Atlantic flier sightings mix with St Rosa Maria flight
Reports from St John’s Newfoundland describe residents hearing a plane near Hermitage Bay at 7 40 p m The St Rosa Maria piloted by Stanley Hausner was said to be flying from New York to Warsaw weather across the Atlantic included heavy clouds light drizzle and limited visibility British air ministry noted poor flying conditions as guards in Ireland watched for the aircraft.
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ST. Johns
N. F
McCallum
Hermitage Bay
New Foundland
St. Rosa Maria
Stanley Hausner
London
Air Ministry
Atlantic
New York
Warsaw
Ireland
Civic Guards
Hausner
Floyd Bennett Airport
Poland
Great Circle
House Passes Budget-Balancing Tax Bill in Washington
The House approved the completed 1 119 000 000 Budget-Balancing Tax Bill, pushing the revenue measure toward final enactment.
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Washington
House
Fined $100 By Justice For Possession Of Liquor
Julia Gust of Lorain paid a $100 fine and costs after arraignment before Justice Walter H Watts on illegal possession of liquor. She was arrested weeks earlier by State Agent C P Davis.
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Julia Gust
Lorain
Walter H. Watts
C. P. Davis
Ohio Outlook: Partly cloudy with storms Sunday
Partly cloudy conditions prevail with local thunderstorms Sunday and in the extreme west portion tonight. Temperatures show little change across the state as the pattern remains unsettled.
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Ohio
Lorain Protests County Relief Bond Allocations
Lorain city officials and county commissioners clash over relief bond allocations with Lorain seeking 145000 for year end, while the county reduces to 70000. Mayor Conley will protest at the state relief and tax commission hearing. Commissioner Rhoads warns bonds depend on county approval. If denied, mandamus action may compel funding. Elyria may appeal for more than 15000.
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Lorain
Joseph Conley
State Relief and Tax Commissions
George Rhoads
Rhoads
Wesley Grills
State Relief Commission
Elyria
W. H. van Oster
Legion Leaders Meet at Findlay in Ohio Conference
American Legion leaders from Ohio district will meet in Findlay on Sunday for a conference with speakers including State Commander Paul Herbert from Columbus State Adjutant J. J. Saslowsky from Columbus Past State Commander Dr A F Sarver from Greenville and Gus Ollinger from Toledo. Sessions will be at John Hancock Post hall with morning and afternoon programs.
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Findlay
American Legion
Ohio District
Paul Herbert
Columbus
J. J. Saslowsky
John A. Biden
Cleveland
A. F. Sarver
Greenville
Gus Ollinger
Toledo
Hall of John Hancock Post
New 100 Million American Securities Investing Corp Formed
Wall Street reports a new umbrella for bond activity formed by 20 New York bankers. The American Securities Investing Corporation aims to buy high grade bonds for profit rather than rescue operations and will not act as a price stabilizer. J P Morgan & Co will run the operation. a charter filing is expected in Albany.
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New York
Wall Street
American Securities Investing Corporation
J. P. Morgan & Co
Albany
Camp Iss See Kes Ready For Summer Opener At Vermilion River
The 1932 Elyria YMCA Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River stays busy before the season opens. Amherst campers held a get-together with 15 attending under Rev F E Eastman and Robert Goacher. Elyria youths and parents plan open house, Amherst day, and a stag party as pre season activity, with reservations already underway for the first session starting June 12.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyria Y. M. C
Amherst
F. E. Eastman
Amherst Congregational Church
Robert Goacher
Y.M C. A
Elyria
Young Men's Club
Amherst Congregational
Y M. A
Eastman
Y-Indus Club
Goacher
Oberlin
Veterans clash with police at Cleveland railroad yards
In Cleveland on June 4 a brief hand to hand clash occurred between about 75 World War II era veterans and police as 1000 plus veterans occupied Pennsylvania Railroad yards hoping to march to Washington. The riot lasted about two minutes with one man knocked unconscious as police, aided by 500 reserves, dispersed the crowd from the yards.
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Cleveland
Washington
Pennsylvania
Frank J. Merrick
George J. Matowitz
Earthquakes Hit Pacific Coast of Mexico Heavy Loss Feared
Mexico City June 4 UPI reports heavy loss of life and property as quakes shake the Pacific Coast. Colima state cited 30 dead or injured, with additional casualties in western states. Railways report extensive damage to bridges and tunnels. Mazatlan escaped major damage while Zamora and nearby areas saw collapsed walls and injuries.
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Mexico City
Upi
Pacific
Mexico
Colima
National Railways
Jalisco
Mazatlan
la Prensa
Zamora
Plead Not Guilty To Destroying Property
Three youths face charges of malicious destruction of property after a street light was broken on Washington avenue. Joe Henson aged 37 of 715 West River street, John Gutowski 17 of 215 Lodi street, and Chester Lamont 21 of 224 Foater avenue pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster. Trials set for June 10. Gutowski and Lamont held. Henson ordered to appear.
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Joe Henson
Weat River Street
John Gutowski
Lodi Street
Chester Lamont
Foater Avenue
Washington Avenue
W. H. van Oster
Gutowski
Lamont
Henson
Test vote shows Senate for economy
Bulletin from Washington reports a first test vote on government pay cuts. The Senate defeated a proposal to exempt salaries of 2600 dollars or less from reductions, by 51 to 26, in a bid tied to economy efforts led by Senator Johnson.
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Bulletin
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Cal
Evidence against Walker to be presented to Roosevelt
New York June 4 Evidence against Mayor James J Walker will be placed before Governor Franklin D Roosevelt as early next week in response to his remark that it is not the time for political sniping. Samuel Seabury counsel for the Hofstadter Committee said he will ensure a transcript of the record and analysis of Walker testimony reaches the Governor as soon as possible for action.
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New York
James J Walker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter Committee
Walker
Garner Measure Assured Of Passage
Washington June 4 The House Democratic majority votes 123 to 18 to back Speaker Garner’s 2.32 billion relief bill, pledging to support the bill and its public works bond plan. Two lawmakers secured a release but the party remains united. leaders expect a vote Monday or Tuesday.
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Washington
Garner
House
Cannon
Missouri
Rankin
Mississippi
Death of Peter J. Held Founder of Held Transfer
Peter J. Held, 64, founder of Held Transfer, died at his Ridgeville home Friday night at 9.00. Born in Fremont, he lived in Elyria from 1833 until seven years ago, moving with his family to Ridgeville. Survived by widow Louise, son Roy, three grandchildren, two brothers and two sisters. a daughter Mrs J C Pemberthy predeceased him in 1925. Funeral Monday at 10:00 from St. Peter's church Ridgeville, burial in St. Mary's Elyria.
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Peter J. Held
Held Transfer Company
Ridgeville
Elyria
Fremont
Louise Held
Roy Held
J. C. Pemberthy
St. Peter's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
White Believes Cleveland Police Can Handle Bonus Marchers
Governor George White said Cleveland police can manage about 1000 Bonus Marchers who seized Pennsylvania railroad yards in Cleveland. Railroad attorney Earl Burr appealed for National Guardsmen, but the governor said troops are only used when local authorities fail. Col. William L. Marlin was appointed state observer as Cleveland reserves mobilize to restore order.
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Columbus
George White
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Earl Burr
Adjt
Henderson
William L. Marlin
Burr
Col. Marlin
UPI
Frank D. Henderson
145Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Detroit
Toledo
Washington, D. C
John T. Pace
New York Central
Pittsburgh
National Capitol
Army of Occupation
Rail Road
Roundhouse
Army of underfed veterans camps in Washington faces unrest
Washington reports a growing camp of about 13 800 veterans in the capital camping in stores fields and empty sheds while pressing for a federal bonus. Officials describe a destitute but orderly group with four rules including no violence no panhandling and insistence on registration and discharge verification.
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Army of
Washington
Curtis Pleads Not Guilty In Lindbergh Hoax Case
Curtis Hughes Curtis of Norfolk Virginia boatbuilder and hoax creator in the Lindbergh kidnapping pleaded not guilty at arraignment on obstruction of justice charges. His bail was not reduced and he remains jailed after a judge refused. Curtis had confessed to fabricating contacts with the kidnapers to lure Lindbergh on a search, later admitting he invented the stories seeking press rewards. He had voiced possible changes of plea while imprisoned.
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Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
C. Lloyd Fisher
Adam
Curtis
Lindbergh
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pany
Curtin
Revision of coal freight rates refused bulletin
Washington June 4 The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to allow a revision of rates on ex river bituminous coal shipped in carloads from Ohio River Division points of the Wheeling and Lake Erie to Canton Massillon Cleveland Lorain and South Lorain The proposed revision would have reduced rates to compete with all rail mines.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio River
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Canton
Massillon
Cleveland
Lorain
South Lorain
Veterans siege Cleveland yards in bonus march disruption
About 1200 World War II veterans converged on the Pennsylvania railroad yards in Cleveland, blocking freight traffic for hours as they sought transport to Washington. Leaders clashed over plans, with some proposing marching on foot to Pittsburgh while others stayed to press for freight rides to continue toward D. C. Ohio National Guard observers watched as troops prepared to evacuate the encampment and restore traffic.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland
Detroit
Toledo
Washington
U. P
Kinsman
John T. Page
U.S
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
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Pacific Coast
Vets
Roosevelt
White
Cleveland Police
National
Field Marshal Pace
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