Lorain Bank Robbery Suspect Charged in Willard Connection
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan filed armed robbery charges against Stanley Korowski 25 of Lorain after his arrest for the Ripton Bank raid. Bond set at 50000. Preliminary hearing scheduled. Korowski denies involvement claiming $250 in bills came from a crap game. Police pursue two accomplices identified in Berea Bank robbery. Three men suspected in Willard raid also linked.
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Carl R. Finegan
Stanley Korowski
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Ripton Bank
Korowski
Preston L. Coon
Justice Coon
H. B. Cook
Kipton
Berea
Berey
Ohio
Finegan
Willard
Elyria
Bricker Finds Atkinson Expense Items Legitimate
State Auditor Ferguson questioned the June expense of Herschel C. Atkinson, noting a possible hotel charge and a liquor purchase paid by Atkinson. He said no evidence showed Atkinson intended to charge liquor to expenses and Governor Bricker expressed satisfaction that the expenses were legitimate.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Herschel C. Atkinson
State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Atkinson
Ferguson
John W. Bricker
Weather update for Ohio and Great Lakes region
Generally fair and warm tonight and Thursday with local thundershowers Thursday night and near Lake Erie Thursday afternoon. A disturbed western region moves east into Minnesota and Iowa while pressures remain low over the west gulf coast. Highs centered over British Columbia Washington and Ohio Valley with light showers in Ontario and along the lower lake. Galveston reports 6.63 inches in the last 24 hours.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Manitoba
Minnesota
Iowa
West Gulf Coast
British Columbia
Washington
Ohio Valley
Ontario
Lower Lake
South Atlantic
Gul
Galveston
Amateurs Suspended 100 Feet In World Fair Mechanical Parachute
At the New York World's Fair, a man identified as J Cornelius Rathborne and his wife Nancy Nelson Huidekoper were trapped for over five hours in a mechanical parachute 100 feet above the ground. Rescuers battled to bring them down as crowds watched. the stunt began late Tuesday night and stretched into early morning.
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New York
J. Cornelius Rathborne
Rathborne
Long Island Society
State Auditor Rejects Official's Whisky Expense Claim
Columbus July 12 The State Auditor said that H C Atkinson administrator of the State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation denied charges that he billed whisky and hotel costs to the expense account. Atkinson claimed personal payment for liquor and a portion of hotel charges. Francis W Durbin urged Atkinson's resignation in a letter to Governor Bricker.
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Columbus. C
Herschel C. Atkinson
State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Joseph T. Ferguson
Atkinson
Joe Ferguson
Ferguson
Biltmore
Dayton
Federal Social Security Board
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Dayston
Springfield
Francis W. Durbin
Lima
Bricker
H. C. Atkinson
M. R. Hayhurst
State Auditor’s Office
Oo Hayhurst
Fascist Italy Deepens European Worries Over Expulsions
Italy ousts foreigners from Tyrol including Americans on charges of espionage amid Mussolini moves shifting Dino Grandi from London to justice minister. Britain-France talk of protests as tension rises with Soviet and German aims, while a separate hospital fire prompts inquiry into its cause and the fate of medical records.
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Italy
Europe
Dino Grandi
London
Tyrol
Great Britain
France
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Netherlands
Switzerland
Reich
Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Paris
Paolo di Roma
Grandi
Poland
Romania
George Bonnet
Britain
Russia
Moscow
Germany
Berlin
President To Demand New Neutrality Law
President Roosevelt plans to send a special message to Congress to push for a new neutrality law this session. Senate committee action delayed any change, but he aims to overturn the embargo repeal stance and win over key Democratic senators George and Gillette to move the bill to the floor.
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Walter George
Georgia
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
George
Gillette
Acme
Utp
Congress
Senate
Administration
Cammittes
Bens
Walter F. George
Guy M. Gillette
Cordell Hull
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Hospital Fire Quickly Extinguished at Elyria Memorial
A fire of undetermined origin at Elyria Memorial Hospital was put out by two orderlies. Three fire companies arrived to find the blaze already out with slight damage. Investigators believe the fire started in an attic cupboard storing medical records, burning through the door to the roof peak.
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William Roberts
Roberts
the Gates Hospital
George Long
W. N. Bates
Frank W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Officials decry drivers blocking hospital driveways
City officials expressed amazement at motorists who parked on hospital grounds last evening blocking driveways. They warned that blocking access could cost lives and hinder emergency vehicles, stressing the need to keep driveways clear for fires at hospitals, the Home for the Aged, and schools.
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Safety Service
Faxon
County Board Approves One New Sheriff Car
County commissioners agreed to buy a single new car for Sheriff Carl R. Finegan after a demonstration showed two cars were worn out. They will bid for a lower priced model and advertise for bids.
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Carl R. Finegan
Teacher Employed At Brookside School
Mrs Nellie McGuire of 339 Ninta Oven Street was employed as a second grade teacher at Brookside School. The district adds a separate second grade position this year due to a newly completed addition. McGuire previously taught two years at South Ridge School in Amherst Township.
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Nellie McGuire
Brookside School
Engineering and Materials Co. to Move Plants to Elyria
The Engineering and Materials Co plans relocating its Cleveland Erie and Covington plants to Elyria within three months. The move will add a main office in Elyria and a smaller unit in Lorain, with about 80 000 square feet of space and 200 employed workers. Morrison, the company’s general manager, said space may be leased or a new building constructed.
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The
Engineering and Materials Co
Cleveland
Erie
Covington, Ky
Elyria
Edward L. Morrison
Covington
Lorain
Morrison
Lakewood
Amherst
Lorain County
Charles Ellis
Rotary hears proposal to insure world peace
Dr. Ernest H. Wilkins of Oberlin College outlined Clarence R. Streit’s Union Now plan to Elyria Rotary members. He warned that Europe’s dangers threaten the U S and noted past failures of the League and League of Nations.
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Europe
Ernest H. Wilkins
Oberlin College
Elyria Rotary Club
Clarence R. Streit
Union
Wilkins
America
League
League of Nations
Streit
United States
Elyria Fire Probe Revived After Three Years
Fire Chief W N Bates and Deputy State Fire Marshal A F Gallagher revived an Elyria fatal fire inquiry by questioning a former Elyria man in Norwalk. The August 14 1936 blaze killed Pauline Cecil 24 and her four year old daughter Geraldine in their home.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
A. F. Gallagher
Cleveland
Norwalk
Pauline Cecil
Geraldine
Bates
McNutt Declines 1940 Bid If Roosevelt Prefers It
President Roosevelt and Indiana's Paul V. McNutt appear aligned on 1940 Democratic nomination. McNutt says he will not seek the nomination if Roosevelt wants it, while Roosevelt notes McNutt's administrative qualifications and denies personal campaign aims.
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McNutt
Roosevelt
Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Senate
Federal Security Administration
Frank McHale
Philippines
Ir. Roosevelt
Wiis
McHale
James A. Farley
Secretary of Agriculture
Meny A. Wallace
Gunfire and rioting as guardsmen quell Harlan mine clash
In Harlan Kentucky a riot at Stanfill and ensuing clashes left one miner dead five wounded by gunfire and several clubbed by National Guardsmen. Guardsmen arrested about 100 pickets and extended patrols as Major Joe Kelley ordered 150 to 200 more troops. Captured by violence were Mrs Titler and Mrs Bill Williams among others.
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Harlan
National
J. L. Hansberry
Stanfill
Ity
Bill Williams
Rex
Hubert Green
Green
Joe Kelley
Kentucky National Guard
Fort Knox
National Guard
Ft. Knox
Titler
George
Lenarue
William. Turnblazer
UMW
Hansberry
Dallas Keller
Harlan County Coal Operators’ Association
A.B. Chandler
Ellerbe Carter
Child Falls From Auto In Elyria With Minor Injuries
Gloria Howey seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Howey of 301 Abbe Road, treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for minor injuries after opening a rear car door and falling out at about 20 miles per hour. She rode with parents and sister Susie in a bar driven by Irvin Beale on Telegraph Road west of Elyria en route to Beaver Park. sheriff's department report notes the outing.
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Gloria Howey
Roy Howey
Abbe Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Susie
Irvin Beale
West Ninth Street
Telegraph Road
Elyria
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