New Dealers In Full Control Of Democrats
New Dealers head into the National Convention with full control and a likely fight over abolishing the two thirds rule. Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge arrives in Philadelphia amid shifting loyalties. Southerners want the two thirds rule to block unpalatable nominees while Postmaster General Farley supports abolition. Delegates from Dixie rally for a hard contest on the rule as the platform is debated.
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Pratt
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Atlanta
Talmadge
Roosevelt
Ite
Maron
Royal S. Copeland
New York
Wormer
Joseph Hly
Massachusetts
Frien
Alfred BE. Smith
Smith Himseelf
Asmikre
Dixie
James A. Farley
Madison Square
Farley
Weather forecast brief outlook article
Fair and cooler tonight. Friday fair and somewhat warmer in the northwest portion. Forecaster notes indicate slight regional variation with improving conditions.
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OWTO
Vriday
Reg
Agin
Strike in Belgium Widening Into Critical Phase
BRUSSELS June 18 A government decree authorizes food rationing as a 200000 worker strike spreads through textile plants. Emergency food transport planned. Demonstrators burn a canal bridge near Mons. Premier Van Zeeland orders precautions while seeking deals to restore workers by Monday.
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Brussels
Belgium
Mons
Paul van Zeeland
Adjourment Of Congress Held Up By Disputes
Washington June 18 Adjourment of Congress is delayed by legislative squabbles between the House and Senate over past tax relief delayed supplies and the Florida ship canal survey. The Warner Housing bill faces Senate resistance in the House banking committee while the relief deficiency bill returns to the Senate. The lobby bill is killed and conferees clash over treasury postal supply. Guffey coal and Copeland ship subsidy debates loom with differing House and Senate positions.
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House
Senate
Congress
Warner Housing
Hugo Bintek
Ala
Treasury-Post Office
Duncan VII. Fletcher
Fla
Sen
Royal
Copeland
N. Y
Wind Storm Damages Lorain County Trees and Structures
Severe wind and rain swept Lorain County causing tree and limb damage across several townships. Avon reported two small farm buildings blown over and several tires blown down. glass in a few greenhouses shattered in some spots but not uniformly. Fruit trees suffered limb loss but growers expected limited overall damage. roads were blocked briefly by debris but traffic recovered quickly. An experimental aerial electric cable in North Ridgeville endured with no major outages noted, reducing past windwire problems.
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Lorain County
Loram
Avon
Ohio Public Service Company
North Ridgeville
Sudden Heat Wave Takes Toll In Ohio
A sudden heat wave shattered June records across Ohio with highs near 97 in Columbus and 93 at Gallipolis, causing at least 11 hive losses and prompting officials to expect cooler weather. Storms and winds across the state led to multiple drownings including Norman Malacek 14 Henry Bender 62 and several other victims near Cleveland Lorain Mentor and Cincinnati. A 15 year old newsboy drowned in Akron while a Darton man died from lightning.
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United Press
State Weather Bureau
Columbus
Gallipolis
Alexander
Ohio
Alexande
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Norman Malacek
Henry Bender
Malacek
Benders
Leslie Bennetham
Lorain
Fairport Harbor
Mentor Yacht Club
Boss Crown
Oho
Cincinnati
Nelson Mason
Joseph Gacks
Bar Dall
Akron
Mike Wasko
Russell Sheaffer
Richfield
Ppa
Otterhein College
Westerville
Eugene Hayes
Kenia
Darton
John Nuke
George T. Kennedy
Miami River
State Nearing Completion Of Its Case Today
The state was to rest its case against Edward Gromand and Anthony Papes in a Wellington Bank robbery trial. Prosecutors presented a strong witness lineup identifying the defendants and described an attempted gun and blade smuggling plot linked to Gromand. Witnesses noted a brown eyed feature and a coupe seen near Hutternut Ridge road, with the abandoned car later found behind a hedge fence at Routes 82 and 47.
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Edward Gromand
Anthony Papes
Wellington
Cleveland
Hloward Butler
Steve Brindza
County
Jad
Gromand
Brindza
Annstra
Eddie
William
Samuel Provenza
Ed Monroe
Chaner Davidson
Miss ‘Ti
William Gromand
Provenza
Papes
Miss Ittu
Wiliam Gromand
Joseph Woodines
Paul Chapman
Sherif Clarence Dick
Gertrude Dubble
William Murray
Guise Lacy
Charles Adams
Gramand
J.J. Helton
Charles Berry
Elyria
Walter Gauth
Butternut Ridge Road
Oear
Hutternut Ridge Road
Gouth
Nenuties
Wellington High to Offer Commercial Course Next Year
The Wellington Board of Education plans a commercial course at Wellington High School and seeks a qualified teacher. As one of the county’s largest schools, the district expects strong student interest with many requests already received.
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Wellington High School
Wellington Board of Edaucation
Wellington
Gorki, Renowned Russian Writer, Dies at 68
Moscow reports the death of Masim Gorki, famed short story and drama writer and literary champion of the Soviet proletariat, after a lengthy illness. He was 68.
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Moscow
Masim Gorki
Severe strike clash at Kent plant leaves many wounded
At the Black and Decker plant in Kent Ohio a six hour battle left fourteen men wounded or gassed as strikers armed with rifles fought nonstrikers. The clash saw seven strikers and seven nonstrikers shot or overcome by tear gas near the plant gates. Picket lines grew to about 1900 as demonstrations spread to nearby Twin Coach and Lamson-Sessions plants.
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Kent
Kent. O
Ur— Mickels
Black and Uecker Co
Blac and Decker
Twin Coach Co
Lamson Sessions Co
Vket Lunes
Gerads
Tyin Caneh Co
A. Omy
Brady Lake Road
Four Officers Of National Guard Ordered To Kent Strike Area
Four National Guard officers were ordered to Kent by Adjutant General Emil St. Mark with instructions to assist Sheriff I. Bure and secure medical aid for injured workers at the Black and Decker plant. Troops would move only if the sheriff requested state action. Major George W Conelly of Cleveland and Captains Joseph Parilla, P. K. Baker, and F. G. Rutner of Akron were designated observers for the Adjutant General's office.
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Tume
Ghia Nationial Guard
Kent
Emil St. Mark
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Paesse
Black and Decker Company
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Marx
George W Conelly
Cleveland
Joseph Parilla
P. K. Baker
F. G
Rutner
Akron
Adjutant General's Office
Injured From Strike Clash Listed at Kent Plant
The Kent June 17 report lists the injured from the Black and Becker Co. clash. Tony Pudlocki, 50, Kent, gunshot wound to leg. Lester Gahring, 32, Kent, gas exposure. Steve Vandensteen, 30, Brady Lake, severely gassed. W. A. Gray, Kent, buckshot to face. William Dick, 22, Brady Lake Rd., buckshot to face. Harry Rood, Kent, buckshot to face. James Pomphrette, Kent, buckshot to face. Seven others inside the plant were unnamed or unavailable for details.
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Kent
Black and Becker Co
Tony Pudlocki
Lester Gahring
Steve Vandensteen
Brady Lake
W. A. Gray
William Dick
Brady Lake Rd
Harry Rood
James Pomphrette
President Wins Control Of Massive Relief Bill
Washington report says Congress completed action on a 2.376 billion relief deficiency bill. The Senate sent it to the White House with House gains on tax measures and removal of a Florida canal survey proposal. Roosevelt gains sole control over relief funds with Ickes broad discretionary power for loans and grants. The measure funds WPA activities and TVA and Social Security actions, and trims dam expenditures at Cilbertsville and Watts Bar.
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Senate
White House
House
Florida Ship Canal
William B. Bankhead
Roosevelt
PWA
Harold Ickes
Florida Canal
Duncan A. Fletcer
Tennessee Valley Authority and
Social Security Board
Cilbertsville
Watts Bar
Tenn
One Killed Four Injured In Auto Crashes
One person died and four were injured in two traffic accidents reported yesterday afternoon and last evening. Franklin Muenzer, 21, of Elmore, Ohio, died at Oberlin’s Allen Hospital from chest injuries after a three car collision on Route 20 south of Kipton. Three others had minor injuries. The second crash on West River road near Ford road involved Steve Kish, 45, of Elyria, who bicycled without a light and was struck by Steve Bare. Kish suffered a fractured jaw and skull with multiple cuts. he was listed in fair condition at Birria Memorial Hospital after an ambulance ride.
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Franklin Muenzer
Elmore
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Calliston
Kipton
Weer River Road
Ford Road
Steve Kish
Kish
West River Road
Sam Peat
Louis Schmeling Bout Postponed Until Tomorrow
The Joe Louis and Max Schmeling heavyweight fight in New York was postponed from tonight to tomorrow due to rain. The delay shifts the event timing but preserves the heavyweight title showdown between the two renowned boxers.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Pertinent Facts About Elyria City Layout and Growth
Elyria covers more than eight square miles with a population between twenty and thirty thousand. Its wide main streets, well paved and clean, reduce crowding and reflect early planning. Shade trees line many avenues, giving Elyria a forested appearance when viewed from above.
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Hlyria
Ohio
Elyria
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