Coroner Finds Baby Died Of Suffocation
Sandusky County officers and Sheriff Herbert L. Myers pursue clues in the suffocation murder of 11 week old Haldon Baker Fink of Clyde. The infant was stolen from Clyde and found in Green Creek near Fremont with a blanket suffocating the child. Coroner Dr. Philo performed the autopsy confirming suffocation. grand jury consideration expected within days.
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Babys
Philo
Green Creek
Fremont
Clyde
Myers
E. A. Baker
Roy Krugh
Ted Paul
U. S Highway 20
Train derailment kills ten in Mittelgrund Sudetenland
Ten people died and twenty were injured when a Berlin Prague express derailed at Mittelgrund near Bodenbach in the Sudetenland. The accident occurred in territory ceded to Germany last October and the cause was not determined.
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Dresden
Germany
Mittelgrund
Bodenbach
Sudetenland
Sudeten
Ohio Weather Forecast Fragments and Conditions
Partly cloudy with showers in extreme east and south portions. Warmer in south and extreme east tonight. Friday partly cloudy and cooler in extreme north with south showers. Disturbances linger over Great Lakes Alabama coast Idaho and Utah. High pressure over Atlantic States and Prairie Provinces. Showers general in Atlantic States and from Lake region to Pacific. temperature changes slight.
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Ohio
Great Lakes
Alabama
Idaho
Utah
Middle Atlantic States
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Great Plains
Atlantic States
Lake
Mrs L M Schroll Killed in Texas Car Crash
Mrs L M Schroll 29 of Avon Lake died and her husband head of Schroll Coal Co was injured in a Texas auto wreck when their car hit a steer. She had lived in Lorain county all her life. Funeral at Lake Road home Friday at 2 pm officiated by Rev E C Young. no flowers.
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Luther M. Schroll
Avon Lake
Schroll Coal Company
Buffalo
Texas
Schrell
Elyria
Schroll
Lorain County
Dover
Beebe Court
Lake Road
E C Young
Ridgeville
King George and Queen Elizabeth Sail Tonight
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth conclude a 9,127 male tour of Canada and the United States. They plan a radio farewell from Halifax after luncheon and sail tonight aboard the Empress of Britain. The New Glasgow stop drew a weary king who urged brevity after 30 days of receptions.
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Halifax
N.S
George VI
Elizabeth
Canada
United States
Americas
England
Britain
Nova Scotia
British Empire
New Glasgow
W L. MacKenzie King
Auto Goes Through Fence On Route 357 Near LaPorte
H C Newport a Cleveland bakery supervisor for Laub Baking Company had a narrow escape when his auto ran through a guard fence on Route 357 near LaPorte while avoiding a collision. No injuries were reported though damage limited to the right rear fender and radiator. A tow truck pulled the car free.
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Cleveland
LaPorte
H C Newport
Laub Baking Company
Robson Road
Newport
Two Girls Beaten By Masked Man In Spencerville
Wanda Angel 16 and Maxine Meyers 15 were beaten on a Spencerville street by a masked assailant. They suffered severe head cuts and body bruises and remained hospitalized. They were struck from behind at about 10 pm. Sheriff William Daley arrested several suspects during the disturbance but released them the next morning.
Huge Crowd Attends Elyria Flag Day Event At Stadium
A crowd of about 2,000 at Ely Stadium witnessed Elyria’s first Municipal Flag Day celebration. Former Congressman Samuel B Pettengill warned of threats to free government, urging citizenship duties and the oath of allegiance to the flag and Constitution.
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Pettengill
E J. Stankard
Ely Stadium
Elyria
Joseph Q Petro
Samuel B Pettengill
South Bend
Ind
America
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Jackson
Britain and France Challenge Japan over China concessions
London dispatch reports Britain and France have challenged Japan's control of foreign concessions in China. A government spokesman said British and French ambassadors delivered memoranda to Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita in Tokyo protesting Japan's assertion of sovereignty over the Chinese foreign areas.
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London
U.P
Britain
France
Formans
Japan
China
Tokyo
Hachiro Arita
Cascade Park Pool Opens for 1939 Summer Season
Cascade Park opened its 1939 summer recreational facilities with the 300,000 gallon pool not yet full. About 50 children, mostly boys, swam briefly as workers completed a safety fence and rebuilt diving stand. Other facilities saw heavy use, including playgrounds and tennis courts.
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Cascade Park
Vacation Bible School Opens Monday At Bethany Baptist
Bethany Baptist Church will begin daily Vacation Bible School next Monday. J R Monk supervisor announced the program calling children to enroll at 9 AM and asking parents to cooperate. Assistant supervisor is Rev E Hamblen with Annie Lewis as secretary.
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Bethany Baptist Church
J R. Monk
Hayrson
E. Hamblen
Annie Lewis
Bricker Signs 225 Bills as Session Closes
Governor Bricker cleared his desk after adjourning the 93rd General Assembly. He signed 225 of 227 bills, vetoing two. The approved measures include pay and personnel boosts for the highway patrol and a two percent salary cut for police pension funding.
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Columbus
Bricker
93Rd General Assembly
Unions End Strife as Flint Plants Open Quietly
In Flint Michigan General Motors plants opened without union fighting after a week of clashes between rival unions. Homer Martin UAW head announced settlement terms including no discrimination for strikers and a return to work with strikes to be called off. The strike began at Chevrolet and Fisher No 1 and Grey Iron Foundry in Saginaw last week.
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Flint
Mich
General Motors
United Automobile Workers Union
AFL
Chevrolet
Fisher
Homer Martin
UAW
American Federation of Labor
International Union
Martin
Grey Iron
Saginaw
Veterans encampment opens in Columbus with Corbett Southam presiding
Corbett E Southam, Elyria commander of the Ohio Department United Spanish War Veterans, will open the joint session of veterans and auxiliaries Monday morning at the Neil House in Columbus for the four day state encampment. Memorial services are set for Sunday night at the Central Presbyterian Church and a military parade will march Tuesday afternoon through downtown to a reviewing stand before the state house for officials of the organization.
Elderly Woman Falls in Sleep at Home
Mrs. Ada Lauck, 85, of 217 East Avenue, fell downstairs at 3 30 A M and suffered a cut over her left eye a scalp laceration and multiple injuries. She was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital where she was admitted for treatment. hospital reports indicate she may have been walking in her sleep.
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Ada Lauck
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Man Who Surrendered Given His Freedom
Olivier Dennis Brown, 28, surrendered to Lorain County authorities at a carnival, ending his fugitive status from Santa Fe after eight months for forgery. Santa Fe authorities stated he is not wanted, and Brown left for Santa Fe with gratitude for local officials.
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Olivier Dennis Brown
Santa Fe
Brown
Cr. Cordy
Lorain
Carl R Finegan
More Intensified Labor War Seen
Washington June 13 Roosevelt’s intervention was seen as the last hope to avert a deeper labor war between the AFL and CIO. Leaders blamed each other for stalled peace talks in recess since April 4, with negotiations unlikely to resume without strong pressure from the President and his aides.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
AFL
CIO
Church Leaders Plan Day at Elyria Home for the Aged
Tomorrow a banner day unfolds at the Elyria Home for the Aged with a trustees meeting in the morning, a 12 30 luncheon for residents and families, and Bishop Ralph Ward addressing residents at 2 30. At 7 30 p m he speaks at First Methodist Church to Methodists from the Norwalk district. events are open to the public.
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Elyria
Board of Trustees
Ralph Ward
Lorain County
Methodist Church
China
Ohio
Ward
First Methodist Church
Norwalk
Home For the
Japan Extends Blockade Along Chinese Coasts
Japanese forces expanded the blockade to Kulangsu and Amoy foreign areas threatening a British steamship and intensifying pressure on British and French concessions. Reports note searches and strip searches of entrants while consuls investigate a reported injury to Roy Hoch, a veterinary surgeon from Indianapolis, as tensions rise near the Hai river.
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Jientsin
China
Japan
Kulangsu
Amoy
United States
Roy J. Hoch
Indianapolis
Spaght Quits State Job in Welfare Department
Columbus Ohio June 15 Resignation of Oakley Spaght of Stow as chief of the division of business administration in the state welfare department, effective July 1, was announced by Welfare Director Charles L. Sherwood. Spaght’s $5000 position to be left vacant as he enters the realty investment business.
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Columbus
Oakley Spaght
Stow
Division of Business Administration
State Welfare Department
Charles L. Sherwood
Sherwood
Spaght
Finland Repeats War Debt Payment to United States
The Finnish government sent 160 693 dollars to the U S Treasury. This covered the semiannual interest of 141 662 50 dollars under the May 1 1923 funding agreement and 19 030 50 dollars as the twelfth semiannual annuity due under the May 23 1932 moratorium agreement.
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Washington
Finland
United States
Treasury
Former Coshocton Auditor Dies
Evan O Evans aged 68 a pioneer Coshocton public schools music teacher and former Coshocton city auditor died of cancer at his Columbus home. Immigrant from Wales who came to the United States in 1899 retired nine years ago and will be buried in Coshocton Friday with funeral services set locally.
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Columbus O
Evan O Evans
Coshocton
United States
Wales
Columbus
Funeral services for Harry L Conn in Van Wert
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 AM Friday for Harry L Conn 72 former Ohio Supreme Court official and superintendent who died from injuries sustained in an accident. He was cremated as requested.
Subpoenas Issued In Lorain County Horse Race Probe
A Lorain County grand jury expanded its horse race betting investigation today issuing new subpoenas and probing private telephone lines linking bookie operations from Lorain to Youngstown. Sheriff Finegan described raids on two residences tapping eight lines and confiscating four telephones as the panel scrutinizes operators tied to a Colonial Hotel raid.
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Grand Jury
Carl R. Finegan
Colonial Hotel
Lorain
Lorain County
Youngstown
Finegan
Erie Avenue
Stop 86
Lake Road
Sheffield Lake
Elyria
John A. Collins
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Collins
Boston
Norwalk May Get Automobile Plant
Norwalk Ohio reports negotiations underway for a factory to produce the Remway 400 motor car with rear engine, 1200 pound weight, and 350 miles per gallon efficiency. Bemway Aircraft Development Corp. plans a $50,000 capital base, with expansion, and financing reportedly assured. Norwalk Chamber of Commerce backs the deal and studies site options including the former A B Chase Plane Works.
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Norwalk. O
Remway
Gram Wieuser
Marisa
D W Reno
Detroit
F. S. Naylor
Cleveland
Mouser
Bemway Aircraft Development Corp
A. B. Chase Plane
Norwalk
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Howard R. Butler
Guy B Findley
Petro
R C Maston
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Gerald Nau
National Guard
John Kolopos
F. C. Billings
RC. Maston
George Colburn
Vacation Bible School
Bethany Baptist
Southam
Session of Veterans
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Crcek
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Velma Fink
Acme
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Tal
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Ture
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