Senate Leader Robinson Dies Prompting State Funeral Plans
Washington—Senate leaders from both parties prepare for a state funeral for late Senate Majority Leader Joseph Taylor Robinson. Plans coordinate with Col. Halsey and Chesley Jurney as services set for noon in the Capitol, with Roosevelt and Cabinet members likely in attendance. Robinson to be taken to Little Rock on a special train. burial site to be decided.
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Taylor Robinson
Capitol Hill
Joe Robinson
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Robinson
Edwin Alexander Halsey
Chesley J. Jurney
Roosevelt
House
Diplomatic Corps
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Zebarney Thorne Phillips
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LL. D
Little Rock
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Berthand H. Snell
Marvin Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Robert L. Coughton
N.C
Bens
Key Pittman
Roberts Bulkley
Ohio
Rusk Holt
W. Va
James A. Farley
John Nance Garner
Jarney
Arkansas
Jurney
Democrats Hurl Challenges On Court Bill
Washington July 15 Administration leaders rallied congressional forces to press ahead with Roosevelt’s judiciary re organization plan after the death of Senate Leader Joseph T. Robinson. Supporters and foes prepared for continued debate as the five day truce ended.
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Administration
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate
Roosevelt
Thundershowers in Ohio with warmer northeast Friday
Local thundershowers are possible tonight and Friday with fair conditions in southern Ohio. Warmer conditions are expected in the northeast tonight, and continued warmth on Friday. A shift in pressure shows a low moving from the plains to the western lake region, while high pressure advances east over the Rocky Mountains.
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Plains States
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Rocky Mountain Plateau
Borberg
Idaho
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Ilinois
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Rockies
Opinions differ on value of park road property
County commissioners and property owners grappled yesterday over valuations for land needed for the Cooper-Foster Park Road extension. About 10 claims were presented as appraisals by state and county assessors placed a value near $25,000, but officials hinted the figures are too high and pressed for settlements favorable to the county. If settlements fail, probate court may be asked to appoint a jury to set valuations.
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Cooper-Foster Park
Howard R. Butler
Salaries Raised in Lorain County Sheriff's Department
Lorain County Sheriff William F. Grall announced pay increases for the entire department. Increases range from $5 to $20 monthly, with Deputies Emil Kubishke and John Fulton gaining $20 each. Chief Deputy Smith and several deputies receive $15 monthly raises, while Paonessa gains $5. After changes, salaries include Smith $190, Adams $130, Davidson $165, Kubishke $155, Paonessa $155, Fulton $155, Hudak $140, Pollock $140, Douglas $140, Bulzomi $140, Peterson $140, Judge $140, and Miss Feeley $95.
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Lorain County
William F. Grall
William G. Smith
Emil Kubishke
John Fulton
Smith
Chalmers Davidson
John Hudak
Anthony Pollock
Rodman Douglas
Michael Bulzami
Elmer Peterson
John Judge
Claude Adams
Ann Feeley
Grall
Samuel Paonessa
Adams
Davidson
Kubishke
Paonsa
Fulton
Hudak
Pollock
Douglas
Bulz
Two Women Injured In Accident Near Wellington
Wellington July 15 Dearborn Michigan women were taken to Falls Clinic after an accident on route 15 west of here around noon. Mrs Alma Frick 46 fractured arm severe cuts Edna Mae Baumgardner 18 cut and bruised their coupe driven by Frick overturned after loss of control. They were traveling from Pennsylvania to Detroit.
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Dearborn
Michigan
Falls Clinic
Here
Alma Frick
Edna Mae Baumgardner
Absent Voters Ballots Now Available at County Office
Absent voters ballots are now available at the Lotain County Board of Elections for those unable to be in the city on primary day. Ballots must be requested before August 7 and cannot be issued after that date. A few voters have already cast ballots after being notified of arrival.
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Aid For Aged Office To Be Closed Tomorrow
The Lorain County office of the Division of Aid for the Aged in the Masonic Temple Building will close tomorrow so staff may attend the state employees’ rally at Cedar Point. County administrator William France announced the plan.
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Masonic Temple
Phaic
Cedar Point
Wiliam France
Russian Fliers To Be Feted At Civic Receptions
Three Russian aviators led by Michael Gromov return from a non stop Arctic route record flight to San Diego. They crossed the pole and Canada to Mexico totaling around 7009 miles once barographs are checked. Guards protect their red wing plane at March Field as investigations begin.
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Fox
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San Francisco
Sheriff of Ross County Bans Slot Machines
CHILLICOTHE D July 16 Sheriff Joe Vincent bans slot machines in Ross county amid impeachment trial of Mayor James Ford. Judge Harrison W Jewell, from Delaware, along with Citizenship League ministers, argued over jurisdiction and signatures on the ouster petition. The trial ended with counsel resting and a decision expected within three weeks.
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Joe Vincent
Ross County
Harrison W. Jewell
Delaware
James ©. Ford
Citizenship League
Ford
Paul Herbert
Jewell
Herbert
Fourteen Lorain Residents File Naturalization Petitions
Fourteen foreign born residents of Lorain county filed petitions for naturalization yesterday and became eligible for the December 7 hearing on applications. Paul G. Werner, director of the division of naturalization at Cleveland, oversaw the petitions.
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Lorain County
Paul G. Werner
Division of Naturalization At
Cleveland
Japan to Send More Troops to China
TIENTSIN China July 15 More than 600 Japanese civilians have been evacuated from Peiping signaling serious trouble. The War Office announced Japan would reinforce its army in China and a reserve call of 3,000,000 was ordered. Naval units will patrol coasts to protect nationals as governors met to discuss peace and firmness.
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Imperial Reservists’ Association
War Ministry
Seoul
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Taikoku
Mitsumasa, Yonai
Manchukuo
Tangku
Hajimi Susiyama
Koki Hirota
Parish Hall To Be Built By Local Church
Grace Lutheran church plans a modern parish hall adjoining the building. A unanimous church vote approved the project. Akron designer J Adam Fichter to draw plans for brick and tile construction with a 25 by 78 feet basement. The basement and first floor will house a social hall, Sunday school rooms, kitchen, rest rooms, heating system, ladies parlor, and classrooms. Part of the first floor may add seating to the church auditorium when needed. The building committee includes William Schmittgen, William Witt, Fred Nierman, William Netbigser, and Rev. W W Walker. A loan will be arranged by trustees, finance chair George Haserodt. Canvassers meet July 21 to seek pledges.
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Grace Lutheran
J. Adam Fichter
Akron
William Schmittgen
William Witt
Fred Nierman
William Netbigser
W. W. Walker
George Haserodt
Cadet Brown Joins 1941 West Point Class
Earle W. Brown son of Mr and Mrs E W Brown of 128 Ohio Street has been assigned to the third company of the new 1941 cadet class at the United States Military Academy West Point New York He is among 494 new cadets sworn in July 1 by Major General William D Connor superintendent The academy will conduct a four week boot camp in military subjects followed by absorption into the corps and participation in parades at Fort Canton and a practice march in the mountains before academic work begins September 1
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E. W. Brown
Ohio Street
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Military Academy
Fort Canton
Army
43 Boys To Close Camp Period This Evening
The Elyria Y M C A closes its second summer camp period at Camp Iss Sec Kes on the Vermilion River with a 7 30 p m closing pow wow parents and the public invited Stunts are planned by Camp Supervisor Carl Wagner With 43 boys returning for another group of 40 to start a ten day session tomorrow Camp groups are larger this year says Harlie Stevick general manager of the Y
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Iss-Sec-Kes
Vermilion River
Carl W. Wagner
Terrific Blast In Coal Mine In Indiana
Sullivan Indiana July 15 an explosion of mine damp shot searing flames through the Baker Soft Coal Mine killing at least four miners and trapping around 70 others. Twelve were rescued but ten burned severely. Rescue teams labored as crowds gathered hoping for survivors.
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Ind
Baker Soft
Baker
Charles N. Templeton
Baker Coal Company
Templeton
A. E. Wilson
State Department of Mines and Mining
Henry Wallace
Indiana
Terra Haute
Vincennes
Commissioners To Begin Work On Budget Soon
County commissioners plan a serious study of the 1938 budget requests from county departments. Delays stem from incomplete submissions and busy schedules this week. Most requests have been received and earlier figures show many seeking higher appropriations for 1938 operations.
Auto Hits Load Of Lumber Man Killed
Celina Ohio July 15 Leo Dorsten 23 of Montezuma killed and his brother Adop 18 injured when a roadster hit the rear of a wagon loaded with lumber driven by Elmer Jackson near here. The brothers were en route to a fire. Dorsten was drowned in a water filled ditch after the collision, coroner Dr J T Gibbons said. Charges were filed against Jackson.
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Leo Dorsten
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Adop
Elmer Jackson
Here
J. T. Gibbons
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