No Surrender Attitude Persists Over Neutrality Debate
Senate leaders studied three options to revive the administration neutrality program as adjournment looms. Democrat Alben W. Barkley said sentiment is being tested on reversing a vote, discharging the committee, or attaching a neutrality rider to a House bill. Republican Charles L. McNary may brief Roosevelt at a White House conference.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Alben W. Barkley
Cordell Hall
White House
Barkley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Charles L. McNary
R. Ore
Motorcycle collision claims two New Lexington men
Samuel Gall aged 23 was killed and Dudley Dupler 20 was seriously injured when their motorcycle collided with a truck near New Lexington Ohio last night. Both victims were residents of New Lexington.
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Samuel Gall
Dudley Dupler
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New Lexington
Germany sees cattle herd drop by six hundred thousand
Germany reports a fall in cattle numbers of 600000 from the prior year as farmers adjust herds amid market pressures. Officials note ongoing shifts in livestock production and dairy supply effects across major regions.
There's a Good Reason You're Constipated
An advice piece explains constipation often results from low bulk in diet and suggests Kellogg's All-Bran as a daily remedy. It emphasizes eating a crunchy cereal, drinking water, and notes All-Bran is made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Elyria Welcome for Pas Lancio of Berlin Heights
Pas qual e T Lancio of Berlin Heights visited Elyria and dropped by the Chronicle Telegram office. A former film actor musician and novelist he spends summers at Bertin Heights cottage and winters in Louisiana writing on strawberry growing. He has written Phantom of the Air The Dukes Creed and Wings of Vengeance and keeps a large scrapbook of clippings about himself.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Pasquale T. Lancio
Berlin Heights
Labor Convention Seeks Unity Between AFL and CIO
Resolutions urging unity between the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations were presented to delegates at the 35th annual Ohio State Federation of Labor convention in Akron. The measure calls for stronger cooperation and a common front for workers.
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Akron
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Court Notes On Bond And Filings In Lorain County
Max Katz bound to grand jury under 200 bond on non support charge in Elyria. Vincent Czuba fined 219 dollars on appeal in Lorain Municipal Court. A suit to partition property filed in common pleas court by Isaac Metcalf of Lakewood. Idalene Vahel seeks divorce from John Vahel married 1932. Wool stolen from Tony Santucci farm reported to sheriff. suspect traveled to Poughkeepsie. Ben Dewey fined 8.12 dollars for driving without license after Route 20 arrest by deputies.
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Max Katz
Justice C. C. Lord
Tillie Katz
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Justice Lord
Katz
Lorain
Vincent Czuba
Milica Boiilovich
Carlisle
R. Metcalf
Isaac S. Metcalf
Lakewood
Idalene Gordon Vahel
Oberlin
John A. Vahel
Tony Santucci
New London
Sheriff's Department
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Ben H. Dewey
Clyde
Ohio
Preston L. Coon
Ridgeville
C. J. Cordy
Chalmer Davidson
Labor union resolutions spark debate at state federation
Trumbull County Central Labor Union urged craft versus industrial unionism as a key issue while the Akron Typographical Union pressed for a state federation endorsement of a united labor movement to restore public confidence in unions. Other proposals sought PWA extension, protested WPA cuts, and backed continued FHA. The Firefighters' Association sought an organized labor representative on the State Civil Service Commission.
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Trumbull County Central Labor Union
Akron Typographical Union
State Federation
United Labor Movement
Building Trades
PWA
WPA
Federal Housing Administration
Firefighters’ Association
Organized Labor
State Civil Service Commission
Council Votes Out Fire Truck Levy
Oberlin Ohio residents will save about one half mill on property taxes as the village council eliminates the fire truck levy after two years of operation. The whiteway assessment was also dropped, reducing annual costs by around 1200 dollars for Oberlin merchants.
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Oberlin
Community Garden Club Suspends Summer Program
The Community Garden club has suspended its summer program and plans to reopen in October with an interesting speaker. Members expect an active and engaging year ahead.
Picnic Planned by Church School Units at Sunnyside Beach
The Men’s and Women’s classes of the First Methodist church plan a picnic on Thursday July 20 at the Horns cottage Sunnyside Beach. If rain occurs the event will be postponed.
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The
First Methodist Church
John Horn
Sunnyside Beach
Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs May Wood Home
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet on Wednesday July 19 at the home of Mrs May Wood 93 Groveland Street.
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Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
May Wood
Groveland Street
Ernest Malham Jr Celebrates 12th Birthday at Home
Relatives gathered at Ernest Malham Jr as his family hosted a weekend celebration for his 12th birthday. Uncle Fred Lang of Cleveland presented a decorated cake along with several gifts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Lang two sons Paul and Robert Mr and Mrs Carl Berger Mrs Ruth Smith Donna Mae Mr and Mrs Ray Malham three sons Mrs Sylvia Malham and Mrs Beatrice Baldwin.
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Ernest Malham
Fred Lang
Cleveland
Paul
Robert
Carl Berger
Ruth Smith
Donna Mae
Ray Malham
Sylvnnie Malham
Beatrice Baldwin
Local residents host guests from across Ohio and Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs A B Chesbro entertain relatives from Dayton for two weeks. Mrs E G Frost and two children Johan and Barbara visit from Dayton. Miss Carol Zimmerman visits Chicago relatives. Bert Holden and family from Cleveland stay with Shrefflers. Several locals travel for vacations and attend a funeral. Harold Parsons resumes work at Colson company after vacation.
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A. B. Chesbro
Chesbro
E. G. Frost
Johan
Barbara
Dayton
Frost
Carol Zimmerman
West Vine Street
B. L. Crowe
Chicago
Bert Holden
Cleveland
Charles Shreffler
East College Street
Holden
Finger Lake Region
New York
William Winter
Oberlin
Spring Street
Norwalk Hospital
L. E. Burgner
Cook's Forest
Pennsylvania
Fred Comings
West Lorain Street
Shelby
Charlotte King
North Professor Street
Margaret Askew
Oil City
Columbus
J. T. Henderson
West College Street
Lakeside Hospital
Clarence Wright
Hattie Parsons
Woodland Avenue
Colson Company
Elyria
D. D. Stitzel
East Conge Street
Blue Hole
Castalia
Lorain County 4-H Health Program Opens in Elyria
Sixty four 4-H club members from Avon Sheffield Elyria Ridgeville Eaton and Columbia townships joined a county wide health competition at the Elyria YMCA His program featured health exams by Dr F R Dew and nurse Mrs Ethel Agite The Lorain County Senior Four Club presented singing readings a play and talks The next meeting will be at South Amherst school Monday at 7 45 p m Winners will be chosen per district and county to compete at the Ohio State Fair
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Lorain County
Elyria
Wiliam Kneisel
Lois Youtzy
J. Corbett Walker
Neva Crozier
Frank
Erna
le Rev Gotto
Agnes Lottman
South Amherst School
Henrietta
Brownham
Amherst
Slayer Sentenced To Death In Arizona Gas Chamber
Robert Burgunder was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death in the Arizona lethal gas chamber for the slaying of Jack Peterson. Jury deliberated four hours and 15 minutes before the verdict. Peterson and Ellis Koury, automobile salesmen, vanished on a desert trip. their bodies were found eight days later. Burgunder, son of a Seattle prosecuting attorney, pleaded for death. He was arrested in Tennessee and returned for trial with his father defending.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Burgunder
Arizona
Jack Peterson
Burgunder
Seattle
Peterson
Ellis Koury
Hart Submits Low Bid On State Road Improvement
State Highway Department opened bids for surface treatment of 36.92 miles in Medina, Wayne, Lorain Counties. H J Hart of Elyria offered the low bid of 40392 dollars for the complete project including 7.0 miles in Lorain and 5.0 to 7.0 miles on routes 252 and 3511. J N Eidt commented on varying project scope.
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State Highway Department
Lorain County
Columbia Township
Brighton
Kipton
J. N. Eidt
Medina
Wayne Counties
H. J. Hart
Elyria Road
Columbus
Police Aid In Dolezal Case Enlisted In Arraignment
Cleveland July 18 Police aid was enlisted for the first time in the Dolezal case as Frank Dolezal faces arraignment for the beheading of a torso murder victim. Deputy Inspector Cowles is asked to examine clothing for traces of human blood as prosecutors prepare evidence for the county grand jury.
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Cleveland
Justice Neliz
Frank Dolezal
David L. Cowles
Dolezal
Martin L. O'Donlegal
Florence Sander Polilla
Eno Guilio
New Comet Juriof-Achmar of Hassel Named
A new comet named Juriof-Achmar of Hassel has been observed by three astronomers and can be seen from Greenwich Observatory after sunset, positioned midway between Capella and Algol.
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London
Juriof-Achmarof-Hassel
Greenwich Observatory
WPA Project Catalogs Elytia School Rooms and Furnishings
A WPA crew under W. O. McClellan prepares complete sizes of Elytia school rooms and equipment. Two groups measure walls ceilings floors and glass while other drafts scaled room drawings. The records, to be property of the schools, will aid maintenance purchasing lighting and insurance and provide ongoing inventory kept up by school staff.
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Elytia
WPA
W. O. McClellan
Board of Education
Poul
Election Of Officers Of Elyria Chest Group Delayed
The election of officers for the Elyria Community Chest Inc was postponed when the board failed to form a quorum at last night’s meeting. A new meeting is expected to be called in August at Community Chest headquarters.
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Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Colling
Board of Trustees
Community Chest
Baxter Elected To C Of C Board
Elyria High School teacher and president of the Ohio State Federation of Teachers E. G. Baxter was elected director of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce to fill the vacancy from Walter S. Kohn resignation. He will serve until the next election.
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E. G. Baxter
Elyria
Ohio State Federation of Teachers
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Baxter
Walter S. Kohn
World Fair Flea Circus Uses Dog as Performer
Westville New Jersey reports a 12 year old shepherd dog named King owned by Lester and Donald Leap supplied 250 flea performers to a Brooklyn trainer for both New York and San Francisco World Fairs.
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Grove
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New York
San Francisco
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Lester
Donald Leap
Brooklyn, N. Y
Anxiety grows as Bokuyo Maru at sea with dangerous cargo
The Bokuyo Maru carrying Chilean nitrates faced a looming crisis as it neared port on Friday. The Japan Mail Steamship Company feared for the vessel after sending no SOS since the initial distress signal. Nearby ships including the Asama Maru Nippon Maru and Florida Maru redirected to aid.
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Japan Mail Steamship Company
Ordinance Regulates Bicycle Use With Fines and Penalties
The ordinance sets a 25 cent annual fee and requires a sale record for bicycles. It enforces a reasonable speed, bans two riders on a single bike, prohibits riding on sidewalks in business areas, and forbids tethering to other vehicles. Violations carry fines up to 10 dollars, license suspension up to six months, and bicycle impounding.
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Nual
City halts roof payment. park entrance dispute over gas station
The council considers adjusting plans to avoid removing a monumental entrance and a tree at Pasadena Park for a gas station development while two weeks are allowed to discuss sidewalk level changes with Dunfee. Safety Committee weighs traffic light studies at Lake and Huron and at Perry Court and Cleveland Street, with no report yet. Council withholds $100 on city hall roofing payment pending Building and Lands Committee review after Nelson accuses improper shingling. inspector Hart Dickason says work meets standards.
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Nelson
Building and Lands Committee
Hart Dickason
Bodies Of Miners Brought To The Surface
In Providence Kentucky on July 18 volunteers retrieved 28 miners killed in a dust explosion at Davin coal mine Friday night. Workers trapped over two miles inside faced water and debris as bodies were carried out by small electric cars. 25 were moved to funeral homes with three still in the mine.
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Providence
Davin
Flames Destroy Stockyards at Pittsburgh on Herr's Island
Fire swept the Pitts burgh Joint Stockyards on Herr's Island New Allegheny River causing damage estimated at more than 373000. flames started in a hay storage building and spread four hours with winds buckling a 90 foot section of the Thirty First Street bridge. Fifteen firemen were injured but most treated on scene. office buildings were saved.
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Pittsburgh
Herr’s Island
Allegheny River
Thirty-First Street
Rural Women to Attend Camp at Camp Crag
Lorain County rural women join colleagues from Cuyahoga Holmes Huron Medina Summit and Wayne Counties for a Camp Crag session in Medina County. The four day event opens Sunday and ends Wednesday with activities like nature study chorus block printing swimming vesper and campfire. Mrs H H Gregg leads chorus and two speakers Mrs Wilma Winting ham and Mrs Donald Hanch share talks on Art as a Hobby and Home Making in China.
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Lorain County
Camp Crag
Medina County
Frances Eckert
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Holmes
Huron
Medina
Summit
Wayne Counties
Wilma Wintringham
Bryan
Donald Hsnch
Oberlin
China
Vallejo astronomer explains double moon sighting
Professor T J J Lee of Vallejo, an astronomer, told residents that the recent two moons were caused by atmospheric conditions from eastern storms and polarization of light, relieving observers who doubted their sight.
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Vallejo. Cal
T. J. J. Lee
Argentina seeks to trim government expenses this year
Argentina moves to cut spending by sixty million dollars this year as part of fiscal tightening measures. Officials say the targeted savings aim to reduce deficits while maintaining essential services.
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Argentina
U S Authors Warship Aid For Latin American Republics
The House Foreign Affairs Committee endorsed a bill to let the United States build warships and armaments for Latin American republics. It requires safeguards to protect defense secrets and bans reselling to non western hemisphere states, with Navy vessels and War Department armaments to be supplied under terms. A Senate bill is pending.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Sal Bloom
Secretary of War
Secretary of Navy
Western Hemisphere
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Largest Skating Party At Lorain Coliseum Draws 500 Youths
About 500 young people attended a big skating party at the Lorain Coliseum sponsored by the Catholic Youth Organization of St. Mary’s Church. The crowd strained the facility and required a rush shipment of 100 extra skates from Elyria. Attendees came from Lorain County parishes as well as Pittsburgh and Johnstown, Pennsylvania, showing broad participation.
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Lorain Coliseum
Catholic Youth Organization of
St. Mary’s Church
Elyria
St. Mary's C. Y. O
Robert Delmege
Joseph Welsh
G. J. O Connor
James O'Connor
Tom Welsh
al Cairns
Japan ready for general offensive in Far East dispute
United Press reports many Japanese army officers in Manchukuo prepared to fight the Soviet Union. Analysts say the Kwantung army could win early victories but may falter in a prolonged war. The Soviet government rejects Japan's note calling it threats and an ultimatum over Sakhalin oil and coal concessions.
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Japan
Soviet Russia
Far East
Manchukuo
John R. Morris
Far Eastern
United Press
Kwantung Army
China
Soviet Union
Sakhalin Island
Siberia
Magician Keystone Delights Elyrians In Stage Show
A crowd of 250 Elyrians filled the M C A hall for Keystone the magician. He produced rabbits doves and silks from nowhere and performed the East Indian needle eating trick. Miss Dorothy Salisbury handled ticket sales for the event.
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M.C. A
Keystone
East
Middle West
Dorothy Salisbury
Polish Catholic Parishes List in Ohio Areas
A roster of churches recorded includes St. Marys St. Agnes Holy Cross Sacred Heart Elyria St. Ladislaus St. John Ss Cyril and Methodius St. Joseph St. Mary St. Peter St. Stanislaus Nativity Holy Trinity St Anthony St Vitus St Nicholas Lorain St Joseph Amherst Nativity South Amherst Sacred Heart Oberlin Immaculate Conception Assumption Grafton St Patrick Wellington St Peter N Ridgeville Holy Trinity St Mary Avon St Theresa Sheffield.
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St. Mary's
St. Agnes
Holy Cross
Sacred Heart
Elyria
St. Ladislaus
St. John
Ss. Cyril and Methodius
St. Joseph
St. Peter
St. Stanislaus
Nativity
Holy Trinity
St. Anthony
St. Vitus
St. Nicholas
Lorain
Amherst
South Amherst
Oberlin
Immaculate Conception
the Assumption
Grafton
St. Patrick
Wellington
Ridgeville
St. Mary, Avon
St. Theresa
Sheffield
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