Debate Over Dictatorship and Relief Policy At UVa Institute
University of Virginia July 18 featured a heated discussion at the Institute of Public Affairs with Harold Ickes Hi ram Bingham and Frank Bane addressing whether the nation leans toward dictatorship or retains representative government. They debated wealth control executive power social security and limits on Congress and the Supreme Court with both sides warning against drift toward despotism.
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Ickes-Bingham
Ickes
Bingham
Ckes
Congress
Supreme Court
Washington
General Industries Picnic at Crystal Beach
General Industries plans an August picnic for about 750 employees and families at Crystal Beach. The event Saturday will feature two baseball games, a tug of war between Metal and Bake division workers, various athletic events, free dancing, and child specific activities. Transportation will be provided for non drivers.
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General Industries
Crystal Beach
General Industries Company
Body of Slain Girl To Be Buried In Piqua
In Asheville North Carolina J F Clevenger father of Helen Clevenger a 19 year old NYU honor student attacked slain and mutilated Thursday morning instructed a local undertaker to prepare her body for shipment to Piqua Ohio for funeral services and burial Clevenger was near collapse from grief
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Asheville
N.C
J. F. Clevenger
Great Kills
N. C
Helen Clevenger
New York University
Piqua
Clevenger
RCA Strikers Riot Sparks Camden Arrests and Bail
In Camden New Jersey on July 18 union leaders react to a 623000 bail for 101 RCA strikers and sympathizers as a fourth week of action begins with plant reopening planned Monday. Picketing intensifies after a day of riot injuring over 30, with four police and one detective hospitalized. Ten strikers arrested amid ammonia and acid attacks and clashes with police.
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Camden
N. J
RCA Company
RCA
Death Record Charles A Gott Wellington
Charles A Gott 79 former mayor of Wellington from 1927 to 1928 died at home after months of illness. Born in Michigan he farmed near Wellington for about fifty years and owned Uncle Charlie's Place filling station east of Wellington. Survived by wife Emma daughter Lela Avery son Jay and sister Mrs Lucy Stewart. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at home with Dr Charles W Ricard officiating. interment LaGrange Cemetery.
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Charles A. Gott
Wellington
Yertl Avenue
Michigan
Oni
Owilne
Emma
Lela Avery
Cleveland
Jay
Lucy Stewart
Syria
Charles W. Ricard
LaGrange Cemetery
Dowd Hamhauser and Barnes Obituaries Readied for Services
Mary Elizabeth Dowd 23 daughter of the late John Dowd formerly of Elyria and Myre died yesterday after a two year illness. She attended Notre Dame High School Cleveland and St John’s Schools of Nursing. Surviving include her mother a brother and a sister. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 9 from St Thomas Aquinas church Cleveland and graveside at St Mary’s Cemetery Elyria about 11. Elizabeth Barnes 84 widow of Lewis Barnes was found dead in her Wellington home early today. She is survived by two brothers George and Samuel Calegrave and two nieces. Burial will be in Wellington Cemetery after arrangements at Keith Andrews Funeral Home Wellington.
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Mary Elizabeth Dowd
John Dowd
Elyria
Myre
Charles EK. Hamhauser
Fast 86Th Street
Cleveland
Notre Dame High School
St. John's Schools of Nursing
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Kuch Rainn
Ohio
Elizabeth Barnes
Lewis Barnes
Ralph Rowland
Rowland Co
Wellington
George
Samuel Calegrave
Hull
Ines
Lena Tibble
Gertrude Dibble
Keith Andrew
Ceme
Canvas stolen from binder cover in Brownhelm township
Albert Kuellmer reported to Sheriff’s Deputy Charles Leonard that a large canvas used to cover a binder was stolen the night of July 15 from Baumhardt Road in Brownhelm township. The canvas was insured. Drogheda is noted as an ancient Irish town of about 13 000 inhabitants.
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Sheriff’s Department
Albert Kuellmer
Baumhardt Road
Brownhelm Township
Kuellmer
Charles Leonard
Drogheda
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Elyria Districts
The Cleveland Trust Company transfers property on Sixth Street Taoraln to Josephy Conley Sr. The National Bank of Commerce of Lorain to Sue Valletta et al Lot 18 Block 6 William A Braman’s Trustee Subdivision Lorain. Nick Dakmin to John Herak et al Lots 42 and 44 Sertinn Ridgeville Heights Ridgeville Township. Elmer A Schmitz to The First Savings and Loan Co property on Olive Street Elyria. Man found it injuring from fenergnee cruelty and passion to gsciente and reason.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Josephy Conley
Sixth Street
Taoraln
National Bank of Commerce of
Lorain
Ohio
Valletta
William A. Braman
Nick Dakmin
John Herak
Sertinn
Ridgeville Heights
Ridgeville Township
Elmer A. Schmitz
First Savings and Loan Co
Olive Street
Elyria
Oberlin church schedules and regional WPA institute
Oberlin churches list services at First Baptist First Methodist Christ Church Episcopal Sacred Heart Mt Zion and East Oberlin with times led by Rev. Crocker Whiteman Daniels Brennan Marshburn Jordan Ward and Clarence Ward plus a regional WPA emergency education institute for eight states and D C to be held July 26 to August 1 chaired by George K R Bryant with Charles Emerick directing and May M budget housing at May r t tage facilities providing lodging
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Oberlin, O
First Baptist Church
Bertram Crocker
Leila Scarlett
First Methodist Church
First Church
Crocker
First
Oberlin
T. A. Richards
The
Baptist Church
James Brand House
Christian Youth
Christ - Church ( Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Norning
Institute
District of Columbia
George KR. Bryant
Columbus
Charles Emerick
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
May Rattage
Honored on Birthday at Mrs John Franklin’s Home
Relatives and friends gathered at North Pleasant street to celebrate Mrs John Franklin’s birthday. Gifts were given, refreshments served late. Guests came from Lakewood Elyria Amherst and Oberlin.
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John Franklin
North Pleasant Street
Franklin
Lakewood
Elyria
Amherst
Oberlin
Strike Paralyzes Mexico City
Emergency powers were used to secure water supply for Mexico City as a strike by electrical workers left parts of the capital without water. Health department forced union leaders to power city pumps while labor officials ruled the walkout justified. Union demand for higher wages and better conditions remains unresolved.
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Mexico City
Department of Health
Department of Labor
Girl Alleges Mother Shaved Head Over Abuse
Katherine Kovas 13 of Marling Ferry testified in probate court that her mother shaved her head to make her look like a monkey and mistreated her. She said she stole 245 dollars, bought a hair wave and slacks, then was struck with a frying pan and sent to haul hay. Authorities were investigating the claims.
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ST. Clatksville
Katherine Kovas
Marling Ferry
Katherine
Gua Kovas
Stavery
Katherina
Martin's Ferry
Townsend Plan Dominates Board Clash During Convention
Amid tense sessions, a no-censure decision leaves Gomer Smith unscathed for now while Rev. Smith’s influence looms over Townsend factions. A regional maneuver plan aims to keep Townsend supporters aligned with pension proposals and party splits as legal challenges mount seeking an accounting of Townsend funds and removal of conductors.
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Townsend
Gomer Smith
Smith
Wuey P. Long
Kingfish
Oklahoma
United States Senate
Rep
Josh Lee
Louisiana
Gomer
Smiths
Alfrad J. Wright
Ohio
California
Sait
Common Pleas Court
Hestolen
Rev. Smith and Townsend
John B
Homes Loan suit seeks eight figures in county court
Six suits filed in common pleas court yesterday and this morning by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation seek judgments on promissory notes against Laula A. Decker and others for amounts totaling 8,066.75. M. G. and Coloma Bond 22,745.00. Andrew and Hather Helogh 4,04.88. Robert E. B. Pierce and others 3,489.96. John Tomagiec and others 5,064.91. John W. Warner and others 2,144.00. Tempa Dean granted a divorce from Porter Dean in Judge Cobb's court for gross neglect of duty. City Produce and Commission Co. sues Fred Gang for 160.49 for merchandise. George Burr sues Ma bel Burr for divorce on gross neglect grounds. they wed July 3, 1929. Matt Nickoloff of Elyria sues Arthur Ziegman for 10,000 over an eye injury from a wheel splinter in Ziegman’s garage February 29. Nickoloffs claim medical costs and long future treatment. Iris E. Davies files a common pleas suit for divorce from David T. Davies, whom she married September 4, 1927, alleging he left in June 1935 and has not been heard from since.
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Common Pleas Court
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Laula A. Decker
M. G
Coloma Bond
Andrew and
Hather Helogh
Robert EB. Pierce
John Tomagiec
John W. Warner
George Burr
Mabel Burr
Elyria
Matt Nickoloff
Lorain
Jodas
Arthur Ziegman
East Twentyeighth Street
Ziegman
Nickoloff
Nickoloffs
Iris BE. Davie
David T. Davies
Townsend Directors Face Misfeasance Charge In House Probe
A petition names Kiefer Clinton Wunder Baxter Frankine Frank A Arbuckle Gilmour Young and Nathan J Roberts as Townsend directors charged with misfeasance in office and bad faith. Rev Wright was ousted last month after appearing before the House committee investigating Townsendism. Dr Townsend said let Mr Wright proceed and warned of suit against any complainers.
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Kiefer
Clinton Wunder
Baxter Frankine
Frank A. Arbuckle
Gilmour Young
Nathan J. Roberts
Townsend
Rev. Wright
House of Represesentatives
Rebel Army Units Hold Important Bases In Morocco
Rebel forces rose against the leftist government in Morocco with uprisings in Melilla and spread to other bases. Reports say Foreign Legion troops initially retook Melilla but later joined the rebels, while censorship blanketed Spain and the government urged confidence of quick suppression.
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Madrid
Spanish Morocco
Melilla
United Press
Perpignan
Spain
Immmar
Barcelona
Catalonia
Malilla
Spanish Foreign Legion
Foreign Legion
Morocco
Heat wave shifts south driving scorching Midwest
The American heart wave edged into the Middle South as the heat zone moved south with cool air from Canada. Temperatures ranged high across Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, the Dakotas, and Nebraska, with many readings near record highs. Thundershowers provided limited relief, while corn crops suffer drought across 28 states. Prices rose as corn futures hit the limit and federal relief programs announced purchases and aid.
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Plains
Middle South
Chicago
Kentucky
West Virginia
Canada
West
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Nakotas
Nebraska
Indiana
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ilona
South Dakota
North Dakota
Northwest
Ohio Valley
Dakotas
Rocky Mountain
Duquoin
St. Loui
Posey County
Lower
Upper Michigan
Orthern
Ohio
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Pacific Northwest
AAA
WPA
Resettlement Administration
Department of Agriculture
Market Report From Cleveland and Nearby Produce Exchange
Market steady on produce and butter with mixed quotations for poultry items. Potatoes, fruits, vegetables, and dairy products show varied prices by grade and region, with grain and mill feeds listed alongside hay and straw values from local elevators and shippers.
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Broilera
Broilers
U.S No
Califotania
Virginia Cobblers
Onie
Delaware
New Jersey
Hopeful for Grant for Erie Avenue Bridge Project
County officials seek a full federal grant but plan to pursue partial funding and gather information while Harter researches sources in Washington. A new traffic survey by the State Highway Department is requested to update last year’s data showing 5,584 vehicles in a week, with 77 passenger cars and 17,933 trucks and 1,497 horses, and the bridge opened 47 times for boats. The heaviest traffic occurred Sunday with 15,607 cars as the bridge opened 11 times. The panel expects higher future counts amid increased navigation.
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Harter
Washington
State Highway Department
Erie Avenue
Warehouse Destroyed By Fire At Columbus
Fire destroyed a four story warehouse in Columbus causing an estimated loss of 45000 dollars. Several firemen narrowly escaped injury when a stair collapsed. The cause of the blaze was not learned.
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Columbus
Thaw and Bride Fly To New York
Russell K. Thaw and his bride Kay Roberts of Beverly Hills flew to New York in Thaw’s private plane. They were married in Beverly Hills after a scramble to locate the marriage license. Reverend R. O. Miller officiated the ceremony.
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Los Angeles
Russell K. Thaw
Kay Roberts
Beverly Hills
New York
Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
New Yorker
R. O. Miller
Ohio Wesleyan Names New Dean Of Women
Mrs Mary Helen Freets, formerly assistant dean of women at Ohio University for seven years, has been appointed dean of women at Ohio Wesleyan University. She succeeds Mrs A B Whitney who recently resigned. President Edmund A Soper announced the appointment from Delaware Ohio.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware, D
Mise Mary Helen Freets
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Edmund A. Soper
A. B. Whitney
Extinguish Three Fires Reported In City
Three grass fires were reported yesterday raising the yearly total to 148. Fire crews extinguished two blazes on Elbe street and Caroline avenue, while a blaze at Huron and West was controlled before firefighters arrived.
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Elbe Street
Caroline Avenue
Huron
West
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