China vows defiance as Japanese threat grows
Shanghai July 14 Chinese leaders mobilized a strong army and ordered Peiping authorities to stand firm. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek was to arrive at Nanking to take charge. Central troops concentrate along Lung Hai line and 81 war planes reach Loyang ready to speed to Peiping front. Kuomintang urges calm as national unity deepens in crisis.
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China
Peiping
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Lunghai
Peiping-Hankow
Loyang
Fukien
Chiang Kak-Shek
Kuomintang
Japan
Chinese Communist Party
Jap Troops Marching To Peiping Front
Japanese reinforcements pour from Manchukuo to war with China causing rail congestion at Tientsin and a 60 mile march to Peiping. In a separate clash near Feiping Chinese and Japanese forces fought from 1 to 3 am, with about 1,000 Japanese involved and four dead two wounded reported.
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Manchukuo
China
Peiping- Mukden
Tientsin
Japan
Feiping
Yungting
Fengtsi
Tahanzmen
Ohio Weather Thundershowers Tonight Through Thursday
A storm system brings thundershowers tonight and Thursday across Ohio and the Ohio Valley with moderate to heavy rain in its path. Pressure remains high over New England and the South Atlantic states while a stationary low over the plains shifts to central Iowa. Morning temperatures show little change from the prior 24 hours.
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Ohio
New England
South Atlantic States
Plains States
Iowa
Ohio Valley
Virginia Coast
Senate Majority Leader Joseph T. Robinson Dies
Senate Majority Leader Joseph T. Robinson dies at 65 in his apartment near the Capitol. Found pajama-clad and pronounced dead at 8:15 A.M. EST after years of service and amid the fierce fight over Roosevelt's court plan. He led New Deal legislation, balanced southern conservatives and northern liberals, and collapsed amid heavy duties during the bid to enlarge the Supreme Court.
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Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Roosevelt
Robinson
Warren Fletcher
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
U. S. Supreme Court
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Sam D. McReynolds
Tenn
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Supreme Court
George W. Carter
Calver
Reavinson
Charles W. Jurney
Senate Sergeant At
Little Rock
Jurney
James F.J Byrnes
S. C
M. B. Solson
Death Of Senator Robinson Hurdles Court Plan
Washington July 1 Senator Joseph T Robinson's sudden death raises new obstacles to President Roosevelts plan to enlarge the Supreme Court. Democrats Barkley Harrison Byrnes clash over agendas as party caucus approaches. Robinsons fiery leadership had curbed debate on court changes, and his absence loosens the rules as the fight reopens with fresh uncertainty.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Oday
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Alben W. Barkley
Pat Harrison
James F. Byrnes
S. C
Barkley
Senate Democrats
White House
Chevy Chase
Hatton W. Summers
House Judiciary Committee
Summers
House
President Roosevelt Mourns Robinson Death
President Roosevelt expressed sorrow over the death of Senator Joseph T. Robinson, calling him a pillar of strength and a beloved friend. He noted Robinson’s lead in pushing the Supreme Court program and wrote a personal note to Mrs. Robinson. The president would attend services in Washington due to pressing duties, foregoing a trip to Arkansas.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
Senate
Arkansas
Highlights of Joseph T. Robinson's Career
Washington July 14. Highlights of Joseph T. Robinson born Aug 26 1872 in Little Rock Ark one of ten children of a pioneer doctor preacher. He graduated Arkansas University 1894 with honors and worked through school. Elected to Arkansas Assembly 1894 to Congress 1903 served ten years. Governor January 15 1912. Elected to Senate two weeks later and reelected four times. Nominated for Democratic VP 1928 with Alfred E Smith but defeated. Mentioned as presidential candidate in 1932 withdrew for Roosevelt. Became Senate majority leader in 1933 and died July 14 1937.
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Washington
Joseph T. Robinson
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas University
Arkansas Assembly
Congress
Arkansas
U. S. Senate
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
Senate adjourns in respect to Joseph T. Robinson
Washington July 14 The Senate adjourned at 12 44 p m EST in respect to the late Majority Leader Joseph T Robinson who died today.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Applications For Relief Again Increasing In County Unit
Applications for relief are rising again in the district served by the Orain County Central Relief Unit, Ernest Holmes reports. Despite a 30 case drop last month, total cases hover near July 1 levels with 229 on July 1 and 259 on June 1 as new eligibilities offset eliminations.
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Orain County Central Relief Unit
Ernest &. Holmes
Holmes
Hope Vanishes In Search For Fliers
Honolulu July 14 A vast aerial hunt for Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan resumes today weather permitting. Sixty of the Lexingtons 62 planes joined the search yesterday but rain squalls halted work. The navy seeks about 260000 square miles before ending the effort. Earhart disappeared July 2 during a 2500 mile flight from Lae New Guinea to Howland Island.
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Pacific Ocean
Amelia Earhart
Fred J. Noonan
Lexington
Navy
Orin G. Murfin
Miss Earhart
Lae
New Guinea
Howland Island
Sandspit
Itasca
Swan
Gilbert Islands
Truck And Load Of Tires Destroyed By Flames
A Lib erty Trucking Co semi trailer and its cargo of tires burned after the driver Beby Freudiger swerved to avoid an oncoming car and crashed into a ditch on Route 1 about two miles east of Penfield at 11 last night. Wellington Fire Department extinguished the flames and Freudiger was treated for minor burns at Falls Clinic in Wellington. He was en route from Akron to Toledo with a load of tires.
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Liberty Trucking Co
Beby] Freudiger
Penfield
Wellington
Fruedizer
Falls Clinic
Akron
Toledo
Defending Champion Leads In Golf
At Scioto Country Club in Columbus on July 14 Mrs Burt Well of Cincinnati, the defending Ohio Women’s Golf champion, trailed two up at the turn against Miss Janet Shock of Dayton while Mrs Weil rallied with birdies to square and edge ahead as other matches progressed.
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Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Edward Goddard
Cleveland City
Mont Reid
Cincinnati
Burt Well
Janet Shock
Day+ ton
Weil
Miss Shock
Curtis Soh
Isabel Ogilvie
Cleveland
Sally Elson
Dorothy Gardner
Steubenville
Opponents of Court Plan See Victory
Washington July 14 opponents of judiciary reorganization hailed Rep Hatton Summers support as a death blow to the administration program Wheeler urged Roosevelt to drop the fight lest he fight against God. Senate debates showed uncertainty over votes and timing for a final decision on the court bill amid renewed administration push and possible reconsideration in the House.
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Burton K.wheeler
Mont
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Congressional Friends
Publc
Robinson
Hatton Summers
Tex
Summers
House Judiciary Committee
Burton K. Wheeler
Judiciary Committee
Sumners
House
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Ares Burken
Tom Connally
Texas
Judge Summers
Alben Barkley
Carl A. Hatch
Sen. Royale
Copeland
Chamber
Sumner
Osu Gridiron Star Dismissed for Scholastic Failure
Columbus July 14 Joe Williams regular left halfback for Ohio State football was dismissed from the university for failing to meet scholastic requirements. Williams hails from Barberton Ohio and played a key role on the team this season.
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Columbus
Joe Williams
Barberton
Ohio State
University Today
Death Calls Well Known Veterinarian Dr Harris Dies at 77
Dr Ben J Harris a North Ridgeville veterinarian aged 77 died at his home after a four months illness. Born in England December 25 1859 he lived in North Ridgeville 45 years and practiced 55 years. He is survived by daughter Ruth and brothers Robert of Australia and George of Columbia Station. wife died in 1922. Funeral Friday at 2:00 from his home with Rev Ralph Neighbour officiating. Burial in North Ridgeville cemetery.
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Ben J. Harris
North Ridgeville
Harris
England
Ruth
Robert
Australia
George
Columbia Station
Sudro-Curtis
Ralph Neighbour
North Ridgeville Cemetery
Fire Destroys Large Barn on Cleveland Road Estate
A large barn on the Nelson Abbe estate near Elyria city limits burned yesterday afternoon. Ridgeville Volunteer Fire Department kept the fire from spreading. water was pumped from a well. The old structure housed only old tools and the loss was small. Firemen cited a discarded match by boys as the probable cause.
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Nelson Abbe
Cleveland Road
Elyria
Ridgeville
Water Supply Outage Hits Wellsville After Main Break
WELLSVILLE, C. July 14. The entire water system serving a 7500 population was shut off when a main break occurred at an undetermined location. Housewives and children gathered at cisterns and wells as emergency crews hunted the leak. Fire officials warned a fire hazard could arise, and only river-pumped water remained available. The state health council had earlier petitioned for a manda mus writ against city leaders to ensure a pure and adequate supply. A planned $187,000 relief project awaits federal aid approval.
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Wellsville
Howard L. Kelley
Fred Gluth
Charles Hanlon
Ohio River
State Supreme Court
State Health Council
Ohio Senate Hatchet Men Organize in Columbus
Led by Lieut. Gov. Paul P. Yoder, 19 charter members of the Ohio Senate Hatchet Men Association organized in Columbus. Each member received a hatchet lapel pin, and Yoder wore a diamond-centered lapel hatchet. The group pledged to swing their hatchets again at the earliest opportunity, aiming for economy and Governor Dater’s scalp.
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Columbus
Dater
Elymian Becomes Doctor After State Exam
Harold A. Robinson of 304 Park Avenue earned the title Doctor after passing the state medical licensing exams announced by the State Medical Board in Columbus. He will intern at Miami Waller Hospital in Darton after training at Western Reserve University School of Medicine following premedical studies at Ohio Wesleyan University. He is the son of A J Robinson, president of the Elria Savings and Trust Company.
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Harold A. Robinson
Park Avenue
Columbus
State Medical Board
Robinson
Miami Waller Hospital
Darton
Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Ohio Wesleyan University
A. J. Robbinson
Elrtia Savings and Trust Company
Grafton Democratic Club Meets Monday Evening
The Grafton Democratic Club will hold a special meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in Immaculate Conception Hall. All members are urged to attend. The meeting is called by the chairman.
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Grafton Democrat Club
Iwill
Immaculate Conception Hall
Ithe
Three Russian fliers set distance record then land in California
Russian pilots Michael Gromovy Andrei Yumeshev and Sergei Danilin forced landed in a cow pasture near San Jacinto California after fuel ran low on their non stop flight from Moscow. They traveled about 6625 miles surpassing the prior 5657 mile record. Army planes from March Field landed to assist and guard the crew. The fliers reported fog across the coast and inland valleys hindered radio contact on the final leg toward San Diego. Gregory Gohkman, Russian consul general, flew to March Field to monitor the situation.
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Cel
California
North Pole
Michael Gromovy
Andrei Yumeshev
Sergei Danilin
Moscow
Foga
San Jacinto Mountains
San Diego
March Field
U.S. Army
San Francisco
Gregory Gohkman
Gohkman
Filers
Lindbergh Field
Attendance at city playgrounds rises with second day turnout
Ralph Bauer reports the five city playgrounds opened this week show attendance up to 623 yesterday from 391 on opening day. Hamilton led with 216, McKinley 152, Allen 135, Edison 73, Gates 41. Gates may move location after Friday if attendance does not improve.
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Ralph Bauer
Hamilton
McKinley School
Allen
Edison
Gates
Gates School
Bauer
Accident Victim's Condition Unchanged
The condition of 86 year old Celia McEwen of 229 Wooster Street remained unchanged after a Sunday afternoon crash at Fuller Road and Route 57. She is listed as improving from a fractured skull and other injuries at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Celia McEwen
Wooster Street
Fuller Road
Route 57
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Elymian
Grafton Democratic Club
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