Landon Chieftains Weigh Constitution Amendment Plank
Secret conferences between eastern old guard leaders and Landon representatives point to a battle for the GOP nomination. Reports say London managers discuss a constitutional amendment plank allowing wage and hour standards or else a reform pledge. New York and Pennsylvania delegates may back Landon on the first ballot if enough votes align, with a second-ballot push possible.
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Cleveland
June
Fein
Landelot
Board of Strategy
Kegatian
Ita
Vallidte
Oreurders
Todas
Alf M. Laudouw
London
Willian Alen White
Eanperus
Kansas
Aiden
Republica
Republcan
Supreme Court
New York State
Charles DD. Ehiles
New York
Mier
Landon High Command
Pennsylvania
Landon
John D. M. Hamilton
Hag
Hamilton
Weather Summary for Ohio Forecast Sunday
Mostly cloudy with probable showers in the north and extreme west Sunday. Tonight warmer in the east and south portions, cooler in the northwest portions Sunday.
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Ohio
Try To Trace Bombings To Black Legion
DETROIT June 6 two suspects held for the Black Legion kidnapping and flogging of Robert Pen son a steel worker will be arraigned in Detroit today Prosecutor Duncan McCrea announced The investigation centers on the hooded order and its alleged plan to murder Mayor William Voisine of Kevorse Officials say the group aims to guard the nation against Catholics Jews and Communists The mayor’s home was dynamited weeks ago and police report a head found in Cleveland tied to a possible Black Legion plot continuing coverage on Page 3
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Detroit
Black Legion
Robert Penson
Counton
Oon
Duncan Co Metrea
Jun B.avontesgio
Cleveland
Duncan .McCrea
W County
Detrac
Gulley
Thaed
Robert Renlan
William Vousine
Kevorse
Voisine
Guley
Lo McCrea
WPA
Charles A. Woole
Legion
Mead
Probation Extended For Six By Lorain Judge Cook
Six men appeared before Common Pleas Judge D A Cook on a probation day at the Lorain courthouse. Indictments returned by the grand jury led to probations for William Bolich Alexian born in Pennsylvania and others including Joe Ballas Joe Janca and Steve Janca all Lorain youths. Coleman McDonald from Tennessee and August Shank faced nonsupport charges and received probation.
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Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Pergona
Ask
William Bolich
Lorain
Pennsylvania
Bolich
Joe Ballas
Joe
Steve Janca
Lerain Youtha Whe
Lorain Castings Company
Coleman Mcdonald
Tennnessee
August Shank
Waa
Shank
Children's Home in Oberlin Seeks Additional Appropriation
Lorain County trustees filed with the board a partial statement of expenditures for the first four weeks of the year. They cited a sharp rise in children committed to the Oberlin home and extra costs from a scarlet fever case, signaling a need for more funds to operate the facility.
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Lorain County
Oberlin
Board of County
Michigan Senator Declines Republican VP Nomination
U S Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan said he would not accept the Republican vice presidential nomination if offered. He had previously refused the party’s presidential nod, stating he could be of greater service on the Senate floor than at the nation’s political helm.
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Washington
U. P
Arthur H. Vandenberg
G. Mich
Vandenberg
Vandenbere
Senate
Two Elyria Women Injured in Auto Crashes
Two Elyria women were injured in separate auto crashes reported by police and sheriff departments. Mrs. George Rucker, 37, of 538 Ohio street, sleeping at 620 a.m. from her job at Schneider's Tavern, struck a tree on Cleveland near Stop 68. taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with noncritical chest injuries. Miss Katherine Jones, 70 Euclid avenue, riding with Mrs. Warrenfelts, was injured when a car collided with a trailer and struck a telephone pole and fence post near Oberlin road. faces and head cuts reported.
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Elyria
Wacly
George Rucker
Ohi Street
A. A
Schneider’s Tavern
Cleveland
Uhe
Kenry Moehl
Joseph Weoodttes
Sto
Wivria Memorial Hospital
Oberlin Road
City Nuts
J. P. Warrenfelts
Venison Avenue
Katherine Jones
Euclid Avenue
Euclid Avenue, Who Was Riding With Her, Miss Jones
Ben Carter
Carlisle Township
Lowell Ferguson
OL L Elyria
Elyria lights to glow tonight for Republican convention
Elyria plans a festive White Way display with 600 400 watt lights to greet visitors for the Republican convention in Cleveland. After a power outage since January 1, city officials and property owners arranged funding and state legislation to restart the system. Ohio Public Service Company manager Johnson agreed to illuminate the downtown tonight and through the convention period, with charges not to exceed the pre approved contract terms. The expected electricity cost totals about 2266 dollars.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Pauhydernt
Wlylie
Don A. Baird
Republical
Reix
Ehig
J. B. Jobusur
Ohio Public Service Company
Johnson
White Way
Joringer
French Premier Unveils sweeping reforms amid strike wave
Paris dispatch reports Premier Blum presenting a leftist program as 500,000 workers strike and presses face disruption. He notes Bank of France leadership change with Kaul Lad evrie named governor, promising a public account of economic and financial conditions.
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Paris
Leong Blum
Billy
Bank of France
Blunt
Kaul Ladevrie
Jean ‘Tanvery
France
Gaid
New Teachers Employed By Amherst Township Board
The Amherst Township Board of Education hired new teachers for two one room schools. Adeline Becker of Henrietta Township will teach Middle Ridge, succeeding Clara Thomas who moves to first grade at Clearview. Em Melcher Emmerich of Henrietta will teach South Ridge, succeeding Neten Hrucker.
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Amherst Township
Emmerich
Ashland County
County Gets $63,918 For Schools In Lorain County
Lorain county will receive 63 918 for schools as part of the second quarterly distribution of funds under the Traxter Kiefer foundation program. State Director of Education B Bowsher reported the total statewide distribution at 11 698 228 with Lorain’s share cited.
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Lorain County
BR. J. Bowsher
Threat of new crisis in Europe rocks Balkans
Bucharest dispatch reports leaders of Romania Czechoslovakia and Hungary grappling with threats to stability as rumors spread of Otto von Habsburg’s potential Austrian throne claim. Little Entente warns Habsburg accession would trigger coalition mobilization. Vienna cites plans for a possible return from exile and rising monarchist confidence.
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United Press
Bucharest
Roumisia
Jugosi
Hapsburg
Austria
Vienna
Steenackerzeel
Belgium
Otto
Elyman Obituary: Retired Tube Co. Chemist Dies
William B. Hawk, 72, retired chief chemist of National Tube Company, died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday while en route to his son’s home at 329 Fourth Street. He was found near a car on West Avenue after calling his wife to come home. believed to have died about 7 p.m. He attended Pennsylvania College and later joined Cambrian Iron and Steel, with continued health issues noted by his family.
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Wiliam B. On. Hawk
National Tube Company
William M. Hawk
Fourth Street
Hawk
Dr. Hawk
W West Avenue
215 West Avenue
Pennnsylvania College
Operations To Increase At National Tube Plant Lerau
National Tube Company plant at Lerau will raise output slightly next week versus the past week. Three blast furnaces and open heart furnaces stay in operation, with the Bessemer converter running double shift. Rail mill runs five days starting Monday, with skelp mills and butt mills on specified numbers. some seamless mills shut tonight and reopen Sunday night at 11 PM. seamless mill No. 2 to run five days starting Tuesday morning.
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National Tube Company
Lerau
Bessemer
Skelp
Butt
Lapp Mills
If Po A
ox @are & oper
Seemless
Merning
Tage
President Leads Sorrowful Procession To Tennessee
President Roosevelt leads a somber procession to Tennessee for late Speaker Joseph Byrns. Special trains convey the President and lawmakers to Nashville where Byrns funeral services will be held in the War Memorial building with interment at Arlington. Roosevelt plans a southern speaking tour after the services.
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Roosevelt
Nashville
Tenn
Hermitage
Tennessee
Tate
House of Representatives
Joseph
Byrns
Ginperal
Syms
Ie New Deal
Roosevel
Brrus
War Memorial
Oh Vet
W. B. Farrell
First Baptist Church of Nashville
New Deal Plans Levy on Undistributed Corporate Profits
Washington June 6 The New Deal vows to press for a stiff levy on undivided corporate profits as part of President Roosevelts plan. Senate foes warned of a long, bitter battle as a House Senate conference seeks to bridge differences. Senator Couzens and Senator Keyes resigned from the conference citing opposition to the measure.
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Washington
New Deal
Roosevelt
Senate
Senate House
Daily Vacation Bible School At Church of Christ
The Church of Christ sponsors a Daily Vacation Bible School from June 15 to July 3. Sessions start at 9:30 each morning and end at 12:30. Mrs. Otto Diedrich is general superintendent with a full slate of department chiefs and assistants including Nora Neber, Thelma Meyers, D. A. Baird, and others. A picnic, a progressive hike, and a surprise treat are planned. the program is non denominational and open to all children.
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Church of Christ
Alita
Otto Diedrich
Nora Neber
Thelma Meyers
D. A. Baird
Charles Hess
Theodora Demos
Mary Eleanor Foster
Harry Demos
Donna King
Helen Barton
Audrey Foster
Jane Gleason
C. F. Nueworth
Nanee Cope
J. D. Hand
Beatrice Demerjean
Reynolds
Charles Denios
Eva Smith
Lee Prentice
Ruth Waiser
Flora Ryan
Hazel Martin
Eack
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Bertrand H. Snell
James W. Wadsworth
Frederick Steiner Keynoter
U. S
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Robert A. Taft
Frank Knox
Chicago
Lems
Bank Sa
Michigan
Cook
Bulletin
Lige
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Europe
Elyman
Tube Co
Passes
National Tube
Costan J. Harrell
West End
Capitol Hill
Burns
Southwest
Arkansas
Texas
Indiana
Kentucky
James Couzens
Ho. Mich
Henry W. Keyes
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