Townsend Organization Declared Broke by Congressman Bell
Chicago July 28 Rep Jasper Bell Democrat Kansas City chair of the Congressional committee investigating the DAR P said the Old Age Revolving Pension group is broke. He accused its leaders of profiting from contributions while followers suffer and said many promoters use religion and charity to hide fraud. Bell asserted some leaders refused to testify, fearing the committee evidence.
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Chicago
Townsood Old Age Revolving Pension Organization
Jasper Bell
Kansas City
Congressional Committee
DARP
Bell
Congressional
Commttee
Hunger Marchers Besiege Pennsylvania Capitol in Silence
About 300 of more than 1,590 hunger marchers besieged the Pennsylvania Senate galleries in Harrisburg at midnight. They shouted struck seats and rails with clubs and threatened to stay through winter unless relief bills are passed. The protest failed to force adjournment or guarantee relief funds. Both houses planned noon reconvening to hear a conference report on tax warrants, while marchers promised a renewed presence at the legislature.
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Harrisburg
Capitol
Senate
House
Tipar
Campaign to Cut Highway Death Toll by 1940
Sidney J. Williams of the National Safety Council outlines a five year highway safety drive to cut traffic deaths and injuries by at least 7 percent annually, aiming for a 36 percent reduction by 1940. He cites railroads and cities lowering deaths, urges coordinated action by governors, safety councils, organizations, and public officials nationwide.
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Sidney J. Williams
National Safety Council
Jia
Fime
Rhode Island
Milwaukee
Evanston
Illinuis
Council
Publc
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Auomobile Association
Altomobile Manufactivers’ Association
American Legion
Girl Pleads For Her Life Before Death In Hotel Slaying
Asheville July 28 Helen Clevenger was murdered in a hotel room twelve days ago after pleading for her life. Sheriff Laurance Brown disclosed a Boston newspaper said Mrs M M Cowdin heard the pleas while recovering from the shock. The case centers on hotel night watchman Daniel Gaddy and elevator operator L D Roddy, with Prof W L Clevenger, the victim’s bachelor uncle, freed earlier. Brown notes Gaddy and Roddy may hold crucial information, and a Maine sheriff may be contacted if a promising lead emerges.
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Asheville
Helen Clevenger
Laurance Brown
M. M. Cowdin
Toonan
New York University
Sheriff Brown
Boston
Brown
W. Ll. Clevenger
Awiken
Clevenger
Raleigh
NS. A
North Carolina State College
Buncombe County
Jeff
Daniel Gaddy
L. D. Roddy
Tegra
Gaddy
Roddy
Gandy
County Purchases Two Dump Trucks
County commissioners yesterday afternoon purchased two Chevrolet dump trucks of one and a half ton capacity each for the county surveyor's department from The Hawkins Motor Company of Lorain on the company's low bid of $900 each. Twenty bids were received, the board reported. The trucks were purchased to start the county's WPA road drainage project, which may get underway tomorrow. Enters Tuna Trade Long Beach, Cal Fisherman II, the Favorite angling yacht, of Zane Grey, American author, is
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Hawkins Motor Company
Lorain
Long Beach
Cal
Fisherman II
Zane Grey
President Roosevelt Completes Sideburns On Sea Voyage
LIETANG ISLAND July 28 President Roosevelt prepared to sail back to Campobello to end a sea holiday begun two weeks ago aboard the Sewanna. He will confer with Lord Tweedsmuir in Quebec on the Passamaquoddy Tidewater Hydro project and plans for relief use of project buildings. The president and his three sons the Gentlemen Crew spent their final hours in Campobello harbor and he displayed a full set of sideburns as greeted by Mrs Roosevelt.
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N. B
Hoosevelt
Campobello
Pulpit Harbor
Vhief Executioe
Roosevelt Summer
Quebec
Lord Pweedsmuir
Canada
Mande
Hopkins
Welsh Pool
Campabello
Roosevelt
Hin
Campabello Island
Mr. Roosevelt
Sevanna
James
Walker Named Finance Chairman of Democratic National Committee
NEW YORK July 28 Frank G C Walker longtime adviser to President Roosevelt was named Finance Committee Chairman of the Democratic National Committee by James A Farley Walker began work after dining with Farley and treasurer Forbes Morgan Morgan said the party had a 109000 balance at the end of the National Convention and has collected 370000 since the start of the 1932 campaign Morgan recalled the party was in debt We havent decided how much money we will need Walker said the party will seek funds in coming days six governors were set to explain what was wrong with Alf Landons acceptance speech The speakers were Tren fy Fronner of Illinois Charles H Martin of Oregon R J Corhran of Nebraska Clyde L Herring of Iowa George H Farle of Pennsylvania and Theodore F Green of Rhode Island
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New York
Frank GC. Walker
Roosevelt
Finance Committee
Tibe
Democratic National Committee
James A Farley
Walker
Farley
Forbes Morgan
National Committee
Europe
Morgan
Nation
Gay
Alf Mc Landon
Tren Yy Fronner
Illinois
Charles H. Martin
Oregon
R. “. Corhran
Nebraska
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
George H. Farle
Pennsylvania
Theodore F Green
Rigde Isleand
Five Black Legion Members Charged In Slaying Case
Five Black Legion members face examination in recorder's court for the killing of Silas Coleman a 42 year old war veteran near Pinckney Michigan. Dayton Dean a confessed cult assassin testified that Coleman was lured to a lonely march and shot to satisfy Colonel Harvey Davis. Other defendants include Charles Rouse Brain Lee John Banderman and James Roy Lorance with Lorance confirming his role. Detectives probe a car registered to Rouse found to contain 159 rounds of .33 caliber ammunition.
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Black Legion
Silas Coleman
Recorder’s Court
Dayton Dean
Coleman
Pinckney
Mich
Harvey Davis
Davis
Charles Rouse
Lee
John Banderman
James Roy Lorance
Lorance
Dean
Rouseé
Tuna clipper fitted for utility fish trade
The vessel is being outfitted for utilitarian use and will be equipped as the largest tuna clipper in the trade, intended strictly for tuna fishing within a few weeks.
Consolidated Aircraft to Build Navy Seaplanes After 50 Army Ships
Air factory in San Diego nearing completion of 50 fast army pursuit ships. The Consolidated Aircraft Company plans next major job to spend planes for construction of 60 naval patrol seaplanes of the clipper type. The shift signals wartime production emphasis and expansion of the plant’s output.
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San Diego
Cal
Consolidated Aircraft Company
Senate Rivals Make Race On One Platform In Oklahoma
Oklahoma launches a crowded Democratic runoff with Sen. Gore crushed after a long campaign. Japh Lee and Gov. E. W. Marland vie for the nomination as liberal pension reforms and New Deal programs dominate the race. Gomer Smith gains a radical showing, while Gore concedes adapt or die amid shifting political winds.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
T. P. Gore
Japh Lee
E. W. Marland
L. S
Lee
Marland
Gomer Smith
Townsend Old Age Revolving Pensions, Ltd
Gore
Senate
Smith
Aign
William H .Alfalfa
Billy Murray
Middletown battles Chillicothe in junior baseball state tourney
In Columbus Ohio Middletown opens defense of American Legion Junior title facing Chillicothe in a second round game after a first round bye. Other results include Louisville routing Springfield 20 to 3 and Lima edging Columbus 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel between Land and Bendetti. Warren faces Pemberville in the fourth game.
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Tidy
Middletown
American Legion
Chillicothe
Logan Farney
Land
Bendett
Lima
Lang
Bendetti
Warren
Pemberville
Electrolux at Grafton and City Class C Clash Tonight
Electrolux softball team travels to Grafton for a game with Rothgery Motors, with players meeting at the rear of the gas office at 5 45. Bigee Credits and Aliens Service, two City Class C League teams, duel in an independent contest on the Franklin diamond beginning 6 30.
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Electrolux
Grafton
Rothgery Motors
Bigee
Alien
Franklin Diamond
Revised Industrial Sked Is Announced
A revised Industrial League schedule is issued after three teams withdrew. Roy Clymer, league supervisor, notes remaining teams General Industries Perry-Fay Steel and Tubes Fox Furnace Colson Company will contest the second half. The calendar lists July 29 August 3 5 10 12 17 19 and 24 26 28 with matchups and officials.
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Roy Clymer
Pfaudler Company
Electro Alloys and Troxel Company
General Industries
Perry-Fay
Steel & Tubes
Fox Furnace
Colson Company
Usted
Furnace
McKinley
Chapman
Chapman, Black
Colson
Hamilton
Bako
Murphy
Hutchings
McHinley
Blacek
Carr
Perry - Fay
Murkowski
S General Industries
Columbus Club Sends Judy To Huntington
Columbus sends Judy to Huntington in the Class C Mid Atlantic League. Lyle Judy once seen as a bright St Louis Cardinal farm prospect has been optioned by Columbus Red Birds to Huntington. He set a minor league record for stolen bases with Springfield in 1935 but suffered severe auto accident injuries and arm troubles this season. The club also signs Bonner Phelps, a rookie left hander from London, Ohio.
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Columbus
Lyle Judy
St Louis Cardinal
Columbus Red Birds
Huntington Club
Judy
Springfield
Bonner Phelps
London
State Cadet Tourney Opens At Columbus Rose Run Course
Columbus Ohio July 28 representatives of about 60 clubs were expected for the annual state caddie tournament at the Rose Run Course. The two ball four some event covers 18 holes. Defending champions Sam Bartschy and Russ Shie of Orrville, who won the 1935 playoff with Louis Meek and Dick Meiser of Beaver Valley Springfield, were anticipated to defend their title.
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Columbus
Rose Run
Sam Bartschy
Russ Shie
Orrville
Louis Meek
Dick Meiser
Beaver Valley
Springfield
Bartschy
Shie
Industrial softball games rained out in season pause
Industrial League games between Fox Furnace and Steel Tubes and Praudlers and Electro Alloys were rained out last evening and will be made up later in the season.
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Fox Furnace
Steel & Tubes
Praudlers and
Electro Alloys
Lorain Team Seeks Games With Junior Players
The Lorain N. A. Victors seek games with local teams featuring players under 17. Interested managers should write Lloyd Turton at 611 West 20th Street, Lorain, Ohio.
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Lorain , N. A
Lloyd Turton
West 20Th Street
Lorain
Legal Notices and Public Auction in Lorain County
Legal notices list a tax and debt disclaimer, followed by an August sale of real estate in Elyria Lorain County Ohio. The sale, per a court order, will occur at the courthouse north door on August 29 at 11 AM. Property describes lots 20 and 21 in Elyria Township, with parcel lines and street references specified.
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Larary County
Ohio
Gerara County
Sand Caney
Thase Perseyg
Ellenbergir
Furst Savin & Lush Comepany
Poyenttit
Otimoh Pleay
Lanun
Oho
Artlon
Pigra
Garair
Elyria
Lorain
Griginal Elyria
Riach River
Teveland Street
A. Berbes
Torain County
Cleveland Street
Longfellow Street
Greely Street
Fort
Sheriff’s Sale Notices From Lorain County Lorain Ohio 1936
Multiple real estate sale proclamations list auctions by sheriff Clarence W Dick and the Lorain County court. Properties in Elyria and Amherst areas with appraised values from 600 to 11 500 dollars, 1936 sale dates, and cash-on-day terms under two thirds minimums.
Elyria parcel sale description for West Avenue land
Lorain County parcels in Elyria described as 930 West Avenue and 1215 Broad Street with deeds dated 1919 and 1905 details. Parcel 1 valued at 6000 dollars and Parcel 2 at 15000 dollars.Sale terms: cash on day of sale and two thirds of appraisal to share. Sold by Fauver and Harver attorneys.
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Greely Street
Elycia Home Building Company
Cleveland Street
Longfellow Street
Elyria
Ohto
Clarence W
Lorain County
Ohio
Webber, Webber & Black
Tenth Street
Weel Avenue
Harrie
Reynelén
Volpe
Loraln
Harriet E Reynolds
Ernatina
Tenth Sire
Bemin
Ase
County of Lorain
State of
Black River
Elyria Township
Broad Street
Cedar Street
Broad St
Gay
Clarence W. Dick
Sheilf
Fauver & Harver
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John Rilevy
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Elytia Ohio
Clarence W. Bick
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Plaintif
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Tour of Common Pleas
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