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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1936

Page

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Tax Refunds Available To Merchants

Merchants holding stock of commodities taxed under the Agricultural Adjustment Act may claim refunds after the Supreme Court ruled the act unconstitutional. Refunds apply to wheat, cotton, sugar on hand as of January 6, with claims due by December 31. Form 71 covers wholesale stocks, Form 72 covers flat stock. refunds are proportional to on hand amounts.

Tetaflery Supreme Court Internal Revenue Patrick A. Radienn P. T Tay

Grafton Miller Dies Suddenly at The United Mills

Willis Edgar Lowe, 67, of Grafton, dies suddenly in the mill office just before 1 a.m. while preparing for the 1 o'clock shift. Surrounded by five crew members, he slumped as he stood to ascend stairs. Survived by wife Della Rink Lowe and children Gertrude, Lester, Walter, and Dorothy. Funeral at Chestnut Street home 8 p.m. Saturday. burial in Grafton.

Willis Edgar Lowe United Mills, Inc Grafton Lowe James Schurgot Mr. Lowwe Bere Della Rink Lowe Gertrude St. Louis Lester Mt. Carmel Waiter Berea Dorothy Woodings Gra Chestnut Street Ore

Britain Warns Spanish Ships Over Gibraltar Threats

British authorities warned Spanish warships and aircraft that Gibraltar batteries will fire if they threaten or fly over the fortress. The alert, issued for the Gibraltar area, reiterates that its fortified batteries will respond to any aggression around the colony during the ongoing conflict.

United Press Cibraltar Bish Gibraltar

Report Coughlin To Publish A Letter Of Apology

DETROIT July 23 An open letter of apology by Father Charles B. Coughlin for his recent statement that President Roosevelt was a double crosser and a liar will be published tomorrow in the priest's paper Social Justice.

Detroit Charles B. Coughlin Roosevelt Social Justice

Bomb Kills Farmer and Blinds Bride in Virginia

CAPE CHARLES Virginia July 28 A mail bomb killed wealthy farmer Curry Thomas 47 near here and left his bride of one month sightless and badly injured. The package mailed in Richmond exploded as they opened it at their home after collecting it at the post office. The couple, returning home, began to examine the parcel when the blast occurred. A statewide investigation was launched.

Cape Charles Here Curry Thomas Richmond Thomas

Weather forecast for tonight and Friday

Showers likely tonight with a cool wave. Friday looks generally fair, though the southeast area may see showers first. Near Lake Erie it will be slightly cooler tonight and on Friday.

Lake Erie

Rebellion That Grips Spain Advances Toward Battle

A turbulent scene unfolds as rebel leaders press toward Madrid from Burgos and north central columns converge near the River Tauro. Foreigners in danger as ships race to evacuate Americans and other nationals from Barcelona amid chaos and fires.

Spain United Press Madrid Emilio Mata Burgos Tauro Lisbon Portugal Barcelona Narth Angaroza Halande Mediterranean Atlantic United States Oklahoma Cherbourg Exeter State Department Europe Austria Fism

Send Ships To Rescue U.S. Citizens

The State Department urged urgent evacuation of American women and others in Bilbao and across Spain amid civil war. The Exeter was to reach Barcelona soon with evacuees, while the battleship Oklahoma and cruiser Quincy were slated to assist American citizens in danger along routes through Bilbao and Gibraltar.

Washington State Department Barcelona Spain Marseilles Bilboa United States Quincy Gibraltar

Postmasters Put On Civil Service Basis

Topeka reports Governor Landon endorses Roosevelt order placing postmasters under civil service. Roosevelt issues executive order extending merit system to most postmasters, with two methods to fill vacancies. The change ends patronage for many posts while allowing existing politically noted appointees to remain.

Topeka Alf M. Landon United States Joosevelt Ahington Sident Roosevelt Men Alof Hoosevelt Commission Farley Alf Landon Post Office Democratic Platfor London Democratic Party Attea

Fiesinger Fails To Win Nomination

In TIFFIN Ohio on July 23 the Democratic nomination process for the 13th District seat to succeed Henry Hart of Sandusky was postponed to August 27 after the Cleveland National Union for Social Justice convention. William L. Fiesinger of Sandusky did not secure renomination at a July 22 meeting of district Democratic county chairmen and secretaries. Another meeting to hear candidates or reps is set for Sandusky on July 28.

Tiffin. O Congress Henry Hart Sandusky National Union For Social Justice Cleveland Friends Wlliam L. Fiesinger

Landon To Accept GOP Nomination At Topeka Jam

Topeka girds for Acceptance Day as Gov. Landon accepts the Republican nomination in a mass gathering. Traffic rules ease, special trains roll in, and the Kansas capital prepares a nation wide broadcast night ceremony with an invocation by Rev Frances Johannes and a speech around 3 400 words outlining the campaign tone for a Western leadership comeback.

Topeka Kans al M. Landon United States Great Plains Mid-West London Kansas American Legion Kansas Avenue Frances. Johanes Kansas City John AD Hamilton Republican National Committee Hss Bertrand H. Snell New York Landon John Bert Snell Republican Party Gov. Landon

Mother and Daughter Killed by Automobile near Canton

Canton July 23. Mrs Margaret Russell 52 of Bellaire and her daughter Mrs Violet Liotti 27 of Fairhope were killed when struck by an automobile while walking along a highway near here. Another daughter Pearl Russell 16 escaped up an embankment as the car approached. Wilson Hawkins former superintendent of schools here was held by police in connection with the accident.

Canton Margaret Russell Bellaire Violet Liotti Fairhope Pearl Russell Wilson Hawkins

Mrs Landon Busy Greeting Friends Before Campaign

In Topeka Kansas on July 23 Mrs Alf Landon said Governor Landon will speak for both of them while she handles hosting duties at the executive mansion and the Estes Park ranch. She plans to stay off campaign tours to care for their two children Nancy Josephine and John Cobb, though she will appear at tonight's event.

Topeka Kang Alf M. Landon Estes Park Colo Landon

May Hold Key To Lorain Bridge Project

Columbus may hold the key to the Lorain bridge project as officials seek to match federal funds with state money. Congressman Don W. Harter talks with Lorain leaders, checking for unencumbered highway funds and possible state appropriations to complement federal grants for a bridge estimated at one and a half to two million dollars.

Columbus Lorain Ate Highway Department Don W. Marter Harter Little Fron Pereet Rtale Coffrests Brite Highway Department Chronicle-Telegran Congress Tfarter Columbius Tri-Borough New York Washington

Alleged Bank Robbers Trial Drugs Slowly

Trial in the Wellington bank robbery case of Edouard Gromand and Anthony Papes unfolds in Common Pleas Court Judge Ld Cook hears defense cross examination of Detective Max Mettle as defense fights to bar evidence of past records. The state argues the line of questioning and conduct at police headquarters for hours with officers present shaped confessions. The case extends over days and may be appealed if guilt is found, marking a major element of the trial.

Cleveland Wellington Edouard Gromand Anthony Papes Ld. A. Cook Edward Stanton Crvahapa County Max Mettle Stanton Mettle Partupavan Howard Butter Fernoon Sons of Gtom Patton Van

Four Trainmen Die in Central of Georgia Collision

Four trainmen were killed and as many as 15 passengers injured when two Central Railway of Georgia trains collided near Dover Georgia. The fatalities were Engineers H. H Hooks of train No 1 and FF Starr of train No 2, along with two Negro firemen Berry Johnson and John Wright.

Dover Central Railway of Georgia H. H Hooks FF Starr Berry Johnson Ainl Jom Wright

Rain Brings Relief to Parched Fields and City Lawns

Thundershowers brought relief from drought across parts of Ohio. The downpour and a brief lightning strike caused minor fire at a fuse box in the Yellow Line waiting room. County and city observers noted the rain as the first real precipitation in central Ohio in 35 days, with Cleveland waters drenched and Lake Erie storm warnings issued.

Yellow Line Iodi Street No. 1 Hose Company Central Fire Station Hera Fp I. Hummel Columbus Ohio Cleveland Coast Guard Lake Erie

Cyclone Rips Through Iowa Hits Charles City Area

A cyclone swept through Chart City and Osage regions causing telegraph lines to fall and barns to be damaged. Telegraph poles east of Rudd were toppled as cornfields were flattened amid the storm.

Charles City Chart City Osage Rudd

Relief Bill Now A Law

The $8,300,000 permanent relief bill passed by the Ohio legislature became law after Governor Davey signed it late yesterday. Speaker J Freer Bittinger had delayed action during a skeleton session to push Senate adjournment on Aug 3. Senate leaders vowed to continue the session indefinitely as Bittinger reconsidered and signed the measure amid a sharp gubernatorial denunciation of the legislature.

Columbus Ohio Davey J. Freer Bittinger House Bittinger Senate Bittlinger

Lindbergh Pleads for Peace in Germany Luncheon

Berlin July 23 Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh urged peace in an Aero Club address honoring him. He argued security requires intelligence over force, and warned that aviation has profoundly changed modern warfare, making it impossible to shield a nation with merely its army.

Berlin wPr Charles A. Lindbergh Germany Aero Club Europe Meen Lindhersh Ats

Real Estate Board Holds Annual Picnic at Cascade Park

The Elyria Lorain Real Estate board picnic at Cascade Park drew about sixty attendees. Games included ramet, chess, and baseball with a back picnic dinner served to finish the day.

Real Estate Board Elyria-Lorain Board Picnie Cascade Park

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