Army Air Corps head removal demanded in probe
Washington June 16 House investigations demand ouster of Major General Foulois as head of the Army Air Corps. A four month inquiry accuses him of gross misconduct and inefficiency. critics fault his planes purchases and attitude toward aerial service. Foulois calls the report unfair and offers to meet accusers in open court as the panel plans further hearings.
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Washington
Army Air Corps
Benjamin D. Fou
Foulois
Airmai
Aircorps
Egeainst Aircorps
Bloodshed in Havana as 14 Die in Sunday Clash
Havana recounts a violent Sunday when government supporters and extremist gunmen clashed. At least 19 were killed and 60 wounded, four gunmen died after a later raid. A red sedan with New York plates fired on ABC parade followers, sparking fatal fire after attackers ignited its fuel. The demonstration by ABC backers drew up to 50,000 as Mendieta consolated in the wake.
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Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Cuba
Gorernmenot
ABC Resolutionary Party
Ramon Grau San Martin
New Deal
Mendieta
ABC
New York
Ohio Weather: Cloudy, showers this afternoon. cooler tonight
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions in Ohio with rain this afternoon and possible early tonight in the east portion. Tuesday will be fair and somewhat warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hitler Outlines Foreign Policy After Mussolini Talks
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler presenting a foreign policy outline after meeting Premier Mussolini. He stressed internal focus, deterrence via strength, and nonaggression while deferring bloc formation. He claimed Germany would arm as a great power yet attack no one, seeking peace through preparedness. The article also notes Ohio HOLO loans: 1,762 loans totaling $5,542,390 in the week, raising state totals to 43,611 owners and $145,557,521.
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Germany
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
France
Columbus
Ohio
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Elyrian Injured in Fall Near Local Bridge
Henry Joyce aged 59 of 251 Sifth Street is in critical condition at Memorial Hospital after a fall from the East Bridge Street railroad bridge. He was found by three youths Bruno Volk William Volk and Earl Hill near the Black River bank, with a forty foot drop. Joyce suffers a fractured skull per hospital reports.
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Henry Joyce
Sifth Street
Memorial Hospital
Joyes
Voys
Black River
East Bridge Street
Jores Weirs
Bruno
William Volk
Clark Street
Earl Hill
Joyce
Taylor
Seventeen Survivors of Knut Hamsum Rescued near Cuba
Seventeen survivors of the Knut Hamsum were rescued off Twelve League Keys near Santa Cruz Del Sur Cuba. The fishing boat Miguel ura picked them up with the condition of the men not stated. Funds for clothing food and transportation will be sent to them. The Knut Hamsum was burned in the Caribbean a week ago and the crew of 24 had earlier escaped in two boats.
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Havana
Knut Ham- Slim
Cuba
D’affarres
Santa Crus del Sur
League Keys
Miguelura
League Keyes
Santa Cruz
Caribbean
United Fruit
Compliance Board Ends Local NRA Duties in Elyria
Elyria’s NRA Compliance Board and peers nationwide have been dissolved, with duties reduced as permanent codes replace the President’s Agreement. Local members Artemas Beebe, Charles Crehore, L. C. Colson, Mrs. Charles Ensign, Mrs. Cary Wood and J. W. Dilgren served to aid manufacturers in adjusting to orders amid labor and equipment shortages. future complaints go to the State NRA Compliance Director in Cleveland.
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Elyria
NRA
Artemas Beebe
Hugh 8. Johnson
Charles Crehore
L. C
Cleveland
Elvrra Compliance Board
No. 2
Tax collection starts July in Lorain county
County Treasurer Walter J Wright announced mid year real estate and public utilities taxes totaling about 1.5 million dollars will begin July 1. About 29,000 bills will be mailed by next week with offices open countywide from July 1 to 20 for payments at multiple banks and loan offices.
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Walter J Wright
Lorain
National Bank of Commerce
City Bank
Amherst
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Oberlin
State Tax Commission
Fear spreads as tugmen strike threat to Great Lakes
The Great Lakes strike by about 1,000 tugmen could threaten 25,009 longshoremen and 9,000 seamen, potentially halting most shipping. Owen J. Kavenagh and Joseph J. Noonan met with the International Seamen's Union leaders in the district, with executive board approval likely to prompt local unions to vote to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Seamens Union
Great Lakes
Eaegcutne
Former legislator dies in Columbus at 90
Row land St. Clair Frame, 90, longtime state representative from Guernsey County, died at his Columbus home Sunday. He served two terms starting in 1850 and had moved to Columbus from Old Washington, Ohio six years ago. Funeral services will be held in Old Washington on Wednesday.
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Columbus
Rowland St. Clair Frame
Guernsey County
Old Washington
Steel union ultimatum aims at three party board
Washington June 18 Steel union labor leaders plan to hand four point strike settlement proposals to steel operators and the administration tomorrow They demand collective bargaining rights appointment of a three party industrial board prompt worker elections to confirm bargaining rights and board oversight of grievances The plan omits administration backed compromise and labor legislation passed by Congress and awaits Roosevelt signature The neutral board would mediate steel code disputes and supervise company property elections The move was drafted by William Green of the AFL and Michael F Tighe The group will present the proposals to Labor Secretary Perkins and seek Roosevelt audience The Pittsburgh union convention faced a strike vote as this bid surfaced and officials withheld comment.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Michael F. Tighe
Green
Tighe
Frances Perkins
Weekend Ohio toll rises from waterways to highways
United Press reports a weekend of water and road fatalities across Ohio. Names include Lloyd Rausch 32 and his daughter Betty 9 who drowned near Lakeside. Gail Ford a fisherman from Dayton Ky drowned in the Ohio River. Stanley Smallwood 36 of Columbus drowned at Ellis Dam. three Cleveland victims James Bill 35 John Walker Sr 18. Eugene Francis 23 of Columbus killed in Urbana auto crash. two Toledo women Miss Lillian Johnson 22 and Miss Marie Pollex 37 killed in separate accidents. Additional deaths include Wayne Courtad 24 Upper Sandusky Raymond Dimalne 29 Camp Zaleski CCC worker John Fogerty 59 Columbus William Kissen 21 and Louis Sagalow 24 New York City in a Route 5 46 collision south of Jefferson. Mrs Florence Chalker and her mother survived the crash. Erwin Hawksville 39 drowned after a boat capsize on Lake Erie west of Cleveland. Clarence Flumerfelt was rescued.
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United Press
Ohio
Lloyd Rausch
Marion
Betty
Sandusky Bay
Lakeside
Gail Ford
Dayton
Cincinnati
Mack Henry
Stanley Smallwood
Columbus
Ellis Dam
Muskingum River
Zanesville
Cleveland
James Bill
John C. Walker, Sr
Austin Zoll
Eugene C. Francis
Urbana
Toledo
Lillian Johnson
Marie Pollex
Wayne Courtad
Upper Sandusky
Raymond Dimalne
CCC
Camp Zaleski
Logan
John Fogerty
William P. Kissen
Lous Sagalow
New York City
Jefferson
Florence Chalker
Warren
Chalker
Kissen
Sagalow
Erwin Hawksville
Lake Erie
Clarence Flumerfelt
Sewer Rent Plan To Be Presented
Mayor W H Vanoster will present to the city council a plan to finance the Sewage Treatment Works and Sewer Ejector Station from user charges. He notes new laws reduce city revenues to a level less than one third of prior totals and urges funding through sewer rental charges per connection to maintain operation, maintenance, and pumping stations.
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W. H. Vanoster
Elyria
State Department of Health
Oberlin grads urged to unite wisdom and knowledge
Oberlin College baccalaureate sermon urged seniors to blend book knowledge with experience and wisdom. Dr Patton, Los Angeles pastor and general Congregationalist moderator, said wisdom grows from aiming beyond knowledge, aided by patience and self control.
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Oberlin
Winne
Carl Safford Patton
First Congregational Church
Los Angeles
Oberlin College
Patton
Marker Unveiled For Ridgeville Revolutionary War Soldier Joel Terrell
Western Reserve Society of the Sons of the American Revolution unveiled a grave marker at Ridgeville cemetery for Joel Terrell a Revolutionary War soldier. A Spirit of ’76 drum corps led a parade with colonial costumes followed by society members students and citizens. Judge Virgil Terrell accepted the marker and presented deeds from 1764 and 1813 detailing Terrell family history and Ridgeville settlement beginnings.
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Western Reserve Society Sons of the
Joel Terrell
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Western Reserve Society
William Holsinger
E. C. Young
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Ansell Beckwith
National Society of the Sons of American Revolution
Ruth Terrell
Thomas Terrell
Arthur Day
Terrell
Virgil Terrell
Judge Terrell
David Beebe
Connecticut Land Co
Officials Confer On Local Street Project
Mayor W. H. Vanoster and Safety-service Director Fred A Underhill conferred in Columbus with Ohio State Highway Director O. W. Merrill about surfacing Lake Avenue. They planned to return to Elyria tonight.
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W. H. Vanoster
Safety-service
Fred A Underhill
Columbus
O. W. Merrill
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Lorain Bridge Repair Approved by County Commissioners
County commissioners authorize County Surveyor Jack W. Warden to repair the floor of the District Street bridge in South Lorain by force account at a cost not to exceed 1408 dollars. Work to begin immediately.
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Lorain
Jack W. Warden
D1st Street
South Lorain
Probe Sandusky Fire at City Ice & Fuel Plant
Investigation opened into a Sandusky fire at the City Ice and Fuel Co. plant. Damage was about 30000 dollars after a two hour blaze yesterday night. firefighters stopped flames from reaching ammonia tanks.
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Sandusky
Sandusky, QO
City Ice & Fuel Co
Cleveland
Arguments Over Measures Delay End Of Session
Washington June 18 Sen Robert J Bulkley moved to withdraw the bank law amendment delaying adjournment plans. Senate opposition centered on charges that the Pennsylvania Railroad and Wall Street bankers influence labor disputes and legislation. House leaders planned adjournment. the housing and emergency bills remain, with adjournment contingent on passing the bank and labor bills.
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Washington
UkwIn
Congress
Robert J. Bulkley
D. D
Bulkies
Garner
Senate
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wall Street
House
Chamber
Joseph W. Burns
Daniel G. Hastings
Clarence C. Dill
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
James Couzens
Mich
Middle Avenue pays workers in May report shows wage totals
Mayor W H Vanoster released a report detailing the Middle Avenue project labor. May employed 126 unskilled workers earning 4822.75, 46 skilled workers got 4611.79, seven foremen 2352.70 for 1472 hours. April and March figures are listed, with total wages for Jan–Mar at 16769 for 2540 hours.
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W. H. Vanoster
Mos
Mout Bureau
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James A. Richards
First Church
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Sydney D. Strong
Olaf C. Christiansen
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Bruce H. Davis
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