Force Caucus On Issue Of Adjournment
Senate leaders oppose early adjournment with a tentative test of New Deal sentiment centering on the minimum wage and hours bill. A House move forced a caucus on adjournment with farm tax and wage hour measures to be debated. Senate leaders back a quick adjournment but differ on program, while Barkley aims to bring wage and hours to the floor by July 26.
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Washington
Senate
Hoowevelt
House
Senate Democrats
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Barkley
John N. Garner
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Henrick Shipstead
Minn
Executive Department
Ellizon
Smith
Agriculture Committee
House Democratic
Weather Ohio Tonight and Saturday Showers
Generally fair tonight then local thundershowers Saturday. Warmer tonight cooler Saturday afternoon or night. Eastern high over the states east of the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. Winnipeg low moved eastward north of Lake Superior. Northwestern high over Montana and Saskatchewan. Scattered showers from Gulf states to upper lakes. fair weather elsewhere. Temperatures rise in the lower lakes and Ohio valley. cooler in the northern plains.
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Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Winnipeg
Tooming
Lake Superior
Montana
Saskatchewan
Gulf States
Upper Lakes
United States
Lower Lakes
Ohio Valley
Plains
Alates
Heiress Janet Wohlsen Missing After River Encounter
ELKTON Md July 23 The 18 year old Pennsylvania heiress Janet Wohlsen vanished after a rowboat trip on the Northeast River near Chesapeake Bay. Coast guard searches with motorboats and Army planes failed to locate her. police doubt a drowning and await further clues as authorities chase reports of a black hulled sailing boat and several men.
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Elkton
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Janet Louise Woklser
Pennsylvania
J. Clark Samuel
Wilmington
Del
Miss Wohlsen
Red Point
Justice Department
Bureau of Investigation
John O. Wohlsen
Lancaster
Polie
Aberdeen
Havre de Grace
Seven Die In Crash Near Laurel After Sideswipe
Seven persons from Laurel Maryland died when their automobile, returning from a carnival, was sideswiped by truck driver B M King of Monday Point Virginia. The car overturned and burned with four family members among the dead. King was held on bond pending inquest.
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Upper Marlboro
Here
Laurel
Bernard Lammers
Mildred Lammers
Anna
Meg Lammers
Pauline Lammers
Frances Baker
Frances Baldwin
David Manning
B. M. King
Monday Point
Glen Burnie
King
Young Manning
Mother Slays Her Four Children Ends Own Life
In Flagstaff Arizona on July 23 Mrs Marie Walkup 35 murdered her four children in their beds then killed herself. Four youths discovered her body in brush near the Flagstaff Country Club. Investigators found Danny 10 Phoebe 2 Jackie 5 and Rose Marie 8 dead in the home with taped nostrils or cotton plugs noted.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Marie Walkup
Sheriff's Office
Danny
Phoebe
Jackie
Rose Marie
Hog Prices Hit 1928 High at Chicago Stockyards
Hog prices surged to a $13 per hundredweight peak at the Chicago Stockyards amid heavy demand on tight receipts. The day marked the highest level since September 1928, after earlier this month reaching $12.50 per hundredweight.
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Coicago
Juif Se
Chicago
Communications Board Chairman Dies In Maine
Washington reports FCC Chairman Anning S. Prall died at his Maine summer home after a period of illness. Prall, 66, had been appointed by Roosevelt for a second term this spring. A longtime New York political figure, he served in Congress before joining the FCC. Irvin Stewart likely will act as interim chairman.
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Federal Communications ‘Commission
Anning S. Prall
Commission
Maine
Prall
Presid
Roosevelt
Sten Island
N. Y
New York
New York City
FCC
Irvin Stewart
White House
George H. Chapman 74 Elyria clothing merchant dies
George H. Chapman 74 of 403 East River street died yesterday afternoon at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness and a stroke. A lifelong Elyria resident he lived there since birth November 25, 1862 and spent about 50 years in clothing trade. He began as a clerk then partnered with T. T. Robinson before retiring six years ago. Survived by wife Chloe E Chapman a daughter Stella C Philpott of Lakewood a son Kenneth S Chapman of Elyria three grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services at 2 p m Saturday Taylor Funeral Home with Rev Will J Foster of the Elyria Church of Christ officiating Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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George H. Chapman
East River Street
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
T. T. Robinson
Church of Christ of
Will J. Foster
Elyria Church of Christ
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Compromise Farm Tenancy Bill Is Signed
Washington July 23 President Roosevelt signed the compromise farm tenancy bill. The measure aims to ease tenancy evils through an experimental federal aid program to help farmers purchase their own lands.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ohio Senators Split On Court Bill Row
Washington July 23 Ohio's two Democratic Senators divided on the motion to recommit the administration's judiciary reorganization bill to the Senate judiciary committee. Sen Vic Donahey backed the motion with 70 supporting. Sen Robert Bulkley joined 19 opponents against the motion.
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Washington
U. P
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen
Vic Donahey
Robert Bulkley
Independence Of American Judicial System Saved
Senate leaders halted President Roosevelts court plan and move to a substitute bill aimed at lower court procedure reforms while preserving judicial independence. Democrats back a constitutional amendment possibility as they draft ten reforms to accelerate justice and discuss retirement age and two thirds vote limits, with no immediate action on amendments expected.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Judicial Committee
Democrats
Tom Connally
Tex
Edward R. Burke
Neb
Judiciary Committee
Henry F. Ashurst
Ariz
Charles O. Andrews
Prentiss Brown
Mich
High Tribunal
Congress
John N. Garner
Alben W. Barkley
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Auto Crash Leaves Man With Lacerations
Norman Derek, 27, of Valley City, treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for scalp and facial cuts from a Route 252 crash. Condition listed as good. No further details or formal report available from sheriffs department.
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Norman Derek
Vailey City
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sheriffs Department
Noted Seattle doctor kills son then dies in mercy act
In Seattle a renowned urologist Dr Guy B. Peterkin 66 killed his invalid son Shearman 22 then shot himself hours later, after bringing him home from Europe and noting in a letter that the boy would never fully recover. The tragedy followed a nervous breakdown and a family crisis.
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Shearman
Paris
Dr. Peterkin
Europe
Peterkin
Four Men Rob Bank in Cleveland Suburb
Four robbers held up a Central National Bank branch in Cleveland shortly after noon and fled with more than $10,000. They forced five employees and a customer to face the wall, opened the vault, and took a $700 cash package en route to an armored truck. A passerby saw the truck’s stolen license plate.
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Cleveland
Central National Bank
aArthur Orient
Theodore Mackianey
Leonard Goelinitz
Virginia Wells
Henry Franz
Mackianey
Leo Worth
Avon, O
Boy Rescued From Black River By Young Hero
An Elyria 13 year old boy nearly drowned in Black River south of the old powerhouse and was saved by Nelson Beller 14 of 757 West River Street. Beller heard calls for help swam out rescued the boy then brought him to shore. He recalls taking swimming tests at Cascade Park and earning a Junior Lifesaver badge.
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Elyria
Black River
Nelson Beller
Morris Beller
West River Street
Beller
Cascade Park
Elyria High School
Chronicle-Telegram
Farley Plans Crowded Saturday Schedule Across Ohio
Postmaster General James A. Farley will travel Saturday with a busy agenda. He will arrive in Cleveland for breakfast and a briefing with post office workers, attend the Great Lakes Exposition, then tour Lorain County with four stops at North Ridgeville Elyria Lorain and Oberlin to dedicate the Oberlin post office before continuing to Toledo. Public invites extend to meet the postmasters along the route.
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James A. Farley
Cleveland
Lorain County
North Ridgeville
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Farley
Toledo
Bill Creates Federal Cancer Research Institute
Washington July 23 The House completed action on a bill establishing a 750000 federal cancer research institute to be funded by six 700000 annual appropriations. The institute would be directed by the Surgeon General of the Public Health Service and goes to the White House for signature after Senate approval yesterday.
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Washington
Tpp
House
White House
Senate
United States Public Health Service
Budget Talks Focus on Salaries in 1938 County Plan
County commissioners push to draft a 1938 budget near revenue limits after a heated session with department heads. Total requests amount to about 728,781 with potential gains from state levies sales tax and delinquent taxes. Discussions center on salary increases and pay equity across offices amid calls for grading and uniform pay.
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Oscar G. Dunn
Board of Commissioners
Dunn
C. A. Horn
Davidson
Mose Wilder
H. E. Agate
DeChant
Davidson and Dunn
Walter Wright
H. H. Nya
Wright
Horn
Court House
C. S. Kelser
Howard R. Butler
R. G. Baus
D. A. Cook
Agate
Wilder
Nye
Butler
Alaska Shaken By Tremors From Fairbanks To Coast
FAIRBANKS Alaska July 23 Earthquakes shook central Alaska from Fairbanks to the south coast. The first tremor struck at 7 09 am followed by minor shocks through the day. No deaths were reported broken windows and damaged homes the Richardson highway breaches mud and water spouts interrupted telephone service. Residents rose in night attire as the ground rocked for about a minute. A second tremor came at 7 55 am and a third six minutes later. Last night additional slight tremors were felt.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Black Rapids Galactfer
Here
Richardson
Green To Be Tried On Charge Of Dual Unionism
Washington July 25 United Mine Workers officials will try William Green president of the American Federation of Labor on charges of dual unionism. The Mine Workers Executive Board acted amid the rift with UMWA president John L. Lewis. Green, longtime CWA member from Ceshoctéa Ohio, did not appear, saying he would not endure a sham trial.
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ED —Vwlllam Green
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
Mine Workers Executive Board
John L. Lewis
UMWA
Green
Ceshoctéa
Ohio
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