Roosevelt Plants Westward Migration Theme in Marietta Speech
President Roosevelt spoke to about 5 000 in Muskingum Park Marietta praising forward looking representatives to run government and likening today’s national shift to the 18th century westward migration. He urged collective security via statutory safeguards for deposits homes and mortgage credit as modern mutual self help.
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Marietta
Ohio
Roosevelt
Muskingum Park
Senate
George White
Robert J Bulkley
Harvard
Bulkley
Bob
Northwest
Bob Bulkley
Bob Secrest
Robert Secrest
White House
Buikley
White
Sawyer
Cincinnati
Davey
Francis Poulson
Democratic National
Pacific Coast
Robert J. Bulkley
Northwest Territory
Kentucky
Alben W. Barkley
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Old Northwest Territory
Covington
Barkley
Federal Commission
Gutzon Borglum
Local Thunder Showers Likely Tonight Through Saturday
Ohio forecast shows scattered showers and thunderstorms from Texas to Ontario. Cooler conditions arrive Saturday with near Lake Erie cooling tonight as high pressure dominates plains and Atlantic regions. Temperature changes in the last 24 hours are noted as unimportant.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Plains States
Atlantic States
Great Lakes
Sierra Nevada
Texas
Ilinois
Indiana
Lake
Ontario
Eight Cleveland Businesses Arrested Over Slot Machines
Eight proprietors of city licensed slot machine establishments were held for police court on gambling charges after Judge Joy Seth Hurd ruled the devices gambling in nature. The arrests followed the ruling that the city lacked authority to enact the licensing ordinance in conflict with state gambling laws. The city plans to appeal the injunction blocking spending on administering the ordinance.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Joy Seth Hurd
Board of Elections Extends Hours for Registration
The board will stay open until 8 P M Saturday and Monday to help unregistered voters. Monday is the final registration day for those who want to vote in the August 9 primary election.
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Board of Elections
Fourth Victim Of Three Car Crash Dies
L. C. Belding, 49, of Cleveland, died at General Hospital Mansfield, the fourth death from a three car collision on U S Route 42 near Mansfield a week earlier. He had been unconscious since the accident.
Lorain G O P Leader Near Death After Amputation
Charles W. Davis, 65, longtime Lorain Republican leader and Lorain County Board of Elections member since 1904, has been gravely ill after a gangrenous infection requiring right leg amputation above the knee. He had suffered from transitory diabetes for years and has been ill since March.
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Charles W. Davis
Lorain
Lorain County
Four Arabs Killed By Exploding Hand Grenade
Four Arabs were killed and 15 wounded when a hand grenade exploded near the American colony stores in Jerusalem's old quarter. A Jewess was arrested on suspicion, British troops fortified Haifa, and reinforcements were sought as tensions rose over Arab and Jewish violence. Civil war fears mounted as frontier clashes near trans Jordan intensified, with casualties reported on both sides.
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Jerusalem
Repulse
Emerald
Haifa
Trans- Jordan
Palestine
Royal Air Force
Harold MacMichael
Jurors Interviewed for Next County Jury Year
Hart Dickason of Elyria and Mrs Viola Peters of Lorain led interviews with about 100 people to assess juror eligibility as 400 names are chosen from county poll books for the next jury year. The pool includes those known to officials or reached by phone.
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Hart Dickason
Elyria
Viola Peters
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Dickason
Two Men Rescued From Burning Cruiser on Lake Erie
In Buffalo on July 8 two men Edward Brisk and Lloyd Sautheran were rescued from a burning cruiser on Lake Erie, three mules stood from shore as the loss reached about 12000 dollars. They escaped in a skiff.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Erie
Edward Brisk
Lloyd Sautheran
Lisbon Girl 10 Dies From Bonfire Burns
Mary Chan ten of Lisbon died in Salem from burns suffered when a bonfire set her clothing on fire. Her mother Mrs. John Chan was burned seriously trying to extinguish the flames yesterday.
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Salem.o
Mary Chan
Lisbon
John Chan
Portage Shoe Co. workers vote against strike
In Portsmouth Ohio a Shoe Company employee vote decided not to strike for restoring a 10 percent wage cut in effect since May 1. The ballot tallied 1015 against striking and 967 in favor.
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Portsmouth
Selby Shoe Co
Elyrians Seek Relief From Extreme Heat
Elyrians battled a scorching day following the year's hottest thus far. Miss Francis Sanders, 21, was treated after collapsing while hanging laundry, with cooling spots like Cascade Park pool and the Y M C A pool crowded. Benches and shade provided relief as residents sought breezes, fans hummed, and water use stayed steady.
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Francis Sanders
Woodford Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cascade Park
Water Department
Ely Park
Elyria
Honor C. E. Southam Elected State Commander in Elyria
Representatives from eight northern Ohio cities attended a ceremony in Elyria to honor Corbett E. Southam, newly elected state commander, and other officers of the United Spanish War Veterans. Local officials welcomed guests, and a program featured remarks by Mayors Petro and Comings, plus speeches by Mother Isabelle Alexander and others.
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Elyria
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
Corbett E. Southam
Joseph Q. Petro
Charles R. Comings
Oberlin
Isabelle Alexander
Cleveland
Frederick G. Robinson
E. J. Stankard
George F. Horn
Lakewood
Woodworth Camp
Paul Collins
American Legion
E. G. Martin
Norwalk
Gertrude Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
Hannah Alexander
Ashtabula
Dan Rothe
Ann Southam
Anna Haake
Winters Brothers
Emil T. Struck
Conspiracy Charge Opened On Milk Industry Monopoly
Government lawyers presented to a federal grand jury in Chicago charging a price maintenance and monopoly conspiracy in the milk industry. U.S. Attorney Michael L. Igoe and Leo F. Tierney outlined a large trust inquiry likely to extend beyond the summer as evidence is shown in secret sessions starting July 18.
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Chicago
U.S
Michael L. Igoe
Leo F. Tierney
Homer S. Cummings
Department of Justice
Igoe
Harold Walker of Standard Oil Dies at 61
Harold Walker, vice president of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, died in Lenox Hill Hospital after a heart attack. He was 61 and based in Washington, D. C. The death occurred early today, July 8, in New York City.
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New York
Harold, Walker
Washington, D. C
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Lenox Hill Hospital
Locomotive Explodes In Canyon Killing Five and Injuring Fifteen
MISSOULA MT July 8 The locomotive of a 75 car Northern Pacific freight train exploded in Hell Gate Canyon 27 miles east of Missoula early today killing five men and injuring 15. Ten cars splintered along the right of way while engine wreckage fell into the Clark Fork River. The dead include engineer Ernest Weston fireman Elva Dunlap and brakeman Ernest Bedilion a 15 year old transient from Norfolk Nebraska and an unidentified transient. Six injured were taken to Northern Pacific Hospital including Charles Zaremba of Plainfield New Jersey and Sam Watson four men Medicus Cosette Zambid and Julian.
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Mont
Northern Pacific Railway
Hell Gate Canyon
Clark Fork
Ernest Weston
Elva Dunlap
Ernest Bedilion
Norfolk
Neb
Northern Pacific Hospital
Charles Zaremba
Plainfield
N. J
Sam Watson
Medicus
Cosette
Zambid
Julian
Lorain County Farmers Eye Federal Wheat Loan Program
Lorain County farmers expect a 400000 bushel wheat crop with 22,000 acres planted. A 1938 loan program subject to July crop report will back loans on stored high quality grain, with details to be explained after the report.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
C. I. Hummel
Hummel
County Conservation Committee
Missing Party of Scientists Safe Coast Guard Report
Two Coast Guard fliers reported that a missing Colorado River expedition near Lee's Ferry Arizona was found safe. The group includes botanists Elzada Clover and Lois Jotter, zoologist Eugene Atkinson, guide Norman Nevills, engineer Don Harris and photographer W C Gibson.
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Tex
U. S. Coast Guard
Colorado River
Lee's Ferry
Ariz
Perry S. Lyons
Lee’s Ferry
Coast Guard
Green River
Utah
Elzada Clover
Lois Jotter
Lodi Street Traffic To Be Rerouted
The city will reroute all through traffic on Lodi street next week during resurfacing. Service Director I D Faxon announced work starts at the east end and residents must stay off the new surface as crews proceed.
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Lodi Street
I. D. Faxon
Wage Administrator Job Offered To Donald M Nelson
President Roosevelt offered Donald M. Nelson the post of wage hour administrator. Nelson, vice president of Sears Roebuck and former NRA official, indicated he could not accept permanently due to business ties. The White House delayed the announcement awaiting Nelson’s response and whether a temporary appointment would be possible. Nelson declined to confirm the offer when contacted in Chicago.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Donald M. Nelson
Sears, Roebuck Co
NRA
Nelson
Chicago
Girl Hangs From Window Ledge Then Falls in Net
In New York the Belmont Plaza Hotel sixth floor window ledge scene ends with Muriel Strong 24 plunging into a fire net after hanging by her fingertips. She sustained a broken leg on impact with the window ledge and the fall followed a confrontation with Sidney Smith who found her in room 603 after an alleged drinking episode.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
Belmont Plaza Hotel
Muriel Strong
Sidney Smith
Los Angeles
Miss Strong
Grand Jury to Probe Charges Against Governor Earle
Judge Paul N Schaeffer announced a county grand jury would be convened in Harrisburg to investigate bribery and corruption in Governor George H. Earle's administration. The move follows a request by three Republican judges to be relieved of responsibility and comes after assignment by the state supreme court.
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Harrisburg
Paul N Schaeffer
George H. Earle
State Supreme Court
Shoots Herself Near Mother's Grave in Cemetery
Mrs. George Mears 43 shot herself near her mother's grave in a Paulding Ohio cemetery yesterday. Doctors say she is critically injured. She had just married her cousin at Celina Ohio. Relatives note despondency since her mother's death a year ago. She had been teaching in Paulding and earlier in Los Angeles.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
George Mears
Paulding
Mears
Clara Weigel
Celina
Amherst Woman Wounded In Family Shotgun Incident
Two blasts from a 12 gauge shotgun during a bean patch dispute left Mrs Bertha Abraham 48 gravely wounded in Amherst. Her son in law Abraham George 43 was injured from a beating by her son Joseph 21. police and deputies investigated after neighbors aided victims and residents described a long history of family trouble.
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Amherst Hospital
Bertha Abraham
Mills Street
Amherst
Abraham George
George
Joseph
C. E. Cooper
Abraham
Amherst Lumber Company
Emery Redman
Sadie
Emil Kubishke
Ernie Haylor
Federal Trade Commission Links Living Cost Rise to Monopolies
The FTC reports to President Roosevelt that higher living costs in late 1937 stemmed mainly from monopoly and price fixing. The four month study, finished in April, was kept private by commission officials but viewed as relevant to the new anti trust inquiry. The six front investigation will proceed with executive department participation. The Justice Department also presents evidence to a Chicago grand jury on milk and ice cream market anti trust violations.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Roosevelt
Commission
Joseph C. O’mahoney
Widow guilty of poisoning eleven for money in Brussels
Marie Petitjean Becker a 38 year old widow was found guilty by a jury in Brussels today of poisoning eleven persons for their money. Sentence will be passed later.
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Brussels
Belgium
Marie Petitjean Becker
Shriners Leader Walter Sugden Dies in West Virginia
Walter Smith Sugden 58 who served as immediate past national potentate of the Shriners died in Sistersville West Virginia after a cerebral hemorrhage that left him in a coma since Wednesday.
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Sistersville
W. Va
Walter Smith Sugden
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