Bodies Found Of McCormick Companion In Sandia Falls
Searchers led by Gov. Clyde L. Tingley recovered the body of Medill McCormick 21 and found the 20 year old companion Richard Whitmer on a cliff ledge in the Sandia Mountains near Albuquerque New Mexico. Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms widow of the late senator accompanied the party. Whitmer was from a wealthy Albuquerque family and Princeton alumnus. McCormick heir to a publishing fortune and former Illinois senator’s son had been missing since Friday.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde L. Tingley
Sandia Mountains
Medill McCormick
America
Richard Whitmer
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Whitmer
McCormick
Los Poblanos
Pussywillow Canyon
National Guard
Republian
J. Ham Lewis
Simms
Avon Lake WPA Sewers Project Approved
Approval of a WPA sewer project for £ 9 345 for Avon Lake was announced in a letter to H B Drake mayor from Congressman Don W Harer. The project awaits review by the Comptroller General and should be released for operation in a few days.
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Avon Lake
Don W. Harer
H. B. Drake
Distinguished British Statesman Renounces Government Support
Viscount Cecil of Chelwood, a leading British statesman, withdrew his support from the government over policy on bombing British ships by planes aiding the Spanish Nationalists. The move followed Churchill’s refusal to back the government after a Commons debate and cited Neville Chamberlain’s Thursday speech as his reason.
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London
Weather Ohio: Thunder showers tonight and Sunday morning
Meteorology note reports showers and thunderstorms in the lake region and Ohio Valley with cooler conditions spreading from Nebraska into Canada. A low pressure system extends from the St Lawrence to New Mexico, with high pressure over the South Atlantic States and the Canadian Prairie Provinces expanding southward.
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Ohio
North Portion
St Lawrence
New Mexico
Lower Lakes
South Atlantic States
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Northern
Plains
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Plains States
Braska
Canada
Roosevelt Pushes New Deal Toward Broader Reform
President Roosevelt outlined wider reform aims amid a fireside appeal for liberal candidates across parties. He urged a united front of government, labor, and capital against wage cuts and defended free speech while targeting anti New Deal Democrats. He reserved the right to speak on primaries where principle and misuse of his name are at issue.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Copperhead
Congress
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Supreme Court
United Front
Hague
Oly
New Jersey
Democratic National Committee
One Killed Score Hurt In Trains Crash Roundup
At Ingomar Montana a head on collision between the Olympian passenger train and a Civilian Conservation Corps special killed one and wounded many. The Olympian ran through a trestle near Miles City and a previous death toll of 33 was noted. The wreck happened at dawn as the west bound Olympian collided with the east bound special. The front coaches of the special were telescoped.
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Mont
Olympian
Milwaukee Road
Civilian Conservation Corps
Miles City
Ingomar
Here
Chicago
Seattle
Enrollment Surges in Bethany Baptist Vacation Bible School
The Bethany Baptist Church reports enrollment more than doubles in the first week of its daily vacation Bible school. J. R. Monk Jr. and Annie Lewis announce 42 students at opening, 95 by week’s end, with a commencement service slated for July 3 at 3:30 p.m.
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The
Bethany Baptist Church
J. R. Monk Jr
Annie Lewis
Inoculations Reduce Typhoid Risk for Elyria Residents
Dr. G E French reports rising Elyrian typhoid inoculations before vacations and diphtheria shots rising as well. He notes Typhoid inoculations last three years and require three doses starting 15 days before travel. Also, Elyria’s 1938 measles epidemic is ending with 230 cases to date, far below 1935’s 560.
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G. E. French
French
Elstia
Elyria
Ohio House Rebuffs Compromise Relief Program
June 25 1938 in Columbus the Ohio House rejected the Senate approved conference report on the Tax Extender Financing Bill 97 to 12. Deadlock halted relief efforts for 1938 as Senate moved to adjourn subject to chair’s call and House awaited new conferees.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Keith Lawrence
Frank R. Uible
Lawrence
Lawrence Senate
Nichols Senate
Senate Bil
Office of State Relief Director
Board of Relief Appeals
State Auditor
Italy vows immediate cannon response to Loyalist threat
Rome reports the Giornale D Italia says any Spanish Loyalist bombing attempt against Italian and German targets will trigger immediate and implacable warfare. Virginio Gayda, editor, notes Mussolini allies would answer with cannon rather than a formal protest.
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Rome
Giornale D'Italia
Virginio Gayda
Benito Mussolini
Forty Passengers Still Missing From Montana Train Crash
Miles City Mont June 25 Foxty passengers aboard the speedy Olympian express between Chicago and Seattle remain unaccounted for after a trestle collapse over Custer Creek last Sunday. J R Regan railroad official said 46 bodies have been recovered and the total toll could exceed 90 if the missing are dead. Search will continue as authorities verify ticket sales and destinations for the Chicago departure train.
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Miles City
Mont
Foxty
Custer Creek
J. R. Regan
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Olympian
Regan
Chicago
No Assurance Of No Wage Cuts By U S Steel
U S Steel denied any assurances that wage reductions would not follow its price cuts announced yesterday. President Roosevelt commented that the steel price reduction involved no wage cut. Republic Steel officials said they would meet the U S Steel price cut and hinted wage reductions might be needed.
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U.S. Steel
New York
U.pi
United States Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel Announcement
U. S. Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporation
Grace Lutheran Picnic At Cascade Park
Grace Lutheran church invites members and friends to a Sunday picnic at Cascade Park after morning services. Rev W W Walker returns from the Delegate Synod Convention in St Louis and will discuss Lutheran work from the text We Are Laborers Together With God. Autos will shuttle attendees to the park after the 10 30 service.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Cascade Park
W. W. Walker
St. Louis
Lutheran Church
Walker
Grace Church
Mt Zion Baptists Install Pastor J B Anderson
The Rev J B Anderson will be installed as Pastor of Mt Zion Baptist Church at 49 West Avenue tomorrow. Special services were held Thursday and Friday evenings with 3:00 p m deacon prayer, music, and speeches by Deacon Munk and Rev Morton. The installation sermon will be preached by Rev C C Smith of Bethany Baptist Church with Bethany choir singing.
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J. B. Anderson
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
West Avenue
Munk
Morton
C. C Smith
Bethany Baptist Church
Bethany Choir
Patrolman Exonerated In Fatal Shooting Riot After Joe Louis Victory
In Cleveland on June 23 Patrolman Edward Welf was exonerated by Prosecutor Gerald Pilliod in the fatal shooting of 15 year old John Hall struck by a bullet during rioting after Joe Louis' victory. The boy died at a hospital last night. Welf said he fired to protect himself as stones were hurled. three other officers and fifty people were injured in the riot.
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Cleveland
Gerald Pilliod
Edward Welf
John Hall
Joe Louis
Wolf
Fried
Boy Drowns In Cistern Near Rising Sun
Glenn Barleycamp aged about two years died after falling into a four foot cistern while playing near Rising Sun. His 12 year old brother Robert discovered the body yesterday. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barleycamp.
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Fostoria
Glenn Barleycamp
Earl Barleycamp
Rising Sun
Robert
Organ Dedication at First Baptist Church Sunday
The new Inez Drake Fitch organ will be dedicated at three PM with Bach and Elijah selections performed by Professor Holden and the choir. The three manual Moller organ has 1224 pipes, walnut console, draw knob stops, built in Hagerstown Maryland, donated by Nelson Fitch and A E Taylor of Elyria.
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First Baptist Church
Holden
Oberlin Music Conservatory
Bach
Jesus
St. Anne's
Gevaert
Mario Cottone
Gounod
F. A. Yost
Karg Elert
Widor
Bach Guiimant
C. Holden
Pilgrims Chorus
Tannhauser
Elijah
Henri Gilbert
Moller Organ Company
Hagerstown
Maryland
Inez-Drake-Fitch
Elyria
Nelson S. Fitch
A. E. Taylor
Fitch
A. M. Fitch
Albert
Pearl Jones
Lewis Drake
Elyria Baptist Church
Elks Hear Former Ohio Attorney General Turner
Elyria Bliss lodge members will hear Edward C. Turner of Columbus, former Franklin County prosecutor and former Ohio Attorney General, share personal experiences in Russia. His talk follows a Kiwanis Club appearance and has drawn demand for other speakings. The free meeting for Elks is set for 6 p.m. Tuesday per Exalted Ruler Gerald Nau.
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Elyria Bliss Lodge
Edward ¢. Turner
Columbus
Franklin County
Gio
Tale
Russia
Turner
Kiwanis Club
Gerald Nau
Fire crews fail to locate blaze at 411 West Street
Elyria firefighters from Hose Company No 1 and Hose Company No 3 searched two companies this morning for a reported fire at 411 West Street but found no flames and no such address. The call was relayed to the fire department after receipt on the notice coverment.
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Elyria
West Street
Hose Company No. 1
Hoss Company No
Busy Month Reported by Elyria Health Workers
Elyria city health staff reported a busy month to the Board of Health led by Miss Kathryne Fulton who logged 483 visits including 182 measles cases and 94 tuberculosis related tasks. Additional work covered 36 whooping cough cases, 32 infant welfare matters, 27 maternity and prenatal services, school and pre school activities, 12 miscellaneous items, and 22 birth certificates among other duties.
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Elyria City
Elyria Board of Health
Kathryne Fulton
Fulton
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Rally of Fire Fighters Draws Elyria Youths in Rain
About 115 young Elyrians attended a city wide rally of Junior Fire Fighters at West Avenue and Sixth Street despite rain. Speakers from Akron and Elyria highlighted aims, dues assistance, and safety instruction as the program expands to include all eligible children.
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Elysians
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Park L. Roberts
Akron
Junior Fire Fighters of America
C. E. Harris
Joseph Q. Petro
Elyria
O. A. Ly Saght
Fire Department Educational Bureau
Akron Fire Department
Roberts
Harris
Lysaght
Elvrra
Heavy rain causes minor damage in Fremont
Fremont residents faced 2.23 inches of rain in under two hours causing minor property damage. Local crews cleaned and repaired affected areas as weather eased.
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Fremont
Arta
Act To Meet Relief Crisis In Cleveland
Cleveland relief plan grants a 10 day halt to destitution for 60,000 people after bankers agree to take 327000 in city notes tied to 1939 sales tax. Mayor Burton says funds restore food orders cover payrolls for relief workers and partly pay rents to prevent evictions.
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Cleveland
Harold H. Burton
Taxpayers sue for 72090 over highway resurfacing bids
A Columbus taxpayer files suit in Franklin County Common Pleas Court to recover 72090 from three state highway department officials their bonding companies and three Toledo contractors. The petitioner alleges the state paid 14.40 per cubic yard for resurfacing material when 9 would be reasonable and cites interlocking directorates among the firms. The Langenderfer company won the contract for paving Lucas County highway 51 from Waterville to the Grand Rapids Bridge.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Toledo
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Donald L. Littell
Lucas County
John Jaster, Jr
Murray Anderson
Fred L. Biechele
Arthur
Langenderfer, Inc
Maumee Asphalt Paying Co
S. E. Johnson Co
Littell
Jaster
France Stoné Co
Waterville
Langenderfer
Grand Rapids Bridge
Lawyers To Study New Rules Of Federal Courts
Lorain County lawyers plan attendance at a three day institute on federal court rules at Western Reserve University Allen Memorial Library Auditorium July 21 to 23. Lecturers include William D. Mitchell Maj Edgar Tolman Dean Charles Clark Wilbur Cherry Edson Sunderland and Robert Dodge. Sessions will run two a day with a quiz and evening conference at the law school. Prof Dawson will lead an evening seminar on pre trial procedure versus Ohio practice.
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Lorain County
Allen Memorial Library
Western Reserve University
American Bar Association
Cleveland
United States
William Warren Dawson
Supreme Court
Prof
Dawson
William D. Mitchell
New York
Edgar B. Tolman
American Bar Association Journal
Charles E. Clark
Yale Law School
Wilbur H. Cherry
University of Minnesota Law School
Edson R. Sunderland
University of Michigan Law School
Robert G. Dodge
Boston
Law School
Ohio
Names Of 400 Persons To Be Placed In The Jury Wheel
Lorain County Jury Commission Hart Dickason of Elyria and Mrs Viola Peters of Lorain were ordered by common pleas court to select 400 judicious and discreet persons from election poll books to serve as jurors during the coming jury year beginning the first Monday in August. Names of these persons are to be placed in the jury wheel from which they will be drawn by lot at the direction of the court.
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Lorain County
Hart Dickason
Elyria
Viola Peters
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
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