Count Seeks To See His Son
London reports Count Haugwitz-Reventlow seeks access to his two year old son Lance, child of his marriage to Barbara Hutton. He remains near Bow Street after marital troubles were dismissed, planning legal action if needed to gain custody. The mother, Barbara Hutton, heiress to Woolworth fortune, resides at Winfield House.
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London
Court Haugwitz - Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Bow Street
Paris
Denmark
Lance
Woolworth
Winfield House
Buckingham Palace
Court Case Statistics Reflect Changes in Past Year
A Larain County court report shows a slight rise in criminal cases year over year while most other activities fall. Civil filings rose to 1266 with 1340 disposed. tax foreclosures noted but not in standard counts. jury fees and costs fluctuated. naturalizations up marginally. 394 divorces filed with 348 decided and 46 pending. 235 money judgments totalling 308,463 dollars.
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Clerk of Courts Office
H E Agate
Lorain County
Jimmy Hines Surges to Lead in PGA Championship Quarterfinal
SHAWNEE ON DELAWARE Pa July 14 Jimmy Hines of New York moved four holes ahead of Byron Nelson of Reading Pa at lunch after steady play on the back nine following an even front. Nelson trails in the morning round of the PGA championship quarterfinal.
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Shawnee-On
Delaware
Jimmy Hines
New York
Byron Nelson
Reading
Returns From Prison To Which He Had Not Been Sentenced
Joe Kovac 23 a first offender returns from Ohio State Reformatory to Cleveland after a clerical slip caused him to be sent there for a penal term not imposed. He had pleaded guilty to larceny of a $140 copper kettle sold for $15 and was to be kept in county jail on probation, but a misentry sent him to the reform school. Judge Skeel ordered Kovac's return noting the four days there served as a warning to avoid such places.
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Cleveland
Joe Kovac
Ohio State Reformatory
Kovac
Lee E Skeel
Skeel
Cynthia
Bruce
Irene
Charlotte
Measles Sweeps Troyer Family In Burton Station
In Burton Station Ohio the Eli D Troyer family was hit by a private measles outbreak with all 14 members infected. One two year old child died from the disease.
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Burton Station
Eli D Troyer
Campus survey finds two thirds favor love at first sight
A San Jose State College survey shows about two thirds of students believe in love at first sight while a nearly equal portion question its enduring qualities.
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San Jose
Cal
San Jose State College
Burglar Drinks Milk After Looting Mansfield Store
A burglar who looted two cash registers of 15 dollars in change at a Mansfield grocery paused to drink milk from a pint bottle before fleeing. The incident occurred in the town center and the thief escaped unseen, with police urging witnesses to come forward.
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Mansfield
Ladies Aid Society Meets At Pearl Street Home
Mrs Dewey Norman hosted the Methodist church Ladies Aid on Pearl Street. Mrs A J Bauer led the business meeting and plans were made for a July 27 tureen supper. A kitchen shower followed the redecorated church basement.
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Amherst
Dewey Norman
Pearl Street
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
A J Bauer
Bernice Norman
Neal Bruce
Circle two hosts St Ann's Society event
Mrs George Menz of South Main street hosted Circle two of St Ann's Society last evening. Prizes in 500 went to Mrs C G Aschenbach, Mrs H Finnegan and Mrs Mary McCann. The hostess served refreshments at small tables and plans were made to meet in two weeks with Miss Katherine Lawless of Church street.
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George Menz
South Main Street
St Ann's Society
C G Aschenbach
H Finnegan
Mary McCann
Katherine Lawless
Church Street
Past Chiefs Club Plans August Beaver Park Meeting
The Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters held an outdoor meeting at Lynds Gardens starting with a tureen dinner at 12:30. Plans were made for the August Beaver Park gathering and the Grand Temple convention in September at Youngstown was discussed with no firm action. A delegate will be chosen at the next meeting. Participants included Edith Hoffner, Frank Mischka, Ada Purcell, Jessie McLean, George Carter, A C Kreeger, Ira Lynch, Edith Ehrman, and Florence Ehrman.
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Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Jolly Seamstresses Plan Camp Craig Readied
The Jolly Seamstresses 4 H club met with Earleen Harris on Dewey Road to discuss a letter about Camp Craig set for August 10 to 14. The group reviewed details and next steps for participation.
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Jolly Seamstresses
Earleen Harris
Dewey Road
Community notices and social gatherings listed for tonight
The Eagle Auxiliary meets at the FOE hall this evening. Kings Daughters from St Peter Evangelical and Reformed plan an outing at Ruggles Beach. Mrs Theodore Schmutz entertains Circle 1 of St Anns at East Street. Mrs Joseph Massapino hosts Circle 3. Congregational Circle 1 meets Friday afternoon with Mrs H A Monger. Cloverleaf Club gathers Friday afternoon with Mrs C A Lauer. Discharges note: Martin Ahmen, South Amherst, and Mrs Joseph Gainok, South Amherst, welcomed a baby girl.
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Eagle
Foe Hall
Kings Daughters
St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ruggles Beach
Theodore Schmutz
East Street
St Anns Society of St Josephs Church
Joseph Massapino
Circle One
Congregational Church
H A. Monger
Main Street
Cloverleaf Club
C A Lauer
E Martin Street
Japan Abandons 1940 Olympic Games Decision
Tokyo report states Japan plans to cancel the 1940 Tokyo Olympics amid a costly China war. Minister Koichi Kido announced the welfare department's wish to cancel, with Cabinet expected to act the next day. Officials say Japan may seek another country to host the games in 1940.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Koichi Kido
Potter Paynes intrigue in a restless Southern estate
Cynthia Glenn schemes to become a writer while renting her ancestral home to the wealth-minded Potter-Paynes. Beatrice Kerr and Bruce Kerr wrestle with money pressures and romantic entanglements as Irene and Tommy eye England. Cynthia suspects Bruce of stealing her grandmother’s silver teapot and finds it vanished.
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Cynthia Glenn
Peter Moore
Mrs. Potter - Payne
Irene
Tommy
Bruce
Beatrice Kerr
Cynthia
Potter - Paynes
Peter
Potter- Payne
Possible cancellation of 1940 Olympics after Tokyo bid
Officials believed countries would resist accepting responsibility on short notice raising the likelihood of canceling the 1940 Games. Several nations signaled boycotting if held in Tokyo, and the British Amateur Athletic Association had already adopted a boycott resolution earlier this year citing the Chinese-Japanese War.
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Tokyo
British Amateur Athletic Association
Pilot James Galloway Smith Flies 4500 Miles for Emergency Operation
Master mariner James Galloway Smith flies from Karachi India to London aboard an air cushioned bank to perform an emergency medical operation. The long distance voyage highlights daring rescue measures and urgent medical need.
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James Galloway Smith
Master Mariner
Karachi
India
London
Elderly Man Fatally Struck Crossing Highway
Edward E Moore 82 of Pataskala was killed when struck by an automobile on US Route 40 at Korkersville after stepping from a bus. The vehicle, driven by Steve Obal 20 of Dayton, tried to avoid Moore, state patrol officials reported.
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Columbus
Edward E Moore
Pataskala
Korkersville
Zenesville
R E Clark
Harold Wheeler
State Highway Patrol
Steve Obal
Dayton
Obal
Moore
Diagnosis as the Key to Treating Disease
A medical column argues diagnosis is the crucial step in treatment. The physician gathers patient history, weighs symptoms like a detective, and revisits clues when signs conflict to reach a final conclusion.
History and examination in diagnosis discussed
The article stresses gathering a thorough patient history beyond current complaints and performing a comprehensive physical exam. It warns pain can mislead, noting heart tests first and that abdominal pain may stem from many organs, not the abdomen itself.
How to Aid Your Doctor in Diagnosis
The passage explains detailing pain type timing and eye reactions, urges comprehensive history, and recommends submitting all symptoms honestly. It stresses that diagnosis is complex and relies on patient input plus tests like eye exams X rays and discharges analysis to distinguish conditions.
Watch While Crossing Road Fatality Report
A pedestrian named Moore died from skull and neck fractures a crushed chest and multiple limb fractures after being struck while crossing the road. The incident details indicate severe trauma and fatal injuries.
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Moore
Oklahoma Governor Race Sees Tight Contest After Senate Nomination
In Oklahoma City July 14 the Democratic Senate nomination for Sen. Elmer Thomas appears assured with about 60,000 votes. The gubernatorial race is tight as Leon C Philips leads W S Key by under 3,000 with final totals: Philips 176,176 and Key 173,969. Alfalfa Murray placed third in the five-man field. recount may be requested. official certification will come days hence.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Elmer Thomas
Thomas
Roosevelt
Gomer Smith
E. W. Marland
Leon C Philips
W. S. Key
Phillips
Key
William H
The Proposed International Police Radio Network
The proposed International Police Radio Network is highlighted as one of the intriguing new movements in police work, signaling a shift toward coordinated communication and collaboration across agencies.
Dean's Pills Offer Kidney Relief and Flush Aid
Medical notice explains kidneys filter blood with many tubules and warns of symptoms like backache and swelling. It touts Dean's Pills as a long standing remedy used by millions for over 40 years to cleanse waste from blood and ease urinary discomfort.
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Dean
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