Faulty plumbing found at Chorlin Children's Home
Unhealthful sanitation conditions were uncovered during plumbing upgrades at the Children's Home in Chorlin. Improper venting and rusted pipes prompted questions about disease risk. officials expect $1,400 more for further repairs beyond the $3,040 already authorized. Superintendent J G Wottand noted the faults existed before his tenure.
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Chorlin
Nomo
Trusteca
John BM. Davidson
J. G. Wottand
319 Midshipmen Are Awarded Degrees at Naval Academy
The United States Naval Academy awarded diplomas to 319 midshipmen for diplomat and bachelor of science degrees at the end of a June week graduation. Rear Admiral David Foote Sellers, the academy superintendent, presided over the ceremony as Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews delivered the graduation address for President Roosevelt.
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Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
David Foote Sellers
Adolphus Andrews
Roosevelt
Paris dressmaker designs Wallis blue trousseau details
The feature outlines Wallis blue wedding attire and accessories from designer Mann bocher and hat by Caroline Reboux. The bride wore a floor length gown with a high neckline and matching jacket, gloves, open work sandals, and a skull cap hat with blue tulle halo. The duke and party wore formal morning clothes for the ceremony.
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Paris
Mannbocher
Trousseau
Wallis- Diue
Caroline Reboux
Edward BP. Metcalfe
Herman Lisingston Rogers
Legal Notices in Lorain County Divorce and Probate Actions
Notice lists multiple legal actions in Lorain County Ohio. Beatrice Greenfield Kunkle seeks divorce and name restoration from Kenneth Kunkle with hearing after June 11, 1937. Martha E. Behner, administratrix, seeks sale of real estate to pay debts in LaGrange Township. Public notices name heirs and defendants and set response deadlines.
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Legal Advertising
Pcas
Kenneth Kunkle
Branxhoe Street
Los Angeles
California
Beatrice Greenfield Kunekle
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Marnon
Equitable
Beatrice Greenfield Kunkle
Deutsch and
Oilgren
Wake” Legal
Satice
Jra
E. Powers
North Wilson Boulevard
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Elizabeth A. Siple
Derry Boulevard
Bellevue
Kentucky
Pearl Donald Flowere
Gary
Lorain
State of Ohio
Larance
LaGrange
Martha EO Behner
Hubbard Wilter
Attarnee
Adminstratus
Larain
Elyria
Ole
Cubs Register in Pack No 4 Second Year
Members of Cub Pack No 4 in Elyria report 61 Cubs registered in re enrollment, including six new Cubs and 46 returning. J C Linville is cubmaster with Kermit Selby as new assistant cubmaster and Henry Ingersoll Jr. as Pack Committee chair. Other committee members include R A Shryock, Walter F E Davies, F E Hendricka, Judge H H Nya, Charles B Krank, J Howenstine, and Claude Dennis. Activities planned: a Saturday softball game at McKinley School diamond, a Parents Pack meeting next Thursday at First Congregational Church led by Den Dad Walter B Davies, with about 15 Cubs expected to badge. Twenty-one Cubs marched in Elyria Memorial Day parade with Richard Newcomb and Linville, Selby, and Ingersoll.
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Elyria
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of American
Sandusky
Cuba
J. C. Linville
Kermit
Max Selby
Honry Ingersoll, Jr
R.A. Shryock
Walter FE
Davies
FE. F
Hendricka
Nya
Charles B. Krank
J. Howenstine
Claude Dennis
Arly
Parents’ Pack
McKinley School
Leiby
Ingersoll
First Congregational Church
Walter B. Davies
den No. 2
Richard Newcomb
Linville
Selby
Inserroll
Picket Week Quiet in Warren Niles and Cleveland Areas
Philip Murray of the Workers' Organizing Committee planned a strategy conference in Youngstown with OC leaders from eight cities. He will address strikers and sympathizers in Warren tonight and Canton Sunday. 157 steel firms signed contracts covering about 38 000 workers. Republic expanded Warren runway to prevent crashes. The plane faced brickbats and bolts from strikers but the pilot was unharmed as night flights began with seven trips.
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Warren- Niles
Youngstown
Cleveland
Philip Murray
Workers’ Organizing Committee
W. OC
Murray
Warren
Canton
Republic
Frank Flynn
Controversy over Anglican wedding rites and license
The Rev. Jardine faced church discipline after blessing a marriage without Episcopal license. The bishop of Fulham protested, insisting marriages are civil and the church cannot recognize the union. Public reaction split, with critics accusing the church of opposition while supporters defend the Duke and Duchess.
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St. France
Jardine
Church of England
Midlands
Monts
Fulham
Marine
Vicar Jardine
Press voices back Duke of Windsor marriage scene
The News Chronicle and other papers defend the Duke and the Anglican clergyman who conducted a wedding, urging the public to bury past tensions and support Queen Mary’s son returning to England. The Daily Mirror and Daily Express back the move, despite some criticism.
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News Chronicle
Liberal Party
Church of England
Daily Mirror
Lord Rothermere
Mirror
Queen
the Express
Royal marriage ends long dispute over exile plans
The royal couple wed amid a political dispute over residence. The Duke's return to Britain was vetoed by Prime Minister Baldwin and Churchill. the royal family will not host informal positions or welcome guests in dominions. Public sentiment ranges from relief to hopes he may one day advise the King. London observers tracked the 11:20 a.m. ceremony.
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Britain
Fort Belvedere
Stanley Baldwin
Chamerisin
Duke
Warfield
Number Five Continued Prom Page 1
Fragments show a formal notice of continued discussion and thanks for courtesy amid months of trying times. The text reflects acknowledgment of inaccuracies in reports and emphasizes record of appreciation toward those involved.
Testify In Jury Probe Of Ford Riot In Senate And House
The article notes weeks of delay due to intra administration debate as bills were prepared to create a two title program, establishing authorities and administrative machinery, with divisions for power rate making and war department flood control roles. It reports Roy I Kimmel's appointment to coordinate southwestern dust bowl rehabilitation and discusses potential six month delays in PWA and TVA power operations amid court actions. Roosevelt cites regional flexibility for drought and water problems and urges quick regional machinery for problem awareness.
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Senate
House
War Department
Department of Agriculture
Roy I. Kimmel
Amarillo
Tex
Roosevelt
Great Plains Dust Bowl
Great Plains
Duke and Duchess Seek Privacy After Wedding
The Duke and Duchess, amid global interest, appeal for press tact and privacy on their wedding day. A message read by Herman L. Rogers from the Chateau de Candé thanked well wishers as the couple enters a private life after public spectacle. The couple noted gratitude for messages and wish for peace and useful private life. More than 2,090 telegrams of congratulations were reported.
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Chateau de Cande
Herman L. Rogers
Rogers
Doxe
Roosevelt outlines regional planning and federal roles
In a broad message to Congress the president calls for a permanent National Planning Board and regional cooperation to coordinate projects. He stresses construction should be by capable departments or regional bodies and warns against private waterpower monopolies. The plan seeks streamlined administration across state regional and local levels.
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Roosevelt
Permanent National Planning Board
Congress
Toneeselt
5000 Workers Idle At Goodyear Plants
Akron June 3 sit-downs at Goodyear Tire plants ended operations, halting production as workers protested a relief pay demand, wage rates, and layoffs disputes. The standstill reportedly began after talks with management failed to resolve the issues.
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Goodyear
Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Oman
Ridgeville Girls Rally Past General Industries 11 8
Ridgeville girls defeated General Industries 11 to 8 last night. Bammer pitched and Gerhart caught for Ridgeville while Ruth H Taylor and McAlpine formed the losing battery. General Industries holds practice at Cascade Park today at 5 p.m. all players to report.
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Ridgesine Rittner
Induostries
Bammer
Gerhart
Ridgeville
Ruth
H. Taylor
McAlpine
Cascane
General Industries
Cascade Park
At & P.m
Braddock No‑Show Triggers Boxing Commission Tussle
New York June 2. Braddock’s failure to appear for the weigh‑in for his scheduled title bout with Max Schmeling prompted a likely clash among boxing commissioners. Schmeling planned to weigh in at 1 p.m. and claim the $5,000 forfeit posted by Braddock. Braddock trains in Grand Beach, Michigan for the June 22 Chicago fight against Joe Louis. The three commissioners debated possible actions including suspension or vacating the title and naming Schmeling the No. 1 challenger.
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New York
James Braddock
Boxing Commission
Max Schmeling
Braddock
Grand Beach
Mich
Joe Louis
Chicago
Schmealing
Jim
John J. Phelan
Bill Brown
D. Walker Wear
Schmeling
Six Entered In Randall Race
The Cleveland track North Randall will host a 10 mile A A A automobile race on Sunday June 13 with six entrants. Henry Banks a former Michigan dirt track champion filed his entry. Also entered are Billy Devore son of Earl Devore and Capt Herschel McKee. Banks is noted as a daring dirt track driver and a contemporary of Frankie Lockhart.
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Cleveland
Indianapolis
North Randall Track
Henry Banks
Michigan
Banks
Frankie Lockhart
North Randall Oval
Billy Devore
Earl Devore
Vestris
mid-Atlantic
Herschel McKee
Major Loop Leaders Clash At Hamilton Diamond
The Dobrowski Meats and Couch-Uthe teams meet tonight at 6:15 p m at Hamilton diamond. Players are instructed to report on time for the game as schedule dictates.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Diamond
Milwaukee Holds Slender Lead In Association Race
Milwaukee holds a precarious one game lead in the American Association after a 16-8 ten inning loss to Toledo. Killing hit a two on base homer in the ninth to force extra innings. Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 10-6 as La Fan allowed 18 hits and the Milers 16 off four Miller pitchers. Kansas City edged Columbus 2-1 with Joe Gibbs pitching. St Paul defeated Louisville 7-5 in Thursdays action tying up the tailenders. Toledo visits Milwaukee Thursday with Columbus at Kansas City and other matchups noted.
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Columbus
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Toledo
Brewers
Mud Hens
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Millers
Kansas City
Joe Gibbs
Red Birds
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago Tethecegy
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Esenseaedd
Philadelphia
Cincinnatieenedl
Eaterdas
Ubsct
Toledo Sea Eeenene
Kansas City Eeeelt
Indianapolia Ae
Paul
Minneapolis & St. Paul
Portsmouth Tease
Springfield
Canton
Akron Neeeretr
Daston Riteree
Anes Ile
Harleston Eee
Lohnstown
Coach-Uthe Victors Defeat Packard's 3-1 On McKinley Diamond
Standings and results show New York 3 Cleveland 4 and Detroit 11 Washington 8 with last night’s games including Charleston 7 Akron 2 and Portsmouth 14 Johnstown 11. Coach-Uthe’s team, formerly the Packard’s, won 3-1 as Sukey pitched and Martin caught. Rhone and Wircenske started for the losers.
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New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Charleston
Akron
Portsmouth
Johnstown
Zanesville
Springfield
Canton
Dayton
Rein
Uthe Victors
Uthe
Packard's
McKinley Diamond
Sukey
Martin
Rhone
Wircenske
Detroit Tigers Rally Behind Tebbetts in 11th Inning Victory
Yesterday's Hero rookie George Tebbetts substituted for injured manager Mickey Cochrane and hit a home run in the 11th inning to lift Detroit to a dramatic ball game victory.
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George Tebbetts
Detroit Tiger
Mickey Cochrane
Eeensesenane
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Ted
Mr. Jardine
United Press
Republic Steel Corporation
Acme
Ford
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Alvin Stickle
Walter Reuther
Ralph Liddy
Jackie Young
Dugilist
James Brady
Young
U. A. W. Mar
Ridgeville Girls
W. J
Merchant Taylor
Krause
Sears
Grafton
Sears-Roebuck
Rainey
B. Mahi
T. Jalowiec
Parker
Senra-Roebuck FE
Jalowlee
Scott
Mahl
Rose
Forbes
Hardin
Mani
Fatelage United Press
AB. R . AY. Medwick
Walker
Tiere Oon
Vaughan
Pirates
Ronin
Firestone Sxe Sons
Broad and Cedar Sts
Bob White
Cay Loum
Coz Leon
J.T. Barnard
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