Republic Steel Air Base Opens Near Ashland
Five supply planes operated from a private 50 acre air field one mile north of Ashland, delivering food and bedding for about 8000 workers in Niles and Warren plants. Sheriff Wallett reported 200 local workers and noted the field would stay open until factories resume. Guarded by barbed wire, the site barred spectators while company officials planned about 10 tons of daily shipments and deputized workers if needed.
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Ashland
Republic Steel Corporation
Here
Niles and
Warroo
Cleveland
H. F. Wallett
Republic
Warren
Niles
Wallett
Steel strike widens as coal miners join protest at Cambria plant
Barracksville and nearby towns report multiple mines operated by Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube. Pickets target 14 plant gates and five district coal mines as walkout grows. Union claims 10,000 of 15,000 workers are striking. plant spokesman says departments remain in operation.
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Barracksville
Feirmont
Dakota
Republic Steel
Russelton
Indianola
Connellsville
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Newmalcolm
Logan County
West Virginia
Sidney D. Evans
Cambria
Discretionary appropriations oppose checks and balances
Senator Donabey argued discretionary lump sum appropriations threaten the system of checks and balances. He warned stronger executive power could render such measures permanent, while Jefferson and Lincoln’s principles must prevail to restore constitutional governance. He noted rising federal debt and taxes require honest administration for citizens to respect laws and pay taxes.
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Executive Department
Jefferson
Lincoln
Sen. Donabey
Washington
Number Four Threats Prompt Police Withdrawals
More than 100 state police were reassigned today as 70 moved from the area amid tension. About 500 volunteer deputies and 500 legionnaires stood ready for duty while officials warned against violent tactics reportedly planned by Bittner involving the infamous C.S.O. squadron to create deplorable conditions.
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Iunteer
Knaggs
Bittner
Loyalists Plan Evacuation of Bilbao Amid Siege
June 14 Basque Loyalist government announces evacuation of Bilbao and move of capital to Santander. Bayonne says government filed note but Bilbao defense line remains active as Nationalists press a steady bombardment from Zamudo area toward the city.
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Hendaye
Bilbao
Santander
Bayonne
Nationaliat
Salamanca
Madrid
Zamudo
Monroe and Bure towns unite to defend community
In a mass meeting near the Monroe Armory, mayor asserts unity against armed invaders. He cites 90 percent want work while 10 percent, mainly married, block payrolls of about 75,000 dollars weekly. Police rerouted demonstrators to avert clashes as guards held position.
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Monroe
Bure
State Park
National Guards
Martin
United States
Congress
Murphy
Legislature
Knagga
Grafton Groups Feature Speakers and Activities
Rev F Schott of Litchfield spoke at the Men's Brotherhood meeting in Grafton M E Church as Harold Clark showed three fishing trip films. The Belden Community Circle held a quilting gathering hosted by Mrs Anna Hosler. The Lucky Dippers 4 H club planned projects and demonstrated table setting and measuring with 4 H leaders. Funeral services were held for Norma A Rising at Center Street home with interment at Nesbett cemetery. Local readers note a string of visits and graduations including Knechtges and Lang families and a Trinity WM Church Mother-Daughter banquet attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood Grafton
Rev
F. Schott
Litchfield
Men’s Brotherhood
M. E. Church
Harold Clark
Medina
Canada
Belden
Anna Hosler
Marion Hitchcock
Eleanor Myvill
Verla Stuart
Carol Shephard
Joyce Trenchard
Eleanor Wyvrill
Governor Cannot Attend Parley At Indianapolis
COLUMBUS, O June 14 WR ov, Martin Su Davey today notified Gov M Clifford Townsend of Indiana that he cannot attend Gov Townsend proposed aerial strike conference at Indianapolis Tuesday. Gov Davey expressed regret, explaining that he was holding a conference here tomorrow with steel company and union representatives. I believe it is wise and necessary for me to continue the efforts already started until some basis of settlement can be reached, he telegraphed Gov Townsend.
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Columbus
WR —Ov
Martin Su. Davey
M. Clifford Townsend
Indiana
Fear Kidnapped Woman Slain in Long Island Case
STONY BROOK N Y June 14 State and local authorities widened searches across the countryside to treat the disappearance of Mrs William H Parsons as murder rather than kidnaping Suffolk county district attorney representatives planned to search the Sammin Estate at Huntington where Parsons had an interest The move followed ADAs Brenners warning that Parsons may have been murdered and privacy requests by her husband for contact with those responsible
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Stony Brook
N. Y
William H. Parson
Long Island Society
Suffolk County District Attorneys Office
Sammin
Huntington
Pickets, strikes, and steel crisis loom in Ohio area
Protests at Republic mills continue as Mayor Knaggs ponders peaceful picketing limits. Labor leaders deny back-to-work plans while talks with Inland fail over a signed contract. Gov Davey seeks resolution as union leaders condemn steel executives led by Tom Girdler. President Roosevelt returns to Washington amid threats of government intervention. In unrelated notes, local weddings mark community life with Hilda Finley wed in Strongsville and area notices noted.
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Republic
Daniel A. Knaggs
Youngstown
United Labor Congress
Canton
Federation of Labor
Citizens’ Law and Order League
National Labor Board
Inland
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
J. H. Walsh
Lewis
Supreme Court
Lesis
Tom Girdler
Roosevelt
Washington
Davey
Republic Steel
Girdler
William C. Potter
The
Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Eugene Grace
Beth Schem
Sir James Barrie Gravely Ill In London Nursing Home
LondonJune 14 Sir James Barrie 77 world famous author and dramatist is gravely ill with bronchial pneumonia at a nursing home. Relatives and friends have watched at his bedside since Friday. A friend said there is little chance for recovery.
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London
Sir James Barrie
Turna
West Va Man Named To Assist Woodring
President Roosevelt nominated Louis A. Johnson of West Virginia to be assistant secretary of war. Johnson, former national American Legion commander, would fill the post left vacant when Harry H. Woodring became secretary after the death of George Dern, pending Senate approval.
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Washington
WUP
Roosevelt
Louls A. Johnson
West Virginia
National American Legion
Johnson
Seale
Harry H. Woodring
George Hern
Ely Riders Drop Narrow Loss to Cleveland Woodhill
The Horseshoe team fell 22 to 14 yesterday at the Elyna club courts in Riverview Park. Harry Simes led Ely with six wins, no losses, posting a 55 percent. Charlie Elkins split six games, Frank Yarsa went 2-4, Dahl 2-4, Limpach 4-1-5, Smith 0-2, C. Ryan 0-4.
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T. S. Horseshoe
Cleveland Woodhill
Riverview Park
Harry Simes
Charlie Elkins
Frank Yarsa
Dahl
Limpach
Smith
C. Ryan
Nine Women Netters To Try For Wightman Team
The U S Lawn Tennis Association named nine leading American women players to try for the Wightman Cup team meeting Britain at Forest Hills in August. Helen Wills Moody heads the list but may not accept. other contenders include Alice Marble Helen Jacobs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn Caroline Babock Helen Pedersen Dorothy May Bundy and Gracyn Wheeler.
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New York
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Forest Hills
Helen Wills Moody
Moody
Alice Marble
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey Fabryan
Marjorie Gladman van Ryn
Crolin Babcock
Helen Pedersen
Dorothy May Bundy
Gracyn Wheeler
U S Ryder Cup Team To Sail Wednesday
The U S Ryder Cup squad sails for England Wednesday led by Ralph Guldahl the Open winner with 281 at Oakland Hills. Sammy Snead Ed Dudley and Byron Nelson fill the four remaining spots with Snead runner up at 283 and Dudley fifth with 387.
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Detroit
England
Ralph Guldahl
Oakland Hills
Sammy Snear
West Virginia
E d Dugley
Omaha Withdraws From Ascot Gold Cup Race
London June 14 William Woodward's Omaha American thoroughbred and Kentucky Derby Preakness and Belmont winner was withdrawn from the Ascot Gold Cup due to a lame foot. The news shocked bettors who backed him to win the Ascot classic.
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London
William Woodward
Yankees Rally Behind Dimmaggio Three Home Runs
Yesterday's hero Joel Dimmaggio hit three homers in the second game of a doubleheader with the St. Louis Browns, driving in five runs and keeping the Yankees solidly in control of the American League lead.
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Joel Dimmaggio
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Lewis Orders Strikes In Coal Mines
John L. Lewis launched a broad campaign directing immediate shutdowns of 17 captive mines owned by Republic Steel Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube. He warned of further steps to disrupt iron ore and Great Lakes shipping if mills press on despite the union contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Mine Workers Union
Republic Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Shear and Tube Company
Lewis
Steel Company
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Inland Steel Co
Inland
National Labor Relations Board
The
Inland Company
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Seon Lewis
Great Lakes
National Maritime Union
Rochester Women’s Civic Club Plans June Meeting
The Women’s Civic Club will meet Wednesday June 16 at Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlains home with Mrs Ella Landig and Mrs Zora Griggs as entertainment committee. Homemakers Club postponed to Friday June 25 for an all day gathering at Mrs Minnie Helfners home. Town Hall hosts regular village council and township trustees meetings with routine business and bill payments.
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Rochester
Women's Civic Club
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Ella Landig
Zora Griggs
Homemakers Club
Minnie Helfner
Mother Dies In Nova After Bedside Visit
Sirs Carson Snyder was called to the bedside of her mother Mrs Andrew Rickett in Nova Wednesday morning but she had passed away before arrival. The funeral was held Friday afternoon. The Boomer Class of the Methodist Sunday School met Thursday despite rain with eleven men and four visitors. Mrs Maggie Cowie led devotionals and Rev H H Patrick offered prayer. Poem readings and readings from Job with the revised version followed. Ice cream cake and lemonade were served. They will meet July 8 at Mrs Elva Bradford’s home. Dell Richards and Mrs Greydon Jewett visited the L A Bradford home Monday. Mrs Cora Bush returned from Newark to her sister Mrs Julia Smalley’s home. Epworth League members attended Lorain County League rally at La Grange Monday night. Brighton parish sent thirty delegates, seven from Rochester, including Ella Charles, Lila Conklin, Eileen Cassell, Kathryn Snyder, Alma and Lawrence Jewett. Rev Patrick and a group plan to visit Henderson Settlement in Kentucky next week for most of the week.
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Carson Snyder
Andrew Rickett
Nova
Menthorn
Methodist Sunday School
H. H. Patrick
Maggie Cowie
Patrick
Elva Bradford
Dell Richards
Greydon Jewett
L. A. Bradford
Cora Bush
Julia Smalley
Newark
Epworth League
Lorain County League
la Grange
Brighton Parish
Rochester
Ella
Charles
Lila Conklin
Eileen Cassell
Kathryn Snyder
Alma
Lawrence Jewett
Kenda
Henderson
Kentucky
Betty Murphy
Oberlin
Lloyd Ashby
Edward Hile
Charles Lambert
Creston
Simeon Nash
Chester Nash
Nathan
North Russia
O. H. McRoberts
Belden
Gar ~e-Roberts
Earnest Brooks
Duncan Falls
Charles Brooks
Hutchin
Bert Jillett
Wellington
Oberlin Road Four-H notes and social meetings summary
The Busy Workers Four-H Club met at the church on Thursday with growing interest as members begin dresses for the County Fair. Virginia Hurst appointed news reporter due to illness. Next Friday will host the first all day meeting with a pot luck dinner. Townsend Club met last Thursday with Oberlin and Wellington guests. Charles A. Cockwell of Cleveland spoke and refreshments followed. Boys Four-H Club met at Grange Hall. Andrew Edmonds returned home from Allen Hospital after a two week stay, with condition about the same. Mrs.
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Four-H
Oberlin Road
Four-H Club
Virginia Hurst
Townsend Club
Oberlin
Wellington
Charles A. Cockwell
Cleveland
Grange Hall
Andrew Edmonds
Allen Hospital
Traffic Toll Rises in Ohio Through Weekend Crashes
United Press reports at least 12 people died in Ohio traffic crashes over the weekend. Names and ages include John Krynch 60 Cleveland Albert Dumik 25 Detroit Norton Smith 37 Lyndhurst William Brown 63 Columbus William Schumacher 64, hit by a hit and run driver. Ida Fagan 45 Toledo run down by freight train. Lorel Fahle 20 Pemberville struck while pushing a stalled car near Perrysburg. Milford Kern 42 Dayton and Charles Kern 31 Mt Healthy died when an auto overturned near Cincinnati. Martha Retailer 17 Laferty thrown from a motorcycle. Elvira Stanley 7 Beloit killed by a car driven by Lee Stouffer on North Georgetown Westingale road. An unidentified man about 55 found dead on rail tracks in Toledo with severed limbs. Authorities say a dog incident earlier near the same route noted.
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United Press
Ohio
Cleveland
John Krynch
Albert Dumik
Detroit
Norton Smith
Lyndhurst
William Brown
William Schumacher
Columbus
Brown
Ida Fagan
Toledo
New York Central
Sandusky Bay
Lorel Fahle
Pemberville
Perrysburg
Milford Kern
Milford Watson
Dayton
Charles Kern
Mt. Healthy
Cincinnati
Martha L. Retailer
Lafferty
Elvira Stanley
Beloit
Lee Stouffer
Georgetown-Westiigle
Mortis
Baby girl born at Allen Hospital to Krueger family
Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger Jr welcome a baby girl at Allen Hospital on Monday night. Mother and daughter are doing well. After discharge, mother plans a two week stay with her parents in Amherst. Also noted is Mary Gamble's return home after illness at her grandmother's Elyria home. It mentions several social visits from area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierd
Frank Krueger, Jr
Allen Hospital
Nationalists Smash Through Bilbao Defense
Nationalist troops broke through Bilbao defenses and advanced along the eastern front, with observers near Bilbao predicting the fall of Deusto and Bogona as Basque Loyalist resistance appeared shattered. Reports note Gen. Fidel Davila ordering hills near the city secured before final assault.
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Hendaye
St Ban Bobastian
Bilbao
Deusto
Bogona
Fidel Davila
Thuradsy
Legal notices from Lorain County cases and respondents
Divorce action filed by Rita M. Paradis against George J. Paradiz in Lorain County Common Pleas Court Case 388123 on May 10 seeking divorce, restoration of former name Rite M Hollis, and equitable relief with June 22 bearing date. Also notice of probate petition filed by Daniel P. Osterling to set aside a purported lost will and testament of Anna Osterling. responses due by August 7 1937. parties include Elizabeth Ruth Schmidt and others in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Paradiz
Rita M. Paradii
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Rite M Hollis
Equitable Relief
Rita M Paradis
Otto K. Mischka
Redington
Elyria
Ednad S. Russell
Prospect Avenue
Ingram
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth R. Schmidt
Kentucky Avenue
George M. Schmidt
Ruth
Anna & Osterling
Daniel FP. Osterling
Plaintife
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Miles Knechtges
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Clement Knechtges
Law
Georgetown University
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Floyd
Alberta
Lucille Lang
Martis Ferry
Harold Lang
Hanshue
Leroy
George C. Beebey
Guy Clarke
Eleanor Castleman
Sandusky
Beebe
Trinity WM. E. Church
George Edwards
Indianapolis
Harry Anderson
Sharon, Pa
C. B. Finley
George Edward
Hilda Finley
Strongsville
James Barrie
West Va
Woodring
Woodhills
Wightman
Omaha
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Medwick
Gehrig
Jordan
Reds
Rene
Greenberg
Tigers
DiMaggio
Yankees Foxx
Red Sox
Kampourit
Rede
Ronura
White Sox
Geernheng
Booster Clas Meeting
Rolla
Tom Sauk
United States Geological Survey
Bulford
R. F. Vandemarke
Patty Lou
Nelly Graf
Tonite
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