France and Britain back new policy on Italy sanctions
Paris June 19 France joined Great Britain in a policy shift to abolish League sanctions against Italy. The cabinet approved a course to raise sanctions only after a League action. Aiming for peace, France will back a committee to end the economic siege after London and Baldwin urged Franco German understanding. The June 26 League Council and June 30 assembly will receive instructions. Italy was declared aggressor last October after the assault on Ethiopia.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
London
Italy
Greg Delbos
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
League Counci
League
Haille Selassie
Boy riders escape injury after bicycle collision
Two boys on a bicycle were struck by a car at Furnace and West River streets but escaped injury. The riders were Paul Polgar of 37 West River and Steve Blick of 118 Hazel, with Emma Emody of 528 Furnace Street cited. A second collision on Court and Broad involved a Haswell car driven by Jones of 169 Ridge Street and a vehicle driven by Harry Ambus of Sandusky, which sustained damage.
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Emma Emody
Furnace Street
West River Streets
Paul Polgar
West River Street
Steve Blick
Hazel Street
Robert Haswell
Ridge Street
Driv
William Jones
Harry Ambus
Sandusky
Court
Broad Streets
Township Trustees And Clerks To Meet June 25th
A large delegation of trustees and clerks from Loram county and county officials will attend the Ohio State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks summer meeting at Cedar Point June 25 and 26. The event, begun in 1928, now includes over 3 000 elected officials. Gary A. Speir reports an entertainment program with a Canada boat trip. Erie County recorder chairs the meeting. Association officers include Joe R. Thomas Hayesville president John W. Tucker Pataskala vice president and judge Charles Paker Jr Painesville secretary treasurer.
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Loram County
Ohio State Association of Township Trustees
Cedar Point
Canada
Jenia
Gary A. Speir
Erie County Recorder
Joe R. Thomas
Hayesville
John W. Tucker
Pataskala
Charles Paker, Jr
Painesville
Lorain County Sets Fees for Relief Medical Services
The Lorain County Commissioners and Lorain County Medical Society agreed on standardized relief service fees. Office calls with medicine or dressing cost 145 dollars, daytime home or hospital visits 2 dollars, and night visits 2 dollars. Obstetrical cases are 25 dollars, 38 dollars with instruments. tabulated fees for major operations were set at 23 dollars.
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Lorain County
Board of Couty Commissioners
Lorain County Medical Society
Simme
Mazar
Death record for Adat Kolb and Sgt Tom Short
Funeral services for the late Adat Kolb of Cleveland will be held Saturday afternoon at four o'clock from the Emil Haag & Son Funeral Home in Ber Ban Jo Cai deme Lac. Sgt Tom Short is officially listed as killed in action in the Battle of the Argonne Fore and today had a veterans' bonus of 1480 dollars. Short was later found among the dead listed in the state’s war dead roster after his death certificate was issued.
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Ban Jo Cai Deme Lac
Tom Short
Retian Io E
Battle of the Argonne
Short
Acquitted On Charge Of Killing Friend
Springfield, QC June 12 Clarence A Haslep acquitted on a charge of killing Luther Chapman 32 in his Carlisle garage on Jan 2 A M verdict returned by seven men five women Defendants parents heard the verdict Chapman found mortally wounded on the floor of the garage Haslep aided in building the garage Prosecuting attorney contended Haslep killed Chapman to win Mrs La Dona Chapman Mrs Chapman admitted intimacy with Haslep
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Springfield
Clarence A. Haslep
Luther Chapman
New Carlisle
Nise
Orville Wear
Hasten
Theriend
Chapman
la Dona Chapman
Hasley
County Officials Attend Akron Conference Meeting
County Commissioners John E. Davidson Oscar G. Dunn and E M Wickens with County Auditor C. S. Kelser and Deputy Auditor Co A Horn traveled to Akron to join the Northeastern Ohio Commissioners Association regular meeting. Relief problems of counties were the principal topic of discussion.
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John E. Davidson
Oscar G. Dunn
EM Wickens
C. S. Kelser
A. Horn
Akron
Northeastern Ohio Commissioners’ Association
Riot at Black and Decker plant as strikebreakers clash
A riot erupted when strikebreakers arrived to seal the Black and Decker plant. Deputies and National Guard faced a mob of about 2,000 as shots and tear gas were used. Workers and women joined a crowd extending from the gates to nearby factories, with arrests planned for those charged with shouting and wound intent.
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Tis
National Guard
Burt
Ratventia
Black and Decker
Dockem
Rwmnr
Akron E
Coughlin Third-Party Coalition Sparks City Intrigue
Coughlin’s Tuesday statement signaling a third party rise drew interest in old line political circles though lacking evident excitement. Many privately expect a Coughlin Townsend viney Long coalition to shape November results. The announcement stirred cautious political chatter as several prominent figures were considered then ruled out, leaving Lemke or Ely as potential candidates, or perhaps a newcomer.
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Coughlin
Coughlin- Townsend -Viney Long
Ighlin
Conghhin
Lemke
Ely
Oberlin Summer Band concert opens season features Robert Melcher
Oberlin announces the first concert of the season by the Oberlin Summer Band to be held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the handstand on the square. Robert Melcher, director for the summer, a University of Oberlin Conservatory graduate, has brought the band to a first class organization. Rehearsals continue Mondays and Thursdays at 7 p.m. in the Oberlin High School Auditorium. Various local and regional musicians join, with baton twirling by the Oberlin Junior Fife and others to precede the program. Several local residents and students are noted in social notices.
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Qberlin
Oberlp
Business Men's Club
Robert Melcher
Melteher
Ubertin Conservatory of Music
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Neusi
Plan County-Wide Republican Picnic Announced
Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club opens plans for a county-wide picnic at Crystal Beard on Sunday July 26 with nationally known speakers from Washington and Columbus. The event, in conjunction with the Lorain County Young Women's Republican Club, also previews an outing for members and friends on July 18. Principal speaker Richard Stevens shares impressions from the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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Crystal Beard
Lorain County
Oberthlast Tighe
Washindon
Columbus
Ltrain County
Emibers
Richard Stevens
Cleveland
Hunt For Bodies Of Storm Victims
Search continued for three of the five believed drowned after a night storm near Rocky River. Alex Bercsenyi 34, a postal clerk, and Norman Malacek 15 were recovered yesterday. Henry Bender 62 was with Malacek when the boat capsized, and Digman Butler and Fred Stulz were in an empty boat found nearby. Police in Minneapolis note a separate report on driver permit interpretations amid misspellings affecting public welfare.
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Cleveland
Alex Bercsenyi
Norman Malacek
Stillassing
Henry Bender
Young Malacex
Dignad Butler
Fred Stulz
Rocky River
PWA Contracts Review Reveals $7,472.74 Awarded Monday
Number Three continues with details on PWA expenditure limits and approvals. The Inchal board faces potential funding gaps if further PWA approval is not granted, as equipment contracts totaling $7,472.74 were awarded Monday night.
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PWA
McClellan
Men Accused In Holdup To Be Arraigned Today
Hearing set before Justice Arthur Bugle in Spocom today for Nick Nichols of Cleveland charged with robbing Emil Ruth of $2.08 and a watch about two months ago. Sheriff’s department seeks second robber in the New York State cell and arrest of a second person. Charles believed to have filed a prior action against Mike Datorpo of Cleveland in this offense and may be dropped. DeCorso free on bond. Nichols recently pleaded not guilty at Engies court.
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Spocom
Arthur Bugle
South Anherst
Nick Nichols
Cleveland
Emil Ruth
Sheriff'’S Department
York State
Storstt
New York State
Court records show milk permit charge and lawsuits filed
Henry Heinzerling of South Amherst pleaded guilty to selling milk without a permit from the County Board of Health and was released on a $50 bond for trial. The Cleveland Trust sues Anthony Skolny et al of Lorain for $2,620 with foreclosure sought. Conway sues Home Owners' Loan for legal services totaling $1,260 with itemized fees and a high single charge of $1,600 listed.
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Henry Heinzerling
South Imherst
County Board of Health
Joseph Petro
F. R. Dew
County Health
Goniastoner
Heinzerling
Cleveland Trust Company
Anthony Skolny
T A Conway
Homa Owners’ Loan Corporation
Shilboes
T Ting
Lans
Eight Prisoners Riot Over Narcotics On Train
Eight federal prisoners en route from Yoleda Ohio to Leavenworth Kansas rioted on a moving train after handcuffs were removed near Elkhart Indiana. Guards subdued them with fists and gun butts as windows were broken and a card table hurled. police escorted the group into Chicago and onto another train toward Leavenworth. Names of the prisoners were not released.
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Chicago
Yoleda
Leavenworth, Kan
Ater
J. T. Sell
United States Marshall
Toledowan
Elkhart
Ind
Sell
Leavenworth
Purchase Fire Hose Contracts Let by City Board
The city board of control awarded contracts for 75 feet of new fire hose at a total cost of 762.50 to three of 11 bidders yesterday afternoon. Winners were The Fabric Fire Hose Company and The Eureka Fire Hose Company each for 250 feet at 1.00 per foot, and The Republic Rubber Company for 250 feet at 1.050 per foot.
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City Board of Control
Fabric Fire Hose Company
Eureka Fire Hose Company
Republic Rubber Company
Summer school opens with compact hours at Ely High
The note outlines summer sessions from early morning hours with classes from dawn to mid afternoon. High school students will attend six days weekly including Saturdays, while grade school runs five days with no Saturday classes. Washington and Linseth buildings host all sessions. fees apply: six dollars per high school subject, eight dollars for out of town students, four dollars for grade school two subject allowance.
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Washington and Linseth Buldings
Ely Thigh Sehens
Severs
Biyrtia
Market Roundup with Livestock and Produce Listings
Readable segments show bids and receipts across cattle hogs and sheep, with market steady to lower in places. Grain prices at Toledo elevators, assorted produce and poultry rates listed, including specific weights and per-unit prices for each item.
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Plesdy
Aici
Ewes
Ohare
Goes To Gallows For Kidnapping In Oklahoma
Yokia Gooch, 27, hanged at McAlester State Prison after abducting two Texas officers and releasing them unharmed. He dropped through the trap at 3:07 AM local time and was pronounced dead minutes later. Washington reports note Senator Frazier plans to attach a farm mortgage rider to coal control legislation.
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State Prison
Mcalester
Yokia
Texas
Oklahoma
Clefenry
Washington
Seniynn Frazier
Col Breckinridge Avoids Democratic National Convention
New York June 19 Col Henry Breckinridge a New York lawyer who opposed Roosevelt in the Democratic primaries announced he would not attend the Democratic National Convention next week He said he would not have headquarters or anyone represent him there and declined to give a reason He has long been a critic of the New Deal and opposed Roosevelt's renomination in 1900.
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New York
Henry Breckinrridge
Roosevelt
Oakio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Breckinridge
Charles A. Tandbergh and
Mr. Roosevelt
Ser
Hary Flood Byrd
Virginia
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Ernest Yorom
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J R Moore
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Oberlin College
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Marjorie Hubbard
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Ruth Hubbard
Theodore Crossen
Barbara Ang
Swarthmore
Heusner
West College Street
Ella Kendeigh
Woodland Avenue
Earl Kendeigh
Henrietta
Adeline Gehrkens
University of Wisconsin
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Patterson
New Jersey
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Edward “Eschinski
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