Eight Injured In Celebration Of Louis Victory
In Cleveland last night a riot followed Joe Louis defeating Max Schmeling in New York. About 3 000 people clashed with police on East 45th Street leading to injuries among five civilians and three officers. Police fired warning shots. a bystander, 15-year-old John Hall, was wounded by a bullet. Glass and debris damaged seven stores and two pawn shops as the crowd dispersed.
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Cleveland
East 45Th Street
Central Avenue
Joe Lous
Max Schmeling
New York
Trrolley
Edward Wolf
William Flavin
John Hall
Joan Gulenkiewcki
Frank Duvalid
Elas
July Birthday Party Planned by Evergreen Club Members
Miss Betty Gunder attended the 4-H Jolly Hustlers Mother Daughter banquet at South Ridge Church parlors Wednesday evening. Mrs. Carl Delefield hosted Evergreen Club in the afternoon. They scheduled a July 7 luncheon at Old Stone House on Lake Road and a theatre party, with the next meeting July 20 at Miss Anna Peters home. Refreshments served to eight members and guests.
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Oliver Schubert
Justin Mackert
Banner Club
Kenneth Fowl
West Ridge
J. M. Everick
Glendale
Calif
BE. C. Schubert
L. W. Spregelberg
Russell
Caroline Spregelberg
Betty Gunider
Miro
Harland Schlechter
Henrietta
Frye
Joseph
Edison Highway
Caroline Spiegelberg
Cleveland
L. W. Spiegelberg
Elyria Townline Road
Betty Gunder
Jolly Hustlers
South Ridge Church
Carl Delefield
Evergreen Club
Old Stone House
Lake Road
Anna Peters
Isses
Eleanor Cook
Doris
Norman Delefield
Omitted guest list at Elyria meeting noted
Barton Road society notes report that Mrs. Mark Willis of Elyria was left off the list of out-of-town guests at the meeting held last week at the home of Mrs. G E Swearns. Mrs. Sarah Lord and Miss Ruth Lord were supper guests on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Hopp and daughter Bertha with callers including Mrs. Sarah Lewis of Fairview and Mrs. Owen Champion of Lakewood visiting Mrs. Wayne Sibert on Wednesday.
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Mark Willis
Elyria
G. E. Swearns
Sarah Lord
Ruth Lord
Hopp
Bertha
Sarah Lewis
Fairview
Owen Champion
Lakewood
Wayne Sibert
Corsage Pin Incident and Birds Nest on South Church Steeple
A woman biting an inch and a half corsage pin to fix a corsage swallowed the pin when a sudden jerk of the auto occurred. Separately a bird crew has built a nest on the weather vane of the tall South Church steeple in Abernathy Scotland and is rearing a family there.
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South Church
Abernathy
Scotland
Roosevelt Surplus of Popular Support Highlighted by Fortune
Fortune Magazine reports Roosevelt maintains broad national support across regions and economic classes though his methods and advisers are criticized. The survey notes strongest backing in the southwest and southeast and among the poor and laborers, with northeast and plains states tilting against him.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Fortune Magazine Quarterly
Mr. Roosevelt
Southwest
Northeast
Northwest Plains
Fortune
Elf
Realistic coalition urged in Alabama for 1940 politics
The piece notes RNC Chairman John D. M. Hamilton appealing for a practical alliance of conservative Democrats with Republicans against the New Deal. It reports the magazine’s survey as balancing Mrs. Roosevelt’s assets and liabilities, indicating a comfortable surplus to endure the depression era.
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Republican National Committee
John D. M. Hamilton
Alabama
Nine Ohioans Registered For Air Instruction Cadets
The War Department announced nine Ohio flying cadet candidates registered for the air instruction class starting July 1 at Randolph Field Texas. Names include Albert B. Smith Richard Sipes Robert E. McCurdy James Herbert Emery E Bellon Victor H Zurawski Robert A Richardson Wilmer Nunzenmayer and Rujar Massa.
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Washington
T.p
Annual Meeting Of Presbyterians Ends
The 56th annual meeting of the Ohio Presbyterian Synod closes in Wooster Ohio with the Board of Christian Education report. Rev. E S Hendrickson of Ritman elected to fill the unexpired term as permanent clerk replacing Rev. C L Plymate of Dayton who resigned. Rev. Frank M Patterson of Plain City returns home after fracturing his arm in a fall.
Etiquette Rule Sparked by Corsage Faux Pas
Oakland California report notes a social etiquette quirk after a girl, Carol Seaton aged 14, swallows a pin in a corsage during a car ride outing with a young man.
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Oakland
Cal
Carol Seaton
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