Parkes Cadman Elected Honorary Moderator of Denomination
Brooklyn clergyman Parkes Cadman was named honorary moderator at the general council meeting. Dr Jay Stocking of St Louis became moderator with Rev Stanley Merrell of Durham assistant. A social action council was approved to oversee race relations and related fields, to be eight en expanded with 18 church leaders.
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Oberlin
Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Jay Thomas Stocking
St. Louis
Stanley Merrell
Durham
N. C
David Livingstone
Douglas Clyde MacIntosh
Yale Divinity School
Silas Evans
Ripon College
Ripon
Mich
Boynton Merrill
Newton
Mass
Arthur E. Holt
Council of Social Action
General Council
Commission On Missions
Council For Social Action
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Home Boards
Commission On Race Relations
Commission On International Relations
Commission On Citizenship
Commission On Social Relations
Roger W. Babson
Rockwell P. Potter
Hartford Theological School
Brand Chickens To Foil Thieves In Lorain County
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick endorses branding chickens as a theft deterrent. About 150 farmers have adopted the system using a pliers like punch and iodine to apply perforations under the wing, creating a tattoo like mark registered with the sheriff for identification. Buyers must show a bill of sale for unmarked birds. Farmers began marking birds about four months ago.
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Lorain County
Clarence W. Dick
National Tattooing Registering Association
Fall from shed fatal near Thurman farmer dies
Edward Hughes, 81, a Thurman area farmer, died Monday from injuries after a fall from a shed in Gallia County. The incident occurred June 26 as he was working at his property establishing the location of the accident.
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Gallipolis
Edward Hughes
Thurman
The Weather Forecast Ohio Thundershowers Then Warmer High North
Local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight give way to Wednesday fair weather. Temperatures rise slightly in the extreme north portion of the state.
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Ohio
Former Engineer At Water Works Dies Here Today
Joseph F. Monroe 79 of 115 Furnace street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 1 30 am after a four month illness. He was born March 10 1855 in Elyria and worked twenty years as an engineer at the Elyria Water Works before retirement. Survived by four children Edith Elyria Leonard J Elyria Walter G Los Angeles Louis D East Cleveland two brothers Thomas Elyria James Cleveland and two sisters Mrs M J Walsh and Mrs BE Guerin both of Elyria Four grandchildren. wife preceded him in death twenty years ago. Funeral from St Agnes church Thursday at 9 36 am. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Joseph F. Monroe
Furnace Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Monroe
Elyria
Edith
Leonard J
Walter G
Los Angeles
Cal
Louis D
East Cleveland
Thomas
James
Cleveland
M J Walsh
St. Agnes Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Appointments by Roosevelt Expected Soon
Washington June 26 President Roosevelt arrived from Hyde Park and planned to attend to urgent government duties at the White House. Post master General Farley accompanied him as the administration prepares to appoint leaders for the new deal agencies including a five man securities commission and a seven man communications commission. The pool of candidates features figures from the Federal Trade Commission and Senate investigations with a focus on stock exchange ties. Hopkins is seen as likely housing administrator as the administration moves to finalize key posts before a Hawaiʻi cruise.
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Washington
IUP
Roosevelt
Union Station
Hyde Park
White House
James A. Farley
Hawai
Securities Commission
Communications Commission
Business World
James M. Landis
George ©. Matthews
Federal Trade Commission
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking
Baldwin B. Bane
Trade Commission
Stock Exchange
Eugene O Sykes
Radio Commission
Harry L. Hopkins
Relieft
Rich Chicagoan Is Kidnaped In Front Of His Children
June 26 Chicago. Andrew Sciacca wealthy owner of a northside restaurant was kidnapped at the driveway by six gunmen as his three children watched. The men posed as policemen forced him into a car and a cryptic ransom note followed. Carlo Sciacca 22 was contacted with a caller claiming the dad was all right and to avoid police.
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Chicago
Andrew Sciacca
Sciacca
Carlo Sciacca
Elyria Finances Show Six Year Income and Cost Trends
Chronicle Telegram reviews six years of Elyria finances with cooperation from Mayor Vanoster and City Auditor Schilieman. The piece notes a 1934 deficit between fifty and sixty five thousand dollars and introduces a series comparing budgets from 1928 to 1933, including real estate taxes, other income, and total available funds. Delinquencies and sewage allocations are discussed as key factors shaping the city's fiscal picture.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
W. H. Vanoster
A. C. Schilieman
City Hall
Frazier-Lemke veto urged by Borah in farm bill debate
Senator Borah urged President Roosevelt to veto the Frazier Lemke farm bankruptcy bill saying it would force farmers to surrender assets for appraisal and only repay a portion of mortgages. He warned the measure would not truly help farmers and questioned its moratorium claim amid wartime inflation concerns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William FE. Borah
Ida
Borah
Frazier-Lemke
Lynn J. Frazier
Willam Lemke
R.N. D
Senate
Huey P. Long
Elyria Summer School Staff is Nine Teachers
Elyria's summer session enters its second week with seven high school and two elementary teachers forming the staff. J D Severs serves as principal of the program. Other educators include EB Glenn Baxter Philip Hoffman J C Linville 8.¢ Smith Carl Smith and Ralph Wood. Olive Lapp and Grace Thompson teach the grade levels with Lapp supervising upper grades and Thompson lower. Board approval for the high school list is expected at the July 2 meeting.
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Elyria
J.D. Severs
EB. Glenn Baxter
Philip Hoffman
J. C Linville
Smith
Carl Smith
Ralph Wood
Olive Lapp
Grace Thompson
Board of Education
Seven Oberlin faculty retire after long service this year
Oberlin College marks the departure of seven faculty members including treasurer Hiram B. Thurston and dean of women Anna M. Klingenhagen after long tenures. Also retiring are Bertha G. Miller, Kemper Fullerton, Charles H. A. Wagar, Cora L. Swift, and William K. Breckenridge with postretirement teaching to follow for some.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Hiram B. Thurston
Anna M. Klingenhagen
Bertha G. Willer
Kemper Fullerton
Charles H. A. Wagar
Cora L. Swift
William K. Breckenridge
Thurston
Wellesley College
Chicago
Bertha G. Miller
Oberlin Conserva
Tory
Conservatory of Music
Fullerton
Graduate School of Theology
Princton
Union Seminary
Italy
Conservatory
Weather officer to guide stratosphere balloon ascent
WW EB Jakl, weather bureau chief at Kansas City airport, will provide temperatures wind directions and velocities barometer readings and other data from Rapid City for the July 10 stratosphere balloon flight helping scientists reach the upper atmosphere.
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EB. Jakl
Rapid City
D. Jakl
Kansas City, Mo
Mill Glowed in NRA Controversy at Harriman Hosiery Mill
Harriman Tenn June 26 The Harriman Hosiery Mill closed its plant amid a long NRA dispute alleging persecution by General Hugh S Johnson and the NRA. J A Wright Jr, mill attorney, says the firm complied with the act but customers boycott due to nonmembership. 53 workers will lose their jobs when fabrication and shipment end.
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Harriman
Tenn
ePpi
NRA
General Hugh S Johnson
General Johnson
Ushhat
A R Glancy
General Motors
Washington
Blue Eagle
J.A. Wright, Jr
Wright
31 Schools Get Gas Tax Funds Distribution
The state auditor’s department distributed 36,583 73 of liquid fuel tax to 31 school districts in the county. Elyria’s share was 8,008 with other districts receiving varying amounts: Lorain 14,024 Oberlin 1,771 Amherst Village 1,341 South Amherst 749 Clearview Rural 1,241 Ridgeville 785 La Grange Village 558 Avon Lake 635 Avon 440 Columbia 493 East Carlisle 485 Elyria Rural 595 Wellington 1,142 and Pleasant View Sanatorium district 23.87.
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State Auditor's
Elyma
Lorain
Oberlin
Amherst Village
South Amherst
Clearview Rural
Ridgeville
la Grange
Avon Lake
Avon
Columbia
East Carlisle
Elyria Rural
Wellington
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Second son born to Polly Tunney in New York today
Mrs Polly Lauder Tunney wife of former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney welcomed a second son at New York Medical Center. The baby and mother are reported in excellent condition. The infant has not yet been named. the first son is three years old.
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Tonneys
New York
Polly Lauder Tunney
New York Medical Center
Gene Tunney
Drowning hero dies saving woman on Blanchard river
Samuel Deaunes, 22, a capable swimmer, drowned in the Blanchard river at Findlay while attempting to save Medora Margaret Beck, 21. The pair were aboard a pleasure boat that sank. the other rescuers included Richard Wells, 26, and Virgle Cox, 17, with Wells briefly reaching shore before collapse and rescue by Henry Salomon.
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Henry Salomon
Astisharmas
Virgle Cox
Lima
Deaunee
Germany Fights Fronts as Moratorium Plans Take Hold
Germany’s Nazi government moved to impose a foreign-obligations moratorium amid threats of a broader trade war with Britain and France. Berlin planned countermeasures, while German delegates rushed to London for a settlement. In-house, leaders faced resignations and crackdowns as the regime pressed a new Germany program on economic, political, and cultural fronts.
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Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
France
Hjalmar Schacht
Reischsbank
Britain
British
London
Adolf Hitler
Gustav Krupp von Bohlen
Cologne
Rudolf Hess
Hitler
der Angriff
Stahlhelm
Koliberg
Breslau
Acht Ahr Tageblatt
Ohio Bankers Meet in Columbus Largest Since 1921
More than 600 Ohio bankers gathered in Columbus for the opening session of the forty fourth annual Ohio Bankers Association convention. President Clark Will of Circleville delivered the address, with reports of officers and a talk by Paul Mallon on "The Roosevelt Three No Trump System" on the first day.
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Columbus
Ohio Banker's Association
Clark Will
Circleville
Paul Mallon
Washington
Milwuakee Armored Transit Amid General Strike
Armored street cars and buses remained in service in Milwaukee as 1,400 operators and electricians walked out at 4:30 A.M. Union leaders urged restraint while vowing to shut electrical plants within 12 hours. Officials pressed to keep all three utilities running as clashes erupted and a bystander, Joseph Urbanski, was struck on the tracks.
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Milwaukee
Bach
President Roosevelt to give 20 minute radio review of his tenure
President Roosevelt will deliver a 20 minute radio talk Thursday evening to review his administration. The address, to be broadcast on major networks, will occur at 9 30 p m EST and serve as a general final review before his Hawaii departure. The White House says the talks on his eastward trip carry no political significance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Hawaii
Swimming barred where boy drowned
The drowning of Clarence Kritzel, 14, near Lake Erie occurred in prohibited waters about a quarter mile from Vermilion on the Lake public beach, not in the bathing area. Signs warn bathers away from unwatched zones. funeral services for the boy are set for St. Agnes' church at 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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Clarence Kritzel
Lake Erie
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Ifnto
W. J. Denman
St. Agnes’ Church
36 Citizens File For First Papers In One Day
The Cleveland Nationalization Bureau filed 36 first papers for citizenship in a single day, the largest in the city. Deputy Clerk of Courts Julia Saywell said the declarations mark initial steps toward naturalization, with each filing costing 5.09 dollars. County commissioners meanwhile approved a reduced sewer pipe encasement estimate on Middle Avenue from 1459 to 1134 dollars for Highway Construction Company work.
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Cleveland
Nationalization Bureau
Julia Saywell
Middle Avenue
Toiay County Commissioners
Highway Construction Company
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Honor Adnan
Water Works
Carlo
Rudolph Forster
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Forster
Frazier-Lemk
Sandusky
Sts. Peters and Paul’s Catholic Church
William F. Murphy
Stratosphere Guide
E. Jakl
Gen. Johnson
Reichgbank
Ohio Bankers Meeting
Joseph Urbanski
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