End of Hectic 74th Congress Session
The four month campaign in Washington ends with the second Roosevelt administration budget and tax bills approved. Major acts include farm relief via sea conservation, soldiers bonus, WPA work relief, neutrality extension, farm electrification, commodity exchange rules, and ship subsidies. The session set record peacetime spending and faces further battles after the recess.
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Washington
Congress
Tdth Congress
Roosevelt
Sen Truth Holt
W. Vain
Fiedas
Daniel O. Hastings
Rave Assnrane
Senate
Ile
Nonone
Supreme Court
Rouse- Wells
United States
Ohio Weather Forecast Skies Overcast Tonight Into Tuesday
Mostly cloudy conditions expected tonight and Tuesday with likely showers. Temperatures little changed as the system drifts through the region bringing scattered rain and soft winds across central and southeastern parts of Ohio.
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Ohio
Central
Senth
Port
Political Front Today Sees Party Turmoil and New Alliances
Fragmented text shows Democratic delegates in Philadelphia backing Stroosevelt and New Deal while disputes over platform terms arise amid threats from Alfred Smith and other leaders. A signed challenge to the Democratic convention appears in New York with several named figures pledging unity to the party. Lemke in Washington to confer on wealth bonds as La Follette progressives avoid Lemke’s influence. Topeka notes Republican nominee Landon welcoming third party activity.
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Philadelphia
Alfred Ke Smith
Starr
Alfred HE
Rainbridge Colby
James A. Heed
Joseph B L
Damiel FL Cyhalan
Washington
Lemke
Patos Head
Townsend Peaston Blan
Oshnose
Wis
LaFollette
Landon
Gerald K. Smith
Huey P. Long
Wington
al Smith
Smith
Bainbridge Colby
Daniel Colalan
New York
Janes A. Reed
Missouri
Joseph B. Ely
Mass Peyusetts
Amerwais
Rooosevelt
Smith-and-associates
Palm Reef
Franklin Field Sports Bowl
Kiwanians To Hold Inter Club Dinner Here This Evening
Elyria Kiwanis hosts All Kiwanis Night with delegations from Lorain and North Olmsted expected. Marcus Kramer to speak, radio program at 9:44. Dinner 6 30 p m, round table for visitors, Lake Shore Country Club hosts sixth division tournament Wednesday afternoon. Local arrangements by Wes Hart. International convention to open in Washington D C.
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Kkawanis Club
Loram
North Olmsted
Elyria
All Wiwanis
United States
Canada
Washington, D. C
Lake Shore
Wisey Hart
Marcus Kramer
Founight
Cleveland Bids For Boxing Title Bout
Cleveland announced a bid for the James J Braddock Max Schmeling heavyweight title fight. The September bout was offered to Mike Jacobs of the Twentieth Century Club by Lincoln G Dickey of the Great Lakes Exposition, with underwriting of 1 225 000 dollars.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
James J. Braddock
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century Club
New York
Lincoln G. Dickey
Dickey
Giant Dirigible Hindenburg Arrives From Germany
Noor June 22 The dirigible Hindenburg tied up at the Naval Air Station smoor ing wast end of her third voyage from Germany at 628 am today The voyage time surpassed the second crossing of 78 hours 28 minutes but was not as fast as the first The lad weather and light wind aided mooring and a return sail to Germany is planned between 10 am and midnight
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Larelhurst
Noor
Smooring Wast
Germany
Laktatoam
Begin Renovating School Buildings In Elyria
Elyria city schools remain active in summer renovations under W U McClallan assistant to the superintendent. Major work centers on Jefferson Junior Third School with second floor studs up near the roof. Other schools see cleaning painting plastering and heating improvements while major projects wait.
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Elyria Sehouols
Reyaer
Acrardurs
W. UO. McClallan
Elyria
Jefferson
Ton
Primcipally
Schonls
Ima Sion
Met‘Tellau
Saisa
Mecretian
Large Enrollment In Elyria Summer School
The largest Elyria summer school enrollment in years opened with 199 students. High school enrollment rose to 140, grade school 59. Algebra 2 leads with 57 students. English 51, history and Latin also strong. Three grade school teachers handle lower to upper classes. high school staff to be chosen by subject demand.
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Elyria
Sumer
Severs
Elyria High School
Ruth Dewhurst
Carrie Rost
Saura Armstrong
Fire Destroys Large Barn and Corn Crib on Smith Farm
Fire at the PLON Smith farm on LaGrange Road destroyed a two story barn and a corn crib after noon. Damage estimated around 3000 with five tons of hay and farm tools lost. a large amount of corn was burned. Firefighters and deputies saved the house and other outbuildings.
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Plon
Smith Farm
LaGrange Road
Elyria
Smith
Waller Hadaway
Waler
Flames Destroy Farm Home in Rochester Area
Fire destroyed the home of Roy Snyder on a Rochester farm yesterday afternoon causing an estimated $5000 in damage. Mrs. Snyder was cooking when the pavilion behind the stove caught fire. Wellington Volunteer Fire Department and Chief Lynne Coates battled flames for three hours as neighbors removed most furnishings.
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Roy Snyder
Rochester
92nd Birthday Celebration For Eaton Woman At Home
Eighteen descendants plus spouses gathered at Mrs Quve Hopwood age ninety two for a party held yesterday due to cool weather. Illness kept her from full activity but she joined afternoon festivities and posed for a granddaughter's photo. Attendees included daughters Mrs Van Freeman and Mrs Mayme Cornish, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren from Eaton, Hatun, Chicaka, Dover, Grafton, Wansworth, and Beton.
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Verne Cornish
Grafton
Alfred Brightman
Wansworth
Oberlin Graduate and Two Others Die in Greensburg Crash
In Greensburg Pennsylvania three social workers were killed in a head on collision between their roadster and a milk truck. The deceased include Franklin H Patterson 27 of Pittsburgh a 1932 Oberlin College graduate Ruth Taylor 25 a Trinity College graduate Washington formerly of Youngstown and Mrs Marion Ewalt 28 of Pittsburgh assistant director of social research Federation of Social Agencies Mrs Ewalt a Ohio State University graduate. They were en route to a summer camp near Ligonier.
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Greensburg
Ohio
Franklin H Patterson
Pittsburgh
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Ruth Taylor
Trinity College
Washington
Youngstown
Marion Ewalt
Federation of Social Agencies
Ewalt
Ohlo
11 Lose Lives In Ohio Accidents
United Press reports a weekend toll of at least 11 deaths across Ohio from diverse accidents. Notable fatalities include Alexander J. Converse 47 in Columbus auto crash and Harry Puckett 40 who died after a guard rail tear in Columbus. Additional deaths occurred in Ashland Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati Newark Akron and Maumee Bay involving trains, boats, and vehicles.
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United Press
Omo Fener
Iu Rivors
Columbus
Toleo
Alexander J. Gunverse
George L. Converse
K.O. TO
Ohio State University
Harry Puckett
Converse
France
Belgium
Puckett
Uather
George Crawford
Ashland
Mirror
Ernest Mise
Toledo
Michael Senyiko
Cleveland
James Hingle
Cincinnati
Licking River
Newark
John
Thompson Sand
Jane Lenni
Cuyahnee Falls
Akron
Alfred Smith Declines Attending Democratic Convention
New York June 22 Alfred E Smith ends plans to attend the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia after a written appeal to delegates to repudiate President Roosevelt. Sources say he has decisively decided not to attend the meeting.
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New York
Alfredh. Smith
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
County considers alarm system for treasurer office
County commissioners review buying an automatic burglar alarm for the county treasurer department to guard against robbery. Walter J. Wright urged installation before July 15, with tax collections active, proposing a 134 dollar Diebold Safe and Lock Co. system to trigger alarms in the county jail and sheriff’s office on the courthouse arcond floor.
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Board of County Commissioners
Walter J. Wright
Wright
Diebold Safe and Lock Company
Democrats To Face Contests On 3 Planks At National Convention
Democrats at the Philadelphia convention faced a trio of platform battles on farm relief currency and monopoly. Senator Robert F. Wagner led the New Deal plank drive from final talks with President Roosevelt, while Alfred Smith conservatives and Lemke third party proposals pressed rival patterns. Debates centered on farm relief with voluntary production controls, currency standards debates, and a potential strong monopoly plank to counter third party appeals.
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Philadelphia
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Yelt
Resolutions Committee
Alfred Smith
Laird Party
Wiliam Lemke
Pnd
Ap Ran Dallar
Dart ‘Ity
Sen Binion
Mennapals
Werribee
Holding
Senate
Al Smith and Four Others Demand Repudiation of Roosevelt
A group led by Al Smith plus four Democrats press the Republican convention to repudiate President Roosevelt. The piece tracks Smith’s open letter, party splits, and the push for a conservative anti New Deal line while noting Roosevelt Garner ticket plans and upcoming convention events.
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al Smith
Convention
Roosevelt
Pertinent Facts About Elyria Shopping Center
Elyria merchants offer high quality and large inventories with friendly service, making the city a regional shopping center. The area draws shoppers from Oberlin, Grattan, Dover, Amherst, North Olmsted, and surrounding towns, reflecting strong local commerce and community values.
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Idgeviie
Litenfield
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Amherst
Riptow
Waelenet
Birmingham
le Grempe
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