Fear 3 Small Girls Vanish In Inglewood Search
Inglewood California on June 28 a massive search for three missing girls from Centinella Park intensified with 700 men, including American Legionnaires and Boy Scouts, scouring hills for Madeline Everett age 7 Melha Stephens and Jeanette Stephens believed abducted or slain. Police hunted a sailor dubbed Eddie seen near the park while authorities pressed checks on vacant homes pools and canyons.
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Inglewood
Cal
Madeline Everett
Melha
Jeanette Stephens
Centinella Park
Ed Muir
American Legionnaires
Boy Scouts
Los Angeles
Eddie
Ingelwood
Oscar E. Campbell
Campbell
Merle Everett
Floyd Stephens
Stephens
Everett
Scouts Depart for National Boy Scout Jamboree
Three Elyria youths join 16 Lorain County Scouts and 49 others from Firelands Area leaving for Sandusky to meet national and international scouts en route to the jamboree in Washington. The Elyria group includes James Ferriman Jason Geisel and Buddy Koplin. Thousands are expected to attend from across the nation and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Sandusky
Firelands
Washington
James Ferriman
Jason Geisel
Buddy Koplin
Ohio Weather Tonight and Tuesday Showers in North
Fair tonight with Tuesday partly cloudy skies. Scattered showers expected in the north in the afternoon. High pressure extends from Manitoba to New Mexico. Lows near the coast of North Carolina and over Saskatchewan and California. Light showers from New Mexico to the Carolinas with generally fair weather elsewhere. Temperature changes slight over the past 24 hours.
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Ohio
North Portion
Manitoba
New Mexico
West Gulf States
Florida
North Carolina
Saskatchewan
California
Farolinas
Federal Deficit To Be Higher Than Estimate
Treasury statistics show the 1937 fiscal year ending with income and outgo above last April's revised budget and a larger deficit. Three records loom: lowest deficit since Roosevelt took office, highest national debt, and largest revenue total since World War I. Net deficit depending on $300 million debt retirement. without it about $2.869 billion, with it about $3.1 billion. Income $5.213 billion, expenditures $7.986 billion, debt near $36.394 billion.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Treasury Daily
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Former Cleveland officer fined after harbor dog case
Edward Haurin a 49 year old former Cleveland policeman now living in Avon Lake learned an order from Justice Ferro's court means something. He was fined 710 dollars and costs eight dollars were suspended. He failed to appear after arraignments for harboring a dog without a license and was ordered to pay. Deputies later lodged him in county jail and he was released on personal bond after paying overdue costs totaling 11.58 dollars. A new harboring charge involving a litter of puppies was set for 11 a.m. Friday.
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Edward Haurin
Cleveland
Avon Lake
Joseph Ferro
Haurin
Lee Minkler
Petro
Ada woman mauled by Persian cat in city attack
Mrs. Frank Detrick of Ada was in serious condition after a Persian cat clawed her arms. Mayor Harry Sousley, also of Ada, restrained the cat with a net after it attacked several other people.
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Lima, O
Frank‘ Detrick
Ada
Harry Sousley
Union Leaders Rally Picket Lines Across Steel Front
Union leaders accused militia and police of terror and strike breaking as they rallied pickets along seven state steel fronts to slow non strikers from returning to mills. Reopenings spread in Pennsylvania and Ohio with Bethlehem Cambria plant producing again and Republic Steel reporting near normal output at some Ohio mills.
Troops To Stay If Needed Says Davey
Gov. Martin L. Davey declared he would keep National Guardsmen in the strike zone as long as violence threats persist, denying calls to recall them. He clashed with CIO leaders over alleged “political suicide,” and said secretary Perkins urged subpoenas for Tom Girdler and Frank Purnell to Columbus to press union contracts. Perkins denied the subpoena claim, but Davey stood by his account citing a telephone transcript. He stressed the state’s duty to protect law and order and citizens' rights while avoiding private-property seizure or mass detention.
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Columbus. O
Martin L. Davey
Frances Perkina
Davey
Miss Perkins
Ohio Industrial Commission
Tom M. Gridler
Republic Steel Corporation
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Columbus
John L. Lewis
Edward F. McGrady
McGrady
Federal Steel Board
Ohio
Perkins
Mediation Board
Tom Girdler
Parnell
Girdler
Girdier
Mr. Parnell
Three Drown When Auto Takes Plunge Near McConnelsville
Three people die when an automobile plunges from Route 78 into the Muskingum River near McConnelsville. Victims include Rose Anguish Butterfield 35 Norma McDonald 15 and Riley Price 50 all residents of McConnelsville. Price reportedly tried to fix a door before losing control and entering the river. The bodies were recovered with artificial respiration attempted. Also reported is the drowning of Fred Watkins at Rokeby Lock as the river's swift current carried him over the dam. his body remained unrecovered.
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Mcconnellville
Muskingum River
Here
Rose Anguish Butterfield
Norma McDonald
Riley Price
McConnelsville
Price
Route 78
Butterfield
T. H. Butterfield
West Virginia
Fred Watkins
Rokeby Lock
City Enforces Fireworks Ordinance Amid July Vigilance
City officials led by Mayor Leonard Smith urged public cooperation to enforce revised ordinance No. 97 banning fireworks within the city. Police will arrest violators. penalties include up to a 106 dollar fine and 30 days in jail. A 15 year old, Howard Jones, faced a summons and lecture for discharging firecrackers outside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
Smith
Safety Service
I. D. Faxon
Harvey C. Cheney
E. J. Stankard
Wallace N. Bates
Faxon
Stankard
Cheney
Howard Jones
Lodi Street
Young Jones
Bellevue Flood Inundates Two Sections and Farms
Bellevue Ohio end of June reports flooding across two city sections and surrounding low land. Guardsmen from Bellevue Fremont and Circle guard the 30 foot Nickel Plate embankment southeast of the city after threats farmers would bore through the dike to release water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Sandusky Bay
Rbellevue
Fremont
Clrcle
Germany Aims to Keep Colonial Drive and Spain Victory
Berlin reports the International Chamber of Commerce opening with Germany pledging direct action in any future Spanish crisis and to persist in seeking colonial territories. Goering and Schacht spoke on colonial rights and trade treaties while Hitler set the keynote in Würzburg, denouncing Loyalist attacks and Western reluctance to join in punitive steps.
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Germany
Spain
Berlin
Nazi
International Chamber of Commerce
Hermann Goering
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Wellcome
Sys
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
Hialmar Schacht
Reichsbank and Minnister’ of Economics
Goering
Congress
Hitler
Wuerzburg
Leipzig
Thousands Return to Bethlehem Steel Mills at Johnstown
Thousands of Cambria plant workers ignored picket lines and returned to Bethlehem Steel in Johnstown. State troopers protected exits as about 6,900 of 15,000 employees entered mills amid minor violence, with windows smashed on parked cars and miners from nearby towns arriving to support strikers. James Francis Dewey met with Steel Workers Organizing Committee representatives to press for a union contract.
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Johnstown
Cambria
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
James Francis Dewey
U. S. Department of Labor
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Bethlehem Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
Bethlehem
Sees New Record At Local Hospital
Frank W Hoover Elyria Memorial Hospital superintendent reports June may close with an average over 100 patients daily, a new monthly high. The prior record 96 was set in March and May. A maternity ward surge tied the record for patients in hospital at once with 12 patients after triplets arrived. First five months average 95, up from 89 last year.
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Frank W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hoover
Ohio F. of L Purges 67 Local CIO Unions
Columbus Ohio June 28 The Ohio State Federation of Labor purged 67 local CIO unions on order of AFL President William Green. The Dayton convention opening July 26 will lack these unions including miners and rubber workers. Vacancy on the executive board arises from the miners purge. Thomas Donnelly notes gains in AFL locals may offset CIO revenue.
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Columbus
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Committee
Dayton
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Rubber Workers
Auto Workers
Iron, Tin and Steel Workers
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Ladies’ Garment Workers
G. W. Savage
Ohio Mine Workers
Thomas J. Donnelly
A. F. of L
CIO
Triplets Born at Elyria Hospital Lose Brother
A first set of triplets at Elyria Memorial Hospital saw one infant die 15 hours after birth. The two surviving boys John and girl Mary, with their sister, remain in incubators as doctors provide care. Parents are Mrs. Edward Korefico and a J C Penney clerk. funeral held for the deceased Jozeph.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Edward Korefico
Middle Avenue
J. C. Penney Company
Jozeph
John
Mary
Edward J. Murphy
St. Mary's Church
Korej
Nichols Funeral Home
E F Allen Showing Improvement at Home
E F Allen president emeritus of the International Society for Crippled Children, who has been ill at his Washington avenue home, is now showing improvement. He is not yet permitted visitors but has shown steady progress in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Washington Avenue
Taft To Sail For Europe Wednesday
In Cleveland Edward F. McGrady the lone Steel Mediation Board member said he would depart for Washington. Chairman Charles P. Taft will come to Washington tomorrow for a probable conference before sailing for Europe Wednesday. Labor leaders view Taft's trip as evidence the board’s conciliation efforts have collapsed.
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Cleveland
Lebor
Edward F. McGrady
Steel Mediation Board
Washington
Frances Perkins
Charles P. Taft
Federal Steel Mediation Board
Frances Perking
Perkins
Taft
Europe
Isg
Tearful Court Split Over Boy’s Family Choice
In a domestic relations case Judge Guy S. Findley ruled a 14-year-old boy Gordon Ray Baker may spend his school vacation with his father Wellington Baker while staying with his mother Irene Baker Higgins and sister on weekends. The parents married in 1922 and divorced in 1935.
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Gordon Ray Baker
Mia
Irene Baker Higgins
Fréd Baker
Wellington
Guy
Findley
May Reopen Park Pool Wednesday
Park workers expect Cascade Park swimming pool to reopen Wednesday if the Black River water recedes enough to allow draining and cleaning. High river levels last week flooded the pool, washing out roads near fords and requiring repairs. playgrounds sustained little damage amid the spring high water.
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Cascade Park
Fugitive Raymond Sousan Caught in Lorain Bar pickup
Lorain deputies captured Raymond Sousan alias Ray Bommarito, a 23 escaped convict, after an anonymous tip. He was taken near Ur Stones Grill on Broadway where he was employed as a bartender. Authorities expect St Louis officials to arrive today or tomorrow for transfer.
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St. Louis
Raymond Sousan
Ray Bommarito
Lorain
John Fulton
John Hadak
Stone's
Broadway
Frankizs
Algioa. Mo
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Olive
Acme
Seven-State
Steel Front
Pennsylvania
Big Cambria
Indiana
M. Clifford Townsend
East Chicago
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Canton
Tom M. Girdler
Republic
Sheet & Tube
Ohio F. of L
E. F. Allen
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