Japanese War Planes Over Peiping and Asian Front
Japanese planes flew very low over Peiping signaling demands for Chinese concessions. A second force scouted along rail lines to report Chinese troop movements while 35,000 more Japanese soldiers prepared for deployment from the homeland. An implied threat of renewed bombardment loomed as Chinese authorities faced pressure to withdraw and form a neutral zone.
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Tientsin
Peiping
China
Japan
Hankow
29Th
Tangku
Tientain
Wanpinghsien
United Press
Papaoshan
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Hopei-Chahar
Hsiyuan
Trailer Damaged In Sullivan Collision
A trailer attached to Rev Roy L Larson of Gardena California was badly damaged in a collision yesterday at Route 5S and 212 in Sullivan. The auto driven by Frank R Yost of Tiffin collided with the trailer as Rev Larson and his wife headed to Amherst for evangelistic services. The Yosts were en route to Youngstown for a funeral. Trailer damage is about 1000 dollars. Remove this line if necessary.
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Roy L. Larson
Gardena
Cal
Frank R. Yost
Coe Street
Tiffin
Sullivan
Ohio Weather Forecast Notes High Pressure Over Regions
A weather summary indicates fair tonight and Thursday with slight warming on Thursday. High pressure dominates the Ohio Valley and northeast, while a large zone covers central and northern areas. Showers occur in the South Atlantic and Gulf States, but fair conditions prevail elsewhere with little temperature change in the last day.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Iowa
Lake Superior
Saskatchewan
California
Washington
Oregon
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Elyria Man Fatally Hurt In Route 301 Collision
Malpractice complaint from U S women over Jap sentries mentioned. Elyria salesman ant Williams Sr aged 54 of 22 Middle avenue died after his car on Route 301 struck a truck trailer on Route 10 causing the vehicle to plunge into a ditch. Charles Pochel 62 of 2476 Apple avenue Lorain, sales manager for Long Pontiac, suffered severe head lacerations and may require a blood transfusion. The accident occurred about 1 10 p m near Routes 10 and 301. Williams died at Elyria Memories Hospital. Dr C A Obert certified his death. Mer rill Sutherland of Bellevue CO driver of the trailer, said he could not avoid the collision. Harry Williams Jr was uninjured. No charges will be filed against Sutherland. Williams body taken to Nichols Funeral Home.
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Ant Williams, Sr
Middle Avenue
Pontiac Motor
Charles Pochel
Apple Avenue
Lorain
Williams
Elyria Memories Hospital
C. A. Obert
Merrill Sutherland
Bellevue
Sutherland
George F. Alger Company
Detroit
John Fulton
Harry Williams, Jr
Pochel
LaGrange
Fulton
Nichols
Marconi Laid In State Before Funeral In Rome
Thousands file past the bier of Guglielmo Marconi in Rome as he lies in state at the Royal Academy hall. Mussolini and government officials to lead funeral procession to Santa Maria Degli Angeli. Body later sent to Bologna for national funeral and burial in Pontecchio family vault.
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Rome
Guglielmo Marconi
Royal Academy
Santa Maria Deglie Angeli
Marconi
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Academy
Bologna
Mussolini
Pontecchio
Catafalque
Joss
House Labor Committee Votes To Broaden Wage Bill
Washington July 21 The House labor committee voted to broaden the Senate wage and hour bill to cover local retail store employees under federal regulation. Rep Robert Ramspeck disclosed the panel also moved to amend the bill to exempt workers under the motor carrier act, narrowing coverage for some departments and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Labor Committes
Senate
Robert Ramspeck
House
Senate Education and Labor Committee
American Women Kicked By Japanese Sentries
PEIPING July 21 An officer said two American women Carol Lathrop of Washington D C and Mrs Helen R Jones of Detroit were kicked outside the Japanese embassy after approaching the barracks They reported being near the defenses and the guards leaped over a sandbag barrier enforcing military secrecy Mrs Jones 40 daughter of Lawrence Reinman of Tiffin Ohio has traveled widely and was on a yearlong world tour hoping to visit her father in Tiffin but could not secure passage.
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Carol Lathrop
Peiping
U. S
Acme
Washington, D. C
Helen R. Jones
Detroit
Jones
Lawrence Reinman
William Henry Jones
Prescott, Ariz
China
Tiffic
Accident victim nears 200th hour of unconsciousness
LORAIN July 21 In Detroit Henry Geeks 1 injured in an auto crash east of here on July 9 was nearing his 200th hour of unconsciousness after suffering a skull fracture Hospital attendants said his condition showed improvement
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Lorain
Here
Henry Geeks
Detroit
Annual Grafton Reunion Sunday at Lakewood Park
The annual Cleveland Grafton reunion will be held Sunday at Lakewood Park Belle and Lake avenues. Following a 1 30 p m dinner a program and reunion photo at 2 p m conclude the event with welcomes from Guy Wheeler and Major Jantz. Three minute talks cover Early History of Grafton Railways of Grafton The Quarry Industry History of Grafton Schools and Industry in Grafton Today.
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Grafton
Lakewood Park
Belle and Lake Avenues
F. J. Sullivan
Guy Wheeler
Major Jantz
Mia
Cora W. Pierce
John Knight
Thomas Washington
Edna Zimmerman Taylor
Mr. Reece
Daisy Robson
E. Durkee
Francis J. Sullivan
John T. Moore
Anna B. May
Ohio Senate Probe of Departments Will Continue
Ohio Lt. Gov. Paul P. Yoder said the senate inquiry into the highway, equity and civil service departments will proceed despite Governor Davey vetoing a $50,000 appropriation. Metzenbaum of Cleveland was named to head the investigation and will work for nothing if he accepts. Stenographic help will be funded by the committee members. The probe has been delayed awaiting Metzenbaum's decision. The governor vetoed about $1.14 million from the biennial general appropriations bill.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Eqyor
Civil Service Departments
Davey
Paul P. Yoder
Yoder
Senate
Hatchet
James Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Mentzenbaum
Metzenbaum
Violence marks labor strife in Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 21 a group of 12 women employees from a strike-bound plant were attacked while waiting for transportation. Mrs. Josephine Koharonek, 35, received scalp lacerations after four assailants emerged from a car with two men, using concealed pricks in their purses. Norman Schultz, 20, an oiler at Industrial Rayon Corp., was severely beaten when he responded to the incident.
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Cleveland
Josephine Koharonek
Norman Schultz
Industrial Rayon Corp
Couch-Uthe Co. Plans New Large Factory and Office Building
Couch-Uthe Co to build a large factory and office building on Olive street beside Ohio Public Service Co.Henry Heldrich to supervise plans. Structure 60 feet by 285 feet, fireproof with steel frame and glass factory area. Office section brick and glass with ducted air. occupancy expected by October 1. current workforce around 500 men.
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Couch-Uthe Co
Couch- Uthe Company
Henry Heldrich
Olive Street
Ohio Public Service Company
Buckeye Street
Couch - Uthe Company
Nationalists In Spain Renew Offensive Near Brunete
Nationalists press a major offensive west of Madrid with an 18 mile front threatening Loyalist gains along the Madrid Escorial road. Loyalists concentrate forces in Brunete, face heavy Nationalist air and artillery pressure as heat and smoke hinder fighting. Loyalists report heavy losses at Baranita road house while attempting a counter attack. Nationalist air raids widen bombardment aiming to ease reinforcements in the San Martin area as 200000 men are cited in Valde Iglesias corridor.
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Madrid
Madrid- Escorial
Brunete
Baranita Road
Escorial Highway
San Martin Val de Iglesias
Villanueva
Plans Complete For Safety Show Here Tomorrow
Elyria to host a free safety program by the Ohio State Safety Council on Second Street between Middle Avenue and Court Street starting at 7:30 p.m. The event features films The Hit and Run Driver and Safety for Sale plus comedies and safety shorts to reduce accident risks. A touring safety truck arrives by 10 p.m. with music and information on precautions. Chamber of Commerce committee members include Ralph Barach, Robert Jozes, Allan Fritache, J. C. George, C. J. Helfrich, W. O. McClellan, E. L. Wilshere and R. J. Fitch.
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Ely_ria
Ohio State Safety Council
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Court Street
Safety Council
The
Ohio
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Marbach
Robert Jozes
Allan Fritache
J. C. George
C. J. Helfrich
W. O. McClellan
E. L. Wilshere
R. J. Fitch
Defeat Of Court Bill Imminent Amid Leadership Vote
Washington July 21 Opponents claim the administration judiciary re organization plan will be abandoned or defeated as Senate Democrats meet to choose a new leader. Debates centered on whether to recommit the bill to committee or split it into separate measures allowing a fall reconvening. Administration allies warned time is needed. foes said the bill is dead and a recommit motion will pass within days, possibly after the caucus to replace Joseph T. Robinson.
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Washington
Senate
Pat Harrison
Miss
Alden Barkley
Supreme Court
White House
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Edward R. Burke
Wneb
Jeaders
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Crowds Plan Welcome For Farley’s Lorain County Visit
Postmaster General James A. Farley will be greeted by crowds at three Lorain County post offices on Saturday with escorts by sheriff’s officers. Stops at North Ridgeville, Elyria, and Oberlin are scheduled, including a dedication ceremony at the new Oberlin post office. Farley travels from Cleveland to Toledo, with brief receptions at each stop and accompanying officials Smith W. Purdum and William J. Bray.
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James A. Farley
Lorain County
Elyria
Oberlin
North Ridgeville
Lorain-Cuyahoga
Farley
Ruth McLaughlin
C. J. Sartor
Sartor
M. A. Houghton
Houghton
Cleveland
Toledo
Norwalk
Fremont
Smith W. Purdum
William J. Bray
Oust Hornsby As Browns Manager
Rogers Hornsby was relieved of his duties as manager of the St. Louis Browns today. James Leroy Bottomley was named to fill the vacancy for the balance of the season, with the decision cited as in the best interest of the Browns. Hornsby, famed former star hitter, had managed the Browns since July 29, 1933, after stints with the Cardinals Giants Bees and Cubs.
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ST. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Donald Barnes
Browns
James Leroy Bottomley
Hornsby
Barnes
Jim Bottomley
Madaset
Cardinals
New York Giants
Boston Bees
Braves
Chicago Cubs
New York
Boston
Chicaro
Kiwanians Hear Arkansas Rabbi at Elyria Club
The Elyria Kiwanis will hear Rabbi Carl Miller of Helene Arkansas describe Arkansas flood residents' plight during last winter. His talk titled The Generations of Woah will be given at the Graystone Hotel at noon Thursday.
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Arkansas
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Carl Miller
Helene
Graystone Hotel
Rabbi Miller
Woah
Rabbi Niller
Alex Airfield
South
Kentucky Man Wins By One Vote Margin
The Senate chose Sen. Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky as majority leader by a razor thin 38 to 37 margin, with Pat Harrison of Mississippi the runner up. The vote, by secret ballot, showcased administration support and judiciary reform stakes, and left the fate of the court bill and Congress adjournment uncertain. Barkley pledged to be third in line and to push party unity amid ongoing battles over Roosevelt era reforms.
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Washington
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Barkley
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
White House
Judiciary
Congress
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
Jasper
Ala
Harrison
Carl Hayden
Ariz
Sen
Sherman Minton
Ind
Alleged Chicken Thieves Plead Not Guilty in Burglary Case
Walter Swenton and Mrs Helen Safavicz faced arraignment before Justice Preston L Coons on burglary and grand larceny charges after being caught in a barn raid on Charles Neradomski Sr farm. Swenton posted 2000 bond but remained jailed. Safavicz also pled not guilty and posted 2000 bond. Both were wounded by a shotgun during the chase by Neradomski Jr and Marvin Neradomski with 75 pellets recovered from Safavicz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Swenton
Newman Avenue
Cleveland
Justice of the Peace
Preston L. Coon
Swenton
Helen Safavicz
Charles Neradomski, Sr
Bagley Road
Mra
Sajavice
Mra. Sajaurice
Charles Neradomski, Jr
Marvin
Farmers Picnic Set for August at Linwood Beach Park
An extensive Lo-Tain County farmers picnic program is planned for August 5 at Linwood Beach Park on Lake Erie. Morning activities include playground ball shuffleboard and horseshoe pitching. Music by Brownhe a Ferry Club band follows lunch. Ohio State University Rural Economics expert V R Wertz speaks at 2 56 p m. A xylophony solo by Henry Schrier of Graf ton and a Four H Club Congress report by Edgar Jones of Penfield Township conclude the afternoon. A 2 25 p m Four-H girls’ talent contest for parents and friends closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo- Tain
Linwood Beach Park
Lake Erie
Brownhe
Ferry Club
FHS
V. R. Wertz
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Henry Schrier
Grafton
Edgar Jones
Penfield Township
Ohio
Wiahington
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