Paris aims to hold line in Hoover debt plan talks
Paris cements stance against altering its reservations to President Hoover's war debts plan as Franco American talks begin. Premier Laval remains bound by the cabinet reply, backed by a deputies vote of confidence. Mellon meets Laval to press full adherence while Paris tensions ease toward a quick conclusion.
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Paris
Hoover
Mellon
France
Chamber of Deputies
Walter E. Edge
United States
Washington
Europe
Wall Street
Riviera
FLIERS HONORED IN COPENHAGEN AFTER ATLANTIC FLIGHT
Otto Hillig of Germany and Holger Houris, along with Liberty, N. ., were welcomed as heroes in Copenhagen after a strenuous Atlantic flight. Photographer Hellig, 55, backed the journey, and Harriss, 30, piloted the Bellanca monoplane Liberty. Houris planned to fly Hillig to Germany before surveying the area.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Otto Hillig
Germany
Liberty
Holger Houris
Atlantic
Hellig
Harriss
Hairs
Hillig
Lorain Chosen for 1932 Christian Endeavor Convention
Findlay O June 7 Lorain was chosen today for the 1932 convention of the Ohio Christian Endeavor Society which closed its annual meeting here.
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Lorain
Co. E
Findlay
Ohio Christian Endeavor Society
Weather Forecast for Ohio and Nearby Areas
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with slight warmth in the far north tonight and east on Sunday. Yesterday's highs included Phoenix 110 and Huron 104. today’s lows White River 40 and Calgary 48. Pressure around normal overall, a bit high in the East and low in the West. Forecast calls for continued fair and warm conditions in this vicinity tonight and Sunday.
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Ohio
White River
Calgary
Edmonton
Storm Toll From Cleveland Storm Wrecks Homes and Lives
A powerful Ohio storm left seven dead and 16 hurt in Cleveland with $1,000,000 in local damage and broader statewide losses. Lightning, flooding, and downed trees disrupted services as crews raced to restore electric and telephone lines. Coast Guard rescues and hospital evacuations followed, while Lorain and other towns reported heavy damage and widespread power outages.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Shavey
Dean Creek
Rockefeller Park
Fred Frantz
Donald McGraw
Lake Erie
George Corder
McGraw
Cleveland Railway
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
City Street
Bratenahl
Newburgh Heights
Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Betty Shaney
Leo Wheelock
Robert Schaney
Robert
John Daly
Cleveland Coast Guard
Turmoil in Barbarton Leaves 15 Injured in Park Fight
On June 27 in Lake Anna Park, a clash erupted after tear gas bombs were set off as about 1 000 communists tried to hold a protest meeting. Tear gas, clashes with patrols, and a chaotic crowd injured 15 and disrupted downtown traffic as bystanders fled and women and children were trampled.
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Barberton
Lake Anna Park
Jennie Cooper
Cleveland
Cooper
Bombs Explode in Genoa Citywide Attacks
Four bombs exploded across Genoa with damage near the royal palace but no casualties. The blasts were blamed on anarchists. Similar incidents were reported recently in Turin and Bologna.
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Genoa
Turin
Bologna
Attorney General Rules Gas Tax May Settle Damages From Roads
Attorney General Gilbert Bettman released an opinion allowing the use of gasoline tax money to settle damages to driveways caused by township road construction or improvement. State Examiner Fred C. Hotes reports the ruling as permissible under existing statutes.
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Gilbert Bettman
Fred C. Hotes
Post and Gatty Wing Way On World Flight
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, American world fliers, landed in Irkutsk Siberia at 10 55 a m after their Novo Sibirsk refuel. They renewed flight in Winnie Mae toward Khaparovsk in the Amur Valley near Manchuria, about 1350 miles away, via the trans Atlantic railway.
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Irkutsk
Siberia
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
American World Fliers
Novo- Sibirsk
Khaparovsk
Amur
Manchuria
Khabarovsk
Texans Brace for Tropical Storm Approaching Coast
Corpus Christi Texas June 97 a tropical storm moving at about 60 mph was forecast to strike the Texas coast between here and Brownsville by midafternoon. Weather officials said hurricane force winds were unlikely though the system would bring strong winds inland south of here. Barometer fell from 29.84 as tides rose three feet at North Beach. Port Aransas and Mustang Island residents relocated to the mainland for safety.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Here
Brownsville
Gulf of Mexico
J. P. McAuliffe
North Beach
Port Aransas
Mustan
Island
Fireworks For Crippled Children At Gates Hospital
At Gates Hospital for Crippled Children a Fourth of July fireworks display will be held on the evening of July 3. Elyria Memorial Hospital trustees sponsor the event on hospital grounds with police traffic aid. The show begins at 7:45 p.m. and invites the public to watch from the grounds.
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the Gates Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E. J. Stankard
Acquitted by Jury in Non-Support Case
A jury in common pleas court yesterday acquitted Anthony Linden of the charge of non-support. Linden faced allegations of willfully not supporting his two children.
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Common Pleas Court
Anthony Linden
Linden
Resignation of County Surveyor Biggs Over High Costs
The county surveyor C T Biggs resigns as resident state highway engineer after a complaint by JT Brindle about rising engineering expenses. Biggs blames Brindle and A P Lagton for waste and lack of cooperation, warning the Lake road project may be delayed. He cites payrolls and payments, noting Lagton’s office provides little help and questions the qualifications of Lagton’s staff. The piece notes past state payments to Biggs’ county and the ongoing charges.
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C. T. Biggs
Biggs
O. W. Merrill
JT. S. Brindle
Ashland
Merrill
Brindle
A. P. Lagton
Lagton
Lake Road
Medina-Norwalk
Wellington
Civil Service
State Department
Lagron
Biges
Midwest Sees Sweltering Heat Enduring Weekend
Chicago and the Midwest face a brutal heat wave with temperatures near 100 degrees. Officials warn no relief soon as deaths rise to at least twenty and dozens suffer prostrations nationwide while crops suffer and livestock endure stress. Highs hit 110 in Yuma and Needles with many cities posting 100 plus readings.
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Chicago
Midwest
United States
St. Louis
Yuma
Phoenix
Needles
Arizona
Mitchell
St. D
Redwing
Minn
Neodesha
Kans
Waterloo
Galesburg
Sterling
Ill
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Red Bluff
Calif
St. Paul
Eau Claire
Wis
Fresno
San Bernardino
Santa Ana
Kansas City
Chronicle-Telegram Plans Big Fight Party Friday
The Chronicle-Telegram announces a free event Friday July 3 offering blow by blow coverage of the Stribling Schmeling heavyweight bout via United Press and radio. Stanford Radio Service provides audio, loudspeakers will face Second Street, and traffic will be restricted by Chief E J Stankard to ensure uninterrupted hearing of the fight returns.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ice
Stanford Radio Service
Second Street
E. J. Stankard
Lorain County Assess Storm Losses As Cleanups Continue
Lorain County workers clear street debris after a storm that hit northern Ohio yesterday. Officials report fewer injuries and less damage than feared. several streets blocked by downed trees and wires. lightning struck homes near Elyria, causing property damage but no serious injuries. Rural crops suffered, especially wheat and oats, with some barns and silos damaged across Wellington and surrounding farms.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Clarence E. Adams
Safety Service
John N. Hidt
West Bridge Street
Water Street
Ohio Public Service Company
Reserve Power and Light Company
Lake Avenue
Ridge Street
Elyria
Josephine Reise
Travelers’ Inn
Oberlon Road
Preston Thorley
Nichols Court
Fred Klein
Katherine Flynn
Annetta Otto
Oxford Avenue
Wellington
East Main Street
C. A. Gott
Wellington Telephone Company
Charles Wagner
Ray Rowland
Ray Burge
Kent Warner
Farmers’ Grain and Milling Company
Henry Ramsar
L. L BeVier
Harold Smith
A! Jordan
Cleveland
Welington
Officers All CafeCracker Barbertown Shootout Mystery
In Barberton Ohio an unidentified man, about 30 years old and five feet ten, was shot and killed by police after blowing open a safe at the Henry Coal and Ice Co. He fired three shots as he fled a window. officers returned fire, the bandit dying with a bullet near his heart. Police seek identification via Cincinnati PD.
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Barberton
Henry Coal and Ice Co
Cincinnati Police Department
William T. Daugherty
George Cole
Bailiffs Look Out For Jurors
Assistant Prosecutor Joan Harding proposed setting a criminal case for trial in the second week of July. Bailiff Charles Heimann opposed this, noting July and August are normally quiet for jury cases. Bailiff J C Jackson added concerns about jurors in the small windowless room, suggesting risk of collapse. Trial date to be settled Monday.
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Joan Harding
Charles Heimann
Heimann
J. C. Jackson
Jimson
Crop Damage Survey Notes Limited by Varying Losses
Storm surveys show crop damage not as extensive as feared with much fruit blown down in many county areas. No overall estimate available due to differing damage across sections.
Storm wrecks Michigan coast leaving two dead
A cyclone like storm swept across southeastern Michigan from Saginaw Bay to Lake Erie, killing Georges Renne of Yale and Private Charles Longava of East Chicago. Two men and a boy were critically injured in Detroit as trees fell and a blackout struck the city. Rescue crews, coast guards, and border patrols aided floating craft occupants and affected residents.
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Detroit
Michigan
Saginaw Bay
Lake Erie
Georges Renne
Yale
Hightning
Charles Longava
Lake Huron
Lake St. Clair
Inter-Lake Straits
Police Department Receives Two New Automobiles
Service Director J. oR Bidt announced addition of two new cars to the motor equipment. One emergency vehicle will be acquired within three weeks to handle all emergency calls and can function as an ambulance.
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J. Or Bidt
General Police Service
Sa.d
Eidt
Mather Dentes Werger Report Denies Steel Merger Talk
Cleveland financier William C. G Mather denied a report that Republic Steel and Corrigan McKinzey Steel planned a merger. Tom L. Girdler, chairman of Republic, joined Mather in calling the story fake and unfounded in a June 27 statement.
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Mather
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Betty Jean
Neal Jewett
Wooster
Lakeside
Painesville
Fremont
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Marquette University
Milwaukee
Escanaba
Mich
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Gatty
Wing Way
Jami
Vegg
Police Dept
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