Plan to Honor Governor at Lorain Centennial
Lorain Ohio July 12 plans for Governor Whites visit as part of the Lorain Centennial include a banquet at the Hotel Antlers with 30 to 50 mayors invited and 60 already pledging. A governor's tour of the Blak River and National Tube Company plant follows, plus a Lake Shore line improvements ceremony and a water pageant and yacht regatta as key weekend events.
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Lorain
William Morgan
St .P. Peer
Joseph Conley
Blak River
National Tube Company
Earl Brown
Nations
Tube Company
Yeckley
Duriaz
Lorain Yacht Club
Lake Erie
Ohio Federation of Labor nears end of convention agenda
The fiftieth Ohio Federation of Labor session focuses on electing a president and two vice presidents and deciding on methods for unemployment insurance and workers compensation reform. O B Chapman of Dayton is expected to become president. A AFL members league proposal on unemployment insurance was sent to the executive board for action, with drafting of a bill to follow at the next legislature session. Opposition argued the federation was not ready to accept a single plan, as Cleveland delegates were invited to join a special board meeting to craft a final plan.
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Collmnels
UU Juk
Ohio Federation of Labor
O .B. Chapman
Dayton
Harry McLaughlin
Cleveland
American Federation of Labor Members League
Ohio
Defending Champ Defeated in Ohio Women’s Golf Semifinal
In Toledo Ohio on July 12 Miss Isabel Ogilvie of Cleveland upset the defending champion Mrs Thorn ton Emmons of Columbus with a 4 and 3 victory in the semifinals of the 15th annual Ohio Women’s Championship Golf Tournament.
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Inverness Club
Toledo
Isabel Ogilvie
Cleveland
Thornton Emmons
Columbus
Ohio Thundershowers Likely Tonight and Friday
Local forecast calls for showers across Ohio tonight and into Friday with mild temperatures and little unusual fluctuation. Officials urge residents to secure outdoor items and monitor weather updates for possible localized thunderstorm activity.
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Ohio
Hotel Balcony Collapses Injuring Fifty At Epworth Park Hotel
A hotel balcony collapse at Epworth Park Hotel in Bethesda Maryland injures about fifty people during a convention. Doctors and ambulances from ten miles around were summoned and the final count of fatalities was not yet known.
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Bethesda
Epworth Park
Bere
Kent family sails to Greenland for two year Arctic stay
Rockwell Kent and his son Gordon left New York for Greenland where they plan nearly two years in the Arctic zone sixty miles north of the circle. Kent aims to paint write and study meteorology for Pan American Airways while Gordon practices trumpet and learns the cornet. The trip, to Ubekendt, will place them farther north than any Americans and will be broadcast by General Electric with Mrs. Kent speaking via shortwave from Schenectady.
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New York
Rockwell Kent
Gordon
Greenland
Arctic Circle
Kent
Greenswich
Conn
Ausable Forks
Ubekendt
Pan American Airways
Richard E. Byrd
General Electric Company
Little America
Kents
Roosevelt Visits Panama City on Caribbean Tour
President Roosevelt spends a day in Panama City as guest of President Harmodio Arias. He and U S say both nations are entering a recovery period and seeking greater social justice. Houston cruiser carries him toward Hawaii with New Orleans as escort. Thousands cheer in the palace area.
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Panama City
Roosevelt
Harmadtio Arias
Panama
United States
Houston
Hawaii
New Orleans
Canal Zone
Caribbean
Open Diplomatic Breach Threat Looms Between Austria and Germany
The Vienna crisis deepens as Chancellor Dollfuss reforms his cabinet and opens the possibility of recalling his minister to Germany. Berlin orders Tauschnitz to be ready to depart. a safer run leaves only a Chargé d Affaires in charge. Official notes say withdrawal does not mean a break, while tensions grow over Nazi methods and Catholic concerns. The Austrian government also considers harsher penalties for explosives possession and swifter terrorist trials, plus tenant rent actions.
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Vienna
Austria
Germany
Engelbert Dollfuss
Berlin
Stephan Tauschuitz
Boy Rescued From Ten Foot Chain
Akron July 13 a year old boy who spent six months at the end of a ten foot chain romped with new playmates at the juvenile detention home. His unemployed father Daniel Thomas 44 was held by police on suspicion charges as authorities, with Humane Officer John H Todd, prepared to file an affidavit accusing him of cruelty to children. The boy Arthur Thomas and his 14 year old sister Emma told the tale of bondage and beatings to juvenile authorities after being freed.
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Akron
Arthur Thomas
Emma
Humane
John H Todd
Chhidren
Daniel Thomas
Chid
Mrs Roosevelt Flies To California Arrival In Sacramento
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt arrives in Sacramento at 6 39 am by plane from Chicago. She is met by a woman said to be Mrs L A Hickock of New York and proceeds to the Senator hotel. She declines to reveal her itinerary.
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Sacramento
Cal
Franklin R Roosevelt
Chicago
L. A. Hickock
New York
Senator Hotel
Dr Milburn Wilson A New Deal Man And His Faith
Washington July 12 This profile of Dr Milburn Lincoln Wilson the New Dealer of many jobs notes his deep religious devotion as a Unitarian and his opposition to the jazz age He rose from Montana State College to head the wheat program then led the subsistence homestead plan with Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt together they expanded cooperative home farms in West Virginia and Ohio shaping a notable New Deal effort The piece describes colleagues calling him grand and loyal a man of many roles in a period of national reform.
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Ejitor
Milburn Wilson
Roosevelt
Washington
Milburn Lincoln Wilson
Dr. Wilson
M. L
M. J
Washlington
Montana State College
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agriculture Department
Interior Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Virginia
Ohio
Mrs Olive Hopwood's Long Life is Marked by Work and Family
At 90, Mrs. Olive Hopwood of Eaton Center shares memories from Lorain County life. Born in Grafton Township, she married Civil War veteran Martin W. Hopwood in 1865, survived by three daughters, 9 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren, and 4 great great grandchildren. She stays active in reading, sewing, and local politics. A birthday dinner brought 29 relatives to the family lawn.
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M Ole Hopwood
Eaton Center
Chronicle-Telegram
Route 62
Eaton
Old
Elyria Republican
Grafton Township
Lorain County
Massachusetts
Eigeer
Grafton
Dover
Martin W. B. Hopwood
Hopwood
Loram County
Chicago
E. M. Hathawas
Baton
Mayme Cornish
Hatop
Myrtle Freeman
Wits
V B E. Freeman
Chcago
Three People Penalized for Driving While Intoxicated
Fines of 350 and costs were assessed against three persons arraigned before Mayor W. Vanoster for driving while intoxicated. Each was prohibited from operating a motor vehicle in Elyna for six months. Aldrich, Grusgle, and Sehlick were linked to separate crashes on Lake avenue and Clinton street, with two machines badly damaged and injuries not reported. In a separate note, two year old Garnett Deal drowned near a neighbor’s yard while on a apples outing with siblings.
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W. Vanoster
Elyna
W. W. Aldrich
Cornell Avenue
Harold Towne
Harwood Avenue
Lake Avenue
Spruce Street
Aldrich
Paul Palmer
Palmer
Curtis Hamlin
Leonard C. Grusgle
Amherst Lwas
W. Leonard Stipple
Lake View Blvd
Lorain
Clinton Street
Grugie
Arthur Sehlick
Oberlin Road
L. D. Brown
West Avenue
Second Street
Columbus. O
Garnett Deal
Middle Avenue Open To Traffic
Mayor W. H. Vanoster awaited word from Columbus on state officials for a formal dedication of Middle Avenue the city’s best paved street. The 63 foot wide 6 foot safety strip center and two driving lanes were opened yesterday at 3 PM with praise for State Highway Engineer A. P. Lagton and Traffic Engineer I. R. Ault and County Commissioners for the project. a dedication date will be set once Columbus replies.
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W. H. Vanoster
Columbus
Middle Avenue
George White
Wayor Vanoster
A. P. Lagton
I. R. Ault
Ashland
C. D. Murray
H. L. Shaw
Wd. Hillier
Johnson To Stay At Head Of NRA
Panama City July 12 General Hugh Johnson will remain head of the NRA Roosevelt announced at a press conference.
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Johnson
NRA
Panama City
Hugh Johnson
The
Roosevelt
Cleveland gas rate ruling orders refunds to consumers
Columbus July 12 The Public Utilities Commission yesterday ordered new low rates and a refund to consumers of about 33 500 000 that East Ohio Gas Co has collected under bond since the rate fight began. Akron mayors appeal a new low rate ordinance and hearings are set for September 19 in a ruling with broad implications for other rate fights.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Cleveland Gas
East Ohio Gas Co
Cleveland
Akron
East Ohio Gas Company
Council
Gas rate victory praised by Elyria as Cleveland wins
Negotiations for a lower gas rate continue as Elyria gas consumers hail Cleveland’s victory over East Ohio Gas. The Public Utilities Commission sustained a city ordinance giving the average user of 35 009 feet a $2.63 monthly bill versus $3.93 previously. The commission ordered refunds totaling $3 490 000 for the rate collected under protest since November.
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Elyria
City of
Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Gas Company Study Delays Cleveland Rate Cut Decision
Cleveland consumers face when the $1,185,900 annual gas bill reduction takes effect depends on East Ohio Gas Company's response after studying the commission report. If appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court the cut could be delayed about two years. prior orders would reduce Cleveland bills by roughly $1.155 million annually after years of litigation.
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Cleveland
O. Jay
Public Utilities Commission
East Ohio Gas Company
C. BE. Gallagher
East Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
American Killed In Plane Crash In Shanghai
Bulletin from Shanghai reports Carl A Nahmmacher 35 Far Eastern representative of United Aircraft Corp killed when his plane nose-dived from several thousand feet. Pilot emergency technician Richard Welsh parachuted to safety.
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Shanghai
Carl A. Nahmmacher
United Aircraft Corp
Richard Welsh
NRA issues blanket Blue Eagle order in 30 day ultimatum
Washington July 12 The National Recovery Administration orders American industry to follow Blue Eagle rules within 30 days or face action. Four options are offered: join existing codes, create new codes, join a blanket small industry code, or risk hearings for alleged labor abuses. The move aims to codify roughly 260 uncodified industries and merge existing 476 codes where possible.
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Washington
National Recovery Administration
Blue Eagle
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Four Drown In St. Clair River
In St Clair River last night a mother Mary Davidson Brigden Ontario age 35 her son Willard 8 and Fred Dunn Courtright Ontario 34 drowned after taking aboard two men John Cadollita and W Dotter who sought a ride home from a shopping trip. The rowboat overturned near mid channel amid heavy seas as the four attempted the three quarter mile crossing back to the Canadian shore.
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ST Clair
Mick
St. Clair
Mary Davidson
Brigden
Willard
Fred Dunn
Courtright
Former township clerk accused of forged warrants
E D Suartz, former clerk of Lodi township, Athens County, Ohio, is charged with forging township trustees names for warrants totaling 223.50. Audit by State Auditor Tracy and State Examiner John Whiteney cites forgeries during 1932 1933, including 23 warrants for salaries. Repayment came from bondsmen and banks. In Cincinnati, US fliers Huffman and Turner accuse Royal Air Club of England of discriminating against them in an international London Melbourne race with 75000 prize.
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Lere
Collmbus
E. OD. Suartz
Lodi
Athenms County
Tracy
John Whiteney
Whitnes
Cincinnati
Royal Air Club of England
Stanley C. Huffman
Col
Roscie Turner
United States
London
Melbourne
Australia
Food Dispensers Fage Chaotic Situation
San Francisco on July 12 saw 4000 Teamsters strike in solidarity with maritime workers halting land and sea cargo. The walkout involved 2500 San Francisco and 1200 Oakland drivers amid a coastwise shipping standstill raising fears of a food famine. Stores reported 30 day supplies as deliveries of meat produce and fuel were disrupted while retail trucks kept some service.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Dia
Bay District
Pacific Coast
Teamsters’ Union
Three Minnesota Cities Prepare For Strike
Minnesota's three largest cities prepared with guns and market baskets for an impending 8900 truck drivers strike that could halt food supplies and trigger a general citywide walkout. Minneapolis teamsters voted to resume the strike at midnight, while St Paul and Duluth unions planned actions. Leaders warned a citywide stoppage could paralyze traffic and incite siege conditions.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Robert Fleming
St. Paul
Duluth
Twin City
State Briefs in Cincinnati and Lima
Cincinnati notes an offer for a head up car crash stunt at Dearborn county fair on July 28 with a 40 miles per hour pace or no pay. Another Cincinnati item reports 9 year old Donald Burbrink recovering after a frenzied bull Tanamuck trampled him at Union stock yards before police bullets stopped the animal. Lima reports Allen county jail detentions after fines totaling $80 for unlawful possession of whiskey as state liquor inspectors and police raided seven bootlegging dens and seized 15 gallons of illegal liquor.
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Cincinnati O
Dearborn County
Cincinnatio
Donald Burbrink
Union
Lima. O
Allen County
Neal L. Lora
State Liquor Control Board
Rampaging Truck Causes Mayhem in Cincinnati
Walter Kessler of Troy recounts a wild incident in Cincinnati as a truck losed control on a hill. The vehicle tore down a fence, toppled into a deep ditch, and rolled on for 15 wheels, with Kessler escaping by jumping free.
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Cincinnati
Walter Kessier
Troy
Kessler
Agatn
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Rockwell Kent and Son
Lynn Black
Fred Bandelein
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Black
Toledo Board of Trade
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Olive Hopwood
Ba Gongumerd
Commission
Gas Co
Bulletin
St. Clair River
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