Legislature to Meet Again Wolf in September
Columbus July 16 The general assembly will be recalled to Columbus in September for a fourth special session in less than two years to resume taxation legislation. Exact date not set. Governor White will limit the session to tax matters after Attorney General Brickner ruled that the second special session remains technically adjourned and can be reopened at any time.
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Columbus
General Assembly
White
John W. Brickner
Orchestra concert at Oberlin Sunday
An Oberlin concert by the Oberlin Concert Orchestra directed by Emil Holz is planned for Sunday afternoon July Sund at 4 49 p m at Main Street corner. The group, formed for the summer, includes townspeople and conservatory students and features light classical numbers. Albert Stoessel's arrangement of Song of the Vega Boatman will have its Ohio premiere. Viva Shaw, flutist, and Richard Farmer, clarinetist, will perform a duet So Hear the Gentle Lark by Bishop.
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Emil Holz
Oberlin
Main
Ashion
Conservatory
Albert Stoessel
Ohio
Ohio Forecast Sees Clouds and Slight Cooling
Ohio weather today remains generally fair with a cooler trend in the south. Tonight will be slightly cooler. Tuesday brings mostly cloudy skies with likely scattered thundershowers across parts of the state.
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Ohio
South Portion
Dead line set for July 24 registration in Loram County
The Loram County Board of Elections reports July 24 as the last day to register or transfer for the August 14 primary. Miss Mary B. Seward, clerk, says the office will stay open until 5 PM on Saturday and 3 PM on July 24 for voter accommodations, with regular hours otherwise between now and the deadline.
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Mary B. Seward
Loram County Board of Elections
Accomodation of
Board of Elections
Wiss Seward
Biology Specimens Stolen From Clearview High
County Juvenile Officer William Oldham and Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman tracked three youths after a burglary at Clearview High where a stuffed hazard petrified fish and other exhibits were reported missing. Oldham said he knows the suspects and they will likely face Juvenile and Probate Judge H. C. Wilcox soon.
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William Oldham
Paul Chapman
Clearview High School
Oldham
H. C. Wilcox
Hold up at Toledo nets $20,000 for dairy firm
Three men robbed the Page Dairy Co in Toledo just before noon. Henry Page, company president, exchanged fire with the bandits and narrowly escaped injury. Police sought to identify the attackers after an estimated $20,000 was taken.
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Toledo Q
Page ‘Dairy Co
Henry Page
Page
Taxpayer's Suit To Go Higher In Road Contract Case
Luke Horvitz filed suit against county officials and surveyor to halt a $50,000 road surface treatment contract awarded to Henry J. Hart of Elyria. Judge W B Thompson dissolved the temporary injunction, ruling the matter to District Court of Appeals. Horvitz says officials conspired to award on force account without bids, which he argues would have saved about $5,000.
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Attoiney Frank
Scelsan
Luke
S A. Horvitz
Henry J. Hart
Elyria
District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Horvitz
Hart
Twelve Tragic Deaths Over Weekend in Ohio
United Press reports at least 12 deaths across Ohio from heat related and transport incidents over the weekend. Six died in traffic crashes and five by drowning. victims include lifeguard Hubert Bolender in Canton, and several others across Cleveland, Columbus, Zanesville, and Portsmouth districts.
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United Press
Thomas Canlon
John Wood
John Obrnsky
Justin Manns
Scioto River
Columbus
Jean Higginbotham
Scioto
Harry Herskovita
Luna Fier
Lakeside
Fred Jordan
Baltimore
Steubenville
Trained Agents to Join War on Crime in July
The Justice Department plans a new wave of 46 agents to be deployed July 28 as part of a broader expansion under Director J Edgar Hoover. About 30 more recruits begin training August 1, with the total active force rising from 450 to 600 as operations against kidnapers bank robbers and racketeers accelerate. The push follows the nation’s intensified hunt for John Dillinger and expands federal law enforcement nationwide.
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Washington
Justice Department Division of Investigation
J Edgar Hoover
Middle West
John Dillinger
Congress
Lorain Centennial Week Opens With Neptune Parade
Lorain center stage as the centennial celebration begins with King Neptune and his mermaid court at Riverside Park. Rear Admiral E J King will attend the Lorain event and Governor's Day banquet. Activities include regatta, air maneuvers by 112th Observation Squadron, and bronze tablet dedication by the Lorain Kiwanis Club.
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E. J. King
Aeronautical Division
U. S. Navy
Lorain
Ohw
King Neptune
Riverside Park
Loram Yacht Club
Lakeview Park
112Th Observation Squadron
National Guard
Lorain Kiwanis Club
A W. Cinniger
Theodore F. Walker
Lorain High School
S. Norman Park
David E. Hart
Norwalk Woman Seriously Injured In Road Wrecks
A Norwalk woman, Mrs. Andrew Peterson, 64, suffered severe scalp and possible brain injuries when her car tipped into a ditch on Telegraph road near South Amherst while riding with her son Alan. A second crash on Route 18 near Wellington left Bert Elwell and Mrs. Finley with minor injuries. A third collision on Lake road near Sunnyside Beach involved Robert Taylor and Richard Shields. no injuries were reported.
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Sheriff's Department
Andrew Peterson
Milan Avenue
Norwalk
Im Memorial Hospital
Telegraph Road
South Amherst
Alan Peterson
Isabel Brown
Hayes Avenue
Sandusky
Peterson
W. A. Myers
Chestnut Street
Hlyra
Bert Elwell
Brighton
Clifford Finley
Akron
Wellington
Finley
F. M. Sponseller
Robert Taylor
Richard Shields
Greensburg
Lake Road
Sunnyside Beach
Two Patrolmen Shot Down By Gangsters
CHICAGO July 16 police pressed a hunt for four Dillinger gang members after two state patrolmen were shot near Des Plaines. Gil bert Cross was mortally wounded with seven machine gun bullets and Fredge Allister was hit in the left shoulder. The attack occurred when the officers spotted three new autos at a highway intersection and a machine gun opened fire from darkness as they approached.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Gilbert Cross
Fredgc Allister
Dillinger
Cross
McAllister
Des Plaines
Highteay
President Roosevelt Spends Quiet Sunday Aboard Cruiser
President Franklin D. Roosevelt spent a calm Sunday aboard the cruiser Houston en route to Hawaii after church services. He planned a visit to Tiny Clipperton Island about 500 miles off the Meacan coast and enjoyed fishing with his son Franklin Jr who caught a heavy barracuda-like fish.
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Orleans
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Clipperton Island
Ciiser
Houston
Hawai
Hoosevel
Cocos Island
Franklin Jr
Labor troubles rise as Pacific Coast longshoremen strike
San Francisco faces three months of maritime labor conflict rooted in past union struggles. The International Longshoremen's Association gains strength after the NRA era, demanding union recognition and hiring hall control. Nine maritime unions join, paralyzing Pacific ports except Los Angeles. the issue moves toward settlement debates.
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Seattle
Portland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Maine
Pacific Coast
NRA
International Longshoremen’s Association
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Seeks New Horizons
A profile in the New Dealers series portrays Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt as a dynamic first lady who travels widely, advocates hot meals for children, education, and mass outreach, and breaks conventions with regular press conferences and charity radio programs.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Golden West
Dolly Madison
White House
Sidelights On Western Strike
Reports from San Francisco describe widespread strike impact across services. Church attendance rose as St Anne parish pledged a novena for peace while unions push for industrial action. Radio telegraphers, bartenders, teamsters, and others join the strike driving shortages of beer cigarettes and goods. police reform surprises surface as uniforms are altered and mounted officers receive gas masks.
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San Francisco
Strike Will Be Long Drawn Out Green Believes
SURANTON Fa July 16 Gotham Green president of the American Federation of Labor asserts the general strike at San Francisco will be a long drawn out affair. I see no prospect of immediate clearing up of the San Francisco situation.
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Suranton
Gotham Green
American Federation of Labor
Alleves
Sanfrancisco
San Francisco
Teiday
Noise of Great City Stilled in San Francisco Strike
San Francisco's general strike paralyzed the city with 20 000 more workers joining 20 000 already on strike. No streetcars or transportation. hundreds of shops closed. 4 000 militiamen on Embarcadero awaiting duty. Officials urged calm as mobilization expanded toward evening.
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San Francisco
Miilitia
San Francisco Bay Area
Battle Lines Drawn In Bay Area Struggle
Labor and anti labor factions mobilized in a San Francisco Bay crisis affecting 1.5 million people. State militia police and citizen committees faced 65 000 labor supporters amid widespread strikes feared to broaden into a general stoppage. Authorities moved 2900 militia to Morro Bay and 2000 troops guarded the waterfront as Mayor Rossi formed a 500 member emergency committee. A food and fuel shortage loomed with no taxicabs on the streets and cars idled by gas shortages.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Tsa
PST
Totay
Morro Bay
San Luis Obispo County
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