Tropical Storm Sweeps Into Florida
A tropical storm from the gulf lashed South Florida on June 14. Bonita Springs lost its sole telephone line as heavy rains threaten floods. Rescue teams were dispatched from Ft. Myers while Everglades City and Fort Myers reported extreme rainfall, risking Caloosahatchee and Imperial rivers overflowing.
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Miami
Fla
Gulf
Bonita Springs
Florida
Ft. Myers
Atlantic
Everglades City
Fort Myers
Caloosahatchee
Imperial River
Bovita Springs
Motorist Fined for Drunk Driving by Elyria Mayor
Lorain driver Frank Klancher was fined 50 and costs for driving while intoxicated after arraignment by Mayor Don A. Baird. The arrest occurred on West Avenue near Broad Street at about 2:44 p.m. yesterday, with a six month license suspension ordered.
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Frank Klancher
Lorain
Elyria
Ore
Don A. Baird Tooo
West Avenue
Broad Street
Plans For Advance Sale Of Exposition Tickets
Plans for advance sale of Great Lakes Exposition tickets in Elyria were to be discussed at a meeting of the Elyria Exposition Committee. Tickets will be offered at lower prices than opening rates, with a cut-off after June 28. The committee has purchased ticket books and aims to sell many early to fund further purchases. The local group seeks to provide services for visiting exhibitors and hopes tour groups will stop in Elyria for at least one night.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce Offic
Cleveland
Larval
Clnte
Ely
Tyorhe
Hero Volunteers To Lead Troops Against Japan
Hong Kong reports General Ysai Ting-Kui, famed for the Shanghai war, volunteers to revive the 14th Route Army and lead troops against Japan. He declines civil war but expresses readiness to join an anti-Japanese movement with the 19th Army. Reports say Canton troops push north amid clashes in Fukien and Kiangsi as Nanking authorities watch.
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Hong Kong
Ysai Ting-Kui
Japan
Tsui
Tai Ting-Kai
Nanking
Pukien
North China
Ta Chiang
Fukien
Kiangosy
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
Brief death notices report the passing of Jennie F Clark at 79 at the Elyria Home for the Aged with funeral arrangements through Rittner Funeral Home. Other notices list Birdie White of 422 Furnace Street, Leorain area, and Laura Eberhardt obituary details with survivors including children, siblings, and burial plans.
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Jennie F. Clark
Nlyria
Sulliva Oke
Louise J. Cleveland
Birdie Alva May White
Furnace Street
White
Oberlin
Elyria
TaGrange
Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Ernest
Ednar
Lorain
Miss Bell Allen
Samuel Allen
Cievland
Sherley Allen
New York
Rittner Funeral
Rittner
Dr. HH
Bond
LaGrange Cemetery
Stolen cake and dog bite report near Marjerie Way
A report to the sheriff states a 2 year old fibulated cake was stolen near Marjerie Way yesterday. A dog bite incident occurred the same day when a person was attacked, causing injuries.
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Lee Pond
and Hallow
Hepartaat
Oberlin community events enliven June social calendar
The Oberlin Ohio region lists a string of club gatherings and meetings. The Community Garden Club hosts a party at the home of Mr and Mrs E B Jarvis on North Professor Street at 7 30 p m. The Oberlin Business and Professional Women plan their annual picnic June 17 at Morgan College. The Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias announce regular meetings the week of June 17. District committees invite members to attend, with events ranging from a pot luck dinner to a memorial observance, plus a scholarship competition at Oberlin Conservatory of Music highlighting local student achievement. Community groups emphasize attendance and penny collections for annual drives.
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Oberel
Ohio
Maw
HR. Grabing
Vine Street
Oberlin Tavern
Community Garden Club
EB. Javis
North Professor Street
J. White
North Pee Street
Knights of Fpythias
K. P Hall
Ladies Aid Society of Other Artist Church
Na Bern
Florence Morgan
North Main
le Papworth
Ant M Kiverett Papworth
Raymond
Mro
Leslie Wise
Mary Vive Utterback
Mra
WE. Utherback
Jonnie Durand
WPA Recreational Workers Meeting At Oberlin
WPA recreation workers gather at Oberlin College for a meeting this week. The event runs from Wednesday through Friday as organizers plan activities and discuss program goals.
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WPA
Oberlin
25 Gallons Of Alleged Legal Liquor Case In Truagpower
Deputies Davidson and Monroe followed a disturbance report to Gibberlin Avenue address finding 29 gallons of alleged illegal liquor stored in a garage. The suspect pleaded guilty and was arraigned before Judge Beidiex.
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Caatmer Davidson
Ed. Monrge
Giberlin Avenue
Jadis
Guy Beidiex
Alienation Suit Heard In Court Between Brothers-in-Law
A fragmentary report describes an alienation of affections suit involving Jehen Carrick of FLY and his former brother-in-law. The plaintiff seeks $12,000. The case touching family relations and potential damages continued in Pudsey's court as details remained unclear.
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Jehen Carrick
Anne Karniex
Lopiai
el Pudsey
Number Six Continues From Page One Orated Note
Veterans bond plans dominate the page as rural mail routes and old pledges are discussed. Nielsen urges support for veteran bonds while noting many veterans own land and fear tax shifts. A divorce filing appears amid notes of property and absentee issues.
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Mlytie
Eiveda
Nielsen
Manes
Local Notices From A Winter Weekend Gathering
Mr and Mrs Harry Morgan entertained guests with a potluck supper at a home on Main street. The event featured a Pere Bridee contest with prizes to Ved Brodbek and Robert Bearer. attendees included William Eric Smith and P Smith of Elyria. Guests traveled to attend Cal commencement exercises and a wedding near land, with several families listed as visiting or hosting relatives.
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Harry Morgan, Jr
Orth Main Street
Ved Brodbek
Robert Bearer
Mixri
William Eric Ctarabell Smith
P Smith
Elyria
Butters
J. Tolera
Mr and Worcester
Moves
Ro i
Washit C. Frrnsann
Eland
Mr and
Stirs
Con Cini
Voleda Hase
Ron Ao Gunn
Weet Torain Street
Hey
Ihe
John Petriforu
Taresea Smith
Mang Mr White
Land
At & Mamie Galesanada
Clere
Continged from Page 1 on political platform debate
Fragmented OCR recounts a party platform discussion with references to Landen and Regarjaean lines. Mentions a presidential campaign, Governor Landen, and improvised interpretations. The garbled text references the National Convention, currency policy, and governance powers, with many misread names.
Ridgeville Two Seeks Lower Electric Rates Hearing Planned
Ridgeville Township residents press petitions to reduce light rates and remove the service charge. A hearing is set for July 7 at the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus. Petition signed by 490 locals. Amid talks of rates, the day centered on races, contests, and games at a Ridgeville Democrat club picnic with attendees from Elyria and nearby towns. Mrs Zuris hosted. arrangements by Lingwerghee Rothgery Marvellis Beek James Cutan and Leo.
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Ridgeville
Wester
Ridgeville Township
J. Zugrove
Zuris
Lars
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Meserve Power Light
Applenie
Elytia
Amherst
Lorain
Grafton Wellington
Avon
Paton
Clovolind
New Deal Debates Echo Across States And Courts
The article discusses Republican and Democratic contrasts on Social Security style plans, federal versus state roles, and constitutional amend ment prospects. It notes Governor proposals for age and education measures, opposition to compulsory old age insurance, and references to Landon, Pierce, and Borah on authority and state rights.
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Gress
Osnall
Pr Dent
Petmenia
Nou
Suovernor
Roosevelt
Baltimore
London
Landon Peuce
Cleveland
Sor Serted
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Corbie
Supreme Court
Pension Bonds and Delivery Queries for Veterans
A discussion clarifies how registered bonds are delivered to veterans and how mail is routed. It notes that delivery is to the veteran’s home where possible, with postal notices if required, and that star route carriers must hand packages to veterans in person. The text also covers bond tax status, loan collateral, and ongoing efforts to check veterans records amid a large workload.
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Oromus
Lim
Varrviers
Star Dail
Rojeyal
Astute
Mung
Lonus
AONO
Dictator Defies Jap Warnings Amid South China Tensions
Canton reports General Chen Chi Tang, ruler of the autonomous Canton government, defies Japanese warnings and presses for united resistance against Japan. He refuses to halt his warlike advances toward Nanking as Japanese forces patrol Amoy harbor, threatening further conflict between Tokyo and Canton.
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Canton
Astrong
HuanSt
South China
Generel Chen Chi-Tang
Autonomwas
Cutan
Cascade Park Pool Opens for Summer Season
Cascade Park pool opened amid cool weather attracting mainly children starting summer use. Lifeguards Gerald Hills and James Lambert Jr oversee the early day, with older equipment relaunched and new facilities installed this spring. The pool is open 9 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m., with expected additions as weather warms.
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Dvardy
Elyria Sutners
Cascade Park
Haitz
Peel
Sone
Haultz
James Lambertar
Byt
Veterans to call at post office for certification
Veterans may visit the post office during evening hours to certify bonds and avoid interrupting daytime service. Each letter must be delivered to the addressee, receipts issued, and payments processed. Bond amounts range from 50 to 1,800 dollars with several bonds to be issued. Post 12 commander EF Nielsen cites a 275,000 estimate for veterans and notes confusion over so called Danny bonds and $40 bonds versus government bonus bonds.
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Sartor
EF. Nielsen
Kigna
Stud
Committee Approves Coal Control Act
WASINGTON the 15 The Lenate Interstate Commerce Committee today approved the es tiuffey Wingan Coal control net designed to stabilize the biturin ois coal and ipst rd Saepyvieent the old law in dated by the Supredia COMM. The committee vote was f tod, Common Views Judge M.A Cookt Was in Sandusky today try ing a case there by wasienment, it was reported by court officials. OXFORD O. June 15 Miami University today graduated the largest class in its 1] f-year Nise Lory.
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Wasington
Lenate Interstate Commerce Committee
estiuffey-Wingan
F Tod
M.A Cookt
Sandusky
Oxford
Miami University
Bonus bonds and checks distributed to veterans nationwide
The text details the distribution of about 38.9 billion in bonds to veterans, with packets delivered to addressed recipients. Bonds are government issued, convertible to cash at post offices, and checks totaling 700 million accompany the bonds. The program follows decades of delays and culminates from Congress overriding presidential vetoes.
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Tian
United States
Hoosevelt
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Daushhoys
Coolidge
Congress
Number Two Continues Through a Depressed Economy
The article notes that Number Two has risen by a habit 12 per eon amid railroad depressions and weak overall business sentiment. It cites cautious optimism from papers about higher production, policy security or larger profits and lower unemployment, concluding that business activity remains tentative despite some encouraging signals.
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Astes
The
Val
Camp Iss-See-Kes Hosts 28 Girls From Lakewood
Twenty eight girls from Emerson-Duntee High School in Lakewood arrive at Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermahon River for a mer season program. Camp director Carl Wagner notes the group will stay until Wednesday morning. Miss Pledeu Live oversees the group with teachers aiding in activities at the camp.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyria
Vermahon Rive
Tadas Wath
Emerson Duntee High School
Lakewood
Stmmers
Carl Wagner
Miss Pledeu
Schhool Ines
Aid For Trethers
Earp
Unusual Egg Found Near 15th Street Home
A two inch egg found by a mother, Helen Pulacsek, near 15th Street, resembled a chick with its head turned backward. It appeared on the way to hatching though the neck cover cracked during handling.
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Misa Helen Pulacsek
Tlowep
Hevarne
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Midile Se
STAR
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Hero
Jennie FL Clark
Mrs. Lecht1a Becker
Lecetia Becker
Rider
Ingoat
Tomelack
Amherst Township
Vernard Decker Buth
West Ridge Runt
Lester
Leata Drusendali
Cleon Decker
West Tiden Road
Corneling Smith
South Ridge Amherst
Sudra Pineral
Linpoo
Bropedale Crometres
Laura Jane Eberhards
Wehelgington
Jane
Lavi Dane Eberhardt
Kelley Street
Spencer
Ve Childrerd
Iva Bilek
Philip
Baler Callette
William
Spercer
Gul
D. A. Billings
Prop
Esther Alflen
Union Se
WEA Distriet
Attendans Institute
Irte Huron
Medina
Ottawa
Sepers
Oberlin College
J H. Nichols
Wo Ro Mywy
Gertrude EB. Moulton
Tim
Apo
Tina
Adal
Rodifees
Loving
Fotl
Landfrey
Toratezy
Jas
Werk
Mulen Tovernor Landen
National
Ben Welinn
Rye Yalyn
Dallaram
Grieseny
Lodserd
Landa
Smyenttesy Sr Geers
Eydenen
Fe Wold
Tan Dee
Dawn Gaynor Tauern Dee
Fmigtceen
Ederis Slderis
Torsd VY
Chopper Rouse
Ridgeville Two
Pettigo
Irish Free State
Northern T Ireland
Wyster
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Lidilets
Roel
Vie Heodiers Reek
Vy Bratiers
California
Tamia
Andy Vals
Clint Searling
Washington
Stytalid
Honus Corps
Wavonet Point
Faderet
Hoover
Treasury
Blue Bird
Court Street
Berhaw
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
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