Senate clash over substitute judiciary bill slows vote
Washington July 10. Sen Pat McCarran charged administration backed substitute judiciary bill will not reach a vote, calling it worse than the original and urging a constitutional amendment. Senate leaders pressed for action, while opposition predicted delay, with sessions planned amid heat.
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Washington
Pat McCarran
Nev
Senate
McCarran
Joseph T. Robinson
Koes
Edward R. Burke
Dr Frank Lees Triple Threat at Ohio Bar Association Meet
Dr Frank Lees Triple Threat frames closing session of the Ohio State Bar Association mid summer meeting in Cedar Point Ohio as Walter Ruff wins the presidency over W J Stevenson 255 to 226. John L W Henney reelected secretary treasurer. Dr Glenn Frank urged vigilance against social economic and political threats to American civilization.
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Cedar Point
Walter &. Ruff
Canton
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Ohio State Bar Association
Ruff
W. J. Stevenson
Cleveland
John L. W. Henney
Columbus
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Weather Ohio Sees Warm, Fair Conditions With Scattered Storms
Generally fair and warm tonight and Sunday in Ohio with scattered thunderstorms Sunday afternoon. Pressure shows little change in 24 hours as high pressure sits east of the Mississippi and a trough extends from Canada to New Mexico. Showers widespread in Gulf states and lake region, with southerly winds and high temperatures continuing.
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Ohio
United States
Mississippi River
Canada
Plains States
New Mexico
Gulf States
Lake
Mystery Golfer Accused In Tavern Holdup
Los Angeles dispatch reports John Montague known for golf skill and desire for privacy has admitted alias Laverne Moore and is facing extradition to New York on a tavern robbery charge from Ausable Forks seven years ago. He was arrested in Beverly Hills after years of avoiding photographers and once frequented Hollywood’s Lakeside Country Club.
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Los Angeles
John Montague
Jai
New York
Montague
Laverne Moore
Ausable Forks
Moore
Hollywood
Lakeside Country Club
Beverly Hills
Crosby
Lakeside
Continuca
Elyrian Suffers Severe Burns in Hose Burst Incident
Wen dell Perkins, 22, of 619 Lodi Street, Elyria, was hospitalized at Elyria Memorial with painful first and second degree burns after alkali sprayed from a hose burst on a radiator cleaning machine. The accident occurred about 5:30 p m yesterday as Perkins operated the machine, heat forced him to the waist and inflicted burns on the face neck back arms and chest.
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Wendell Perkins
Lodi Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Perkins
Hope for Amelia Earhart Rescue Fades in Pacific Search
Honolulu July 10 The navy intensified a final sweep for Amelia Earhart and Frederick Noonan, nine days lost at sea. Three planes from the battleship Colorado searched Phoenix Islands then Canton Island as Lexington's 683 planes prepared to join. If any trace exists, it may be in the vast Texas-sized area, with radio silence and doubtful land finds hampering confirmation.
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Honolulu
Amelia Earhart
Frederick J. Noonan
Pacific Ocean
Navy
Texas
Colorado
Phoenix Islands
Howland Island
Miss Earhart
New Guinea
Canton Island
Lexington
Liets
J. O. Lambrecht
W. B. Short
J. L. Fox
South Seas
Gilbert Islands
Gow
Gilbert Group
Orin G. Martin
14Th Naval District
State of
Swan
Coast Guard
Itasco
Memories Of Old Church At Lorain To Be Recalled
Former members and friends of the Second Congregational Church of South Lorain will recall the church at a ninth annual gathering in Lakeview Park Lorain at 5 30 PM. The disbanded church began services in a grove near the steel works area with past members attending a program featuring George Jenkins Will Young Stan Ellison and Sam Owens. Rev Herbert F Loomis, former pastor and now leader at the First Congregational Church Lorain, will take part in the program.
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Second Congregational Church
South Lorain
Lakeview Park
Lorain
Grove
George Jenkins
Buxler
Will Young
Stan Ellison
Sam Owens
Herbert F. Loomis
First Congregational Church
Second Congregatonal Church
Loyalists Launch Broad Offensive Near Madrid Front
General Miaja, Loyalist commander in chief on the Madrid front, said troops are starting a large offensive now in its fifth day. Messages to troops spoke of aviators, artillery, and infantry fighting with veteran courage as Loyalists press into Nationalist lines near Aranjuez and areas south, west, and northwest of Madrid.
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Madrid
Jose Mlaja
Miaja
Spain
Aranjuez
National Tube Co. schedule shows next week increase at Lorain plant
National Tube Company operations at Lorain plan a rise next week over this week’s curtailed level due to the holiday weekend. Five days of work start Monday for specified skelp butt and lapp mills, with several seamless mills having staggered shutdowns and resumptions. The timetable remains tentative and subject to orders.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Lapp
Ford Riot Inquiry Continues In Detroit Hearings
The National Labor Relations Board recessed the Ford riot inquiry to call remaining witnesses from May 26 including photographers and bystanders near the Ford plant on Schaefer road. Testimony will cover intimidation and anti union literature signed Fordisms with potential employee discharges. Victims’ accounts highlighted Friday as U A W A members described the May riots. Continued on Page 2.
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Detroit
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Laurence A. Knapp
Schaeffer Road
Merrindale
Emergency Brigade
United Automobile Ornate of America
Dearborn
Ford Company
Auto Union
Henry Ford
Union Leaders Fight On As Ranks Dwindle
In Cleveland 1000 strikers and supporters heard John Owens of CIO pledge continued fight to win. Pittsburgh CIO chief Philip Murray attacked AFL head William Green as a traitor while production at three struck plants neared normal. Indiana's governor said Youngstown Sheet mill at Indiana Harbor could reopen soon amid ongoing back-to-work drive. Strikers clashed with guards protecting returning workers as strike committees sought a Senate inquiry into intimidation tactics.
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Cleveland
John Owens
Ohio
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
National Guardsmen
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
CIO
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
M. Clifford Townsend
Indiana
Indianapolis
Youngstown
Indiana Harbor
Warren, O
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Robert A. LaFollette
Wis
France Threatens to Collapse Spanish Non Interventions
Paris reports France will force the collapse of the Spanish non intervention plan if Germany and Italy do not meet France’s conditions for neutrality control. A foreign press communique says French observers will suspend frontier control facilities from July 13 unless the committee accepts France’s terms by Monday.
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Paris
France
Germany
Italy
London
Portugal
Wilder's Real Estate Report Shows Market Revival
Wilder's annual county record shows real estate transfers rose about 50 percent in the year ending late 30, with increases in recorded mortgages and cancellations. Totals: 3,513 transfers vs 2,383 prior year. 21,961 acres agricultural land transferred. Mortgage activity: 1,611 mortgages recorded, 1,605 cancelled. total mortgage value about 4.72 million dollars. Leases totaled 386, with farm land acres and monetary figures noted.
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County Recorder
Mose Wilder
Recorder
Carney Resigns Securities Post
Edward T. Carney, assistant chief of the state division of securities, resigned after a leave of absence. He had been tried and acquitted in common pleas court on charges of taking 6050 dollars in bribes related to Consolidated Motors stock. Dan T. Moore was named division chief in his stead.
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Columbus
Edward T. Carney
State Division of Securities
Commerce
Alfred A. Benesch
Carney
Common Pleas Court
Consolidated Motors Corp
Lima
Dan T. Moore
B. Frank Thomas
Extreme Heat Threat To Grain Crops
The Department of Agriculture warns continued hot dry winds threaten crop prospects across the middlewestern plains. Projections for corn and spring wheat depend on late July weather. Infrastructure damage from grasshoppers Mormon crickets and stem rust adds risk to Montana Wyoming Colorado Utah and Oregon. Crop forecasts show large increases in several staples including corn wheat and winter wheat with higher hay output and above normal fruit production in peaches and apples.
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Washington
Middlewestern Plains
Department of Agriculture
Department
Middlewest
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Northwest
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
South Dakota
Oregon
Dakotas
Minnesota
Scorching Week End Seen By Forecasters
United Press reports a vast heat wave across two thirds of the U S with over 200 deaths in four days including 128 heat deaths and 89 drownings. Five fatalities followed lightning as storms and heat persisted. The toll rose past 150 today as temperatures stayed high and relief remained distant.
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United Press
United States
Tezag
Deep South
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Hinois
New York
New York City
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Pierre
S. D
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Hell, Mich
Devil's den
Ark
Cold Point
Tex
Alligators Loose Bar Swimmers From Creek
Uhrichs ville July 10 A third alligator freed into Big Stillwater Creek prompted a search while swimmers were barred from the water. Local authorities believe vandals released the reptiles from a pen at Earl Johnson home. the two remaining alligators, captured in Florida two years ago, were connected to Bud Johnson.
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Uhrichsville
Biz Stillwater
Losses Reported as Loyalists Suffer Hefty Toll
AVILA Spain July 10 Nationalist authorities say loyalists lost 3000 killed and 6000 wounded in the Madrid front offensive. Nationalists claim to have halted the push immediately south of Madrid and even gained 500 yards in some areas. West of Madrid fighting continues with Nationalists gaining advantage and threatening to cut off thousands of loyalists. Dozens of Nationalist planes are reported nightly over Loyalist trenches.
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Avila
Spain
Madrid
Sald
Ohio Heat Wave Persists After Four Die
Ohio endures a continued heat wave with mid ninety degree readings across the state. Meteorologist John C. Fisher warned no relief for at least 48 hours as temperatures remained high from the plains to the Atlantic seaboard. Deaths included four heat related fatalities from drownings and an lightning incident.
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United Press
Ohio
John C. Fisher
Fisher
Plain States
Atlantic Seaboard
State Weather Bureau
Norwalk
Wilmington
Marion
Bucyrus
Napoleon
Cambridge
Columbus
Canton
Lima
Darton
Ashland
Sidney
Fighting Resumes Between Chinese And Japanese Forces
Bulletin from Peiping dated July 16 reports heavy fighting resuming tonight north of the Marco Polo Bridge at Wanplaghsien after a reported Japanese attack. Chinese forces reportedly clash with Japanese near the Marco Polo Bridge area amid ongoing hostilities.
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Peiping
China
Marco Polo Bridge
Wanplaghsien
Calnes
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