Triple Midwest summer storm deaths rise to twelve
Chicago reports that by June 25 an earlier weekend gale across Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois added six fatalities for a total death toll of 12. property losses near 1.9 million dollars. amid heat and storms, several youths and adults perished in boat accidents and barn collapses while communication lines were damaged and regions isolated.
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Chicago
Washington
Ind
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Hloois
Lake Michigan
Robert Warfield
Joseph Kuhns
Allen F. Thomas
Wilfred E. Hall
Lake County
Ill
Fox Lake
Pistakee Bay
Verland
Marshfield
Wis
Aden Singleton
Max Roberts
Jack Johnson
Mundelem
Lake Geneva
Expect Big Vote In North Dakota Primary Election
North Dakota faces one of the heaviest primary vote forecasts as Gov. Willam H. Langer seeks renomination amid a possible federal penitentiary sentence. He faces rivals T. H. H. Thoresen, Ole H. Olson backed faction, and J. P. Cain. Langer was convicted June 17 of soliciting political funds from federal relief workers. Lieutenant Governor argues Langer remains disqualified despite appeal.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
UPI
Willam H. Langer
T. H. H. Thoresen
Nonpartisan League
Ole Olson
William Langer
Warns Against Quarry Swims Near West River Street
Chief of Police E J Stankard warned boys to stop swimming in the quarry hole off West River Street after several youths who were reprimanded in his presence. The quarry sits on Steel and Tubes Inc property. James J Parks, superintendent, said no permission was given to swim and a prominent no trespassing sign is posted.
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West River Street
E. J. Stankard
Steel and Tubes Inc
James J. Parks
Ohio Weather Forecast Tonight And Tuesday Fair
Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. The northern portion may warm slightly tonight and both the north and central regions are expected to see warmer temperatures on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ile
Automotive Men To Hear Former State Registrar
Glen Catey former chief of the State Bureau of Automotive Registration will address a mass meeting of garage owners service station operators automobile dealers and jobbers of Loraine County at the American Legion Home tonight. Daley as general manager of the Obi Automotive Association will outline amalgamation of automotive groups and code activities. The talk will cover the adoption of a state code for the industry and allied services.
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Glen Catey
State Bureau of Automotive Registration
Lorain County
American Legion
Obi Automotive Association
Daley
Automotive
Convicted killer leads prison escape in Texas
Ed Stanton known as Perch mouth, condemned for the Tulsa Sheriff Moseley murder, led three companions in a jailbreak at Lubbcock jail. They seized a machine gun, rifles and kidnapped a banker and a justice of the peace, releasing captives unharmed eight miles northeast of Big Spring before fleeing in a stolen car. The group included William E Coupe A F Nelson and J B Stephens. they battered Deputy Sheriff Carpenter with iron pipes to escape.
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Ed Stanton
Perchmouth
Big Spring
Iun
Walter Posey
First
Natonal Bank
Stanton
Tulsa
John C. Moseley
Jor Brown
William E Coupe
A. F. Nelson
J. B. Stephens
Bedford Carpenter
Lorain County Farm Picnic Is Being Planned
Plans are underway for a Lorain County wide farm picnic with granges, farm bureaus, and 4-H clubs joining efforts. A six member committee including Sherman Mason, Mrs. E. D Schramm, R. Palmer, Mrs. Carl Webber, George Otton, and BE. B. Durkee is organizing the event for late July or early August at Cascade Park or Riverview Park, aiming to secure a prominent speaker.
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Lorain County
Varous Granges
Farm Bureaus
Cascade Park
Riverview Park
Sherman Mason
Carlisle Township
E. D Schramm
Russia Township
R. Palmer
Wellington Township
Carl Webber
George “Otton
Elyria Township
BE. B. Durkee
Eaton Township
City of Elyria Faces Deficit and Possible Cuts
The Chronicle Telegram reports Elyria faces a looming deficit for 1934 of 50,000 to 65,000 dollars despite cutting operating costs. Officials weigh two options: raise revenue or sharply curtail services including garbage collection and fire and police staffing. A sewer rental based on water use is debated. many Ohio cities already employ similar charges. Local manufacturers oppose increases citing impact on payrolls, while landlords resist passing sewer costs to tenants.
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Elyria
W. H. Vanoster
Vanoster
Jas
Ohic
Onsford
Bellefontaine
E. Palestine
Andover
Skreve
Dayton
Chardon
Delaware
Leetoma
Salem
Burtor
Minerva
Marynville
Cherlie
Columbiana
Jefferson
Granville
St. Marys
Sebring
Lima
Selphos
NRA
Compas
W. H. Vauoster
Tme
Noted air pilot Wedell killed in crash at hangar
International speed pilot and designer James Robert Wedell died when a Gypsy Moth training plane crashed two hundred feet up at Wedell-Williams airport. His student Frank Sneeringer was not seriously hurt and could only offer a vague account. Wedell held world speed records for land planes and planned a London to Melbourne race this fall.
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Melbourne
Australia
Harry Williams
Wedell-Williams Air Service, Inc
Wedell-Williams
Wedell
Sue Trammell
Houston
Baltimore
Federation of Law Schools Plan Formation in Ohio
In Cincinnati Ohio Dean M L Ferson of the University of Cincinnati Law College announced that a federation of day and night law schools of Ohio will be organized within weeks. Membership rules mirror those of the Association of American Law Schools. He warned against schools unable to meet standards, calling such institutions a delusion to students and a menace to society.
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Cincinnati
UPA Federation of Day and Night Law School of Ohio
M. L. Ferson
University of Cincinnati Law College
Association of American Law Schools
Ferson
Boys To Make Judging Tour In Lorain County
The second of a series of cattle judging tours by the Lorain County 4-H Calf Clubs will be held Friday afternoon. G. J. Hummel announced the event. Judges will assess Holsteins at the Wellington Stock farm. Jerseys will be judged at Frank McClellan land son farm in Brighton township. Holsteins will be judged at St. W. Lee farm, also in Brighton township.
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Lorain County
G. J.hummel
Lorain County Agricultural Extension
George Warner
Wellington Stock Farm
Frank McClellan
St. W. Lee
Brighton Township
Plan liquor ordinance sparks vote in Lima Ohio
Lima Ohio council plans to outlaw beer and intoxicants after midnight daily and all day Sunday. The proposal, backed by the Lima Ministerial Association, aims to curb liquor sales in the city.
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Lima
Lima Ministerial Association
Weekend death toll: Ohio reports 19 fatalities
United Press summary of a hot weekend across Ohio with drownings and accidents. Names include Leslie Keegan 11 Tiffin Derwin Walters 30 Brady Lake Earl Schlich 5 Cleveland Helen Bierman 21 Cincinnati James Koster 14 Ironton Clarence Kritzel 14 Elyria George B Bisel 25 Columbus Marshall M Holmes 35 Newark Belda 23 Harold 28 Newark Albert Dracers 33 Marion Agnes Hegdus 8 Cleveland John Callahan 55 East Liverpool William Graver 76 Gibsonburg Robert J Wonderly 23 Dayton Glynder Davis Youngstown Chris Senhley 4 Tony Port 35 Dominic Coliacova 15 Stephenville.
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United Press
Ohio
Leslie Keegan
Tiffin
Derwin Walters
Brady Lake
Earl Schlich
Cleveland
Helen Bierman
Cincinnati
James Koster
Ironton
Clarence Kritzel
Elyria George B. Bisel
Loans Granted To 2077 Ohio Homeowners Last Week
Columbus Ohio June 25 Loans totaling 6730309 dollars were granted to 2077 distressed home owners in Ohio last week. State Manager Henry G Brunner of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation announced today.
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Columbus
Ohio
Henry G. Brunner
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Puritanical Simplicities Urged In Oberlin Meeting
At Oberlin Ohio a General Council seminar urged a return to puritanical simplicity amid world economic strain. Rev Warren H Denison summarized un Christian excess in tables of bonding foods wardrobes and hoarded funds while millions lack basics. Dr D Ashley Day Leavitt urged delegates to revive pioneer spirit and social justice to shape a new order. The council represents 7000 churches worldwide and meets through midweek to discuss policies on education missions and New Deal appraisal.
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Oberlin
General Council
Congregational Christian Churches
Warren H. Denison
Dayton
Qmo
Commission On Church Stewart Ship
Finney Chapel
D. Ashley Day Leavitt
Harvard Church
Brookline
Mass
Leavitt
Church and International Fellowship
New Deal
NRA
Widening Of Two Kipton Curves To Start Soon
The State Highway Department will widen two dangerous Route 29 curves near Kipton this summer at about 54000 dollars. The south curve will be widened to 30 feet and the north curve to 20 feet, with relocation to improve turns, and completion expected by October 15.
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Kipton
State
A. P. Lagron
Lagron
New Recovery Peak On OWN In Survey For May
The Federal Reserve Board reported a new peak in the American recovery program for May, with industrial activity at 87 percent of the 1923-25 average. May saw strength in steel mills, construction, and petroleum, offset by declines in autos and textiles, while employment held steady overall and rose in durable goods sectors.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
First Period At Camp Near Close Y M C A Camp Iss See Kes
The first regular Y M C A summer camp period at Camp Iss See Kes on the Vermilion River is nearly done. Robert H Goucher says plans for the second period are nearly complete. The first session ends Wednesday morning with the second group moving in. Twenty five registrations have been received with more expected. Tomorrow night marks the final campfire for boys currently at camp with awards to be given for swimming baseball volleyball and other activities.
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Camp Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Robert H Goucher
Oacher
The
Bicycle Rider Injured After Crash With Truck
Don Smith of O'Donnell's Wallpaper Store reported a bicycle collision Saturday afternoon. A girl named Stevenson struck the rear of a truck he was driving and sustained a bruised arm. her first name was not learned.
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Don Smith
O'Donnell
Wall Paper
Smith
Stevenson
Group of bathers drown as others fail to help at Vermilion lake
Clarence Kritzel 14, of 2 Samuel street, drowned after he and companions wandered into deeper water off Vermilion on the Lake beach. His brother Wilson 16 and friends tried to assist as cries for help went unheard by onlookers. Frank Lord and his sons retrieved the others and life guards revived the boy, but he died about 9:30 p.m. Funeral set for St Mary’s Church.
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Vermilion-on the-Lake
Clarence Krrtze
Samuel Street
Clarence
Wilson
Georgene
Joe Hansock
West River Street
Dorothy Kaiser
Lodi Street
Jack Wagner
Erle Street
Yolanda Tirpe
Dorothy
Yolanda
Frank Lord
North Olive Street
Jack
Bill
Wilson Kritzel
Fred Carlson
Lorain
Kritzel
Jefferson Junior High
George Kritzel
Frank Kritzel
Princeton Avenue
Charles Kritzel
Blaine Street
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Welch Funeral Home
Grocer Loses In Chase For Thief
Sam Shindle, operator of a Market House store on Broad Street, chased a thief who stole a sack of flour Saturday evening. The suspect outdistanced him but was later caught by police after description was circulated. Clerk notes the man had recently stolen ham from the same store. Police reports gave no word on prosecution.
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Sam Shindle
Tulnet
Shindle
Broadstreet
Shisdle
Hunt Local Auto Used In Holdup
An automobile owned by Eugene Finnegan of 424 Lodi Street, stolen last January, was used by three men in a beer parlor stick-up near Cleveland last night. Local police are working with Cleveland authorities to locate the suspects and recover the vehicle.
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Eugene Finnegan
Lodi Street
Cleveland
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Jimmy Wedell
Lake
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
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