Alleged gangsters put on the spot after Ohio Pennsylvania probe
Pennsylvania and Ohio authorities joined in a cross state probe into the murder of Dave Amdur and the fatal wounding of Joseph Blank, two Cleveland racketeers shot from a moving car between Farrell Pennsylvania and Sharon Ohio while en route to New York. Amdur died at once. Blank, a parolee with a prior burglary sentence, lay dying at Buhl Hospital after refusing to identify suspects. Officials call Little Canada a gangland mecca as the case draws renewed law enforcement focus.
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Masury
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Dave Amdur
Joseph Blank
Cleveland
Here
Sharon
New York
Amdur
Carnegige Steel Corporation
Farrell
Blank
Buhl Hospital
Ohio Reformatory
Little Canada
Brothcad in Quarry Murder Probed in Lima Case
Two Hubbard brothers Elmer and Fred held for questioning after bodies of Thelma Woods and Earl Truesdale were found in a quarry near Lima Ohio. A bloodstained hammer and Truesdale car were linked to the killings. James May, once a suitor of Woods, under murder charges awaits preliminary hearing.
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Lima, O
Elmer
Fred Hubbard
Thelma Woods
Earl Truesdale
Elmer Hubbard
Lima
Truesdale
Miss Woods
Miss Wood
Wallen
James May
Hix
May
Donald Truesdale
Jesse Larber
O. J Rough
Mondar
Long Distance Race Opens Annual Regatta
Cleveland sailors launch the 38th Interlake Yacht Association Regatta with the long distance auxiliary race from the Cleveland Yachting Club Harbor to Put-In-Bay. Nine Cleveland boats enter a field that includes Buffalo and Detroit entries. boats stop at Vermilion tonight and continue to Put-In-Bay tomorrow as registration opens for a week of all classes of sailing craft and speed boats.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Yachting Club
Interlake Yachting Association
Marine Greyhounds of
Buffalo
Detroit
Jeveland
Vermilion
Put-In-Bay
Columbus Man Described as Critical After Fire at Residence
A Columbus resident, 24, a school teacher, is listed in critical condition after a fire at a Mees Ramona address. Local authorities and emergency crews responded. further investigation underway at the State University area.
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Columbus
Ramona
Koppset
Biter
Cleveland Radio Listings and Orchestra Schedule 1943
A dense sweep of WTAM and other station programs lists daily broadcasts. It covers station identifications, time slots, orchestras, concerts, and variety acts from morning to late night, noting sponsors, program titles, and notable performers across multiple venues and networks.
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Weether
Palais D'Or Orchestra
Sports Flash
Black and Gold Room Orchestra
Orean
Wizard of Oz
Nfi
Brain Goetsch
Geneard Gienn
Lido Club
Musical Bulletin Board
Sport Review
Paul Whiteman
WTAM
Midnight Melodies
Merle Jacobs
Western Film Seen on Rialto Screen
On location in Arizona, a Prairie schooner style dressing room is featured. The program lists numerous acts and orchestras including Haywood Broun Joe Madison Singers and Guy Lombardo's Orchestra along with various dance and musical performances. The schedule spans afternoon to late evening with multiple ensembles and vaudeville acts noted.
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Prairie Schooner
David Kirkland
Loraine la Val
Arizona
T.co
R Winfrey
Gossiers
Tors
Seran Bork
Gert Qi
Joe
Haywood Broun
Joe Madison
Ethel and
Harry
Pearl Cannerter
Tuehass
Wimbrow
Rhythm Kings
Columbia Salon Orchestra
Three Dortors
Columbia
S&s
Army Band
T—H. G Wells
London
Tha Sea
Seig
Dr George & Bridgett
Messenger Boys
Kolyros
Happy Home Village
Louie
Hungry Five
Sport
Fevargeline Adams
Camel
Pryor
Wontary
Guy Lombardo
Johnny
Irom Temple Chanters
Slumber Hour
Club Plaza Orchestra
Finding Orphans For Picture Proves Big Job At Cap Theatre
Director Alfred Santell struggled to cast truly orphanlike children for the film Daddy Long Legs starring Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter. He sought undernourished, anaemic-looking kids ages six months to ten years through official casting offices after interviewing many candidates. Critics hail the production as one of the finest talking screen offerings.
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Alfred Santell
Fox
Janet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Capitol Theatre
Jean Webster
Watt
John Gaer
Santell
Talking Screen
So This Is Arizona on Apache Trail Shown by Big 4 Cast
The Big 4 film So This Is Arizona shot on the Apache Trail impressed the cast. Wally Wales Buzz Barton and Lola LaVal were treated to a dressing room schooner and a playful set with a boudin era style lounge for resting moments. Jim will be seen at the Rialto Theatre today.
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Big 4
Arizona
Wally Wales
Buzz Barton
Loraine la Val
Hollywood
Kirkland
Miss la Val
Pretty Lady
Loraine
Jim
Todas
Beyond Victory at New Dreamland Sun
A Pathe film titled Beyond Vutous premieres at the New Dreamland theatre on Sunday. Cast includes Bill Bosch Zasua Pitts Menon Shaine Fred Scott James Gleason Russell Gleason Lew Cody and Theodore Von Elite as leading players.
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Winky
Pathe
John Robertson
New Dreamland Theatre
Leiding
O'Es Crv
Ted
Bill Bosch
Zasua P Tts
Menon Shaine
Fred Scott
James Gleason
Russell Gleason
Lew Cody
Theodore von Elite
Wilming ton College elects new vice president
Dr. O F. Boyd, dean of Wilmington College, is elected vice-president. With the vacancy created by Dr. B O. Shinner’s resignation, he will become president of the college once Shinner leaves to take the State Director of Education post.
Junior Church League Schedule for July and August
The Y M C A Junior church softball league opens Monday July 13 with four teams Saint Agnes Methodists Second Congregationals and Holy Cross. Games at 6 20 p m on Ely and Jefferson diamonds. Two rounds plus a best two out of three final series for the league championship.
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Y. M. C. A. Junior Church
St. Agnes
Methodists
Second Congregationals
Holy Cross
Ely and Jefferson
Ely
St Agnes
Jefferson
StooAgntes Va
Jefferson Mendis
St Agnes +s. Methodists
Congregationals
Iloly Cross
Milk Price Slashes Shock Cleveland Shoppers
In Cleveland on July 11 milk fell to 23 cents a quart amid a price war. Stores cut prices from five to three cents and some sold milk for one cent a quart while buttermilk was offered free with two quarts. Dairies and grocers intensified competition, denying a monopoly aim though claiming market pressure drove the plunge.
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Cleveland
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