Thousands Enthralled by Great Lakes Exposition Preview
Report from Cleveland previews the Great Lakes Exposition opening noon today. Thousands toured the colored lighted grounds on Lake Erie with 250000 gallons of paint used to decorate 263 landings. The Fisherman's Paradise will host 3900 Lake Erie mullets for visitors to try. Exposition police and 300 guards patrol the grounds.
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George
Cleveland
Harald Burton
Loveland
Lake Erie
Albert N. Gonsier
Cief
Fisherman's. Pardise
Sant
Local Expo Service Booth Opens in Elyria
Elyria today opened its first exposition information booth at Broad Street and Middle Avenue to serve travelers bound for Cleveland and the Great Lakes Exposition. Visitors, mainly Elyrians buying souvenir booklets, sought guidance, while a few out of town tourists stopped for info before the gates opened at noon. The booth will operate daily for the 10 day exposition, offering details about the fair and Elyria’s attractions for travelers.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Weather Outlook: Mostly Cloudy With Showers Likely
Mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday with probable showers in the north portion. Cooler tonight with quiet weather following the precipitation.
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OHIQ
Nouth
Colson Corp Leases Large Storage Space in Cleveland
Colson Corp expands storage at Oberlin Road in Cleveland to 18 000 square feet for growing orders in children vehicles and bicycles. Neely Powers notes near capacity with 700 workers and no planned hiring. a DuPont order for calcium carbonate cans extends over six months. Ongoing strong bicycle demand prompts space expansion and a leased car barn area may be increased.
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Cleveland
Oberlin Road
Colson Corporation
Neely Powers
Towers
Ord
Daly
Powers
DuPont
Colson
Fram Ie DuPoont
Carson Corporation
Department of Colson
Haildoag
Bob O'Donnell
Four Boys Rescued By Coast Guards In Lake Erie
Four boys aged 18 to 22 were rescued by coast guards after a storm capsized their 16 foot condemned life boat on Lake Erie. They bailed with two tin buckets to stay afloat until the City of Buffalo steamer appeared at dawn and signaled rescue. The improvised craft was bought for 12 dollars for fishing and leaked throughout the ordeal.
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Cleveland
Lake FE
Coast Guards
Stanley Mash
Yivester Kudziak
Joseph Whabar
Walter Wysocki
City of
Buffalo
C. & Bos
H Ued Coast Guards
Man In Hospital, Alleged Assailant Detained By Police
Sander Hawk of 524 North Street was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for facial and head lacerations after a fight at John Love’s West River Street residence. Love was detained at the police station following the altercation at 1 p m. Patrolman Myron Gibson found Hawk bleeding in the yard and summoned an ambulance. Love struck Hawk with a car crank during a dispute over money.
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Sander Hawk
North Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bis
John Love
West River Street
Love
Myron Gibson
Hawk
Flo
Gibson
Elyria Stores Set One Wednesday Closed In Summer
Stores will not close next Wednesday afternoon in June July and August, allowing Wednesday afternoon hours. They will stay open next Wednesday and stay open until 9 p.m. next Friday for the new day next Saturday when they will be closed.
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Elyria
Pleads Guilty In Shooting Case At Crain WRA Worker
Anthony Walach a 98 year old from South Lorain pleaded guilty this morning to indictments accusing him of shooting his wife and daughter on March 18 seriously injuring them He spoke only minimal English and the court arranged for an interpreter The judge noted the defendant’s understanding of questions and asked for pleas from other defendants facing related charges in Cleveland and Lorain Ohio
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Anthony Walach
South Locrain
Waineh
Theft Reported: Caliber 82 Pistol Stolen from Fremon Street
Max Markle of 297 Fremon Street reported to police yesterday the theft of an 82 caliber pistol and a vase with a strap. The items were taken sometime since dinner time.
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Max Markle
Fremon
National Tube Operations Expected To Remain Largely Steady
National Tube Company outlines a near unchanged schedule for Lorain operations next week with minor variations due to a holiday. Three blast furnaces and 12 hearth furnaces will be operated, with a four and a half day run starting Monday for skelp mill and butt mill work, and a three day run for furnace No. 5 beginning Monday.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Skelp Crills
Butt Mills
Texas In Path Of Hurricane
Texas markets brace as a hurricane moves toward the coast near Corpus Christi and Matagorda Bay. The U S Weather Bureau issued warnings for coastal counties and urged residents to prepare for possible severe winds and flooding.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
Corpus Christi
U. S. Weather Bureau
Corpus Mullenvda Bay
Matagorda Bay
Galvestan
President Opens Great Lakes Exposition
Cleveland hosts the Great Lakes Exposition opening at noon with President Roosevelt and Secretary Daniel C. Tapper attending. Over 30,000 people filled the crowds last night for the gala, featuring the Great Lakes Symphony Orchestra, industrial displays, and machinery shows signaling regional prosperity.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Daniel C. Taper
Great Lakes
Roosevelt to Start Strenuous Drive for Reelection
President Roosevelt plans a strenuous campaign for renomination. He departs for Philadelphia to accept the Democratic nomination and address large crowds and radio listeners. He faces a contrast with 1932 when acclamation came after a tough fight. Roosevelt hears renomination on a Portage radio from the White House before a quiet departure to Chicago for the nominating speech.
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Washington
Lion
Tookrvelr
Philadelphia
Mately
K Rooseveltill
Chi- Caro
Roosevelt
White House
Portage
New York
Albany
Leler
Chicago
Puila
New Deal Pays Tribute Tonight To Roosevelt
Philadelphia June 27 New Deal pays tribute to Franklin Delano Roosevelt with a massive rally at Franklin Field as he and Garner are formally notified of renomination. Across the nation radio carries Roosevelts challenge to persist the New Deal. Traffic jams, police guards, and a star-studded platform accompany the opening of his re election campaign.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Franklin Field
Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
Roosevelt seeks renomination at Philadelphia convention
At the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia delegates formally nominate Franklin D. Roosevelt for president and John Nance Garner for vice president. Roosevelt is expected to accept at Franklin Field at 10 p.m. E T. Garner is named by Gov. James Allred. The event comes as supporters prepare for a broad appeal to independent voters.
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John Boettig
James
Duke
Binoth
Franklin
Elizabeth I
Roosey Donner Laoses
Eliot Roosevelt
Davis Wilson
Roosevelt
Lie
M. HS
Lily Pons
Philadelphia Estra
Barkley
Ropingon
United Press
Philadelphia
Joan M. Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Garner
James Allred
Texas
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Franklin Field
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
Mid-West
Washington
Albany
Chicago
Pertinent Facts About Elyria and Its Airport Access
Elyrians near Cleveland airport enjoy quick travel to and from the facility with planes arriving daily from across the nation. Residents can reach the airport in less time than many Cleveland locals due to notable Cheveleed traffic congestion.
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Cleveland
Castle of Cleveland
Cheveleed
Wellington bank robbery trial may guard jurors
The second trial of Edward Gromand and Anthony Panes, Clevelanders charged with a Wellington bank robbery, is set for July 20 after a hung jury. Authorities probed alleged jury tampering from the first trial, with prosecutors weighing a guarded jury for the next proceedings. Both defendants, 22, face 20 years to life if convicted.
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Wellington
Oemed
Edward Gromand
Anthony Panes
Howard R. Butler
Clarence W. Dick
Gromany
Papes
Hte
C. F. Adams
Lorain
Identify Slain Bandit As Homicidal Maniac OKLAHOMA CITY
An unidentified bandit slain in an attempted robbery at a cafe in Oklahoma City is described as a homicidal maniac. Authorities say the suspect was shot after a confrontation with a depot patrolman, with details pending identification and motive.
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Oklahoma City
Wee
Teday
Sorele
Dasblao
Potets
Patel
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National Tube
Great Lakes Exposition
Resolutions Committee
Hotel Roon
David J. Walsh
Massachuantis
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Walter Walker
Colorado
Carl A. Hatch
New Mexico
James Byrnes
South Carolina
Frank Murphy
Philippines
Arkansas
Charles E. Jackson
New Deal
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