Plants of Steel Co. sale in Bucyrus nets buyer from New York
Receivers sold three plants of Steel Co in Bucyrus and nearby locations to M. Q. Garmer of New York presenting Morgan Dernder Jerce. Purchase price around 11500. Government advances covered roughly one third of wartime plant costs. sale hinges on federal court approval in Cleveland. Future of Maas Beld and Willoughby plants left undecided.
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Galion, O
Iuse
Bucyrus
Mansfeld and Walloughby
EadSeld-Pesteld Steel Co
M. Q. Garmer
New York
Morgan Deanerd Jerce
Number of Autos Still on Increase Report
Lorain county shows more automobile licenses issued through June. R and Hale report 25 444 total licenses up from 20 423 a year earlier. City counts include Lorain 6 740 Avon Lake 448 Elyria 5 541 Amherst 773 and other towns with smaller totals. county remainder 6027.
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Lorain
R. & Hale
Automobile License Bureau
She Krhatibere
Zere
Elgrns
Ampherst
South Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Graften
la Grange
Rochester
Oberlin
Shofield Lake
Wellington
Protest Parade Planned At Kent Normal School
The Portage County American Legion urged a hearing on a resolution at Kent State Normal School. Byrne, an ex service man and longtime social department director, is among instructors relieved. Commencement exercises occurred today and a mass protest against a wholesale dismissal was anticipated, then postponed to protect diploma prospects.
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Kent. O
Portage County American Legion
Kent State Normal School
Heny Board of Trustees
Byrne
Kent State Normal
Maur Sr
Rentino
Cakimg Part
Yg If
Sale of Indians Believed Near Cleveland
A rumor of a possible sale of the Cleveland Indians circulates as club executives including Tom Walsh of the local club, Phil Ball of the St. Louis Browns, and Barrow of the New York Yankees, with others whose identities are unclear.
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Cleveland
Tom Walsh
Phil Ball
St. Louis Browns
Fd Barrow
New York Yankees
Steel unfilled tonnage decreases at LU Steel
Unfilled tonners of the LU Steel Corporation dropped 405,291 tons on May 3, compared with April 24. The corporation announced at noon today that unsupplied tonnage totaled FEESN GAL on April 16, with further reductions noted.
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S&s
Barber in Marysville May Share in Reward for Twin Robbers
Marysville Oregon June 19 local barber Edward P Scott may share in the reward for the capture of Roy and Ray L Aun Tremont twin brothers accused of killing a postal clerk and three trainmen at Siskiyou Oregon Scott heard a stranger request a shave and noted a resemblance to a wanted circular He preserved the paper bearing the same initial H and sent it to federal authorities prompting immediate investigation The brothers were arrested Wednesday at Steubenville Montana the report states
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Marysville
Edward P. Scott
Marighare
Roy
Ray L'Auntremont
Siskiyou
Scott
Ragremont
Xetise
Handaritias
Washington
Vacation Starts In Earnest For Over 4000 Pupils
Over four thousand Elyria public school pupils returned after a one day strike. Most were eager to resume classes and receive certificates of promotion in their grade. The break is said to last three months with plans for summer activities.
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Elyria
Olef
Seven Drownings Reported After Storm on Lake
In Midland Mina JuanatA seven persons are feared drowned after a storm on Muile Lacs. Roughly twenty others were rescued or reached shore as boats overturned. A Mis land rescue boat capsized, causing further fatalities among the rescuers.
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Midland
Mina
Juanata
Today's Ten Questions Answers con Classified Page EA
A scrambled set of questions about broadcasting history and station locations. It asks when organized, where WEAF transmitter located, which station serves Chicago Tribune, American broadcasting orchestra director, promotion city for reading stations, four station owners and operators, red and blue networks colors, Pacific Coast network stations, and the limits in masters of the broadcast wave band plus a cryptic note about turning gold and life splinters.
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Recha Jgeriire
WEAF
Chicago Tribune
Awetican Broadcasting
Reading
Udepartment Stores
W Ho
Statien
Satioaz! Broadcasting Company
B.C
RSL
WOSZ
Ammonia Fire At Seas Goons Dairy Reported
Fire department responded to a belt fire at Seas Goons Dairy, 123 Lake Avenue, caused by a belt on a pine motor driving an ammonia pump. Belt and pulley destroyed. Origin and amount of smoke damage to cellar products under investigation.
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Little Fire Fire Company No
E Seas Goons
Lake Avenue
Lindbergh plans return flights after Atlantic crossing
Lindbergh outlined a schedule after reaching the United States, saying he would disembark the Spirit of St. Louis safely, fly to New York, then St. Louis, and perhaps San Diego to complete the round trip. He expected to answer messages ashore and noted gas prices in Paris.
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Capes
United States
Liadbderah Entiroys
Washington
New York
St. Louis
San Diego
Lee
Lindbergh
Lengel to defend length of murder trial in Canton
Canton Ohio June 10 8 A Lengel former Canton Police chief will return Roussel today to defend him in his trial for the murder of Den R McHett. His arraignment will be set by Common Pleas Judge Charles Kribaum for near Mordas. The accused will be formally charged with the indictment before Cammdog Pleas Judge AW Agier this afternoon. At the same session Judge Agier will sentence Ley al2er for the lery.
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Canton
Lengel
Roussel
den R. McHett
Common Pleas
Charles Kribaum
Mordas
Petore
AW. Agier
Agier
Ley Al2er
Lery
Mansfield Judge Resentences Mazer in Three to Five Year Term
Judge Agler outlines a lengthy explanation for the sentence of Mazer noting an extended reference to the states debt to defendants who confess and prompt additional convictions. Lengel remains in the store as the Menett investigation shifts to a conference in Mansfield tomorrow with county prosecutor Harter, Ora Slater, and a key witness.
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Agler
Mazer
Lengel
Menett
Harter
Mansfield
Ora Slater
Unfavorable Winds Delay Airship Los Angeles Hangar Move
Unfavorable winds kept the airship Los Angeles in Hangar 1 today as naval officers said the craft could be flown to the Virginia Canes to meet Charles Lindbergh aboard the US Memphis. The wind gusts across the field made it risky to move the airship from the hangar.
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Larehurst
N. d
Los Angeles
Tegan
Virginia Canes
Charles Tindbergh
S&s
Memphis
Balloon Race Winners From Akron To Denver Race
Van Orman of Akron Ohio, Hill of Detroit, and Kepner of Scottfield Illinois were officially named the top three in a national balloon race that began in Akron on March 30. Distances certified by the U S Geological Survey show Van Orman at 718 miles, Hill at 650, and Kepner at 58. The trio will form the American team for international balloonology races to be held in Denver.
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van Orman
Hill
Kepner
Gure Iit
Akron
O. E . Tiili
Detroit
W. Wh
Scottfield
U.S. Zeological Survey
van O7man
Timeas International Bellogy
Helt
Denver
Contested Clemency and Hickman Murder Tale
Fragmentary report from Page 1 discusses clemency for Wickman Hickman and governor’s stance. It notes the board recommended against clemency, Justice court opinions, and mentions Montress Hickman as an accomplice in the murder case. The text implies ongoing doubts about proof and mentions a baptism by immersion and last dinner request.
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Board of Clomece
Cornest
J. B. Laws Wits
Donaher
Chaptain
Hickman
Montress Hickman
Ted Tichman
Hand on Clock Honors Miss Aline at Hagstr odont
A thirty day clock in Hagstr odt's display window, partly wound with names from the Edison High School graduating class, began May 18 and stopped this morning at 8 32. The stopped hand pointed to Miss Ruth Winn, granting her a choice of a diamond ring or wrist watch, compliments of the sponsors.
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Aline
Hagstrodt
Tin Eisra High Schol
Ruth Wlnn
Rae QF Grand Jury Case Involving James Gordon
The report shows James Gordon charged in a grand jury matter. The defendant allegedly attempted to bribe a judge, with an amount referenced as $59. The case cites an address on Oherlin Road and a three day window to appeal post-edict, per local court action.
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James Gordon
Birra
AR Webber
Gure
Larte Wen Questor
Ailey Krotusts
Oherlin Road
de Mleges Ty Mrocousc
Receiver Appointed to Foreclose Mortgage in Realty Suit
William H Haber was appointed receiver for the Lorain-Overlook Company in the Court of Common Pleas. The action, at the request of Realty Bond and Mortgage, seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on property described as Lorain property.
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Louis Takacs
Anna Takacs
Beach Street
Court of Common
R Bles
Takacsalo
Wiliam H Haber
Court of Common Pleas
Markets and produce mixed and fragmented reports
Cleveland livestock market reports show steady to higher tendencies with receipts around 300 head and top lambs at 1 3/4 to 2 1/2 per pound. Chicago quotations list butter, eggs, poultry, and produce with varied prices and notes of weak shipments. Toledo livestock and grain quotes include hogs, wheat, corn, clover seed, and timothy seed with mixed movement across markets.
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Cleveland
United States
Canada
Amd
Alabama
Wisconsin
Harley
Timothy Shed
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report Readout
East buffalo livestock market update shows calf prices around 25 cents per pound and sheep receipts totaling 1290 market tons. Veale reports sale totals and cattle receipts with notes on cattle and calves moving through the terminals.
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East Bufesls
East Blepfalo
Biography of Lindbergh Onsale in New York Stores
New York readers can buy a 15 book form biography of Charles Lindbergh titled Charles Lindbergh, His Life by Morris DeHaven Tracy and Dele Van Ot, supplied by United Press. The volume includes wire copy on Lindbergh and details of his pre flight stay in New York, the Paris takeoff, and the freight voyage, with half tone illustrations. Appleton issues the book with an introduction by Karl A. Biéxe of United Press.
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New York
Charles Lindberg
Wassington
Will
Lindberga
Paris
LeBourger
Ja L Bradford
Uniied
Appleton
Karl A. Biexe
United Press
Gay Agent Ball Beaten at Resort in Cleveland
Three men attacked Rarpn Oster, federal prohibition officer, at a resort in Cleveland after he asked for a drink. He was beaten unconscious, sustaining injuries to teeth and neck, and later told police he entered the establishment to gather evidences.
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Cleveland
Rarpn Oster
Candidates for council and state positions in Oberlin area
Three Elyrians and two Oberlinites file for council seats amid declarations to the election board. Names appear across addresses on Garvin Street and Kennedy area. Republican chair Williemsor noted as state committee member, with a vacancy on Oberlin village council to be filled.
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Po Fila
Corneime
Garvin Street
Oberlin
Ovsiha
Alleged plotters executed in Havana uprising
Moscow reports say white guards and others were executed in Havana after a plot to seize Soviet government tires. Among those named were G V Chicherin foreign minister A I Rekar head of the Enrok Council of People Commissaries and Sidney Riley an Englishman. George Elvengren was also executed. Police say they planned to act upon return from Geneva at political expense.
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Moscow
Iro Princemead
Ted
G. V.chicherin
A. I. Rekar
Enron Council of Peoplex Commissaries
Stel- 14
Belcherin
Sidney Riley
George Elvengren
Bill Chicherin
Genes
Cael
British government announces executions over foreign intelligence plots
The British government announced executions carried out on individuals charged with acting under orders from foreign intelligence services. Authorities said the defendants plotted terrorist and drastic actions to begin a violent struggle against the Sav[e] regime.
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Mepyinski
Mrs Lindbergh on Way to Capital in Des Moines
Mrs Exvenzeline Lindbergh, Cass high school teacher and mother of the nation's famed civilian, traveled toward Washington today. She moved through the railroad station unnoticed, avoiding fanfare as a crowd gathered for a possible glimpse aboard the Red Arson Limited.
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Detroit
Exvenzeline Lindbergh
Washington
Cass
Rai
Tras
Lindbergh
Heman Fly Climbs Court House Tower in Dare Devil Feat
Dare Devil Rowland, famed for feats on flat poles, plans to climb the courthouse in the city tonight at 8 0 pm, aiming to raise cabins as a stunt. A crowd gathers as spectacle unfolds with promoters touting the stunt's novelty.
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Heman
Court House
Devil Rowland
Rorrow
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