Corrigan Could Get Rich Quickly
Corrigan, the man famed for an aerial detour to Ireland, faces a flood of offers from advertisers, film studios, and airlines as potential endorsements, product deals, and a lecture tour. Despite the hype, he seeks a transportation pilot role with American Airlines, while family and friends caution restraint and note his Lindbergh idolization.
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Los Angeles
Douglas Corrigan
Ireland
Dublin
S. Fraser Langford
Doug
Lyceum Bureau
David L. Loew
Joe E. Brown
Barnstorm County
Brown
Lindbergh
Tye
American Airlines
New York
California
Hollywood
Rev Paul Rader Dies In California
Elyrians learn evangelist Rev Paul Rader died in Los Angeles on July 19. Funeral services will be at First Presbyterian church in Hollywood. He formerly led Moody Church Chicago and was one of the era’s leading evangelists. A separate opinion notes unemployment coarsening lives poses danger to the nation.
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Paul Rader
Los Angeles
First Presbyterian Church
Hollywood
Rader
Moody Church
Cheago
Court notes theft and divorce actions in Amherst region
Charles Millison reported to the sheriff that a six horsepower motor was stolen from his boat at Beaver Park on July 15, valued at 36. Helen Leimbach won a divorce from Harvey Leimbach for cruelty with 1400 alimony. The Jorain County Fish and Game Association won an injunction granting driveway access to club grounds. Veronica Gerenseer appeals, contending she owns the driveway and the association has no easement.
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Charles Millison
Amherst
Sheriff's Department
Beaver Park
Helen Leimbach
Harvey Leimbach
B. A. Seok
Jorain County Fish and Game Association
North Ridge Road
Court of Appeals
Veronica Gerenseer
Diplomatic aims shadowed by parade at Versailles review
The foreign office and King were taken to Versailles for a review as Paris noted French British policy shifting. Officials signaled closer collaboration across political, economic, military, and technical fields and urged faster Czech Slovakia minority delivery while delaying colonies and arms talks until Spain and Czechoslovakia issues are clarified. New moves to mend French Italian ties were also reported.
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Quai D'Orsay
Foreign Office
Versailles
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Spain
Lumber publishers and union drive cited in Canton strike context
The report discusses organizing efforts and alleged coercion in relation to the Canton strike. It notes Senator La Follette’s probe into Republic Corporation ties to a Citizens' committee and details a five year sum of 1,423,696 dollars donated to groups including 219,812 to the American Iron & Steel Institute, plus community fund contributions.
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Republic Corporation
Citizens’ Committee
Canton
la Follette
American , Tron & Steel Institute
Paton
Brighton News Notes Highlights Family Visits and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Ben Fenner and son hosted a Sunday dinner for Mrs Fenner in honor of her birthday with sisters and brothers in law present. Families from Sullivan Creston Elyria Akron Kipton Beach City and Clarksfield share visits and a wedding at Litchfield Congregational Church.
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Brighton
Ben Fenner
Harold Kinder
Akron
William Mosher
Ted Hahn
So Dale
Kipton
Hahn
Rena Heifmer
C. O. Goss
M. N. Merrill
Melvin
Evelyn Jenkins
Raymond Steve Bradley
Litchfield
Bradley
Merrill
Daisy Rollins
Martha
Lewis Rollins
Beach City
Harry Shays
Clarksfield
Donald S
Fifteen Boys Visit Colson Company Plant
Fifteen boys from the YMCA Boys Division toured the Colson Company Plant this morning. Herman Geyer, boys director, said two trips to Oberlin Observatory must be abandoned this Summer due to repairs on the observatory dome. Fall or Winter trips are hoped to be possible.
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Y. M. C. A. Boys
Colson Company
Herman Geyer
Geyer
Oberlin Observatory
Four-H Picnic Planning Meeting Tonight in Extension Office
Rural Youth members and Senior Four-H Club leaders will meet with Miss Frances Eckert and C. I. Hummel, county extension agents, at 8 p.m. to plan the county wide Four-H Club picnic at Cascade Park on Thursday August 4. Committee members include Doris Portman Henrietta Wiliam Knei sel Agnes Lotman Lawrence Sooy Melvin Hurst Mrs Henry Leimbach and E R Laver. A style review linked to the picnic will be held at the Elyria Y MC from 10 a.m. to 12 noon with the picnic in the park in the afternoon.
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Frances Eckert
C. I. Hummel
Cascade Park
Doris Portman
Henrietta
Wiliam Kneisel
Brownhelm
Agnes Lotman
Elyria
Lawrence Sooy
Wellington
Melvin Hurst
Britain Considers Token War Debt Payments
In the House of Lords L B Maran of Lothian urged Britain to resume token payments of ten million dollars twice a year on the wartime debt to the United States. He framed the move as admission of the debt and a signal of intent to settle when circumstances improve.
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Bulletin
London
Tiffin Area Hard Hit By Storm
A July 21 report details heavy damage from a wild hail and rain storm in the Tiffin area. Several buildings lost roofs on the Ravine Channel, George Hunker and Swartzmiller farms north of town. Corn crops suffered, and electric service was disrupted where trees were blown down.
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Tiffin. Q
Chanel
George Hunker
Experimental Mercury flight tests transatlantic route plan
Imperial Airways tested three equipment types on the Mercury survey flight from Foynes to New York, aiming for transatlantic service. Maj. Robert H. Maru’s Composite Aircraft lifts the smaller craft for takeoff. the mother plane carries it aloft, then releases it high in the air. Bennett and Coster, weary yet upbeat, met officials in Port Washington after a two hour leg, with a return via Botwood and Horta planned.
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Eaperimental
Mercurius
Imperial Airways
Robert H. Maru
Mercury
Foynes
Azores
Lisbon
Portugal
Bennett
Coster
Immigration, Health and Customs
Port Washington
New York
Ireland
Botwood
Newfoundland
Horta
J. A. Wilson
England
Quebec Province
Horse Show Scheduled for Two Nights at Lorain County Fair
The Lorain County Fair Horse Show, a highlight of last year, will run two nights this year on September 7 and 8 after rodeo shows. Troop A Cleveland mounted police may attend with Mayor Harold Burton. local schoolchildren may enter free on September 8 and county students on September 9 until 4 pm. Junior fair premiums receive extra funding, and junior members will sell fair memberships. A special August 4 meeting with the Junior Fair board is planned as preparations continue.
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Lorain County Fair
Far Board Association
Fair Grounds
Cleveland Mounted Police
Harold Burton
Cleveland
Fair Board
R. J. Agate
Junior Fair Board
Income Tax Can Be Applied To Public Employees Ruling
The justice department issued a formal opinion endorsing federal state tax reciprocity on government salaries and securities. Assistant Attorney General James W. Morris stated the tax aligns with the 16th amendment and could apply to state bondholders officers and employees under constitutional authority.
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Washington
Justice Department
The
Treasury
James W.W. Morris
Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Farmer Killed and Inspector Injured in Wooster Crash
Warren Wise, 73, Lakeville farmer, was killed when his car entered Route 3 from a side road ten miles south of Wooster. State Inspector Jean F. Hanifan, medevaced in serious condition, and Mrs Wise were injured and treated at Wooster Hospital.
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Wooster
Jean FP. Hanifan
Hauer Inspect
Warren Wise
Lakeville
We Aster
Valley City Notes on local events and retirements
A Valley City notes column reports a large turnout for a American Legion Picnic at Chippewa Lake Park. Volunteer Firemen's Wives discuss Street Fair plans and elect Mrs. Harry Yost as lunch concession chair. Reed about residents visiting relatives, club entertainments, prize winnings, a Catholic pastor resigning, and a Cleveland guest at a wedding in Litchfield.
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Valley City
American Legion Past
Hej
Chippewa Lake Park
Harry Yost
Joe Levet
Burt Rounds
Lakewood
Pineehle
Matt Gillis
Erie
S. Lucille Deimling
Cleveland
Otto Deiming
Plane refueling planned to ensure timely Port Washington arrival
The speaker expressed a wish to have the aircraft refueled promptly so a takeoff would occur in time to guarantee arrival at Port Washington on schedule.
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Kreetings
Port Washington
Animated Ant On Display In Bank Lobby
A small diorama in the Elyria Savings and Trust Co bank lobby depicts an animated ant community inside a framed house. Workers, farmers, and overseers tend soil while food is added weekly. Fifty ants sustain themselves for a week. only same species ants are allowed, others are exterminated.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Co. Bank
Organized Labor backs Barkley in Kentucky primary
Organized labor leaders including William Green of the AFL and the CIO join Roosevelt and other unions to back Senate Majority Leader Alben Barkley against Gov. A. B. Chandler. The Aug. 6 primary tests New Deal strength amid a bitter Barkley Chandler race.
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Washington
Organized Labor United Today
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
A. B
Hanpy Chandler
Kentucky
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Committee For Industrial Organization
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Labor
League
Barkley
Chandler
New Deal
Green
Maryland
David J. Lewis
Millard E. Tidings
A. F. of L
Penfield Co Accused Of Failing To Make Good
Five witnesses testified at a State Securities Division hearing in Columbus that the Penfield Company of Dayton failed to fulfill guarantees on warehouse receipts sold to investors. The proceeding aims to decide whether to suspend the firm’s license amid court-ordered delays and disputed accounts of promised six percent profits.
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Columbus
Penfield Company
Dayton
Ohio
Oscar Fletcher
Etta Mae Goodwin
Deer Park
Hamilton County
M. H. Greutlich
Cincinnati
Greulich
John Herget
Goodwin
Harvey Anders
John Wagner
F. L. Clemen
Mrs Jeffery Dies in Oberlin Ohio
Mrs Maude Jeffers widow of Rev Franklin E Jeffers dies at her Forest street home after an illness of over a year. She was born Aug 19, 1866 in Galesburg Illinois and married Jeffery, missionary in South India for thirty years. Survived by three daughters a son a brother and a sister in law. Funeral plans not finalized likely Friday at 2 Interment Westwood cemetery. Also notes the wedding of Miss Rebecca Hope to Neil H Knowlton with events at Plymouth Church Shaker Heights and reception at Shaker Tavern. 4 H club notes and several local social updates wrap the brief.
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Maduralet
Edward 8. Jones
Buffalo
Pauline Jeffery
South India
Dorothy Jeffery
Richard W. Jeffery
Cleveland Heights
J. Berggren
Los Angeles
California
M. Belle Jeffery
Minneapolis
Jeffnery
Westwood Cemetery
Rebecca Hope
John Hope
South Professor Street
Neil H. Knowlton
Salem
Welock
Plymouth Church
Shaker Heights
Shaker Tavern
Elizabeth Hope
Cleveland
Knowlton
Robert Knowlton
Hope
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Girard
Markets Ravain and Mile the Quetathons of arula
Market report shows mixed prices on grains hay and feedstuffs with weekly variations. Prices listed for wheat corn oats barley and bran reflect regional wholesale trading and seasonal demand while live poultry pork and cattle figures indicate steady to modest shifts in market tone.
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Arula
Steet
Muntabs
Boas
Bntel
Ilda
Plymouth
Dept. of Agrie
Shiehthy Stromger
Cobblers
Missouri
Kansas
Moses Ty
Dation
Cleveland
Lester Amit
Wilek
Gaia
Delaware Cobllers
Death Record of Mrs Helen Guyeska in Toledo
Mrs Helen Guyeska wife of Herman Guyeska of 133 Quinney Street died in Toledo Ohio on July 20 after ten months illness. Born in Lorain October 24 1904 she moved to Elyria about thirty years ago. Survived by husband three sons and two daughters Robert Herbert Kenneth Arlene and Lois all at home and her parents Mr and Mrs Michael ONeil and brother Thomas ONeil and sisters Mrs Paul Ledyard and Mrs Michael Figter of Elyria. Friends may call at Bittner Funeral Home with funeral services to be announced later.
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Helen Guyeska
Herman Guyeska
Quinney Street
Toledo
Ohio
Lorain
Elyria
Robert
Herbert
Kenneth
Arlene
Lois
Michael O'Neil
Thomas O'Neil
Paul Ledyard
Michael Figter
Bittner
It's No Surprise You're Constipated Health Ad Card
A vintage health advertisement promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a daily breakfast solution for constipation. It urges higher bulk intake, water consumption, and regular use, claiming All-Bran contains dietary bulk and promotes bowel movement.
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Kellor
Vilanna B
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
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Elyrea
Colson Plant
Britain
Tiffin
Pevesnetaane
G. J. Ocqonnor
Helen Arnold
Clifton Allch
Ray Bradley
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
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Organized Labor
Penfield Co
Federation
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Esther Wood
Dorothy Hobbs
Nela Park
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
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North Main Street
Semior
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Dawn Reed
East College Street
C. D Smiley
Im Laram
Marie Gane
North Cedar Avenue
Grace Nickerson
Vermont
Garden Island Camp
Lake Champlain
Stanley Mark
S. E. Miller
Pasadena
Miller
City Cab Co
Brown Hotel
Chicago
TNO Guilin Plus
Leland Livestocus
Aed
Etearlys
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Neil Yey
Wheaton Yorkeare
Reublin Bros
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Underwood
White Rose Co
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