Dewey predicts fascism or economic dictatorship if current policy continues
Dr John Dewey at the third annual convention of the League for Independent Political Action warns the nation faces discontent and a shift to a third party offering social control. He attacks Roosevelt and Thomas, says top‑half prosperity drives unemployment and wage cuts, and warns of an economic dictatorship if the government keeps aiding big interests.
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Cleveland
United States
John Dewey
America
League For Independent Political Action
Dewey
League
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Norman E. Thomas
Dr. Dewey
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Secret Inquest In Reynolds Death At Reynolds Estate
The secret inquest into Smith Reynolds death resumes at the Reynolds estate Reynolds behind guards. Guests from a birthday party earlier were summoned to testify for Coroner W N Dalton and the jury regarding the party events and possible self inflicted death. Ab Walker, Reynolds friend, held as material witness, was moved between jail and a guarded hotel before returns to Reynolda. Newsmen could not enter the inquest.
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Winston Salem
N. C
Smith Reynolds
Reynolds
W. N. Dalton
Libby Holman
Ab Walker
Lee Hotel
Reynolda
Yacht Lost Two Weeks Is Found
NEW YORK July 9 The Ketch Curfew missing since June 25 when it left Montauk Port in a yacht race to Bermuda, headed into New York today under its own power after being found by Coast Guard Cutter Marion. The Curfew was found just north of Nantucket lightship last night. The Marion identified the boat by its registered number K 11941 and returned to New London. All aboard the 47 foot Ketch were reported safe and well. The boat appeared undamaged.
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New York
Montauk Port
Bermuda
Coast Guard
Marion
Navy
Dirigible
Akron
Nantucket
New London
Conn
84 Patients at County Sanatorium Report
The June report by Dr. H F Gammons shows 84 patients at the tuberculosis sanatorium. Average cost per patient per day was 2.65 and 9,830 meals were served in June. Raw food cost per meal per patient stood at 13.8 cents.
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County Sanatorium
Tuberculosis Sanatorium
H. F. Gammons
The Weather Forecast to Ohio Warmer Tonight
The forecast calls for fair and somewhat warmer conditions tonight across Ohio. Slight chances of showers and thunderstorms develop later, with Sunday bringing continued unsettled weather.
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Ohio
Survey Bids Run From Four Thousand To Seventy Five Thousand
City seeks an engineering survey of Ohio Fuel Gas Company property in Elyria to value the asset for a potential rate case. Eight firms submitted estimates ranging from 4000 to 75000 dollars. Council plans to review the matter with the gas committee in August and send it to council in September for action before the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus. The case follows a rate dispute after the city set a 50 cent charge per unit beyond the first 500 feet, instead of the former 1.00 for 500 feet.
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Butler
Council
Utilities Commission
Marietta Scene of Costly Blaze Damages 500000
A major blaze in Marietta Ohio destroyed three buildings with 250000 in damage to the Union Hardware structure and 150000 more across the Huff Chevrolet and Becker Brothers Pontiac properties. Firefighters from Parkersburg and Williamstown aided, two firemen were injured, and 10000 spectators watched as investigators probed spontaneous combustion theories. The fire began in the elevator shaft basement around 6 pm and ended by 7 30 pm with the area secured by police.
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Marietta
Parkersburg
W. Va
Williamstown
Union Hardware
Whuff-Chevrolet
Becker Brothers
Pontiac
George Holst
Pattin Brothers
Chagrin Falls to Dedicate Airport with Notable Attendants
Lead ing pilots of the nation will attend the dedication of the Chagrin Falls airport tomorrow at 1 45 PM. Aerial program planned with acceptances from James H Doolittle Russell Boardman Ray Brown and James Ray. Frank Hawks hopes to attend pending physician approval after recent injury.
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Cleveland
Chagrin Falls
Falls
Silsbee Man Hospitalized After Car Collision
R Silsbee Hart remains at home with two fractured ribs after a Wednesday auto crash on Overbrook road. His car was struck as the other vehicle entered Washington avenue from a side street, according to reports.
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Silsbee Hart
Silsbee
Overbrook Road
Washington Avenue
Garner to Seek House Probe of Fiscal Policies
Washington July 9 Congress promised a formal inquiry into the U S fiscal policies as Speaker Garner ordered the rules committee to report favorably a resolution authorizing inquiry into the treasury the federal reserve board and the office of the comptroller of the currency. The move follows a Republican challenge that put Garner in a position of scrutinizing a department under President Hoover. Garner had previously opposed the inquiry to avoid hurting public confidence in the government's fiscal agent or aiding his vice presidential bid.
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Washington
United States
Garner
House
House Rules Committee
Hoover
Faulty Magnet Ends World Flight Attempt
Borisov U S 8 R July 9 A faulty magneto and clouds over a peat bog forced James Mattern and Bennett Griffin to crash land. They dismantled the wrecked plane, expressed disappointment, and hedged on future attempts to beat Willy Post and Harold Gatty’s record.
Three Ohioans Drown in Separate Water Incidents
United Press reports three Ohioans died by drowning on consecutive days. Harold Byers, 11, son of Earnest Byers, drowned in Racoon Creek near Newark late Friday. Brady Skaggs, 37, of Chillicothe, drowned in the Scioto River after being knocked from a ferry near Chillicothe Saturday. George W. Bohache, 58, a grocer, drowned in the Ohio River while fishing at Cincinnati on Friday.
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United Press
Harold Byers
Earnest Byers
Raccoon Creek
Newark
Brady Skaggs
Chillicothe
Scioto River
Brewer & Brewer
George W. Bohache
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Dynamite destroys car of Harlen labor figure in Kentucky
A dynamite blast in Harlan Kentucky destroyed the automobile of Joe Cawood a stormy figure in the county s labor troubles and shattered windows at his home with no clues to the perpetrators Sheriff John Henry Blair suggested the act may relate to Cawood s recent injunction cases
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Harlan, Ky
Joe Cawood
Harlan County
Cawood
John Henry Blair
Elyrians Cooperate To Make Circus Day Happy Event
Elyrians join in a city wide effort for circus day on Monday July 18 at the Fair Grounds. Mayor Vanoster Chief Stankard and the Fair Board back the event with transportation for crippled children from Gates Hospital and Oberlin Orphans Home. Freckles Hooray will greet youngsters during the afternoon show as coloring contests vie for hundreds in prize tickets.
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Elyrians
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Gentry Bros. Circus
W. Hvanoster
E. J. Stankard
C. T. Winckles
Fair Board
W. B. Richmond
Fair Grounds
Gates Hospital
Oberlin Orphans Home
Our Gang
Salvage Crews Race to Raise Submarine Promethee
Salvage teams from Attiglio II and Reatro to pass chains under the sunken submarine Promethee in the English Channel. The vessel lies with 63 men aboard and lies in 80 fathoms of water, deeper than their prior operations, as strong currents force extra weighting of the diving bell.
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Charbourg
Ialian
Attiglio II
Reatro
English Channel
Egypt
Bandits Leave Trail of Death in Wood County
A gang of four youths aged 16 to 25 eluded police in a wood county crime wave. Marshal Jay Davis of North Baltimore was killed, and Dr. Martin J. Larkin of Toledo was wounded. Bert Storey later died in jail. Manley and James Storey were captured or jailed, with James linked to a car theft and car hijack spree. The bandits had seized vehicles, kidnapped motorists, and fled toward Findlay and Indiana, triggering a large manhunt.
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Toledo
Wood County
Jay Davis
North Baltimore
Bert Storey
Martin J Larkin
Manley Storey
Hancock County
Findlay
James Storey
St. Paul
Minn
Stillwater
Davis
Bert
James
Francis Boner
Carl Moore
Robert Moore
John Hova
William Kiesin
Indiana Line
Hova
Elkhart
Indiana
Larkin
Manley
Urge Bonus Army To Stand Firm
Washington July 9 leaders of the Bonus Expeditionary Force urged veterans at a mass meeting to reject government transport home and stay in Washington to press for a cash bonus. Commander in Chief Walter Waters said the ranks grew by 637 with 235 taking the transport offer, while the Veterans Administration noted many left and several hundred new applicants appeared. Transport is provided under the Howell Bill signed by President Hoover.
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Washington
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Walter W. Waters
Waters
Veterans’s Administration
Howell
Hoover
Will Plead Self Defense In Murder Case
Murray Hutchinson 23 of Lorain is slated to plead self defense in the murder of his stepfather William Williams. Hutchinson and his mother Hattie Williams were indicted on second degree murder and will be tried jointly. The defense claims Williams attacked with a heavy iron bar prompting Hutchinson to use an ax. he reportedly disposed of the body near the Williams home.
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Murray Hutchinson
Lorain
Hattie Williams
Basil Dziama
Charles Adams
Common Pleas
William
South Lorain
Hutchinson
Williams
Hail Lausanne Conference As Forward Step
The State Department praised the Lausanne reparations settlement as a great step forward while signaling opposition to cancellation of European war debts to the United States. It referenced Hoover’s June 20 1931 moratorium, implying any temporary adjustment would depend on debtor capacity to pay.
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Washington
State Department
Lausanne
United States
Hoover
Department
Ohio dry leaders plan campaign for prohibition slate
Columbus July 9 dispersal of dry forces outlines aims to elect dry congressmen and a dry state legislature in Ohio. A five member sub committee headed by Dr Isaac E Miller includes Harvey O Yoder E R Root John T Breese and Florence D Richard to study political conditions and advise on the program. The group plans to oppose repeal measures and to defeat any prohibition repeal referendum in the November election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Isaac E. Miller
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harvey O. Yoder
Cleveland
E. R., Root
Medina
John T. Breese
Portsmouth
Florence D. Richard
Toledo
Draw 16 Names For Jurors For Common Pleas Court
Sixteen persons were drawn from the jury wheel for common pleas court jury service beginning July 25. Names include Elyria Hallie Adams of Park Place, Bruce Spaulding of Blaine street, J. F. Burns of Seventh street, Ralph Latimer of Cambridge Avenue, Archie Hahn of West Third street, Lorain residents Maude Linden, Ray Thomas, Edmond Braun, Thomas Forbes, Mrs. Jessie Weber, G. F. Randall, Anne Swartz, and Noah Taft from the county as well as residents from Sheffield township Washington, Grafton, L. W. McConnell of Wellington township, Wilmot Metcalf of Oberlin and others.
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Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Hallie Adams
Park Place
Bruce Spaulding
Blaine Street
J. F. Burns
Seventh Street
Ralph Latimer
Cambridge Avenue
Archie Hahn
West Third Street
Lorain
Maude Linden
Ray Thomas
Edmond Braun
Thomas Forbes
Jessie Weber
G. F. Randall
Anne Swartz
Noah Taft
Sheffield Township
Washington
Grafton
L. W. McConnell
Wellington Township
Treaty of Lausanne Ends German Reparations
Lausanne Switzerland July 19 1 The Lausanne Treaty ends Germany's World War reparations payments. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald signs first declaring any agreement must fit a world framework. He urges relief of European tension and closer Franco German friendship. The treaty suspends inter European debt collection until ratification and opens a path to future U S settlement.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Germany
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
MacDonald
United States
Regatta Ends As Commodore Vaughn Departs For Detroit
PUT-IN-BAY July 9 The Inter-Lake Yachting Association Regatta ended with Commodore J W Vaughn departing for Detroit aboard Red Arrow his flagship William Fisher of Fisher Brothers Detroit said he expects a new sloop in Class A next year He noted La Salle was a disappointment this year as well as last The R flag was taken to Buffalo by Scorpion last year and by Bob Kat this year.
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Put-In-Bay
Inter-Lake Yachting Association
Commodore J. W. Vaughn
Detroit
Red Arrow
William Fisher
Fisher Brothers
Fisher
la Salle
Buffalo
Scorpion
Bob-Kat
Sheriff Adams Seeks Stray Mule From Carload
Sheriff Clarence Adams searches for a stray brown mule that separated from a carload of mules received by Chief George Matowitz. Report sightings to the sheriff immediately.
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Adams
Clarence Adams
Cleveland Police
George Matowitz
Bright Spots In Business World
A roundup of industry results from across the United States highlights a dip in bank suspensions to 24 this week from 44 last week. Reports show Nash Motors posting a quarterly net of 322,281 in Wisconsin, Frigidaire celebrating the 2,250,000th electric refrigerator in Ohio, and a rebound in employment and production at several plants. Kline Brothers in New Jersey report a 23.6 percent sales gain for the first half of 1932, Hudson Motor Car Co plans reemployment, Auburn Automobile Co ships 3,232 cars in June, Great Northern and Soo Line expand railroad work, DeSoto sees record June registrations, and Valley Mould & Iron Co. resumes operations in Pennsylvania.
Senate Approves Unemployment Relief Bill After Stalemate
The Senate passed a 2.122 billion unemployment relief package after a lengthy stalemate with Speaker Garner and President Hoover. The plan allocates 300 million for state relief loans, 1.56 billion for Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans, 132 million for roads, and 190 million for other public works with funds pending treasury availability. Democratic and insurgent votes aided passage despite threats of a veto.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
Mr. Hoover
Garner
Plane Lifted From Peat Bog Ends World Flight Bid
American aviators James Mattern and Bennett Griffin recovered their plane from a peat bog in Borisov, Soviet Union, ending their attempt at a world flight record. They planned to travel by train to Moscow, arriving Sunday, in good health and hopeful for the next leg of the journey.
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United Press
Moscow
Berlin
Woman Escapes From Ohio Reformatory Prison
Grace Griffith a 61 year old inmate of the Toledo in the Cottage at the Marysville Ohio Reformatory for Women escaped by prying bars from her cell aided by blankets fashioned into a rope. She lowered herself from a second story window and was recaptured near Milford Center hours later by deputy game warden Lewis Fox who assisted in the search.
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Marysville
Grace Griffith
Toledo
Therysville Reformatory
Milford Center
Lewis Fox
Classified Page Announce ments on Elyria venues
An invitation to turn to the classified page for full information on inviting faces in Elyria amusement center and out of town restaurants and hotels.
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Elyria
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Zas
Gostly
Globe Flight
Borisov
Minsk
Will
Lausanne Conference
ONIO
U.S. Senate
Elmer Thomas
Wirt Franklin
Oklahoma
U. S. Senate
Thomas
Homer Smith
Hys
France
American Banker
Kenosha
Wisc
Dayton
Frigidaire Corp
KB. G. Biechler
Syracuse
Eastwood
Pierce, Butler & Pierce
Jersey City
N. J
Kline Brothers
Detroit—Hudson Motor Car Co
Chicago—Auburn Automobile Co
Great Northern
Soo Line
Minneapolis & St. Louis
DeSoto
Suarpsville
Valley Mould & Iron Co
Senate
U.P
Iit
White House
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