Cooper elected head of G. O. F. in county
In Lorain county Elyria supporters of Frank Stetson lost control as C. E. Cooper, former Amherst mayor and Stetson ally, was elected chairman of the executive committee at a meeting in Oberlin. Frank E. Stevens backed Stetson and 12 of 17 votes went to Cooper. The committee delayed endorsing Stetson for reelection to the board of elections and plans a meeting within a week to map a county campaign.
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Frank Stetson
Elyria
Stetson
Lorain County
Oberlin
Cooper
Stevens
Stone
J. N. Stone
Alma K Portman
Henrietta
Nellie Love
Lorain
M. &. Perry
Board of Elections
HE E Sperry
Frank E. Stevens
William Miller
Amherst
Sperry
India Tire Restores Pay Cut And Board Change
AKRON July 20 India Tire and Rubber Company has refunded its salaried employees the entire 20 percent pay reduction imposed last January and restored salary schedules. President W. G. Kilau s announces. Simultaneously Frank A. Scott of Cleveland is added to the board of directors. Scott is a fiscal trustee of Western Reserve University and holds positions at Cleveland Trust Company Ohio Bell Telephone and Warner & Swasey.
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Akron
India Tire and Rubber Company
W. G. Kilauss
Frank A. Scott
Cleveland
Scott
Western Reserve University
Cleveland Trust Company
Ohip Bell Telephone Company
Warner & Swasey Company
Hoover abolishes Radio Division transfers duties to FR Commission
President Hoover signed an executive order abolishing the Radio Division of the Department of Commerce and transferring its duties to the Federal Radio Commission. The action centralizes radio regulation under the FR Commission, effective immediately.
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Washington
Hoover
Radio Division
Department of Commerce
Federal Radio Commission
Ohio Weather Forecast Turns Cloudy With Showers
Ohio forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight with continued warmth and Thursday increasing cloudiness. Local thundershowers possible Thursday night and in northern areas Thursday afternoon, cooler near Lake Erie.
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Ohio
North Portion
Lake Arie
Two Dead Four Missing in Drill Ship Blast on St Lawrence River
The explosion sank the drill ship America while crews loaded dynamite for blasting a ship channel between Cape Vincent and Ogdensburg. Two men are dead, four missing, nine injured. Rescue boats and grappling hooks searched the river as owners, R C Huffman Construction of Cleveland, checked employee lists.
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St. Lawrence
W. H., Stark
Oberlin Road
Elyria
R. C. Huffman Construction Company
Cleveland
America
St. Lawrence River
Stark
Florida
Alexandria Bay
N. Y
Hope
Mer
Cape Vincent
Ogdenburg
Ivan Rush
Foreman
Illinois
Joseph Slusarsick
la Salle
James Priestly
William Aiken, Sr
Arnold Freeman
Harry Barr
Brockville
Vincent McLear
Hammond
Henry Shaver
William McClear
William Aiken, Jr
Earl Russell
Dewey Wright
Inspector Carna
Henry Dooley
Nelson Young
Young
Open Berlin Concerts Summer Series by Local Musicians
Elyrians will enjoy three open air concerts this summer funded by local and Lorain musicians. Gerald M. Frank will direct about 30 volunteers at Memorial Hospital grounds with two concerts scheduled, first Friday at 7 50 p m and August 5th at the same location. The Musicians Union granted permission to play with non union players without charge. program details will appear in the Chronicle Telegram Friday. Berlin Brandenburg under martial rule, Von Papen named Reich's commissioner in Prussia, dissolving Democratic cabinet in Prussia and shifting control to Reich administration. Deputy orders placed Prussia under military authority and raised tensions between federal and state governments.
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Elyrians
Lorain
Gerald M. Frank
County School Music
Memorial Hospital
Musicians Union
Frank
Chronicle-Telegram
Berlin
Brandenburg
Franz von Papen
Reich
Prussia
von Hindenburg
von Papen
Germany
Otto Braun
Karl Severing
Rundstedt
Supreme Court
Junkers
Adolph Hitler
Guard Federal Dam Project Sparks Deadly Clash
On the Tinois River at Marseilles Illinois armed deputies guarded a federal dam site after gunfire from the construction camp killed one demonstrator, Stephen Sutton, 45, of Joliet. Eighteen protesters were struck by gunfire and five others were critically injured. Union men protested hiring outside workers at low wages while non union crews from Ottawa were jailed. Police pursued shooters among the 128 workers, with officials urging restraint.
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Marseilles
Tinois
Ottawa
Stephen Sutton
Joliet
Ill
RR E O'Neil
Coal City
Dwight Wallace
New Orleans
Charles Mendelson
Morris
Sutton Wallace
Eleven Officers Held In Death Of Prisoner
Eleven Nassau county police officers were ordered held for the grand jury over the death of Hyman Stark after a police third degree. Charges ranged from second degree murder to dereliction of duty. thirteen more were held on conspiracy to obstruct justice. Bail set at ten thousand for second degree murder and two thousand for assault. Deputy Chief Tappen faced fifteen hundred.
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Mineola
L. I
Nassau County Police
Hyman Stark
Jesse Mayfort
Leslie Pearsall
Patrick Shanley
Harry Zander
Charles Wesser
Frank Tappen
Marcel Chagnon
George Hutchinson
Thomas Bonanza
Joseph Hizenski
Lannis Ray
Harry Liljegren
Justice Steinbrink
John Doe
Stark
Grand Jury
Tappen
Henry Breitenbach
Child dies after running in front of car in Delta
An accidental death occurred when a child ran into the path of a car driven by Leslie Fisher in Delta. Police reported no foul play and an investigation is ongoing.
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Leslie Fisher
Delta
Post Office Savings Through Furlough Plan
Elyria post office will save nearly 10000 yearly under a furlough plan. Fifty employees will receive one month loss pay annually as the program limits vacancies and spread workload among remaining staff. The move aligns with federal cost cutting and covers post offices nationwide.
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Post Office Department
Elyria
Lersch
Grandi Quietly Stands As Possible U S Ambassador
Rome July 20 Dino Grandi youthful foreign minister resigns in a cabinet shakeup and becomes a top candidate for the Ambassadorship to Washington. Mussolini assumes foreign affairs and corporations, with three posts unchanged. If Grandi takes Washington, a formal announcement would wait until Giacomo De Martino completes his term.
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Rome
Dino Grandi
Washington
Benito Mussolini
Grandi
Giacomo de Martino
London
Mussolini
Fascist Party
Burglar Shot During Barbecue Bar Robbery Near Kent
Kent dispatch says a burglar believed from Cleveland was killed early today during a robbery at the Barbecue on the Kent Ravennal road. Philip Neuman, operator of the Barbecue, fired the fatal shot. Cleveland detectives secured fingerprints and a vehicle license number. The slain man's companion likely fled on foot as the shooting began.
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Kent
Cleveland
Kent-Ravennal Road
Here
Philip Neuman
Leroy Jones
Reduced Traffic Fines In Effect
Police Chief E J Stankard announced today that reduced fines for parking violators are in effect after council cut tickets from two dollars to one. The change aims to ease financial strain as many could not pay the higher fine and installments were common. A separate ordinance raising liquor law penalties to 100 to 1000 dollars, aligning with state law, also took effect, replacing the prior 200 to 509 dollar range.
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E. J. Stankard
Stankard
Weather heat to continue through weekend in Ohio
Ohio endures eleventh day of heat wave with nineties across the state and prostrations reported in many areas. Farmers benefit from heat for crops while Findlay records 104 degrees as Cleveland logs lighter heat and forecasts call for possible thundershowers to bring relief by weekend.
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United Press
Ohio
South America Faces Revolt and War Threats Across Region
South American nations faced turmoil as protests in La Paz demanded war with Paraguay over Gran Chaco attacks. Brazil moved heavy artillery and air power to Sao Paulo to quell a revolt in the coffee state, while blockades tightened. Peru stabilized briefly as funds funded more military aircraft, and Buenos Aires student riots tested diplomatic talks with Uruguay and Argentina.
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United Press
la Paz
Bolivia
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Peru
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Uruguay
Fire damages Caldwell shop and dammed swimming hole
A blaze in Caldwell damaged the village machine shop, a garage, and a residence after spreading from the shop to the other buildings. The fire started near the Bellevalley swimming hole, which was created by a dammed stream that was battered down. Estimated loss around $4,000 for the swimming hole and similar total for the structures.
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Caldwell
Bellevalley
Nuggets of Good Cheer In The News Today
Nationwide business news shows renewed activity with factories reopening and new construction. Memphis notes levee and sea wall contracts funded by army appropriations. Houston expects cotton exports to exceed 1 million bales this season. Utah Copper mines resume, employing 1,500. Corsicana Cotton Mills reopens, 100 workers back. Fort Worth pipeline project adds 75 workers. US gold reserves increase with arrivals and earmarked sales. Intercontinental Hydro-Electric System reports 10 year net income. Batley Woolen Mill in Westerly reopens after shutdown, 100 workers back full time.
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United Press
Massachusetts
Missouri
Despondent man in Columbus shoots self
George N. B. Peters, 70, despondent over job prospects, killed himself in his room last night in Columbus. In Corning, Henry King, 7, was fatally injured when a bale of hay fell from a stack onto him yesterday.
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Columbus
George N. B. Peters
Corning
Henry King
Veterans Offer No Resistance To Police In White House Clash
Washington July 20. Police clashed with insurgent veterans from the bonus army near the White House as they attempted to approach the executive mansion for a demonstration. Police forced leaders back and barred visitors, closing Pennsylvania avenue and surrounding LaFayette Park while President signed an order abolishing the radio division of the commerce department. Hundreds gathered to watch.
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Washington
Bonus Army
White House
Executive Mansion
Headley
John Pate
Polias
Glassford
Treasury Building
Fifteenth Street
Giaxstart
Executive Avenues
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury
Commerce Department
LaFayette Park
Vacate Section of Sugar Ridge Road in Ridgergills Township
A hearing on vacation of 1.53 acres of Sugar Ridge road in Ridgergills township is set for September 7 in the county commissioners’ office. Circle EB Saver and 16 others petitioned for the road section to be vacated in the general interests of nearby property owners.
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Sugar Ridge Road
Ridgergills Township
Circle EB. Saver
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al Smith
Lehman Thacher
Franklin D Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
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Alfred E. Smith
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U. S. Highway 20
Charles E. Bennett
Guard Federal
Elytia
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Miss Brent
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Sky Heat
South America
Memphis
Memphis Engineer District
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Tex
Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Copper Company
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Magna
Garfield
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Fort Worth
Ranger Section
Marathon
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T International Hydro-Electric System
Westerly
Batley
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