Huston to resign as Republican National Committee chair
Claudius H. Huston of Tennessee plans to resign August 7 as chair of the Republican National Committee and calls for an executive committee meeting to name a successor. Indications point to Simeon D. Fess of Ohio as a possible temporary choice, though President Hoover may oppose a quick selection. Huston’s retirement follows Senate Lobby committee disclosures and a White House meeting with Hoover.
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Washington
Claudius H. Huston
Tennessee
Rebikan National Committee
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Hoover
Huston
Senate Lobby Committee
United Press
Yoan
Mr. Hoover
White House
Stumbles Over Chair Shot To Death
In Toledo a man, Ralph A. Deiter, 42, was killed by a shotgun blast meant to silence a neighborhood dog. He stumbled over a kitchen chair in darkness at his home, as police noted Deiter had threatened to shoot the animal after a week of dog noise. His wife and stepson slept through the incident.
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Toledo
Rowlings
Ralph A. Deiter
Deiter
Carl Portratx
Mra. Deiter
Heron
Partnership suit over assets in Home Baking Co Lorain
A suit filed yesterday afternoon by Anna Rubenstein of Lorain against George Jlerner seeks an accounting of money and other assets held by the defendants. The two had operated in partnership as the Home Baking Company of Lorain.
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Anna Rubenstein
Lorain
George Jlerner
The
Home Baking Company
Auto Damaged After Hit and Run at West and Broad
Mrs Helen Vietzer of 1021 Foster Avenue reported damage to her vehicle after a car struck it at the intersection of West Avenue and the alley north of Broad Street. The other vehicle fled the scene and did not stop, police were informed.
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Helen Vietzer
Foster Avenue
West Avenue
Broad Street
Vietzer
Royal Automobile Association Reaches Millionth Membership
The Royal Automobile Association of Britain announced that it issued its millionth membership, marking a significant milestone for the organization. The event underscores its growth and expanded services to motorists across the country.
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The
Royal Automobile Association of Britain
Local boys tour Cleveland airport aviation trip
The Elyria Kiwanis clubs vocational guidance committee sponsors a Cleveland airport trip for high school students exploring aviation as a career. A group leaves the YMCA at nine this morning to tour airport operations, aircraft servicing, arrivals and departures, and an aviation school briefing. Officials note non flying aviation jobs exist in sales, equipment manufacturing, and related fields.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Cleveland
Aviation
Edward H Faulkner
Henry W. Korner
Boyal
Mark A. Abbe
Mr. Korner
Fire Prevention Code Discussed By Local Committees
The Fire Prevention Committee of the Chamber of Commerce met with the city council's Police and Fire Committee to discuss adopting an inclusive Fire Prevention Code. Provisions would cover storage and use of explosives, inflammable liquids, X-ray plates, moving picture films, and regulations for gasoline tanks naptha and other dangerous practices. Both committees favor passage and will study further before presenting to the council. The chamber pushes the code and the building code to boost Elyria's chances in the National Fire Waste contest, with potential insurance rate relief cited. Naval and air forces will face cuts as Australia trims national defense spending.
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Chamber of Commerce
Police and Fire
Council
Earl Bacon
Chamber
Elyria
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Fire Waste Council
Bacon
Bullet riddled body found near Columbus identified soon
In Columbus Ohio on July 25 officers and county officials investigated a bullet ridden young man found along Old Smoky road a mile and a half south of the city. The body showed bullet wounds in the head and spine, robbery signs appeared as pockets were emptied and the victim appeared to have been thrown from a car. Detectives searched for witnesses and possible clues while trying to identify the deceased.
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Cleveland
Hudson Boys
Myrtle Smith
Smith
Marshal
Orle Noland
Noland
Columbus
Old Smoky Road
Sherman Chrysler
William Cannata
Bexley
Petters
Rich Fertilizer Bed Found In Oklahoma
Oklahoma farmers may use a high grade fertilizer made from hot guano and decomposed straw and grasses used by a prehistoric tribe. J H Thoburn of the Oklahoma Historical Society reports large deposits in the Panhandle with tests showing 17.7 percent nitrogen.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
J. H Thoburn
The
Oklahoma Historical Society
Panhandle
State Agriculture Department
All Canada Force Band Formed for Exhibition
Captain Chas O Neil of Quebec organizes an All Canada Permanent Force Band to accompany a 2000-voice chorus at the Canadian National Exhibition this August. The 76-piece band is drawn from the Royal Canadian Regiment in London Ontario Royal Canadian Horse Artillery in Kingston and the Royal 22nd Regiment of Quebec.
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Toronto
Ont
Chas. O’neil
Quebec
Royal Canadian Regiment
London
Ontario
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
Kingston
Royal 22Nd Regiment
Eagle Weather Vane Sighting Grabs City Roofs
John Matthews notes a rooftop weather vane atop the Telegraph building as locals compare it to the previous day Hudson building sighting. A policeman and photographer ascend to confirm a creaking vane in the sunset wind.
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Detroit
John Matthews
Prince Back Home After Two Day Pony Vacation
Prince a pony owned by the children of John W Moore returned home after a two day absence spent at a Presbyterian Old People's home grounds where residents were taking turns riding him.
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Chicago
Prince
John W.moore
Presbyterian Old People's Home
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