Britain to Build Up Air Force to 1304 Planes in Four Years
BALDWIN of Al FORCE 10 BE BUILT UP BALDWIN of Al FORCE 10 BE BUILT UP BLUNLETIA- LONDON, July 30. Ominous preparations for the next war were revealed in the House of Commons today when Stanley Baldwin announced Britain's plans for building up her air force as part of an imperial defense plan. The air force will be built up over four years from 44 to 1304 planes, an increase of 460 fighting ships. The civilian population will be drilled for defense against air raids and the acting prime minister virtually sanctioned Germanys right to re-arm. He indicated an expectation of another war though not in the immediate future, and said 47,000,000 civilians would soon be engaged in rehearsal for protection against air raids. The next steps will involve communicating instructions to local authorities and public utilities. The new force would compare with 1450 planes in France, about 1400 in the Soviet Union, and 1950 in the United States.
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House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Council
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Baldwin
House
France
Soviet Union
United States
Marie Dressler Dies in California at 65
Hollywood mourns the death of Marie Dressler at 65 after a cancer battle. Private funeral planned with attendance by card, Rev. Neal Dodd to officiate. Jeanette MacDonald to sing “Abide With Me” at services and piano pieces to follow. Dressler died Saturday at a Santa Barbara estate.
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Hollywood
Mare Dressler
Santa Barbara
Franklin D. Nuzum
Rudolph Valentino
Lilyan Tashman
A B Walker
Neal Dodd
Filmdom
the Corter
Noted grid coach Carnett dies at 57 in Philadelphia
John Berton Carnett, 57, noted surgeon and former University of Pennsylvania football star, died Sunday of pneumonia. Carnett formerly coached football teams at the U S Naval Academy and the Virginia Military Institute.
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Philadelphia
John Berton Carnett
University of Pennsylvania
Carnett
U. S. Naval Academy
Virginia Military Institute
The Weather Forecast The Weather Forecast OHO
The forecast calls for cooler air tonight and Tuesday with a drop in temperatures, especially in the extreme south portion. Expect variable winds and a dry pattern statewide with cautious conditions into the next day.
Accidental Loss of Life Heavy in Weekend Travel
Bright weekend weather drew thousands to highways and vacation spots across Ohio causing a heavy death toll. At least 15 people were killed in multiple incidents including a Toledo area crash, a Pendleton interurban collision, a Willoughby motorcycle crash, a bridge fall near Cleveland, and a separate pedestrian fatality. Victims named include Mrs. Baile Grodzin, 72, and Rhea Grodzin, 22, of Tulsa, among others. injuries to several husbands and a 11-year-old boy are reported.
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United Press
Flt
Wayne
Ind
George Roth
Jesse Polin
Poling
Elroy Dietz
Alfred Luce
Willoughby
Albert Lucci
Anthony Patt
Wallace Stokes
Bridgeport
Theodore Kopa
Baltimore & Ohio
Joseph Adams
Barton
Cleveland
Phyllis Spinn
Phantom Killer Suspect Held in Steubenville Jail
Steubenville Ohio July 36 A man tied to the so called phantom killer case is in jail under heavy guard. David Casciano alias Casco 49 is accused of killing three men and wounding another. Police recovered an .88 caliber revolver believed used in the slayings during a stakeout at Wheeling Steel property.
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Steubenville
David Casciano
Casco
Wheeling Steel Corporation
8. L. Hoopler
Casciano
Annual Judging Of Girls Club Work Starts Today
Experts begin evaluating Lorain County Four H Club projects with 504 girls expected to exhibit over 1,006 articles across clothing room furnishings and food clubs. Judging runs through August 8 at Wellington Grange Hall La Grange High School and Brownhelm Church basement with clubs led by Mrs C A Gatiss Miss Evelyn Rugg Miss Elsie Avery and others.
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Dave
James W. Pendry
Kent
Wellington
C. A. Gatiss
Wis
Moore Vaiss Nathrone
Brownhelm Congregational Church
HH. L. Leimbach
Emma Miller
Marguerite Bacon
Carl Bates
Helen Bauman
Eleanor Petty
R. W. Bechtel
Margaret Burkley
Death Summons Mrs Dora Hyman
Mrs Dora Hyman wife of Elex Himan died at the family residence 424 Washington Avenue Elyria after a lengthy illness. She was 57 and had lived in Elyria 33 years. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs J Schwartz and four sons Julius S David P Maurice and Harry WaW. Funeral held yesterday in Cleveland with burial at Lansing Avenue Cemetery. Services led by Rabbi Carl Miller of Helena Arkansas, son in law of Alex Aitfeld of Elyria.
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Elex Himan
Farily
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Hyman
Elyria
J. Schwartz
Julius S. David P. Maurice
Harry Waw
Cleveland
Lansing Avenue Cemetery
Carl Miller
Helena
Arkansas
Miller
Alex Aitfeld
Balloon Explorer Crew Hopeful for Next Flight at Kearney
The Explorer stratosphere balloon crew salvaged instruments after a crash near Holdredge Nebraska and plan another attempt soon. Pilot Kepner and Captain Wy Stevens led the crew with co-pilot Anderson and two possible additional instruments recovered from the gondola. The parachutes functioned perfectly during the unscheduled descent from 60,000 feet, and investigators seek reasons for fabric tears in the balloon while awaiting examination results.
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Ju'ty
Science
Explorer
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William &E. Kepner
Albert Wy, Stevens
Orville A. Anderson
National
Holdredge
Moonlight Valley
Rapid City
Judge Hoke Dies Suddenly At Tiffin
Judge George M Hone of Tiffin died suddenly Saturday afternoon at his office in Tiffin. He was a prominent lawyer active in the Seneca County Bar Association, former city solicitor, and longtime probate judge. Survived by his wife, a daughter, and two sons. funeral set for tomorrow morning at his late home.
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George M Hone
Tifffin
George A. Hoke
Elyria
Tiffin
Evidence of German Activity in Austria Revealed
London reports from July 39 show the Austrian government supplied material outlining extensive German influence in propaganda and outrages in Austria. Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon told the House of Commons Britain favors Austria directly demanding Germany cease interference rather than seeking League action.
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Austria
John Simon
House of Commons
John
League of Nations Council
Jobo
Britain
Germany
Soldiers enforce peace at Kohler during deadly strike
Kohler Wisconsin July 39 National Guardsmen occupied streets as 5000 union workers planned funeral for two strike victims. Unions demanded arrest and prosecution of Kohler Village president Anton F Brotz and E R Schuelke after an attack by 400 deputies left two dead and many wounded. Picket lines formed while guardsmen paralleled them, factory windows were guarded, and debris from the riot was still evident. The village president, with mediator Rev J W McGuwire, blamed rioters led by strikers with federal labor officials present.
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America
Sheboygan
Anton F. Brotz
Kohler Village
E. R. Schuelke
Charsed
J W. McGuwire
Federal Department of Labor
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Carlton Squire Released From The Hospital
Carlton Squire former Blyna businessman was released from Memorial Hospital after a month of recovery from injuries in a car wreck at Eaton Center in which his wife died. His car hit a machine driven by Homer Sooy of Penfield. Squire returns to the clothing business at Urlana.
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Squire
Urlana
Councillors For Health Camp Named
Eight college students were chosen as councilors for the Fresh Air Health Camp on the Vermilion River. The eight, seven from Oberlin College and one from Lake Erie College, will assist undernourished Lorain County children spending six weeks at the camp. The selection was by a committee of the Oberlin Exchange Club chaired by C. E. Wigton. Metropolitan health officials attended the camp opening, including Dr G E French Elyria health commissioner and Miss Kathryne Fulton Elyria health nurse.
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Lorain County
Oberlin Eschange Club
C. E. Wigton
Oberlin Schools
Oberlin College
Wilfred Ward
Dean Oehling
Walter James
Robert James
Ossse Summers
Margaret Harrison
Sally Cartwright
Edith Gerstenberger
North Olmstead
Lake Erie College
G. E. French
Elyria
Kathryne Fulton
Ruth Paddock
County Health Board
Ten Thousand See Review At Camp Perry
About 10 000 persons witnessed a review of the 18th infantry brigade Ohio National Guard as 3500 officers and men paraded before Brig Gen L S Connelly. The crowd overflowed traffic near the main gate and about 1000 stayed for an evening band concert in regimental quarters. Maj Ben Benson Hough and staff with the 37th division and other units broke camp and entrained for home.
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Ohio National Guard
L. S. Connelly
Mainn
Ben Benson Hough
37Th Division
Cleveland
Fisherman Drowns in Nantucket Bluefishing Wave
A bluefishing expedition between Medahet and Tuckernuck Island ends in tragedy as seven men aboard the 35-foot powerboat Northern Lights are swept overboard by a giant wave. One fisherman, James H Dennis, is drowned. six others are rescued.
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Medahet
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Hangings Expected From Nazi Rebels Trial in Vienna
Vienna reports the military martial court convened at 4 30 p m to try Nazi rebels with life and death power. Hangings are expected as no appeal from the court's sentence exists unless a presidential pardon is granted. The session included a half hour hearing before a three hour adjournment for defense preparation.
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Vienna
Austria Sways Toward Fascism and Monarchism
July 30 amid strife Austria moves toward fascism and monarchism under a reorganized government. Kurt Schuschnigg becomes chancellor succeeding Engelbert Dollfuss with Prince Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg as vice chancellor and Major Emil Fey as interior minister. The Heimwehr publicly pressure Starhemberg’s leadership while Nazis face government repression. casualties rise as clashes continue along the frontier and in Vienna.
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