Relief Camp Planned for 80 Frail Children
County Relief Director M A Houghton asks commissioners to appropriate 2500 to fund food medical care and incidentals for an 80 child Fresh Air Camp at Camp Iss-See-Kies on Vermilion river for six weeks starting July 27. Federal Work Relief funds will pay nurses guards cooks and other help. state relief commission has allotted 1795 FPWR funds for the camp.
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M A. Houghton
Vermilion River
Houghton
Columbus
State Relef Commission
FPWR
Bills Passed As Congress Ended Session Monday
Washington June 19 last minute bills passed by congress before adjournment included an administration housing act funding a 1 billion dollar home repair and modernization drive and a 200 million loan fund for modernization. Other measures increase the Home Owner Loan Corporation and authorize mortgage guarantee. provide drought and direct relief funding. permit use of RFC funds for emergencies. extend a six year mortgage relief for farmers. set tobacco production controls and taxes. establish a national railway labor adjustment board. and allow liquor sales on certain former Indian lands.
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Washington
Congress
Administration Housing Act
Home Owner Loan Corporation
Mutual Mort- Base
CCC
PWA
RFC
Kerr Tobacco Control
National Railroad Adjustment Board
Labor
Senate
Library Adopts Summer Schedule At Digria Library
The Digria Library shifts to summer hours with Miss Charlotte Brooks announcing changes. The library closes Wednesday at noon and 6 pm on Tuesday Thursday and Friday while Monday and Saturday extend to 8 30 pm.
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Digria
Charlotte Brooks
The Weather Forecast Ohio Tonight Through Wednesday
Ohio forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures rise modestly inland with slightly warmer readings in the north and central areas tonight and across the state Wednesday.
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Ohio
Five Hurt When Auto Plunges From Quarry Cliff
Five people were injured when their car plunged 30 feet into a stone quarry on Kelleys Island. They were rushed by speed boats to Sandusky hospitals from the island ten miles offshore. The most seriously hurt was Donald Hawford, 19, of Lakewood, with deep head wounds. Other victims were Jack Lawson, 19, Myron Dwelle, 17, Lydia Dwelle, 19, and Woodrow McKillups, 20, all of Kelley’s Island. The vehicle swerved and toppled into the quarry.
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Sandusky
Kelley’s Island
Lake Erie
Donald Hawford
Lakewood
Jack Lawson
Myron Dwelle
Lydia Dwelle
Woodrow McKillups
Kelley's Island
Mystery of Miss Tulverson Deepens Across Cities
United Press reports rapid developments in the Agnes Tulverson disappearance mystery. Investigations span Detroit New York Vienna London and Brighton with suspected murder and larceny charges. Evidence includes baggage found at a Vienna apartment mislabeled belongings and a torso found in Brighton fueling questions about her fate.
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United Press
Agnes C. Tulverson
Detroit
New York
United States
England
Miss Turverson
Vienna
Ivan Poderjay
Miss Tufverson
Poderjay
Suzanne Ferrand
Mile
Ferrand
Miss Tulverson
London
Wolan
Brighton
Pierpont Makley Denied New Trial in Dillinger Case
Lima June 19 Pierpont and Makley convicted of Sheriff Larber murder during the Dillinger jail break last October were denied new trials by three judges of the third district appellate court The two men are slated for execution by electric chair July 13 at the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus Witnesses said Pierpont fired the fatal shot after the sheriff was beaten and kicked Russell Clark a Dillinger gang member is serving life for participation in the jail delivery Judges ruled shackling and militiaman guard precautions justified to prevent violence or escape Clarence Miller defense lawyer plans a rehearing then possible appeal to the state supreme court
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Lima
Harry Pierpont
Charles Makley
Jess Larber
John Dillinger
Third District Appellate Court
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Pierpont
Russell Clark
Dillinger
William Klinger
Charles Guerney
R. H. Williams
Clarence Miller
State Supreme Court
City Receives 787 Dollars for Hall Repair Project
Federal Work Relief funds totaling 787 dollars approved by the State Relief Commission will be used to repair the first floor of City Hall for use by the Federal Reemployment Bureau. Remodeling is seen as a step toward establishing the bureau locally, with the city supplying materials.
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State Relief Commission
Federal
Columbus Dispatches
End of the 73rd Congress Ends Roosevelt Era
Washington June 19 The 73rd Congress that enacted the New Deal went home at 11:45 p.m. today after a drab adjournment. Senate passed key measures including the housing bill and farm mortgage act while awaiting Roosevelt veto on the farm bill. Congress suspended activities until next January.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Traynor Named Pirate Manager in Surprise Pittsburgh Shift
Harold J. Traynor was named manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, succeeding George Gibson in an unexpected move ordered by President William Ben swanger. The announcement came in Pittsburgh on June 19 and marks a new era for the Pirates under Traynor’s leadership.
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Pittsburgh
Harold J
Pie
Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
George Gibson
William Benswanger
Summer School Enrollment Surges at Elyria High
Elyria High opened its six week summer session with about 106 high school and 44 grade school students enrolled, roughly doubling totals from 1933. J D Severs, assistant principal, prepared a tentative high school teacher list awaiting approval. Classes run six days weekly for high school and five for grade school, with most high school students taking two subjects.
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Elyria High
Aimivatt
Hngh
J. D. Severs
President Roosevelts Capital Stay Ends Tonight in Style
Washington reports the president will depart late tonight for New Haven to receive an honorary degree from Yale University and to watch the YaleHarvard crew races. He will also visit Hyde Park before returning to Washington to finish his duties. The trip precedes his Hawaii journey planned for June 59.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
New Haven Conn
Yale University
Harvard
Hyde Park
Five Killed In Oil Tank Blast At Jamestown Farm
Jamestown, June 19. The death toll from a blast at the Rich field oil tank farm near Jamestown rose to five with three others critically injured. Two 20,000 gallon gasoline tanks exploded after a fire, showering a crowd of 300 with burning fuel. Victims include firemen Oscar H. Bloom 47 Walter Kastenhuber 32 Raymond Allison 37 and spectators James Anderson 15 Harry Goleynski 19.
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Jamestown
Richfield
Oscar H. Bloom
Walter Kastenhuber
Raymond Allison
James Anderson
Harry Goleynski
Bills Left By 73rd Congress
Washington report lists key bills debated but not enacted by the 73rd Congress. Items include amendments to the AAA act, Wagner labor disputes, Tugwell Copeland food and drug reform, unemployment and old age pension proposals, six hour work day for rat workers, McLeod bank deposit payoff, DI bonus, Frazier Lemke mortgage inflation, oil administration, and banking act amendments. Most are expected to reappear in winter sessions.
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Washington
Tard
AAA
Wagner
Tugwell-Copeland Pure Food and Drugs
Connery
McLeod Bank Depost
Frazier-Lemke
Congress
Admiral Nelson criticizes park funds and says boat unused
Councilman Elmer Nelson reported the promised boat for Cascade Park is not in use as planned. He blasted the park commission for gadgets instead of first aid gear and questioned hiring out of town workers while noting other park and street issues.
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Elmer Nelson
Admiral Nelson
Cascade Park
Council
Kid
Nelson
Park Commission
Middie Avenue
Nel
Union Leaders Propose Permanent Steel Strike Truce
In Washington on June 19 union heads presented a four point peace plan to Secretary Perkins. Led by Michael Tighe the AFL International president, they seek tri party mediation to arbitrate disputes, elections, and enforce representation. The plan mirrors the labor disputes law but adds equal worker representation. Green says acceptance would end the war.
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Washington
Thei
Frances Perkins
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Michael Tighe
Inter-national
Miss Perkins
Green
Tighe
Army of Toads Invades Elyria
Thousands of tiny toads invaded Elyria lawns after rain, per residents near Uochstrest and the river. Marie Nichols of 538 Lod Street noted the numbers were higher than in prior years, saying the toads help keep garden bugs in check as they linger through the summer.
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Lorain
Elyria
Uochstrest
Marie Nichols
Lodstreet
Joyce Condition Still Critical After 40 Foot Fall
Henry Joyce Elyman remains critically injured after a 40 foot fall near East Bridge Street railroad Sunday. Memorial Hospital reports an unthanked condition with a fractured skull and skull trauma.
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Henry Joyce
Elyman
East Bridge Street
Memorial Hospital
Joyce
Bank Heist Nets $15000 At Montreal Branch
Two men robbed an uptown Provincial Bank in Montreal this morning taking $15,000. One forced staff into the manager's office while the other rifled the wills. They fled in an automobile.
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Montreal
Quebec
UPI
Raids Continue in Akron and Youngstown Says Official
Columbus June 19 LP Ed Mund G Mathews chief of the division of enforcement of the state liquor department said liquor raids in Akron and Youngstown over the weekend were only the beginning. He declared the department will press on until bootleggers are completely eradicated.
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Columbus
Akron
Youngstown
Edmund G. Mathews
State Liquor Department
Local officials weigh Lake Avenue resurfacing plan
Mayor W H Wauoster and Safety Service Director Fred A Underhill met highway director O W Merrill after a Columbus trip to discuss resurfacing Lake Avenue. Merrill will consider the issue, with a likely investigation. Estimated cost for the west elite street ranges from 1400 to 1509 dollars, and officials seek state funding.
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W. H. Wauoster
Safety Service
Fred A. Underhill
Columbus
O. W. Merrill
Stats
Lake Avenue
Merrill
West Elite Street
Uty i
Oberlin Honors Three With Distinguished Degrees
At Oberlin College's 101st commencement three honorary degrees were awarded. Carl Engel received the Doctor of Music for his role leading the Library of Congress Musical Division in Washington. William Ernest Hocking, Harvard Philosophy professor, earned an LL D. Daniel Walldard, president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, received the other LL D. The ceremony highlighted contributions in music philosophy and transportation leadership.
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Oberlin College
Carl Engel
Library of Congress
Washigton
D. C
William Ernest Hocking
Harvard
Daniel Wallard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Oberlin Awards Service Medal to Dr Bradley
Dr Dan F Bradley of Cleveland was awarded Oberlin College Alumni Association's distinguished Service Medal, the highest honor from the alumni. A 1882 Oberlin graduate and long time trustee, he led Pilgrim Congregational Church and held posts at Yankton and Grinnell colleges, with civic and church service noted. He spoke at President King's funeral and helped Oberlin's centennial celebration.
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Oberlin
Dan F. Bradley
Oberlin College Alumni Association
Bradley
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
Pilsum Congregational Church
Qleveland
Yankton College
Yankton
N. U
Grinnell College
Cornell University
National Congrégational Court
Cleveland
King
Bettman to Speak at B OL P Rally in Elyria
The Republic and primary campaign begin July 12 with a dinner rally at First Methodist church at 6 30 p m where Hon Gilbert Bettman will speak. Elyria Women Republicans will host and all county party candidates are to be introduced. Tickets from Mrs A C Schilleman. Also: County commissioners approve 9700 relief estimate for July direct relief funds.
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Gilbert Bettman
First Methodist Church
Elyria Women’s Republicans
A. C. Schilleman
Board of County Commissioners
County Relief Commission
Tax-laden sewer rental plan faces council opposition
Lusty opposition to Mayor W J Vanoster's sewer rental tax proposal erupted at last night's meeting as council discussed a first reading. The plan would tax water use with a 40 cent monthly minimum, rising for larger users, to fund sewage operations and offset city deficits. Critics warned the measure was premature, unjust to residents without storm sewers, and could drive factories away. Council members argued the city must curb expenses and warned of a referendum if enacted.
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Vanoster
W. G. Smith
Smith
Marseilles Avenue
Baxter Sharp
Washington Avenue
Sharp
Lars Lautenschleger
Prisoners Escape From Ohio Honor Camp in London Farm
Layton Devolt, 31, serving a first degree murder term, and John Anderson, 46, serving one to 20 years for a statutory offense, fled from the London Prison Farm honor camp. Devolt, from Ross County, sent in 1930 and moved to prison farms in 1931 after time at Ohio State penitentiary, with officials pursuing both escapees.
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Npi
Layton Devolt
Devolt
Ross County
Ohio State Penitestiage
Jobn Anderson
Pat
Scioto County
Maral
Waping
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