52 Athletic Events On Picnic Program
Hundreds of Elyria residents will compete in 52 events at the Elyria Community Picnic to be held at Cascade Park on August 2. The Elyria Recreation Board will supervise and award 136 prizes across age groups from four to 99.
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Elyria
Cascade Park
Polcemen
Joseph Q Petro Wat
Ed Notley
East Side
West Side
Ridgeville
Frank Bakey
Forts Eght
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Oscar G Dunn
Dunn
Chamber of Commerce
Businessman Michael A Emmett Dies at Canal Winchester Dance
Somerset Ohio news reports 67 year old Michael A Emmett a Perry and Franklin counties landowner and businessman collapsed and died of a heart attack while tending a Canal Winchester dance last night in July.
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Somerset
Michael A Emmett
Perry
Franklin Counties
Canal Winchester
Weather Summary for Ohio and Surrounding Regions
Fair tonight and Friday with light warming Friday. Showers likely Saturday or Sunday night. Unsettled conditions linger over the Ohio Valley as a western disturbance extends from Manitoba to the Missouri Valley. Highs remain stationary yet intensified with unusually high barometers for this season.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Missouri Valley
East Slone
Rockies
Rio Valley
Tennessee
Alabama
Virginias
Carolinas
Isa
Murphy pledges no strikes against U S government
Attorney General Frank Murphy said the government cannot permit strikes against it and warned against setting a dangerous precedent. The piece describes WPA worker protests in New York City and Madison, Wisconsin, with thousands gathering at Columbus Circle and WPA headquarters, including 450 police deployed and mass demonstrations across multiple states.
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U. S
Murphy
Washington
Frank Murphy
Minneapolis
WPA
New York
Workers Alliance
Columbus Circle
Willis Morgan
Alliance
Clifton Woodrum
D. Va
John Taber
R. MY
Lewis J. Valentine
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Capitol
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Schnectady
Thirteen Plead Not Guilty in Arsenic Deaths Case
Thirteen defendants including six women pled not guilty at arraignment before Judge Raymond MacNeill on murder and manslaughter charges. Prosecutors described a Philadelphia arsenic murder syndicate linked to more than 100 deaths over two decades, signaling mass trials this autumn.
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Philadelphia
Raymond MacNeill
Lands Plane With Broken Wheel Lands Plane With Broken Wheel
Cincinnati radio announcer Michael Linn spoke of the close call when he landed a crippled plane at Blue Ash air port after a weld broke the wheel brace. Fire department and about 2 000 residents watched as Hinn aimed for the field with damage to the carburetor, wing and propeller.
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Cincinnati
Michael Linn
M. Parks Watson
Blue Ash
Hinn
Watson
Cimemnati
Galento and Nova to Clash in 19 Round Title Try
Philadelphia report states Tony Galento of Orange New Jersey meets Lott Nova of California in a 19 round bout July 7 at Municipal Stadium. The winner earns a probable shot at Joe Louis heavyweight title, underscoring the bout as a title trial for the victor.
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Philadelphia
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
Young Lott Nova
California
Municipal Stadium
Joe Louis
Churchill Seeks Conference With Viscount Halifax
In London on July 20 Winston Churchill visited the foreign office for a conference with Foreign Secretary Viscount Halifax. The visit, unusual for Churchill, was not tied to cabinet inclusion but to the stalemate in negotiations with Russia.
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London
Winston Churchill
The
Admiralty
Foreign Office
Viscount Halifax
Neville Chamberlain
Russia
Ex-convict Kidnaps Divorced Wife Over Marriage Plea
James J. Kehoe 24, of Hudson, held on bail after pleading not guilty to kidnapping armed robbery larceny and unlawful possession of a gun in Northampton district court. Kehoe says he kidnapped his estranged wife to win her back from her current husband Cyril Beckwith, 27, after a Salem cabin pursuit ended with Kehoe and accomplice Langdon fleeing. Beckwith later struck Kehoe at the police station.
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Northampton
Mass
Cei
James J. Kehoe
Hudson
Concord Reformatory
Mar Een
Cyril Beckwith
Beckwith
Warts
Kehoe
Anector
Langdon
Tacy
Hitler to Confer With Danzig Nazi Leaders on Plan
Berlin reports say Adolf Hitler arranged a conference next week with Danzig Nazi leaders to discuss the so called Hitler Plan for a peaceful solution to the Free City issue. Albert Foerster would head the visiting delegation as talks center on handling Danzig independently of the Polish Corridor.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Danzig
Free City
Fuehrer
Berchtesgaden
Albert Foerster
Hitler
Reich
Dr Ben V Myers Passes State Medical Board Exam
Dr Ben V Myers of 232 East Avenue Elyria joined 311 doctors who passed state boards in a Columbus announcement. He graduated last month from Cincinnati Medical College and begins internships at St Luke's Hospital in Cleveland.
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Ben V. Myers
East Avenue
Elyria
State Medical Board
Columbus
Myers
University of Cincinnati Medical College
St Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Test Vote Shows Labor Relations Board Probe Favored
The House conducted a test vote showing 258 in favor and 131 against probing the National Labor Relations Board. The result signals support for a congressional inquiry into the agency.
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Labor Relations Board
Washington
House
National Labor Relations Board
Two Men Die When Wabash Mail Train Hits Car
Bryan Ohio reports two men killed in an Alvordton crash after a car was struck by a Wabash mail train. Victims were Matt Wanhala, 65, of Detroit and Arthur Wanhala, 17, of Rock Creek Ashtabula County. Woman believed to be Mrs. Wanhala in serious condition at Wauseon Hospital. Bodies taken to West Unity funeral home for kinward.
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Bryan. O
Alvordton
Matt Wanhala
Detroit
Arthur Wanhala
Rock Creek
Ashtabula County
West Unity
Matt Wauhala
Wauseon Hospital
Dog Bites “Lion” In Pittsburgh
A rabid dog bit Elton A. Wortman at the Lions International convention in downtown Pittsburgh. Two other men, John W. Henderson and John O Neil, were also injured as police captured the mongrel after a four hour search. Wortman, Henderson, and O Neil were treated at hospitals. the dog was penned for observation.
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Pittsburgh
Elton A. Wortman
Huntington
W. Va
Golden Triangle
Lion Wortman
Missionary Son Gerould Goldner Reported Kidnapped Near Jerusalem
The son of Dr. Jacob H. Goldner of Cleveland, Gerould R. Goldner, was kidnapped by armed Bedouins in the Valley of Nar near Jerusalem. U. S. Consul General George Wadsworth pressed for his release as negotiations continued and ransom was demanded in silver.
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Jerusalem
Gerould R. Goldner
U. S
George Wadsworth
Goldner
Jacob H Goldnar
Cleveland
Wadi Nar
Valley of Fire
Palestine
Moab Hills
United Press
Taey
Father
Church of Nativity
Bethlehem
Goldners
Clifford Moore
Akron
Mar Saba
Gerould R Geldner
Lakewood
Jacob H. Geldner
Gerould
Russell Gerald
Kresa
Ludlow
Geroul Goldner
Euclid Avenue Christian Church
Cleveland Heights
Hiram College
Yale Divinity School
Christian Church
Mogadore O
Jacob Goldner
Charles Hess
Hesses
Hess
Holy Land
Mt. Sinai
St. Catherine
Republicans Meet To Decide Position On Lending Program
Senators work to shape President Roosevelt's $3.46 billion lending program amid Republican opposition and calls for amendments to curb powers and reduce spending. House panel also presses Treasury Secretary Morgenthau to testify on a $335 million public works project.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Public Works Administration
Neighbors Hear Michigan Governor Attack Sin in Broadcast
In Charlotte Michigan the 80-year-old Gov Dickinson told listeners that women and girls drink more than ever, criticizing a “Prominent Lady” and urging ironclad protection for daughters. Neighbors recall him as a nice old man who has not been around much.
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Michigan
Sin
Charlotte
Mich
Dickinson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bert Collins
Albany
Fire drill at Elvira Home for the Aged
A morning fire alarm at the Elvira Home for the Aged on West Ave prompted quick evacuation. Chief Bates and firefighters arrived with equipment, making the drill realistic while residents exited campus in minutes. Fire safety is routine at the home.
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Elvira
West Ave
Ex-Convict Held In Kidnapping Of Toledo Man
JOLIET July 20 Charles Mc Mullin 38 an ex convict from Toledo Ohio was held on two charges of kidnapping Toledo automobile salesman H W Adan forced to drive to Illinois Adams said he slipped away while Mc Mullin slept He was accosted after leaving a Toledo restaurant and forced into the car Toledo police plan to send officers for Mc Mullin who is wanted on an armed robbery charge.
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Toledo
McKiullin
Crossing Watchman Killed By Train
Marion reports watchman George Massie aged 46 was fatally struck by a Big Four passenger train as he stepped onto an Erie crossing en route to work. No witnesses. Massie leaves a wife and seven children.
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Marion
George Massie
Erie Crossing
Massie
Strike May Tie Up Housing Project In Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio a jurisdictional dispute halted 59 carpenters and six foremen on the $3.5 million Westlake low cost housing project. The strike could delay the job by tomorrow and affect about 700 workers. Local and federal officials sought talks with William L. Hutchinson of the Carpenters union to resolve the dispute.
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Youngstown
Westlake
William L. Hutchinson
International Brotherhood of Carpenters
International Union
Nun 94 in U S Benedictine order dies in Covington
Sister Cleopha Fisher 94, believed to be the oldest nun in the St Benedictine order in the United States, died after a short illness at Villa Madonna Infirmary. Born in Trier Germany, she became a nun at age 49 and will be buried here Friday.
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Covington
Cleopha Fisher
St. Benedictine Order
United States
Villa Madonna
Trier
Germany
Board approves waterproofing at Pleasant View Sanatorium
County commissioners and sanatorium trustees inspected the sandstone walls and tentatively approved waterproofing costing 4500 to 5000 dollars to protect health. Work would proceed in hot dry weather while funds 5504 remain in the contingent fund, with a bid process possibly waived.
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Pleasant Vierr Sanatorium
Board of County Commissioners
John E. Davidson
Oscar G. Dunn
Edward DeChant
Institution
Dunn
A. J. Robinson
Elyria
George Slater
Howard R. Butler
Davidson and DeChant
Robinson
L. A. Stack
Lorain
Lynn Jones
Oberlin
Workers share profits plan at Pressure Castings in Euclid
Claud H. Foster, 68, new chairman, explains a 40-40-20 profit plan to 125 workers. Twenty percent goes to a sinking fund, 40 percent to stockholders, 40 percent to the employer, with two workers to join the board. Foster previously built Gabriel snubber and once paid Ohio’s largest income tax.
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Cleveland
Pressure Castings, Inc
Euclid
Dolces
Claud H. Foster
Foster
Ohio
County to Receive $113,801 Sales Tax
Lorain County will collect 113,801 dollars in sales tax for the last six months of the year. Commissioner Edward DeChant was informed by the state tax commission that the county had received 174,828 dollars in sales tax for the first six months.
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Lorain County
Edward DeChant
State Tax Commission
Drowning Tragedy at Swan Creek Claims Eight?
In Toledo last night a man jumped from a bowl into Swan Creek and drowned in about 12 feet of water. Rescue crews recovered the body, and authorities investigated the incident.
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Toledo
Duty B&b
Conrad Lee
Swan Creek
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