Fiendish Crime Costs Life Of Clevelander
Walter J. Bauer a Cleveland chemistry professor died after a penknife assault in Chicago. He said a former suitor of his bride of three weeks abducted him from Michigan and mutilated him in a parked car. Bauer named a nurse from Kirksville Missouri as his wife and recalled threats but could not identify the assailant.
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Chicago
Walter J. Bauer
Bauer
Kirksville, Mo
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Iniodtors
Renwood Avenue
Cleveland
Kirksville
Laughlin Hospital
Missionaries To Speak At Grafton Church This Evening
Reverend and Mrs Edward Roffe former Grafton Elyria resident Thelma Mole will speak at the Grafton M E church at seven thirty this evening They are on furlough after pioneer missionary work in French Indo China and will show stereoptican pictures of their work during the talk includes local background of Mrs Roffe formerly Miss Mole
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Edward Roffe
Grafton and
Elyria
Thelma Mole
Grafton M. E
Roffe
French Indo-China
Drowns in creek near Urbana youth identified
Goldie May Zood, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Zood of Urbana, drowned in Silver Creek yesterday after cramps while swimming in a deep channel near Anderson Indiana. Authorities described the incident as a tragic drowning.
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Anderson, Ind
Goldie May Zood
Gavehnor
Frank
Urbana
Silver Creek
Declare Tax Bill Gesture For Votes
A House ways and means committee report attacks the 275 million tax bill as a political gesture meant to win votes as leaders plan to bring it to a floor vote under open rules. Morgenthau, Oliphant and Jacksen briefed Roosevelt on the tax issues ahead of Senate scrutiny plus partisan concerns.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Roosevelt
White House
Morgenthau &Co
Herman Oliphant
Treasury
Robert H. Jacksen
Internal Revenue Bureau
George C. Haas
Morgenthau Morgenthau
Nates
Senate Democratic
House Committee
L. H. Parker
Congressional
Lex. Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Local Mayor Files Auto Accident Report
Major W. H. Vanoster filed a report on an automobile collision on East avenue yesterday afternoon around 4 o clock. Vehicles driven by Lee Butler and L A Prindle sustained slight damage in the city.
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Wayor
W. H. Vanoster
Lee Butler
L. A. Prindle
East Avenue
Burglary Reported at Two Watch Shops
Police investigate a burglary at two watch repair shops run by Henry Nicks at 423 Second Street. A broken display window is reported and six watches valued about 36 dollars were taken.
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Henry Nicks
Second Street
Nicks
Death and Funeral Notices for Maddock and Putt in Ridgeville and Columbia
Funeral services for Arthur W. Maddock, formerly of Cleveland, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday from North Ridgeville Congregational church with the Em Manuel Masonic Lodge of Cleveland in charge. Burial in North Ridgeville Cemetery. Survived by Nellie Maddock, Flora Maddock, Mrs. Harry Stringer, and Albert E. Maddock. Mrs. Emeline Putt, nee Osborne, 91, died after a brief illness in Columbia. Funeral set for Friday at 2:39 p.m. from Columbia Methodist church officiated by Reverend Paul Brown.
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Arthur W. Maddock
West
Cleveland
Nellie Maddock
Ridge- File
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Em Manuel Masonic Lodge
North Ridgeville Cemetery
Sudra Funeral Home
Mr. Maddock
Ridgeville
Flora Maddock
Harry Stringer
Long Beach
California
Albert E. Maddock
North Ridgeville
Columbia
Emeline Putt
Osborne
Pitt
Richard Putt
Columbia Methodist Church
Paul Brown
Electors Placed in County Jury Wheel by Officials
At the request of Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findler and D A Cook six electors from county election records were selected for jury service by Jury Commissioners H A Dickason and Leola Mitchell and placed in the jury wheel yesterday. Names will be drawn from the wheel as needed, court officials stated.
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Common Pleas
Guy B. Findler
D A Cook
H. A. Dickason
Leola Mitchell
Village loses glory in Shelburne tale of decline
Shelburne once ranked among North America's largest towns, but now counts 1,474 residents. The 18th century influx of United Empire Loyalists after the American Revolution helped the settlement grow before its decline.
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Shelburne
North America
United States
Oberlin Couple Weds in West Virginia Ceremony
July 31 Oberlin announces the marriage of Mrs Rhea Miller and Edward Younglass of Oberlin. The wedding took place July 7 in New Cumberland West Virginia with Rev J K McLivitt Jr performing the Presbyterian ceremony. They reside at 123 North Pleasant Street Oberlin.
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Warrlage
Oberlin
Rhea Miller
Edward Younglass
New Cumberland
West Virginia
J. KK. McLivitt
Presbyterian Church
New Cumberand
Younglass
North Pleasant Street
Plans Complete For Thirteenth Annual Picnic Of Western Automatic Employees
Plans are complete for the thirteenth annual picnic of the Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. at Crystal Beach Park on Saturday August third. A 10:39 a.m. start features races for boys and girls, various contests with prizes, an afternoon program including a four-group Amateur Hour, a baseball game, and checkers. Transportation by Yellow Line streetcars from the Loop will run to and from the event with prizes totaling several dollars and a committee of company officers directing arrangements.
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Western Automatic
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Crystal Beach
Cologne
Rhavenal
Sederls
North Olmsted
Stanley Andrewski
Alas Sandusky
Daiure Remers
Western Employees Nniv
Wretern
Jim Armitage
Etoun
Lake Shorea Electric
Yellow Line
Lodi
Mill Streets
Crystal Beach Ston
T. E Miler
B. C. Franklin
Statue Carved 20 000 Years Ago
Paris reports Norbert Casteret dives into Pyrenean caves to learn how prehistoric man lived 20 000 years ago. He descends underground lakes risking death to uncover ancient cave dwellings and altars where early humans prayed amid perilous conditions.
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Paris
Norbert Casteret
Casteret
Lourdes
Casteret Explores Ancient Caves and Finds Oldest Statue
The explorer Casteret endured perilous underground dives through dark streams and stalactite filled halls to reach a bear sculpture claimed as the oldest statue, dated around twenty thousand years old. He mapped caves across southwest France including Grotte Casteret near Mont Perdu and a vast cavern near Pic de Cagire, expanding knowledge of early man’s dwellings and region geography.
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Castret
Casteret
France
Pyrenee
Grotte Casteret
Mont Perdu
Pic de Cagire
Oddities In The Day's News
New York reports Aurelio Vasquez used a $21 relief payment to pay rent on a lottery ring headquarters and faces sentencing Monday. In New Orleans a judge berates Hush Cannon for a deadly shooting of two women. In Sonora a western movie director William Wellman sees cowboys desert for gold amid a new strike. In Los Angeles a family mystery surrounds Albina German Shepherds and their six pups. In Washington James Folk seeks a taxi permit and extant fossils intrigue as 200 year old great auk specimens are noted in the National Museum.
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New York
Aurelio Vasquez
Relief Administration
New Orleans
William O'Hara
Hush Cannon
Six More Truck Drivers Arrested
Sheriff's deputies arrest six truck drivers for violating P U C D laws. Charges include traveling without route sheets and off route driving. Fines posted for Earl Welch and R Thompson, with several others awaiting trial. Names include Eric Weigman, Frank Schloesser, L Alfaldy, and Robert Pence from multiple cities.
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Bill Holst
Joe Woodings
Earl Welch
Marion
Ind
R. Thompson
East 6Th St
Kansas City
W. A. Miller
Brownhelm
Miller
Eric Weigman
South
Illinois
Indianapolis
Frank Schloesser
Broadway
Cleveland
South Washington Street
Angola
Court House Notices and Divorces Involving Casper Brunswick Bliss Sroka
Clarence J Casper sues for divorce from Virginia M Casper citing gross neglect of duty. they wed in 1931. Mary Brunswick sues Alex Brunswick for divorce on extreme cruelty. married in 1924. Charles C Bliss of Oberon sues Howard J Moon of Elyria RD1 for 800 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Elyria townships asked. Nettle Sroka sues Jacob Sroka for divorce. married in 1917 and have three children.
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Clarence J Casper
Virginia M. Casper
Mary Brunswick
Alex Brunswick
Charles C. Bliss
Oberon
Howard J. Moon
R. D
Elyria
Nettle Sroka
Jacob Sroka
Farmer dies from hay loft fire in Ohio threshing day
Phillip Daley, 43, a farmer of AEHTABULA, Ohio, died from burns after a hay loft fire sparked by spontaneous combustion. He was trapped while threshing with others and slid down a hay chute attempting to escape. He died at General Hospital.
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Aehtabula
Phillip Daley
General Hospital
Daley
Boston University Course on Family Problems
The psychology department of Boston University will offer a fall course for senior girls addressing family life issues. Topics include Medical Aspects of the Family and Marriage, Housing Costs and Financial Problems, Values in Home Organization, Feeding the Family, Clothing Problems, and Care and Training of Children.
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Boston
Boston University
College of Practical Arts
Prehistoric bone puzzles New Cambria collector
In New Cambria Kansas g Bucher catalogs bones from the Smoky River area using a chart of prehistoric animals. He has dug up a bone 13 inches long and four to five inches wide that he cannot classify. He also found a tube about 20 inches long before it broke.
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New Cambria
Kan
C. G. Bucher
Smoky River
Canada Weighs Wheat Policy Loss And Gain
Ottawa faces a sweeping wheat market policy with a 196 million dollar treasury exposure and 228 million bushels on hand. The Grain Board may incur 150 to 200 million dollars in liabilities, while future prices and sales of the surplus will determine ultimate losses or gains. Government actions aimed to aid western farmers, but varied in method, including buy and sell moves, with a paper profit of over 35 million never realized before market drops. The two sides argue stabilization helped farmers but saddled the country with heavy debt and potential three to four years of weak wheat markets.
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Ottawa
Gnt
New Grain Board
Canada
Dominion
Chicago Curbs Bootleg Evils
Chicago reform officials say bootlegging has collapsed from the peak era of Al Capone. Internal Revenue chief E. C. Yellowley notes only petty operators remain, with 20 gallon stills replacing the old 100 gallon setups and bootlegged liquor often adulterated to imitate genuine Scotch and brandy remains low quality.
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Yellowley
Markets Report from Cleveland and Toledo Livestock Prices
Cleveland and Toledo market notes show broad commodity pricing across produce, livestock and grain. CATTLE, LAMBS, HOGS and POULTRY volumes rise with strong demand. eggs and butter hold steady. grain prices span corn, wheat, oats and hay with regional variations.
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Cleveland
French Honor Food Geniuses
A France wide census records six gastronomic monuments honoring culinary figures and items. Marie Harel of Camembert, Brillat Savarin born in Belley, Dom Perignon at Hautvillers, and a Sugar Loaf monument in Le Havre signal France’s reverence for cheese, champagne, and iconic dishes amid proposed commemorations for Madame Poulard of Mont Saint Michel and other gastronomy pioneers.
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Paris
France
Camembert
Mme
Marie Harel
Axe
Vimoutier
Normandy
Brillat - Sagarin
Belley
Brillat- Savarin
United States
le Havre
Hautvillers
Dom Perignon
Strasbourg
Madame Poulard
Mont St. Michel
Legislature weighs reform to sales tax bracket system
The article discusses plans to revise the current sales tax bracket system so that tax amounts align more closely with purchase size. It notes the shift from a flat one cent tax on all sales from nine to forty cents to a scaled scheme and the minting of new coins and stamps to support sub-cent denominations.
Bees Become Bargain In Oakland Car Sale
In Oakland Frank Mahan bought a used car with accessories agreed to be included. A swarm of bees was found inside the vehicle and was kept as part of the bargain. In another item Santo Domingo plans harbor improvements costing 2.5 million dollars.
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Oakland
Cal
Frank Mahan
Mahan
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Highway department reform plan calls for consolidation
A report urged new leadership for the purchasing division to ensure cement quality on state roads and proposed abolishing redundant posts such as resident deputy directors and resident engineers. It recommended transferring duties to division engineers and cutting trucks by 409 to save about 195000, plus 459090 from material and repairs inventory reductions.
Lorain Linksmen Club Plans and New Members
A large delegation of linksmen from Lorain Lakewood and Vermilion will attend the meeting. Two new members Rev E J Bond and Kenneth Botamer were inducted. Plans include dedicating the new orthopedic pool at Gates Hospital next Sunday. Regular meeting Aug 13 will be at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A Paris museum holds Joan of Arc trial text.
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Arge
Lorain
Lakewood
Vermilion
E J. Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Kenneth Botamer
Gates Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Here
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National Museum
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Europe
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Elks Restaurant
Virginia
Delaware
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
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Toledo Ghain
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