Finances Linked to $1.25 Million Phone Project Hearing
Elyria Telephone Co plans a $1.25 million loan to finance a major improvement program. Roy W Ammer testified at seven days of Public Utilities Commission hearings, with ruling expected within 90 days. Cross examination focused on financing and ability to carry out the project.
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Thief Steals Wallet of Yost in Cleveland Hotel
A thief looted a wallet containing 50 dollars in cash and 63,000 in checks from Foldieos hotel room in Cleveland while the Washington Senators were in town. The loss affected third baseman Yost who missed his pay and believed a prank. investigators later ruled it serious.
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Death of Iema State Hospital veteran ruled suffocation
Allen County Coroner Ro J Bvery described the death of 62 year old Genn Farmer, a longtime employee at Iema State Hospital, as suffocation and said a final verdict would be returned. State Patrol investigated a related murder and escape attempt at the hospital. In Galion, Mrs Helen DeWilfe, 47, was jailed on open charges for the fatal shooting of her husband Harry DeWilfe, admitted to firing two blasts into his stomach after a domestic quarrel.
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Weather in Northeastern Ohio Mostly Sunny and Hot
Northeastern Ohio sees mostly sunny skies and hot conditions with a high near 92 and fair tonight. Tomorrow will be partly sunny and humid with isolated afternoon and evening thunder showers. Thursday’s range is 63 to 93 with previous year highs of 67 to 81.
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Isolated Catholics Honored Precipitation Report
Isolated rainfall totals recorded over 24 hours ending 8 pm Thursday with no significant accumulation. Humidity reported at 8 pm Thursday 69 percent, 2 pm 36 percent, 5 pm 37 percent.
Pilgrims mark cross procession at International Congress
More than 200 000 pilgrims attend the third solemn session of the 36th International Eucharistic Congress in Rio de Janeiro. Refugees representing 14 oppressed Catholic nations lead a cross procession at Congress Square, with Bishop Vincent Bargys of Chicago guiding the event.
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Stampede at Japanese department store injures twenty four
Twenty four women were injured when a department store door failed under a human stampede during a kimono sash auction announced to begin immediately on the second floor. Police and staff assisted victims as the crowd spilled into the store’s aisles.
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Austria and Russia Sign Postwar Trade Pact
Austria and Russia announced a postwar trade pact to exchange goods. The agreement, effective at a stated value of 20 million dollars annually, aims to boost bilateral commerce and stabilize economic relations between the two nations.
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Compromise Reserve Bill Nears Final House Vote
Washington insiders report conferees edged toward a compromise reserve bill. The measure would free the nation’s armed services from a drawn out wartime control, with support hinted from Senate leaders Saltonstall and others. If Tuesday action clears, a pending House approval could send the bill to the president for signature.
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Youth Rescues Zoo Keeper From Bear Cage
A young boy from Crown Point High School intervened when a cinnamon bear charged keeper Randall McCord at Lane County Fair Grounds. He grabbed a shovel, fought the bear, and helped McCord escape the enclosure with the help of witnesses.
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Farmers' Incomes Drop Off in First Half of 1935
Washington reports total cash income for farmers in the first half of 1935 at 12.2 billion dollars, down four percent from 1934 due to lower prices. Livestock receipts fell seven percent as meat animal values declined, while crop receipts rose two percent on higher prices. June cash receipts reached about 2.0 billion, with livestock and livestock products down seasonally from May and year over year, and crop receipts up from May but below June 1934.
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Cleveland transit hikes take effect July 3
CTS riders face a nickel fare increase on cash local express and rapid transit. Weekly passes rise from 275 to 290 dollars and tickets increase by a penny.
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Deadlock at Geneva on arms and German unification
At Geneva the Big Four foreign ministers failed to break a complete deadlock on disarmament, open skies inspection, German unification, and European security. Molotov offered only general remarks. Eisenhower proposed mutual aerial inspections and blueprint exchanges, but no side budged from core positions as leaders prepare to reconvene.
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Faure outlines four gains from Big Four summit at Geneva
French Premier Edgar Faure predicts four key outcomes from the Geneva Big Four conference. He cites initial disarmament steps, demilitarized zones between Eastern and Western forces, a war inspections regime, and improved East-West Russia relations through a broader atmosphere of understanding. The interview was with INS correspondents Kingsbury Smith and Erie Maiss.
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Real Test Comes Later at Geneva Summit
Western open split as summit moves on. Analysts say the key test will be future discussions and concessions at the conference table. Both sides seek a calmer atmosphere and possible controls on arms and cultural exchanges while avoiding major policy shifts.
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Eisenhower Dominates Geneva Summit With New Proposal
At Geneva, President Eisenhower gains sweeping praise from French officials as he urges arms secrecy talks with the Russians. A French spokesman says he has inherited Churchill’s mantle and leaders applaud his bold approach and aggressive diplomacy.
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Lineman Killed When Contact With Power Line
Robert Mchleshes 27 of Vinton Ohio was electrocuted Thursday after touching a live line at Rarden northwest of the Mecklesney. He worked as a lineman for the Columbe & Southern Otto Elec Co.
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France backs aerial reconnaissance plan with United States
Edgar Faure told INS France is ready to offer Russia the same aerial inspection proposal as the United States. The Big Four talks at Lake Geneva weigh Eisenhower’s plan for exchanging military blueprints and aerial reconnaissance, with Soviet doubts and UN Disarmament Commission considerations shaping the debate.
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Cooling Tip and Want Ads Offer Help for Burn Relief
A basic home remedy suggests making a paste of baking soda and water to ease sunburn pain and daub gently on the area. If the burn is severe seek a doctor immediately. The Chronicle Telegram Want Ads offer cheap or temporary sales and rental relief. Dial 751 for ad writer assistance.
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Abmon wakes Pelensée Worth rerkine avaiiable
Abmon wakes Pelensée Worth in Dawe town near Broad OL Ph 09716-Cdt. Bow.
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