Rail Loan Bill Reinstated for Congress Vote
Congressional leaders moved to a final adjournment deadline as they reinstated a bill to liberalize RFC loans to railroads. Senate leader Barkley predicted quick passage after a Roosevelt telephone conferenced approval, while Railway Labor Executives Association opposed the measure and may reconvene to press their stance.
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Washington
Senate
Alben W
Barkley
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Railway Labor Executives Association
Lewis Loses Fight For Walsh Healey Bill Amendments
Washington June 14 John L Lewis failed to move House action on Walsh Healey amendments as the House Rules Committee tabled a measure to send the contract bill to floor vote. The decision effectively ends action this session. The bill would create a government blacklist of NLRB-violating firms and allow union dues check off from pay envelopes.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
House
Walsh- Healey
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Lewis
Capitol
National Labor Relations Board
Bishop Jones to Speak at Second M E Church
Bishop Robert E. Jones will headline a public meeting at the Second Methodist Episcopal Church on Mid dle Avenue and Seventeenth Street at 7 45 tonight. He and his wife and two children will attend and no admission is charged.
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Robert E. Jones
Second Methodist Episcopal Church
Middle Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Jones
The
Christian Advocate
Florida
Weather Ohio region unsettled with showers forecast
A broad weather synopsis notes mostly fair conditions east of the Mississippi with scattered showers along the Atlantic coast. Cooler over the Rocky Mountain Plateau, slight temperature changes elsewhere, and a stronger Plains disturbance near North Dakota influencing widespread showers from the Rockies to Illinois and the Lake Region. High pressure remains over the Ohio Valley and Eastern States.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Atlantic
Plains States
North Dakota
Rockies
Illinois
Lake Region
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Ashbolt And Son Hurt In Accident Near Wellington
Rep. William E. Ashbolt and his son William Jr were injured in a Route 38 crash near Wellington. They were taken to Allen Hospital with minor cuts, Ashbolt awaiting treatment from Dr. Ralph Falls while en route to Columbus to handle relief bills.
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Oberlin
William E. Ashbolt
William, Jr
Allen Hospital
Wellington
Ashbolt
Outlines Of Relief Plan Taking Shape In Columbus
In Columbus on June 14, outlines of a possible four point relief program for 1938 emerged as a $14 million compromise plan. Two proposals would aid cities to raise funds, including local governments borrowing against delinquent tax collections. A Monahan bookie bill may also be pursued as relief revenue. Other ideas extend utilities and beer taxes to 1941 and draft a formula for distributing funds. Senate discussed the Lawrence tax extender bill to fund relief through 1940.
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Columbus
Frank R. Uible
Senate
House Committee
Monahan
Aible
House
Senate Taxation and Relief Committee
Don Thomas
Montgomery
Mason Since 1882 Will Be Honored at LaGrange Lodge
F. J. Carmean, a Mason for more than 55 years, will be honored by LaGrange Lodge No. 399 F and A M at a Wednesday meeting. He joined Lima Lodge No. 135 in 1882, moved to Ionic Lodge No. 438 in 1902, and joined La Grange Lodge in 1933. He is employed at United Mills in Grafton.
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LaGrange Lodge
A. M
F. J. Carmean
Carmean
Lima Lodge
Lima
Ionic Lodge
Bellaire
Ohio
la Grange Lodge
United Mills
Grafton
Flag Day Speaker Judge Arthur H Day to Speak Tonight
Judge Arthur H Day of the Ohio Supreme Court will deliver the principal address at the Flag Day service tonight at 8 p m at the Elks Hall.
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Arthur H. Day
Ohio Supreme Court
Elks’ Hall
Former Sailor Joseph Moran Found Dead in Lorain River
The 42 year old Pittsburgh native and former U S Navy sailor Joseph E Moran was found floating just below the Black River surface near the Nickel Plate Railroad bridge in Lorain yesterday afternoon. Police suspect he fell into the river Saturday night or Sunday. Moran’s body was identified by men from a nearby hobo camp and taken to Schwartz Funeral Home. It is the second Lorain water death in two days following a several months unidentified body found Sunday.
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Joseph E. Moran
Pittsburgh
United States Navy
Black River
Lorain
Moran
Schwartz Funeral Home
Four Youths Drowned When Boat Capsized in West Virginia
Four Calhoun county youths died when a John boat capsized in the rain swollen Little Kanawha River at Grantsville. The deceased were Claude McCune 21 Tracy Allen 21 John Bowers 21 and Cecil Truman 20. Four others swam to shore while the group worked on a NYA quarry project.
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Grantsville
W. Va
John
Claude McCune
Tracy Allen
John Bowers
Cecil Truman
Calhoun County
NYA
McCall Pleads Guilty To Kidnaping In Florida Case
Franklin Pierce McCall pleaded guilty to kidnaping five year old Jimmy Cash and entered a not guilty plea to murder. Indictments followed a short grand jury session. a murder trial was tentatively set for tomorrow with McCall seeking defense counsel.
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Miami
Fla
Franklin Pierce McCall
Jimmy Cash
McCall
Stafford Caldwell
Florida
G. A. Worley
J B. Cash, Sr
Princeton
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Grandsons Discover Elyrian Resident Dead in Trailer
Albert B. Orvis, 79, found dead in his 208 Lodi Street trailer about 11 40 am by grandsons Bert and William while securing a saw. Orvis, born in Boston, lived in Elyria before moving to Rochester then returned five years ago. Survived by three sons, two brothers, two sisters, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Body sent to Bittner Funeral Home. funeral pending arrival of son Fred.
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Albert B. Orvis
Lodi Street
Bert
William
Orvis
Mr. Orvis
Boston
Mass
Elyria
Rochester
N. Y
Harry
San Louis Obispo
Calif
Charles
New York City
Dover
Fred
Cleveland
Margaret Hubbard
Ed. Terrell
Ridgeville Township
Bittner Funeral Home
Lorain County Relief Costs Near State Average
Ohio relief data for May show Lorain County averaging $18.34 per relief case, close to the state $18.56 mean. Vinton tops at $5.63 while Geauga reaches $30.19. Muskingum and Washington county costs run around $9.25 and $10.40 respectively.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Ohio
Vinton County
Geauga County
O. P. van Scheik
State Auditor's Office
van Scheik
State Control Board
Washington
Muskingum
New York
van Schelk
Athens
Champaign
Greene
Guernsey
Hardin
Harrison
Preble
Seneca
Union
Vinton
Wyandot
Ashtabula
Cuyahoga
Erie
Geauga
Hamilton
Lucas
Monroe
Morrow
Ottawa
Trumbull
Former California University Head Leaps To Death
Dr. William W. Campbell aged 76 and former president of the University of California killed himself by jumping from a fourth floor window in San Francisco. Police found notes to his family and said illness and despondency preceded the act. Campbell, a noted astronomer, formerly directed the Lick Observatory on Mount Hamilton and was named President Emeritus after retirement. He was born April 11, 1862 in Hancock county Ohio and graduated from the University of Michigan in 1886.
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San Francisco
William W. Campbell
University of California
Campbell
Lick Observatory
Mount Hamilton
San Jose
Hancock County
Ohio
University of Michigan
Oberlin honors 5 Lorain County graduates at 105th Commencement
Five Lorain County students joined 21 others from Oberlin College as honorees at the 105th annual Commencement in Finney Chapel. Frances Spellering earned cum laude in French, Andrew Jaszi summa cum laude in German, Norman H. Moore magna cum laude in Physics, Charles Meek cum laude in Theory of Music, and James Campbell magna cum laude in Chemistry.
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Oberlin. O
Lorain County
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Frances Spellering
Oberlin
Andrew Jaszi
Norman H. Moore
Charles Meek
Lorain
James Campbell
Elvrra
Amherst
Ruth EF. Dulmage
Elyria
James Arthur Campbell
Bellefield Ave
Helen Pond
Washington Avenue
Donald R. Squire
Denison Avenue
Stephen Mark
Reid Ave
Charles J. Meek
Hamilton Avenue
Doris C. Gaehr
Elizabeth Seitters
Rolf H. Anders
Elm St
Charles W. Avery
Howard W. Bahr
Spring St
Jeanne Bellamy
Woodland St
Chester C. Cooley
Morgan St
Oberlin Inn
Forest St
Elizabeth Porter
E. College St
James A. Richards, Jr
Frances Spelbrink
E. Lorain
Shields
Park Pl
Bechelr
Godman Shoe Co to boost Lancaster factory staffing
More than 1200 workers will be employed next week in three Lancaster factories of the H. C. Godman Shoe Co. One plant will run at 100 percent capacity, the others at 70 and 60 percent, per company president F. A. Miller.
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Lancaster. O
Lancaster
H. C. Godman Shoe Co
F. A. Miller
Prague talks move toward broader self government
Government leaders in Prague resumed discussions with minority leaders on June 14 as they prepare for negotiations over a statute designed to grant greater self government to national groups within Czechoslovakia.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Flood submerges Kaifeng as Japanese troops blamed for losses
Chinese military dispatches claim 5,000 Japanese soldiers drowned in Yellow River floods, with 7,000 more trapped at Kaifeng and large quantities of munitions inundated. Kaifeng and surrounding areas reported significant water depths and submerged artillery. No civilian casualty details given.
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Shanghai
Yellow River
Paishah
Kaifeng
Henan
Lungh-Hai
Central Front
Cheng- Chow
Lung-Hai
Peiping-Hankow
Chengchow
Loyalist Forces Retreat Toward Valencia
Loyalist troops blow bridges on the Rio Mijares, retreating toward Valencia from Castellon de la Plana. 3,000 Loyalists trapped north of the river as Almazora falls. Nationalists cross the river by pontoon, threat along the coast, bomb Castel lón and Valencia port with planes, fires set, few casualties.
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Hendaye
Rio Mijares
Castellon de la Plana
Valencia
Almazora
Castellon
Villarreal
Burglary Report At Wykrent’s Cafe In Elyria
Early morning burglary at Wykrent’s cafe 223 Lodi street led to the theft of a cash register a cigarette machine and wine bottles. A second register and desk drawer were rifled with $68.50 missing 46 10 and 12 50 from each. No clues reported by police.
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Wykrent
Lodi Street
Elyria
Andrew Wykrent
Wykreat
Britain To Default On Debt Payment
Washington reports that Britain will default the $85,670,765.05 June 15 debt installment. The already defaulted total nears $1,000,000,000, with Britain’s overall debt just over $4,000,000,000. Finland is the only nation indicating it will pay its $161,935.50 installment in cash.
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Washington
State Department
Britain
Finland
Oberlin College Commencement Address by Dr Alan Valentine
Dr Alan Valentine president of the University of Rochester delivered the keynote address at Oberlin College’s 105th commencement ceremony held today.
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Alan Valentine
University of Rochester
Oberlin College
Oberlin Honors Four With Honorary Degrees Today
Oberlin College conferred four honorary degrees at the 105th commencement in Finney Chapel. Recipients: Judge Florence E. Allen, Joseph Eastman, Artur Rodzinski, and Rev. Selden Dickinson, recognized for public service law music and religion.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Florence E. Allen
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Joseph Bartlett Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Artur Rodzinski
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Selden Curtiss Dickinson
Congregational
Castalia
Ohio
Judge Allen
Western Reserve
University of Chicago
New York University
Berlin
Musical Courier
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Women’s Institute
Joseph Eastman
Amherst
Syracuse
Temple
Public Franchise League of Boston
Boston
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
Cleveland Orchestra
Dalmatia
Rodzinski
Vienna
United States
Philadelphia Orchestra
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Rev. Dickinson
Reverend Selden Dickinson
Graduate School of Theology
Dickinson
Willoughby
Mt. Vernon
Eaton
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Student Dies In Frat House Fire At Michigan
Flames engulfed the Alpha Rho Chi Fraternity House at the University of Michigan killing Richard A. Polland a 28 year old Buffalo New York senior in architecture and forcing nine residents to flee for their lives in Ann Arbor on June 14.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Alpha Rho Chi
University of Michigan
Richard A. Polland
Buffalo
N. Y
College of Architecture
Chamberlain Outlines Air Bombardment Options
London June 14 The British government studied retaliation for bombing of ships in Spanish waters but said it would not embark on wider conflict. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons Britain would warn shipping to use military ports at their own risk. He noted risks to relations and discussed anti air measures and two proposals to protect shipping without full non intervention.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Burgos
Valencia
Twenty nine Lorain County students earn degrees at Oberlin
At Oberlin College Lorain County graduates were honored at the 105th commencement in Finney Chapel. The list includes multiple A B degrees with majors in chemistry, physics, French, English, sociology, music, physical education, pre-med, and more, for residents of Amherst Elyria Lorain Oberlin and Ellington with names and addresses from each area.
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George M. Harrison
M. E
Son
Mason
Freud
England
Sigmund Freud
Paris
Elyrian
California University
Oberlin Speaker
Allen
Irchlyr
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