Talmadge and Klan ties spark Georgia broadcast clash
On Capitol grounds in Atlanta, Drew Pearson alleged Governor Eugene Talmadge promised a Ku Klux Klan official head of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. The claim, met with cheers and jeers, drew no reported incidents as Gov. Ellis Arnall defended tolerance and denounced hate groups. Local police had provided extra protection at the broadcast.
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Atlanta
Orne
Drew Pearson
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Pearton
AHC
Talmadge
Georgia
Capitol
Pearson
Talmadige
Cyclops
Sam Roper
Klaverh
Allatta
Noight
Yent
Gev
Ellis Ardall
Gene
Arnall
America
Samuel Green
Masked prowler slashes boy in Newton terror spree
A masked prowler slashed 13 year old Billy Rudisill with a butcher knife and challenged police as hundreds hunt him in Newton North Carolina. The assailant, in a white mask and gloves, had terrorized Pindmont county residents for five weeks and left threatening letters to the victim’s father. In Dayton, a separate crash killed one year old Royce Smith while his parents suffer severe injuries.
Vassar Alumna and British Refugee Tale Reflected
A 1946 New York Post account recalls a London visit by a Vassar alumna and the story of Catherine, a teenage British refugee living in America since the Blitz. The piece links the MacCracken family’s legacy at Vassar to Catherine’s path, ending with the poignant note of her six years away from home and a valedictorian moment in an era of wartime displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tamioud
American Women's College
Fie
Iehie Vassar
Heit Hineson
University of London
Wes
Boughberysie
Henry MacCracken
Catherine
Ste
Bigland
America
London Vastars
Poughkeetsie
MacGracken
Siil
Hou
Catherine Nong
England
Vassar College
Vassar
Lakes Shipping Strike Looms in Great Lakes Meeting
In Cleveland a maritime conference began to lay plans for a possible lakes shipping strike with a tentative August 15 date. NMU President Joseph Cyeran led talks as the union seeks a 40 hour week and plans to rally eight other maritime unions though action may proceed without outside support.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Ting
Lakes
Joseph Cyeran
National Maritime Union
CMU
Ixcue i
NMU
Believe Woman Was Attacked By Hitch-Hiker
Harald B. Back, husband of Mrs. Geraldine Elizabeth Back, 26, joins police in tracing the route of her car from Green Tree to the swamp near Alliance where her battered, nearly nude body was found after a Wednesday death. She was shot through the neck. police believe a hitch-hiker attacked her.
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Pittsburgh
Harald B. Back
Geraldine Elizabeth Back
Alliance
Greentree
Eterna Red Cross Chapter Receives Certificate of Appreciation
The Eterna chapter of the American Red Cross received a certificate of appreciation from the War Organization of the British Red Cross and the Order of St John for hospital supplies sent to Great Britain during wartime. Signed by Alice, Duchess of Gloucester, the note acknowledged invaluable help including dressings, knitted garments, and quilted robes. A separate item reports a reckless driving charge filed yesterday against an individual at West River and Furnace streets, with a court appearance planned.
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Eterna
Amerian Red Cross I Fiday
British Red Cross
Order of St. John
Great Britain
Caroline
Wisemyntess Bridgeman
Central Hospital Supply Service
Alice
Duchess of Gloucester
Central Hospital Supply Service Committee
Washing for a neighbor for pay analyzed
A candid piece argues that home laundry work often yields little real income. It contrasts doing neighbor’s wash with professional services, noting evenings and weekends stretch work and questioning fair compensation while inviting readers to call for discussion.
Death Notices From Amherst Lakewood Elyria Area
Obituaries and death notices list Homer G Wilford of Amherst age 84 died at Blogia Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born March 8 1862 in Amherst, he ran the Kabiteger Livery and engaged in real estate, belonged to local churches and lodges, and is survived by wife two children and two granddaughters with funeral arrangements at Taylor Funeral Home. Cynthia A Merwin died suddenly at the Elyria Dome for the Aged where she lived 20 years born March 1 1847 in Massachusetts was longtime First Methodist member with services at Taylor Funeral Home. Leon F Edgar 62 died at his brother’s home after 26 years in Detroit and will be buried at Westlake. Mary M Lisiewski 57 of Wellington New London died after six months illness survived by husbands children and grandchildren with services at Sharp Funeral Home and St Patrick’s Wellington. Florence Herbst 82 of Amherst died after fall. survived by daughters and siblings with services at St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church. Additional notices mention other local residents and burial arrangements in Columbus and nearby towns.
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Homer G. Wilford
Horeer
G. Wilford
Blogia Memorial Hospital
Mr. Wilford
Amherst
Joseph
Charlotte Wilford
Wilford
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Mnet
Fry
Holy of the Amhers
Congregational Church
Stanington Lodach
Flyvia
First Congregational
Lomueti
Elyria
Bendleigh
South Amherst
Milo Wilford
Dorothy Vixseborse
Lakewood
Judith Wilford
Cynthia A. Merwin
Elyria Dome
I Massill
First Methodist Church
Taylor Funeral Home
Massid
C. BL Hess
Leon
Edgar Lean F. Edgar
Ben Pesgrave
Axon Belden Road
Edgar
Detroit
Edgar Flobison
Clevelaid
Pease
Westlake
Tunscotos
Ath
Ohio
Uie
Mary. M. Lisiewsske
Wellington
Mary Marek Lisiewski
RL Od
New London
Mhyrtington
Pioland
St. Patrick’s Church
John
Florence Herbst
Prankla Avenue
Oberlur
Germany
Lyed
St. Peter's Empressed
Churels
Women's Guild
Doyle Hutton
Raymond Nickel
Igor Stockstill
Ehner Holle
Cleveland
Jo. van Ausdate
Oberiin
Kix Brandclitdren
Risters
Adam Reis
Lorain
August Rewhert
Adolph Reimer
Brownhelm
William Reiner
Peter's Evangelial and Reformed Church
J He Bollens
Trainyard dispute left rail worker cut and suspect jailed
An argument aboard a LaGrange bound freight car led to Amos Wilson, 40, suffering facial and neck injuries and Robert Clinkscaler being arrested after a confrontation over lights being out in the bunk car. Deputies said Wilson was struck with a iron tool and Clinkscaler used a pocket knife. Wilson hospitalized and Clinkscaler held in county jail awaiting charges.
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LaGrange
Amos Wilson
Robert Clinkscaler
Wilsott
Ais Ceek
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clinkscales
Joseph ‘Granda
Wallar Springowski
Wilson
Clinksales
Foremen Threaten Strike If Price Controls Abolished
Detroit Foremen association warns of citywide strike by August 1 if price controls are not reestablished. Robert H. Keys, FAA president, says executive board voted unanimously to call a strike if prices fall to the working man level by that date. About 22,000 members across 186 FAA chapters would be involved.
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Detroit
Foremen's Association of America
Robert H. Keys
FAA
Association
Nelson Retains Victory Open Triumph in Final Round
Byron Nelson announced plans to end his full time schedule as he won the Victory Open at Medingh Club. He shot 69 60 and 69? to finish with 278, beating Sam Snead? and Chandler Harper who earned $1400 and $1000 respectively.
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Chicago
WPI
Byron Nelson
Medingh Chib Bere
Dug McSpaden
Chandler Herper
Portsmouth
Roosevelt Diamond Softball Practice and Standings Update
Diamond Notes report a Roosevelt practice match with General Industries at the Roosevelt diamond today at 6 o'clock. Roosevelt remains atop the Playaround standings after a 8-7 win over Hamilton, while Cascade defeated McKinley 9-2 as Roosevelt rides a three-game streak.
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Roosevelt
General Industries
Roosevelt Diamond
At & O
Dunia
Satthall Langue
Hamilton
Raine
Cascade
McKinley
Ronsevelt
Majors Minors Update From Erratic League Scores
Fragmented sports brief records numerous results across cities including Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia and Detroit. It notes box scores and schedules with scattered standings and mentions upcoming games and venues, reflecting a chaotic ledger of recent baseball and basketball outcomes.
Warning That Meat Is Not Plentiful Across Markets
A report to Agricultural Extension Agent Carl C. Deets from Cleveland Pros cluce to Litestoc Market notes meat supply is not plentiful as shore meal appears in stores more than before. Hogs are scarce nationwide and hog glut effects linger. Feed cattle in feedlots are extremely short. breeding sheep on farms at a 20 year low. Farms emptying, decontrolled market seen as last resort for livstock recovery. but if OPA controls remain off, producers may normalize the economy.
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Carl C. Deets
Cleveland
United States
OPA
Four Persons Fined For Intoxication
Four people fined for intoxication by Mayor ALR Agate after weekend arrests. Fined: O Knight 9th Avenue at West and Fourth streets 12 a.m. yesterday. Herbert Wallen West Avenue at West Avenue and Broad Street 11:50 p.m. Saturday. Tom Fortiat 249 West River Street arrested on Cou Street 1:20 p.m. Saturday. John Kopp Lids West Avenue arrested at West Avenue and Second Alley 1:18 p.m. Saturday.
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Alr
Agate
O. ¥. Knight
West Avenue
Fourth Street
Herbert Wallen
Broad Street
Tom Fortiat
West River Street
Cou Street
John
Markets Draw Mixed Livestock Prices on Slow Trade
Livestock prices edge lower with weaker demand across cattle and hogs. Cattle steady to lower, calves and butchers show uneven gains, while lambs and feeder pigs move slowly as buyers linger, keeping ranges broad and values fluctuating.
Historic U S Industrials and Major Firms Listed in Rail N Y Central
A faded ledger style listing shows numerous major American companies across industries. Firms include American Tobacco, General Electric, Westinghouse, Procter & Gamble, 20th Century Fox, Colgate Palmolive, RCA, and others intermingled with rail and utility references. The fragment hints at a catalog of securities or corporate participants tied to a rail corridor, with various abbreviations and partial names indicating a diversified industrial index.
Court notices reveal contract adjustments and divorces
Prosecution in And About The Court House reports William O Wickehs stating county mispay to Sam Falbo over steel and slag work with a final 1602 tons allowed under unit price terms. Barbara Soptaric Dellificla seeks divorce from George Loraitt for neglect and cruelty, restoring her name Hennes. Atay Nagy sues Zigmond for divorce. dismissed. Leo Kast divorces Viola Conk, custody awarded with $5 weekly child support.
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William O' Wickehs
Sam Falbo
Lorain Road
D. EB. Batter ‘Son
Falbs
Barbara Soptaric
Dellificla Read
Cheorge of
Loraitt
Hennes
Leo Kast
Viola
D. A. Conk
Moose State Convention At Dayton Held by Moose
More than AW delegates and alternates from 9 Ohio districts will meet Thursday, Aug. 1, for a four day convention of the Ohio State Moose Association. Paul P. Schmit, Moose heart, UL, director of enrollment for the National Moose Association, will address the meeting. Judge A C Barthelmeh, Canton, president of the state chapter, will preside.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ohio State Moose Associator
Paul P. Schmit
Mooseheart
Moose Associaton
A.C
Barthelmeh
Canton
James Roosevelt to lead California Democrats
James Roosevelt, the president's eldest son, assumed leadership of the California Democratic Party after a Southern California caucus backed him as state chairman by 200 to 107 over Thomas Leachly. Riverside resident Eddie Daniels was fined for disorderly conduct by Mayor A. Dr. Agite after a July 19 complaint over a dispute about children's playthings.
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Sacramento
Calif
James Roosevelt
California
Democratic Party
Cavicus
Roosevelt
Democratic Central
Thomas Leachly
Eddie Daniels
Riverside Homer
A. DR. Agite
Abrs
Lillian Westton
Po‘hee
E. J. Stankard
Traffic accidents on Cleveland Street reported after collision
Two separate crashes occurred on Cleveland Street near Pasadena and Williams avenues. Miss Lucy Peeces, 316 Washington Avenue, suffered neck injuries from a rear impact while her sister group waited, and Milton Hahn of Race Road was also involved. A separate crash near West Williams involved Jack Cullin and Harry Downs with three cars. one vehicle fled the scene.
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Lucy Peeces
Washington Avenue
Cleveland Street
Cleveland
Elizabeth
Lillian
Pasadena Avenue
Milton Hahn
Race Road
Widsam
Vesterd
Jack Cullin
Furnace Street
Cullin
Harry Downs
Fast Bridge Street
Down
Ten Sheep Killed Dog Is Guilty in County Report
County official Wearden Forbes reports ten Sheep killed and four injured at Warry Sinkill farm Rueheater. A nearby farm dog is found guilty after Forbes administers an emetic, proving the animal attacked the flock. Owner Charles Black agrees to compensate. Missing sheep noted.
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Wearden
Dack
Forbes
Warry Sinkill
Rueheater
Charles Black
Move light to Portland house to new site near river
A 40 ton, 4 foot high house built in 1895 at the Columbia Willamette junction is moved 500 yards from its old foundation to a new location in Portland. New occupants Mr and Mrs Al Swimson plan to use it as a stock exchange beacon and will announce when no ships sail near the Willamette mouth.
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Portland
Columbia
Willamette Rivers
al Swimson
Portland Merchants’ S Exchange
WillamMeite
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Wildwood
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Red Cross
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Mita Jr Coed Sra
Republic
It Saly LV. OS
Steeleeee Bot, Vorper & Mines
Anaconda’ Verey Ee
J. Melati
Ohi
Socony
Cthities Cot, Gas & Elec
P.R. Smith & Co
Sudro-Curtis
Atay Nagy
Zigmond
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Heidge
Lake Ave
Cleveland St
Bread St
West Ave
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