Plane Crashes Near Dayton Claiming Pilot’s Life
DAYTON O June 19 Wright Field officers investigated a light pursuit plane crash twelve miles northwest of Dayton that killed Lieut F O Redetzke the lone occupant. Redetzke from Wausau Wisconsin had a weekend trip to St Paul Minnesota. Farmers Ed Thunderberg and William McCord notified Wright Field after hearing the crash at 1130 p m. The aircraft was demolished and the body badly crushed and investigators could not immediately determine a probable cause. Redetzke had served in the power branch at Wright Field since August 1936.
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Dayton
Wright Field Army
F. O. Redetzke
Redetzke
Wausau
Wis
St. Paul
Minn
Wright Field
Ed Thunderberg
William McCord
Minneapolis Man Skates to World’s Fair and Back for Prize
Ken Chrysler of Minneapolis skated from May 13 to June 13 to New York for the World's Fair and plans to return by July 13. If he finishes in Minneapolis on schedule, he wins 2500 pounds from a skate maker. He seeks credentials from mayors and papers and has letters from Mayor La Guardia and Governor Lehman.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ken Chrysler
Minneapolis
Minn
Chrysler
New York
LaGuardia
New York City
Lehman
Route 20
Quick Action On New Tax Bill Eyed By House
The House plans rapid passage of a tax bill to aid business by removing undistributed corporate profits tax and limiting debate to three hours. Senate timing aims to expedite given nuisance taxes and revenue needs, with Republicans calling it a retreat from New Deal policy and Democrats seeking to curb irritants to spur activity. The bill is expected to lift business activity enough to maintain about 1.5 billion dollars in annual revenue.
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Washington
House
Senate
Pleads Not Guilty To Disorderly Conduct
Paul Stantion Sr of 231 Rush Street pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct in police court before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro after a 6 30 p m arrest on a complaint by Jacob Tomoko. The accuser said Stantion halted a ball game, choked his 14 year old son Joe, damaged a bat and threw the ball into a junk yard. Trial set for 9 a m Wednesday.
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Paul Stantion
Rush Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Stantion
Jacob Tomoko
Tomoko
Joe
Petro
West street intoxicated woman to be released without charges
Police Chief E J Stankard said a West street woman taken into custody after officers found her intoxicated will be released today with no charges filed. She spent last night in county jail.
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E. J Stankard
West Street
Athletes Foot Ringworm Results From Varied Fungi
Dr. Chrisman explains athletes foot or tinea pedis is a common fungal skin disease affecting many adults and college students. He notes it occurs on feet hands face neck and groin and can lead to secondary infections though systemic acidosis is not involved.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
United States
Foot and skin Infections Linked to Public Bathing Practices
A soggy skin eruption spreads from toes to feet and hands, groin, armpits, face, and ears with blistering and scaling. It resembles eczema and may become chronic. Public baths often use a ten percent sodium thiosulfate soak to reduce infections.
Treating a Recurring Skin Disease with Early Iodine and a Salicylic-Camphor Powder
Dr. Douglas B. Prehn reports on widespread skin disease among Navy staffs with 93 percent affected. He endorses early tincture of iodine and a simple powder mix of salicylic acid Ave grams camphor eight grams starch thirty-five grams used by rubbing into skin beyond the lesion. All blisters are removed. cure occurs within a month with maintenance once or twice weekly. A salt shaker is handy for application.
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Whitfield
Douglas B. Prehn
United States Navy
Clipper Completes Transatlantic Flight in Under a Day
The Atlantic Clipper completes the first trans Atlantic passenger flight of Pan American Airways from Port Washington New York to Lisbon ending 23 hours 30 minutes. Sixteen newspaper and broadcasting representatives join the crew and two Pan American staff aboard bringing total aboard to 30.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Pan American Airways
Marseilles
France
Port Washington
New York City
Inquiry Opens Into Sinking Of U S Submarine Squalus
A four man court of inquiry opened at Portsmouth Navy Yard to determine if faulty construction or other factors caused the Squalus sinking on May 23 near the Isles of Shoals with 26 lives lost. The board headed by Rear Admiral William T. Tarrant will hear survivors and may adjourn until the submarine is raised, possibly within a month.
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N. H
Navy Today
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Isles of Shoals
Thetis
Liverpool
Phenix
Indo-China
Claude A. Swanson
William T. Tarrant
First Naval District
Auto Slips From Levee Killing Eight in San Joaquin
Martinez Cal June 19 UP Authorities at Stockton ask ed to send a diver to search for bodies of eight persons who drowned when their automobile slid from a levee into a 20 foot deep slough of the San Joaquin River Ten in the car were Renato Pellagrini 30 the driver who swam out with eight year old daughter of Mrs Clara Biagini dead are Frank Cissarro 44 Mrs Clara Biagini Roy Biagini 6 Christina Biagin 30 Amelia Bellamini 31 all of San Francisco Guido Galli 30 his wife Bruna 28 and their four year old daughter Barbara of Clifton Court
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Cal
Stockton
San Joaquin
Renati Pellagrini
Clara Biagini
Frank Cissarro
Roy Biagini
Christina Biagin
Amelia Bellamini
San Francisco
Guido Galli
Bruna
Barbara
Clifton Court
Missing 16 year old Richard Brooker sought by police
The local police are aiding in the search for Richard Brooker a 16 year old from 120 Courtland street missing for a week His father C A Brooker reported the boy planned a trip to Fremont for summer vacation and reported sightings in Elyria at Cascade Park and Jefferson school playground Richard is described as five feet tall and 125 pounds
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Richard Brooker
Courtland Street
C. A. Brooker
Brooker
Richard
Fremont
Elyria
Cascade Park
Jefferson School
Mrs. Rubens Freed After Fraudulent Passport Case In Moscow
Ruth Marie Rubens an American convicted of entering Russia on a fraudulent passport is at liberty in Moscow after visiting the U S embassy at noon. She was tried in Municipal Court on June 9 and sentenced to 18 months but released after time served. Her husband, arrested with her in December 1937, remains unaccounted for.
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Moscow
Ruth Marie Rubens
Russia
United States
Coughlin Opposes Neutrality Bill
Detroit June 19 Father Charles E. Coughlin urged followers to petition against a neutrality bill he calls a British war bill linked to Soviet Russia. He warns the president could name an unjust aggressor to declare war, arguing it gives dangerous life and death power over American youth. He cites Lord Lothian and Britain's wartime loans and claims Britain has not paid America while lending to others.
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Congress
Russia
Charles E. Coughlin
America
Lord Lothian
United States
England
Japan
U.S. Navy
Great Britain
Evangelist Rodgers Preaches The Signs Of The Times
Evangelist J A Rodgers will preach The Signs of the Times and the Second Coming of Christ at the Church of the Nazarene 114 Harwood Street tonight as part of the evangelistic campaign. Yesterday he preached on working out salvation to a well received audience.
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J. A. Rodgers
Church of the Nazarene
Harwood Street
Career Man's Bride In Bolivar Love and Money See-saw
Stephen Hughes Chadwick, about to take a vice-consular post in Bolivar, breaks engagement with Eleanor Hayden and marries Joan Lynton for money. Eleanor learns of the marriage and presses for a life together, while Joan discovers the true reason behind the union. The love triangle drives a tense, evolving political and personal drama across Bolivar and Caracas.
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Stephen Hughes
Bolivar
Central America
Eleanor Hayden
Stacey Hayden
Joan Lynton
Eleanor
Joan
Foreign Service
Stephen
Haydens
Venezuela
Sermon Series on Eternitys Dumping Ground Delights Congregation
In the evening service the sermon on Eternitys Dumping Ground was delivered with power. Attendance was good and there was lively interest throughout. Rev. Rodgers plans sermons with care and prayer. Quotes from scripture support points, not by reading but by fluent quotations. The series continues every night this week at 7:45 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
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Rodgers
Wilmot withdraws his candidacy for First Ward councilman
Clay H. Wilmot of 545 Ohio Street ends his bid for the Republican nomination in the First Ward council race. The withdrawal was announced today.
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Wilmot
Wilmot Printing Company
Henry C Sassmanhausen
Clay H. Wilmot
Ohio Street
First Ward
Call On Congress To Remove Fetters
A special Senate committee urged Congress to lift government fetters on economic recovery. The group led by Sen. Arthur Vandenberg said punitive taxes and harassing controls drive business minds into retirement and called for cooperative policy and incentive taxation to promote profit sharing in industry.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Arthur H. Vandenburg
Mich
Vandenberg
Clyde L. Herring
D. Ia
Edwin C. Johnson
Cole
Johnson
Reds and Bees Split Doubleheader in Rainy Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the Reds and Bees split a doubleheader as Bill Werber led the sweep with five hits in the opener, and Lefty Grissom beat Mulburn Shoffner 12 to 5. The Bees then shut out the Reds 5 to 0 behind Lou Fette, with Paul Derringer taking the loss in the second game.
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Cincinnati Reds
Bucky Walters
Boston Bees
Mulburn Shoffner
Bees
Redleg Riflemen
Bill Werber
Lee Grissom
Red
Lou Fette
Boston
Harry Craft
Paul Derringer
Fette
Reds
Reckless Driving Fine for Jack Adamson on Middle Avenue
Jack Adamson of 1028 Middle avenue paid a $3 fine and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro in police court. He was arrested around 3 a.m. Sunday charged with driving his auto at 60 miles per hour on Middle avenue.
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Jack Adamson
Middle Avenue
Joseph Q. Petro
Adamson
Tire Stolen From Ridgeville Woman’s Car
Mrs. Shermanwurst of Maddock Road Ridgeville Township reported to police Saturday that a spare tire and rim were stolen from her car. She believes the theft occurred Saturday morning while the vehicle was parked on Broad street. The items were valued at $8.
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Shermanwurst
Maddock Road
Ridgeville Township
Broad Street
Elyria man fined for assault in Justice Cummings court
John Yarrish paid a $15 fine plus costs after arraignment on an affidavit by Joe Weiner of Elyria. Weiner alleged Yarrish assaulted him. Yarrish was released after paying the fine.
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John Yarrish
Court of Justice
Herbert M. Cummings
Joe Weiner
Oak Street
R. D
Elyria
Weiner
Yarrish
Mule of the Century battle at Princeton mile race
Sydney Wooderson and four American rivals faced a chaotic mile at Princeton as 28,000 spectators watched a dramatic finish. Wooderson, fouled on the final turn by Blaine Rideout, failed to secure victory amid a slow early pace and a strong late surge led by his competitors.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
Sydney Wooderson
Princeton
Papa
Blaine Rideout
Wooderson
Princeton Stadium
Blackheart Harriers
Hamlet
Cunningham
Fenske
San Romani
Rideout
Hen Rideout
Volga
America
Fat Man
British Empire
Revolta Picard Bay Inverness Four Ball Title
Johnny Revolta and Henry Picard won the Inverness four ball golf title at Toledo by sinking a 30 foot putt for a birdie to beat a three way playoff. The victory netted $1,000 for the duo after four days and 126 holes of play.
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U.P
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Henry Picard
Hershey
Inverness
Revolta
Picard
Revolta Picard
Sam Snead
Vic Ghezzo
Byron Nelson
Jag McSpaden
Denny Shute
Dutch Harrison
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Ed Dudley
Ky Laffoon
Tommy Armour
Jimmy Thomson
Eaton Agriculturists Triumph Over Butternut Ridge 4-H in Softball
The Eaton Agriculturists beat the Butternut Ridge 4-H Club 26 to 19 on the Eaton school diamond. Pitchers Strong, Ertl, and Reisinger led the win with Goden swager on the mound for the losers. H Tompkins and B Schuster homered.
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Butternut Ridge
Eaton School
Strong
Ertl
Reisinger
Agriculturists
Godenswager
H. Tompkins
B Schuster
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