Millions Into Fund
Ohio's unemployment compensation commission announced plans to collect about 20 million dollars from roughly 48 000 to 50 000 employers by July 31 for the first half of the year. The total annual payment is projected at 40 million, rising to 60 million next year, with rates increasing from 1.8 percent to 2.7 percent.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Treasury
Special grand jury probes strikes and Hall in steel case
Warren County Prosecutor Paul J. Reagan ordered a special grand jury investigation of bombing charges against six strikers and Gus Hall, deposed union leader. All are accused of attempting to destroy Republic Steel Corporation property. Hall
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Warren
Trumbull County
Paul J. Reagan
Gus Hall
Republic Steel Corporation
Hall
Strike Developments and Plant Reopenings Across Ohio and Pennsylvania
In Trumbull County a man is held in default of a 25000 dollar bond on a possession of explosives charge. Bethlehem Steel resumes Cambria plant operations while picketing remains peaceful. In Mahoning County 157 indictments name over 200 individuals tied to the strike, including Robert Burke former Columbia University student accused of inciting riot. Republic Corporation reports 1700 workers back at Corrigan-McKinney and 875 at Upson Nat and Bolt, with 525 at Truscon. next efforts target Steel and Tube division reopening.
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Trumbull County
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Robert Burke
Columbia University
Republic Corporation
Truscon Steel
Steel and Tube
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Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
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Conference of Governors of
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Professor St
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Washington, D. C
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New York State
Finley
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Madee Whitney
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Stewart Bechler
Cooperstown
N. Y
M A Houghton
Ralph Dailies
Dailey
R. H. Thompson
Lowell
Jewett, Ohio
South Russia
Katherine Greber Frauen Pari
Katherine Ufever
Benjamin Greber
Clark Street
Byron B.arrison
Court Street
ABEAR
Boston
Stone’s Grill
Rand
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O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
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