Thousands Of Acres Flooded In Ohio After Storms
Weather observers predict fair weather after 36 hours of rain and wind. Ohio totals rise with at least five storm deaths including Ezra Weakley and Filbars Bardley. Tornadoes, hail, and flooding hit Athens Perry Crawford counties, with extensive damage in Chauncey and Bucyrus. River levels peak, crops and livestock harmed, utilities disrupted, and relief efforts mobilized by Red Cross and WPA crews in Marietta, Cutler, and nearby towns.
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United Press
Ohio
Ezra Weakley
Robert
Athens
Filbars Bardley
Cincinnati
Chauncey
Perry
Crawford
Ray Goddard
Cutler
Washington County
Crawford County
Sycamore
New Washington
Bucyrus
Sandusky
Bishop Poultry
Jess Yohn
Tiro
Cleveland
Celeryville
Willard
Mike Rizer
Columbus
Martha
George Burton
Fred Hashman
Chauncer
Albert Khingel
Cardiszton
Kenton
Crooksville
Rogeville
Red Cross
Perry County
Thornville
Frank Shelly
Jonathan Creek
Marietta
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio River
John Lemley
American Legion
Works Progress Administration
Ohio Weather: Fair Tonight Then Warmer Rest of Week
Weather chart shows fair conditions tonight with Wednesday fair and slowly rising temperatures. A high pressure system extends from the Lake Superior region to Missouri, while a separate low moves from central Canada toward the Atlantic coast. Moderate to heavy rain continues across central Ohio to the coast with minimal temperature changes.
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Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Laka’ Superior
Miscouri
Saskatchewan
Ohio
Enrollment Rises to 213 at Elyria Summer School
Enrollment in Elyria’s six week summer program reaches 213 on its second day. Of these, 141 are in high school classes and 72 in grade school. Ten high school and four grade school teachers, led by J. D. Severn, supervise fifteen high school classes across English, history, civics, typing, sociology, geometry, Latin, and more.
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Elyria Summer School
J. D. Severn
Elyria High School
Severs
Nina Baker
H. L. Wilson
F. A. Eaton
C. Smith
Alice Stoter
E. Glen Baxter
Nancy Murphy
Carl Smith
Sabra Armstrong
Caroline Rost
Ruth Dewhurst
Alice McCracken
County May Withdraw From Relief Controversy Stirs Board
County Commissioner Oscar Dunn urged the county to withdraw from funding direct relief pending a written legal opinion from Prosecutor Howard Butler. If the county cedes relief duties to cities, about 90 000 dollars in relief funds would go to bond retirement. Commissioner Edward DeChant warned the move could leave cities without funds in future emergencies while 260 direct relief cases are handled by the county.
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Oscar G. Dune
Dunn
Howard R. Butler
Joseph Ferguson
Dunne
Edward DeChant
Donn
Board of Commissioners
DeChant
Ernest Holmes
Local O. N. G. Unit Deployed to Strike Area
Elyria's National Guard unit under TLient Arthur Richwine moved at 6:20 a m from Camp Perry for duty in the Youngstown Steel strike area. The Headquarters Company of the First Battalion 145th Regiment left with 21 men and two officers, to rendezvous at Twinsburg with more 145th members from Cleveland, per martial law declared by Governor Martin L. Davis. The sheriff's department aided the mobilization at the request of Lieut Richwine.
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Elyria
National Guard
Tlient
Arthur Richwine
Youngstown
Martin L. Daves
145Th Regiment
Camp Perry
Twinsburg
Cleveland
Elyria carriers win international paper sales trophy
Chronicle Telegram carriers Melvin Clapp and Keefe Brassell returned from Milwaukee with a bronze trophy and gold medals for first place in the International Circulation Managers Association sales demonstration. The contest beat teams from St Paul Pittsburgh and Montreal. Trophy designed by C Warner Williams and funded by R W Bingham remains in Elyria.
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Elyria
Fone
Milwaukee
Chronicle- Telegram
Melvin Clapp
Cleveland Street
Keefe Brassell
West Bridge Street
International Circulation Managers’ Association
Louisville Times
Wis
Brussell l
Clapp
Russell Stokley
Chroniccle-Telegram
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Ohio Troops Take Over Strike Zone To Prevent Reopening
Ohio National Guard moved 4 800 militiamen at dawn to Mahoning and Trumbull counties to stop reopening of strike bound mills amid protests. Gov Davey and President Roosevelt approved. Police and pickets blocked gates as back to work leaders urged restraint.
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Ohio
Youngstown
Ohio National Guard
Mahoning Valley
Martin L. Davey
Roosevelt
Mahoning
Trumbl
Fireman And Conductor Lose Lives In Indiana Train Explosion
In Osgood Indiana two trainmen Roy Carr fireman and Charles Dickerson conductor were killed when a Baltimore and Ohio freight locomotive boiler exploded two miles east of town. Engineer George Gottberg was hospitalized in Milan Indiana. Twelve cars derailed a section of track torn up and fuel cars threatened. Fire and wrecking crews rushed to the scene near High Bridge the state s highest bridge.
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Osgood
Ind
Baltimore & Ohio
Here
Roy Carr
Charles Dickerson
North Vernon
George Gottberg
Louisville
Milan
High Bridge
Indiana
Council Acts On Routine Matters
Last night the council disposed of several committee reports and recommendations. The body appropriated 200 dollars for interior decoration of the Health Center, referred traffic and parking on Court street to committee, and adjusted taxi space rules on the west side. Zoning changes at multiple properties were sent to the planning commission for report, and a request to alter the East Bridge street railing was returned for review after concerns about retaining walls. Council refused a street light request from Coca Cola Bottling Co. and considered city building inspector car allowances, fire protection concerns on the West Side, and a Sun shine Laundry rear conditions complaint pending safety committee investigation.
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Sclous
Health Board
Court Street
I. D. Faxon
Toth
West River
Filbert Street
Murbach
New York Central Railroad
West Bridge
North Street
Vic
East Broad Street
Planning Commission
T. W. Shear
East Bridge Street
Faxon
State Highway Department
Caldwell Avenue
Coca Cola
Leonard Fowl
Finance Committee
Frank Henke
Nelson
Sunshine Laundry Company
Clark and
Winckles Street
Safety Committee
City to Cooperate On Playgrounds Project
Cooneil agreed to cooperate with the school board and Parent Teacher Associations to provide playgrounds and supervision for children this summer. Estimated funding includes £500 from Cooneil matched by the school board, with PTA contributing at least $109 for equipment.
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Cooneil
School’ Board
P.T. A
Notley Casts Deciding Vote on Water Works Engineer
Council President Notley cast the deciding vote after an 4 to 4 split on a measure to hire a resident engineer two junior assistants and two inspectors for a $25,000 water well at the Lake Erie pumping station. The vote followed opposition citing debt and non necessity with salaries set at 225 dollars monthly for the engineer five dollars daily for each junior assistant six dollars daily for one inspector and five for the other. The measure may not require all positions, as service director Faxon noted potential overstaffing while Nelson urged a time limit and questioned continuing retention of staff from completed projects.
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Council
Ed. Notley
Lake Erie
Elmer Nelson
Frank Henke
Anna Kennedy
Henrietta Colburn
George Thompson
Seward Black
Henke
Nelson
Leonard Fowls
Henry Sassmanhausen
Notley
J. D. Faxon
Harvey C. Cheney
Farley Denies Republic Steel Mail Aid to Strikers
Federal Judge in Washington hears Farley defend federal authority to block mail to strike bound workers at Republic Steel. Farley claims packages offering food and clothing were not in good faith and aimed to pull postal authorities into the steel dispute, contradicting Republic Steel's mandamus petition.
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Washington
TFI
James A. Farley
District of Columbia
Afforia
Republic Steel Corp
Farley
Republic Steel
Post Office Department
James Proctor
Niles, O
Committee For Industrial Organization
Wilcox Elected Fifth Ward Councilman in Unanimous Vote
Edward F. Wilcoy of 1224 Middle Avenue was elected Fifth Ward councilman by unanimous council action to fill the vacancy created after W. B. Notley became council president following Mayor Dow Baird’s death. The motion was made by Elmer Nelson, reflecting the unchallenged Republican nomination in the Fifth Ward.
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Edward F. Wilcoy
Middle Avenue
Fifth Ward
W. BE. B. Notley
Dow. Baird
Wilcor
Counesimat
Elmer Nelson
Steel Mediation Talks Resume Amid Youngstown Tense Zone
The Federal Steel Mediation Board resumes negotiations today to end the seven state steel strike as martial rule spreads through Youngstown and Johnstown. Taft hopes to involve unionists and company heads in renewed talks after yesterday's progress, with Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Bethlehem Steel resisting certain wage terms while officials plan private sessions and measured appointments for tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Federal Steel Mediation Board
Youngstown
Charles P. Taft
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
John L. Lewis
Taft
Lewis
Frank Parnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Eugene V. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Johnstown
George H. Earle
Martin Davey
Davey
Roosevelt
Republic Steel Corp
Loupgstown Sheet and Tube Co
Ohbio
Mahoning Valley
Girls Recovering From Burns After Beach Cottage Explosion
Six young women including three Elyria residents are recovering from burns at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky after a Sunday gas explosion at a Angeles Beach cottage. Mary Virginia Weisell 21 of Shaker Heights to be discharged. Harold Yates 25 of Oakland CA, a Buggies Beach grocery employee, died and remains held in Sandusky awaiting relatives.
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Elyria
Angeles Beach
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
Mary Virginia Weisell
Shaker Heights
Elyrians
Gladia Plocher
Fourth Street
Jean Plocher
Columbus Street
Edward Champion
Middle Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan University
Harold Yates
Oakland
California
Buggies Beach Grocery
Lindberghs Name Son Coronation Day Baby
June 22 Marske Town Hall registered Land Morrow Lindbergh born May 12 to Col and Mrs Chartres A Lindbergh. Registration filed yesterday in Seren sake by Lindberghs herself. Child described as a Coronation Day baby with ties to Kravigeline Lindbergh family.
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London
Col
Mra
Chartres A. Lindbergh
Marslebone Town Hall
Land Morrow Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Kravgeline
Merit
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Warren
Niles
Sheriffs’ Office
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Canfield
Akron
Serem
John Owens
CG. 16
Steel Workers ‘Arranizing Committee
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Prinee
Gilson DP. Toignt
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Petition of Steel Co
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Wilcox
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