Time For Vote On Court Annex Discussed At Public Meeting
A public meeting set for 7 30 pm Monday in Courtroom 1 will decide if the courthouse annex bond issue is to be placed on the August 9 primary ballot with the Lorain double bridge bonds. The Lorain County Bar Association favors including the annex, while a Lorain group wants a November vote.
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Lorain
Don Williams
Bar Association
Two Bridges
Don W Myers
The
Edward DeChant
Oscar G Dunn
John E. Davidson
Nelson Stack
George Chamberlain
Erie Avenue
South Lorain
North Lorain
Loyalist Chief Launches Attack Near Castellon
Gen Jose Miaja commands a large Loyalist counter attack south of Castellon de la Plana as Nationalists at Villareal are driven back across the Mijares River. Villareal is reported fiercely contested while Miaja concentrates about 70 000 troops to seal off the Madrid Valencia line. Franco holds twice as much continental territory as the Loyalist government with 47 provincial capitals on the mainland.
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Hendaye
UPI
Jose Miaja
Madrid
Castellon de la Plana
Minjas
Villareal
Castellon
Mijares
Miaja
Valencia
Francisco Franco
Franco
Barcelona
Weather Ohio Evening Forecast Describes Showers and Cooler North
Cloudy conditions dominate in Ohio with local showers in the south and cooler air near Lake Erie tonight. Saturday should be generally fair as low pressure lingers over eastern Ontario and the St Lawrence Valley. High pressure sits over Minnesota and the Western Lake Region, while rain and light showers are reported in Utah, Colorado, and the lower lakes with thunderstorms in Oklahoma, Arkansas, and northern Texas.
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Ohio
South Portion
Erie
Ontario
St Lawrence Valley
Lower Lakes
Minnesota
Western Lake Region
South Atlantic States
Northwest
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Utah
Colorado
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Seventeen Boys Start Camp Iss See Kes Season
Seventeen boys left the YMCA for Camp Iss See Kes on the Vermilion river led by Carl Wagner. Five will stay through summer, listing names such as David Taylor and Robert Kline. Fathers Day program Sunday and open house Wednesday. broadcast of Schmeling Souls fight.
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YMCA
Camp
Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Carl Wagner
David Taylor
Robert Kline
Bill Pemberthy
Roland Eger
Sam Rockwood
Don Bryan
Jack Cook
Bernard Lysaught
Tom Carr
Leo Andy John
Recovery Drive Of New Deal Is Under Way
The New Deal began a record breaking four billion dollar drive to spend its way back to economic recovery. Congress authorized a unprecedented total of one point three billion dollars in recent appropriations and relief measures.
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Washington
New Deal
Congress
Sinc
Harry Woodring
Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
Postpone Hearing On Fatal Shooting In Jonesville
A preliminary hearing for R B Alexander 22 of southwest Virginia charged with fatally shooting his wife Myrtle Wilson of Sandusky Ohio was postponed to Monday. Commonwealth Attorney Robert Ely said murder charges would be filed against both Alexander and German Salley the former husband of the deceased. Police say the fatal bullet struck the woman from at least five feet above the floor and she died 30 minutes later. Salley said he was absent from the room at the time.
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Jonesville
R B Alexander
Southwest Virginia
Myrtle Wilson
Sandusky
Commonwealth
Robert B Ely
Ely
Alexander
German Salley
Alexanders
Salley
Wisconsin Doctor Named President-Elect for AMA
Dr. Rock Sleyster of Wauwatosa Wisconsin was named president-elect by the American Medical Association at its convention in San Francisco. He will assume office when the AMA meets in St. Louis next year. The association scheduled meetings for New York in 1940 and Cleveland in 1941.
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San Francisco
Rock Sleyster
Wauwautosa Wis
American Medical Association
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Japan Rebuffs Soviet Protest Over Chinese Air Raids
Tokyo authorities rejected a Soviet protest presented by Constantin Smetanin and urged Russia to stop sending planes and pilots to China. Horinouchi, vice minister of foreign affairs, voiced a verbal rebuke and demanded reconsideration of Moscow's stance. The note cites ongoing Japanese air raids since July 1937 on peaceful Chinese cities.
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Tokyo
W.P
China
Foreign Office
Russia
Constantin Smetan
D’ Affiares
Kensuke Horinouchi
Horinouchi
Smetanin
Thousands Welcome Roosevelt At Salem
President Roosevelt arrives in Salem Mass to attend the wedding of his son John to Miss Anne Lindsay Clark. Crowds line the streets as he travels from the depot to the wharf aboard the Potomac, greeting John and Miss Clark with his party amid a celebratory mood.
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Salem Mass
Roosevelt
Washington
John
Anne Lindsay Clark
Potomac
Salem
Pennsylvania & Reading Company
Mr Roosevelt
Miss Clark
Sally
Charles McVay
Farmers Plan Protest At Montgomery County Fairgrounds
A mass meeting of farmers from 20 Ohio Indiana and Kentucky counties will protest the federal farm control plan at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds Dayton June 25. Webb Clark Dayton chairman said former Senator James A Reed of Missouri will be the principal speaker.
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Dayton
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
Webb Clark
James A Reed
Missouri
Clark
Farm Bill Signed Opens Funds For Federal Farm Activity
The White House announced President Roosevelt signed the 1939 Agriculture Department appropriation bill. It provides 1,089,719,000 dollars for federal farm activities in the next year with direct appropriations of 745,790,279 dollars, reapportionments of 189,405,000 dollars, and permanent allocations of 154,525,000 dollars.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
School Head Named for Martins Ferry District
F. L. Teal of Sycamore Ohio, former Canton schools superintendent, has been elected superintendent of Martins Ferry schools. He will succeed Walter L. Kocner.
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Martins Ferry, O
F. L. Teal
Sycamore
Canton Schools
Martins Ferry
Walter L. Kocner
Congress Quits After Record Appropriations
Washington June 17 The 7th Congress adjourned sine die after approving a peacetime record 21 billion dollar total in appropriations. Final actions included 3.752 billion for low mood relief and a 290 million deficiency bill funding emergency naval construction. The session boosted farm subsidies and rejected labor standards legislation amid calls for a blacklist approach.
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Washington
Congress
New Deal
Democratic Party
Mr Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
John L Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
Democratic House
Senate
House
Congress Adjournment Faces Major Issues for Next Session
As the 75th Congress adjourned, leaders said a government reorganization bill to give the president power to shift agencies must be renewed. Other key topics slated for next year include taxes, railroad finance, regional planning, antitrust reform, and farm legislation, with treaties on the St Lawrence Waterway and power development expected to reignite debate.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Pat Harnson
Senate Finance Committee
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Supreme Court
Cordell Hull
Canada
McCall Placed In Death Row
Franklin Pierce McCall, 21 year old minister's son, was moved to the Florida state prison farm death row at Raiford to await execution for kidnapping Jimmy Cash of Princeton. He arrived 24 hours after the Miami death sentence, wearing inmate dress and assigned to cell No 5 with other condemned men. Governor Cone must sign a death warrant before any further steps.
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Raiford
Fla
Franklin Pierce McCall
Jimmy Cash
Princeton
McCall
Miami
D C Coleman
L F Chapman
Chapman
Fred P Cone Coleman
Coleman
Dedication of Organ Delayed at First Baptist Church
Workmen install a new pipe organ at First Baptist Church but completion slips past the planned Sunday dedication. The pastor, Rev R W Neghbour, will announce a new dedication date this Sunday.
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First Baptist Church
R W Neghbour
Sen William King Urges Embargo On War Materials
Washington June 17 Sen William H King Democrat of Utah urged an official embargo to sever diplomatic relations with the country as a compromise to earlier demands. The Senate adopted a resolution condemning the bombing of civilians in warring nations. A committee will investigate and report findings to Congress later.
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Washington
Wiliam H King
Utah
Senate
Congress
Committee Named To Probe Campaign Costs
Speaker William B Bankhead appointed a seven member House committee to investigate campaign expenditures. Members include Reps Lawrence Lewis D Cole chairman Renee Derouen D La Thomas O Mally Wis Charles Kramer D Calif Donald O Toole D N Y Clarence E Hancock R N Y and Earl C Michener R Mich.
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Washington
William B. Bankhead
House
Lawrence Lewis
D. Cole
Renee Derouen
D. la
Thomas O'Mally
Wis
Charles Kramer
Calif
Donald O'Toole
Clarence E Hancock
Earl C. Michener
R, Mich
Four Die and Four Hurt in Highway 32 Collision
In Indianapolis four Cincinnati residents died and four others were injured when their car struck a truck on US Highway 32 southeast of the city. Victims include Joel Matricia 32 of Indianapolis Albert? No. Ada Robinson 41 and Andrew Hood 40 from Cincinnati and Eugene Plurmer 22 of Connersville.
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Indianapolis
City
Cincinnati
Joel Matricia
Eugene Plurmer
Connersville
Ind
Andrew Hood
Ada Robinson
Scout Camp To Rise Today At Fair Grounds
The Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts plan a three day Camporee at Lorain County Fair Grounds with 400 to 500 scouts from Lorain Erie and Huron Counties. Troops will register at a trading post and build a tented city with district features. A parade downtown and campfire programs are slated with Mayor Petro and Council President Castleman attending.
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Firelands
Fair Grounds
Joseph Q Petro
H B Castleman
Sandusky
Firelands Area Council
Scouts
No Evidence Of Spy Activity In Wheeling Case
FBI agent announces Dr Carl Otto German industrialist located in New York admitting ownership of a baggage with photographs and a German diary. Hoover says no spy activity indicated and investigation withdrawn. Dr Otto claims bag stolen in Pittsburgh and did not report it. he promised to notify Wheeling police. Federal agent in charge says data from a hotel guest room is being translated and decoded amid secrecy.
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Wheeling
W Va
S.pi
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Carl Otto
New York
J Edgar Hoover
FBI
Washington
J T Martin
Otto
Pittsburgh
Martin
Avon Youth Hurt In Auto Accident
Avon 18 year old George Hronec of Stoney Ridge Avon sustained multiple lac erations when a car he rode in rolled over after striking a car driven by Joseph Myers of Stoney Ridge road. Deputy sheriffs report Klyopp lost control while avoiding Myers and his vehicle was demolished. Hronec was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital by Ralph Schwartz.
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George Hronec
Stoney Ridge Avon
Joseph T Myers
Stoney Ridge Road
Michael Bulzomi
Paul Johnson Hronec
John Klyopp
East 15Th Street
Klyopp
Myers
Klyopps
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ralph Schwartz
Boy Drowns in Lake Erie Near Cleveland Pier
Seventeen year old Michael Priest, a Cleveland youth, drowned late yesterday after diving from a boat off a pier into Lake Erie. This marked the second drowning in Cleveland within 24 hours.
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Cleveland
Michael Priesta
Lake Erie
Thousands Dead as Yellow River Flood Spreads in China
Japanese engineers admit loss of control as flood expands across 1500 square miles. Thousands drowned, 3000 villages underwater, 70000+ homeless, with 200000 refugees in camps and 300000 marooned. Hankow forms a united front advisory council with Wang Ching-Wei leading war policy.
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Shanghai
Central
China
Grand Canal
Yellow River
Yangtze
Hankow
Council
Japan
People’s Advisory Council
Wang Ching-Wei
Roosevelt Family Gathers For Nahant Wedding Eve
The Roosevelt family met in Nahant Massachusetts for the wedding of John Roosevelt to Anne Lindsay Clark of Boston. President Franklin D Roosevelt planned to spent the interlude aboard the Potomac with family members and guests, with about 800 invited to the ceremony.
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Roosevelt
Nahant
Congressman Gasque Dies After Congress Adjourns
Washington June 17 Rep Allard H Gasque of South Carolina died at Walter Reed Hospital shortly after the 75th Congress adjourned He had suffered a heart ailment since May 29 at age 65 He is survived by his wife and four children.
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Washington
Allard H. Gasque
Walter Reed Hospital
Nine Executed in Blagoveshchensk Espionage Case
Report from Moscow states that on June 17 nine persons were executed at Blagoveshchensk in the Amur region on charges of espionage and sabotage.
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Moscow
Blagovechensk
Amur
Bargain Listing Highlights Daily Host of Services
A bustling directory note discusses numerous bargains and services appearing daily in a convenient format for readers seeking practical ads. The piece emphasizes a broad catalog of offers and the value of the listings for day to day shopping.
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Cl.de L Herring
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