Street Riots Parade Through Milwaukee Street Cars Halted
Thousands of Milwaukee residents walked and hitchhiked to work as 29,000 sympathizers rioted. Police fought two mobs with clubs and tear gas while 38 injured and 20 hospitalized amid car service suspensions. National Guard threats were voiced by company leaders.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Kinickinnic
Burleigh
John Neiderkohn
Bruno Schweitzer
North Side
President Roosevelt Signs Housing Bill
President Roosevelt signed the Housing Bill as part of the recovery program to stimulate construction nationwide. The measure aims to improve housing standards and conditions and introduce a system of Mutual Mortgage Insurance, though personnel for the administering board had not yet been announced.
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Bulletin
Washington
Roosevelt
Ohio Weather Forecast Sees Fair, Warm Evening and Friday
The forecast indicates generally fair conditions with continued warmth tonight and into Friday in Ohio. No precipitation expected as temperatures stay mild and pleasant across the state.
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Ohio
Two Powerful Groups Oppose Radical Nazis in Berlin
Berlin reports show conservatives and the Stahlhelm uniting against the radical Nazis as Hitler faces rebukes from Franz Von Papen and growing signs of curbs on storm troopers. Underground socialist and communist voters remain a potent factor from the March 1933 elections.
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Berlin
Germany
Stahlheim
Reichstag
Stahlhelm
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Ohio Sees Heat Wave Near 100 Degrees
United Press reports a severe June heat wave across Ohio with temperatures near 100 degrees and high 90s in recent days. Humidity from Tuesday night rains raises discomfort, with forecasts calling for continued warmth and possible local storms. A heat prostration death is reported, Forest Earl, 10, of Portsmouth.
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United Press
Ohio
Forest Earl
Portsmouth
Marie Dressler Losing Ground
SANTA BARBARA Calif June 25 Miss Dressler beloved trainer of stage and screen was dangerously ill here today but not in immediate danger of death her physician declared Dr F R Nuzum reported her condition as unchanged It is not anticipated she will pass on immediately She has been losing ground for ten days in her long battle against death from a combination of internal ailments
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Wife convicted accessory to 2 murders in Dedham
Norma Brigh ton Millen, nineteen, found guilty of being an accessory to two murders and a robbery by her husband Morton Millen. Jury recommends mercy, potential sentence up to 21 years. Outside, 4000 spectators groan as verdict is read. Morton and Irving Millen and Abe Farber face separate murder charges in a bank holdup.
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Dedham
Mass
Norma Brighton Millen
Norma
Morton Millen
Irving
Abe Farber
Lorain Tornado Remembered On Tenth Anniversary
Lorain County recalls the 1924 Lorain tornado as the region’s worst disaster. About 80 killed, 7000 homeless, and $30 million in damage. Elyria and Cleveland aid arrived quickly, Red Cross drives raised funds, and military orders governed cleanup. The county and city vow not to forget.
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County
Lorain
Lorain County
Lake Shore
Lora
Elyrians
Repair Program Begins in Elyria Schools
An extensive summer repair and maintenance drive is under way in Elyria public school buildings. The board, led by business manager James F. Brown, set high estimates to avoid overcommitting funds, with initial totals over 4500 reduced by about 300 after material price drops. Major work targets the high schools, including caulking, boiler and chimney repairs, lock changes, and cafeteria updates, while Jefferson Junior High adds a new fire escape and reinforced floors. Garford School will relocate underground lines to overhead, brick pointing, and boiler covering, at an estimated 645. Further details follow in Page 2.
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Elyria
James F. Brown
Brown
Jefferson Junior High School
Garford School
Gates
Heat Wave Grips Nation With Rising Death Toll
United Press reports a ferocious heat wave across the United States with temperatures above 100 and 104 in several cities. Drownings and heat deaths climb, totaling 7 to 9 in the past week, with Illinois suffering the most and Ohio also hit hard. The Weather Bureau cautions continued heat for at least two days as relief seems unlikely except in the Northwest.
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United Press
Chicago
United States
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Dakotas
Ilinois
Ohio
Oberlin Man Sentenced to Four Months in County Jail
Ludwig Schneider of 363 College Street pleaded guilty to indecent exposure and received a $50 fine plus costs and a four month sentence in the county jail from Mayor W. H. Vanoster. The mayor called him a menace to society after a resident accused him of indecent acts in front of a child and another girl.
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Oberlin
W. H. Vanoster
Ludwig Schneider
College Street
Schneider
Elyria Faces Greater Shortage In City Funds
City of Elyria faces a growing operating deficit with 1934 funds short by at least 50000, risking curtailed services such as garbage collection and health department cuts. A sewer rental proposal won’t cover the gap, and 1935 looks harsher under the ten mill limit unless relief arises. officials warn a breakdown of government functions is likely.
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Elyria
Gome J
Udder
Cleveland
Warren
Elsha
Four Die In House Blaze Near Hanford California
Four persons burned to death in a four room ranch house near Hanford California when fire trapped them inside. The victims are A Kolff 47 a rancher Matthew Kollff 10 Jennia Kollff 11 and Mrs Jennie Larkeff 45 a house keeper.
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Hanford
Cal
A. Kolff
Matthew Kollff
Jennia Kolff
Jennie Larkeff
Tragic Accident Claims Life of Mrs Oourre Squire
Mrs Carlton Marie Rowe Squire 50 a well known former Elyrian died at Memorial hospital after injuries from a noon collision one mile east of Eaton Center. Her husband Carlton Squire 51 formerly Elyria clothier now in Urbana Ohio sustained serious injuries and his father Alfred Squire 78 suffered multiple injuries. Donald Squire the couple’s son drove the car. Homer Sooy of Penfield drove the other. Deputies Nau and Chapman investigated. A full report will go to Prosecutor Stevens for grand jury submission.
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Carlton Marie Rowe Squire
Memorial Hospital
Eaton Center
Carlton Squire
Elyria Clothier
Urbana
Ohio
Alfred Squire
Donald
Homer Sooy
Penfield Farmer
Island Road
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Sooy
Ender Way
Clarence W. Dicks
Frank B. Stevens
Grand Jury
Qaiiton Squire
Justice dismisses manslaughter charge against McChesney
Manslaughter charges against Robert McChesney of Cleveland an employee of Ridge Tool Company Ridgeville were dismissed by Justice Joseph Petro yesterday. The case said his car veered while closing a door ran off the highway into a field and struck 14 year old George Winterfield of Ridgeville fatally injuring him last May 2. The judge cited failure to find a state law violation.
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Robert McChesney
Cleveland
Ridge Tool Company
Ridgeville
Joseph Petro
McChesney
George Winterfield
Petro
President Talks To Nation Tonight on Greater New Deal
Washington June 28. President Roosevelt prepares a fire side chat at 9 30 pm to present a plan for a Greater New Deal. He plans to outline a broad social program and long range public works strategy with emphasis on orderly development of resources and government spending. He reviewed these ideas with Hopkins Ickes Perkins Richberg and will discuss pending laws on communications steel market control and housing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Harry Hopkins
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
France Perkins
Donald Richberg
NRA
Park Pool To Open Tonight at Cascade Park
The park commission announced evening sessions for Cascade Park swimming pool tonight. Starting tonight the pool will be open from 7 to 9 in the evenings while daytime sessions continue. The change aims to accommodate residents who cannot use the pool during the day.
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Cascade Park
The
Park Commission
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Red Cross
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112Th Engineers
Ethel DuPont
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
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DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Mills City Sinking Fund
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Husband
Eaton
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