Southern Wisconsin Chicago Hit By High Wind Hail
A freak storm battered southern Wisconsin and Chicago with tornadoes and 90 to 100 mph winds injuring three in Milwaukee and trapping families near Cambridge and Sun Prairie. A man drowned near Waukegan while a mother and three children were injured in a collapse near Madison as waterspouts and seiches affected Lake Michigan.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Mason City
Iowa
Milwaukee
Wis
Waukegan, Sr
Madison, Wis
Sun Prairie
Cambridge
Elkhorn
Mary Weber
Janesville
Bristol
Lake Kohkonong
Illinois
Seiche
North Side
Patrolmen Probe Two Similar Traffic Accidents
State troopers investigated two similar crashes within 24 hours. James E. Loomis, 77, Warren, fined $25 and costs for following too closely after his car rear ended James Goebel, 24, of Cleveland on Route 20 west of Route 58. Goebel slowed to turn. both vehicles lightly damaged. Earlier, Donald R. Gerney, 24, Willard, rear ended Robert Edwards, 21, of Woodale, Illinois on Route 10 near Route 301 after Edwards slowed from a curve. no citations. truck undamaged, Edwards’ car had minor right rear damage.
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James E. Loomis
Warren
Justice of the Peace
Stanley Zuris
Oberlin
James Goebel
Cleveland
Goebel
Route 10
Donald R. Gerney
Willard
Robert Edwards
Woodale
Edwards
Call Issued For New Pastor At Avon Lake
Avon Lake Ohio Reverend A W Weber of Columbus led the Evangelical Lutheran Church service as guest pastor. He chairs the stewardship and finance departments for the American Lutheran Church. Michael Eberle announced Fremont student Lawrence Price will guest speak over the next three Sundays, a Capitol University student. A call has been issued to Pastor William Keither of Midland Michigan, who has acknowledged receipt.
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Avon Lake
A. W. Weber
Columbus
Evangelical Lutheran Church
American Lutheran Church
Michael Eberle
Lawrence Price
Fremont
Capitol University
Eberle
William Keither
Midland
Mich
Keither
Greenwich High Ag Instructor Resigns Post
Richard Flint, agriculture instructor at Greenwich High School for four years, has resigned his post. He has several offers but has not yet decided on a new position. The vacancy remains unfilled. Greenwich Schools also hire Edith Hawkins as fourth grade teacher and Vic Wood moves from Ripley to teach social science at North Fairfield.
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New London
Richard Flint
Greenwich High School
Robert Shultz
Flint
Greenwich
Greenwich Village
Ripley Township
Edith Hawkins
Vic Wood
Ripley
North Fairfield
Local Church To Have Missionary Speaker Tonight
Rev. Bill Stepp, a Venezuela missionary returning after six and a half years, will preach at 7 45 tonight at the Elyria Gospel Tabernacle midweek service. He will illustrate his Vene zuelan missions talk with slides, aided by a native Venezuelan woman promoting the church’s work. Open to the public says Rev. Robert Graber.
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Bill Stepp
Venezuela
United States
Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
Stepp
Robert Graber
States
Appropriation Suit Agreement Reveals City Award
An agreed verdict for 26950 was returned in favor of Maria F. Watson in Elyria along the Third Street parking project. The Common Pleas Court entry cited that the jury award was reached by agreement between the owner and the city.
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Maria F. Watson
Lorain Annexation Petition Delays Stir Board Debate
Kekinda criticizes delaying tactics as the Lorain annexation petition faces board delays and a looming special election. Mascenik Wettrich and league members fear commissioners could accept the petition before a vote on their proposal, sparking further conflict over the process.
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Lorain
Mascenik
League
Wettrich
Man Stabbed Monday Is Recovering
Gilles Hensley of 103 E Main St is in good condition at Amherst Hospital after a stabbing Monday night in Tulk Field. Police say Hensley was stabbed in the right side by his wife and he refused to press charges.
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South Amherst
Gilles Hensley
E. Main St
Amherst Hospital
Hensley
Tulk Field
Tom Snezak
Burglary Report At Mae Adams Estate
Police report a break in at Mae Adams estate 356 Second St with no items stolen. Administrator J C Merthe 109 Chestnut St reported a dining room window facing the backyard opened and a kitchen door forced. Merthe found everything else in order.
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MaeAdams
Second St
J. C. Merthe
Chestnut St
Merthe
Stock Quotations From A Historic Market Page
A list of 1930s style stock quotations includes American Radiator 1814 T. & T. 167% Anaconda Copper 40 Aveo Mfg 4% Bendix Aviation 1% Chrysler 6% Cities Service 95% Columbia Gas 14% Fruehaus Trailer 26% General Motors 78 4% Glidden Co 34% Industrial Rayon 48 35 Kennecott Copper 84% Montgomery Ward 68%4 N. J. Central 21% Ohio Edison 43 35 Ohio Oil 62 33 Penna. R. R. 16% Republic Steel 59% Richman Bros. 21 Sears Roebuck 66 Socony Vacuum 43 5% Standard of Ind. 7 Standard of N. J. ST Standard of Ohio 33 14 Texas Company 67% Toledo Edison 14% U. S. Steel 50% Warner Brothers 16% Westinghouse Airbrake 24 Woolworth Co. 43 14
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American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Aveo Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Fruehaus Trailer
General Motors
Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
N. J. Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Penna. R. R
Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Standard of Ind
Standard of
N. J. ST Standard of Ohio
Texas Company
Toledo Edison
U. S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Westinghouse Airbrake
Woolworth Co
Quarries Air Plant Employees At Work After Explosion
Normal operations resume at Cleveland Quarries in South Amherst after 130 air plant workers were idled by an air plant boiler explosion. A second boiler is in use while officials plan tomorrow to inspect damage and determine the cause with the insurance company.
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South Amherst
Cleveland
Paul Mori
Boy’s Humble Dreams Clash With Tragic Flight Shooting
Raymond, a troubled youth with a history of truancy and schoolyard derision, sought work to help his family before authorities say a voyage turned fatal. Captain Bonnell defended the shooting as self defense, saying he feared for crew and passengers. Funeral services set for Cleveland on Friday.
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Indiana
Ray
Raymond
Bonnell
Fort Worth
Cleveland
Produce Market Nearby Produce on the Terminal Market
Market listings show beans in 16 qt baskets at 12.78 for 200 and 2.50 quality. beets 24 qt baskets 65-85 cents. cabbage domestic round medium 1.25. carrots 24 ss bunches 75-90 cents. celery 16 qt baskets 1.25-1.50. lettuce 36 qt baskets 40-75 cents. radishes red bunch 30s 3.33. raspberries red 25-30 cents per pint. tomatoes hothouse 2.60 per pound. Quantities and quality vary across many items including cucumbers, onions, greens, and fruit at nearby terminal market.
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Andwberts
Escarole
Cea Aia
Ohio
Ser
Bkis
Bute Imad Sanetiv
Gar at Lorain Ends Up Grounded After Reef Haul
The Gar, after repairs at American Shipbuilding Co. yards in Lorain, was towed toward Cleveland but ran aground near reefs as the other sub Iowa cleared them. Workers labored under dingy skies as the stranded vessel remained at its improvised berth, amid years of service.
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American Shipbuilding Co
Lorain
Iowa
Cleveland
Ninth St. Pier
Tan
Gar
Hugh
Livestock Price Summary From Cleveland Market Report
The Cleveland livestock market lists steers and heifers at several grades with prices from 12 to 36. Cattle nearly steady, with mixed ranges for prime, choice, good, commercial. cows and bulls noted. Sheep and lambs trade broad ranges from 15 to 39, with mixed lots and varying weights. Local market activity includes varied lot sizes and price spread across categories.
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Cleveland
Commerce
Fire Damages Barn in Wellington Area Blast
Fire gutted a remodeled barn on the Miller farm in Rochester Township near Wellington. Fire chief Frank Clara estimated losses at $12,000 including 20 tons of hay and straw, a brood mare, a farm elevator, and livestock. Wellington and New London fire crews could not save the building.
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Wellington
Council
Miller Farm
William Murray
Shall
Rochester Township
Frank Clara
Wellington Fire Department
Robert Harper
New London
Vermilion Hall bids sought as council plans new city building
Village discusses replacing the present shanty with Vermilion Hall and approves bid process for a new police car and short wave radio. Plans include remodeling the square building, sidewalk survey, weed control, and a six o’clock July 31 dump closure.
Delegated SBA Authority Expands Regional Loan Powers
Don Williams, SBA tri state regional director for Ohio, Kentucky, and Michigan, announces a new policy allowing regional directors to approve bank participation loans up to 50000 to a single borrower with two conditions: a bank must hold at least 25 percent and at least half of the bank's share must be new money. National Director Barnes notes the change speeds field lending without altering loan standards.
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Don Williams
Small Business Administration
Tri-State
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Cleveland
Wendell B. Barnes
SBA
Barnes
Barmes
Avon Lake Scouts Camp at Firelands Map
Fifteen Boy Scouts from Avon Lake Troop 332 stay a week at Camp Firelands on the Vermilion River in Birmingham. Leader Gaie Amos, assistant scoutmaster Robert Brinza, and sponsor Avon Lake Congregational Church head the group.
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Avon Lake
Boy Scouts
Firelands
Vermilion River
Birmingham
Gaie Amos
Robert Brinza
Toledo Cash Grain Prices and Rates
Toledo cash grain market report lists WHEAT No 7 soft red at 1.88 to 1.89, CORN No 2 yellow at 1.60 to 1.61, and OATS No 2 white at 72 to 73 cents with soybeans not fully shown. Market basis is nominal with track Toledo rate.
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Toledo
June Figures Show Take Boost in Court Collections
The mayor's office reports June ordinance case collections rose by 447.55 over May, totaling 5,198.30. Fines increased by 143.50 and parking tickets by 168.00, with June breakdowns showing Mayor's fees 758.80, officer fees 119, witness fees 30, fines 3,262.30, vendor licenses 10, soft drink licenses 16, chauffeur licenses 25, parking tickets 667, cash bonds 142, and miscellaneous 1L. State cases amounted to 791.60.
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United Press
Greenwich High Ag
RYRIA
Emerich
E. P. Zahm
Neighbous
Extea
Elmer
Haan
Ewspaper
Vermilion Hall
E. Liberty and Jefferson
State Highway Department
Liberty St
Carl Blaser
Safety Committee
Toledo Cash Grain
Anna
Lorain, Ohio
Vincent Jewelry
Kipling Street
East Broad
Jonofa
Eereneoee Asl
Miny
Essily
Oh!10 Sdisan Company
Tes
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