Heat Deaths Edge Past 3 500 Mark
Chicago July 28 Heat waves push death toll beyond 3 500 with destruction across drought zones. Forecasters warn of possible relief from scattered showers but warn hot air will continue to move east. Cooler air may reach the Dakotas tonight while western sections and Ohio Valley face sustained heat.
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Wentucky
Ohio Valley
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Owenshara
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Iowa
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Washington
Oregon
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J. BR. Lloyd
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Lake Michigan
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iino
Weather forecast for Ohio including storms this afternoon
Weather summary notes generally fair tonight and Friday with possible thunder showers in the southern part. temperature trend little changed overall.
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Ohio
Two Men Injured by Fast Tram at LaGrange Crossing
A tram strike at East Main Street LaGrange yesterday injured two men. Driver Cachalis Tinakas, 44, was rushed to Hytria Memorial Hospital with brain concussion. A second man, Kiganonnios, escaped injury after leaping from the car as the tram approached. Both men were reportedly staying in LaGrange during the sabre season.
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Meat Op
Cachalis Tinakas
28Th Street
Lerain
Hiyria
la Grange
Two Lads Suffer Slight Injuries In Lifting Accident
Leroy Wyler and Elvin W Jer, both from Oberlin, were slightly injured when a hay wagon they were lifting was struck by a semitruck driven by Paul V. Wood of Galesburg. Wood was arrested and charged with reckless driving after the crash. He pleaded guilty before Justice Steve Cawip and was fined 10 with costs, 5 of which were suspended. Investigations by Denutios Ma Monroe and Chui meta Pavidsen followed the accident.
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Leroy Wyler
Elvin W Jer
Oofmear Oberlin
Paul V. Wood
East 4Th Street
Galesburg
Wood
Justy of the
Steve Cawip
Kapton
Culty
Denutios Ma Monroe
Chuimeta Pavidsen Invest
Governor Olson Undergoes Mayo Clinic Operation
Minnesota Governor Peter Olson, a Minnesota Farmer-Labor figure, underwent a minor operation at the Mayo Clinic to restore strength amid a chronic illness and heat related weight loss. Doctors reported a feeding tube inserted into the small intestine to rest the stomach and improve nourishment.
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Rochester
Minn
Peter
Mayd B.olson
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Party
Mayo Clinic
Spy Suspect To Get Trial At Once
WASITTINGTON July 16 Navy officials press for a quick trial for Farnsworth an officer accused of selling Navy secrets to Japan. Officials say they have sufficient evidence for a conviction and anticipate a heavy sentence under espionage laws. He is held in federal custody after naval intelligence and the FBI gained his arrest and will face a District of Columbia grand jury. Standley notes possible revisions to thwart any loss of fleet security if the information is deemed recent.
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Worth
Farnsworth
Fnre
Standley
Department of Justice
Naval
G-men
Nevessy
Whoether Inworth
Columbia Grand Jary
Jadyan
Farnaworth
Federal Aid Sought for Lorain Black River Bridge
A county wide drive to secure federal aid for a new Black River bridge at Lorain begins at 7:20 tonight with public officials and civic groups meeting at the courthouse. They aim to replace the current East Erie Avenue drawbridge, which blocks traffic on U S Route 16 and Route 2 during openings. Estimated cost around 4.5 million dollars, with county financing ruled out, as commissioners and organizers seek broad public support and federal planning input.
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Lorain
Court House
Jiere
East Erie Avene
Terain
Tonracht
Fi Atrnup
Ttas
Trun
Qscar Tunn
Janet Shock Reaches Finals in Ohio Women’s Golf
Janet Shock, a Dayton schoolgirl, advanced to the finals of the Ohio Women's Golf tournament in Canterbury Country B, Cleveland. She defeated Miss Bra Shord of Man with a two up and one to play finish. Mrs Burt Weil of Cincinnati, defending champion, defeated Miss Sally Elson of Columbus four and three to reach the final against Shock.
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Cleveland
Janet Shock
Dayton
Bra Shord
Burt Weil
Cincinnati
Sally Elson
Calumbus
President Begins Vacation Cruise Aboard Schooner Sewanna
President Roosevelt starts a cruise aboard the schooner Sewanna with the Roosevelt party on July 16 moving toward Petit Manan Island off the northern Maine coast en route to Nova Scotia waters. He consults with Secretary McIntyre and reads mail from Washington while aboard with his three sons and welcomes a newborn grandson. Rear Admiral Richard Byrd joins for a two hour luncheon visit at Seal Cove before the voyage continues.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt Tanay
Petit Manan Island
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Petit Manan
Ead
Nova Scotian
Campobello
N. OB
Pevitt Manan
Marvin McIntyre
Washington
Hopking
Daugher
Fort Worth
Tex
Seal Cove
Priest Denounces Roosevelt as Great Liar at Public Hall
Father Charles Coughlin denounces President Roosevelt as the great liar and betrayer at the Old Age Revolving Pension convention in Cleveland. He assails Roosevelt and Landon, condemns economic slavery, and attacks Browder, Meany, Townsend, and party lines as unfit for honest governance. Delegates erupt in applause as the speaker shifts to condemn Democrats focused on jobs over principles. Continued on page 13.
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Charles BF. Coughlin
Francis KH. Tawrsend
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Roosevelt
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National Union
Ale M. Landon
Landon
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M Roosevelt
National Union For So Justice
Iklin Delano
Townsend
Eblin
Gerald L. K Smith
William Temke
Unicon
Father Courh- Mu
Ronsivet
Pragdk A Arburkle
Avon Lake Youth Seriously Injured After Car Crash
Avon Lake youth seriously injured in Lorain County traffic crash near Step 59 on Lake Road. Aimed to pass a car driven by Florence Powell of Cleveland when attempting to re-enter traffic lanes, the youth rammed Powell’s vehicle rear. Taken to St Joseph’s Hospital in Cleveland with serious injuries. Powell and two others uninjured but shaken.
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St. Joseph’s
Lorain
Lake Toad
Marshall Paw
McCamnyoll
Avon Lake
Young Hilt
Plorence Powell
Clinton Qivrmie
Powell
Tie
St Josephs Hospital
Towill
Jani
Dorothy
Moss Lena Johnson
Cleveland
Truck Driver Injured In Collision At Brownhelm
Oscar Tiekman of Sandusky was treated at Amherst Hospital for lacerations and bruises after his truck collided with an automobile at Brownhelm yesterday. The other driver’s name was not learned. A separate collision at Middle and Second involved Joe Mills of Brandatoan Ave and Alex Sparks of Lake Avenue, causing light damage. the passenger driver agreed to pay for his own car’s damages, police reported.
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Oscar Tiekman
Sandusky
Amherst Hospital
Brownhelm
Joe Mills
Brandatoan Ave
Alex Sparks
Lake Avenue
Believe Man Intended To Assassinate King Edward
A middle aged suspect tried to shoot King Edward VIII during a royal procession near Buckingham Palace. Police overpowered him after he flourished a revolver. George Andrew Mahon of London claimed to be a journalist and protested without clear aims. He appeared incoherent at Bow Street court with no stated intent to harm the king.
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London
U.P
Edward VIII
Buckinozhan Palace
Ivo
Scotland Yard
Asclant
George Andrew Malon
Loion
Ail
Bow Street
Mahon
Quick Passage Of Relief Bill Is Forecast
In Columbus dated January 16 a conference of the House and Senate anticipated rapid approval of a permanent relief measure for Ohio. With funds nearly exhausted in counties, the Senate rushed a bill to provide about 18.44 million for relief in the last six months of 1936, with state and county contributions to be allocated by Carey poor relief funds.
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Jaly
Monge
Senate
Legiglauu
Robel
Lie Touse
Keith Lawrente
Cleveland
Wirilard Campbell
Thy
Greettsey County
Tarold Siehols
Clesminat County
Dreps
House
Carey
Birth Decline Evidence From Lorain County Census
The 1934 annual County Auditor C S Kelser report on the five to eighteen age group shows a persistent birth rate decline. Among districts, Elyria totals 4 859 children with 2 457 boys and 2 422 girls, Lorain reports 9 380 with 4 553 boys and 4 477 girls, Wellington t 24 boys and 54 girls, South Amherst 183 boys 212 girls, Avon Lake 252 boys 255 girls, Grafton 102 boys 125 girls, and fewer births appear in the younger five to seven ranges. The data also notes a slight male predominance overall. Continued on Page 13.
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C S. Kelser
Kelner
State Director of Education
Inwest
Pacherciuy
Wellington
South Amherst
Avon Lake
Grafton
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Means Saving To Domestic Consumers
J B Johnson local manager of the Ohio Public Service Company announced the company accepted the reduced domestic electric rate from the Elyria ordinance passed June 1. The new rate saves domestic customers 18000 to 20000 dollars yearly, eliminates the service charge, removes the extra charge on electric ranges, and adds a one cent off peak rate for water heating. Arrangements are being made to implement the ordinance at once. A Board of Arbitration for future rate changes influenced the company’s acceptance.
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Ohio Public Service Company
Council
Johnson
Elyria
Ordinance of Council
Me Johnson
Board of Arbitration
Landon Knox Plan Speeches Outline 1936 Campaign Tour
In Topeka Kansas on July 16 the Republican leaders outlined a plan for Gov. Alf Landon of Kansas and Frank Knox of Chicago to campaign in opposite directions across the nation. Landon to speak in the East mid August while Knox heads to the Pacific coast with dates in Indiana and West Virginia. The two will meet again in September with joint adjustments to acceptance speeches and tours.
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Republican Party
Ate M. Landon
Kansas
Frank Knox
Chicago
Pacific Northwest
oTn
Landon
West Middlesex
Penn
New York
Boston
Knox
Connersville
Ind
Huntington
W. Va
Tandon
Guy Landon
New Hampshire
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Frank Gannett
Junior U.S. Senator From Iowa Is Killed
Murphy, the junior U.S. Senator from Iowa, died when his car plunged over an embankment near Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. His wife and two others were injured, with Flo trapped under the vehicle and Mrs Murphy treated for chest injuries.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Food Prices Seen Rising Because of Drought
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics of the Agriculture Department predicted higher prices for many foods due to the drought. The forecast cited impacts on supply and markets, signaling shoppers may face steeper grocery bills in the near term.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economies
The
Agricuture Department
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